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- Apocalypse Ventures: Morning. The following audio transmission will forever change your album society. You will no longer believe the narrative. about to wake up and see things for what they really are. facts and opinions. This is the Doom. Ladies and gentlemen, welcome to the Doom Daily Show. I am your host, Jester Dooms. Today is Tuesday, july fourteenth, twenty twenty six. Happy Tuesday, everybody. I hope you're having a fantastic morning. I hope you're doing the daily affirmations in the mirror. Hope the hot barista's working. Hope the coffee was just right. I hope that the kids being home is not annoying the crap out of you too too badly. I hope everything is right with the world for you today. Yes. Hmm. So every time we start off a new week, I think we all kind of hope for the best possible thing we can get throughout the week, right? Like you want every day at work to be good, you want every day after work to be good, you want all the dinners to taste good, you want all the shopping to go flawlessly. And we we really have molded our minds around that general idea of just Get through today, to get through tomorrow, to get to the weekend, to do it all over again. And I'm a person that can't stand monotony. And it's all very monotonous. Right. And I mean, you you do have people out there that I mean they look to do something, right? Like they look for excitement in their daily life. Like maybe they join a volunteer fire department, or maybe they start taking guitar lessons, or maybe they take up yoga, something to break up the day. But then the the the problem is is that then also becomes kind of monotonous, right? To an extent. Certain things don't. Like 911 calls don't become monotonous. It's very I mean paperwork does, but all the calls are vastly different. So that doesn't really play a big factor. But I'm going encourage you, ladies and gentlemen, find something new to do throughout the week, right? To help break up this monotony, like a new skill to learn or a new hobby to get into something. I I have this problem where I'm into like a thousand different things and they're all very expensive. So it creates a lot of limitations for me. And over the last couple of years, I've been trying to find like hobbies that don't require a lot of money spending that I can continuously do. Right. Great example of this is like I've always enjoyed kayaking. I always have. But then I didn't have anybody to kayak with and it kind of got to be this thing where I'm really not doing it that much, but I know that that is a free thing that I can do. Right. Like all I gotta do is get my ass to the water. I don't have to buy a kayak or rent one each time. I have one. I don't have to buy a new life jacket. I have one. I I don't need anything. All I need is myself, the yak, the ore, the jacket. I'm gone. Okay. Something else like that piqued my interest in the last couple of years, like I've always enjoyed the outdoors, you know, be just being outside in general. So I got really big into hiking. I love to hike. And again, it's something to break up that monotony that doesn't really cost me anything extra to do. I just have to get to a trailhead. Thankfully I live in an area where there's a lot of them. So I don't have to spend exuberance amount of money and gas to go. I can go find a trailhead and go. It's awesome. Right. So something else I've discovered I really enjoy too is just swimming. Okay. So again, same thing. I'm out on the kayak, I'm hiking, I find a place to hop in the water or I find a place to jump off the kayak at, boom, we're we're golden. And it's things like this that break up the monotony in the summertime for me. These these lovely fun tasks though that I've got to break these things up, they kinda they kinda die off in the winter months, right? You're not gonna go kayaking when it's cold, you're not gonna go swimming when it's cold. I still hike when it's cold, but it there is a line here. If it's so cold, I won't go. Like if I'm not gonna warm up on that hike to be comfortable, I won't go. So You know, fifties, sixties, I'm good. Below that, when when we start getting in the forties, it's kinda like nah, it's not very comfortable to just be out there all day hiking. It's really not. Anyway, I say this to motivate you guys to figure out things you can do to get out of the monotony cycle because there's a lot of things that come with it. It comes with depression. Okay. It comes with like self loathing. Like it's not it's not great. For your mental health, get out there and do something new. Get out there and do something that's not gonna break the bank. Find a good hobby. Just something to break up that monotony because we all find ourselves in this cycle. And I swear, the older I get, the more apparent it becomes and the more the more it seems like this this big scam, right? This big monotonous scam that we're stuck in. And I don't want I don't want my life to be the life of work, home, kids, repeat, repeat, repeat, retirement, retirement home, wake up meds, breakfast, TV time. SpongeBath time. Like I don't want this fucking monotonous lifestyle. I don't. I want things to be excited and changing every fucking day, and I just want a place to hang my hat at the end of the day where I'm comfortable. Does that make sense? You picking up what I'm putting down, ladies and gentlemen. I just felt that I had to voice this because it's just it's it's one of those things, man. It's it's it's out there in front of everything, and that's it, you know? So I just felt that I had to bring it up. Anyway, ⁓ we'll be back right after these messages. Hey, Producer Scooter here. First off, thank you for downloading and participating in the wide world of Jester Doo. Please be sure to check out Gesturesvoice.com website. Everything you want to know is located on Jestersvoice.com. If you're looking for salacious details, it's on gesturesvoice.com. Don't forget to share the show with your friends and even with all your enemies. And now, back to the musings of Jester Doo. Ladies and gentlemen, welcome back to the Doom Daily Show. I am your host, Jester Dooms, the email Doom Daily Show at gmail.com. Everywhere on social media at Jester Dooms, the website, www.jestersvoice.com. Welcome to the show. Again. Welcome. Producer Scooter, you're looking pleasantly plump today. Do you have a good lunch? Do you have a good dinner? Have a good breakfast? I don't even know what time it is there. All right. So let's get into the Iran war a little bit. ⁓ on the Epic Times by Jill McLuck McLuff. ⁓ US launches third night ⁓ third night of strikes on Iran. God, I'm trying to get back in the swing of the show, guys. Fucking pain in the ass. The United States launched a third night of strikes against Iran July thirteenth, aimed at degrading Iran's ability to attack civilians and commercial shipping in the Strait of Hormous. US Central Command reported the attack started hours after President Donald Trump announced the United States was reinstating a blockade on Iran ports and would be reimbursed for guarding the strait. Does anybody else feel like this is going to be the new forever war? Does anybody else feel in that way? 'Cause that's what it's feeling like to me. ⁓ this has been going on for for a while. I don't have a count in front of me, maybe producer scooter can chime in and tell us when this all started. So it seems to me there's been this pattern of escalation, de-escalation, escalation, de-escalation, escalation, de-escalation. And every time the pendulum swings toward one side or the other, there's talks of negotiations. And it seems like there's an agreement that we're coming to, and maybe we agree to it, or maybe maybe we come up short on working a deal with these guys, and then boom, things escalate again. Now I'm a firm believer that if these guys could pack a bigger punch, they would have done so already. Okay, that's kind of where I'm at with this. All right. If they had more to use against us, they would. I'm not saying they're totally disarmed over there and they they could not strike or anything like that, but I'm saying if they had heavy hitting things, they'd be using them. Anyway, the attack started hours after President Donald Trump announced the United States would reinstate blockades on Iran ports and would would be reimbursed for guarding the strait. U.S. and Iran Iranian military forces exchanged heavy missile and drone attacks over the weekend into Monday, marking an escalation in the conflict after an interim ceasefire agreement between the countries unraveled. Trump declared that a ceasefire with Iran was over last week after Iran attacked merchant shipping in the Strait of Hormuz. Any country doing business with Iran won't be able to get through the strait, Trump said when asked about The offense story the offense story in a press conference on Monday. It's a very strong blockade, he said. Of course it did. The president called the latest fighting a military skirmish after the deal fell through with negotiations two days ago. The administration pr administration's previous policy was to keep the strait open to all traffic without polls. Before the war started in February, an average of more than one hundred and thirty vessels and oil tankers, about twenty percent of the world's oil A natural gas supply regularly passed through the water daily. This is what they've done for forty seven years, Trump said. The difference is nobody negotiated like I do. Now, there's always been conflict in this region of the world. forty years ago it was kind of a different story. Forty, fifty years ago. All right. Anyway, the United States expected to be reimbursed for providing safe passage through the strait for countries such as Saudi Arabia, the United Arab, the UAE, Qatar, Kuwait, And others, according to president, who said on social media the same day the toll would be at the rate of twenty percent on all cargo shipped. We're taking out all of their capability for anything having to do with Hormouths straight, Trump said. Iran, Trump said of Iran at the Monday press conference. And I think in the end we will end up controlling the whole the whole thing. What they're doing is being foolish. It's really a terrible situation. But we have it under control very quickly. Iran's foreign ministry, Sarid Abis RT, agreed with Trump about charging for safe passage through the Strait of Herbus, but contested that Iran would remain in charge of the duty. Iran has always been the guardian of the strait and will remain so forever. Archie responded to Trump's announcement of the charge on X. Twenty percent of course is too much. We will be fair, he said, of the US rate. US Central Command military operations in in the Iran conflict reported that its rounds of stripes were imposed on high costs on Iranian forces. American forces began enforcing the blockade against vessel transitioning to and from Iranian ports and coastal areas earlier in the day. Forces redirected more than one hundred and forty compliant ships, disabled nine noncompliant vessels, and allowed over fifty commercial ships. Supporting humanitarian aid to pass through the blockade during the last two month period according to Central Command. US drones successfully struck an Iranian submarine and ship maintenance facility on Sunday, marking the first time American forces use sea drones in combat operations. Interrelated development, US Secretary of State Marco Rubio was also looking into reports of Iranian drains being sent to Cuba, Trump said. Iranian's Islamic Revolutionary Guards Corp, the IRGC, said in a statement Monday that the only way to restore shipping traffic through the strait was to stop US military strikes in the waterway, which only transit to Iranian ports. Meanwhile, Iran has been striking the traffic on Oman's side of the strait. The IRGC accused the United States of violating the ceasefire deal by attacking Iran's transport infrastructure fishing boats, cargo barges, and meteorological facilities over the weekend in a Monday post on X. So there you have it, ladies and gentlemen. It doesn't seem to me, and it doesn't appear like this situation is de-escalating. Now, I remember talking to people months ago. Telling me specifically that this is gonna be over in thirty days. Don't worry about the increase in fuel prices. Nothing's really gonna come out of this, blah da blada blah da blah da blah. And what did that say? February? Okay, so March, April, May, June, July. All right, so we're almost six months into this conflict. Okay. And it doesn't seem like there's an end in sight. Now what I have noticed on the back end with the subliminal messaging is maybe nobody else has noticed this. But wouldn't you know it? Man, the TikTok algorithm and Facebook reels and these other these other, you know, doom scrolling platforms ⁓ are all putting right to the front military-inspired content. Anyone else notice this? Anyone else picking up on this? So this is what they used to do in Hollywood. A conflict is arising. Ooh. We need to start. Getting people in. Let's like, let's put out some really good war movies and get these this younger generation fired up about serving in in the military. Okay. That's what that's what this is that we're seeing now on the social media streaming platforms. Okay. So now that we're seeing this and we're six months into this conflict tells me this is probably going to escalate a shit ton more. And we need to start recruiting motherfuckers ASAP. Everybody's on social media. Push that content to the front. And it's a lot of, and I'll tell you. It's a lot of like aerial combat shit I'm seeing. If you're not seeing it. Anyway, we'll be back after these messages. Hey, producer Scooter here. And if you've made it this far, I just want to commend you for diligent listening skills. But also, I want you to take a moment, since you've come this far with us, send an email to doomdaily show at gmail.com. Let us know where you're listening from. If you have any ideas for something you'd like Jester to address or talk about, send us an email. That's Doom Daily Show at gmail.com. Thanks for listening. Yeah. Ladies and gentlemen, welcome back to the Doom Daily Show. I'm your host, Jester Dooms, the email, Doom Daily Show at gmail.com. ⁓ if you haven't done so already, make sure to like, share, and subscribe to the show. I want to have a conversation about this guy that got attacked by the bison and got sent flying about a dozen feet in the air. ⁓ if you guys haven't seen this circulating around on social media, it it is circulated around on social media everywhere. ⁓ grandpa got ran over by a bison is what happened. If you haven't seen the articles about this, if you haven't seen the video, it's all it's all on video. It's fantastic. All right. Now, I want to have a conversation about this. Because I've seen a lot of people approach this conversation in in different manners. Okay, and ⁓ Doom's standpoint's a little different on this. I think it's absolutely fucking hilarious, okay, number one. But I've heard like different things, and this is the these are the things I want to address. Okay. So I heard one person say, Well, they shouldn't have been messing with the buffalo, they shouldn't have been provoking it. They literally got out of their vehicles to take pictures of this thing. There was no provoking that happened. So let's squash that right there. Now I've heard a lot of people say that well, you know, it's it's their territory and anybody that comes into that territory, you know, the bison can get very territorial. I agree. I agree. They're wild animals. They don't have the same thought processes that we have as human beings. Okay. Their brains don't function the same. They are not as advanced as us. It's hard to believe that we all originated on the same planet and we've you know, two hundred years ago we didn't have cars. But whatever. You know, what do I know? Anyway. ⁓ so yeah, the the bison doesn't know what this guy is doing. Something triggered this bison to go after this guy. He's a the bison's a wild animal. That's the end, okay? But people are making a big stink over it for different reasons. I don't know. But I will tell you guys something that I heard nobody say. All right. And I want you to I'm gonna paint a picture for you for a minute. Okay. I'm just gonna paint a little picture. Imagine you are a bison and you lived here in the US and you roamed wild For thousands of years. And you had little bison friends everywhere. You didn't have a lot of threats of predators and and all these things, like you were you were good. You know, you were you were fine. You didn't really have much to worry about. You were a big critter running around these parts. We didn't have much to fuck with you. Then all of a sudden man comes along. Okay. And your species is wiped to the point of almost extinction. Like we as human beings put a hurton on the bison population. Very, very, very, very badly. Now, do you think at some point a little bit of adaptation kicked in to these animals and they have a natural fear of humans and a natural fear to defend themselves? You ever think about that? Like a deer knows when he smells a human in the woods that he needs to go the other way, that he's being hunted and it's dangerous. That's instinctual. Okay? They know. So if you don't think that the bis the bison develops. That same kind of survival tactic, that instinctual instinctual survival to where, hey, something's out of place here, something's not right, I don't like this, I have to be territorial, I have to defend myself, you're crazy, because that's absolutely what I think this was. Something about that man, his scent, the way he looked, something made that bison's territorial survival instinct kick in, and he had to go after that man. Because if you watch the videos, that man was retreating. He was not posing a threat. He was trying to get away from that damn buffalo. He was trying. Okay? And that buffalo said, Nope, not today. I'm kicking your fucking ass. And he did. Now, you have to ask yourself, you know, what what could it have been about that man in particular? And like I said, could could have been a number of things. The way he looked, what he was wearing, his scent, the way he he walked out of his vehicle to take a picture. Something did something to provoke this animal. All right. You don't fuck with the wildlife and yet I keep seeing this shit pop up like at least once a year. There's ⁓ people are feeding these bears too much and they're coming around more. Tourists are stopping to pick up the baby bear cubs to take pictures with them. Now we have to shut down this area so the bears can get reintroduced into the wild, like all of these all of these things. Right? It's it's a common thing. And I can't believe that human beings have not developed enough brain cells yet to be like, hey, that's a wild animal. Maybe I should not approach it. Maybe I should leave it alone. Maybe I'm gonna fuck it up if I mess with it. Like we're not, you know, we're not doing these things. We're just ignoring all deductive reasoning and we're going into these situations and we're creating problems. And us being at the top of the food chain really doesn't fucking matter, does it? No, it doesn't. If you want to have a fun experience with an animal, go to a fucking zoo. Go to one of these rescue and rehab and rehabilitation centers that always need people to come in and donate to help the animals. Go do that shit. Don't go pick the baby bear cubs up off the side of the road for selfies. Like I can't believe people do this shit. Anyway, we'll be right back after these messages. Can't get enough of Jester Dooms? Check out his other show, It's Doomsday Podcast, available on all podcast platforms. That's It's Doomsday Podcast. Back to the show. Ladies and gentlemen, welcome back to the Doom Daily Show. I'm your host, Jester Dooms, the email, Doom Daily Show at gmail.com. Everywhere on social media at Jester Dooms, the website, www.gesturesvoice.com. So, I I wanna I want to take a side side street for a second, just because I haven't been around lately to talk about it. ⁓ but we need to talk about our extraterrestrial friends and visitors. And it's a hot topic for me on the show. It's something that I that I enjoy talking about. So a lot of people have been plugging the UFO files ⁓ that have been being released into Chat GPT and other AIs to try to get a deductive rationale if aliens do in fact exist or not. ⁓ and there is no yes or no answer that's coming from AI, you are getting things like there is no confirmation, ⁓ but you're also getting things like there is no denial. Like you're you're getting mixed things of what's coming out of these these files. Okay. Now what's ⁓ what I find to be very interesting, and I guess nobody's really talking about it, is so, all right. We talked in the first segment of the show about subliminal messaging in Hollywood. Okay. Has anybody noticed since the start of these UFO files being released, we've had like no heavy hitter box office alien-esque movies. or extraterrestrial anything. It's been very like quiet in that realm. So they they put these things out there, the subliminal messaging they put out there in order to prepare us for a truth that may come to get us okay with the idea of a big shock and awe. Right? Okay. Now what's happening is all these UFO files are being released and all these accounts and everything that they're talking about, you know, are in there and people can go read through them now and there's nothing in Hollywood. I'm sorry, what? We were bombarded over the last 20 fucking years with alien movies. Bombarded. All the men in black movies, all of the Transformer movies, the fucking Marvel universe. Like so, so, so much. And now just silence? Are you serious? What the what the fuck is going on? It's not something's not jiving. Okay. It just it feels like something is on the horizon. Either another drop which which they said there's only one more drop and that's it, they're done, but maybe there's something else coming, okay? Or maybe we're about to get a great technology that's about to come out that that they're not telling us about yet, to where we're actually going to be able to identify things buzzing around planets light years away. We could see, ⁓ that planet's got life on it and it's very far away. They don't pose a threat to us. We can't even communicate with them. 'Cause they're so far, but we can see them now, we know they're there. Maybe something like that is coming. Okay. But something that's very interesting that nobody's really talking about is we have what's called the second moon right now. Okay. And this to me is really, really, really interesting that nobody's really talking about this. So apparently there is it's not a moon, it's not an actual moon, it's an asteroid, I guess. We really don't know what they're, you know, if what they're telling us is true. That is actually hanging out in Earth's orbit and is going to be around for a long time. And it's kind of following the path of the moon. And it's going to be around for a while. ⁓ see if I have that here somewhere. ⁓ let's see here. ⁓ let's see. Yeah, so this this this new thing we have, it's ⁓ PN seven, okay. It is a roughly sixty-two foot asteroid that has been tagging along with Earth for about sixty years and is still remain in cosmic distance until the year twenty eighty three. Okay. So there's ⁓ another one about ninety feet in diameter. And I mean, but it it doesn't really matter. But what I'm saying is is that like nobody has really been talking about these temporary mini moons that we've been getting. And what could be coming with these mini moons. And this randomly popped up in an article that I was scrolling past the other day. And I went back to it and I was like, whoa, what is this? They're called quasi-moons. Okay. So I thought that this was a very interesting thing. And the fact that we have one that's here now that's going to be here till 2083. And nobody's really talking about it is really, really interesting. Okay. And I want you guys to kind of Think about this for a second, right? It's been tagging along with Earth for about sixty years, all right? ⁓ so about sixty years, okay? Now think about this for a second. The Roswell crash that shook everybody to shit, that freaked everybody right the fuck out was in nineteen forty seven. Okay? Now, just some some shit math on this, okay? That was about 70 some odd years ago. All right. So you mean to tell me that this other thing that's just kind of chugging along out there that's been there for 60 years? Like it's it's not raised questions, suspicions. We haven't tried to land anything on it. We're not too worried about it. People aren't talking about this. We didn't learn about this in grade school. Why is this something that hasn't been talked about? Okay, now all these files are being released, and then this article is starting to make mainstream headlines. Okay. All right. I I'm not buying it, but okay. And we've never learned about this in grade school. Like, I was very big in science class. Like I was really into this stuff, and my highest grades were in science for the most part. And I mean, ma math and science were like my two high things, that and history class. Anyway, so But it begs the question if this has been up there for that long, why don't we have more research? Why haven't we studied it more? Why hasn't it been talked about more? What is actually going on? And this comes along right after the Roswell crash? Not long after. Something's not adding up. Anyway, I leave you there. We'll be back tomorrow on Wednesday with another exciting episode of the Doom Daily Show. Have a great day, everybody. Facts and opinions. This is the Doom Daily Show.