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This Card Game PREDICTED The Trump Assassination Attempt, 9_11 & More (ILLUMINATI_ New World Order) · The conspiracy

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Speaker 1: Did these cards predict nine to eleven? Inside of each
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Speaker 1: of these packs are some sealed Illuminati New World Order
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Speaker 1: trading cards. Now, these cards are highly controversial. Over the
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Speaker 1: past couple of years, people have claimed that these cards,
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Speaker 1: which were created in the nineteen nineties, predicted world events
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Speaker 1: like COVID nineteen, the attempted Trump assassinations, nine to eleven,
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Speaker 1: and so much more. The game is called Illuminati New
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Speaker 1: World Order, and right here I have an almost complete
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Speaker 1: collection of all of the cards from this set. We're
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Speaker 1: going to analyze so many of these different cards that predicted,
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Speaker 1: bizarrely things that ended up happening in the world today.
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Speaker 1: But something else incredibly bizarre is the fact that the
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Speaker 1: studio that produced this card game was rated by the
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Speaker 1: Secret Service while they were printing these cards. Now, there's
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Speaker 1: an official explanation for the raid, but I think that
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Speaker 1: there might be something deeper here. Anyways, let's get started
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Speaker 1: and welcome to the Conspiracy Files. Hey guys, Yes, welcome
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Speaker 1: to a brand new episode of The Conspiracy Files. I've
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Speaker 1: been waiting to do this episode for a while now.
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Speaker 1: As you can see right here, I have three sealed
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Speaker 1: packs of Illuminati New World Order cards. They were kind
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Speaker 1: of expensive. And I also have this binder with so
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Speaker 1: many cards, cards you may never have seen or even
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Speaker 1: heard of, that are really bizarrely they accurately predicted so
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Speaker 1: many things in the world. But yeah, it's really strange.
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Speaker 1: When I first heard about this story, I saw it
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Speaker 1: on TikTok and I saw the nine to eleven card.
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Speaker 1: Let's just show you that one real quick. Check this out, guys,
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Speaker 1: terrorist nuke. Keep in mind that this card was produced
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Speaker 1: in the nineteen nineties, years before nine to eleven was
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Speaker 1: a thing. But this seems to clearly show the twin
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Speaker 1: towers being taken out at about the exact same spot
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Speaker 1: where one of the planes hit the buildings in a
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Speaker 1: terrorist attack in a game called Illuminati. I mean, yeah,
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Speaker 1: this is stuff you cannot make up. When I saw
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Speaker 1: that TikTok, I was intrigued and I thought to myself,
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Speaker 1: there's no way that that's legit, that that actually is
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Speaker 1: a card that was produced ten years before nine to eleven.
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Speaker 1: Then I did some research and I found out that
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Speaker 1: it was and that wasn't the only card in this
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Speaker 1: set that predicted some really, really strange things. We're going
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Speaker 1: to get into all of that and the raid on
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Speaker 1: the game production company's offices, I mean, just adds to
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Speaker 1: the whole mystique of this whole situation. In addition, these
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Speaker 1: sealed packs are really hard to come by, so it's
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Speaker 1: an honor to be able to open three of these
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Speaker 1: live in this episode to see if there are any
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Speaker 1: other secret cards that have never been discovered that I
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Speaker 1: don't know It might be hidden within the realms of
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Speaker 1: these gold wrapped packages. But as with every single episode
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Speaker 1: of the show, I don't want to do anything to
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Speaker 1: myself in the near future, so if anything happens, at
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Speaker 1: least you have an idea that it wasn't me. All
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Speaker 1: the resources that I used to pull this script together
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Speaker 1: can be found in a resources document in the bottom
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Speaker 1: the description of this video. And yeah, all parties are
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Speaker 1: considered innocent until proven guilty in a court of law.
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Speaker 1: But without further ado, let's get into folks. Could a
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Speaker 1: card game really predict the future? Is that possible? Could
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Speaker 1: the very cards that I hold in my hands really
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Speaker 1: hold the secrets of some of the world's most elite
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Speaker 1: secret societies. Well, if you're shaking your head right now
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Speaker 1: in disbelief, I have to encourage you to keep on
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Speaker 1: watching because what I'm about to show you is incredibly
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Speaker 1: bizarre and deeply disturbing. Some of these cards in the
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Speaker 1: binder that's in front of me have accurately predicted world events,
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Speaker 1: events that sometimes occurred decades after the cards were published.
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Speaker 1: Events like nine to eleven, the Trump assassination attempts, COVID nineteen,
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Speaker 1: the twenty twenty riots, so much more. And the publishers
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Speaker 1: of the game themselves aren't free from mystery and controversy
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Speaker 1: of their own. In fact, after they publish the game,
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Speaker 1: their offices were rated by the United States Secret Service.
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Speaker 1: Trust me, We're going to get into all of this,
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Speaker 1: and in the special episode, like I said before, we're
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Speaker 1: going to be opening up three packs of the cards
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Speaker 1: from the original card game that have remained sealed since
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Speaker 1: they were packaged in the early nineteen nineties. Now, before
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Speaker 1: The game Illuminati, created by Steve Jackson Games, draws inspiration
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Speaker 1: from the nineteen seventy five book The Illuminatus Trilogy by
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Speaker 1: Robert Anton Wilson and Robert Shay. In this game, players
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Speaker 1: take on the roles of powerful secret societies competing to
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Speaker 1: control the world through a mix of legal, illegal, and
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Speaker 1: even mystical tactics. Designed as a playful, satirical take on
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Speaker 1: conspiracy theories, the game includes fictional groups with names that
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Speaker 1: resemble real world organizations, such as the Society for Creative
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Speaker 1: Anachronism and the Symbaianese Liberation Army. Illuminati a common it's
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Speaker 1: two to eight players, with game sessions ranging from one
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Speaker 1: to six hours depending on the number of participants. So
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Speaker 1: this isn't a simple game. This is a game that
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Speaker 1: takes a long time. It's a game that you can
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Speaker 1: really get into, kind of like Dungeons and Dragons or
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Speaker 1: any other war games. But we first have to talk
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Speaker 1: a little bit about the backstory to the game. And
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Speaker 1: its creator, Steve Jackson. Steve Jackson, the man behind the
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Speaker 1: game Illuminati, was born in Oklahoma, but eventually moved to Texas,
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Speaker 1: where he attended college and eventually graduated from Rice University
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Speaker 1: in Houston, where I'm recording this show at. Yes, I
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Speaker 1: live in Houston, if you didn't know. In college, Steve
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Speaker 1: spent most of his time playing war games and contributing
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Speaker 1: to the student newspaper, The Thresher, serving as its editor
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Speaker 1: for two years. His college experience emphasized the value of
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Speaker 1: following personal passions, which led him to a successful career
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Speaker 1: as a writer and game publisher, proving that academics weren't
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Speaker 1: the only path he could choose in life that would
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Speaker 1: lead him to eventual success. Now interestingly, Steve's election career
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Speaker 1: began with his early involvement in diverse political and social circles.
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Speaker 1: Steve served as an alternate delegate to the nineteen seventy
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Speaker 1: two Republican Party Convention, though he later shifted to identify
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Speaker 1: as a smally libertarian. He also held titles in the
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Speaker 1: Society for Creative Anachronism, including the titles of Former Landed
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Speaker 1: Baron and National Chronicler, and attended law school, although he
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Speaker 1: left before the bar exam as he found the world
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Speaker 1: of game design more appealing and exciting. So you can
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Speaker 1: see right there, Steve, he's the game developer, but he
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Speaker 1: already had a hand in Republican politics in a bunch
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Speaker 1: of different fields and different thought processes, So yeah, Steve
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Speaker 1: was already in it. His first professional work in game
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Speaker 1: design was with Metagaming, which published his creations ogre GeV,
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Speaker 1: Male Wizard, and others. In nineteen eighty, Steve acquired the
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Speaker 1: rights to ogre in the Space Gamer magazine from Metagaming
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Speaker 1: and established his own company, which we're going to be
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Speaker 1: talking about a lot today, Steve Jackson Games Incorporated, which
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Speaker 1: thrived for over thirty years and employed more than twelve
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Speaker 1: twenty people and would eventually birth the game Illuminati. One
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Speaker 1: of Steve's earliest successes with Steve Jackson Games was the
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Speaker 1: self developed and published Raid on Iran from nineteen eighty one,
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Speaker 1: followed by the hit game Car Wars and then eventually Illuminati.
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Speaker 1: Outside of game design, Steve to this day is an
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Speaker 1: avid science fiction fan and regular convention attendee, and he
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Speaker 1: enjoys eclectic hobbies like filk, songwriting, gardening, legos, pirates, trains, dinosaurs,
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Speaker 1: and tropical fish. You can't tell that biography was taken
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Speaker 1: mostly from Steve's official website, so you got some interesting
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Speaker 1: personal information about him there. So Steve is an incredibly
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Speaker 1: intelligent man with the past in politics both liberal and conservative,
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Speaker 1: and back then he was really intrigued by the hacking community,
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Speaker 1: a community then at the time that the Illuminati card
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Speaker 1: game was released, was growing in power and feared by
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Speaker 1: the federal government. So in nineteen eighty one, Steve Jackson,
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Speaker 1: along with cover artists and frequent collaborator Dave Martin, discussed
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Speaker 1: their admiration for the Illuminatus trillly, a discussion which sparked
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Speaker 1: the idea for a game. For some context, the Illuminatus
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Speaker 1: Trilogy was a series of books published a few years
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Speaker 1: prior that followed a fictionalized version of the Illuminati as
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Speaker 1: it attempted to control the world. These books discussed almost
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Speaker 1: every conspiracy theory known to man at the time, from
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Speaker 1: the spacelanding to JFK, and even aliens and secret societies.
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Speaker 1: It was like the satirical Bible of conspiracies, and Steve
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Speaker 1: Jackson obsessed with this idea of an Illuminati card game.
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Speaker 1: Chose not to adapt the novel directly because of licensing
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Speaker 1: costs and the complex nature of its plot. Instead, he
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Speaker 1: created a game inspired by the book's central concept of
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Speaker 1: secret conspiracies and societies, and following extensive playtesting, the original game,
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Speaker 1: Illuminati was released in July of nineteen eighty two in
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Speaker 1: Steve Jackson Game's pocketbox format. Over the following years, three
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Speaker 1: expansions were introduced, two of which were incorporated into a
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Speaker 1: deluxe edition, with a third evolving into Illuminati Brainwash Now.
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Speaker 1: In nineteen eighty three, This is Interesting Game co creator
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Speaker 1: Robert sha provided a four paragraph introduction to the rulebook
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Speaker 1: for the Illuminati expansion set number one. In this introduction,
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Speaker 1: he wrote, quote, maybe the Illuminati are behind this game.
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Speaker 1: They must be. They are, by definition, behind everything. Was
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Speaker 1: he giving us some sort of truth? Or is this
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Speaker 1: game just really a harmless game? I don't know. That's
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Speaker 1: for you to make up your mind on after this video.
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Speaker 1: So Illuminati, to explain the game for a second, is
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Speaker 1: a game involving a special deck of cards, money chips
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Speaker 1: which represent interestingly millions of dollars in untraceable cash, and
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Speaker 1: two six sided dice There are three different types of
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Speaker 1: cards in the game, Illuminati cards, which represent the main
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Speaker 1: player controlled societies, group cards, and special cards. In the
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Speaker 1: Game of Illuminati, players assume the role of various Illuminati societies,
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Speaker 1: each vying for world domination. The original pocket box edition
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Speaker 1: of the game included six distinct Illuminati gros groups, the
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Speaker 1: Bavarian Illuminati, the Discordian Society, the UFOs, the Servants of Catulu,
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Speaker 1: the Bermuda Triangle, and the Gnomes of Zerich. To win
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Speaker 1: the game, players must build a power structure with a
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Speaker 1: set number of cards or achieve their society's special goal,
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Speaker 1: which is essentially world domination. The game's world is represented
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Speaker 1: through group cards, which depict various organizations and groups of
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Speaker 1: people like the CIA, the International Communist Conspiracy, and fate
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Speaker 1: groups invented for the game like Evil Geniuses for a
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Speaker 1: Better Tomorrow Now. Each Illuminati in group card has values
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Speaker 1: for power and resistance and income, with groups also assigned
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Speaker 1: in alignment. The game itself is filled with conspiracy humor,
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Speaker 1: featuring cards like Boy Sprouts, a spoof on youth influence,
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Speaker 1: orbital mind control, Lasers, the Mafia, and Treki's Special cards
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Speaker 1: provide unique boosts like enhancing a group's income or resistance.
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Speaker 1: So in this game, you're essentially playing as the Illuminati itself.
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Speaker 1: You're pulling the strings with these different organizations, from the
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Speaker 1: CIA to presidential Canon, it's the big media, and you're
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Speaker 1: trying to leverage all these different groups and you know,
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Speaker 1: mind control techniques to take over the world essentially. Now
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Speaker 1: in the game, this is an interesting little facet. Each
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Speaker 1: group generates income, so each player gets their own money,
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Speaker 1: generates money which can be transferred between groups and players
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Speaker 1: once per turn. But funds held by the Illuminati are
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Speaker 1: accessible for all players for attacks and defenses, while money
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Speaker 1: within individual groups is restricted. That's interesting because it really
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Speaker 1: it also lends to the theory of like the global
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Speaker 1: bank the Illuminati. You know, the Illuminati funds all this stuff,
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Speaker 1: whether it's you know, COVID nineteen research or whatever you
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Speaker 1: want to say that that is, or you know, any
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Speaker 1: world global event that people have claimed is funded by
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Speaker 1: the Illuminati. That sort of idea is worked into the
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Speaker 1: game itself, which is strange because you got to remember
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Speaker 1: this game was created in the nineteen eighties. This was
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Speaker 1: before the Bush era of the nineties, when George Bush
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Speaker 1: Senior was talking about the New World Order and the
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Speaker 1: global government and all of that sort of a thing.
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Speaker 1: All those concepts, they had been published and they were
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Speaker 1: talked about in books, but they weren't really mainstream ideas,
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Speaker 1: And a lot of the stuff that's in the game
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Speaker 1: that's really fleshed out has come true as a facet
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Speaker 1: of these conspiracy theories. So it's really interesting the structuring
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Speaker 1: gameplay and the complicitness of all these interconnected organizations that
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Speaker 1: players play as mirror the real life theories surrounding the
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Speaker 1: Illuminati in the New World Order, who are rumored to
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Speaker 1: be pulling the strings, like I said, behind all major
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Speaker 1: events and groups that you see not only in American politics,
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Speaker 1: but on a global stage as well. After its release,
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Speaker 1: the game was a smash hit. In the last few decades,
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Speaker 1: Illuminati has gained a devoted following, achieving cult status among
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Speaker 1: some communities and appearing in geek culture such as the
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Speaker 1: user Friendly comic Strip. The game's even referenced in Dan
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Speaker 1: Brown's Angels and Demons, which alludes to the game as
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Speaker 1: a computer game but clearly references Steve Jackson's original version.
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Speaker 1: But although it's related to what we're discuss today, we're
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Speaker 1: not really going to be talking about that original game.
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Speaker 1: We're going to be focusing on the collectible card game
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Speaker 1: version called Illuminati New World Order, which was released in
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Speaker 1: nineteen ninety four. Illuminati New World Order is a collectible
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Speaker 1: card game by Steve Jackson Games, which was, like I said,
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Speaker 1: released in nineteen ninety four and based on the original
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Speaker 1: Illuminati game. This four hundred and nine card set included
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Speaker 1: fifty five cards, starter decks, and fifteen card booster packs
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Speaker 1: containing group and plot cards, but no Illuminati cards. The
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Speaker 1: game is played similarly to the original Illuminati game, but
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Speaker 1: there were some more unique elements that were introduced this
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Speaker 1: time around that I think we've talked about the game
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Speaker 1: and you know what happens in the game and all
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Speaker 1: that itself enough. Sorry to bore you with some of
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Speaker 1: those details, but it's kind of imperative that you know
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Speaker 1: that stuff before we dive into this. But let's now
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Speaker 1: talk about the conspiracy surrounding the game and the cards.
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Speaker 1: In April twenty twenty one, an article appeared in The
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Speaker 1: Independent Online written by author Joe Summerlad that sums up
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Speaker 1: the controversy and intrigues surrounding game pretty well I'm going
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Speaker 1: to read you some excerpts from this article now to
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Speaker 1: help explain the real life paranoia behind this game, because
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Speaker 1: I feel like the author summed it up pretty nicely.
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Speaker 1: An out of print multiplayer card game that first appeared
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Speaker 1: in nineteen ninety four is continuing to attract interest and
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Speaker 1: unease online over its apparently eerie ability to predict major
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Speaker 1: global events from nine to eleven to the election of
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Speaker 1: Donald Trump, the coronavirus pandemic, and the failed insurrection at
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Speaker 1: the US Capitol. On January sixth, twenty twenty one, Illuminati
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Speaker 1: New World Order was released by Steve Jackson Games and
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Speaker 1: cast the player as a puppet master pursuing world domination
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Speaker 1: on behalf of their chosen mythic secret society. While the
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Speaker 1: game's preoccupation with globalist, deep state conspiracy themes was clearly
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Speaker 1: wildly ahead of its time, the creators would have had
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Speaker 1: no idea what society would look like nowadays in twenty
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Speaker 1: twenty four. You see, at the end of the day,
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Speaker 1: it's not necessarily the text on these cards that has
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Speaker 1: people wagging out and thinking it's really strange. It's the
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Speaker 1: tarot style illustrate on the cards themselves. That are the
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Speaker 1: real source of fascination. Illuminati's terrorist nuke card, for instance,
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Speaker 1: shows an explosion midway up a skyscraper in a scene
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Speaker 1: that looks undeniably like the attack on the twin Towers
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Speaker 1: of the World Trade Center on nine to eleven, like
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Speaker 1: we talked about. Another card depicts and this is really weird,
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Speaker 1: a bomb blast at the Pentagon. The next show's barbed
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Speaker 1: wire fencing around the White House shielding the president from
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Speaker 1: civil unrest, a scene realized in summer twenty twenty during
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Speaker 1: the Black Lives Matter protests in Lafayette Square in response
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Speaker 1: to the police killing of George Floyd. Speaking of mister Trump,
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Speaker 1: there's even a charismatic leader card that features a blonde
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Speaker 1: haired demagogue addressing a crowd of adoring supporters in a
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Speaker 1: seemingly uncanny forecast of the reality TV businessman's Rise to Power.
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Speaker 1: There's a Hillary Clinton card in the deck in a
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Speaker 1: tree hugging Al Gore. They were the US first Lady
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Speaker 1: and Vice president at the time. Iraqi dictator Saddam Hussein
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Speaker 1: makes an appearance, and there's a particularly gruesome card anticipating
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Speaker 1: the advent of mill militant political correctness, which is now
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Speaker 1: a regular talking point on the news, whether it's conservative
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Speaker 1: or liberal, which portrays two hanged men holding signs announcing
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Speaker 1: their crimes. I think that's a really weird one. I
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Speaker 1: know how I feel about political correctness and censorship on
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Speaker 1: social media, so that card rings very true to see.
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Speaker 1: Published incredibly in the nineteen nineties, before any of this stuff,
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Speaker 1: cancel culture was a thing. Speaking to Vice News about
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Speaker 1: his old Boston twenty twelve, mister Blankenship, a former employee
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Speaker 1: of Steve Jackson Games, the company that produced Illuminati, said
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Speaker 1: Steve is a huge fan of conspiracy theories, not that
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Speaker 1: he believes in them, as far as I could tell
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Speaker 1: in five years of working with him. Rather he is
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Speaker 1: immensely entertained by them. The Independent also spoke to illustrator
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Speaker 1: John Grigny about the prophetic imagery he drew for the series.
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Speaker 1: Mister Grigny admitted the coincidences, but said that the likes
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Speaker 1: of the terrorist newt card were inspired by anxiety about
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Speaker 1: the threat potentially still posed by post Soviet Russia, rather
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Speaker 1: than any vision of what was to come from Al Qaeda.
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Speaker 1: Terrorism was heating up as a headline seller without the
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Speaker 1: ever present threat of nuclear annihilation, but we were still
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Speaker 1: looking at Hamas and Palestine as likely culprits for such acts,
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Speaker 1: mister Grigny explained, aren't direction wise. Frankly, a nuke wouldn't
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Speaker 1: just blow up one building, even a tactical nuke would
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Speaker 1: do damage on a much larger scale. It does seem
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Speaker 1: odd depression given the twin towers shown, he was quoted
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Speaker 1: as saying. Steve Jackson himself has also addressed the game's origins,
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Speaker 1: telling Dragon Magazine in the mid nineteen eighties that his
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Speaker 1: intention was primarily satirical and that he helped to keep
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Speaker 1: the tone tongue in cheek rather than serious. He explained
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Speaker 1: that the original concept arose from a conversation with cover
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Speaker 1: artist Dave Martin in September nineteen eighty one about their
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Speaker 1: mutual admiration for the Illuminatus novels. Even aside from the
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Speaker 1: question of buying game rights to a novel, always an involved,
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Speaker 1: in expensive process, there was the subject matter mister Jackson
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Speaker 1: recalled giant golden dope, smuggling submarines, talking dolphins, and archistic midgets,
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Speaker 1: the Holy Man underneath the d Lee Plotza the dely Lama.
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Speaker 1: Of course, dozens of secret organizations with obscene acronyms, and
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Speaker 1: a final du sex machina in the form of a
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Speaker 1: real life and horny goddess. Even if you could figure
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Speaker 1: out who was on whose side, which I didn't think
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Speaker 1: I could, how could you make a game out of it?
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Speaker 1: But it was such a fascinating thought, he said. Mister
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Speaker 1: Jackson explained that he had carried out extensive research into
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Speaker 1: cults and conspiracy theories and observed it's possible to get
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Speaker 1: deadly serious about the idea of conspiracies and assassinations. I
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Speaker 1: didn't want that. Among all the material I'd read, the
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Speaker 1: articles with the really wacky theories, even if they were
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Speaker 1: presented totally seriously, were the most fun to read. Logically,
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Speaker 1: then a wacky game should be more fun to play.
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Speaker 1: As much as possible, I wanted to retain the flavor
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Speaker 1: of the conspiracy material I'd been reading. That's why groups
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Speaker 1: like the South American Nazis, the cattle Mutilators, the Floridators,
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Speaker 1: the Communists, the oil companies, and the United Nations are
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Speaker 1: in there. Perhaps the clearest insight into Illuminati's alleged soothsaying
18:54
Speaker 1: properties comes from mister Blankinship Steve's employee who told Weiss
18:58
Speaker 1: it's pretty much like any saye say that a Middle
19:00
Speaker 1: Eastern leader will be killed next year, and you have
19:03
Speaker 1: a decent chance of getting it right. Interesting. One of
19:05
Speaker 1: the cards in the deck says used insensitive pronoun which
19:09
Speaker 1: has become a relevant talking point of today. Eight Flesh
19:12
Speaker 1: of dead Animals says another discussing veganism. There's also a
19:16
Speaker 1: March on Washington card, one for market manipulation instigating a
19:20
Speaker 1: deliberate Wall Street crash, and even a plague of demons
19:23
Speaker 1: descending on a Washington, DC building. In addition to the
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Speaker 1: game's artwork, a further source of intrigue is the fact
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Speaker 1: that the Secret Service raided the offices of Steve Jackson
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Speaker 1: Games in Austin on March first, nineteen ninety and confiscated
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Speaker 1: hard drives and documents, some of which pertain to the
19:38
Speaker 1: board game. So, yeah, that's a lot of information to
19:41
Speaker 1: take in. And yes, you heard that correctly. The Secret
19:44
Speaker 1: Service actually raided the offices of Steve Jackson Games in
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Speaker 1: Austin in the nineteen nineties and confiscated materials related to
19:51
Speaker 1: the Illuminati game. But why why would the United States
19:54
Speaker 1: Secret Service raid the office of a game developer. Well,
19:57
Speaker 1: let's talk about it for a second. First, we need
19:59
Speaker 1: to talk about about Steve Jackson's gerps Cyberpunk, another game
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Speaker 1: that the company released developed in the late nineteen eighties,
20:06
Speaker 1: which became the center of that notorious nineteen ninety federal
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Speaker 1: raid due to fears that it was a handbook for cybercrime.
20:12
Speaker 1: Created during a surge in cyberpunk popularity, the game Gerp's
20:16
Speaker 1: Cyberpunk was created by Steve Jackson Games, and to give
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Speaker 1: the game an authentic edge, Steve Jackson hired Lloyd Blankenship,
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Speaker 1: a member of the infamous hacker group the Legion of Doom,
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Speaker 1: a feared entity at the time of development, as a
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Speaker 1: writer and collaborator on the project. Steve figured that Lloyd
20:32
Speaker 1: could give him insider knowledge about the hacking community, and
20:35
Speaker 1: apparently he did. Lloyd Blankenship, a man known by his
20:38
Speaker 1: pseudonym the Mentor Online at the time, was well connected
20:41
Speaker 1: in the hacker community, a background that attracted federal suspicion.
20:45
Speaker 1: So the rise of bulletin board systems or BBS's in
20:49
Speaker 1: the early Internet era provided a gathering place for tech enthusiasts,
20:53
Speaker 1: including hackers and phone freakers, to meet up online and chat.
20:56
Speaker 1: But what is slash was a BBS? A user on
20:59
Speaker 1: Reddit explained into it pretty well, saying, quote, it's like
21:01
Speaker 1: a server that hosts different things a mail system, mostly forums, chat,
21:06
Speaker 1: online games, files, and occasionally other things like being part
21:10
Speaker 1: of a network to share files, emails, games with people
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Speaker 1: in far flong parts of the world. Before the Internet
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Speaker 1: was widely available in Austin, Texas outside of the University
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Speaker 1: of Texas computer labs, Austinites connected on BBS's of all
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Speaker 1: kinds over phone lines. There must have been hundreds, if
21:27
Speaker 1: not thousands, in the five to one to two or
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Speaker 1: Austin area code. Some of the old phone directories are
21:31
Speaker 1: preserved in old text files from that period. You can
21:34
Speaker 1: see that most of the BBS's had themes or main topics.
21:37
Speaker 1: Some were devoted only to sharing files or playing games,
21:40
Speaker 1: while others were about chatting, matchmaking, and connecting with other people.
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Speaker 1: One of the earliest and most popular bbs is in
21:46
Speaker 1: Austin specialized in tabletop RPG and board games. It was
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Speaker 1: called Illuminati BBS and the person who came up with
21:54
Speaker 1: it was a fellow named Steve Jackson end quote. So
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Speaker 1: people would talk and connect on BBS sir, but they
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Speaker 1: would also meet and share confidential, sometimes secret information. Lloyd Blankenship,
22:05
Speaker 1: the hacker hired by Steve Jackson Games to develop their
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Speaker 1: hacking game, was an active user of BBS's himself, and
22:11
Speaker 1: sometimes these BBSs like plover Net, attracted users seeking illicit,
22:16
Speaker 1: illegal knowledge, an environment which helped foster the Legion of Doom,
22:20
Speaker 1: a hacking organization that organized as a group focused on
22:24
Speaker 1: acquiring forbidden information, whether from corporations or the government itself.
22:28
Speaker 1: Led by a young hacker who went by lex Luthor online,
22:31
Speaker 1: the Legion of Doom gained notoriety by collecting sensitive data
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Speaker 1: from various institutions, publicly claiming that they could break into
22:38
Speaker 1: almost any system. It should be noted also that to
22:41
Speaker 1: this day, most of the hacker members of the Legion
22:44
Speaker 1: of Doom have never been identified by their real names,
22:47
Speaker 1: and are only known online by their chosen monikers. Their
22:50
Speaker 1: true identities to this day are still unknown. The Legion
22:53
Speaker 1: of Doom's notoriety grew especially after Lloyd Blankenship, the man
22:57
Speaker 1: who would eventually collaborate with Steve Jackson Games, published the
23:01
Speaker 1: Hacker Manifesto, an essay that resonated within hacker communities and
23:05
Speaker 1: positioned the Legion of Doom as a powerful, nearly untouchable
23:08
Speaker 1: network of hackers. Soon afterwards, Legion of Doom members, particularly
23:12
Speaker 1: in their Atlanta chapter, hacked into an access to Bell South,
23:16
Speaker 1: an old telecommunications company system, and were able to access
23:20
Speaker 1: and share amongst members sensitive documents related to emergency response systems,
23:25
Speaker 1: which raised government's concerns about hackers potential to disrupt essential
23:29
Speaker 1: communication networks. But despite being on the federal radar, the
23:32
Speaker 1: Legion of Doom managed to operate relatively unimpeded for years
23:36
Speaker 1: due to the difficulty of prosecuting cyber related crimes. So
23:40
Speaker 1: the Legion of Doom was like the super super genius
23:43
Speaker 1: hacker squad that was hacking into government servers. Bell South
23:47
Speaker 1: was essentially like the AT and T or Verizon of
23:50
Speaker 1: the early nineteen nineties late nineteen eighties, So they were
23:52
Speaker 1: hacking into these mainframe infrastructure companies and groups, and the
23:56
Speaker 1: federal government caught notice and decided that this is something
23:59
Speaker 1: that they fold like they needed to stop before it
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Speaker 1: got out of control. You see, for years, the Legion
24:03
Speaker 1: of Doom had been messing with government officials in various ways.
24:07
Speaker 1: For example, in nineteen eighty nine, a prank that redirected
24:10
Speaker 1: calls from a Florida Probation office to an adult line
24:13
Speaker 1: caught the attention of the Secret Service, which then caused
24:15
Speaker 1: fears to arise that hackers could interfere with critical services
24:19
Speaker 1: like nine one one. This heightened scrutiny led the agency
24:22
Speaker 1: to investigate further, linking that prank to the Legion of
24:25
Speaker 1: Doom and intensifying their discrete monitoring of the group. When
24:29
Speaker 1: a Legion of Doom member named Profit accessed and shared
24:32
Speaker 1: that E nine to one one document from Bell South,
24:34
Speaker 1: a critical piece of infrastructure, it put the Legion of
24:37
Speaker 1: Doom on the path to a federal crackdown, resulting in
24:40
Speaker 1: the arrests of several members in a federal investigation into
24:43
Speaker 1: Lloyd Blankenship and his hacker ties. Complicating matters at the time,
24:47
Speaker 1: another hacker from the Legion of Doom, a man nicknamed
24:50
Speaker 1: Fry Guy, began exploiting phone and credit card systems, further
24:54
Speaker 1: implicating the Legion of Doom group by association. Fry Guys
24:58
Speaker 1: careless actions like using phone forwarding to intercept calls and
25:02
Speaker 1: calling in threats led federal agents to link his activities
25:05
Speaker 1: with the Legion, which then gave them the federal government
25:08
Speaker 1: further ammunition to use to finally crack down on that
25:11
Speaker 1: citizen group. These incidents led to a raid on Fry
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Speaker 1: Guy's home and the homes of other Legion of Doom members,
25:17
Speaker 1: with the Secret Service wiretapping Atlanta Legion of Doom members
25:20
Speaker 1: to investigate them further. Irvile and profit key Legion of
25:24
Speaker 1: Due members were arrested, a move which added pressure to
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Speaker 1: the agency's scrutiny of Lloyd Blankenship and his work at
25:30
Speaker 1: the time at Steve Jackson Games. So Lloyd Blankenship was
25:33
Speaker 1: involved with the Legion of Doom, this notorious hacking organization
25:38
Speaker 1: that was like staunch the anti government, and he was
25:41
Speaker 1: working with Steve Jackson, the company that had already produced
25:44
Speaker 1: the Illuminati game, working on a hacking based cyberpunk game.
25:48
Speaker 1: And that's how we get to nineteen ninety. In Austin,
25:51
Speaker 1: in January nineteen ninety, a massive telecommunications failure across AT
25:56
Speaker 1: and T lines escalated federal concerns about hacking, with the
25:59
Speaker 1: Secret Service immediately suspecting Legion of Doom involvement. This incident
26:03
Speaker 1: prompted the agency to raid the residence of a hacker
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Speaker 1: known as night Lighting, an editor of Frack magazine, which
26:09
Speaker 1: had published Lloyd Blankinships the Hacker Manifesto, and shared that
26:13
Speaker 1: E nine one one hacked document. You see it. Like
26:16
Speaker 1: I said before, In October of nineteen eighty eight, Bell
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Speaker 1: South discovered that their proprietary memo about their nine one
26:22
Speaker 1: one system was posted on an Illinois based bulletin board
26:25
Speaker 1: system or BBS. The event the hacking and stealing of
26:29
Speaker 1: that document we've already discussed, but that led BellSouth to
26:32
Speaker 1: report that hack to the Secret Service in July of
26:35
Speaker 1: nineteen eighty nine, and by February nineteen ninety, the same
26:38
Speaker 1: document obtained through hacking had surfaced on the Phoenix BBS
26:42
Speaker 1: in Austin, Texas, run by none other than Lloyd Blancanship,
26:45
Speaker 1: who also at the time moderated Steve Jackson Games Illuminati
26:50
Speaker 1: BBS server. Believing there was probable cause, the Secret Service
26:53
Speaker 1: then obtained a search warrant to search Lloyd Blankenships and
26:56
Speaker 1: Steve Jackson Games as computers, a search warrant which was
26:59
Speaker 1: executed on March first, nineteen ninety. During the raid on
27:03
Speaker 1: Steve Jackson Games, agents seized computers and copies of Gerp's Cyberpunk,
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Speaker 1: the game they were developing, mistakenly assuming it to be
27:10
Speaker 1: insidious manuals about cybercrime. During the raid, the Secret Service
27:14
Speaker 1: seized three Steve Jackson Games computers and over three hundred
27:18
Speaker 1: floppy discs, which included the master copy of Gerp's Cyberpunk
27:22
Speaker 1: and a lot of materials relating to the Illuminati game series.
27:26
Speaker 1: The server also held private emails between Steve Jackson Games
27:29
Speaker 1: employees that were unrelated to the search warrant, and tons
27:32
Speaker 1: of confidential personal information. The Secret Service ended up holding
27:36
Speaker 1: onto those materials until months later in June of nineteen ninety,
27:39
Speaker 1: a move which caused major disruptions to Steve jackson Games business,
27:43
Speaker 1: which led the company to seek damages. The botched operation,
27:47
Speaker 1: known as Operation Sun Devil, led to a legal battle
27:50
Speaker 1: with Steve Jackson Games, who sued the Secret Service for damages,
27:53
Speaker 1: claiming financial losses from the seased equipment. Steve Jackson and
27:57
Speaker 1: three other employees also filed the lawsuit for invastion of privacy,
28:01
Speaker 1: arguing that the raid violated the Privacy Protection Act of
28:04
Speaker 1: nineteen eighty, the Electronic Communications Privacy Act, and the Stored
28:07
Speaker 1: Communications Act. In the nineteen ninety three trial, Steve Jackson
28:11
Speaker 1: Games was awarded fifty thousand dollars in statutory damages and
28:14
Speaker 1: two hundred and fifty thousand dollars in attorney's fees. The
28:17
Speaker 1: judge criticized the Secret Services actions as sloppy and found
28:20
Speaker 1: that they had no grounds to suspect Steve Jackson Games
28:23
Speaker 1: of illegal activity. A third claim regarding email interception was
28:27
Speaker 1: upheld by the Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals in nineteen
28:30
Speaker 1: ninety four, with the Electronic Frontier Foundation supporting the appeal.
28:34
Speaker 1: So we've mentioned it a few times already, but just
28:36
Speaker 1: for a little clarification, what exactly was Operation sun Devil.
28:40
Speaker 1: Operation Sun Devil was a nineteen ninety initiative led by
28:43
Speaker 1: the US Secret Service to crack down on illegal computer
28:46
Speaker 1: hacking and telecommunication front The operation spanned fifteen cities, resulting
28:51
Speaker 1: in three total arrests and the seizure of computers, electronic
28:54
Speaker 1: bulletin board systems, and thousands of floppy discs. Announced on
28:58
Speaker 1: May ninth, nineteen ninety, Operation Sun Devil was widely seen
29:02
Speaker 1: as a significant, though controversial, attempt to address the growing
29:05
Speaker 1: underground hacking culture. While the operation is often associated with
29:09
Speaker 1: that raid on Steve Jackson Games. It's interesting because it's
29:12
Speaker 1: been later clarified that that raid was completely unrelated to
29:16
Speaker 1: Sun Devil. Nonetheless, the operation was instrumental in the founding
29:19
Speaker 1: of the eff Or Electronic Frontier Foundation, a foundation dedicated
29:23
Speaker 1: to securing people's privacy and rights online, as public backlash
29:27
Speaker 1: against these raids against hackers highlighted a need for digital
29:30
Speaker 1: rights advocacy. The operation itself took its name from Sun
29:33
Speaker 1: Devil Stadium at Arizona State University, where the Secret Service
29:37
Speaker 1: office coordinating the raids was located. Before Sun Devil, fhreakers
29:41
Speaker 1: or people who manipulated telecommunications systems, faced minimal legal action
29:46
Speaker 1: for their hacking actions and abilities. However, as freaking and
29:49
Speaker 1: hacking grew more sophisticated with the shift of digital telecommunications,
29:53
Speaker 1: concerns mounted over security and financial losses. In response to
29:57
Speaker 1: the Secret Service, empowered by new legislation under TIES Title eighteen,
30:01
Speaker 1: launched a more comprehensive approach to tackling these offenses, using
30:04
Speaker 1: Operation sun Devil as a platform to address alleged credit
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Speaker 1: card and calling card fraud that crossed state lines. Operation
30:11
Speaker 1: Sun Devil marked a milestone for federal law enforcement, allowing
30:14
Speaker 1: agencies like the Secret Service and FBI to expand their
30:18
Speaker 1: expertise and resources in combating computer related crimes. It also
30:22
Speaker 1: drastically increased the powers of these shadowy agencies by allowing
30:26
Speaker 1: them to pursue and prosecute users for alleged Internet or
30:29
Speaker 1: virtual crimes. The operation included multiple raids and cities across
30:33
Speaker 1: the US, in cities like Austin, Detroit, Los Angeles, and
30:36
Speaker 1: San Francisco. Throughout these raids, the authorities ended up confiscating
30:40
Speaker 1: around forty two total computers, twenty five BBS's, and nearly
30:44
Speaker 1: twenty three thousand floppy discs containing various data, including credit
30:48
Speaker 1: card information and copyrighted software. Among these targeted were prominent
30:52
Speaker 1: hackers and notable underground groups such as the eazine FRAC,
30:56
Speaker 1: which had published details of BellSouth's emergency response system. Despite
31:00
Speaker 1: the large skill efforts, though only three official arrests were made,
31:03
Speaker 1: and the operation's lack of substantial prosecutions ultimately cast doubt
31:07
Speaker 1: on its effectiveness, with some viewing it more as a
31:10
Speaker 1: public relations endeavor than a successful crackdown on cybercrime. In
31:14
Speaker 1: the day's following Operation Sun Devil two, public access computer
31:17
Speaker 1: systems were shut down, an AT and T Unix system
31:20
Speaker 1: in Dallas, Texas, and a joint system in Lockport, Illinois.
31:24
Speaker 1: Neither of these systems, to this day, have never been
31:26
Speaker 1: definitively linked to the operation. It's just a coincidence officially,
31:30
Speaker 1: and interestingly enough, when questioned, an AT and T spokesman
31:34
Speaker 1: claimed the shutdown was a result of an internal investigation
31:37
Speaker 1: but wasn't related to the operation, but with the timing,
31:40
Speaker 1: it's incredibly bizarre. So a lot of people have criticized
31:43
Speaker 1: Operation Sun Devil as being more of a pr operation
31:46
Speaker 1: because they didn't really get any convictions. They didn't really
31:49
Speaker 1: get anywhere with the cases. It did manage to disrupt
31:52
Speaker 1: the hacking community for a little bit and scare people
31:54
Speaker 1: away from hacking into stuff, but they returned shortly afterwards
31:58
Speaker 1: stronger than ever. So people have said, you know, the
32:01
Speaker 1: whole point of this was to send a message to hackers,
32:03
Speaker 1: like a big public message with a press conference and everything,
32:06
Speaker 1: saying if you hack, you freak whatever, and you do
32:09
Speaker 1: something illegal, you're going to be caught and you're going
32:11
Speaker 1: to be prosecuted. But they didn't actually end up really
32:14
Speaker 1: prosecuting anybody, you know, even with all those materials collected,
32:18
Speaker 1: But the question still remains, do you believe that official
32:21
Speaker 1: story that the Secret Service and federal agents rated Steve
32:24
Speaker 1: Jackson Games because of their association with a hacker or
32:28
Speaker 1: as some people believe, had a hacker that Steve Jackson
32:30
Speaker 1: Games was working with hacked into something that he shouldn't
32:33
Speaker 1: have seen, possibly deep state government documents or plans, and
32:37
Speaker 1: had shared this information with Steve Jackson Games. It's definitely
32:41
Speaker 1: an interesting concept, especially when you begin to talk about
32:44
Speaker 1: the cards themselves. But now that you understand all of
32:47
Speaker 1: that history, let's get into the cards themselves and what
32:50
Speaker 1: exactly they predicted. So now we're at the fun part
32:53
Speaker 1: of the episode. Keep in mind there are other cards
32:55
Speaker 1: that make sense to other people. There's lots of interpretations
32:58
Speaker 1: of what these things in their art could be, but
33:00
Speaker 1: these are just these are a set of cards that
33:02
Speaker 1: were released in the early nineteen nineties. So a lot
33:05
Speaker 1: of the stuff that's seen in these cards and the
33:07
Speaker 1: art on these cards, and it's discussed on these cards
33:09
Speaker 1: wasn't public knowledge. It wasn't even you know, like a
33:12
Speaker 1: big thing like the Illuminati and the New World Order
33:14
Speaker 1: were they were still concepts back then, but they's so
33:17
Speaker 1: much bigger today, along with all the different theories that
33:20
Speaker 1: have emerged over the years that seem to have been
33:22
Speaker 1: predicted by Steve Jackson games and this card set. But
33:25
Speaker 1: now we get to the fun part. So let's look
33:28
Speaker 1: at these cards one by one. I've got some picked
33:30
Speaker 1: out that I want to talk about that I thought
33:32
Speaker 1: are eerily relevant. And yeah, let's open these cards. Keep
33:36
Speaker 1: in mind, these cards have been sealed since uh nineteen
33:39
Speaker 1: ninety four and nineteen ninety five, so these are like
33:42
Speaker 1: old cards that haven't seen the light of day in
33:45
Speaker 1: twenty years. Kind of interested to see what's in them. Okay,
33:52
Speaker 1: we got blood, toils, sweat and tears, nuclear accident, don't
33:56
Speaker 1: forget to smash the state, good polls, save the whales,
34:01
Speaker 1: Environmental activists, XANADU, clone rangers, George Bush, Society for Creative Anarchism,
34:10
Speaker 1: which plague of demons, that's a big one. The South
34:14
Speaker 1: American Nazis that we referenced in the script, the Reformed
34:19
Speaker 1: Church of Satan, which is funny. Also, it looks almost
34:24
Speaker 1: like pizza on here, and I don't know if you
34:26
Speaker 1: can see that, and I don't know if you guys
34:28
Speaker 1: know what I'm talking about. The Democrats, gay activists, and
34:34
Speaker 1: then a Bermuda triangle card. Interesting, all right, Pack number two,
34:39
Speaker 1: my friends Mothers March, martial law. This is what the
34:47
Speaker 1: card that's supposed to look like, you know, twenty twenty
34:50
Speaker 1: and the Riots new Blood, the Swiss bank account. We're
34:55
Speaker 1: gonna talk about this card fracture side. We're gonna talk
34:58
Speaker 1: about this Bigfoot. I haven't seen Bigfoot before. TV Preachers,
35:03
Speaker 1: Eco Guerrillas, fast food chains. Oh, we got the Pentagon card.
35:09
Speaker 1: Hell yeah, that's it. That's kind of a pole. I
35:12
Speaker 1: love opening cards. I collect Pokemon, so that's a good one.
35:15
Speaker 1: Diesel engine. I don't know if that's meant to be
35:18
Speaker 1: making fun of all the engines and batteries that have
35:21
Speaker 1: been you know, planned over the years that the creators
35:24
Speaker 1: suddenly died. That's weird. Holy Grail. I haven't seen a
35:28
Speaker 1: lot of these. Market manipulation. We talked about that one too.
35:31
Speaker 1: Look at the Illuminati manipulating the market to control it.
35:36
Speaker 1: Robot c monsters, the Irs chaining somebody up with hooks. Haha.
35:42
Speaker 1: I feel that one. The Irs and a full moon
35:47
Speaker 1: which seems to be changing somebody from a group into
35:51
Speaker 1: a ravenous beast. All right, so we actually got some
35:53
Speaker 1: good cards, all right, card Pack number three. I really
35:59
Speaker 1: wish the one thing I wish they did here was
36:01
Speaker 1: like holographic cards or like chase cards, if you know
36:03
Speaker 1: what I'm talking about. Self esteem awards. I've seen people
36:07
Speaker 1: talk about that, stealing the plans, the Talisman upheaval. This
36:13
Speaker 1: is a twenty twenty. What people have said looks like
36:15
Speaker 1: the Black Lives Matter Riots card, Atomic Monster, Godzilla, Science
36:21
Speaker 1: Fiction Fans Center for Weird Studies, Stonehenge, Vatican City, Emelda Marcos.
36:30
Speaker 1: I think this is supposed to be like Griselda, the
36:31
Speaker 1: Griselda woman. I don't know where her name is. Blancos.
36:35
Speaker 1: Tax reform, in other words, tax increase. No government ever
36:40
Speaker 1: took its hand out of your pocket unless it had
36:42
Speaker 1: a hold of your wallet. Look at that, they're executing
36:45
Speaker 1: people who aren't paying taxes. I love that. A secret service.
36:50
Speaker 1: I mean there you go right there, weirdly enough with
36:53
Speaker 1: the secret Service going on to raid Steve Jackson Games,
36:56
Speaker 1: and look at this. This is an eerie, almost trump one.
36:59
Speaker 1: The guards wrestled the assassin to the ground just a
37:02
Speaker 1: second too late. That's true. They only acted after the
37:06
Speaker 1: shots were fired. I'm not gonna get into my thoughts
37:09
Speaker 1: or politics at all, and I hope you guys know
37:11
Speaker 1: this is not a political show. I'm just saying this
37:13
Speaker 1: stuff because that's part of the story. The book of
37:15
Speaker 1: Kel's local police departments. You got copy eaten donuts, congressional wives,
37:22
Speaker 1: and gun control. All right. So there were some cards
37:26
Speaker 1: in there that I had never seen before. That was actually, uh,
37:29
Speaker 1: it was really fun to open those up. We got
37:31
Speaker 1: a big stack of Illuminati cards. Now, maybe I'll give
37:34
Speaker 1: some of these away to people online. If you comment,
37:37
Speaker 1: you know what, let's do. Let's do it. Let's do
37:39
Speaker 1: a contest. If you leave five comments on this video
37:42
Speaker 1: and share this video, let me know, and I'll send
37:44
Speaker 1: some of these cards to you. I'll pick one winner
37:46
Speaker 1: out because I've got duplicates of some of these. If
37:48
Speaker 1: you want some of these Illuminati cards, they're rare, they're
37:50
Speaker 1: worth They're worth some money anyways. So at this point,
37:53
Speaker 1: I'm going to go through some of these cards one
37:55
Speaker 1: by one and pick apart what exactly these cards may
37:58
Speaker 1: have been predicting. Even mind this was all once again
38:01
Speaker 1: published in the nineteen nineties. So let's see the first
38:04
Speaker 1: cards that I'm going to talk about are the cards
38:06
Speaker 1: dealing with COVID nineteen. You got the American Medical Association,
38:12
Speaker 1: who I mean obviously with COVID nineteen and some of
38:15
Speaker 1: the conspiracies about the AM that's a really relevant card
38:19
Speaker 1: when it comes to what happened there. You've got cold Fusion,
38:23
Speaker 1: which seems to be a scientist in a lab developing
38:26
Speaker 1: something secretly. I mean, I don't know how you guys
38:30
Speaker 1: feel about Actually, I'm not going to get into it here.
38:33
Speaker 1: I don't want to get banned. This one has been
38:36
Speaker 1: cited by a lot of people as being really bizarrely
38:39
Speaker 1: predictive because this card is meant to be an actual
38:42
Speaker 1: attack card, like the disease is engineered by the Illuminati
38:47
Speaker 1: or engineered by someone as some sort of bio weapon.
38:50
Speaker 1: And you can see on here they've got disinfectant, quarantine,
38:54
Speaker 1: rubber gloves, body bags. I mean, it's just like incredibly
38:59
Speaker 1: relevant when it comes to COVID nineteen and how that
39:02
Speaker 1: was handled. So it's weird you have these lots of people,
39:05
Speaker 1: obviously to believe that COVID nineteen and everything was engineered.
39:09
Speaker 1: Once again, I'm not going to state my public opinions
39:12
Speaker 1: on that. But it's weird, you know, it's just a
39:15
Speaker 1: weirdness seeing those illustrations and seeing like we actually did
39:18
Speaker 1: have quarantines and body bags like in New York City
39:21
Speaker 1: at the start of COVID disinfecting, and like face masks
39:24
Speaker 1: and everything. It's just so strange. Now my personal opinion,
39:27
Speaker 1: I've seen a lot of people talk about this stuff,
39:29
Speaker 1: but I feel like these cards kind of predicted Epstein
39:31
Speaker 1: in a way. Jeffrey Epstein being the billionaire mogul who
39:35
Speaker 1: was sex trafficking underaged girls all across you know, the globe,
39:40
Speaker 1: to the elite of the elite, politician, celebrities, whatnot. Seems
39:43
Speaker 1: like they might have, you know, predicted Epstein. For example,
39:47
Speaker 1: this exposed card, which shows what looks like a politician
39:51
Speaker 1: getting caught in a bad situation on a hidden camera.
39:54
Speaker 1: Watch them scatter like cockroaches. The card says, that reminds
39:58
Speaker 1: me a lot of Epstein's blackmail operation and the blackmail
40:01
Speaker 1: that we've seen in pretty much any major predator ring
40:05
Speaker 1: that's operated in the last couple decades. So that one
40:08
Speaker 1: was a weird one. When I was going through this stuff,
40:10
Speaker 1: I actually just went through all these cards myself and
40:12
Speaker 1: decided what I was going to talk about here, so
40:13
Speaker 1: I might have missed some that have relevancy. You've got
40:17
Speaker 1: this card with Bill Clinton where he's on a dog leash,
40:21
Speaker 1: and I mean, if you read some of the Epstein
40:23
Speaker 1: documents and the allegations against Clinton, and obviously if you
40:26
Speaker 1: just know Clinton in general, he's a freak. So I
40:29
Speaker 1: think that's really weird. Some people think that it could
40:32
Speaker 1: be interpreted as Clinton being on a leash, but I
40:34
Speaker 1: think it's it looks more like some sort of a
40:36
Speaker 1: weird sexual thing that Clinton's into, and we have no clue,
40:39
Speaker 1: you know, exactly what these people are into. Now this
40:41
Speaker 1: is what I think is supposed to be the other
40:43
Speaker 1: card to the Clinton one, but to me, it looks
40:45
Speaker 1: more like Hillary Clinton holding a noose. We've talked about
40:48
Speaker 1: this in some of my videos, and allegations that have
40:51
Speaker 1: floated around about Hillary just weird stuff. So I think
40:55
Speaker 1: having Bill and Hillary, I mean, they didn't even realize,
40:58
Speaker 1: like the Clinton chronicles, the Clinton body count, all of
41:01
Speaker 1: that stuff that they were including in the game, because
41:03
Speaker 1: it wasn't even really a theory at that point. But yeah,
41:05
Speaker 1: it looks like she's holding a news to me obviously
41:08
Speaker 1: tied into Epstein. Now this was an interesting one. I
41:11
Speaker 1: thought power corrupt. You got like an old, somewhat politician,
41:15
Speaker 1: mobster looking guy with money and a girl right there.
41:18
Speaker 1: And I've always said that, like, why do these really rich,
41:21
Speaker 1: powerful people, once they get to that level suddenly start
41:24
Speaker 1: wanting to you know, diddle children and get involved with
41:28
Speaker 1: these these sixth And I really think that it's because
41:31
Speaker 1: of power corrupting people. And this was before the era
41:34
Speaker 1: of Epstein and these sex trafficking rinks being exposed, So
41:37
Speaker 1: I think it's really bizarre. I mean, this could be
41:39
Speaker 1: a figure of Epstein himself with one of his victims,
41:42
Speaker 1: or it could be a politician having one of Epstein's
41:45
Speaker 1: victims for the night. I mean, it's just it's really bizarre.
41:47
Speaker 1: When I saw that one, I was like, oh, that's
41:49
Speaker 1: really weird. And then even this one read my lips,
41:52
Speaker 1: it says a public figure appears on national TV and
41:55
Speaker 1: talks his way out of everything. Reminds me of how
41:57
Speaker 1: a lot of people have tried to talk their way
41:59
Speaker 1: out of EPs connections. Lots of different people that are
42:02
Speaker 1: interesting that deny, you know, the evidence that's out there,
42:06
Speaker 1: including this made me think of the Prince Andrew interview
42:09
Speaker 1: where he sits there and you know, goes Epstein acted
42:11
Speaker 1: in a manner unbecoming, which is insane that he actually
42:15
Speaker 1: said that. So, yeah, that one's crazy. And all those
42:18
Speaker 1: seemed uh to paint a picture of Epstein, you know
42:21
Speaker 1: what I mean. You got power and corruption Bill Clinton,
42:23
Speaker 1: Hillary Clinton lying on national TV and saying you never
42:28
Speaker 1: knew him, and oh this never happened, but we all
42:31
Speaker 1: know that it did. There's also some cards that discuss
42:33
Speaker 1: like the corruption of religion, like right here, I just
42:36
Speaker 1: pulled this one, including the Vatican City card, which says
42:40
Speaker 1: your whole power structure is immune to attacks from peaceful groups,
42:44
Speaker 1: which is I see as kind of the way that
42:45
Speaker 1: a lot of priests and pedophiles that were involved with
42:49
Speaker 1: the Catholic Church have been able to skirt allegations and
42:52
Speaker 1: get off scott free for you know, decades because of
42:54
Speaker 1: their involvement with the church. People gave them like a
42:57
Speaker 1: free pass and thought, oh, they'd never do something like that.
43:00
Speaker 1: There's also obviously TV preachers, which they were a big
43:03
Speaker 1: thing back then, but I don't think that they were
43:05
Speaker 1: nearly like as huge or wealthy as they are today.
43:08
Speaker 1: I mean, I'm sure that they were, but I mean
43:10
Speaker 1: just the fact that those preachers are so wealthy preaching,
43:14
Speaker 1: you know, oftentimes the opposite of what God or Jesus
43:17
Speaker 1: or whoever you would choose to follow, would want to
43:19
Speaker 1: preach about. All this stuff has just come true in
43:22
Speaker 1: its own way. There's also a whole slew of cards
43:25
Speaker 1: that seem to accurately describe the state of the media
43:28
Speaker 1: as it is today. For example, there's Biorn, who is
43:31
Speaker 1: a beloved children's icon who's detested by adults, and he
43:35
Speaker 1: gets awarded four points for direct control of any media group.
43:39
Speaker 1: Just kind of goes to show how, you know, the
43:41
Speaker 1: media is so easily manipulated and people are so easily
43:43
Speaker 1: programmed and controlled. There's also the cable TV card five
43:47
Speaker 1: hundred channels and nothing's on early reminiscent of how there's
43:50
Speaker 1: so many shows today, whether it's Netflix or Hulu, but
43:53
Speaker 1: there's nothing you really even want to like, watch or
43:55
Speaker 1: talk about. There's also a big media in propaganda, and
43:58
Speaker 1: the card says it gives four points to any attempt
44:01
Speaker 1: to control or destroy other media. This just goes to
44:03
Speaker 1: show how all media organizations are always you know, competing
44:06
Speaker 1: with each other over who's right, who's wrong, who's who's
44:09
Speaker 1: slanted this way, and who's wrong because of this slant
44:12
Speaker 1: the media blitz, how everything is corporate nowadays. That's a
44:15
Speaker 1: card people talk about all the time, just seeing logos
44:18
Speaker 1: and brands absolutely everywhere in the brainwashing that the media
44:21
Speaker 1: really does to the American people. There's also the newscaster
44:25
Speaker 1: Dan Quail, who has the power in the game to
44:28
Speaker 1: distract any media group by making an incredibly stupid public remark,
44:32
Speaker 1: which is insane. I don't know if this was a
44:34
Speaker 1: thing back then, Like distraction tactics, Like it seems like
44:38
Speaker 1: every time that something is released about Epstein, something else
44:41
Speaker 1: major happens, like, oh, the Epstein documents are dropping today,
44:44
Speaker 1: Oh did you know this guy you know said a
44:46
Speaker 1: racial slur, or like the de Epstein documents are dropped,
44:50
Speaker 1: the UFO stuff that came out years ago that we
44:53
Speaker 1: never got an answer on. It's really really strange timing,
44:56
Speaker 1: you'll notice, but that car has proved to be extremely relevant.
44:59
Speaker 1: With the distraction tactics and smoke and mirrors. There's also
45:02
Speaker 1: a card that I thought was kind of funny for
45:04
Speaker 1: Gordo remorra It says next up on Gordo. People who
45:08
Speaker 1: believe in conspiracies? Are they nuts or just too stupid
45:11
Speaker 1: to live? You decide. He mobilizes hate and fear against
45:14
Speaker 1: fringe groups, anything for a ratings point, and that's clearly
45:16
Speaker 1: Heraldo Rivera, who I used to dislike more, but I've
45:20
Speaker 1: actually come to appreciate some of his reporting on stuff
45:22
Speaker 1: like the Presidio case that I just did a full
45:25
Speaker 1: documentary on. Nobody really touched that stuff. And through his
45:29
Speaker 1: you know episode that he aired about Satanism, that was
45:32
Speaker 1: the only place where I even found a single image
45:35
Speaker 1: of the daycare from that case, which is crazy. And
45:38
Speaker 1: then the last one for the media is just a
45:39
Speaker 1: media sensation which shows the out of control celebrity culture
45:43
Speaker 1: of today, the thirst traps on TikTok, the way that
45:46
Speaker 1: people will do anything for a celebrity that they identify
45:49
Speaker 1: with online for some cards about you know, political control.
45:52
Speaker 1: There's the card blood toiled, tears in sweat with political
45:55
Speaker 1: manipulation and you know, the control of the populace and
45:58
Speaker 1: telling them exactly what they need to hear, which is
46:01
Speaker 1: still a true thing that politicians do. The Auditor from
46:04
Speaker 1: Hell and I just showed you the IRS card. Obviously,
46:08
Speaker 1: the IRS is out of control lately. I've heard some
46:11
Speaker 1: horror stories from people that work on investigative journalism dealing
46:14
Speaker 1: with the IRS, which is really interesting, but I'm not
46:16
Speaker 1: going to share that stuff here. And there's also a
46:18
Speaker 1: lot of cards that have predicted, you know, CIA stuff
46:21
Speaker 1: with documents that have been declassified since the time this
46:24
Speaker 1: game was published, which are really bizarre, like the car bomb.
46:27
Speaker 1: We've come to learn that the CIA had used car
46:30
Speaker 1: bombs in the past to carry out assassinations. There's the
46:33
Speaker 1: Center for Weird Studies, which in my mind hearkens to
46:36
Speaker 1: the mon Talk Experiment, which is the basis for stranger things.
46:40
Speaker 1: I would highly recommend you going look it up yourself.
46:42
Speaker 1: I want to do an episode about it here one day.
46:44
Speaker 1: But the mon Talk Project, they were, you know, doing
46:47
Speaker 1: psychic psychological experiments on children out of this isolated bunker,
46:52
Speaker 1: you know, military complex in Montalk, New York. There's also
46:55
Speaker 1: this card, the Clipper chip all government groups in your
46:58
Speaker 1: Power Structure game the ability to listen in on phone
47:01
Speaker 1: conversations worldwide only for legitimate law enforcement. Of course, that's
47:05
Speaker 1: like it was almost predicting the legislature passed after nine
47:09
Speaker 1: to eleven by George W. Bush and the NSA and
47:12
Speaker 1: the spying and the overreach of government that we've experienced
47:15
Speaker 1: in the last however many years. There's also the card
47:18
Speaker 1: currency speculation, which obviously with the CIA and the money
47:21
Speaker 1: that it's gotten to fund itself over the years through
47:24
Speaker 1: legal drug smuggling, Iran contra weapons dealing, it just all
47:28
Speaker 1: ties in together. There's also a little detail that I
47:31
Speaker 1: thought was interesting. The world has come so far since
47:33
Speaker 1: this game was created. But I'm finishing up Whitney Webb's
47:37
Speaker 1: two books of Politics of Blackmail, where she talks so
47:40
Speaker 1: extensively about the CIA, you know, FBI control and hijacking
47:45
Speaker 1: of criminal organizations to further their own interests and even
47:48
Speaker 1: generate money to fund CIA projects. That's why I when
47:51
Speaker 1: this FBI card popped up at the bottom. It says
47:54
Speaker 1: you get two points in any attempt to control a
47:56
Speaker 1: criminal group. A lot of that information and those documents
47:59
Speaker 1: were not unsealed and it wasn't directly known that, like
48:01
Speaker 1: the FBI was involved in stuff like that back then,
48:04
Speaker 1: so it's really interesting. You've also got the card George
48:07
Speaker 1: the Janitor, which seems to show some sort of a
48:09
Speaker 1: CIA agent rifling through the trash. And this is an
48:12
Speaker 1: interesting one too because as you can see, he looks
48:15
Speaker 1: to be picking up a piece of paper something that's
48:17
Speaker 1: taped together from the trash, like an agent from some organization.
48:20
Speaker 1: And they do that all the time now. To get
48:22
Speaker 1: DNA from people is they'll go through their trash and
48:25
Speaker 1: collect pieces of you know, used whatever from suspect. So
48:28
Speaker 1: I thought that was interesting. There's also the card Fundie Money,
48:32
Speaker 1: just about how these groups are getting their money. You
48:34
Speaker 1: can see Jesus' money and the Illuminati all CIA stuff.
48:38
Speaker 1: There's the impost card, which duplicates the personality of someone
48:41
Speaker 1: who's been assassinated, so like CIA assassination attempts and replacing
48:45
Speaker 1: them with people that they want, you know, to be
48:48
Speaker 1: ruling these countries. There's also the Mercenaries card that I
48:51
Speaker 1: see looking like it's linked to the CIA, and then
48:54
Speaker 1: obviously international cocaine smugglers, which is insane having to deal
48:58
Speaker 1: with Iran concerance CIA, and I think that that was
49:00
Speaker 1: obviously a direct nod to the conspiracy theory of the CIA.
49:04
Speaker 1: But you can even see in this card itself you've
49:07
Speaker 1: got some man in a suit blowing the head off
49:09
Speaker 1: of another guy who's smuggling what looks to be like
49:12
Speaker 1: cocaine into the country, which is exactly what the CIA
49:15
Speaker 1: was doing in the late nineteen eighties. I ran Contra
49:18
Speaker 1: Barry Seal at the Mina Airport. It's interesting. I also
49:21
Speaker 1: thought with the CIA, the mob Influenced card was interesting
49:25
Speaker 1: because of the CIA's ties to organized crime and how
49:28
Speaker 1: they've worked hand in hand with organized crime not only
49:31
Speaker 1: to fund CIA projects but to help protect organized crime
49:34
Speaker 1: interests to keep those groups running. But they've also worked
49:37
Speaker 1: with organized crime. And these are all things that have
49:39
Speaker 1: come out since the nineteen nineties as like big public
49:43
Speaker 1: kind of knowledge in these big expos books like Whitney
49:46
Speaker 1: Webb's books came out what two or three years ago,
49:49
Speaker 1: and they're like the most comprehensive walkthrough of how the
49:51
Speaker 1: CIA and FBI and everything is intertwined with you know,
49:55
Speaker 1: drug smuggling and organized crime and gangsters and everything. And
49:59
Speaker 1: you've also got a card for the Swiss Bank account
50:02
Speaker 1: which is tied into the CIA because of yeah, every
50:05
Speaker 1: single little thing, all that money that funds like the
50:07
Speaker 1: shadow CIA, the secret CIA has to be stored somewhere
50:10
Speaker 1: and not to bring up Whitney Webb's book again, but
50:13
Speaker 1: she discusses at length how so many of these banks
50:16
Speaker 1: in the fifties, sixties, seventies, eighties, whenever they were all
50:19
Speaker 1: organized by ex CIA members, ex intelligence agents that were
50:24
Speaker 1: working in tandem with mobsters and gangsters, and they would
50:27
Speaker 1: organize these banks, whether it would be in the Bahamas
50:29
Speaker 1: or in Switzerland, places like that, and that's where they
50:32
Speaker 1: would funnel this illicit money through, whether it was generated
50:35
Speaker 1: through drug smuggling and illegal you know, weapons dealing that
50:38
Speaker 1: was being done by the CIA to fund the future
50:41
Speaker 1: CIA and the MOB. I mean, it's a sorry, I
50:44
Speaker 1: don't mean to go off on a tangent, but there's
50:46
Speaker 1: just so much there. There's also cards talking about the
50:48
Speaker 1: entertainment industry, like the Clone Arrangers card. I know a
50:51
Speaker 1: lot of people recently, it's become a very popular conspiracy
50:55
Speaker 1: theory that people like Kanye West have been taken out
50:57
Speaker 1: and cloned and their replacements don't look I've seen that.
51:01
Speaker 1: It's interesting how these cards predicted that conspiracy theory. The
51:04
Speaker 1: recording industry as well, is a card that's in this
51:06
Speaker 1: game that has a lot of power, and just think
51:09
Speaker 1: of the subliminal messaging of the recording industry and what
51:12
Speaker 1: they can put into people's minds. And then, obviously, in addition,
51:16
Speaker 1: you have P Diddy, who held immense power in the
51:18
Speaker 1: recording industry and he was a son of a horrible,
51:21
Speaker 1: horrible person. So then we have some Trump stuff right here,
51:25
Speaker 1: and here's where some of the weirdest ones are. So
51:28
Speaker 1: people have pointed out this card as being a lot
51:31
Speaker 1: like Trump, Like this card was in the news that
51:34
Speaker 1: people said it looks exactly like Trump, and it literally
51:37
Speaker 1: says that anytime, at any place, our snipers can drop
51:41
Speaker 1: you have a nice day, And it looks exactly like
51:44
Speaker 1: a picture. There's one picture in particular of Trump yelling,
51:46
Speaker 1: and I mean the wording on that, the fact that
51:49
Speaker 1: it looks like him, the sniper fact, his kind of
51:52
Speaker 1: politics that he's campaigned on, really really bizarre. That's a
51:55
Speaker 1: freaky card to me, it really looks exactly like him.
51:58
Speaker 1: I mean, I can't that's really busy. Are There's also
52:01
Speaker 1: this card that people thought seems like it could be
52:04
Speaker 1: linked to Trump near miss, like they're trying to take
52:07
Speaker 1: him out, but they didn't, which is an event teflon coding,
52:10
Speaker 1: meaning that the person's like essentially indestructible, which people think
52:14
Speaker 1: is talking about Trump. Play this card when a personality
52:16
Speaker 1: is attacked and enemy media groups are involved. So it's interesting,
52:20
Speaker 1: you know, Trump being attacked twice and them not being
52:23
Speaker 1: able to touch him. I thought was a really interesting
52:26
Speaker 1: part of that card that seems relevant. Then you've got
52:28
Speaker 1: a blonde haired guy with the bullets on his head.
52:31
Speaker 1: The second bullet looks, you know, like it shot right
52:34
Speaker 1: next to his ear, kind of like the first assassination attempt,
52:37
Speaker 1: how it whizzed right by his ear, which is just
52:39
Speaker 1: another's There's a lot of like sniping and assassinations in
52:42
Speaker 1: this game, and they all, I don't know, they seem
52:45
Speaker 1: like very very relevant nowadays after the stuff that happened
52:49
Speaker 1: to this year. There's also obviously the sniper card, which
52:52
Speaker 1: you can find your own relevance in. I think it's
52:55
Speaker 1: pretty obvious how that one relates to the Trump attacks.
52:57
Speaker 1: And then another one did they predict Trump the charismatic
53:01
Speaker 1: Leader card, a blonde haired man seemingly in front of
53:04
Speaker 1: a crowd of devoted followers. I don't know. That definitely
53:08
Speaker 1: seems a bit trumpy to me, just the way that
53:10
Speaker 1: it was predicted in everything. So people have talked extensively
53:13
Speaker 1: about that online and how all these cards kind of
53:16
Speaker 1: line up together, from the enough is Enough sniper attack
53:19
Speaker 1: with Trump on it to like all of those. I mean,
53:22
Speaker 1: it's just really weird. There's also other weird, you know,
53:25
Speaker 1: events that seem to have been predicted by these cards,
53:27
Speaker 1: including what I think is a really crazy one whispering campaign.
53:32
Speaker 1: Did this card predict the Me Too movement? It says,
53:35
Speaker 1: this card requires an action from a media group, which
53:38
Speaker 1: is the media that the women went to with me too.
53:40
Speaker 1: It gives fifteen points in any attack to destroy a
53:43
Speaker 1: personality or any attack to destroy any other group. If
53:46
Speaker 1: a whispering campaign succeeds against a personality, he is considered destroyed,
53:51
Speaker 1: but not dead, just permanently out of public life. Thus
53:54
Speaker 1: he cannot be returned to play by any means. Tell
53:56
Speaker 1: me if that doesn't sound like pretty relevant. You know,
54:00
Speaker 1: with the Me Too movement that sprung up and how
54:03
Speaker 1: everybody was you know, these whole these very very famous
54:07
Speaker 1: figures and you know, very very popular figures in American
54:11
Speaker 1: culture were destroyed by what started as whispers and ended
54:14
Speaker 1: up in screams, and they were just removed from public life,
54:17
Speaker 1: like sometimes put in prison, other times just banished. There's
54:21
Speaker 1: also the riots of twenty twenty. People said there are
54:24
Speaker 1: some cards that look like emergency powers. There you got
54:27
Speaker 1: a white what looks like army guy restraining what looks
54:31
Speaker 1: to be a black man, reminiscent of the Black Lives
54:34
Speaker 1: Matter protests. There's also like we talked about before the
54:37
Speaker 1: martial law, which looks a lot like the Black Lives
54:40
Speaker 1: Matter protests. And when Trump in twenty twenty came out
54:43
Speaker 1: with the Bible in Lafayette Square march on Washington, which
54:47
Speaker 1: really could be any political movement, but I mean, it's
54:50
Speaker 1: just reminiscent with all these other cards of like protests
54:53
Speaker 1: and stuff, because I know that there were protests, but
54:55
Speaker 1: like those were the biggest protests that I can possibly remember,
54:58
Speaker 1: and they happened in twenty twenty, like almost twenty years
55:01
Speaker 1: after these cards were published, so it's just really strange.
55:04
Speaker 1: And then I showed this one before Upheaval, which once
55:07
Speaker 1: again looks exactly like a photo what could be a
55:10
Speaker 1: drawing or an illustration of the Black Lives Matter riot.
55:13
Speaker 1: Then you've got some overall cards which there's just a
55:16
Speaker 1: card that says conspiracy theorists, which is talking about how
55:19
Speaker 1: conspiracy theory people are insane and they're viewed like that,
55:23
Speaker 1: and they're even utilized by the government to make everyone
55:26
Speaker 1: else look crazy for questioning stuff. There's the Info Bond
55:29
Speaker 1: card about banning information that the government deems that we
55:33
Speaker 1: shouldn't be looking at. There's the Nationalization card, which has
55:36
Speaker 1: become more prescient nowadays as the government moves and expands
55:40
Speaker 1: its power and influence over people. And then you got
55:42
Speaker 1: the United Nations card, which is like the globalist you know,
55:46
Speaker 1: new World order conspiracy theories that's really popped up in
55:49
Speaker 1: more recent years to do with banking. There's also some
55:52
Speaker 1: really bizarre cards, like the fast food chains card. Obviously
55:56
Speaker 1: it's all about profit and not the health of consumers.
55:59
Speaker 1: It even says, would you like fries with that? And
56:01
Speaker 1: give six points on any attempt to destroy a green group,
56:05
Speaker 1: because I mean, fast food is destroying people's bodies and
56:08
Speaker 1: the environment. Then you've got ketchup is a vegetable, which
56:11
Speaker 1: is like the new thing that they're saying like eat
56:13
Speaker 1: bugs and stuff like that, trying to just break people down,
56:17
Speaker 1: like the mass media and corporations. There's also the monopoly card,
56:20
Speaker 1: which obviously, especially nowadays, all these conglomerates like black Rock,
56:25
Speaker 1: they want to have this monopoly, this centralized banking financial
56:30
Speaker 1: whatever the hell black Rock really is investment firm with
56:33
Speaker 1: its hands in every single portion of America, from Cereal
56:36
Speaker 1: to the industrial military complex. You've also got tobacco companies.
56:41
Speaker 1: That card's interesting direct control of any government group. We
56:44
Speaker 1: know nowadays how big the tobacco lobby is and why
56:47
Speaker 1: they can't get stuff banned or changed. You've also got
56:49
Speaker 1: the vultures card, which says, capitalizing on the disorder caused
56:52
Speaker 1: by a rivals attack, you can subvert key personnel. Soon
56:56
Speaker 1: you make your own move. Just the banking world in general.
56:58
Speaker 1: And then Wall Street a very very interesting Wall Street
57:03
Speaker 1: card right there. Wall Street has the option to treat
57:05
Speaker 1: any corporate group as though it were government. So yeah,
57:08
Speaker 1: then you got the financial financial people in Wall Street.
57:11
Speaker 1: There's also I thought what was interesting there is a
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Speaker 1: Ronald Reagan card. His teflon coding completely immunizes him from
57:18
Speaker 1: any attack by or aided by the media. Now that's
57:22
Speaker 1: just so true with Ronald Reagan. I've talked to so
57:24
Speaker 1: many people and said, like Ronald Reagan did so much,
57:27
Speaker 1: so many really shady bad things when it's like I
57:30
Speaker 1: ran contract. I've even heard from people I've talked to
57:32
Speaker 1: in this world that, like, the Reagan administration behind closed
57:36
Speaker 1: doors was funding the KKK in Atlanta, Georgia to sell
57:40
Speaker 1: drugs and pedal drugs to the black population there. There's
57:43
Speaker 1: so much stuff that I could list about Reagan where
57:45
Speaker 1: he was not acting like the Christian person that he
57:47
Speaker 1: claimed to be. So I thought that card was interesting
57:49
Speaker 1: because a lot of that information has been coming out
57:52
Speaker 1: decades after, you know, all that happened, and this game,
57:55
Speaker 1: like I said, was created just a couple of years
57:57
Speaker 1: after his presidency. You've also got, in my mind and
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Speaker 1: one of the most vile people to ever be in
58:02
Speaker 1: American politics, George Bush. George Bush is a conservative when
58:05
Speaker 1: he feels like it. He's treated as conservative if and
58:08
Speaker 1: only if, you the illuminati pulling his strings, want him
58:11
Speaker 1: to be conservative. And I could talk all day about
58:14
Speaker 1: George Bush allegations I've heard about him. Right behind me
58:17
Speaker 1: on the wall is a poster from Bohemian Grove. This
58:20
Speaker 1: is an original poster where it's saying that George Bush
58:23
Speaker 1: is going to be speaking at the Bohemian Club about
58:25
Speaker 1: the CIA, which is like insane, and George Bush was
58:28
Speaker 1: head of the CIA during so many terrible programs and
58:31
Speaker 1: things that happened, and if you read Whitney Webb's books,
58:34
Speaker 1: like he's one of the major guys who is pushing
58:36
Speaker 1: for a privatized CIA. Those organizations led to Epstein figures
58:41
Speaker 1: and all that, So I think that's interesting. I haven't
58:43
Speaker 1: heard allegations in the recent episode I did with the
58:46
Speaker 1: Chateau de Ameroy about Bush and the family being invited
58:49
Speaker 1: to the Chateau de Ameroy to participate in you know,
58:52
Speaker 1: satanic Luciferian rituals, and like a member of the Bush
58:55
Speaker 1: family allegedly had a affair with Aleister Crowley, one of
58:59
Speaker 1: the most infamous dark magicians of all time. So there's
59:02
Speaker 1: just so much to go off there. And then like
59:04
Speaker 1: as secret societies and Illuminati presidents go, you got Fracturecide
59:08
Speaker 1: trying to convince all of us to hate each other,
59:11
Speaker 1: which has become way more president especially nowadays with this
59:14
Speaker 1: recent election. The hand of madness destroying peaceful groups and
59:17
Speaker 1: controlling violent groups, that's just what they want to do.
59:20
Speaker 1: And then the templars talking about how the Knights Templar
59:23
Speaker 1: have been building up and saving up and rising, which
59:26
Speaker 1: is in my mind true, it's something they have been doing.
59:28
Speaker 1: And you got all these cards that really predicted global warming.
59:31
Speaker 1: You got earthquake card, earthquake projector, eco guerrillas, hurricane, nuclear accident,
59:37
Speaker 1: nuclear power companies, tidle wave, tornado, all these things happening
59:42
Speaker 1: so much more frequently nowadays, which is really really bizarre,
59:46
Speaker 1: and it seems like, I don't know, this is just
59:48
Speaker 1: stuff that they seem to know what was going to
59:52
Speaker 1: happen in a weird way. I mean, I know that
59:54
Speaker 1: those are just natural things that happen all the time,
59:56
Speaker 1: and I sound a little crazy, but some of those
59:58
Speaker 1: cards talk about like the engineering of these events, and
1:00:02
Speaker 1: like how no one listened to warning signs and now
1:00:05
Speaker 1: you have like every scientist on Earth saying that there
1:00:08
Speaker 1: is something happening to our environment and the warning signs
1:00:12
Speaker 1: just tend to be ignored. Really strange. Then you got
1:00:15
Speaker 1: obviously mass shootings that happened so so much nowadays, and
1:00:19
Speaker 1: the gun lobby, and if you just actually look into
1:00:22
Speaker 1: politics in a non partisan way and you see who's
1:00:24
Speaker 1: voting for gun legislation and who's voting against it, and
1:00:28
Speaker 1: who's being paid. What it all boils down to, you know,
1:00:31
Speaker 1: corporations wanting money. It's not really what these people believe
1:00:34
Speaker 1: in no matter if you're a Republican or a Democrat.
1:00:36
Speaker 1: There are Democrats that do this and there are Republicans
1:00:39
Speaker 1: that do this. But as you can see here, the
1:00:41
Speaker 1: gun is shooting out cash, and it's like, that's what
1:00:43
Speaker 1: people fail to realize, is like, no matter who you
1:00:46
Speaker 1: are and what party, you're bought off by somebody. So
1:00:49
Speaker 1: that's an interesting card. Then you got the terrorism cards,
1:00:52
Speaker 1: like Jihad, which obviously has become a way bigger thing
1:00:56
Speaker 1: in more recent years with like the Paris terror attacks,
1:01:00
Speaker 1: and I remember being in high school with Isis and
1:01:02
Speaker 1: Jihati John and Barack Obama, you know, taking those people out,
1:01:06
Speaker 1: and just how Jihad and all that stuff has become
1:01:09
Speaker 1: so much bigger even after nine to eleven. Remember this
1:01:11
Speaker 1: game was before nine to eleven. Then you got obviously
1:01:13
Speaker 1: the Pentagon card, which is one of the craziest ones,
1:01:16
Speaker 1: which shows the Pentagon like on fire, which is eerily
1:01:19
Speaker 1: reminiscent of nine to eleven. And then the terrorist Nuke,
1:01:22
Speaker 1: which is the creepiest card in the whole deck. I
1:01:24
Speaker 1: gotta say, you cannot get you really, guys, you cannot
1:01:28
Speaker 1: get creepier than this card. This card was published almost,
1:01:31
Speaker 1: you know, close to ten years before nine to eleven,
1:01:34
Speaker 1: and it looks like completely predicted. Same with the Pentagon card.
1:01:38
Speaker 1: I mean, how crazy is that? But we've talked about
1:01:41
Speaker 1: those already. There's also a card that seemed to predict
1:01:44
Speaker 1: ozempic with the Miracle diet plan and how everybody's on
1:01:47
Speaker 1: ozempic nowadays and it swept the world. There's also a
1:01:50
Speaker 1: card about the Purge, which seems like it almost predicted
1:01:53
Speaker 1: a movie that came out, The Purge. All the New
1:01:56
Speaker 1: World Order cards have their own relevancy, like the military dust,
1:02:00
Speaker 1: austrial complex and money, wanting to promote world hunger, wanting
1:02:04
Speaker 1: to have a global culture, solidarity, all that stuff. It's
1:02:09
Speaker 1: all so relevant. We could go on for days and days,
1:02:12
Speaker 1: and I think that you could if you knew, you know,
1:02:14
Speaker 1: if you looked at these cards, you'd be able to
1:02:16
Speaker 1: find fifty things that you think have come true in
1:02:18
Speaker 1: the world that I didn't see in these cards, Like
1:02:21
Speaker 1: these were just honestly me looking through this stuff and
1:02:25
Speaker 1: pointing out things that I thought were really bizarre. And
1:02:28
Speaker 1: then on top of that, the last one that I'll
1:02:31
Speaker 1: end on that I thought was interesting was that they
1:02:33
Speaker 1: published Steve Jackson Games published this phone Freaks card, which
1:02:38
Speaker 1: gives six points on any attempt to control or destroy
1:02:41
Speaker 1: any computer group. And if you remember this, whole time
1:02:43
Speaker 1: we were talking about the hacking, the freaks freaking and
1:02:46
Speaker 1: hacking kind of eerie, kind of ominous. But yeah, now
1:02:49
Speaker 1: you guys have seen my collection of the Illuminati New
1:02:52
Speaker 1: World Order cards. If you've been listening to this show,
1:02:55
Speaker 1: I feel bad for you. You should definitely go watch
1:02:57
Speaker 1: this episode. But I actually wrote this episode myself, if
1:03:00
Speaker 1: I did all the research, So I really hope you
1:03:01
Speaker 1: guys have enjoyed this one. I've wanted to do this
1:03:04
Speaker 1: for a while. If you leave five comments and share
1:03:06
Speaker 1: this video on your social media, I'll give away some
1:03:08
Speaker 1: of these cards to you. I'll choose like maybe ten
1:03:11
Speaker 1: of these and just send them your way. They're a
1:03:12
Speaker 1: collector item, so these are like really really rare and
1:03:15
Speaker 1: hard to find. They sell for a lot online. But yeah,
1:03:17
Speaker 1: make sure to let me know what your thoughts are
1:03:19
Speaker 1: on this whole thing in the comment section below. I'm
1:03:21
Speaker 1: very eager and curious to see what you guys made
1:03:24
Speaker 1: of this whole episode, because it's very different and it's
1:03:26
Speaker 1: really bizarre, but it's always intrigued me. And yeah, thank
1:03:29
Speaker 1: you guys for watching. Thank you for the growth on
1:03:31
Speaker 1: the channel. I don't know if we're going to be
1:03:32
Speaker 1: at one hundred thousand subs yet, but we're almost there.
1:03:34
Speaker 1: And yeah, from the bottom of my heart, thank you
1:03:36
Speaker 1: all for watching. Keep your tinfoil hat on, stay suspicious,
1:03:40
Speaker 1: and I'll catch you guys on the next one. See
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Speaker 1: yea