Nephilim Death Squad - 098： Rife Technology and the Bigger Picture： New Ways to Heal and Think w⧸ Matt Rife of Real Rife Technology

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00:01:24.000 We are being hypnotized by people like this.

00:01:29.680 News readers, politicians, teachers, lecturers.

00:01:34.160 We are in a country and in a world that is being run by unbelievably sick people.

00:01:41.840 The chasm between what we're told is going on and what is really going on is absolutely

00:01:48.080 dangerous.

00:01:48.320 Oh, yeah, dude.

00:01:49.600 There's some Nephilim shit.

00:01:51.040 It's like we all know what's going down.

00:01:53.600 We know I'm saying shit what happened to the home of the brave.

00:01:56.560 These motherfuckers are controlling us now.

00:01:58.800 I know we're talking about how they made us try to be slaves.

00:02:01.760 And everybody's just walking around.

00:02:04.000 Out in the clouds we want to wake up to a dead in the grave.

00:02:06.960 But it's too late.

00:02:08.160 We need to be ready to raise up.

00:02:09.960 Welcome to the end of day.

00:02:11.760 Everybody is slaves.

00:02:13.200 Only some are aware that the government really...

00:02:15.600 Welcome back, ladies and gentlemen, to another episode of Nephilim Death Squad.

00:02:21.360 I am David Lee Corbo, aka The Raven.

00:02:24.480 That is Top Lobster, the father of disinformation.

00:02:27.920 And today we are joined by somebody who is more than a guest.

00:02:32.560 Somebody who is a friend of Nephilim Death Squad.

00:02:35.360 I believe episode two or four.

00:02:37.840 One of those is how early we ended up talking to you.

00:02:41.120 We are joined once again, graced by the presence of Matthew Reif of Real Reif Technology.

00:02:47.280 Matt, for the audience who may not be familiar with you,

00:02:50.560 let them know what it is you do and where they can find your work.

00:02:54.320 Yeah, so my name is Matthew Reif.

00:02:57.120 And a lot of people may have heard of this.

00:02:58.880 A lot of people haven't.

00:02:59.920 It's called a Reif machine.

00:03:01.760 And it's resonant frequency therapy upon the body.

00:03:04.880 It works through electromagnetic frequencies.

00:03:07.680 You guys can look up a Reif machine online.

00:03:10.880 And you can see like different iterations of it.

00:03:13.520 Because other companies throughout the years,

00:03:15.920 they have stolen what is a Reif machine.

00:03:19.200 And they've done different versions of it.

00:03:21.280 A lot of them, they're electrostatic or electromuscular stimulators.

00:03:25.920 You got like the spooky two is that way.

00:03:29.440 But honestly, if I were going to buy a Reif machine, I'd buy it from an actual Reif.

00:03:33.440 And, you know, the only place I'm active socially that I run is on X.

00:03:39.040 And that's through Reif technology.

00:03:42.080 One of the funniest things, by the way, Matt,

00:03:43.840 is to see you constantly get mistaken for the comedian, Matt Reif.

00:03:47.920 And what's great is you very rarely try to convince people that you're not him.

00:03:51.760 You just go with it sometimes.

00:03:53.120 I've watched you just go with it and not say like, no, wrong guy.

00:03:56.480 Sometimes you do.

00:03:57.280 But other times you're like, fuck it.

00:03:58.480 And they're here.

00:03:58.960 We might as well play a little bit.

00:03:59.920 And I always think it's hilarious.

00:04:01.120 And I also think that this technology is something that it's resurfacing in a big way.

00:04:07.840 You could say that for a period of time it went away.

00:04:11.600 And I think that the comedian, Matt Reif, not very talented,

00:04:16.080 exclusively put here to obfuscate your work.

00:04:18.640 And I'll not be having any more of it.

00:04:20.400 I think people need to start to draw attention to this because the guy's not even that funny.

00:04:24.400 I don't know why he's so popular.

00:04:25.760 The only thing that I can figure is it's to hide what you're doing over at Real Reif Technology.

00:04:31.920 I don't know, man.

00:04:32.720 I'm a fan of his.

00:04:33.840 I like Matt Reif.

00:04:34.800 I do.

00:04:35.840 And but, you know, it is fun.

00:04:37.920 It was actually it was Sam Tripoli that gave me the idea of keep on just roll with it.

00:04:43.120 Roll with the punches on becoming Matt Reif.

00:04:45.760 So, yeah, I'm like, hey, have you ever tried comedy?

00:04:48.080 Like when people mistake me, I'm like, have you ever tried comedy?

00:04:50.240 You want to open up for me?

00:04:51.600 And I know of two people at least that have shown up and they're like, yeah, I'm supposed to be opening.

00:04:56.960 And like, he didn't tell you.

00:04:58.240 So I've kind of come down a little bit.

00:05:00.480 I didn't expect anybody really to do that.

00:05:03.120 So Matt Reif, if you're listening, sorry, buddy, I'm a real guy.

00:05:06.160 Not trying to, you know, step on your toes.

00:05:08.080 But it's funny.

00:05:08.960 As a comedian, he should.

00:05:10.800 Except for he blocked me on Twitter.

00:05:12.240 Totally blocked me on Twitter.

00:05:13.760 Yeah, you know, I wonder if it's because to a degree it did get there was a lot of

00:05:19.680 comments and such that I was seeing for like a concentrated period of time where you guys

00:05:24.240 were getting confused for one another or at least, you know, fans were and in his defense,

00:05:29.360 it probably became easier somehow for his algorithm or whatever if he just removed you

00:05:34.320 from his his fear of awareness because very often it does seem that people are confusing

00:05:39.120 you too, which is hilarious.

00:05:40.480 But yeah, yeah, you're on Sam Tripoli's podcast, you know, so you're you're hanging with comedians.

00:05:48.400 You're hanging with his his what would you call them peers?

00:05:53.280 Yeah, no, no better place to be, honestly.

00:05:55.760 So I, you know, I go to places and I do speeches and I set up events and normally my my audience

00:06:02.000 are doctors, things of that nature.

00:06:04.080 And it gets tiresome speaking medical terminology, all of the statistics running through clinical

00:06:10.400 trials.

00:06:10.960 You know, I'd rather be with the comedians.

00:06:12.960 So, you know, it's a lot more fun.

00:06:14.400 So that's just the people I like to go to.

00:06:17.520 So like this show, you know, you guys are great.

00:06:19.360 I'm glad that I've been able to help out over the last year, year and a half.

00:06:24.000 Yeah, it's been a good time.

00:06:26.400 And, you know, the people bring this up to me.

00:06:28.720 I'm like, well, it's mutually beneficial.

00:06:31.280 You guys are my homies.

00:06:32.560 And also, I want to get in front of your audience.

00:06:35.280 I really do.

00:06:36.000 And that's the reason that's how businesses work.

00:06:38.240 People don't get it.

00:06:39.680 But I want to get in front of people's audiences.

00:06:42.000 So build up an audience and I'll sponsor.

00:06:44.720 Yeah.

00:06:46.000 Well, you're doing this thing where you're helping us build up an audience and also sponsoring.

00:06:50.000 So it's very what's the how would you say incestuous?

00:06:53.520 But I couldn't thank you more because like part of the part of the success of the show

00:06:58.720 has been on your back.

00:07:00.000 I mean, sometimes like you've even texted us, like you've just given us like like, hey,

00:07:04.160 man, you guys are doing great.

00:07:05.600 Keep going.

00:07:06.160 Even even when we were not doing so great.

00:07:09.360 So it's like, yeah, we thank you for that.

00:07:12.080 Well, the thing is, people don't get people don't understand.

00:07:15.360 It's just doing the thing, right?

00:07:17.200 You may think that you're doing shit, but honestly, you're doing it and you're out there

00:07:22.000 and you're staying consistent and it becomes a part of people's everyday life.

00:07:27.440 It becomes part of their routine, just like work.

00:07:30.480 My employees get up and they come here for work and I try to create an environment that's

00:07:34.960 good for everybody because I want them to enjoy it.

00:07:37.520 So whenever you guys do this and you're doing the thing and you're creating an environment

00:07:41.440 of entertainment and you're keeping their mind busy by giving them things to think about,

00:07:45.920 you're doing great.

00:07:47.600 I don't care how like what your numbers are.

00:07:50.400 You're doing great things and you're staying consistent and it's going to do nothing but grow.

00:07:54.880 The only stopping point that you guys have is whenever you stop staying consistent,

00:07:59.200 whenever you start, you know, flacking off a little bit.

00:08:02.160 So keep that in mind.

00:08:03.120 Whenever, whenever you start seeing bad numbers, you got to think like,

00:08:06.640 what, what are you doing that you're not keeping up with?

00:08:08.960 What has changed?

00:08:10.000 And then step it up, wake up a little bit earlier, put in twice the effort.

00:08:13.600 You'll see those numbers come back around.

00:08:15.680 So, and I know you guys are both hard workers.

00:08:18.320 You know, I knew top before I did you, David, I reached out to top.

00:08:21.920 I was like, hey, if you ever want somebody as a guest on the show, blah, blah, blah.

00:08:25.280 And I gave them info.

00:08:26.800 And that's, you know, my first interaction with them was actually avian bird flu.

00:08:30.480 Whenever they were talking about this, because they've been running this narrative

00:08:33.360 for the last four years.

00:08:35.360 And, you know, I put in all this information.

00:08:37.600 What's up?

00:08:38.640 I said, which is back, by the way, it's in the news.

00:08:40.400 It's like every once in a while, they pulse us with this avian bird flu thing.

00:08:43.600 And yeah, I've become relatively desensitized to it.

00:08:46.400 But to your point, it is back in the media again.

00:08:49.680 Yeah, I think they're building that up as kind of, you know, something to happen 12 years

00:08:54.240 after the beginning.

00:08:55.040 And we've been running it for what, four years now.

00:08:57.600 So it's on track to be during a presidential election.

00:09:00.720 I think that they do this.

00:09:01.840 They set the stage for events.

00:09:03.840 And it always happens in two, four or eight year increments, never six, but it's two, four,

00:09:10.400 and eight.

00:09:11.360 And it generally just all lines up with election years.

00:09:14.320 So we're kind of seeing what they're doing and keeping an eye on it.

00:09:18.880 And so I'm out there putting information out.

00:09:21.200 Like in 1983, the USDA, they did an experiment because they had the avian bird flu.

00:09:27.680 They went around and they put 30 parts per million H2O2, which is hydrogen peroxide,

00:09:32.560 inside chickens' water.

00:09:34.400 Well, out of all the farms across the US, there were a million chickens.

00:09:38.560 Not a single one of them got the avian bird flu.

00:09:41.120 Now, the theory is it's 30 parts per million of hydrogen peroxide to water.

00:09:48.080 And you guys can look this up.

00:09:49.360 I actually have a blog on the website.

00:09:51.280 You know, go to my blog that's on there at realrifetechnology.com.

00:09:55.120 You'll see all kinds of different blogs on hydrogen peroxide.

00:09:58.000 The theory is that it's oxygenating the humans, or not the human cells,

00:10:01.680 but the body cells enough to where it keeps the virus away.

00:10:05.200 It keeps that infection away.

00:10:06.720 You know, now I'm going through these things that people are telling me that viruses aren't real.

00:10:11.680 So, you know, there's a doctor on Twitter.

00:10:14.320 He's sending me a couple of books.

00:10:15.360 I'm going to be reading into it.

00:10:17.360 And I'm going to see what all that's all about.

00:10:19.920 I mean, honestly, I do believe viruses exist.

00:10:22.480 My great uncle was a rain theory, right?

00:10:24.800 Terrain versus what's the other terminology?

00:10:28.720 Terrain versus germ theory, correct.

00:10:32.800 There you go.

00:10:33.200 Yeah, there's allopathic medical, which is what we're in.

00:10:36.560 There's germ theory that says that you're born with every virus and every germ in your body

00:10:42.240 that you'll ever have.

00:10:43.760 And then you have terrain theory.

00:10:45.760 Except for, you know, germ theory and terrain theory can both be taken down by allopathic medicine.

00:10:51.600 But combined, if you make a couple of different, you know, just agreements, like meeting in the middle,

00:10:57.280 or you take this fact over that fact, I think, you know, germ and terrain theory together is

00:11:02.320 something that cannot be beat, that there are rules to this, like infection, right?

00:11:07.840 So if you, a virus, I know that I can stick a needle in you and get, you know, a viral infection

00:11:13.760 or some kind of infection in you.

00:11:15.520 And people are saying, oh, well, viruses aren't real.

00:11:18.160 It was Royal Rife, my great uncle, the first person to ever see it with the eye, a live virus.

00:11:23.040 He built a universal microscope.

00:11:25.120 He was able to zoom in.

00:11:26.400 He was able to see it.

00:11:27.200 We have better microscopes now, you know, and we do.

00:11:29.920 And people will want to build this other one.

00:11:31.440 There's no reason to.

00:11:32.720 Electron microscope goes way deeper, way further in, except for you have to kill whatever you're

00:11:37.680 looking at, but it is a better view.

00:11:40.160 But I do believe viruses exist.

00:11:41.920 And I know that we can inject them into your body.

00:11:44.160 We've seen this.

00:11:45.120 Roy injected a bacillus virus, the BX virus, into over 200 rats to be able to run his experiments

00:11:51.920 with the Rife machine.

00:11:53.440 And every single one of them turned out to be good.

00:11:55.680 Like he cured, he killed the virus, killed the viral load.

00:11:59.520 The guy who made the PCR test, who coincidentally died just before the pandemic, it's my understanding

00:12:05.920 that he was upset with the way that the PCR test was being used to identify various viral

00:12:10.560 infections, because I believe it was his contention that the PCR test is its nature is such that

00:12:19.920 it can find absolutely any element, virus, germ or anything in any sample period.

00:12:26.080 It's just to which degree is it present.

00:12:28.400 But it's almost like he's saying these things exist within all things.

00:12:34.640 So that's him, right?

00:12:36.080 Yeah.

00:12:36.720 Yeah.

00:12:37.120 So no matter what sample you take with the PCR test, you will find traces of absolutely

00:12:43.360 anything that you're looking for, because I guess on the microcosm, everything is made

00:12:47.760 up of everything.

00:12:48.320 It's kind of like the way he described it almost sounded like he was explaining a fractal nature

00:12:51.920 to me.

00:12:52.240 So, um, but if, if that's true, if you can find these elements in any sample that you take,

00:12:59.120 then surely they exist.

00:13:01.520 No, you know what I mean?

00:13:02.480 It's like you're detecting something and this guy who created this test is, was saying like,

00:13:08.160 yeah, these things are in there, but this is not what you would use to diagnose people.

00:13:12.880 Yeah.

00:13:13.200 Because so just because you see the signs of something, some kind of measurement,

00:13:18.560 it doesn't mean that you're infected.

00:13:20.080 It just means it was detected infection is you have to qualify like so many, whatever

00:13:26.080 parts per million, I guess you could say the way the PCR test works is if you take a glass

00:13:31.200 cube, that's one foot by one foot and you multiply that you, you put 2000 of them there.

00:13:36.160 And now you're going to mix it all up and you're going to take a small sample again.

00:13:39.680 Then you multiply that by 10,000, then you take a small sample again.

00:13:43.520 So at some point, if there is one in there, you have more density of it.

00:13:48.960 So, and then you're just going to break it down. You're not accounting for

00:13:52.400 the size of it. You're just taking a sample. So it's multiplying things times 10,000 and seeing

00:13:58.320 if it's there. And if it's not, it's going to multiply even deeper. At some point, you're

00:14:01.920 always going to be able to find it. At some point, you're always going to be able to measure

00:14:05.600 some kind of measurement within there. And that's what he was talking about. He said,

00:14:08.720 this is not meant to do that. It's meant to see if it's there. That's it. It's not a diagnosis.

00:14:15.040 It doesn't mean it meets the requirements because it manipulates the sample that you're given.

00:14:19.600 Right. But if at some point, go ahead, top. Sorry.

00:14:21.840 Yeah. At some point during COVID, they increased the sensitivity of this PCR test as well. So

00:14:28.560 it just makes the findings even more inconclusive and retarded.

00:14:31.680 And it's hard to ever look at that and say that that's not nefariously done. If you have this thing that

00:14:35.840 truly can detect anything in any given sample, then you can use it as a justification. If you

00:14:40.960 butcher the public's understanding of what the PCR test actually is, you can use it to your advantage

00:14:45.760 to say, look, definitively here, you know, thereby justifying whatever lockdowns, vaccines, things like

00:14:50.560 that. And I don't know that that whole error was was was really strange because there was this idea

00:14:58.560 that the PCR test was flagging false positives constantly. And I couldn't help but wonder,

00:15:03.440 does that mean that when they say false positives, are they aware that to your point, Matt,

00:15:09.120 this is more like we should be looking at something akin to parts per million, something like that?

00:15:13.440 Yeah, you have to take that into account. I mean, density means a lot, you know.

00:15:18.560 OK, so the highest population per density is Rhode Island. Right. But we know that other states have

00:15:25.440 way more people in Rhode Island whenever it comes to population. But they'll say, oh, the highest populated

00:15:31.280 area in the US highest populated is Rhode Island. OK, but that's per state. That's that's adjusted

00:15:36.960 per density. You know, it doesn't mean that it's got the highest population. And that's what we're

00:15:42.080 looking at. We're looking at a manipulation of facts, a different manipulation of view, and they're

00:15:47.120 just selling it to people. These are marketing tactics that they use. So whenever you have these

00:15:52.560 network TVs, TV shows or the news that they're fundamentally funded by big pharma, of course,

00:15:59.680 they're going to focus on that and they're going to push it. What they got is in 2020,

00:16:03.840 they got a bull run because people were pushing it. And whenever you dedicate energy to it,

00:16:09.120 just like Pit Viper glasses. Right. There's all kinds of different, you know, shade companies out

00:16:14.080 there, but they market it correctly. They got it in the right hands of people. They got it to where

00:16:19.440 more people would view it and know they're around. My biggest problem in business is people don't know I

00:16:24.400 exist. That's the biggest freaking issue is they don't know I'm there. They have no idea. So how

00:16:29.920 am I supposed to sell something unless I can get it in front of them? You know, back to the point of

00:16:33.920 this is a reason I sponsor shows. I want to get in front of the audience, let people know, hey,

00:16:38.240 I exist. It's not, it's not to, you know, to gain your confidence by getting in front of your

00:16:43.760 customers. It's to let them know I exist and let me take over from there. Right. Yeah. And when you,

00:16:49.120 it's also, you're also bringing useful knowledge. I'm sorry. I just wanted to track back just a

00:16:52.880 little bit. Um, we were talking about your, uh, this, this chicken experiment that they had a

00:16:58.640 hydrogen peroxide in the water of the chickens. And, uh, we actually just interviewed Otto,

00:17:04.480 Jonathan Otto. Jonathan Otto. Yeah. He's a, he's a guy that works with like, you know,

00:17:08.640 parasite cleanses and red light therapies. That's actually the red light therapy that you, uh, shared on,

00:17:13.920 on your Twitter. Okay. So that was like a derivation of that episode that we did with him. I just

00:17:18.320 kind of extrapolated some information that he was sharing. But one of the things he says he does

00:17:23.200 with his water is he puts a chlorine dioxide in his water to increase the same idea.

00:17:31.200 So chlorine dioxide, I was talking to a doctor about this and whenever they deal with red light

00:17:37.120 therapy and laser therapy, cold, cold laser, that they will do the chlorine, uh, dioxide inside the

00:17:43.200 body because it helps the refraction. They say it helps dig deeper, but really what it's doing is

00:17:48.080 it's splitting up the light and reflecting it multiple different ways. Like if I shine a light

00:17:52.800 on a mirror and it splits it in two, and I shine that onto it's multi-level, uh, it's, you know,

00:17:57.840 like pyramid scamming, but really on light. So you hit one point and it reflects everywhere. So yeah,

00:18:03.440 that, that would work. I wouldn't make sense. So you put that in your water and then whenever you

00:18:07.840 have the red light coming in, it breaks it up and it spreads it throughout the body. Think of it as a,

00:18:12.960 uh, 22 to 20 or like, uh, um, the M 16 rifle and the, and the army, you know, it's a 22 caliber,

00:18:20.880 but whenever that thing enters into the body, it splits up and it starts bouncing around.

00:18:26.000 You have more different projectiles going in multiple different ways. It's going to cover

00:18:29.920 a larger area of effect. It also sounds like what he's doing. It sounds a lot like the tonic water

00:18:36.000 quinine kind of a deal, right? Where it's like this small amount of something akin to chlorine,

00:18:40.880 you know, this, this, this thing goes back to Donald Trump when he was talking about,

00:18:44.960 um, or at least the way that the, the, the media perceived it. Yeah, there you go. Uh,

00:18:50.880 isn't that the bleach Trump told us a drink? I should have just read the rest of that shout out Z man.

00:18:54.240 Um, so, I mean, it seems like a certain variable or, or, or variant of chlorine diluted in water,

00:19:04.400 however many parts per thousand or per hundred, whatever it is, um, is cause that's the same thing

00:19:09.200 that tonic water is tonic water is essentially, it's got quinine in a quinine. Alex Jones told me

00:19:14.240 is a cousin, uh, essentially of hydroxychloroquine, which there is chlorine, right?

00:19:19.920 It's carcin or whatever it was, whatever the name of that medicine was that, that black lady,

00:19:25.120 the doctor who spoke about it and she got canceled for mention. That's what that was. That's what he

00:19:29.920 was talking about. And then with the, when he's like, yeah, you can just shine it. Maybe we can get a

00:19:34.400 UV light in there to cleanse everything. Ultraviolet clears up a lot of stuff. So yeah,

00:19:38.800 whenever you get that chlorine that helps it refract and to be able to help spread it around,

00:19:43.520 you're not just in a straight line. Now, now you're everywhere because you have reflection

00:19:47.680 and refraction of it. So that's the reason that doctor got, you know, what was she? Jamaican,

00:19:52.400 I think, but she ended up getting canceled for talking back for the, is it Kirsten? Kirsten?

00:19:57.280 I don't know. Somebody, I don't know. Yeah. I can't remember the name of it, Ralph, Ralph, but

00:20:03.120 it's a weird thing that you're doing, Matt, because, um, you're taking something that was

00:20:07.120 previously, especially in the form of the Rife machine previously, kind of, you can make an, uh,

00:20:12.000 an, a, um, an accusation that it was obfuscated for a period of time, right? It was like

00:20:19.120 not conducive to the medical industry. Right. So the medical industry was moving more into this,

00:20:23.520 like prescription and management kind of a field. And this is a therapy, right? This is something

00:20:29.200 that's different. Um, it's much harder to monetize if you're the pharmaceutical industry,

00:20:33.440 because the pharmaceutical industry is in the process or in the business of making pharmaceuticals.

00:20:37.200 They don't want a therapy machine. They want you to keep coming in and keep reeing up and keep buying

00:20:41.200 this, you know, whatever, this solution, this pill that they give you. And after just coming out of

00:20:46.160 a medical disaster, right? Um, four years ago, the entire planet was subjected to a medical disaster,

00:20:54.320 a bunch of bad calls being made. And it's very clear in hindsight that there was malicious aspects

00:20:58.640 of our own government and, uh, medical apparatus that were trying to benefit financially off of this

00:21:04.880 horrifying thing that was happening. They weren't searching for an actual solution and you could even

00:21:08.400 make, um, you know, judgment calls on whether or not the thing that they were trying to solve

00:21:14.240 was at all a danger to people. Um, because the numbers in hindsight look to be massively inflated

00:21:19.760 and conflated with, uh, with, with influenza. What I'm getting at here is that it is a dangerous time,

00:21:26.960 one could argue, to be coming out with therapeutic processes that the pharmaceutical industry or the

00:21:35.760 medical industry at large is not presenting the people, but you are, and you're doing this,

00:21:41.200 like you're saying, you're getting on these shows, you're getting in front of these people

00:21:44.720 and it's so that they know that you exist. You were down here in our neck of the woods,

00:21:48.800 not long ago, uh, doing sort of seminars or something like that, speaking to doctors

00:21:53.920 in a, in a convention type of a atmosphere. This is, if I were to put on my conspiratorial hat,

00:22:02.160 which rarely take it off, going to put a target on your back. And I just wonder if over time,

00:22:07.760 have you found that the louder your voice gets, the more the medical community

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00:23:37.200 order at vanman.shop. From head to toe, the Van Man has you covered. Yeah, you know, I've had calls

00:23:47.040 before. And the thing is, I'm just, I'm not trying to do any harm. I'm running off of ethics and morals.

00:23:53.760 You know, like I, like you guys said, I put information out. I'm just giving information

00:23:58.960 freely because not everybody knows that this stuff exists. Luckily, I'm nerdy enough to research stuff

00:24:04.560 and, you know, to keep a mental record of all these things. And I want people to know about these

00:24:09.120 and I'm not telling them to do anything, right? I'm not telling them, Hey, go out and do this because

00:24:13.760 I'm not giving advice. I'm just letting them know it's available and giving them, you know, and I think

00:24:18.560 that doctors should be doing the same as disclosure. Now, a friend of mine, he, you know, he worked as

00:24:23.840 a lobbyist for many years in DC, and now he runs his own stuff and he's doing a lot of stuff for

00:24:29.360 veterans. And he's getting the bill passed to say that everybody in the VA that say you go in there

00:24:36.000 for, you know, hurt hip, that a doctor can give you a medication for it, but he also has to give you

00:24:41.840 a list of all the side effects, all these different things. And then he has to list all the alternative

00:24:46.080 things in there as well to where you're duly informed. You're informed of the things that

00:24:51.040 you choose to do with your own body. He's given you options. He's not just there, you know, just

00:24:57.200 to give you medications. And that seems to be the way that it went. There's a lot of people that's

00:25:01.600 went into the medical field thinking, I want to do good for other people. I want to do good for

00:25:05.120 humanity. But then whenever they're racked up with all these bills and student loans and all these

00:25:10.480 payments and, you know, they buy a larger house or they have a family, money becomes an object.

00:25:16.640 Money becomes access to resources that they need. So to get those, they have to have money. So of

00:25:22.400 course they're going to be like, well, maybe I will give this prescription a little bit more.

00:25:26.320 And that starts to work out and greed and consumerism and all of this stuff that, you know,

00:25:31.600 just materialism has taken over our medical industry. It's taken the people that wanted to

00:25:39.200 do well and they've just went a totally different route. We've seen this even through the WHO.

00:25:45.600 There was a lady in there, a foreign lady. She did a TED talk about, you know, doctors wearing suits and,

00:25:52.000 you know, them being the people that hide the information from you and do not tell you about

00:25:57.200 all the alternatives. And, you know, this has been taken down offline now because I think your

00:26:02.080 last name is Wynn, W-E-N. But now she's at the WHO saying, hey, go to Wynn.

00:26:08.160 Yeah. And, you know, she was at the Boston bombing as well.

00:26:12.400 Yeah. She did a great TED talk about doctors. The lab coat is what is the curtain that's holding

00:26:19.760 you back from information and their gatekeepers. And now she's become the gatekeeper.

00:26:24.960 Yeah. And if you look at it, by the way, Matt, it's like over the generations, you know,

00:26:31.120 what are the biggest industries? Well, it's like certainly the military industrial complex,

00:26:35.520 right? Weapons industry is massive or, you know, the tech industry is absolutely massive. But in

00:26:41.120 many ways, especially since 2020, the pharmaceutical industry has begun to dwarf those other industries.

00:26:46.400 And people have realized like, you know, the control, the power and the money that is behind,

00:26:52.400 you know, being involved with these various companies, especially when we looked at during

00:26:57.680 the pandemic, you had CNN, MSNBC, you know, all of these places that you're supposed to look to for

00:27:03.680 a source of information on, you know, making sense of what's going on in the world during these wild

00:27:07.760 times, by the way, brought to you by Pfizer, brought to you by Moderna. Like, it's gross.

00:27:13.040 They're in everybody's pockets. Yeah, they're in everybody's pocket.

00:27:17.120 They're filling it up. They're filling up the pocket. They're going to do what they want. Like,

00:27:20.080 if I give you guys a million dollars, you guys are running an ad for me saying anything I want,

00:27:24.560 probably. I mean, I mean, I don't think you guys would. Honestly, I think you guys are like,

00:27:28.720 yeah, I'm not going to pay that. And if you said, here's a million dollars, I want you to tell people

00:27:33.600 that here at Real Life Technologies, we've discovered the many benefits to eating ass. I would go

00:27:39.280 fucking, but wait, there's more. We're doing it. I would do that for free. Listen, everybody,

00:27:45.600 everybody should get a bacterial infection inside your body by eating that. Builds up the immune

00:27:49.760 system. Builds up the immune system. There's nothing better for skin flora around your mouth

00:27:54.000 than eating ass. We actually have some super chats, some questions for Matt. So go ahead, Dave.

00:28:00.680 Okay. I'll read this one. It's a shout out to Soul Explorer Coaching. Thank you for the $3 donation.

00:28:04.960 He says, question for Matt, how do we know what frequencies and sequence of frequencies

00:28:10.880 are healing, especially for conditions that are more mental, like addiction? Before you answer that,

00:28:16.960 I would like to say that I personally use the Rife machine. I got kind of in this place not long ago

00:28:23.180 where I was getting carried away with drinking. And if you've been a longtime fan of the show,

00:28:27.120 you'll remember me kind of talking about that. It was like, I got into this really bad habit

00:28:30.800 of drinking, you know, two to three beers nightly. And even though that's not a tremendous amount,

00:28:36.640 I just, I'm a very health conscious person, right? I like to do MMA and lift weights and

00:28:40.100 yada, yada, yada. I knew that this wasn't bad for me. And it was causing fatigue the next day. So in

00:28:45.960 the middle of the day, I would get incredibly tired and have to take a nap. And I just wasn't sharp

00:28:50.060 enough. And I knew that I had to do this. So I knew that I had to get better. Among many things that I

00:28:53.920 did running miles, yada, yada, yada, I used the Rife machine because there are two particular

00:29:00.740 frequencies that I was using. One was addressing addiction. I don't remember if the language was

00:29:06.620 substance abuse or if it was specifically alcohol addiction. And the other one that I used-

00:29:10.680 It's 5,000 and 10,000.

00:29:13.340 And the other one that I used was addiction. And I'm pretty sure it was very specific. Did it say

00:29:19.360 sweets? It might've said sugar. But I use, I use those two because number one, I have a crippling

00:29:27.280 sugar addiction. And number two, there's something that happens in the gut flora where your body will

00:29:33.220 begin to crave alcohol, but it will also, oh, you can't, no, there's no, no frequencies are going to

00:29:37.740 give you the mustache. That's homegrown. 69 hertz. 69? 69. Sexy frequency. But long story short,

00:29:46.120 I no longer drink. I'll drink occasionally. I drank at a company party for my wife and I drank

00:29:51.360 at Thanksgiving. I had some beers. The cravings are gone. I've lost the weight and the inflammation

00:29:56.420 due to that. My focus is much more readily available and my energy levels are all, I'm no

00:30:03.180 longer taking naps during the middle of the day. So I have used that to fix my own situations. I just

00:30:10.440 wanted to say that because he's talking about on the point of-

00:30:12.760 You know, I went down that road with you at that same time because remember whenever I about set

00:30:16.840 the house on fire, when you guys come over, you know, I had a big belly on me, dude, and I've lost

00:30:21.480 a lot of weight because I've quit drinking. And, you know, I do the same thing. Every once in a while,

00:30:25.400 I'll have a beer here and there, that kind of thing. But before I answer that, should we, I think

00:30:29.780 it's a good idea to kind of go over what a Rife machine is, how this actually works, the, you know,

00:30:35.840 the basics behind it. So we'll, we'll start with ions, right? You have different ionization,

00:30:41.920 you have positive and you have negative. Really, we are a product of this earth and we belong here

00:30:49.340 on this earth. We are connected to this earth more than what anybody knows. So people on the

00:30:55.340 International Space Station, that's still within our atmosphere, but they are away from earth's

00:31:00.580 electromagnetic field further than what we are here on the earth. And they have to go through

00:31:06.080 something that's called PEMF, pulsed electromagnetic frequency daily. They have to do this daily

00:31:13.320 because in the sixties, the Russians said, every time we send somebody away from the surface of the

00:31:18.500 earth, they come back severely ill or dead. So you have to have earth's electromagnetic field around you.

00:31:26.080 We are a product of this. There's a reason we live on earth and not in the atmosphere.

00:31:30.580 And that's because we survive off the EM field of the earth. In fact, that's what structures our

00:31:37.260 water. So ionization is, uh, different ions within the body. And whenever we have positive ions in

00:31:45.380 there, the earth sucks that out of us, right? It's going to be the ground. It's going to be the

00:31:50.920 negative. Like even with, um, it literally flows from negative to positive in electrical engineering

00:31:57.220 on electricity. But in this case, you're going from a positive atmosphere to a negative ground earth.

00:32:03.900 And that's the reason lightning will strike downward. And, you know, lightning is plasma,

00:32:08.680 but you'll also see, like, if you, if you stop lightning, you'll see that not only does it come

00:32:14.440 down, but it goes up as well. And it'll meet a little bit above the earth. And that's where that

00:32:18.780 crack happens. And plasma is a product of excited electrons. So it's so excited that it turns into

00:32:25.520 plasma. Plasma is a state of matter. So now, you know, there's four of them. There used to be five,

00:32:30.980 you know, there's solids, liquids, gas, plasma, and what they called ether in the past, but they've

00:32:36.380 gotten rid of number five, just like they got rid of Pluto as a planet. So the ions that, that

00:32:42.180 contributes to inflammation and to bad health on us that contributes to tumors being grown. So whenever

00:32:49.640 you're born, you're born with all negative ionization within the body. And then as you, as

00:32:56.020 you age, you know, you start to gain positive ions. This is a reason that kids, they wake up and they're

00:33:02.480 full of energy. They're laughing. They heal a lot faster. And after using the Rife machine, I'm sure

00:33:08.240 that you notice that you have a little bit more energy, that your sleep is better, that you're, you know,

00:33:13.220 your dreaming is a little bit better and that you do actually just have energy and the cellular

00:33:19.600 reproduction of the human body cells was faster. So that's one thing that we're doing is we're

00:33:24.880 negatively ionizing the body. Well, another thing is because that's the only thing it puts out is

00:33:30.400 negative ions. Now you have positive ions like wifi and Bluetooth and all these other things that

00:33:35.920 we're being bombarded with radio frequency. All this stuff is positive ionization. People in cities

00:33:42.000 get sicker than people in the country because they have more of these things around. There is a

00:33:46.420 pollution. There is an EMF pollution of positive ionization. And, you know, it's not healthy for

00:33:53.380 you people. And that's one of the reasons I live where I live at, where I are close to where I grew

00:33:57.640 up. I know this area. If I go back to the place half an hour away of where I grew up at, I, you know,

00:34:03.280 there's no cell phone signal. I have so much more energy there in a city. I'm drowned. I'm, you know,

00:34:09.380 all my energy is drained from me. I'm not motivated and I always get sick and I contribute that to 5g

00:34:15.920 more than anything else. That is a positive ionization of the body. So, you know, the

00:34:21.920 negative ionization. I can interject for a second, Matt. Um, there are, if anybody has doubts about

00:34:27.200 that, you can find these YouTube videos, um, people recording plant life that is closer to,

00:34:32.820 uh, a 5g tower or a 5g box, whatever this, this emitter and the plant life dies. And, and,

00:34:39.300 you know, the one that's further away from it, same species of plant, same proximity,

00:34:42.640 uh, you know, general proximity, but one is further away from the, uh, 5g is doing significantly

00:34:48.340 better. The other plant is dying. And this is something that is, it's not, it's not a secret.

00:34:52.320 You could see this anywhere. Um, and we don't seem to think about that at all. The implications of

00:34:57.860 having that hit you. Is it specifically 5g radio waves, uh, things like that? Or is it, uh, I, cause

00:35:04.760 I, I've been thinking about that a lot, but I feel like whenever I go around a lot of people,

00:35:09.800 I get drained and that could, you know, generally. It could be cell phone signal, Bluetooth, all this

00:35:15.340 stuff. If you pull up my website, I'll show you where to find a good source for all of these different

00:35:19.540 things. And it's going to be on the, the right blanket. If you pull that up, I have a, I made a list

00:35:26.200 of different things like 4g or wifi and 5g and the things that these contribute to the reason

00:35:32.200 that you want to be able to block these, go to products and go to the right blanket,

00:35:37.640 the comfort blanket. There we go. Right there. Oh, I, I, I have, um, that's a much scroll down.

00:35:44.520 I have mine right there. Yeah. Yeah. Mine's right out of reach. Scroll down in the description right here.

00:35:49.720 So those three that you just passed up. Okay. Go up. Oh, up here.

00:35:57.400 Right there. Yeah. Studies indicate prolonged exposure to wifi frequencies may contribute to

00:36:02.120 oxidative stress, which is like the chronic diseases, fertility issues. And then 2.4 is also

00:36:07.880 Bluetooth, uh, lead to DNA damage, alterations of gene expression, all these different things.

00:36:13.400 All these things have effects on you. And I don't even have 5g in that. Shout out. Not,

00:36:18.600 not nice guy. Uh, actually does a show called artificial, uh, dissemination HD. Everybody should

00:36:23.000 go check that out. But, uh, he says here, ever notice how quiet and still the world is during

00:36:27.640 a powder outage. Yeah. I mean, there is a noticeable difference when the power goes out. It's, it's like,

00:36:33.880 there is a, an ambient buzzing to our lives at all times that because it's ever present, you don't

00:36:40.760 really notice the second power goes out. You're like, Oh, is this what it's supposed to sound like

00:36:45.480 or supposed to feel like? And I wonder, you know, we're moving into a time, uh, and we can touch on

00:36:50.280 this later on, but top has been speculating a lot. It's a really interesting line of thought.

00:36:54.520 You have these RFKs and talking about removing the dyes from the foods and fluoride from the water.

00:36:59.080 If we could reduce all of these things that lessen us one way or another, I wonder what we would

00:37:04.440 actually feel like. And unfortunately there's no way to know, but I do, I do wonder about that. You know,

00:37:09.800 what, what would we feel like if we weren't bombarded with all of these various frequencies,

00:37:13.960 uh, and we weren't poisoned, uh, go camping, go camping. That's what you'll feel like go camping

00:37:20.760 for seven days for one after you get away from, uh, you know, social media and electronics for seven

00:37:26.680 days, do anything for seven days and get rid of it. Then your mind kind of resets. So then you don't

00:37:32.280 miss the social media. You don't miss watching YouTube. You have your day to day, your energy is back

00:37:38.200 because you're around nature. You're around living things. You're, you're around biological things.

00:37:43.400 And it's the same thing as in, you know, the different vibes you have at different places

00:37:47.720 in crowds, you're feeding off of other people's energy off of their frequencies. And, you know,

00:37:52.920 going around into a bar where everybody's drunk has a different set of vibes than going to a church.

00:37:59.080 Right. And you'll be more uplifting in a church. You're being fed off of other people's

00:38:03.640 EMS off their own frequencies off their own vibes and, you know, go on camping, get you regulated

00:38:10.360 back to earth. That's whenever you're healthier because it has different frequencies, different

00:38:15.400 frequencies have meaning, which actually that's what I was going into is that's the other thing

00:38:20.120 that we do is we match frequency resonant frequency. So, well, you know, for an example,

00:38:25.240 let's talk about Roy's machine where he had the right machine. Mine's different. I built something

00:38:29.480 different. We can go into that later, but you know, Roy's plasma cell rife machine where he was

00:38:33.800 running this against bacillus virus, he was matching frequency. Now, you know, if you bring two,

00:38:40.760 two different tuning forks, 420 and 420, if I ring this one, this one will start to ring.

00:38:46.440 That's because it's manipulation of atmosphere, but it's resonant. So it will make it shake. It's like

00:38:51.000 rocking a car. You know, if you keep on going with it, you can push a car out of a hole,

00:38:55.960 but if you keep on just jamming it and you're out of tune with the resonance of it, you're not going

00:39:01.000 to do much. That's the reason resonant frequency is important because what Roy did, he was running

00:39:06.680 EMS, electromagnetic frequencies, and he would create a frequency area, frequency field. And he

00:39:13.480 was hitting the bacillus virus with a resonant frequency that would make it oscillate and it would

00:39:19.160 make it shake up to where the proteins would not align. Those proteins don't align. Guess what?

00:39:24.440 It's not going to split off. It's going to die. So therefore you have a dead cancer cell,

00:39:29.080 your lymphatic system processes it out as waste. And you know, if it does, if it does actually

00:39:34.520 split, it's sometimes called a daughter cell, not very important. It's dead. You're it's,

00:39:38.760 you know, your lymphatic system going to get rid of it. But that's the way that he was able to beat

00:39:43.240 these cancers is by doing it through resonant frequency. So that means that not only can we ionize

00:39:49.000 the body, but we can also target things and, you know, hit them with electrical synapse.

00:39:54.040 We are a carbon based electrical beam. We're carbon based. That's what our blood and flesh,

00:39:59.080 blood and flesh and everything else is our nerves, but we run off of electricity. And these are called

00:40:05.000 synapse. So you have electrical synapses within the body, stub your toe, there's an electrical charge

00:40:10.120 that goes to your brain to be able to process it, send signal back and forth. So we can find these

00:40:15.640 different nerves match a resonant frequency that oscillates them. And these EMFs, EMFs are pure

00:40:21.720 energy, just like radio signals are energy. You can be affected by it, but you know, your body can

00:40:27.480 pick up electrical and run it. So an EMF goes throughout the air and it finds a nerve that's,

00:40:33.240 you know, resonant at what, 830 or 2720. That's a nerve regeneration because it works on the tips of

00:40:39.880 nerves that are a little bit smaller. So the EMFs pick up on that. You send an electrical synapse

00:40:44.680 through the body. Your body's no longer providing the power for it. We're providing the power.

00:40:49.080 We're targeting that nerve and we're sending an electrical synapse. So that's going to do a

00:40:53.640 couple of different things in the body. It's going to say, yo, wake up. We're here. We're doing

00:40:57.320 something. Now let's get to work. So people, a lot of people will buy my machine for their daughters

00:41:02.360 that are first starting their period. They're getting cramps and everything in their abdomen,

00:41:05.640 their abdomen's hurting. So, you know, they'll run 95 Hertz, which is the resonant frequency of a nerve

00:41:11.240 that runs that specific electrical activity. And it works with the abdomen. Now, whenever it's in

00:41:17.480 pain, your pain is a signal to say, yo, something's up. Let's pay attention. Well, now your body doesn't

00:41:23.640 have to produce the pain because now it's communicating. It's saying, yo, we got this

00:41:26.840 under control. Now we're talking, let's get to work. Let's stop the pain. We know it's there and

00:41:31.400 we're focused on it. So the pain stops. The body kind of ignores the pain. It's killed off because it no

00:41:37.000 longer needs to be there. Your body can do the work to be able to fix the problem and get through

00:41:41.000 it. Whether that's cellular reproduction, whether that's different immune system stuff like white

00:41:46.520 blood cells going there and attacking, that's what we're doing. We're targeting and we're ionizing

00:41:51.480 and we're actually structuring water within the body too, to where it has a better flow.

00:41:55.860 Your body's using this extra energy that it's picking up these ions. Your mitochondria is picking

00:42:01.940 up on this and it's actually getting to work. Mitochondria works upon, you know,

00:42:06.440 it's like little, little bubbles that have an inside, the same as outside. It's the best way

00:42:10.600 I can explain it. And they breathe like Olympic swimmers, just

00:42:15.480 and whenever it's breathing, spitting out the stuff and that's liquid energy that your body uses

00:42:19.880 to repair itself. This is the reason mitochondria is so important, but whenever you have chronic fatigue,

00:42:25.160 your body doesn't have the energy. Your mitochondria is going dead. You look up somebody that has

00:42:30.680 mitochondrial issues, they have chronic fatigue and it's deadly to somebody.

00:42:35.320 So that's, that's kind of the basis of what we're doing. And to answer that question,

00:42:40.440 how do we know which frequencies to use? Well, we have to find out the resonant frequency.

00:42:46.040 So, you know, Roy and his colleagues, they've mapped all of this out. They've taken samples of

00:42:50.680 nerves. They found out their resonant frequency. You can find the resonant frequency of something.

00:42:55.080 We have different labs all over the US. I personally don't know how to do it, but I know how to send

00:42:59.720 something off to a lab and pay them to tell me what that resonant frequency is. You can use AI

00:43:05.000 to look it up and say, what's the resonant frequency of this? It'll tell you. So we have

00:43:09.880 that electrical energy and, you know, let's look at something like diabetes. You're not producing any

00:43:14.600 insulin. Okay. Well, let's enhance the area. What is the organ that produces insulin? It's not liver.

00:43:21.480 Um, I forget, man, it's slipping my mind for that. Well, it's just clogging my mind, brain fart. Anyway,

00:43:29.320 let's, let's electrically stimulate that part of the body. Let's, let's stimulate that area to where

00:43:35.080 now it's, yeah, the pancreas. Let's, and you know, if you look up pancreatic, uh, pancreal, not pancreatic,

00:43:41.480 but pancreal electrical stimulation for insulin production, then that's what it does. It's providing

00:43:47.960 energy and it's like, yo, wake up, wake up. And same thing as a defibrillator within the,

00:43:53.320 within the heart is providing that electrical energy. It's providing that flow to make it pump.

00:43:58.280 That's what it's doing. A kickstart man. And sometimes the body, that's the only thing it

00:44:02.120 needs. It needs a jumpstart to keep on going. So, you know, we had this one guy, first customer,

00:44:07.000 actually, he had a small cell basal carcinoma and he was running the frequencies for that. Well,

00:44:13.240 it contains 727.5, 727.5 also works upon, uh, myocarditis necros, which means inflammation of

00:44:22.120 the heart causing death. He'd said so many different heart attacks. That's what that pain

00:44:26.600 is in the heart. When our people grab their chest is because you're having myocarditis inflammation

00:44:31.560 of the heart and the necros is causing death. So that's what that pain is is a piece of your heart,

00:44:36.920 a small spot of it dying off. It's killing that piece of heart. So now we're running through and he has

00:44:43.080 half a dead heart that's already calcified all this other crap. He's on different medications

00:44:47.880 to help his heart beat a little bit more. And he was 80 years old where he got this diagnosis of

00:44:53.160 half a dead heart because he had so many heart attacks. Three years later, he starts running my

00:44:57.160 machine. Nothing else has changed in his body except for, you know, he went through a little bit of chemo

00:45:01.960 for the cancer stuff before we got in touch with him and he ordered my stuff. And, you know,

00:45:07.080 they told him that he only had a couple of months to live and this was three, two and a half years ago.

00:45:12.200 But he ended up going through this and he had chest pains one night so bad that he went to the doctor

00:45:17.640 and they, you know, they did all their tests and all procedures and everything. And they come in

00:45:21.080 and they said, well, sir, your, your heart's working. He's like, what? They said, yeah, your,

00:45:25.560 your half a dead heart is now not a dead heart at all. Both sides, all four chambers are up and running.

00:45:33.480 He said, you told me that wouldn't work. He said, oh, you know, sometimes things happen,

00:45:37.480 but you're seeing it right here. Your heart is working. So I contributed this to the Rife

00:45:42.600 machine. This is only anecdotal evidence. If you guys are listening, this is not objective

00:45:46.600 evidence. We don't have clinical trials on it. This is just a story of what we're talking about.

00:45:51.080 Anecdotal. Don't take it, take it for a pinch of salt, but I contributed to the Rife machine

00:45:55.880 to be able to send this electrical energy and make these muscles work the same way that you guys

00:46:00.840 work out at a gym. It was working his muscle on a, on a microscopic scale. And then it finally got

00:46:07.080 enough energy and muscle build up to our boot started working. The reason he was having chest

00:46:12.120 pains is now his heart's out of sync, but they took him off his beta blockers. They took him off of

00:46:17.080 everything. And they gave him something that would help sync up both sides of the heart to work

00:46:21.720 properly. And I don't even know how that crap works, but you know, if that medicine worked for

00:46:25.800 him, I'm not against pharma at that point. You know what I mean? I don't know what the side effects

00:46:30.040 were, but if he had to have that to live, and this is my thing, I'm not 100% against everything

00:46:34.920 that's out there. Sometimes I'm kind of for it if it does help. Well, I mean, to that point,

00:46:41.480 when I get strep, there are, there has been times where I was getting strep and, you know,

00:46:45.240 I would take antibiotics. They would clear it up. Um, something that I previously couldn't get

00:46:49.560 rid of. And then all of a sudden it would get cleared up by antibiotics. So there is,

00:46:52.280 I think some validity to that, but before we go on to the next super chat, I just want to say,

00:46:56.840 um, for people that are still on the fence of whether or not frequencies and vibrations actually

00:47:01.400 do interact with us in any kind of meaningful way. Uh, it was Nikola Tesla, right. That says,

00:47:05.400 if you want to find the secret to the universe, think in terms of energy, frequency and vibration.

00:47:09.640 And I think it's interesting to point out that Havana syndrome, which is, um, in 2016,

00:47:14.680 the U S embassy staff and their families in Havana, Cuba, uh, suddenly began having symptoms

00:47:19.720 such as head pain, tinnitus, blurry vision, uh, vertigo, and more. Uh, it's actually described as,

00:47:25.000 as a pretty horrific syndrome. Um, but really speculative as to where it came from, all the

00:47:30.280 conspiracies, uh, basically point to like a frequency weapon that was, uh, yeah. And the same thing,

00:47:37.160 um, there was, there was something else for it. Oh, the, the heart attack gun that the CIA developed,

00:47:42.600 that is pretty famous within the conspiracy community. Uh, the way that they do that is,

00:47:46.280 it's a, it's a frequency technology, allegedly. It's an EMF gun. It's direct. Yep. Direct to EMFs.

00:47:51.560 And just like the cancer gun, that's overly positively ionized, high frequency stuff.

00:47:56.920 That's the same way that nuclear radiation works. It's very high frequency. That's the radiation that's

00:48:02.840 coming off very high electrical frequency. Then, you know, that fallout, that's what it is.

00:48:07.960 Very highly high frequency, positively charged ions that are just falling down to the ground

00:48:13.240 and stay in there. That's what, you know, nuclear fallout is. That's the reason you're getting sick.

00:48:17.800 It's shooting electrons as well, because it is at such a high state that it can burn you because it

00:48:23.560 does flow at such a high state state and it does flow through you. And I think on Havana syndrome,

00:48:29.160 these targeted individuals, I think that we can help them out with the Rife machine.

00:48:33.160 I think that because your brain is electrical too, we know the frequencies at work, just like

00:48:37.080 your prefrontal cortex. This deals with your, um, your logic and decision-making part of your brain.

00:48:43.080 You know, this is this area up here. You know, this is a, that's what gets stunted when people

00:48:47.720 start doing drugs, that prefrontal cortex, that growth is stunted in. This is the reason you take

00:48:54.040 somebody that's been doing drugs since they was 16. They still make decisions as a 16 year old.

00:48:59.400 Now we've seen here at Rife Technology, we've seen people get off drugs and they, um, they,

00:49:04.200 over a period of six months, they just grow into more of a mature being that they make better

00:49:09.640 decisions. They're actually using their logic because their brain is no longer stunted. We've

00:49:14.680 actually provided a little bit of electrical activity to cause quicker growth within the

00:49:19.560 prefrontal cortex for them to get to where they need to go. And they actually consider, you know,

00:49:24.840 their past history and the experiences they've had to make a better logical decision.

00:49:30.040 I just want to point this out real quick. Dunk mode. He says, been diabetic for 30 years.

00:49:33.160 If vibrations can cure my shit, I'm going to freak out, then eat an entire cake.

00:49:36.360 I know you're joking. Um, I do believe that you can, um, cure diabetes through dietary decisions.

00:49:41.880 Um, I wouldn't be surprised at all if you did those two things in tandem, you know,

00:49:45.560 dietary decisions in tandem with like a Rife machine at the appropriate,

00:49:48.440 we've seen insulin. We've seen insulin reduction in a lot of people, uh, is it an entire cake?

00:49:56.840 You cannot eat an entire cake. It'll put you back where you started from somebody who also has a

00:50:01.560 sugar addiction. Don't do it, homie. It depends. Is he diet? Is he type one or type two? Type one

00:50:07.320 is your type one. I think he said he's type one. Go back up. So he's born with something not working

00:50:11.240 there. I could be actually, I might be mischaracterizing it. Uh,

00:50:14.760 type two, you've caused it yourself specifically type one. No, it may be something that's just

00:50:21.080 never worked. And that doesn't mean that it can't work. You know, we've seen a lot of

00:50:25.480 insulin dependency go down with Rife machines, curing it. You know, I don't know. Okay. So it

00:50:33.320 did work. You did work at some point as age six. That's whenever it stopped. Get in contact with me.

00:50:38.600 I'll send a, I will send you a Rife machine to borrow. We'll give you a one month free trial.

00:50:43.240 And if you want to keep it, just pay me for it at that point. But we'll see.

00:50:46.040 I would also recommend dunk mode stopping that high carb, high sugar intake during this time.

00:50:51.320 Try to give yourself as clean of a slate as possible, you know, eliminate as many variables

00:50:55.000 as possible. Um, you know, because when I, when I stopped the, when I use the Rife.

00:51:00.440 All right, hold on, hold on guys. Hold on. We've gone well past the 30 minute preview.

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00:51:22.440 And, uh, we'll get away from these other platforms that don't really care about us. So

00:51:26.200 let's, yeah, let's cut it there, but join us, please. Yeah. Patreon.com backslash Nephilim death

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00:52:52.280 Yeah, patreon.com backslash nephilimdesquad. Bye guys. So yeah, when I was doing the

00:52:59.640 the frequencies to help with addiction, I also made sure that I was giving myself the best possible

00:53:05.240 fighting chance that I had. You know what I mean? So I know Dunk Mode was just kidding with the eat

00:53:10.200 a whole cake thing. I just know for me, that's like a dangerous thing. That's like, you know,

00:53:13.800 hanging out with me if I was a crackhead and being like, I'm gonna do all this crack in front of you.

00:53:16.760 I'm like, I'm gonna do that crack with you. Uh, I have a big sugar addict. And so I would say Dunk

00:53:21.480 Mode. Yeah. If, if that's something that you can get into, maybe if, if right does let you borrow one,

00:53:26.520 uh, clean the slate, baby don't, don't do the sugar, you know, up your water intake, stick to,

00:53:31.240 uh, proteins and fats and, and give yourself the best fighting chance that you can.

00:53:34.760 Let's, uh, let's address this other super chat. This guy, tiny boob squiggly felt feel so bad.

00:53:40.360 The last couple of times he's chatted, we haven't read it because sometimes when the conversation's

00:53:44.600 going, I'm like, what do I have to cut this off? But we know, right. So I'm like, I'm gonna cut

00:53:47.960 him off. We're gonna ask him another question. And these are good questions though. So he says,

00:53:52.120 uh, what are Matt's thoughts on somatics and old world architecture? Are parasites demons?

00:53:57.480 Is the rediscovery of texts of Tesla frequency and free energy, what keeps causing climate climactic

00:54:03.960 flooding? Dude, tiny boob squig shortly with the banger of a question. There's so much fun stuff

00:54:08.680 there. Simatics is always fun. Uh, parasites and demons always fun. Uh, any thoughts on that, Matt?

00:54:13.480 Yeah. So this, this is what's called a Cheladney plate. A lot of people have seen this. It's by,

00:54:19.080 it's essentially, uh, it's a speaker. See right here. It's electrical. That's a magnet. So it's

00:54:24.280 got an electrical coil in it and it makes this plate go up and down just depending on which

00:54:28.120 frequency I go through. And simatics is very odd. Uh, depending on the size of this plate, it'll give,

00:54:33.800 you know, minorly adjusted different things. Uh, simatics are very important.

00:54:39.720 So I do think old architecture, whenever it comes to the resonant frequency of a hallway,

00:54:46.200 that does a lot of different things to where, and this is called physical stimulation. It's

00:54:51.320 going to be something that's in the med beds for under right technology. Med beds is like if,

00:54:57.720 if I sit there and I vibrate you and I pulsate you at a specific rate, it can cause different things.

00:55:03.800 For one, it's going to tell your brain to activate, you know, running this frequency, this, this

00:55:08.600 alteration within the brain chemistry, um, and electrical activity there can wake up different

00:55:14.680 parts of your body, like the hippocampus, prefrontal cortex, whatever it may be. Uh, and it can also

00:55:21.080 activate. This is one of the things I'm studying now is, you know, sound wave technology, whenever it

00:55:26.680 comes to, um, tuning forks and how they vibrate you, that there has been, you know, uh, good

00:55:33.000 objective evidence to show that it, it does bring about new, um, new cells within the body.

00:55:41.000 So you can, she's not here anymore, but she says, I use 128 tuning fork. She's no longer with us.

00:55:48.120 She just died. No, she's on YouTube. We left her over on YouTube. Rest in peace, fam. Um,

00:55:56.760 no, so like 128 is a really good one. That's one of the ones I'm reading about. It's actually in one

00:56:00.520 of these books up here that I'm reading through it. So different vibratorial things can stimulate,

00:56:05.320 it's called, you know, just physical stimulation, vibration, vibrational stimulation upon the body.

00:56:09.960 It can cause stem cells to, you know, reproduction of stem cells. That's what the word I was thinking of.

00:56:15.320 But these, it has been shown to do this. And this is something, like I said, going into med beds,

00:56:20.760 and I think it's something that's coming about. These are preventative medicines. It's like changing

00:56:25.480 the oil on your car, keep it up and your car is going to run. Otherwise you're going to run into

00:56:29.160 an issue. That's something that big pharma doesn't deal with. They deal with the locked up motor.

00:56:35.080 They deal with all this stuff. They don't deal with selling you oil. They don't care about that.

00:56:41.640 Their job is to work upon the broken transmission or the broken block or all of these different

00:56:48.200 things. That is their job. They don't care about keeping you healthy. And it's sad that doctors

00:56:53.640 have went that route, that it's overtaken their entire industry of, instead of helping you with

00:56:58.840 nutrition and preventative medicine and preventative measures, that they're actually giving you something

00:57:04.360 to fix the transmission or the block. It's freaking ridiculous. And you know, it goes against every

00:57:10.280 bit of my morals and ethics. And I think this is the reason I'm getting pushback from the medical

00:57:15.880 establishment is because I'm getting ahead of their game. I'm stopping people from having to go and see

00:57:21.960 them. And so I get it. If somebody was stopping my business too, man, like I want people to be born

00:57:27.800 because I sell a product. If there's no people to be born, how can I sell a product? So they're

00:57:32.840 looking at the same way. If this guy's stopping people from getting diseases or having to come

00:57:38.280 see us, we don't want that. But, and you know, this is just the ethics I work in. You know, I have what,

00:57:44.680 six, seven employees and myself, and I keep on trying to grow. I was just telling top before we began,

00:57:51.000 I tripled the size of the company within this last year. I'm hoping to be able to triple it again.

00:57:55.720 And people are waking up to this, this preventative stuff. And it's only through the efforts of people

00:58:02.920 being broken and people in pain and using my stuff to where they're actually telling other people

00:58:08.360 about it's the only way to convince people because if you're, if your car's running good

00:58:12.600 and it's been using this oil and everything's going perfect, are you going to buy a different oil?

00:58:17.000 Just stick to the same one, right? So if it's not broken, don't fix it.

00:58:20.760 So we've been, you know, I've been targeting for people that are in pain, but it's good for

00:58:24.840 everybody to have this preliminarily and not just as a result of pain or whenever you're broken.

00:58:31.480 Use it daily. And over time, you'll notice, be like, my life's just a lot better.

00:58:36.920 Oh, Dunk Mode's going to DM you on, on X. That's probably a good way, right, Matt?

00:58:40.520 Yeah, that's an excellent way to do it. DM me on X.

00:58:42.840 To Tiny Boop Squig Shorterly's question. I love that person.

00:58:49.480 Tiny Boop Squig Shorterly is one of the homies and they're always submitting super chaps,

00:58:53.640 always with good questions too. This idea of semantics or cymatics and even the cathedral

00:59:03.480 aspect gets me thinking about those experiments that they did where they played certain music or

00:59:08.920 they did positive affirmations or negative affirmations to water.

00:59:14.520 Well, the idea of, have you, have you followed the, the idea of these buried bells?

00:59:19.240 Oh yeah. Where they got rid of bells to, they said for bullets, but really they just weren't,

00:59:25.240 uh, you know, for people to become sick. There, there is a difference in the ground.

00:59:29.480 Yeah. The tuning of bells is important. I just want to say on that topic that, um,

00:59:35.480 you know, you, you observe that certain music will create on the cymatics plate, um,

00:59:41.320 visual representation of what appears to be the windows in the cathedral, right? Like we've seen

00:59:44.840 that sort of a thing. We've also seen positive things create, um, organized, beautiful crystalline

00:59:50.760 structures in water that is then frozen after the affirmations. We've seen that negative things

00:59:55.320 created chaotic, uh, you know, non-uniform, no, no, no order, no symmetry. Um, I wonder because our

01:00:03.080 bodies are made up of so much water, what then do these frequencies, what are they doing on the

01:00:08.280 inside? If, if the water in your body is organized into one way versus, you know, when it comes to

01:00:13.800 positive affirmations and in another way, a chaotic mess. And when it comes to negative affirmations,

01:00:19.720 I mean, those things seem to go hand in hand perfectly. It seems like a no brainer there.

01:00:24.120 The things that you're submitting yourself to probably music does the same thing, right?

01:00:27.880 Where it's like, if there is a beautiful structured.

01:00:30.760 It helps out with the mind and it does structure water, water holds memory. And I'll explain this

01:00:35.720 top. If you can bring up my website, I'll show you exactly where to look at clinical trials on this.

01:00:39.880 So, uh, water molecules, they are molecules. And whenever you take it away from the earth's field,

01:00:45.240 um, think of magnetizing, right? So if you magnetize water structures in a different form,

01:00:50.680 then they can rearrange and becomes a structure. Go up here to more at the top,

01:00:54.920 go to the dropdown and go to research.

01:01:00.360 These are all peer-to-peer studies up on different EMF frequencies and everything.

01:01:04.840 The government knows about this. All of these are on PubMed or the national institute of health.gov.

01:01:10.440 Scroll to the bottom. You'll see a set of five different ones. Uh, keep on going down.

01:01:15.880 Right there. 432 versus 440. You can read about this within music and the help and the benefits

01:01:21.960 that it's had to the body. If it's tuned to 432 versus 440, these are very interesting. It helps

01:01:28.040 to get rid of oxidative stress. It helps with cortisol levels, a lot of different things. So go to this,

01:01:34.440 read this. There's one in there that first one effective music 432 versus 440 on dental anxiety.

01:01:40.440 They took a group of people that are very anxious to go to the dentist that are scared of the dentist

01:01:45.240 and they played 440 for them. They let them go. They got their feedback on, you know,

01:01:49.880 what the experience was like. And then they took them to the dentist again after playing for or during

01:01:54.520 the dentist, they played 432 tune of music, totally different outcome. They was more relaxed.

01:01:59.720 They had a better experience. It wasn't as bad. They did not have the anxiety that they had before.

01:02:05.240 So this water, water structuring, it is the different structure in the formation of how

01:02:09.880 water molecules are aligned within the body, how they're set up. If there is a pattern,

01:02:15.160 whenever you do reverse osmosis, um, that's what one of these are right here that, you know,

01:02:19.960 it's got this plastic thing in it. It's got this filter

01:02:24.120 and the holes in it are made through electrons being shot through it.

01:02:32.920 And that's how you get that small, that small, small hole in it. These are all, these are all plastic.

01:02:41.640 I don't know if I can pull one of these out. Yep.

01:02:43.800 So each one of these have different holes that are in it, small holes. So the water goes in here

01:02:52.040 and it has a high pressure situation to shoot the water through anything that's larger than the water

01:02:57.480 molecule. It ends up staying behind inside that filter. And that's how they're filtering this water.

01:03:03.560 It's also messing the water up, the structure of the water molecules. It's creating clumps of them.

01:03:09.320 Instead of it actually being strategically placed and in a design that can penetrate cells like this,

01:03:15.080 now you've got a big clump of them and it's going up against the cells and it's stopping

01:03:18.440 because they are sticking to one another. And now you don't get the benefits of water

01:03:21.960 because it's not in your system. Do you still have that structured,

01:03:25.720 you have that structured water system up for sale still, or you sold out?

01:03:31.400 Oh, you're talking about the, this right here, actually, I was going to show up.

01:03:34.840 I've never sold them. I've never sold them.

01:03:37.480 I thought they were up on the website. No, they're not. Uh, it's actually,

01:03:41.560 it's this one right here. You can see the model number if anybody wants to look it up.

01:03:47.160 What I did was I found a company that was manufacturing these. This one's actually going

01:03:52.200 to Clint Russell's pick. I forgot if he even picked somebody to give it to. I got it right. I'll find out.

01:03:56.760 Uh, but that guy, what did you say?

01:03:59.160 That guy, dude.

01:03:59.880 I don't know. This guy, I even have his, that name is Clint Russell.

01:04:03.960 Uh, I chose him to figure somebody else to give it to. I, I found the company and I ordered one. I got

01:04:11.160 it. I took it all apart. I figured out all the components. I found upgrades to the components.

01:04:15.960 So then I, I ordered all the components and I said, I want these inside of it. Had them ship

01:04:20.840 it to the manufacturer. They built it with my components. So this isn't going to be the same

01:04:25.000 machine that you look up on that model, same model number upgraded components, but I got it.

01:04:29.640 Dude, I paid like $2,500 each for these. I never sold them. Never even put them up on the website.

01:04:35.640 Didn't really care to. So this year for Christmas, I'm just giving them away to different people.

01:04:40.360 That's a banger of a Christmas gift. It is really. Yeah. It's amazing. But you know,

01:04:45.880 I'm happy to be able to help out and it's through supportive customers and people buying stuff and

01:04:50.520 supporting the company that we're actually able to give some of these machines away to be able to

01:04:55.160 help people that are in dire need. Something that, you know, big pharma doesn't do. It's probably a

01:04:59.320 terrible business idea. And you know, for me to give $30,000 a product away, it's a horrible business.

01:05:05.880 I run a t shirt company where I actively tell people you shouldn't wear this in public. So I

01:05:11.400 I'm right there with you with bad business practices, but it seems to be working. I don't

01:05:15.480 know. It seems to be doing fine. It's terrible. Just imagine how good we'd do if we actually

01:05:20.040 did the standard stuff. So I can't go public because I make bad business decisions. I didn't

01:05:25.080 end up in jail. That might be a complete dead end, but it's just something that popped into my

01:05:31.400 head. One of my favorite albums right now is Jesus is Lord by Kanye West. You're not allowed to

01:05:34.600 like Kanye West right now because he's retarded, but once upon a time, he made great music. And

01:05:39.320 this is actually the, the frequency list on his song that hurts. And I just, I just thought it

01:05:46.840 was interesting because there's such an array here, right? 310, 350, 400, 369. What is,

01:05:53.560 what is the significance of 444? Do you think that there's any sort of go ahead?

01:06:00.360 Yeah, there's a difference within all of these. Um, so you have to be within half a Hertz for

01:06:06.440 things to be effective, but whenever you're tuning music, it's totally different. You can

01:06:10.840 play whatever music you want. It has different keys and notes in it, but what really matters

01:06:15.800 is the pulsation rate, right? So Hertz are measured in pulses per second. So whenever you're running this,

01:06:23.560 you can have 440 pulses per second and you hear more sound because it does pulse more,

01:06:28.040 it's set up to where it has that pattern of 440. So, you know, like if I, if I do five,

01:06:35.960 right. And each one of these is a pulse. And if I do three, it's going to line up to completely

01:06:40.600 different. In fact, want to hit right here, want to hit in the middle, like just like on five,

01:06:45.080 but this is the only one that's going to be lined up if you layer three over top of the five. See,

01:06:49.480 so pulses actually help. Uh, so that's how you tune music, even though they have all these keys

01:06:54.840 and everything, you can tune it to 432 to where it has those pulses. And that's what really affects

01:06:59.640 the body is that alignment, that lineup through it. It's not necessarily the song, but it is that

01:07:06.360 rate. The reason that we have to use EMF over sound, I mean, you can tune sound to 432 and that's

01:07:12.440 perfectly fine. EMF penetrates the body. Light penetrates the body too. Like the light,

01:07:17.320 red light therapy is talking about the reason it can penetrate and it affects it differently is

01:07:21.640 because red light has a different frequency than blue light. It's going to penetrate differently.

01:07:27.160 It's going to go to a different depth. So you have these photons and these waves

01:07:31.240 that penetrate at a different depth altogether. That's basically what it is on a simple form.

01:07:36.920 Do you think when you hear these things, somebody brought up a good question. This is something that

01:07:39.960 I often wonder, um, where did it go here? So these there's music all over the internet,

01:07:45.640 right? You go on YouTube and it says, oh, that this, this song is tuned to 440 Hertz,

01:07:50.440 uh, by my ear, entirely undetectable. Do you think that, is there anything that happens to

01:07:56.760 when you're processing these things, you're condensing them down to an MP3? Does any of

01:08:01.080 that get lost? Do you know? I mean, it just feels like, yeah, it gets lost, but quick for,

01:08:05.800 if anyone wants to test it, you can just get on your phone, you can download an app. Uh, most tuners

01:08:10.840 as they like, it's a guitar tuner, but it'll pick up the frequency and it'll actually tell you

01:08:15.720 what frequency that's at and which note you're, you're hearing. So you could check that way. Yeah.

01:08:20.440 But the alignment is 432 or 440 as well. I test a lot of these things on YouTube. I've found them to

01:08:27.240 be sporadic. They're not accurate. They are accurate. I'll show you what I test them with

01:08:32.440 is that's my tool bench over here. Uh, so my oscilloscope right here is actually what I test

01:08:40.680 it with. You know, I have a frequency generator, have my oscilloscope and you know, this right here,

01:08:45.240 I make this work, uh, the same as, I mean, that's a power supply. I make that work the same as a spooky

01:08:51.480 two system. So whenever I'm running my frequencies, I test them on that work bench. I make sure everything

01:08:57.240 on my app is aligned. Um, I actually have mine offset a little bit on my app versus other apps.

01:09:04.920 And this seems to show a little bit more workhorse and it shows efficacy a little bit. So I have mine

01:09:11.560 120 degrees out of phase of one another. I've posted this online. I give all these companies

01:09:16.520 this free information and nobody changes. And this is the reason that we are a leader in the company in

01:09:22.040 this realm within electromagnetic frequencies. You know, it's not my last name that's gotten me to where I

01:09:27.000 am. That's helped, but it's really the quality of the product and what we're doing and what we're

01:09:33.720 achieving and where we're going to and how we're helping people. That's what sets us apart from

01:09:39.240 these other companies like spooky too. For one, they're an electromuscular stimulator. Mine's an EMF,

01:09:45.480 two totally different horses, but somehow they call themselves a Rife machine. I don't care at the end of

01:09:50.680 the day, you know, Rife technology is going to do a better job. It's going to show a higher advocacy.

01:09:55.880 It's going to help more people in a faster time and to a further extent than these other companies.

01:10:00.680 And that's what sets us apart. That's the reason we're ahead of the game. And because we test

01:10:04.840 everything, I'm fully transparent. Anybody can come here too. You guys, anybody's welcome to come here.

01:10:09.480 We have a guy that's coming from Canada. It's going to be here between 3.30 and 4.00 today.

01:10:13.400 And he's coming down, pick up a machine, check out the Rife building. I'll send you in the back,

01:10:18.600 let you see how it's all made. And none of these companies really want to pick up on this stuff.

01:10:22.920 Everybody, they're all scared of me. I'll call them and be like, Hey, I'll, I'll come out and help you

01:10:26.840 out. I will. Cause I want competition and everybody's just sitting on their hands,

01:10:31.400 but it's only through hard work and effectiveness and being able to upgrade and being transparent

01:10:36.920 that you're actually going to make it anywhere within this organization or within this field.

01:10:42.040 I want to address this real quick. Shout out Eddie Grimm. He says, um,

01:10:46.440 Matt sent me a Rife machine back in June and it changed my life. Um, so many of our fan base,

01:10:52.440 we call them, uh, the dangerous retards and that's affectionately. So, so many of the dangerous

01:10:57.080 retards. Also accurate. It's also very accurate. Yeah. Um, have a relationship with real life

01:11:04.760 technology. And so many people are, are, are made better from it. And I see it all the time.

01:11:09.880 Cause we have all these different chats. We have a telegram chat and a, and a Twitter chat and things

01:11:13.320 like that. And, um, and quite often it'll come up, somebody will be saying they're using their

01:11:17.160 machine and, and, uh, it's really like this back and forth, a casual conversation that's filled with

01:11:21.960 testimony of all these people who have used it for one thing or another. And, um, it's just a weird

01:11:27.160 time to be doing this thing that you're doing, Matt, because we're in an air of medical uncertainty,

01:11:32.200 you know, to, to, to put it maybe a little reductively. Um, and there are a lot of people,

01:11:37.240 not just medical uncertainty, but we're moving into this idea of the golden age. Right. And

01:11:42.520 it's like, that's paired with, uh, I know this is not reflective on you or your ideology,

01:11:47.800 but that's paired with the Q movement and the Q movements paired with things like they're like,

01:11:51.480 they've been saying for a long time, there's going to be med beds and they're going to like

01:11:54.040 regenerate JFK's head in them. It's like, maybe, maybe not. What is it? What is the med bed? I

01:11:57.480 don't ever understand really what a med bed is. Yeah. Yeah. It's, it's, it's been done through lore

01:12:02.840 really is how it's built. It's a, it's a, it's more of a brand than anything. Now,

01:12:07.800 nobody's ever had a med bed, but I do know one thing, what's the idea that it's supposed to be,

01:12:13.480 uh, to where, okay. You've seen like star Wars, all these things to where they'll take a scanner

01:12:18.280 and scan it over and be like, okay, now it's fixed. Or they're laying on a bed because they

01:12:21.880 have a broken or their leg got cut off and they're regenerating their leg. It's that kind of ideology

01:12:27.320 to where it's a medical bed and we are going to be building them. But we have seven, we have

01:12:32.280 seven different modalities of healing effectiveness in it. For one, it's going to be EMF. One

01:12:37.560 question. We're also going to be, am I, am I out of line for saying that they can't regenerate

01:12:41.720 JFK's blown up head? Like, is that, is that beyond, I don't think you're out of line one bit.

01:12:48.280 Here's my thought. That sounds crazy. You have a soul and whenever your soul leaves your body,

01:12:53.560 that's where the electrical activity stops. So thank you to the dunk for putting this in

01:12:58.360 terminologies that I can understand. It's a, it's a, it's just a branding thing. Like

01:13:08.600 we're going to be calling ours a med bed, but you know, we got to call it like something rife to

01:13:13.000 where we separate it. You know, it's a, it's a brand really. It's like saying, oh, there's

01:13:18.120 a bandaid, right? You know? Okay. Well, that's more of a branding thing. It's actually a bandage

01:13:23.960 wrap or something like that, or a tissue, or, you know, give me a Kleenex, right? It's a tissue.

01:13:29.240 But if I think of it as a branding term, I don't know. But you know, ultimately I think that through

01:13:34.600 the seven different modalities that we're having that are all holistic, that I'm looking at,

01:13:39.960 we're taking a broken femur from a six week healing time down to three days.

01:13:44.440 The caveat to that is you have to stay in that bed for three days straight. So I, I think that

01:13:50.680 we're going to do this through, you know, um, firing up the mitochondria, providing the energy

01:13:55.880 to the body, using the EMFs to be able to bring things like calcium and things down to that broken

01:14:00.520 femur and, you know, being able to, you know, put the, what's that stuff called that people sell?

01:14:07.000 I used to do it in college. The stuff out of your blood. No, I wouldn't. Yeah. Plasma,

01:14:15.080 bringing the plasma down to that area for blood clotting, things like that. I think that all

01:14:19.640 these different things in conjunction to one another, that we can take a six week healing

01:14:24.440 time down to three days. And the key to that is the right machine through EMFs and different frequencies

01:14:31.240 for cellular regeneration to where I've never seen anything that match mine. I think it's

01:14:36.920 unparalleled. And of course, everybody, this is anecdotal. You know, I don't want to get in

01:14:40.920 trouble with the FDA. I don't make claims. And that's our next step is actually to do the clinical

01:14:45.480 trials on inflammation markers. We have it all set up and, you know, top us waiting on your,

01:14:51.480 your wife because your wife works in this field. If she wants to work with us, then, you know,

01:14:55.960 we need somebody to fill that position to where we can actually do this and we can show objective

01:15:02.120 evidence and we can get it into RFK's hands and we can put this out. In fact, as soon as I get it,

01:15:06.840 I want to do a ton of podcast shows to be able to present the objective evidence done by a third part

01:15:13.160 or done by labs and all these other things to show all of the data to be able to go over this and show

01:15:18.920 the inflammation markers gone. We had somebody send us their results, their inflammation markers

01:15:24.440 and their thyroid markers were very high. And after two months of the Rife machine, all of them were

01:15:29.560 just disappeared almost like all the inflammation markers and thyroid markers gone, which is showing

01:15:35.160 that it's good health. This is very exciting. So when I get my leg extension surgery, I know where to

01:15:41.000 go for a speedy recovery. So there's something that I wanted to run by you. I wanted to get your

01:15:47.560 thoughts on it. As soon as I heard this, I was like, I got mad about it. There's a guy, his name's

01:15:52.600 Cliff High. The audience is rolling their eyes. I'm going to detach very quickly. He's the guy who

01:15:59.720 makes a lot of predictions based off of a web bot, yada, yada, yada. It doesn't matter. But one of the

01:16:03.320 things that he's predicting is that there's going to come a time in the near future, we might see

01:16:08.280 this like next year, this technology start to get rolled out. But basically what he's alluding to is

01:16:13.240 this idea of like ingesting silver. We've all, you know, seen the colloidal silver thing. He said it

01:16:18.520 it wasn't quite that, but you know, similar idea, right? You're getting the silver in your body.

01:16:23.800 And then there was a correlating device on the outside of your body that you would then use

01:16:28.200 over concentrated areas. Let's say you had something wrong with this or that you would

01:16:31.880 use this device over that area. And I guess it would work somehow in conjunction with

01:16:36.680 this silver that is now, you know, internalized, it's in your body. And this would speed up a recovery

01:16:42.600 process exponentially. He thinks that we're, we're not going to go towards med beds exactly,

01:16:49.480 but that the, the technology that we're about to be given and whether or not you think it's

01:16:53.800 on the horizon, or if you think that they have something like this in development, we might get

01:16:57.080 it one day, it doesn't matter. But this idea that you could use silver in tandem with some sort of

01:17:03.000 external technology and speed up the healing process. Do you think that there's any validity to

01:17:07.880 that? Yeah, a hundred percent. Yeah. Okay. I think we can already do that. So if you take

01:17:13.320 colloidal silver and anything and you put an electromagnetic field, like a right machine coil

01:17:17.720 over it, I think it'll do exactly what you're talking about. We already see this happening anyway,

01:17:22.120 through chlorine dioxide and cold laser. So everything that he's saying, yeah, a hundred percent.

01:17:28.360 I think we can already do it though. In fact, that's a good experiment to run. Maybe I can,

01:17:32.920 because I sell colloidal copper and it's got colloidal silver in it too. It's one percent

01:17:37.640 copper, 99% silver. I'm one of only two places in the US you can get it from. In fact, that's what's

01:17:43.000 going on with the water machines as well. But you can order that and I'll see if I can't drop some

01:17:47.880 on a cut, you know, drop some in a cut, let it absorb in. That's it. And then we will run a

01:17:53.720 rife machine over it and see if it helps the healing process. I think it's, yeah, 100%, man. But

01:17:58.680 Cliff Hyde sounds like a CIA agent, bro. Oh, a hundred percent. Oh, he is.

01:18:02.360 Sounds like a CIA agent.

01:18:04.040 Yeah, yeah. That sounds like a CIA agent.

01:18:07.160 Yeah, his father was CIA and he was raised in a household with a lot of CIA agents that would

01:18:12.360 come and go. His family was, you know, pretty tied in intrinsically with them.

01:18:16.520 Is he the guy who predicted the drones? Yeah, he's the guy who predicted the drones.

01:18:21.080 And a number of other things that are interesting that I've beat to death and the audience will soon

01:18:27.080 have me drawn and quartered if I bring it up again. But yeah, there's a lot of interesting

01:18:31.320 things that he has to say. I just wonder about that, right? Because it's like, what might that

01:18:35.400 technology look like? Is it something that is redirecting? Once you internalize this silver,

01:18:40.840 can you then sort of like, in a way that you would manipulate a magnet and metal shavings,

01:18:47.720 could you then draw them somehow to a certain area to concentrate them there? And I'd be interested

01:18:55.080 one day if we got to see more of this. So silver specifically.

01:19:00.680 It's antibacterial, right? Or antimicrobial? Yeah, it is. It's antimicrobial, but not only that,

01:19:05.720 but it creates eddy currents just like copper, right? So there's something that's called continuity

01:19:10.440 scale. And what that is, is what's the continuity rating of different materials? Like what's the

01:19:17.320 resistive nature of electricity running through it? How well can electricity run through this?

01:19:22.440 So on a scale from one to a hundred, silver is a hundred. It's the best conductor of electricity

01:19:27.880 that there is besides our earth. Our earth is the number one conductor of all of it. Copper is a 97.

01:19:34.360 That's the reason we use copper wiring versus silver because of the expense. And it's a 97. It's

01:19:39.400 only three points off. Gold is like a 58, I think somewhere around there. The reason people use gold

01:19:45.480 in different conduction is because it doesn't allow outside noise to be conducted. So the EMFs that hit

01:19:51.320 it, gold does not pick that up and transfer that. So that's the reason you have it in audio material

01:19:56.280 and things of that nature. What you can do on the other hands, you can also shield it. And this is

01:20:01.000 called a plenum wire. I don't know. You have shielded wire. You have plenum totally different.

01:20:05.320 You have shielded wire. If you don't want noise to be picked up, then what you do is you wrap it in

01:20:10.040 an aluminum foil or some kind of conductive material. And then you put a drain wire to it.

01:20:14.120 That drain wire is just a wire running and it's going to earth ground. I have all these set up inside

01:20:18.760 my rooms over here, inside my rooms where people use the rifle machine, they're Faraday cages.

01:20:24.200 I have wire wrapped around every bit of it. And I have those connected to a ground wire to where it picks

01:20:29.080 up all the EMFs and it sends it into earth. In fact, I suggest that everybody do this within

01:20:33.720 their house. Inside your room, you should be able to have something that's plugged into the ground

01:20:39.000 of your house and to where it can pick up all these extra wifi signals, all these extra EMFs,

01:20:44.600 and it sends this positive ionization down to earth. It creates a cleaner household for you.

01:20:50.040 It just helps out a ton. You don't want all that trash inside your system.

01:20:53.320 What type of a device would that be called?

01:20:58.440 Just an antenna. I mean, honestly, like grounded sheets and everything. So the sheets, they're

01:21:05.880 made with nickel. Nickel is gone through within the thread and that's what creates that grounding

01:21:11.160 material. Same thing with the rifle. It's got nickel that's embedded into those threads and it picks up

01:21:19.800 electrical activity and it sends it to earth. So whenever you're touching these things, you're

01:21:24.440 touching that nickel and it's going into earth. One good practice. There's a NASA, there's a guy

01:21:29.400 who worked for NASA. He's a mechanical engineer. I'm working with him down in Florida on some things

01:21:33.880 right now. He was telling me, he said, I never thought about this before. He said, yeah, every time I

01:21:38.680 take a shower, I put my foot on the metal drain. He said, and you can, you can feel that energy

01:21:44.840 leaving your body. And you know, whenever these things, so within electrical engineering, negative

01:21:49.560 ionization can knock out positives, right? It replaces it. Your body absorbs negative better

01:21:55.080 than it does positive. So it's going to be able to take the place of it. He said that you can feel

01:21:59.480 that energy being sucked out of your body and the negative ionization coming in. And there's somebody

01:22:04.840 that's called, um, it's runoff essentially to where you can feel it leaving your body. And you do,

01:22:10.440 you feel these positive ions leaving your body. I started trying it. I was like, man, this guy's

01:22:14.440 right. You know, super intelligent guy. And yeah, I'm, I'm blessed to be able to work with this guy.

01:22:19.560 He actually has the, uh, the water car, the car that runs off water. He has it in a shop.

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01:23:56.840 Yeah. The next time I'm done in Florida, you guys are welcome to come down and check it out.

01:24:01.320 Oh, that would be awesome. That would be awesome. Don't invite us to NASA though. That's a, that

01:24:05.320 would be a mistake. You're like,

01:24:06.520 It doesn't work for NASA.

01:24:09.080 Everything here is me.

01:24:09.800 But I'll show you guys the car.

01:24:12.600 I'll show you guys the car and the scooter that are hydrogen run.

01:24:15.720 So it's electrolysis. Uh, even this machine, that water machine I was showing you,

01:24:19.960 essentially you can turn that into a generator to be able to run your car off of hydrogen.

01:24:24.920 So you separate the water. It's electrolysis. It separates the hydrogen from the oxygen.

01:24:29.960 And now you have hydrogen and oxygen. You have two, you have twice as much hydrogen as you do oxygen.

01:24:35.480 They both burn. Oxygen is an accelerator. So you can even burn a diamond just as long as you're blowing

01:24:41.160 oxygen right on it, because it makes it hotter. It makes it burn faster. And the hydrogen burns itself.

01:24:46.200 The only problem with hydrogen motors, hydrogen burns at such a high temperature, it melts the block.

01:24:52.440 That's the re that's reason it's hard for us to use. But if you use ceramic and you coat

01:24:56.520 everything in ceramic, you can 100% use it.

01:25:00.200 This is an interesting question here by, uh, by Xerox. This is something that I wonder often because

01:25:04.440 it's, it's like the water game has changed. We're no longer just drinking regular water, right?

01:25:08.280 As conspiracy theorists who moved away from tap water because there's fluoride in it.

01:25:11.400 Apparently the water game is very complicated. Xerox says, is there any positive to drinking

01:25:15.960 alkaline water versus regular water? And, and this is a question that I have too, because

01:25:20.840 this is something that you go back and forth with. It's like, it's very important. People are saying

01:25:23.960 also to drink distilled water, but then distilled water has no mineral content. So it's, it can actually

01:25:29.000 drain, uh, and dehydrate you in some crazy way. I don't even begin to understand it.

01:25:34.120 So I drink distilled water. The reason why that, that was a whole marketing gambit by water companies.

01:25:42.280 You know, they say, Oh, if you drink distilled water, it's going to rip the minerals out of your

01:25:46.200 body. If you're so what I was made to believe, if you're so worried about your nutrients being

01:25:51.960 taken out of your body because you're drinking distilled water and it absorbs a little bit of

01:25:56.520 that, dude, you need some more minerals in your life. I mean, you must, you must not even be eating.

01:26:02.200 Your mineral source should not be coming from your water. It should be coming from your food.

01:26:06.440 And if that little bit of absorption is ripping all the nutrients out of your body, you barely

01:26:10.600 have any to begin with. And, you know, Roy used to wake up every day and drink three glasses of

01:26:15.960 distilled water. That's what I do feel a lot better than losing a lot of weight. So yeah, the, the water

01:26:22.360 game has changed. I also put salt in my water. I put Celtic salt. Salt is a water structuring mineral.

01:26:29.240 That's the reason like Gatorade, it's so salty. It structures the water. Now the structured water

01:26:34.040 can penetrate your body. It can penetrate the cells. It's no longer clumped up into all these large,

01:26:39.480 you know, just clumps essentially to where it can't penetrate. Like the cells going in,

01:26:43.480 it's just stopping them. When you structure it, they can flow right through. So put salt in your

01:26:47.880 water. It structures it. I put a little bit of baking soda in my water, adds a little bit of extra

01:26:52.520 hydrogen and oxygen to the water. I'll run electrolysis on it to where it rips the hydrogen

01:26:58.920 and the oxygen apart. And it puts the gas, this other state of matter into my water because water

01:27:05.160 will absorb oxygen and hydrogen, all these bubbles. And, you know, I drink that the hydrogen. It, you

01:27:11.560 know, it helps get rid of free radicals in your body. It's taking these electrons that are just bouncing

01:27:15.880 around. It gets rid of them. It's really good for you. So yeah, the alkaline water, the benefits of

01:27:22.040 that is you have alkalinity and you have acidity. Now nothing can live in a pure alkaline state and

01:27:27.880 nothing can live in a pure acidic state. The problem is people are drinking so much alkaline water and

01:27:33.160 they're alkalizing their body so much that their kidneys are starting to shut down. Don't do that.

01:27:39.000 You need a state of alkalinity, but you need to stay. And you know, that's around what, like 9.5,

01:27:45.320 I think. I think that's it. Don't take my word for it. Look it up. But you want to be around 9.5 on

01:27:50.520 alkalinity. If you over alkalize your body, nothing going to live in a state of pure alkalinity. So

01:27:54.680 you're going to die too, but drink your alkaline water. So I drank distilled structured alkaline

01:28:01.160 water in the morning. That's what I drink. And so it's going to help my alkalinity, but I also take

01:28:05.880 a drink of coffee afterwards because my stomach has to have acid in it. You have microbes within your

01:28:11.880 stomach that help the breakdown of food and digestion, and you want to keep those alive.

01:28:16.360 So I also take a sip of coffee after I drink a whole glass of water and then I'll just finish

01:28:21.000 my cup of coffee. But that water goes into your system. It helps you live because it's getting

01:28:25.800 rid of the acid, which you can't live in acid. Neither can I. So yeah, you want to be able to

01:28:30.520 balance that out. There is a benefit to drinking alkaline water. That's interesting. Jonathan Otto,

01:28:35.320 who was a guest on the show recently, he's got a documentary on parasites. He also owns a red light

01:28:42.120 therapy company, but he puts, what is it? Where did it go? Chlorine dioxide? Chlorine dioxide, right?

01:28:51.560 So that's the same thing we said about chlorine dioxide. I don't actually know. I don't know all the

01:28:56.360 details of how it works in the body. What I was saying is I was repeating what that doctor said,

01:29:00.760 and I think it is chlorine dioxide. Also, yes, he drinks piss. Oh, why? There's that. Um, I don't

01:29:07.320 know, but he is the stem cells. I don't know. Yeah. He, I mean, I don't doubt him at all. He looks,

01:29:13.480 he puts piss on his face. Uh, he looks, I've heard of that. I've heard of people doing 15 years younger

01:29:18.360 than me. And he's, I like, he's like 10 years older than me or something like that. Use lemon juice.

01:29:24.120 Okay. So whenever you get stung by a jellyfish, it's the acidity,

01:29:29.720 like the same acid that breaks apart fat within a steak, that tenderizer. That's,

01:29:35.320 that's what it does is it, it breaks apart that poison. So I'm guessing that he's using piss because

01:29:40.120 of the acidic nature of it. So just use fucking lemon juice. Don't piss on your face. Before I do

01:29:45.160 lemon juice, I'm going to go piss because I can't, I can't discredit what he's saying until I too, uh,

01:29:51.240 you're going to drink it on my face. Um, I don't know that I'm going to drink it. That's a rough,

01:29:56.520 that's a rough look, man. Like this dude is a professional and, um,

01:29:59.960 it was great to have him on the show.

01:30:04.840 Dude, drink your piss. You should do it on here.

01:30:07.960 Oh, I don't know, dude. I don't know if I could drink my piss. It's that's a hard,

01:30:12.360 um, that's a hard ticket to fill. I don't know that I could do that. Um, he's a better man than

01:30:16.360 me, but, but look, I want to ask you cause we're coming into the close of the show here. And I want

01:30:20.040 to ask you one thing, and then we do have to, uh, talk a little bit about the, uh, the

01:30:26.360 viewer appreciation giveaway that we're going to do. But what I want to ask you is because Matt,

01:30:30.200 you're, you're a guy who does so many different things and, um, it has been really wild to

01:30:37.880 kind of two things develop alongside you, but to watch you develop over what has only been a year,

01:30:42.360 uh, of, of me, you know, knowing you, uh, to see how far real life technology has come

01:30:50.120 and all the different things that you offer and just all the places that you've been,

01:30:53.480 what's on the horizon? What are you working on? What's like the thing that you're excited

01:30:56.520 out about right now?

01:30:58.600 Med beds and food. Um, I keep on talking about the antennas that I'm building.

01:31:02.840 I have yet to have time to actually finish all of them that I want to, but I want to get it in line

01:31:08.360 because you know, what we was talking about, the, the radiate, the, the overall radiation

01:31:14.680 of all the EM fields and all the different signals that we saw to be bad and the ionization,

01:31:20.360 I want to be able to help the food grow, uh, because without food, we don't have good nutrients.

01:31:25.160 So just as our health is important and just as important as the health of our food that we grow and

01:31:30.840 we eat. And even if you're on a meat only diet, you know, whatever you're eating are eating those

01:31:36.440 plants. So we need to help that. Uh, the med beds is like, uh, med beds help whenever you're broken,

01:31:42.840 but I like preventive maintenance better than I do maintenance or just repair.

01:31:47.720 So yeah, I'm, I'm really excited about going into the agricultural industry. That's, that's the big

01:31:52.520 one. Very cool. You're doing things, Matt, that are going to piss people off. I've been worried

01:31:57.000 about you since the first day we had you on. I don't know. Yeah, exactly. We had him on killed yet.

01:32:02.200 After the show, I go, they're going to kill that guy. Yeah. Yeah. A hundred percent. Everyone said,

01:32:06.360 wow. I open up my phone. I go, I wonder if they killed Matt yet. And I look at Twitter and I go,

01:32:09.960 oh, there he is. There he is. Pretending to be Matt Rife, the comedian.

01:32:15.560 No, it's not. That's why they haven't killed you, dude. They're like, oh, we can't kill Matt Rife,

01:32:19.640 the comedian. Yeah. I'm not scared to death though. That's the thing. Like I've, I've been able to,

01:32:25.960 you know, I'm very blessed to be able to help other people live a fulfilled life and to be able to help

01:32:30.520 them out from their life being taken from them. And, you know, if, if we're playing a game of

01:32:35.320 economics, then the it's, it's been worthwhile. It's been worth the investment. So if I get killed,

01:32:41.160 you know, I, I have redundancies in place. I, you know, I have different, you know,

01:32:46.200 backup systems, like all of my research, everything that I do, I put this on servers and I have like a

01:32:52.600 multitude of servers. I also have different hard drives that's had the key taken off of it and I've

01:32:57.800 buried them and I have some sunk inside of waterways to where, and people have these keys

01:33:03.800 to where if I die for one, if I don't check into the server weekly, all of my research gets emailed

01:33:09.640 to everybody I've ever emailed in my life. You know, I, I made a Gmail back whenever Gmail first

01:33:16.840 started and you had to be invited to it. So, and then you got five invites. I made an email address

01:33:22.360 back when that happened. That's whenever I was like 21 years, 20 years old and I'm 42 now. So 22

01:33:27.880 years ago and everybody I've ever emailed on the email list, I've kept their, I've extracted all of

01:33:33.560 that and I keep my server up to date on a different email server to where if I don't check in through my

01:33:39.400 key, then it's automatically set to where, uh, one week after check-in it's one month later that it

01:33:45.560 emails to everybody I've ever known. So if I die, it kind of like tells people all the secrets. It tells

01:33:51.320 them all of my research on anti-gravity. It tells them all the benefits of hydrogen. It gives

01:33:56.360 everything inside of like a huge ass book. So narcissists are going to look at this and say,

01:34:02.120 well, if I kill him, then I'm going to die too because my livelihood's gone. So just let me play

01:34:07.240 the game. Just let me play the game of life. Let me benefit people to where I want to, to where I can.

01:34:12.600 And I'm not going to give all the secrets away. I'll, you know, I'll pay lobbyists to go through

01:34:16.600 Congress and pass things. I know how this game works. I know that I'm going to have to pay funds to these

01:34:20.840 different people. People want their piece of it and they'll leave me alone if I pay them. So yeah,

01:34:24.760 let's play that game. Just let me play too. Don't kill me. As, as this is so you,

01:34:31.800 Matt Reif, it's so you because you've given so much to us. I just love the idea that, um,

01:34:37.720 when you inevitably get assassinated, you will still give to us. And one day we'll just get a

01:34:41.960 download of your entire life work in our Gmail account. I got this weird email from Matt Reif.

01:34:47.000 What does he want? And it was like, Oh, it's a secret to everything. Everything.

01:34:50.280 Yeah. And it's, it's a month after. Listen, I've, I've missed checking in like weekly and I've had

01:34:56.040 to go back and be like, Oh no, it's all good. I'm still like, kind of like, don't disseminate

01:35:00.600 all my work to everyone, please. Thank you very much. Yeah. And what it is, it's whenever I log into

01:35:05.080 the server, I have it set up for a month later to email everybody. So I go back in every week and then I

01:35:11.160 set it a week later on the date, it's a pre written email. So, and it has, it has access to

01:35:17.400 the FTP server. Yeah. I believe we've had email correspondence. Please make sure we're on the list.

01:35:22.680 Um, if we're not just make sure Nephilimd squad at Gmail, but it's an FTP server that has all my

01:35:28.120 research and all my documents, all the, all the uploads, all the notes, everything, everything

01:35:33.160 I've ever gotten a hold of. And so people are going to get the email and they're going to have

01:35:37.720 access to the FTP server. It's not logging them into the FTP, but it's opening up the,

01:35:43.240 the portal. Like it's going in through the IP address, giving them access to that server

01:35:49.320 that has all the folders. Think of WikiLeaks. You're going to be able to go in there and you're

01:35:53.000 going to be able to open it up and download everything it's on. Uh, Matt Reif is our very own,

01:35:58.920 um, McAfee minus the poop hammock. I'm not, I'm not making meth in the backyard though.

01:36:05.400 That guy was crazy. I bet you, you would make the most awesome meth, the highest frequency

01:36:11.800 possible available on the market, uh, would be Heisenberg meth Heisenberg. Uh, let's do this.

01:36:19.480 Let's bring up this because we've been alluding to this idea of a giveaway. Um, Matt Reif in his,

01:36:25.160 in his constant state of, of charitability, is that a word that I just made up? Probably

01:36:29.160 is once again, giving away something for us to, uh, to show some appreciation to our supporters,

01:36:37.400 uh, in particular members of patreon.com backslash Nephilim death squad. Uh, one of you guys is

01:36:43.400 going to be the lucky recipient, but I mean, who's really lucky it's us here, right? Um,

01:36:48.200 the lucky recipient of this here, what is called the mission for kit. Um, Matt, can you tell us a

01:36:53.880 little bit about this? Cause I was reading it. It's very, it's very, uh, this is such a wild

01:36:59.560 thing that we're, we're giving away. Can you tell us a less, it's a less lethal rifle. It's chambered

01:37:05.400 as the same, um, caliber of a paintball, but I actually ordered aluminum balls. So I shoot the

01:37:13.320 aluminum. It's a, it's an overpowered paintball gun. So that means like the air compression is

01:37:19.560 turned up the release of air. It has a higher PSI. So it shoots projectiles at a faster rate,

01:37:25.480 but you can see right here, you have eco kinetic, which means it's kinetic. So it's, it's going to be

01:37:30.840 the, the kinetic force that it hits you. But I'm guessing the eco means it's biodegradable,

01:37:35.960 but you have different things. I love that. That's so wonderful.

01:37:38.280 Biodegradable bullets. It's amazing. You don't got to pick up those rounds, baby. You gotta leave them.

01:37:42.680 Right. Mine are aluminum. I'm guessing they come from the earth. That's good. Dude,

01:37:45.320 this thing hits hard. I shot a helmet with it. It cracked the helmet. So it shoots pepper balls

01:37:51.000 too. Doesn't it shoot pepper balls? Yes. Which I think is really funny. Pepper balls.

01:37:54.440 You have a couple of different ones. Like great. You have kinetic. Um, I don't see the pepper balls

01:37:58.920 on it, but it's one of the strongest pepper ball sizes. It's really awesome, man. It's a fun,

01:38:03.320 it's fun to shoot. Like, you know, you have an indoor target right there. They say it's pretty amazing.

01:38:08.200 So what I'm going to do is you guys decided to give it to one of your Patreon members as appreciation.

01:38:12.840 Um, and I guess they got to enter this, but you know, they'll enter and it's a used one. It's going

01:38:19.560 to be used. It's the one that I had and you know, I'm going to send it to you. That's awesome. So,

01:38:24.360 so yeah, but we have to work out. We have to make sure it's done legally and correctly. Yeah. I have

01:38:30.280 to make sure that I can give this to you or that there's an order from the company giving it to you.

01:38:35.800 I don't know. We still got to figure out safety because I'm not being responsible for the retards.

01:38:41.000 Litter. Yeah. Unfortunately, there's going to be some limitations, right? If your state doesn't

01:38:44.920 allow this sort of thing to be shipped for, you know, we're not going to get in trouble on behalf.

01:38:49.720 Oh, it is legal in all 50. Oh wow. Okay. All right. So, um, no, Reif is not sending it out. He

01:38:55.400 will send it to top lobster who actually does mail things out. Uh, yeah, we're going to be going there.

01:39:00.600 Um, but I'm going to upgrade it throughout time. I'm going to, I'm going to upgrade. I'm going to

01:39:05.160 add different components. It's got Picatinny rails on it. See that handle on the front? It's got four.

01:39:09.400 It's got four Picatinny rails on it, which is hilarious. This thing actually, uh,

01:39:14.520 fucks pretty hard. I was looking at it earlier. He sent this to me as the idea initially. And I was

01:39:18.120 like, I don't think you could send a real gun to people. Cause I mean, I'm looking at this thing.

01:39:21.720 I'm like, holy shit. Look at this. Just at first glance, that picture is just fucking awesome, dude.

01:39:26.040 Yeah. I saw that. I saw the post and I said, um, initially I was said, is Matt Reif giving

01:39:32.600 away an AR 15? What is happening? I immediately became incredibly jealous, still jealous, uh,

01:39:38.360 but not as jealous as, as I would have been if this was an AR 15. Um, so what we're going to do

01:39:43.240 is we're going to iron out the details. There's got to be some method by which you become eligible

01:39:48.360 for this sort of a thing. Um, but it's going to be Patreon, uh, exclusive for our Patreon members,

01:39:53.560 because, um, I just want to say thank you to those people. The Patreon has been growing

01:39:57.480 exponentially, uh, much more than I thought it had the ability to. Um, every day it's,

01:40:04.040 it's, it's kind of unbelievable how many people think that whatever we're doing here is worth

01:40:08.680 contributing, uh, monetarily. And so as a thank you, uh, to some lucky retard out there, uh,

01:40:13.880 they're going to get this bad boy. We're going to figure out the details of it. Just keep,

01:40:16.680 um, you know, paying attention to the show for updates. We'll drop details on the Patreon.

01:40:20.920 We're, we're also working on the Patreon on how to like provide a more unique experience to

01:40:27.000 give you guys something, maybe in something physical, tangible, because we're giving you

01:40:32.280 content all the time, but it's, you know what, I'm tired, but it's just not good enough. So we're,

01:40:37.960 we're really brainstorming and thinking about what else we can do.

01:40:41.320 Look, people are really excited too. Emily Pareca, God bless the practice. No,

01:40:44.360 we're not sending it to you, Emily. Here we go. Scott M. Matt, will you adopt Scott?

01:40:49.160 Yes. What I will say about Scott is he has a beautiful head of hair and he has a lovely

01:40:53.240 mustache. I will put you to work 100%. I think he's a hard worker and I think, um,

01:40:59.160 he's probably good company too. So better be, or you're going to get shot with a burner.

01:41:03.480 That's right. And that'll only increase the value.

01:41:07.400 This, uh, this rifle shot our very own Scott. And so, you know, even better. Um, yeah,

01:41:14.440 this is a good question. Can you, we would never condone and you should not, but I imagine

01:41:21.000 you probably could shoot down drones. Um, but I also like, even if I fly my drone in your backyard

01:41:27.960 and you throw a net up in it, you're messing with an aircraft and that's a federal offense.

01:41:32.200 Yeah. I watched a dude, um, sad story. And then we'll bring it in for landing after the sad story.

01:41:36.440 There's a guy out in Florida is an older gentleman, probably in his seventies. Uh,

01:41:39.880 Walmart was flying a drone. I guess they have delivery drones now. Uh, he, he waited there

01:41:44.520 and hovered for 10 minutes. He took a shot at it. Seems that he did actually hit it. It was over

01:41:48.920 his property. Uh, they arrested him. They, they took him to prison and, uh, yeah, he's, he's facing

01:41:52.760 federal offenses or federal charges. So, uh, don't shoot drones with this. This is not for that.

01:41:59.800 Um, but you know, Oh yeah. Eddie Grimm says that old guy was hilarious. He was,

01:42:08.280 when they were handcuffing him, he goes, I can't breathe. It was great. That guy was great. Uh,

01:42:15.240 but he's in prison now. He's going to die there. Um, all right, guys, thank you so much,

01:42:19.560 Matt Reif. Uh, one more time for the audience, please let them know where they can find your work.

01:42:24.680 Reif technology on X and you can go to my website, real rife technology.com to go through,

01:42:31.160 get your orders, things of that nature. If you sign up for the email list, you know,

01:42:35.240 where you get a discount that's emailed to you, you get a discount code. It's 10% off.

01:42:40.040 We're running a Christmas special right now at 35% off. Um, you can get anything. It's only

01:42:46.360 two rife machines. It's not everything on site, but the discount code is Christmas. That's going

01:42:51.400 to be taken off in a couple of days. So go ahead and place an order. Now we're sold out of blankets.

01:42:55.720 We're sold out a lot of stuff. Uh, we're getting all that stuff back in stock, but rife machines,

01:42:59.880 only discount code Christmas again, rife technology on X. Awesome. Awesome, man. Always,

01:43:06.120 always a pleasure talking to you, brother. Uh, you do so much for us, but in this short year of our

01:43:12.120 show's existence, uh, you, you definitely become, uh, a good buddy of the, of the show. Uh, a good.

01:43:18.680 Yeah. Yeah. Dude. Same. You guys, I'm glad to help you guys in a friendship. It's become

01:43:23.320 interesting. It's kind of like a side piece. Yeah. Maybe like a side piece. That's a good way

01:43:26.840 of saying it. Um, and I just want you to know that we appreciate that the side piece thing.

01:43:32.760 Um, thank you everybody for watching. Thank you, Matt, right. For joining us. Uh, top,

01:43:37.400 do we have anything else? No, that that's it. This was a, I thought this was a great episode,

01:43:41.720 man. This is what I wanted to do last time with you, Matt, but we ended up just talking

01:43:45.880 about a whole bunch of bullshit, but this was amazing. I think we brought some value to the

01:43:49.640 listeners here and, uh, yeah, I don't forget to obey, submit and comply. We'll see you later, guys.

01:44:15.880 the nation that portrays the bigger picture of what's happening. And they have.

Nephilim Death Squad - December 23, 2024

098： Rife Technology and the Bigger Picture： New Ways to Heal and Think w⧸ Matt Rife of Real Rife Technology

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