On this episode of the Joe Rogan Experience Podcast, the boys talk about a new drug called AlphaBrain and how it can fuck with your brain chemistry. They also talk about MySpace and how they re going to take over the world.
00:01:09.000What it is, it's 5-HTP and L-tryptophan.
00:01:12.000And it's got sort of a time-release quality to it because 5-HTP is what turns into serotonin, and it's what your body uses to make serotonin.
00:01:22.000And L-tryptophan is what your body converts into 5-HTP.
00:01:26.000So there's like a time-release aspect of new mood.
00:01:45.000If we just sold them just as dream pills, forget about what it can do for your memory and all the other different shit that it can do for you.
00:01:53.000But just what it does for your dreams.
00:01:55.000You'll have really trippy dreams, most likely.
00:01:57.000For me, they're much more lucid and I remember them more for some reason.
00:07:22.000All right, ladies and gentlemen, this podcast, we're going to try to keep it as light on the gloom and doom as possible because the subject matter is absolutely fucking hideous.
00:08:08.000There's too much bad information out there.
00:08:10.000The more I read about what's going on, the more you read about the government, the more you read about corruption and censorship and what's really going on behind the scenes.
00:09:17.000You guys are all very young, and you're all very idealistic.
00:09:21.000You're all very, you're the new breed of journalists.
00:09:26.000And we're seeing this because of what's going on, because there's so much censorship, and because CNN and Fox News, they've gotten to be what you've got to think of as untrustworthy sources.
00:09:38.000For the simple fact that they don't concentrate on everything.
00:09:42.000There's a lot of shit that's really important that they don't cover.
00:09:45.000But meanwhile, they'll find the time to cover ridiculous shit.
00:09:49.000They'll find the time to cover some nonsense celebrity Kim Kardashian Kanye West story.
00:10:12.000And because of you guys, because of this new breed of young kids who grew up with the internet, who grew up with this massive access to information.
00:10:24.000And this model that they've got in place for how shit runs is whack.
00:11:58.000Yeah, during the deregulation era when we had, you know, it went from like 60 companies to now five corporations control everything that you see and read in the mainstream.
00:12:07.000General Electric, I mean, the biggest fucking weapons contractor owns MSNBC, NBC.
00:12:12.000Well, and the fact that there's ads running during news programs itself, like, I mean, it takes it away from like the viewers aren't really the customers anymore.
00:12:22.000The ad agencies are, and the viewers, we're more of a part of like a product because they're selling our, you know, the fact that we're viewing to so you think, I mean, well, that would be actually a good way to allocate government funds, right?
00:12:36.000Wouldn't it be to have like an independent news source that was funded completely and totally by tax dollars and had nothing to do with any commercials whatsoever?
00:13:39.000Again, because of the internet, because of this access to information that we have now, we're kind of really seeing the true shape of these things.
00:13:46.000Whereas before, it was all hidden behind, you know, nobody had access to information.
00:14:00.000many people have actually like read a bill how many people have actually it's it's And that's why they need broadcasters that are actually going to read it and relay the information accurately.
00:14:12.000Should it be that the news is completely non-commercial?
00:14:16.000Should it be that the news is state-funded?
00:14:19.000But you can't tell these fuckheads where to spend money.
00:14:22.000That's the most annoying thing about giving out taxes.
00:14:25.000Some of the networks don't appear to be The networks that are supposedly operating for profit are making decisions that are against their own commercial interests to instead promote propaganda, which is worrying.
00:14:58.000Well, that's where it gets really scary is when it surpasses the money-making, like the PayPal thing when they tried to block funds to Bradley Manning.
00:15:05.000And you're like, you're working against your interest to make money to try to fucking promote some sort of government narrative or lock.
00:15:10.000You're going to make money off of that.
00:15:40.000So it pays for the troops' salaries and all of our spending overseas and various military things.
00:15:47.000In this last year's bill in 2011, they snuck in a provision, Section 1021, which appears to allow for the imprisonment without trial of American citizens on suspicion alone.
00:15:58.000And that's what has caused all of the uproar.
00:16:00.000Why was this thing snuck in as something that they pretty much need to pass?
00:16:04.000Why did Obama claim that he wanted to veto it, and then he withdrew his veto threat and signed it into law at like 11.30 p.m. on New Year's Eve when nobody was paying attention?
00:16:13.000And then I said it's like the sneakiest move I've ever seen in my lifetime from a president, the single sneakiest move.
00:16:20.000And then he issues a signing statement saying, I did it.
00:16:22.000I had reservations about it, but I'm not going to use it.
00:16:25.000And you're like, oh, okay, maybe he gets it.
00:16:26.000Maybe he just had to sign it for some reason that we don't know about.
00:16:29.000And then his lawyers in court have tried incredibly ferociously to hang on to this power.
00:16:35.000And we've seen two rounds of that now, and it's gotten very serious.
00:16:37.000I think the next stop, I mean, it already went through a three-judge panel in the appeals court, and they ruled in his favor.
00:16:44.000So we're getting pretty close to the Supreme Court at this point.
00:16:46.000I think they have to see another, there's another round of something that the appeals court can go through.
00:16:51.000But it's scary that Obama claims he doesn't want this, and yet his lawyers are working very diligently to make sure that he has it.
00:16:58.000It appears to me that either they know something that we don't know, or there is a systematic sort of a psychosis involved in governing people.
00:17:09.000And when you're in a position where you have the power to tell people what to do, it does not seem like a natural position.
00:17:15.000And it seems like this us versus them mentality that can come about it, it gets to a point where they're willing to sacrifice lives of people that are supposed to be on their team.
00:17:27.000They're willing to do that in order to push their agenda.
00:17:30.000When you hear about stuff like that, and you hear about the false flag events and the planned false flag of act false flag event that they were going to do in Iran, what about Operation Northwoods in the 60s?
00:18:02.000You know, I mean, there easily could have been completely innocent Americans that have died because these guys wanted an excuse to get into war.
00:18:09.000Well, why the fuck would anybody want to do that?
00:18:12.000What is it where you would be a person who's in government?
00:18:15.000You're supposed to be the leader of these people, but you're doing something that's completely contrary to the wants and needs of any of the people.
00:18:22.000I think leadership has become kind of cannibalistic, where they're like, okay, we need to keep you safe, but in order to do that, we have to strip you of your rights.
00:18:30.000It's like you're destroying the things that the terrorists supposedly hate us for.
00:18:34.000You're taking away our core freedoms and turning us into a Middle Eastern regime.
00:18:37.000Yeah, but they're consciously doing it.
00:18:57.000But I mean, it's the insatiable urge for more control.
00:18:59.000I mean, when you have the technology at your fingertips and it's just exponentially growing, you just want, it's the insatiable urge to control that.
00:19:06.000If there's facial recognition technology, you want to seize that.
00:19:09.000You want to fucking tap into all that shit and just have the grid, just because you can.
00:19:14.000I think anything, like, become, you can rationalize anything, you know, for them as long as it's, like, supporting the business interests of the United States as opposed to anything else.
00:19:22.000Like, I think that they're, that's one of their majority.
00:19:29.000That it could Be so pervasive that it could be thousands of people.
00:19:34.000It could be people working together along with people that signed up for the military to supposedly protect this country.
00:19:43.000They could be involved in this nonsense.
00:19:46.000These people are hopped up on episodes of Homeland and they believe their own internal memos that people like me, journalists and independent politicians who don't side with one party, and people who are fucking college students who have backpacks and little cameras to record stuff, that those people are potential terrorists.
00:20:52.000You know, you can fall in line with so much of what he says, and at the end of the day, he's just like, and that's why you need to donate money to Obama.
00:21:25.000It's all braggy and shit about their philanthropy.
00:21:28.000Yeah, it's the same thing to me, I think.
00:21:30.000The reason that the dialogue is not inserted in the mainstream, because the problem with the media, other than, of course, the fact that it's controlled by corporations, is that it's partisan.
00:21:39.000I mean, they bring up these really divisive issues that no one can agree on in a country of 380 million people just to keep us fighting when really we can all agree on the huge issues that we don't want to fucking invade the entire planet and spend, you know, just waste millions and trillions of dollars by killing people.
00:21:55.000I mean, I think we can all agree on those things, but they like to keep us fighting with each other.
00:22:00.000And so you have these networks like MSNBC, Fox News, CNN, they're all partisan and they all push these narratives that don't broaden up the scope to undermine the actual rhetoric of the establishment line, which is really, you know, they toe that line to keep people in line.
00:22:16.000That's why they pull abortion out of the pocket, because that's something it's not going to be resolved next month or next year.
00:22:20.000It's always going to be something where 47 or 48% of the people believe this one thing, and 47 or 48% of the people believe this one thing, and then 2% or 3% don't really give a shit.
00:22:30.000It's going to be like that until the end of time.
00:22:32.000They're going to start hearing about incest and rape.
00:22:34.000Yeah, they will never make marriage legal federally, ever.
00:22:37.000They won't, because then they lose that thing to argue about.
00:22:41.000They'll always figure out a way to make that a stupid issue that comes up.
00:22:45.000Well, that's what I was telling him last night.
00:22:46.000I think maybe a lot of conservative politicians don't really want abortion to be illegal because it would take away the one big polarizing issue that they have with their crowds.
00:22:59.000Did you hear about Desjarlais, that congressman from Tennessee who was pro-life and then forced his mistress to have an abortion?
00:24:34.000So they're neighbors designed in California.
00:24:37.000Well, in Brazil, I was just in Brazil, and apparently they make iPods and iPhones there as well.
00:24:42.000So if you bring one over, like if you're a Brazilian and you have one, they want to make sure that you didn't go and buy an American one and then come over to Brazil.
00:24:51.000Because that fucks with their economy because the Brazilian ones are a little bit more expensive.
00:24:55.000It's like this thing that the Supreme Court is looking at this fall, the first sale doctrine, where it could challenge your right to resell your iPhone or your car or anything.
00:25:04.000Anything that you've bought, you would have to get permission from like, Ford, can I resell this car to this third party now that I no longer want it?
00:26:12.000Like, the breakdown of the highest expression of technology that we have available, if you follow its path, at the end of it, is a kid in Africa digging in the ground.
00:26:21.000It's really hard to be like anti-corporatist in a world that's so like.
00:26:25.000And also, a big place where they found a gigantic stash of lithium is Afghanistan.
00:26:30.000Afghanistan, the trillion-dollar minerals.
00:26:32.000Yeah, so there's a reason why they're there.
00:26:34.000There's a bunch of reasons why they want to control Afghanistan.
00:26:37.000And almost none of them have to do with some dudes that are dressed up like they're in a fucking Star Wars movie.
00:27:05.000We don't grow it here, so think about this.
00:27:08.000Pharmaceutical companies need opium latex to manufacture pills, and the pharma lobby is fucking huge here.
00:27:14.000And I mean, opium, 90% of the world's heroin comes from Afghanistan now.
00:27:19.000Yeah, and when I talked to Shane Smith from Vice.com, he was breaking down for me in numbers how much more heroin is available now and how easy it is to get.
00:27:28.000And it's a direct correlation between the United States being involved with Afghanistan.
00:28:25.000But he was just telling all the different stories of the people they killed and why they killed them and how their sergeant or whoever it was was gonna give them extra days off if they killed somebody with a knife.
00:28:37.000You know, and you hear shit like this, and you're like, "Whoa, like this is..." You know, they've seen the photos of people holding a little kid's head up.
00:28:49.000The kid's like naked and he's shot and the guy's smiling next to him like he just shot a deer.
00:29:23.000And when he was out in the outside world, they put headphones on him and goggles so that he could not see or hear anything.
00:29:31.000And he started going into convulsions because his mind is so fucked at this point from no stimulation over a course of like a year or something that he's just totally gone inside.
00:29:41.000And when he spoke with his lawyers, he thought that they were interrogators pretending to be lawyers.
00:30:02.000Well, the media likes to paint these people as like, oh, they're just a few bad apples, you know, London England or whatever the fuck that woman's name was, who's like pointing at the dude with the hood on his face.
00:30:10.000And you're like, but Rumsfeld's tort, like, memos circling shit, and he's like, more of this, more of this.
00:30:16.000I mean, it's totally fucking systemic in the chain of command.
00:31:07.000It's very shocking that that comes back to NDAA because some of the funding for the NDAA covers benefits for veterans.
00:31:16.000And so when they're talking about attacking on write-ons, like the indefinite detention section, they're basically holding veterans' benefits and pay for soldiers hostage.
00:31:28.000And they're like, you know, we have to pass this through.
00:31:30.000Or they're using it as an excuse, like Obama did, like, we have to pass this through.
00:31:34.000Otherwise, our veterans, our soldiers aren't going to get paid.
00:31:38.000And like, well, why don't you just remove that?
00:31:58.000We were talking earlier about how they name bills.
00:32:01.000And there's one where it basically makes ISP's internet service providers log all of your activity so that the government, whatever, the FBI could access it if it needed to.
00:32:12.000I think it's like a period of two years.
00:32:36.000What I wanted to say really fast about the NDAA: what's so crazy about it is they have these ride-ons or add-ons, like Section 1021.
00:32:43.000And Obama's supporters claim that, well, he was shoved in a corner.
00:32:47.000If he didn't sign it, some Republicans would have criticized him as if they're not already criticizing the shit out of him.
00:32:51.000Like, if you were to have a President Ron Paul behind that desk or a President Gary Johnson or President Joe Rogan, anybody, you'd be handed that and you would say, no, thanks.
00:33:02.000I'm going to veto this until this shit is out of there.
00:33:04.000And if the Republicans had an issue with it, you would have gone to the press and said, look, this section cannot be signed into law.
00:33:09.000I'm not holding their paychecks hostage.
00:33:11.000So when they say, like, don't hate the player, hate the game, you should also maybe hate the player a little bit because he fucking signed it.
00:33:16.000It would not exist without his signature.
00:33:18.000So for people to totally ignore the Obama involvement in this is, I think, dishonest.
00:33:24.000So how is it possible that so many people could agree with this and want to sign it?
00:33:28.000How is that possible that it could get to that point where they would draft something where they would draft something?
00:34:51.000Yeah, in 2007, he said, if even one Arab American is detained without a trial, that affects my liberties.
00:34:58.000And you can pull up that video where he says that and you're like, what about the NDAA?
00:35:03.000What do they do to them when they get them in office that gets them to behave like this?
00:35:07.000Is there something or are they just all full of shit?
00:35:11.000Is it they're all full of shit and by the time they get there, it's just they've been so good at being full of shit for so long and they've kept their record clean and they're going to pull off the big position.
00:35:34.000Do you think that they get together and they say, listen, dude, you've got to just do what we say.
00:35:39.000And if you do what we say, we're going to keep you moving along.
00:35:41.000But if you don't do what we say, you know, it's over.
00:35:44.000Is that like a real conversation they have?
00:35:47.000I don't think there's like a smoky room with dudes saying like, yo, here's the fucking JFK real, you know, real video of JFK getting assassinated.
00:35:54.000I just think it's the corporate machine.
00:37:38.000There's so many, and we're getting like flooded with these bills that are obviously, they're all unconstitutional, and every once in a while they slip one through it.
00:37:44.000It's all the idea behind it is what's completely un-American.
00:37:48.000You know, we have this idea of what, you know, what America is supposed to stand for, at least we used to.
00:37:54.000That idea is getting eroded and eroded.
00:37:57.000More and more you pay attention to what's really going on in the world.
00:38:00.000It's a sad time to be alive in that sense, that we have so much going for us.
00:38:09.000So we're able to communicate with each other and exchange information in ways that have never been possible before for any human being ever.
00:38:16.000And yet we're still living like fucking crazy barbarians.
00:38:21.000We're still launching rockets into villagers.
00:38:36.000What that means is they shoot the drones into the building and then they come back like 20 minutes later and shoot again because people have gathered up to get rid of the sick people.
00:38:44.000Yeah, they target mourners and people who are helping the sick and wounded.
00:41:15.000How crazy is this domestic drone thing?
00:41:18.000The thing that scares me the most, of course, aside from the spying grid that's going to be surveilling all of us, you can hijack these drones.
00:41:27.000So people who are just hackers can just hijack these fucking domestic drones and use them as missiles.
00:43:08.000And then the shit fucking hits the skids.
00:43:12.000And then our entire view of what being American changes on September 11th.
00:43:17.000From then on, it goes from anger to confusion to you feel like you got tricked.
00:43:24.000It goes from anger that America was attacked to confusion as to why are we going over there to years later we're still there and it doesn't make any sense and it has nothing to do with September 11th.
00:43:37.000To almost acquiescence into just the system that we have now.
00:43:42.000It's just like, well, he's better than Romney.
00:43:44.000What's so crazy about the 9-11 situation, when you think about it, I interviewed this guy, David Brin, who wrote a book about transparent societies.
00:43:53.000And on one of the pages of his book, he was like, let's just, this is years before 9-11.
00:44:15.000And this guy has the only solution I've ever heard.
00:44:18.000I don't know if it would actually work, because there are a lot of impediments to this working, but the solution is we can't turn off the surveillance.
00:44:24.000We can't turn off the technological progress.
00:44:27.000What we can do, though, is use it against the government.
00:44:29.000Not use it against, but make it a two-way street.
00:44:31.000Like, instead of surveillance, he calls it surveillance, where everybody's watching everyone.
00:44:36.000So if we were going to have trapwire and surveillance cameras and all this shit, fine, but then we want to also be able to look in there.
00:44:42.000And if it's supposed to be to keep us safe, why isn't more people a good thing?
00:44:46.000Why isn't crowdsourcing this, why isn't that good?
00:44:49.000I think eventually it's inevitable that we're going to get to a position, just technologically speaking, where everyone's going to be accessible to everybody.
00:47:50.000That was way more draconian, and then everyone just voted for it because they were in the fucking post-9-11 fervor, and they're like, yeah, dude, we don't want to be unpatriotic.
00:47:57.000It's amazing how gangster it was, how they just ran in and immediately started doing shit like that.
00:48:22.000And the idea that we're going to do these things in other countries and that we're going to do it for national defense reasons, those also seem to be...
00:48:56.000I mean, right now you can keep people at bay until they're fucking feeling it, you know?
00:49:00.000Well, and who says, like, making us more, like, the people more prosperous is a benefit to them anyway?
00:49:05.000Like, sometimes maybe it's more beneficial for our economy to collapse.
00:49:09.000Yeah, but a lot of people have to agree with the way things are going in order to keep something like this going on.
00:49:15.000I mean, somewhere along the line in the chain of command, there has to be people that are questioning the direction that this is all going.
00:49:22.000Because I don't believe that everybody that gets involved in government is evil.
00:51:29.000And no one's telling us how much is actually left.
00:51:33.000There's real questionable information when it comes to how much of a supply is left.
00:51:38.000The real question is, though, do you just suck it all out full blast until it runs dry?
00:51:44.000And when it runs dry, we will see fucking havoc.
00:51:48.000Or is this communicated to the powers that be?
00:51:52.000Is there any sort of preparation put in place with harnessing resources, getting universities involved, bringing in scientific guys and saying, look, we've got to fucking do something.
00:52:08.000He was saying this morning we had this almost exact same conversation last night, and he was talking about how some of the economic control is so intertwined with our need for oil that it's difficult at this point to just transition over.
00:52:21.000The people that have control over the way our economy fluctuates, whatever control they can have.
00:52:29.000The dollar would be garbage without its link to oil.
00:52:35.000But if oil is a finite resource, if it only has 30 years at this rate, which, by the way, even though oil is consumed less by cars today, there's more cars today.
00:52:48.000So even though they get better miles to the gallon, there's more of them.
00:52:51.000And it takes oil to make these fucking things.
00:52:53.000And it's like we're never going to stop making cars.
00:52:54.000People are going to always want a new car.
00:52:56.000And people are always going to try to afford a car.
00:53:28.000What I'm saying is when I'm looking at it, I'm looking at, if you look at the possibility that oil is a finite resource, that's what they say.
00:54:35.000Could you imagine the day the oil runs out?
00:54:38.000You want to talk about a horrific symbiotic connection that we have.
00:54:43.000We have, like, as society, the only way you can make this work at all is if you have oil.
00:54:48.000The jets that fly people across the country for FedEx envelopes and anything you want to get done overnight and everything that you have that's made out of plastic, almost all of that shit comes from oil.
00:55:00.000And if we really are going to pull that stuff out of the ground like that, and we really are just going to hit it full blast until the wheels fall off, that could be what they're preparing for.
00:55:09.000If they know that there's only a few years left of this, that could be what they're preparing for.
00:55:17.000It's a terrifying idea because I don't know what the alternative is.
00:55:20.000If I was in charge and I knew that the fucking wheels were going to fall off and there was nothing we could do and people were going to starve and go fucking full-on zombie in the street, there's going to be no more oil.
00:56:11.000It's easier for them to do that because the price of oil now, the way it's speculated upon, it's way overpriced.
00:56:16.000So they could actually, as it becomes more expensive for them, they could hold it at that price for quite a while before they end up having a charge.
00:56:24.000I mean, it would just, their profits would go down a little bit.
00:57:42.000Our whole scene in this country is very confusing, but that's not the most confusing aspect of it.
00:57:50.000The global warming aspect is terrifying, too.
00:57:52.000How many people want to put their head in the sand that there's not something going on with the climate that could potentially damage everything?
00:57:58.000There's this weird conservative thing where they go, like a guy in my jiu-jitsu class the other day, this guy is a marine guy, he's a nice guy, but he's like one of those fucking gung-ho dudes.
00:58:09.000And someone is talking about global warming, about watching something.
00:58:12.000He's like, global warming's a natural process.
00:58:15.000And I go, are you a fucking scientist or something?
00:58:22.000I mean, how the fuck could anybody be, a 26-year-old guy especially, be so confident that you can say you know what changes the fucking temperature of The earth, which by the way, changes radically over a period of a thousand years to the point where there's places where you used to be able to live and nothing can live in them now.
00:58:37.000Like Antarctica at one point in time was nice and juicy and green and had rivers and stuff.
00:58:46.000I mean, so if there, even if it's naturally caused, which I don't really believe, for whatever reason, the earth is getting hotter and colder.
01:01:10.000And along the way, there's so little emphasis on enjoying the moment.
01:01:15.000There's so little emphasis on what you could actually be doing, how you could be feeling, how you could be enjoying this life, and how it is finite.
01:01:31.000There's a small fraction of the people that are traveling with us on the highways and driving with us on the streets and that you run into every day that are actually happy people.
01:01:40.000It's a tiny, tiny, tiny number because they're tricked into this cunty, shitty world.
01:01:45.000This tricky, fucking, goofy world where there's a thing called the federal bank that's not really federal and it has control over all the money and it's not based on anything and the money's not really based on anything anymore.
01:01:58.000It used to be based on gold, but now it's just kind of confidence.
01:02:01.000Like you grow up with this shitty fucking system and it's so disheartening.
01:02:06.000It's so hard for people that have to pay taxes to this system and have to spend into this system.
01:02:12.000It's so hard for them to just keep doing it and be happy.
01:02:15.000You know, even if you have a good job that you enjoy and you can't afford to live where you live because you have to pay too much taxes, that's maddening.
01:02:25.000Like you can't live in a nice neighborhood.
01:02:27.000You have to live in a little bit of a shittier neighborhood because you've got to pay 40% to the government.
01:02:31.000Can you imagine if society rewarded you for creation instead of like, I mean, all the smartest people in this country are working for destruction.
01:02:39.000I mean, how to like build bombs and kill people.
01:02:42.000It's like, what if we rewarded people and creativity was rewarded?
01:02:46.000And how to scam you with ads on Facebook.
01:05:13.000And how is that the most important thing happening right now?
01:05:16.000When you should be going after maybe some of his beliefs, some of his beliefs on the war on drugs, continuing that, his beliefs on we need to increase our defense budget.
01:05:23.000I think those are more important issues than some fucking obscure company that he might have invested in a while ago.
01:05:28.000It's weird that Mormons, generally speaking, are like super nice guys.
01:05:32.000Like I've met a lot of Mormons, and one of the things about them is they're like almost like to a man.
01:05:44.000Like they seem to be like sort of a peaceful religion.
01:05:47.000They're very nice, but I think it's hostile to think that you have to convert other people to your belief system.
01:05:51.000Well, you know, it's nice to be like in a tie and be friendly to people, but if your underlying thing is these people are idiots because they don't believe what I believe.
01:07:36.000Can I play devil's advocate on Mill Romney?
01:07:39.000Since we actually have a record of what he did when he was governor of Massachusetts, we see that he did not try to, for example, imprison or execute women who use the morning after pill.
01:07:50.000So some of the fantasies coming from certain elements of the left, and I hate to use terms like the left and the right because I'm totally against that stuff.
01:08:02.000You can attack him for being kind of a heartless person, but he is not nearly as extreme as people think and as he's portraying himself to be.
01:09:06.000Mitt Romney said he harvests businesses for profit.
01:09:09.000Sounds like the matrix, like harvesting human beings.
01:09:12.000But do you know Bain Capital is actually integral into pushing Monsanto into biotech?
01:09:19.000So Bain Capital, yeah, Mitt Romney got a million dollars from the ex-CEO of Monsanto when he was starting off at Bain Capital and he got pushed into, you know, he's very tight with Monsanto.
01:10:35.000Well, one of our main government's forcing Monsanto's seeds on them and so they're burning them and people are just like, why would poor people burn food?
01:13:06.000If you were to go back in time 30 years and tell somebody, 30 years from now, you're going to have to pay $2.50 out of a machine for a bottle of water at a hotel.
01:13:15.000And on top of that, most of our wars are going to be fought by robots in the sky.
01:13:19.000People would think that you were like schizophrenic.
01:13:54.000And, you know, you drink water with fluoride in it all the time.
01:13:58.000There's been studies that show that it could calcify your pineal gland, which is where melatonin and DMT are produced.
01:14:04.000Like that fluoride actually can fuck with the chemistry of your brain if you take in a lot of it, especially if you're drinking a lot of tap water every day.
01:14:11.000And you think about how much fluoride that could have in it.
01:14:16.000I mean, why is it that we accepted this propaganda and we still do, that somehow the fluoridation of water supplies all across the country is good for us?
01:14:40.000It was much more fluoride, I believe, than we use now.
01:14:43.000I think, you know, ours is less sinister.
01:14:46.000And I think they did it because someone tricked him into doing it for the idea of dental hygienes.
01:14:51.000Like, I had this guy, Dave Asprey, on the show yesterday, and he was talking about how much bullshit is involved in the idea of salt, of having a low-salt diet, and how crazy that is.
01:15:02.000And he was talking about how that's just propaganda that's stuck around.
01:15:05.000So you're supposed to have a no-salt diet?
01:17:54.000There's going to be something like that.
01:17:56.000There's going to be something that allows you either in a clinical setting, it will probably be that way first, and then it's just going to integrate into your life.
01:18:03.000You know, they're going to figure out a way.
01:18:05.000It's going to be like a goddamn electric toothbrush.
01:18:53.000We've been going back and forth on Twitter, and this guy was a believer at one point in time, and then just started looking into all the different things that they had claimed on the show.
01:19:01.000And, you know, that show is goofy as fuck, but it's fun.
01:19:10.000I mean, there's still a lot of mystery into the construction methods used for building the pyramids and moving obelisks and stuff like that.
01:19:17.000But he basically crushed them on all of their major points.
01:19:21.000I heard the dude now just combs his hair to the side.
01:20:43.000I feel like I'm tripping on mushrooms when I watch it because it's just so intense.
01:20:48.000It's just different cultures all around the world and the juxtaposition between modern day society and ancient cultures and how they're living in the same time.
01:20:58.000I bet that's going to be like the first technology when it comes to really tapping into another person's life.
01:21:03.000They're going to create a reel for us.
01:21:06.000And everyone's going to get the same reel and you'll be able to put it on because it takes a long time to record and it's very difficult to process.
01:21:11.000So it's going to be like that game Dragon's Lair.
01:21:14.000Do you remember the game Dragon's Lair?
01:21:48.000I think that's what it's going to be like the first time you get a chance to peek into somebody else's brain.
01:21:54.000They're just going to take a whole just segment of people from all over the world and make it into the one dope ass mixtape.
01:22:00.000And you'll put it on and get to live changing lives and then it's going to move from there to the point where we're eventually all going to have the ability to transmit and receive.
01:22:19.000Well they've been able to get blurry images from dreams.
01:22:22.000They've also been able to get blurry images from memory and they think that they might be able to figure out whether or not people are guilty or not, whether some certain images exist in their memory.
01:22:58.000You don't want to be too imaginative, Jimmy.
01:23:01.000But the reality is that everything that is real is created because of the imagination.
01:23:06.000The imagination is the reason why we have tables.
01:23:08.000It's the reason why someone invented a rocket.
01:23:10.000It's the reason why a computer exists.
01:23:11.000Someone had to think it, and then it manifested itself in the real life.
01:23:14.000Well, then the imagination becomes a very different thing.
01:23:17.000Because then it becomes something that you know through a human and through the human touching things and moving things, manipulating with this idea.
01:23:26.000So it's not just an innocuous little thing floating in space.
01:23:30.000The imagination, when you sit down and come up with things and create things and actually physically make them, it made those fucking things.
01:23:38.000Then the question becomes, can it do that to everything else as well?
01:23:41.000And is it just, do we look at the imagination as like, well, we can control this because I'm a creative person and, you know, I drink a lot of coffee and then I sit down and I do my work.
01:24:33.000There's like some weird shit that goes on there.
01:24:35.000But then there's also the thought, like, if this is a continuous cycle, that's what so many Eastern religions believe, that you will come back, and a lot of them believe you will come back until you get it right.
01:24:46.000And you'll keep living the same life over and over again until you do it with zero mistakes.
01:24:50.000And you do it as an enlightened being from the time you're a baby to the time you leave.
01:24:54.000And then you move on to the next stage of existence.
01:24:56.000So we're in this constant endless cycle.
01:25:00.000If there was a way to know that you were going to die and come back as a baby, but you had to take a chance, that you were going to be a baby in a good house, how terrifying would that fucking trip be?
01:25:27.000If we had people that really believed that the only way to ensure your karma, the only way to ensure your safe passage as a child to adulthood is to go through this life being as loving and as careful and as considerate as possible and spreading as much positive energy as possible.
01:25:47.000If we really could get people to think that, that would change reality because every baby would grow up in an environment where people did grow up in an environment where people loved them because they didn't want to be stuck in some fucking shithole in the middle of Pakistan in a hut somewhere where drones are shooting missiles over their heads.
01:27:09.000This clothes thing where you have to wear certain clothes to be, I mean, you have to be completely expressionless in the way you keep your body warm.
01:28:28.000You get stuck thinking that this makes sense.
01:28:30.000You get stuck on a momentous journey where the momentum keeps pushing you along the same path and there's no room to adjust.
01:28:37.000And especially if you're part of a corporation, something big.
01:28:40.000Every corporation should have a fucking retreat every six months where they all go to the desert together and they all trip their fucking balls off and then they rethink their life.
01:28:48.000And then they get together and they have a meeting on Monday.
01:29:06.000They would realize the error of their ways.
01:29:08.000But instead, they have a whiskey and an ambient and they go to sleep.
01:29:11.000And the drugs that we have available now, whether it's OxyContin, which is readily available to anybody that stubs their toe, all these different drugs that are available, they're available and they have a numbing quality to them.
01:29:23.000They have a quality that allows you to not look at the big picture, but just play your role and put your nose down and grin and bear it.
01:29:31.000Do you know how many fucking people are on antidepressants during the day and sleeping pills at night?
01:29:45.000I used to work at a physician's office and he handled mostly like injuries and every single patient that came in there with like a work injury, they would get an antidepressant because they weren't working.
01:32:07.000If you think you have a symptom and you're like, oh, I got to ask my doctor about this to get it fixed, there are a hundred other diseases that could be causing that symptom.
01:32:14.000And that's why you go to a fucking doctor in the first place so you can be diagnosed properly.
01:32:18.000But instead, what happens is you go, this must be what I have, because the TV ad is so convincing.
01:32:22.000You look it up on WebMD, it confirms your expectations.
01:32:26.000You go to your doctor and you're like, here, I've done the research for you.
01:32:30.000And then you're putting your doctor in an awkward situation where if he doesn't do what you want him to do, you suddenly think he's not giving you the right care.
01:32:38.000But you really have to rely on an expert.
01:32:39.000It'd be like, you don't see that for cars.
01:32:41.000You don't see advertisements for like, you know, you don't just walk into a car dealership and say, here's what's wrong with my car.
01:33:23.000Like, nicotine itself, as a drug, as a compound, an isolated compound, is not bad.
01:33:27.000What's bad is when you smoke it and you smoke it in a cigarette form with 590 other fucking chemicals that are all poured in there by your own, you know, approved by your own loving government just to make those cigarettes more addictive.
01:33:43.000But let's be honest, this is kind of disturbing to watch, though, because it is still nicotine, and people can still get addicted to nicotine, you know?
01:34:27.000Yeah, that's the kind of, if you met a guy and he pulled out a cigarette and started telling you how awesome it was like that, you would run like the house was on fire.
01:36:02.000If you were watching one of those Arnold Schwarzenegger movies or like The Terminator or something like that, if they were making fun of the future, showing you a video of what the future would be like, this would be real.
01:36:38.000I'm going to live for now with my blue cigarettes.
01:36:42.000I was just thinking, you know how you were saying that people are just generally unhappy because they're overworked.
01:36:47.000They're not fucking following their true will, all this shit.
01:36:49.000I was just thinking the other day watching the soup because it highlights the most ridiculous reality shows that you can't even believe are fucking on TV.
01:36:56.000But just like the My Strange Addiction, like people who eat scotch tape and shit.
01:37:00.000You're like, I'm sure people in the third world are just like, they saw this.
01:42:54.000And it's not growing in a natural way because her legs aren't growing with it.
01:42:57.000Like, if she became like some crazy powerlifter and she just developed these giant muscular thighs and this huge ass, that would make sense.
01:43:04.000But no, someone on YouTube described it best.
01:43:06.000He said it looks like a diaper filled with pudding.
01:44:02.000They don't have real reality shows anymore.
01:44:04.000What they have is like these low-end producer guys who sort of dictate what's going to happen in these scenes.
01:44:09.000And then these clumsy fucks act it out.
01:44:11.000I watched a whole episode of Jersey Shore the other day in my green room before a show where the situation wanted to leave and nobody else wanted to leave.
01:44:20.000And that was the fucking fucking show.
01:45:38.000It would be fascinating, though, if she couldn't leave, if she had to sit there for a certain amount of time and she had to answer questions.
01:46:03.000I would fucking do exactly the same thing.
01:46:04.000That's the thing with shitty people in general.
01:46:06.000Like, you think, like, all right, if I were given the power to do this, this, and this, would I act any different if I were like a riot cop and I was coming from that background and like A, B, and C were set up as such.
01:46:32.000I mean, you have to be from a different culture.
01:46:34.000You know, I think there's things have happened in some countries where the people and the police officers don't have the same sort of antagonistic relationship the United States people do.
01:46:45.000But in the United States, if you're a riot cop and there's a riot, you're the enemy.
01:46:50.000You know, it's like, you know, that guy's got a club and he's wearing a bulletproof vest and a fucking helmet.
01:46:57.000It would be real hard for you to not act in self-preservation by staying with the group.
01:47:01.000We were discussing that level of escalation, how the police are allowed to be one level of hostility above you.
01:47:07.000They have clear defined levels of hostility.
01:47:09.000And if you're at one level, they can be one level above you at all times, which I guess is supposed to be a deterrent from picking up a rock.
01:47:16.000But the problem is at the same time, they have people that are in plain clothes that are police officers doing things like that to antagonize the crowd so they can move to the next level, next escalation.
01:48:00.000They're arresting cops, and then it gives them the power to go in and arrest everybody else.
01:48:03.000Because now we obviously have a violent protest, so we escalate.
01:48:06.000So instead of it being what it really is, it becomes a show.
01:48:09.000There's a video of one of them, like, kicking a window in, and it's like a real tight video if you watch it from the media side.
01:48:15.000But there's actually someone recording it with a phone really far away.
01:48:18.000And when you look at their angle, you can see not only all the media surrounding him not stopping him, but there's police across the street just standing there, letting him bash the window in.
01:48:56.000And what's in it that's most spectacular is that he details and outlines the introduction of these agent provocateurs into this peaceful settlement, or this peaceful disagreement.
01:49:11.000There's no rocks thrown, nothing's happening.
01:49:14.000And then all of a sudden these dudes come in and they're dressed in black and they have military boots on and they start breaking windows and turning cars over and going crazy.
01:49:22.000And then they all hole up in a fucking building somewhere.
01:49:24.000I don't even want to get into it in full depth because it's a long and drawn-out thing.
01:49:35.000Like you look at it, and then what happens after it?
01:49:37.000Well, after the police came in and broke up the peaceful protest and turned it into violence, and then they arrest all the fake cops or the fake protesters, then they make a no-protest zone.
01:49:49.000So you can't even have, it was the World Trade Organization, you couldn't even have people that had a badge on with a red stripe through the WTO.
01:49:56.000They were stopping them from going to work.
01:49:58.000These people had book bags with WTO on it, and they're like, this is a no-protest zone.
01:50:22.000Well, it's also, you know, I mean, when they get really nutty, it's when they start talking about Timothy McVeigh in Oklahoma City and how many anti-terrorism provisions were passed right after Oklahoma City.
01:50:32.000All these different things that they could do after that was passed in order, you know, to surveil, to use what used to be illegal surveillance.
01:50:40.000And that building, you know, that whole thing is crazy, that Timothy McVeigh thing.
01:50:45.000If you talk to people that are demolitions experts, they say there's no way a truck filled with fertilizer can make an explosion like that.
01:51:05.000Like, if you look at the point of impact, the guy parks this truck right in the front of the building and then blows it up, right?
01:51:10.000That's what we're supposed to believe.
01:51:11.000Well, the fucking building's blown outward.
01:51:14.000Like, there's most of the buildings missing.
01:51:16.000Like, the whole front of the building's gone.
01:51:17.000And fertilizer in a fucking truck can do that.
01:51:21.000Not all that he was supposed to have is his fertilizer.
01:51:22.000Yeah, but no, because the FBI, they have the news footage of the FBI taking bombs that didn't explode and removing them from the building.
01:51:31.000They had a bomb squad that removed additional bombs from the building.
01:51:34.000Because in the moments after September or after Oklahoma City, there was a lot of confusion as to what happened before they put the narrative out there and before they say that this is what happened, this is the guy.
01:51:42.000And there was a lot of confusion as to what really took place.
01:51:44.000And while that confusion is being taken place, there's news reports of FBI guys removing bombs from the building.
01:51:49.000And those were never tied to him in the trial or anything like that?
01:52:20.000You'd fill in the blanks, especially after something traumatic happens, you want somebody out there with the voice of authority to say, this is what happened.
01:52:27.000Now you know, now it's not a fucking mystery.
01:52:38.000And if something like Operation Northwoods is possible, at one point in time, they had decided they were going to sacrifice American lives.
01:52:45.000And then you hear about the Dick Cheney plan to do the very same thing in Iran at the end of the Bush administration, you got to wonder what we don't know about.
01:52:54.000You hear about General Wesley Clark's coming out in, I think it was 2007 where he said that he was given that paper, a classified memo saying that they wanted to invade seven countries in five years.
01:53:59.000When you have a person and that person benefits from getting you to do something that is illegal, and they benefit by getting a caller, they benefit, and you didn't have this plan in effect until you came into contact with them.
01:54:26.000I mean, if you're a terrorist and the FBI is in the midst and pretending to be one of you, he's such a good manipulator that he can pretend to be you.
01:54:35.000I mean, this guy's an excellent bullshitter.
01:54:37.000And then on top of that, he comes up with a plan.
01:54:41.000Listen, man, we're going to stick it to the man.
01:54:43.000And you're like, yeah, what are we going to do?
01:55:26.000I'm glad I didn't run into him at the supermarket.
01:55:28.000To some extent, you need people like that who are infiltrating groups.
01:55:31.000Yes, just to get rid of the super morons.
01:55:33.000But I think we've seen evidence of it going way too far where they are the problem.
01:55:38.000how about the one in Florida where they're hiring undercover cops to pretend to be high school students to get weed yeah no that's insane Well, how about the one where there's a 25-year-old woman who convinces a 17-year-old honor roll student to get her weed, and he tries to give it to her as a gift, and she insists that he take money for it, and then he's arrested.
01:57:39.000Like, whenever you have people like that in a group and you give them a little name like that, it just puts some mythical fucking, you know, yeah, it's like, it's like, it's a giant power group.
01:57:50.000It's like the mafia, kind of like that.
01:58:19.000I don't fall for that shit, but my point is a lot of people out there in America do, especially older people who don't use the internet as much.
01:58:33.000Well, the problem is it's compartmentalized, too.
01:58:35.000It's like how many people do they have that are on the police force in whatever Florida town that was, they're supposed to be gathering up weed.
01:58:44.000How many people did they have that are supposed to get arrested?
01:58:46.000It's not like those people can instead be allocated in some sort of a positive way.
01:58:53.000Because if their job is to go out and bust people for drugs, well, that's their job.
01:58:57.000And they're going to do it as long as that job exists.
01:58:59.000And if that job doesn't exist, well, then they're out of work and they've got to find something new to do.
01:59:02.000So they're going to resist that job being taken away as well.
01:59:05.000So it gets to be a weird thing of entanglement where we have private prisons, we have cops and police officers' unions that are lobbying to keep certain things illegal.
02:01:01.000You know, you were saying earlier about the media narrative, like just immediately putting it out into the mainstream to try to solidify some sort of narrative.
02:01:07.000Well, right after 9-11, my mom was like uber patriotic, you know, the flag phone case, fucking first flag out on the block and shit.
02:01:14.000And so my brother and I just discovered this giant box of magazines and newspapers right after 9-11.
02:01:20.000I mean, Newsweek Time magazine, like two days after 9-11, already explaining exactly, you know, everything laid out.
02:01:27.000All the hijackers, bin Laden, how the buildings fell down, all the countries were going to invade in the next 10 years.
02:01:32.000And you're like, if you had this much information and they had to have been fed it just directly by the government, I'm like, then how come they couldn't prevent it if they already knew all this shit within 24 hours to print this publication?
02:01:42.000Are you of the mind that the 9-11 events were orchestrated or it's incompetence?
02:01:47.000I think in part orchestrated for sure.
02:02:00.000A lot of people bet for certain stocks to fail, but on this particular day, all the airlines that were involved in 9-11 were bet 25 times more that they would fail.
02:02:08.000So all these rich white people pretty much profited immensely.
02:02:15.000Yeah, and then they didn't pursue it because they said, well, because it wasn't done by Al-Qaeda, then we're not interested in pursuing the money ring.
02:02:23.000And you're like, but that's much more interesting that it was done by old white men that bet for these stocks to fail.
02:02:33.000But also, people were warned not to fly.
02:02:34.000Willie Brown, some other people have admitted that they were told not to fly.
02:02:39.000So, I mean, there definitely was foreknowledge, but if you're going into 9-11, I mean, some of the hijackers lived with the old mayor, yeah.
02:03:16.000Because the flying aspect is fascinating when you talk to people that actually fly those jets and talk about how difficult it is to maneuver them correctly, especially the one where it hits the Pentagon.
02:03:30.000And there's no pieces of planes anymore.
02:03:31.000Well, not only that, that area where it hits is the same area where Donald Rumsfeld was on television just a day before talking about this trillion-plus dollars that's missing, some ridiculous amount of money that's missing.
02:03:48.000And then the accounting office in the Pentagon is what gets hit by this plane.
02:03:55.000It's the very offices that were storing all the data that were looking for where the money is missing.
02:04:00.000They were doing construction in that side of the building, too.
02:04:03.000At the very least, they knew exactly what was coming, and they helped make it happen at the very fucking least.
02:04:10.000Which should piss people off just as fucking much.
02:04:12.000Because think about it, they knew that this terrorist attack was coming, so they tell people in the first World Trade Center or whatever the, you know, after the first ones hit, they knew that it was the terrorist attack that they had been warned about.
02:04:23.000And then they told people to go fucking back to work in the second World Trade Center.
02:04:26.000The real thing that piqued my interest when I was hearing a lot of theories about that was the Building 7.
02:04:33.000That was the videos of that or just it looks exactly like if you put it right next to a video of an intentionally imploded building, it just looks exactly the same.
02:04:42.000Yeah, the Tower 7 is mind fucking a half.
02:04:46.000Because the real thing about Tower 7 is if it was a controlled demolition, did they build it that way?
02:04:53.000Did they build it so they could just implode it?
02:04:54.000And if they didn't, how long did it take to rig that?
02:04:56.000Because you talk to people that demolish buildings, that shit takes a long time.
02:05:00.000And if it didn't, if it wasn't a demolition, why would you not sue like crazy?
02:05:06.000If that was my building and it just fucking fell apart like that, I'd be like, bitch, how did you build this?
02:05:10.000Because Larry Silver See, he has a coin mill, dude, off the whole complex.
02:09:18.000We had this guy on yesterday who makes, he's a fucking super cool dude and just an incredibly fascinating guy.
02:09:24.000And one of the things he was saying was that we have an amazing amount of toxins that we just accept because there's so much corn in our diets.
02:09:32.000And like some insane number percentage of corn has like certain low-level toxic fungus on it.
02:10:14.000MCT oil is you take coconut oil and you stick it in a centrifuge and you take the best part of it, the most nutritious part, and then he puts it and like separates it and makes an oil, puts that in the coffee.
02:10:23.000Butter that's from only grass-fed cows, because apparently the fats and that are much more healthy for your body.
02:10:31.000And he mixes it all together in a blender with his coffee.
02:11:53.000So I had to listen to everything he said.
02:11:56.000And I know that research and science backs almost every single different aspect of the health part of his bulletproof diet that he's talking about.
02:12:06.000I mean, it's all, it seems like, it seems rock solid.
02:12:10.000So this guy's like this super genius character who's claiming that 20% or rather 20 points of his IQ was boosted by doing this fucking crazy sound experiment in the dark for seven days.
02:12:30.000Well, it's, you know, I don't remember entirely, but it's based on the research of some neuroscientist that figured out something about manipulating brain waves with electricity and stimulation.
02:12:43.000So he puts these little electrodes on his head, and he sends like a low volt to change his state, you know, from alpha to beta or whatever the fuck it is.
02:12:52.000But he's got like, you know, like different settings on it.
02:12:56.000I said that it felt like a bee was just touching you with the tip of his horn, his little stinger, just not stinging you, but just like, eeee, eee, I could just fuck you up right now, dude.
02:13:48.000This guy was like, just firing off all this fucking information about how to streamline your mind and how to make things work better and what nutrients are essential and what they do and how it literally enhances the way your nerve endings interact.
02:14:19.000What about those idiots who collect exotic pets?
02:14:23.000We were just talking about it outside.
02:14:25.000All the idiots who have python fucking chimpanzees and kangaroos and there's like beauty pageants for exotic animals.
02:14:32.000But people didn't know what a chimpanzee was until that one ate that lady's face.
02:14:37.000People thought the chimpanzees were like BJ and the bear.
02:14:39.000You know, like your buddy, he goes trucking with you.
02:14:42.000You know, like there were always sidekicks in movies and shit.
02:14:44.000Like people didn't see the videos of chimps eating monkeys alive.
02:14:48.000You know, they've never seen a chimp attack a person.
02:14:50.000They didn't know about these chimps in Africa right now that are going, I forget one particular part of Africa where they're actually going actively out of their way to kill humans.
02:14:58.000And they've killed, you know, I've got to pull that up because it's.
02:16:28.000I mean, there's no way they, and There should be a healthy separation between people and these fucking things in the real world because they do that to each other.
02:16:35.000They go after other chimps and they fuck them up.
02:16:37.000I mean, it's amazing that they're just now starting to gang up on people.
02:16:58.000I was listening to one of your interviews where you were talking to a guy who came back from China.
02:17:02.000He said that they love to eat monkeys in certain parts of China.
02:17:05.000So it's really not that much different from what we do in terms of other cultures of humans.
02:17:10.000I think it's appalling that somebody would hunt down a monkey and fucking eat it.
02:17:13.000Not even because you need the meat, but just for pleasure.
02:17:15.000Because it's considered a high-status thing to have monkey on the table.
02:17:19.000Is it more fucked up to do that or more fucked up to have drones that shoot rockets into buildings and you know you're going to get like a 98%?
02:17:45.000So you have these two combating narratives with the liberal and neoconservative establishment where you're like, we either have to have full-fledged warfare or we have drone wars.
02:17:53.000but no one's questioning do we need, maybe we don't need any.
02:17:56.000We don't need to be fucking fighting this proverbial enemy that doesn't really...
02:18:03.000Well, the amount of money we spent in Iraq and Afghanistan would have funded a little over 400 missions, the same size and significance as the Curiosity mission to Mars.
02:18:20.000Like, the money that we spent in Iraq and Afghanistan, which the average American citizen has received zero benefit from, we could have launched 400 missions around the solar system.
02:18:29.000Aside from the shit we learned from doing all that, it's the jobs that we would create right here in the U.S. Because you don't outsource NASA jobs to China.
02:18:35.000They stay here in the U.S. It's crazy.
02:18:37.000Yeah, it's interesting that this industry is thought of as like, by the people that are in charge, I guess, as the only way of having this amount of business going on.
02:18:49.000Instead of thinking of taking the same sort of initiative and the same amount of focus and resources and putting it on just building up inner cities, just fixing Detroit.
02:18:58.000You know, have you seen the signs in Detroit now where they're saying enter Detroit at your own risk?
02:19:02.000It's like they're posting signs in terrible places saying people should enter at their own risk.
02:19:07.000It's like saying like, I guess cops aren't going to go in there.
02:19:09.000Like the murder rate in Detroit is through the roof.
02:19:11.000It's the scariest place in the country right now.
02:19:13.000I think the city council there was telling people not to come.
02:19:29.000The cops don't want to go into Detroit.
02:19:31.000You should, look, there's no way a country can be strong when the base of it, the bottom of it is fucked up and rotten.
02:19:39.000And the bottom of this country, the foundation of this country is youth and poor neighborhoods.
02:19:44.000The higher we can make the quality of life for our poor people, the better the whole thing works.
02:19:50.000The more accessible happiness and wealth is to poor people, the more it's possible to gain and achieve and to get out of there, the stronger the whole thing gets.
02:20:01.000The idea that we have this finite amount of jobs.
02:20:04.000No, we just have a finite amount of jobs with this system, with this system, but there's obviously a lot of work to be done.
02:20:09.000There's a shitload of things that need to get done.
02:20:10.000And not everybody's going to get to be Tom Cruise, but a lot of people do a lot of really good fucking things.
02:20:15.000It is possible that we could use the same resources, the same billions of dollars that we're allocating to going over places that we don't really understand for whatever fucking reason.
02:20:29.000It just doesn't seem to be probable under this situation.
02:20:31.000And the group that's in charge right now has such a stranglehold that they don't want to ever make you think that it's possible to do things any differently.
02:20:39.000Like we're always going to be at war with Iran.
02:20:41.000We're never going to totally trust Russia.
02:21:02.000I mean, there's only so many resources in the world and so much wealth, and they need more of it to keep their middle class from attacking them, basically.
02:21:08.000Have they had a policy of attacking other countries in the past?
02:21:13.000They will, because I mean, a billion people, and they want more and more.
02:21:17.000And they try to do things to stop people from.
02:21:19.000I'm not saying they, like just the Chinese.
02:21:20.000I'm saying you get any country with a billion people that has just recently come online in the capitalism game where having more shit is what you want to do, they're going to start to acquire other areas.
02:21:39.000They're not threatening anybody other than Pakistan, though, right?
02:21:42.000That's what's also hilarious about hearing how Iran, when they get their nuclear weapon or whatever, that people are fear-mongering us about.
02:21:50.000They're like, they're going to start a nuclear arms race in the Middle East.
02:21:52.000But they don't talk about Israel, Pakistan.
02:21:56.000I mean, there's so many countries that have nuclear stockpiles.
02:21:59.000I think it's funny, like, Pakistan is sort of a U.S.-backed country.
02:22:02.000There's a lot of U.S. money going in there over the last 60 years.
02:22:05.000And India sort of had the same thing going on with Russia.
02:22:10.000And, you know, USSR collapsed, and yet India is a new, like, emerging country.
02:22:33.000They brought in an eye doctor to fix some of the people's eyes because they had cataracts to do whatever they do for cataracts and chop that part out and replace it.
02:23:45.000So the only hope that I have for any of this stuff actually turning around is I think the people that have been in power for a long time, we've got to keep eternal life from them.
02:23:56.000We've got to make sure they don't actually get some sort of technology where they can live forever.
02:24:01.000It's like there's so much power in that position.
02:24:04.000There's so much power in the position of being in charge of the military industrial complex, being in charge of where the money gets allocated, being in charge of the influence of presidents.
02:24:14.000To get to that position, I mean, that is an immense point of power.
02:24:19.000And it's really hard to wrench power when someone has that.
02:24:23.000And it's even harder to get them to give it up because it's not moral.
02:24:28.000And that seems to be the only way you're ever really going to change things is they have to leave.
02:24:35.000And people like yourself, young people that want to get involved in politics, have to move into these previously corrupt roles and announce new standards.
02:24:45.000They have to move in and announce a new way of looking at things that people thought we were getting with Obama.
02:24:52.000We thought we were getting out of this same fucking scary shit that we had with this corporate monster, Dick Cheney, pulling the strings of this dum-dum from Texas.
02:26:23.000That's a sign of you trying to hang on to your addiction.
02:26:26.000What you're trying to do is isolate everybody and get them away from you.
02:26:28.000You're trying to force yourself into a position where you can control the situation because you don't want to accept the fact that you're living an unevolved life.
02:26:36.000And the people that are in charge of whatever the fuck it is, call it whatever you want, whatever it is that's moving us into war, whatever it is that's sucking oil out of the ground and the way you get it is by jacking countries and holding on to the resources, whatever the fuck that is, they have to come to some sort of a realization that this is an insane way to live.
02:26:59.000It's the resistance, it's the inevitability that they do not want to accept, so they're trying very hard to maintain us into this ideological control.
02:27:07.000And they fear this connection so badly.
02:27:10.000They fear that it's coming down, and that's why they're trying to lock everything up, and that's why they're trying to set up these safeguards in place where basically everything is legal.
02:27:38.000Well, there's a law right now that basically says the government can't turn propaganda against American citizens.
02:27:46.000So they're not allowed to have all that war propaganda posters and stuff like that.
02:27:50.000For some reason, people in Congress have decided that they want to undo that.
02:27:55.000And it's going to be kind of another rider in the same way that indefinite detention was on the 2012 NDAA.
02:28:01.000And what we were just kind of theorizing at lunch, one of the ways that they could use that is by using government funding to hire people to basically sit on Twitter all day.
02:28:14.000I mean, they were already indefinitely detaining people before.
02:28:16.000But now they'll have the green light, the legal green light, and the resources to do that.
02:28:20.000So as time goes on and shit gets more and more crazy, they can just do anything they want and it will all be legal.
02:28:25.000So they've essentially made being a dictator legal.
02:28:28.000They can destroy social media in the same way they've destroyed mainstream media.
02:28:32.000Instead of having war posters on the wall, what they'd have is like banks of people sitting on Twitter all day, for instance, like going after Abby for like something she says on her show and pretending.
02:28:41.000They're not going to be labeled as like a government Twitter account.
02:28:43.000They're going to be like pretending to be a big thing.
02:28:46.000They're never going to have the amount of enthusiasm that the people fighting them are because they're just going to be shitty government employees that don't really have that in mind as what they want to be doing with their lives.
02:28:55.000Whereas people that are fighting it, they're led by a vision.
02:28:57.000They're led by, they have a hope and a dream for something being better and they have passion.
02:29:24.000In order to get people to be as charismatic, to be as educated on the subject, to be as aware of what young people are tuned into, you'd have to become one of them.
02:29:38.000If you were working for the government and you were supposed to be an agent provocateur and you were working on the internet, with more and more access to the internet, you're going to start looking at shit and you're going, Who the fuck am I working for?
02:29:50.000And if you're a 29-year-old guy or a 30-year-old guy, it's very possible that you would start doing some things for the opposition.
02:29:57.000It's very possible that a guy like Bradley Manning did exactly that.
02:30:01.000That he's working for the government and you realize at one point in time, like, holy shit, like, look at someone needs to see this stuff.
02:30:09.000We're shooting these reporters, and they're joking about it.
02:30:12.000They're making it seem like it's no big deal.
02:30:14.000And they're shooting a van full of kids.
02:30:16.000You know, and they say, well, I shouldn't have brought kids.
02:30:18.000Like, you're hearing shit like that, and you go, what the fuck?
02:30:21.000So this kid releases it, and now he's an enemy of the state, and they give him the same brain scrambles treatment that they're giving people in Guantanamo.
02:30:45.000Indefinite detention has only been legal less than 365 days via the NDAA, but Bradley Manning's been in pre-trial detention for over 900 days.
02:31:04.000And the people aren't, most, a lot of people care about this, but to be honest, there are a lot of people who don't.
02:31:09.000And recently there was this huge controversy about Reddit.
02:31:12.000Gawker, which you know Gawker, it's like a big gossip blog, outed the identity of one of the moderators on Reddit who was behind some of their more disgusting sections.
02:31:23.000Like one section posted photos of dead girls who were under the age of 17.
02:31:27.000That was like the specific purpose of this community was to do that.
02:31:30.000And there were a lot of people online who were outraged that his identity was revealed in this article.
02:31:40.000But they were so outraged about this that they blocked Gawker from posting links on many parts of Reddit to starve them of traffic, which I mean, Gawker's popular regardless.
02:31:50.000But I was thinking, how fucking sick is that you're defending this scumbag?
02:31:54.000When meanwhile, there are actual political activists who are having their anonymity stripped from them, and they're being thrown into fucking prison cells.
02:32:00.000And there are activists who are having the same thing done to them, like Jeremy Hammond, I think his name is.
02:32:04.000And you don't see any uproar on Reddit or Dig about that shit.
02:32:08.000Because people are like, there's a disconnect, you know?
02:32:11.000What about Obama prosecuting more whistleblowers than any other administration combined?
02:32:15.000Using an antiquated law from World War I. From 1917.
02:32:19.000The Espionage Act for spies during World War I. They've charged Thomas Drake, some guy who was an NSA whistleblower, about an illegal torture and spying program, and they fucking tried to put him in jail for 20 years.
02:32:51.000But it seems that we're building towards an event.
02:32:53.000It doesn't seem to me that we can continue with all these various aspects, the continual wars overseas, the battle for resources, the crazy people that we have representing us that don't seem to have anything in line with our own personal needs or our own wants or desires as a nation.
02:33:16.000We're on this crazy fucking pirate ship, and we're about to hit the rock somewhere.
02:33:20.000I think I always tell people, I mean people who vote in these presidential elections and think that there's going to be some sort of change.
02:33:40.000So I think the conversations you have, the dialogue you engage in, the businesses you choose to support, the websites you go to, the media you consume.
02:33:47.000I mean, all of that is an act of voting.
02:33:49.000All of that can enact some sort of change.
02:33:52.000And so it's easy to get disillusioned and disempowered from getting sucked into these fucking election cycles that are just psychically vampiristic.
02:34:01.000It's hard to feel like you can have an effect on something like a presidential election.
02:34:05.000Maybe a lot of people feel like it doesn't really matter if I go and vote.
02:34:09.000Where they can have an effect is with people like David on a congressional level and in midterm elections, specifically in primaries where a lot of perhaps good politicians get pushed out.
02:34:23.000Dude, if you can get in there and give us an inside view of what the fuck is going on with that machine, that would be fascinating.
02:34:28.000I'm going to have my Google glasses on during the just an insight to how the fucking machine runs.
02:34:34.000Because it must be way more complicated than I imagine.
02:34:59.000If we get lots of contributions from individuals, like tens of thousands of small donations from real people, you're beholden to those people.
02:35:07.000Instead of being beholden to the MPAA or the defense lobby or any other shit or Israel-U.S.
02:35:13.000relations lobby, you're now only beholden to the people who actually help get you into office and your constituents.
02:35:19.000And that's the way representation is supposed to work in this country.
02:35:22.000And it no longer does that because most people feel powerless.
02:35:24.000Most people have never given $20 to anything in their life that is political.
02:35:28.000There are a lot of people who go, I don't like politics.
02:35:30.000And they didn't give money to Ron Paul.
02:35:31.000They're not giving money to Gary Johnson or any of these people who, if you were to give them money, it would make a huge difference.
02:35:37.000But how sad is it that that's what it takes?
02:35:39.000Well, money's been in elections and politics since the dawn of time, unfortunately.
02:36:21.000And if you've ever watched Hacking Democracy and then you watch Diebold's change of their name after the Hacking Democracy HBO show, where they showed how those fucking machines are set up for a third-party input to alter the number.
02:36:35.000Yeah, you can change it by 10% or something crazy.
02:36:38.000That should be illegal, by the way, to be a corporation that's doing evil shit and you just rebrand as something else, but you retain all the same leadership and the same actual company.
02:37:36.000Well, how about people that construct financial studies that benefit people in Wall Street?
02:37:41.000And then they're in universities when they do this.
02:37:43.000Then they get out of that and they get jobs with these very firms that they've helped protect and make money for.
02:37:48.000And you find out that they're making millions of dollars working for these corporations now.
02:37:52.000Or the opposite way with Halliburton and Dick Cheney.
02:37:54.000Obviously, that'd be the biggest example.
02:37:56.000It's the most ridiculous one ever, right?
02:37:58.000A guy who's a CEO of a company that fixes shit after it gets blown up, gets in office, and then decides to blow up everything and then give them no-bid contracts to fix shit up.
02:38:10.000I just watched something on that the other day where they were talking about the quality of the water, like the quality of the services they were providing the soldiers with.
02:38:17.000And they used to have like burn pits because they had like, they would like take all this equipment that was bought by taxpayers and it would just like chunk it away.
02:38:53.000If you run as an independent candidate and you decide last minute to jump in, which is what a lot of independents do, you get your fucking ass handed to you.
02:38:59.000So instead we're being very deliberate and slow and careful and gradually building this thing out.
02:39:04.000We've already had like 110 people sign up to volunteer to help us campaign.
02:40:34.000They see somebody who's putting their ass on the line and they don't really like that because it calls them out.
02:40:38.000You know, that they're just sitting there criticizing other people.
02:40:41.000Well, also, you're smart, and what you're saying is pretty fascinating.
02:40:45.000And what you're saying, you have a lot of conviction behind.
02:40:47.000And people don't like people that are better than themselves.
02:40:49.000They don't like someone who they can't look at him and they look at what I've done in my life by the time I'm 26, and I'm kind of a fucking loser compared to this guy whose last name is Seaman.
02:41:31.000To be serious for a second, what's really important about my campaign, it's not even that one person out of a 435-member House makes that much of a difference, aside from being able to introduce legislation, which will make a difference.
02:41:42.000But the big thing is if this actually happens, we're going to create a handbook and distribute it to other people around my age.
02:41:48.000And anybody who's interested in running and not interested in affiliating themselves with super PACs or with lobbying groups or with one of the two big parties.
02:41:55.000You show them the handbook of here's how it can be done.
02:42:11.000So many people will flood into Congress who are more like you and me, just actual people who are pissed off at the way things are going and feel like if we had some rationality in there, things would get better.
02:42:20.000And you're already seeing that happening.
02:42:40.000I've had people say, like, you're probably on some list now.
02:42:41.000And I used to be like kind of Alex Jones mode about that.
02:42:44.000I was like, shit, I probably am on some lists, you know?
02:42:47.000But now I think it's kind of, I'm kind of flattered by it.
02:42:50.000If the government's reading my emails and my texts, they're probably a little bit impressed that Dell and I have marshaled this kind of support this far out and that our campaign is really just about what we say it's about.
02:43:00.000It's not actually secretly backed by the clean coal lobby or some bullshit.
02:43:04.000It's just a campaign of people who want to see better representation and that's all it is.
02:43:08.000So if they're watching me, they're probably a little bit impressed.
02:43:11.000And I'm no longer afraid of having somebody Julian Assange me by hooking me up with some hooker or something and then taping it.
02:43:22.000I mean, but if you look at what this NSA building that they're putting together in Utah that's going to spy on everybody and store all your data for all your emails and text messages and all that craziness, I mean, that to me seems like they think everyone's a threat.
02:44:05.000We realized the repercussions of what the fuck we're doing.
02:44:07.000I mean, if whether or not it's a false flag event and they orchestrated it or terrorists hate us so much they're willing to fucking sacrifice people's lives and fly people into buildings.
02:44:17.000Whatever's going on, we realize there's repercussions to whoever is in office being in office.
02:44:23.000Whoever is in government, whoever is conducting world affairs, whoever, there's obviously some fucking chaos because they wanted to make a big noise.
02:44:31.000They wanted to make a big splash and kill a bunch of people.
02:44:37.000One is shows like yours, where you're opening real conversations, and shows like yours, where the people on TV with Abby Martin's show, you know, you're like, oh, she's kind of like me.
02:45:03.000The second thing, I think, is you just have to keep going.
02:45:08.000You can't stop just because there are some issues out there.
02:45:10.000I feel a lot of people, there's a silent majority who's fed up with the TSA groping them and fed up with us spending this much money on programs that we maybe don't really need.
02:45:19.000Well, the problem with the surveillance data is the chilling effect.
02:45:21.000It makes people stifled into not dissenting, not speaking out as much.
02:45:26.000Because when you know, if you have a recording device on a table, you're not going to say the same things as you were before.
02:45:32.000And so when you know that you're being watched everywhere, recorded everywhere, surveilled, data mined, you're not going to speak out as much.
02:45:39.000I've had so many people say, you know, aren't you terrified?
02:45:42.000And I'm like, I'm just speaking the truth.
02:45:43.000I'm just speaking what I believe and talking about what I'm passionate about.
02:45:48.000And if everyone kind of shed themselves of that fear and didn't let that affect the way that they acted, then I think that the country would be a lot different.
02:45:57.000They're not going to be able to hold on to that kind of power.
02:45:59.000I don't think it's going to be exclusive to them.
02:46:01.000I think the internet, just this sort of intertwining of information into our lives, I think it's going to get to a point where there's just this zero point, where this point of what Terrence McKenna called ultimate novelty, where we're going to reach some new paradigm, new shift in.
02:46:43.000They're going to continue and they're probably on the cusp of releasing some shit over the next decade or so that's going to make that look like nothing.
02:46:50.000And then no one's going to have any privacy.
02:46:52.000And we're going to have to accept this whole idea of humans being one, you know, that the human race is just one big gigantic superorganism.
02:47:00.000Well, that's going to be real as fuck.
02:47:01.000Like, it's not just going to be some sort of a hippie-dippy yoga phrase, you know, that you say because it makes you feel better.
02:47:36.000And this thing is not going to stay this thing forever.
02:47:38.000This thing's going to be something way fucking crazier.
02:47:41.000So all of our problems that we have right now are the monkey mind, the fucking wild male dominant chimpanzee mind that's trying to take over the world.
02:47:52.000While this is happening, technology is just moving closer and closer in on it, and it's scrambling.
02:47:59.000And they're trying to do the most arcane.
02:48:01.000We can just lock them up for no fucking reason.
02:48:09.000There's like this big ant death spiral of the more madness that we operate under, the more access to information that we have, the crazier it's going to get.
02:48:19.000It's going to get to a point where it can't be contained because everyone will be involved in it.
02:48:24.000It won't be as simple as these world bankers can tell the troops to move into certain positions.
02:48:28.000The troops are going to know exactly where it's coming from.
02:48:30.000Everyone's going to know where it's coming from.
02:48:32.000Everyone's going to know why it's coming from, from whatever group is pushing, whatever agenda that's forcing people to die.
02:48:39.000And they're going to be punished for it.
02:49:36.000You don't want to see it devolve into a bunch of fucking Walmart parking lots and protesters being beaten and surveillance cameras everywhere.
02:49:42.000I think our goal of being upbeat throughout this show, we failed hopelessly.
02:50:16.000Those Jason Silva videos where it's like an amazing future, his technology has uplifted us.
02:50:20.000That's what happens if we actually do our parts and speak out and take a role in government and take a role in the media and getting the truth out there.
02:50:27.000That's our reward if we actually do our roles as individuals and as a community.
02:50:32.000If we don't do those things, we don't get that.
02:50:34.000It's not just going to magically happen.
02:50:36.000I think if we don't do our parts, we end up in a place that looks more like a kind of like total recall version of the future where people are living in small, dingy apartments and there are cameras everywhere and secretive police pulling people away for no reason.
02:51:16.000We're imperfect beings clinging to our existence.
02:51:20.000And it might be that this symbiotic relationship we have with technology might mean that the next form of life is an artificial one.
02:51:27.000It might be that we're here to put that into reality.
02:51:31.000We're the bees making the hive and don't really know why the fuck we're doing it.
02:51:35.000We're the animal that pollinates the plant.
02:51:38.000We're the thing that starts up the next stage of life.
02:51:40.000Emotionless, something that doesn't have ego, doesn't use resources, intentionally recycles everything and doesn't reproduce more than it needs to.
02:53:22.000Because Lance Armstrong has lost his living, man.
02:53:24.000There's a big, big difference in the witch hunt.
02:53:26.000They're trying to take away his titles.
02:53:27.000They've stripped him of all of his Tour de France wins.
02:53:30.000And apparently, it's American Doping Society, or Anti-Doping Society, that's doing it, or whatever the fuck the name of their organization is, their DEA, whatever it is.
02:53:39.000Whatever it is, they don't even have the right to take it away.