In this episode, Top Lobster, the Father of Disinformation, joins us to discuss the dangers of government control and why we need to wake up to the reality that we are all going to end up in a plane crash.
00:11:00.740That's interesting because it does connect into a lot of other topics.
00:11:07.040It's like the namesake of the show is, you know, Nephilim is embedded right in there.
00:11:11.660But that concept ends up opening tributaries to all sorts of other conspiracy theories.
00:11:19.740And honestly, we picked the namesake because we believe that it ties into virtually all of them.
00:11:26.520But on the topic of the Smithsonian, primarily what you get about their involvement in giant bones and things like that is their obfuscation of the topic.
00:11:39.380And these are all stories that I'm only aware of anecdotally.
00:11:42.560But in the same vein, you have no shortage of giant stories.
00:11:47.220You talked about the giant of Kandahar.
00:11:50.020That is probably one of the more famous ones.
00:11:52.880But there's no shortage of stories, human beings interacting typically in a combative way with these giants.
00:12:02.760And I guess the issue here is that it does not fit the fossil record.
00:12:09.980It doesn't fit the idea of evolution as it's conventionally pitched to us by, I suppose, the powers that be in archaeology and anthropology.
00:12:20.660And so you could make an argument that the reason the Smithsonian, if at all, they are hiding bones, it is to maintain the status quo, that being in the 21st century evolution.
00:12:35.260You have a real hard time placing giants into that picture.
00:12:40.060We've heard of the missing link and the idea is that somewhere there's a leap made between early hominids, prehistoric man, Neanderthals and modern day man.
00:12:53.160And the speculation that goes into that missing link is such that it should be a in-between point, sort of a hairy man, not quite Neanderthal, not quite human, doesn't exist in the fossil record, but surely is out there.
00:14:17.920Well, there's a very simple smoking gun.
00:14:22.980And what that is, is you have evidence all across this entire country of various remains being directly turned over to them and to their representatives.
00:14:46.160This guy has a receipt that says in 1890, whatever, I turned this over to you and you have no record of it existing.
00:14:55.220In fact, you say such a thing could not possibly exist.
00:14:59.020Well, there's a preponderance of evidence that, yes, it did exist because you collected it, you stored it, and now you claim it never existed.
00:15:07.580And, you know, skeptics will tell you, well, that's obviously very flimsy.
00:15:14.400How many instances of that could there possibly actually be?
00:15:18.580Well, there's hundreds, if not thousands.
00:15:20.740You can go to any county, cultural center, museum, historical society in this country and find probably at least one example of it, if not more.
00:15:31.720As to why they would be doing that, you have to look at the cultural context in which the Smithsonian came about and the cultural context of the country today, right?
00:15:43.180The Smithsonian came to be in the mid-19th century, the middle 1800s.
00:15:49.840And it's at that point that you're seeing this revolutionary tide sweep across Europe, bringing with it the final fruits of the Enlightenment.
00:16:01.220And this is something that had already taken root in the U.S. at that point.
00:16:05.820The U.S. was still a very Christian nation, but it had a lot of these Enlightenment ideals baked right in, right?
00:16:13.180That's what civics will tell you our Constitution was all about.
00:16:16.080But there is the other dimension of that that is more cultural than political, right?
00:16:22.360There were these vibes of deism, of spiritualism, of exploring the non-physical spaces of the physical world around us.
00:16:33.500And as the people in positions of power began to do this, they realized that, okay, we need our serfs to not understand or be able to access the same spaces that we are trying to.
00:16:51.760And that's where you start seeing this.
00:16:55.400Well, if they have these giants, they have connections to the tales of their own past, right?
00:17:01.340They can see other examples of it in the Bible, and they're going to believe that much more if they find these bones.
00:17:07.680The giants spoken about there must have been real because we found them even here.
00:17:12.280The Native Americans had their own cultural stories of these giant beings.
00:17:16.660Well, if their legends are validated, perhaps they will keep believing.
00:17:20.000These things were artifacts that allowed people to have a bastion in the physical world for their beliefs about the non-physical, and thus they had to go.
00:17:33.040It is no coincidence that the Smithsonian was collecting and destroying these while also putting so much effort into artificially boosting dinosaurs during the Bone Wars in the second half of the 1800s.
00:17:47.940You have these two competing archaeologists who were both notorious for fraud, inventing dinosaurs out of thin air, sometimes very literally, you know, fraudulent discoveries.
00:18:00.100And they were accepting these uncritically as proof of the newly rolled out theory of evolution, you know, rolled out in that century.
00:18:08.200Darwin was roughly contemporary with all of these events.
00:18:11.960And you have this then push to create this materialistic grounding and to subtly undermine the faith systems, not just of Christians, but of any faith system present.
00:18:24.900And you do that by destroying things in the physical world that could potentially validate those belief sets while subtly replacing them with fake scientific jargon and fake discoveries that could then allow you to push this new narrative you are creating.
00:18:44.300So that is sort of the purpose of the Smithsonian, how it came to be, why it's doing what it does.
00:18:50.660It is a culture layer control mechanism that serves to whitewash or edit history rather than preserve it.
00:19:01.380Man, that is a fantastic explanation of, I suppose, the duty set of the Smithsonian.
00:19:10.400It feels very much like an institution that is akin to NASA, right, where I've come to the point now, whether or not the Earth is flat or a sphere, the jury's out on that.
00:19:23.700But when it comes to NASA and what seems to be their entire driving purpose, which is obfuscation and lying.
00:19:32.760And the reason that I say that is because as an institution, I think they receive, I don't know how much in federal funding annually.
00:19:41.680But the question then becomes, if you are receiving all of this funding, why then are you faking certain footage?
00:19:50.960And there are some things that are debatable, but there are a lot of things that NASA puts out that are clearly composites.
00:19:57.060You can see satellite images of what they allege to be Earth from the upper orbit, and the cloud patterns are repeating themselves, almost as if they've been copied and pasted.
00:20:09.780You can take chunks of cloud and lay it over another segment of cloud, and they'll fit identically.
00:20:15.480To me, that's obviously some sort of a CG amalgamation then.
00:20:20.200And there's a lot of things that NASA fakes.
00:20:23.120It's gotten to the point now where I feel as though they are tied into the coming alien disclosure one day.
00:20:32.020In other words, you wouldn't have as fleshed out of a public opinion on ETs and aliens without NASA.
00:20:40.420And it feels like in very many ways it's the same thing with the Smithsonian, but instead of creating a narrative, which they certainly have in the form of fake and gay dinosaurs, instead of creating that narrative as much as NASA seems to be creating a narrative, they're hiding a much older one.
00:20:58.260And so I went to the Smithsonian, not the Smithsonian, some museum out here not long ago with my son, who's nine years old, and we're looking at these dinosaurs.
00:21:09.660And, of course, dad's saying they're fake and gay.
00:21:13.220My wife is, you know, why do you have to say that?
00:21:15.900I'm like, well, because truthfully on the surface, what's happening is you have, number one, the bones that you're seeing are not actual bones.
00:21:25.420They are cast, and allegedly the bones are plaster.
00:21:28.880Yeah, they're plaster, and the bones are hidden.
00:21:31.940But what I've learned over the years is that they'll actually take a very small finding in the grand scheme of things, right?
00:21:45.620And what they've then done is extrapolated and built this entire creature around these few bones that they've found.
00:21:55.420So not only are the ones that you're looking at not real, but the idea of what this dinosaur looked like was extrapolated from a very small finding, a cluster of bones.
00:22:06.380And so the whole thing is it's wild, the industry that we've built up around dinosaurs.
00:22:12.840If the evidence is really that thin, then you then have to turn to the entire apparatus surrounding it, including Hollywood and Jurassic Park and everything, and go, what the hell are you guys talking about?
00:22:25.820Yeah, you absolutely have to, and that goes right back to it, right?
00:22:31.340It is very obviously a control mechanism as soon as you stop and realize what is actually being presented to you is basically nothing at all.
00:22:42.120It's entirely a smoke and mirrors game that has been draped in scientific legitimacy by a series of generations that accepted it uncritically because they didn't have the right set of information tools to question it anyways.
00:22:56.600You know, we lay a lot of blame at the feet of the boomers and at the couple of generations immediately before them.
00:23:03.920But the one thing I'll say to defend them at a certain point is they just didn't have the tools to question some of this stuff anyways.
00:23:11.720What are you supposed to do? Take the Encyclopedia Britannica?
00:23:15.100They were already in charge of publishing and editing that.
00:23:18.760You know, the lies were already baked into the information tools they had.
00:23:22.480It's the Internet and the way it's enabled us to do our own research that becomes a great equalizer and allows us to examine these narratives through the more critical lens that they all deserve.
00:23:34.660And that's what all of these institutions, whether it be NASA, the Smithsonian, literally pick whatever you want to, is all about.
00:23:43.920They're all about shaping the narrative to preserve the legitimacy of a ruling class and caste that knows it doesn't deserve it and thus has to lie through its teeth to preserve its position and power.
00:23:59.660And so that even goes back to kind of what I was saying in the beginning, right?
00:24:03.680This stuff is fairly inoxous on the face of it.
00:24:07.160Okay, Mr. Dexter is going to come on your podcast and he's going to tell you stories about eight foot tall skeletons.
00:24:15.380And then you realize, oh, well, that's implying that every U.S. president literally since Washington has been lying to us about it, complicit in hiding this truth.
00:24:35.980It's it's that first innocent question that allows you to ask the dangerous questions and then lets you from there decide what sort of person you want to be.
00:24:50.280That's like once you take that, there's really no going back.
00:24:53.200It blows the roof off of a lot of, you know, current the current narrative today.
00:24:58.800One of the things I kind of wanted to mention, I mentioned it a couple of times on the show before, but this guy, John Reeves, he's an Alaskan gold miner and they call him the Boneyard Alaska guy.
00:25:09.280He was on Rogan a couple of years ago.
00:25:11.700And, you know, he's just saying he owns this this large property in Alaska that he was using for gold mining.
00:25:19.520And while he is mining gold, they stumbled upon some bones.
00:25:25.180They started to look and I think they like they spray down the perma for us there.
00:25:29.820So as as the ice melts, they just continue to find more and more and more and more bones all stacked on top of each other within like a I think he said a five square mile radius.
00:25:44.420He's like, I don't know how all this stuff got here.
00:25:46.080All these mammoths, they're they're calling the mammoths and they're finding, you know, tusks, but they're also finding other kinds of bones that go there that are there like spines.
00:25:57.160It's just just about anything you can find.
00:25:59.340He doesn't allow government people on his property because if they find any human artifacts, let's say a arrow tip or something like that, they can come and they can claim the property.
00:26:08.900So he's just very he's very careful that it's only mammoth bones.
00:26:13.760But during that episode, he had mentioned that the previous owner had given he has he had records the same what you mentioned early in this episode.
00:26:21.480He had records that he had given the Smithsonian some of these tusks or these mammoth remains and the Smithsonian took them and dumped them in the East River.
00:26:31.840Yeah. So after the episode or by the end of the episode, he said he's going to release on Instagram the coordinates for where they dumped them in the East River.
00:26:41.120And this is this created a frenzy in New York and people were diving deep, like right off, you know, right on the Hudson.
00:26:47.120They're trying to find these bones that the Smithsonian dumped.
00:26:50.880I never followed up with the story, but that's crazy.
00:26:54.160They dumped them right in the Hudson, right in the fucking Hudson.
00:26:56.600They just hit right by the Smithsonian on 92nd and that must actually be a pretty common pattern for them because any any number of years ago now, it was also alleged that that may have been the same exact thing they did to get rid of so many of the Giants remains.
00:27:12.240They were just issued or detailed a Navy patrol tugboat or something, loaded up a bunch of crates, took them off shore and just dumped them.
00:27:21.540You know, that's a recurring meme with them specifically as an organization.
00:27:25.580Whether there's any fire to that smoke, it's hard to say, but it's interesting to see that exact theme repeat here.
00:27:32.080Yeah. Well, I mean, it's right around the time frame, like the 1930s is when this the previous owner would have given them these bones and they have the documentation.
00:27:40.660And the Smithsonian never displayed them.
00:27:46.140They dumped these bones right around the same time as you'd say that they dumped the the giant bones, which I mean, you have mammoth bones.
00:38:02.880I think that that's a very snappy, a very concise, it's a good way to put it.
00:38:07.860Because that is exactly what's going on when I keep referencing this idea of a control system that's being put in place over us.
00:38:16.920And, you know, that's exactly the purpose, right?
00:38:19.420That they're supposed to nudge us into thinking a certain way so that we will go along with the schemes they have laid for us here so that they can rework the earth the way they want it to be in accordance with their own principles, which are diametrically opposed both to our own principles and to the betterment of our well-being.
00:38:39.560I heard something recently, and I'm almost embarrassed because you feel like as a, I suppose, a professional conspiracy theorist, nothing has escaped your scrutiny.
00:38:53.580But there was one, and it's rather popular, but I only just discovered it.
00:38:57.940And it's this idea that there was an excursion to Alaska that Buzz Aldrin was a part of.
00:39:03.100And through one event or another, they end up being subjected to, and I might actually have the clip, maybe we'll play it, but being subjected to these creatures, these hominids that had scales like a, I believe, I forgot what the terminology they use, but these things had scales.
00:39:26.240Whatever it was, whatever it was, was so alarming that Buzz Aldrin suffered a stroke and a heart attack and had to be airlifted out of Alaska, which is incredibly expensive because you can imagine that there's not really anything near where they are on this excursion.
00:39:42.860So he was, he did suffer a stroke and a heart attack, and he was, you know, rescued.
00:39:48.500There's like pictures of him giving the thumbs up on the, what is it, a gurney, stretcher.
00:39:55.480But that's not the first time that we've heard that.
00:39:58.600This idea that there are, for lack of a better term, subterranean reptilians.
00:40:07.420There's the journey to the center of the earth.
00:40:09.460I forget the gentleman's name that wrote that, but originally that was based off of a story that was alleged to be true, where this guy is flying a private plane over Alaska, I believe it is.
00:40:24.500And he comes across a hole in the earth, big enough that you could fly in and land an aircraft, a private aircraft.
00:40:33.420And the details from there on, I believe he's greeted by like some sort of subterranean civilization, you know, and I'm sure much of it has been reduced to fiction.
00:40:45.760But I think that so much of our own fiction, it's funny, right?
00:40:48.700The official sources seem to be geared towards lying to us.
00:40:52.260The works of fiction that we have, I think, are filled with elements of really staggering truths.
00:41:00.760So when we have this idea of like the Smithsonian obfuscating, hiding bones, NASA working on convincing us of a great out there, I very much become receptive to ideas like that subterranean entities.
00:41:16.120We have the story of Phil Schneider, who famously was a government contractor tasked with building deep underground military bases.
00:41:27.080One thing leads to another, and he finds himself underground exposed to these entities.
00:41:33.460I think he described them maybe as tall grays.
00:41:36.660Long story short, he's attacked, gutted, loses the fingers on one of his hands,
00:41:41.600and spends the rest of his days after being rescued from this scenario whistleblowing about these events and having multiple attempts on his life.
00:41:50.540If you look up Phil Schneider, by the end of it, he is wheelchair bound and using a catheter.
00:43:00.460And they know that there are people they can bait into reflexive opposition.
00:43:06.140So if they lie about their lie, all of a sudden they've convinced you of the position they want you to hold because you are a reflexive contrarian.
00:43:15.180So I do think that all options are absolutely on the table.
00:43:19.940But just because it's on the table doesn't mean you don't have to thoroughly vet it.
00:43:40.400It's like you wake up to the fact that there's a lie, a big one, and then you latch on to the first thing that presents itself as contrary to that lie.
00:43:47.280And it's what I've come to the conclusion of after all these years is like there are so many lies and so many truths as well.
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00:44:37.100Dexter, you know what that sounds like to me?
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00:46:27.340One of the things that he says outright, and I appreciate him saying this, is that he suspects he was shown things that were not true in order to disseminate them.
00:46:37.120So, couldn't the same thing be said about all these stories?
00:48:57.940And there's no question about that, right?
00:48:59.940You don't get the ability to craft narratives without knowing exactly how to do it.
00:49:06.780You know, people love to talk about three-dimensional chess and four-dimensional chess and five-dimensional chess.
00:49:12.800And a lot of times they use that in reference to political analysis.
00:49:17.060But you need to understand that those sorts of people that we're talking about, the actual powers that be, live with everything viewed through that lens.
00:49:29.640Playing those games are their default state.
00:49:33.060And that's not a call to be paranoid, but it is a call to keep your wits about you and remain critical.
00:49:41.280You know, even if you have been presented a story like Lazar or Schneider or Jim Keith and the Black Helicopters, that's another one.
00:53:53.580And you can't look at the way this system has been overlaid on top of us without noticing an inherent hostility by design to what we believe.
00:54:05.680You know, so I don't think there's any question about that either.
00:55:45.740The people around you, the stories, their grandparents told them, these are actual things that are rooted in something.
00:55:54.420Science is just what someone in a lab coat with a legitimacy guaranteeing credential is lying to you about.
00:56:02.180You know, there's people make a big deal of the replication crisis because it is a big deal.
00:56:08.160There is no such thing as authentic science, but there are plenty of people who all know the same stories and who all come from different cultures that have the same stories told with a certain amount of linguistic memetic drift to them.
00:56:23.940But they are inherently the same stories, you know, like I was talking about with the giants.
00:56:28.580It perfectly parallels Genesis in that they had these giant peoples and they were wiped out by the floods for their sins.
00:57:05.040So the after that is fascinating because we can speculate as to how they did it.
00:57:10.340And when you have entities like like the Philistine fish god Dagon, you know, you kind of now can get a little bit funky and start to explore whether or not some of these things had aquatic capabilities or aerial capabilities.
00:57:24.460Certainly, this is an extra canonical thing.
00:57:27.320But people say that the night monster or Lilith actually had a visage that was the way it's described.
00:57:39.760Like this lower half of a bird, upper half of some chick with tits, but with wings.
00:57:44.720And so, you know, maybe there is some logistical ways they could have survived.
00:57:51.960But it almost seems like the answer to did they is certainly right, because you have like we talked about at the top of the show, the giant of Kandahar.
00:58:01.740You also have stories of the Native Americans trapping and and suffocating a race of giants in a cave system.
00:59:15.540I think he kills the guy with his bare fists because he's fucking huge, even though he's a kid.
00:59:20.980And he's also covered in a lot of hair, which is interesting to note.
00:59:25.880Makes it back to his family and even brokers a deal between the giants that were living in the cave systems and the townsfolk.
00:59:34.920Essentially, what happens is if you bring offerings of tobacco and such to this cave opening, then they're no longer they're no longer going to eat you.
00:59:46.160And and the last story that ends up coming out of there.
00:59:49.260This is what made their like local news is that a truck.
00:59:53.640Went off the road and there was just simply no hope of getting it back on.
00:59:57.480And all of a sudden, Luddy and a couple of his big bad homies come out of the the woods, the tree line, lift the truck back onto the road and then just disappear again.
01:00:08.200So we do have a lot of really weird instances still of of of giants.
01:00:14.380And the last one that I'll know is there was a video going viral for a while for a while.
01:00:19.440An 18 wheeler, a truck driver who was making deliveries regularly to government facilities.
01:00:29.140And so he was like telling this story anonymously.
01:00:33.280I could be misremembering that, too, though.
01:00:34.980I do that with pretty much everything.
01:00:36.800He goes on to say that when he checked in with the guard, the one thing that he was told that he thought was very strange was he wasn't allowed to utter the name of Jesus Christ in this base.
01:00:47.520And he's just a guy just dropping off like regular.
01:00:49.520You know, these these places do need supplies.
01:00:51.280There are people there are definitively deep underground military bases and there are definitively people dropping off supplies to them.
01:00:57.780So, yeah, this is really that weird in terms of logistics.
01:01:22.400And even in the Bible, it says and after.
01:01:26.700And I know I'm going on a bit of a tangent here, but the last thing I'll say, Dexter, on that point is that we think there's something happening in Indiana.
01:01:34.900I think that they are underground in Indiana.
01:01:37.660Southern Indiana shares a cave system that stretches through the Appalachians and is probably the biggest one in North America.
01:01:44.540And there is a book called Angelology.
01:01:48.920Somebody named Robin brought this to my attention in my chat.
01:01:51.520It's a fictional book, but it talks about the Nephilim and the fallen still existing in three locations underground.
01:01:58.180They're prepping for a war to come back to the surface.
01:02:01.260Those three locations, I believe one is Siberia.
01:02:05.360And the third one in this fictional story is Indiana.
01:02:10.260You know what that makes me think of, though, is the connection to missing four one one, the mysterious disappearances.
01:02:19.480And not just that, but then you also have the connection with that string of pagan ritual murders that happened there just a handful of years ago.
01:02:33.660I don't know if that one even came to your attention.
01:04:49.880The reason that I brought that up in the first place is because what is allegedly happening in southern Indiana is meetings with Ball.
01:04:57.200Ball, meaning the fallen angel Ball, is supposedly in a throne room underground in the culmination of many cavernous tunnels, all leading into this one room, high ceilings, gigantic room, a throne in the center.
01:05:18.140And these are manifesting themselves as dreams and visions for people.
01:05:21.360But it's gotten to the point where there's like seven different people that are mostly unrelated to each other.
01:05:26.840One of them who we know personally and and they're all telling a very similar story.
01:05:32.060And it's about being recruited, which is interesting, because in that book, Angelology, they are underground until they no longer have to be.
01:05:47.920As a general principle, there is a lot of very weird, strange and bad things happening here in the middle of the country where I am and nobody knows or talks about my home state.
01:06:03.460Wisconsin has one of the highest densities of UFO sightings in the country.
01:06:08.220It is right up there with the northwest corner.
01:06:11.960You know, it's all sorts of stuff like that.
01:06:14.480There is an infinite amount of weirdness in this country with us, and you need to have a solid spiritual foundation before you can go and look at it.
01:06:26.340But people need to have the courage to develop that foundation and look at it because it is in that profound capital W weirdness where the truth of reality hides.
01:06:55.980Where he's talking about America's lack of spiritual knowledge or connection with the spiritual realm.
01:07:02.380And he even speculates that it's done on purpose.
01:07:05.080And so it's really stripped us of our ability to navigate this weirdness.
01:07:08.940I was watching my wife who showed me these TikToks, and it was people fondly remembering the Gates program, the gifted and talented program when you were a kid.
01:07:20.480And she's like, hey, do you remember this?
01:07:50.860Clearly, I was not gifted or talented.
01:07:53.120But this program is rumored to be scraping all sorts of things because there are all these various programs that the deep state is running at any given time, and they're looking for candidates to fill slots.
01:08:05.920But that leads into another string of TikToks where everybody is using the Gates method, right, which is sort of a guided meditation process by which you can astral project or remote view.
01:08:23.320And I'm saying to myself, well, I'm saying out loud to my wife, I'm going, these fucking people are idiots.
01:08:35.620You are – there's a void within you that other things are constantly seeking to fill, and you need it to be filled with the Holy Spirit or else you're prime real estate for something else to slip in.
01:08:45.740And I don't think that you can – I would never recommend anybody astral project or remote view, but certainly don't do it if you're not rooted in Christ because you're just moving out as this, like, hollow spiritual vessel that all these things are going to try to influence one way or another.
01:09:01.860And I could feel that my wife in that moment was like, ah, my husband's crazy.
01:09:06.820By the way, you're looking up crazy things.
01:09:08.360Like, so what ends up happening is –
01:09:09.780Yeah, you started this with these TikToks, right?
01:09:22.400So two or three videos later, somebody's like, I used the Gates method and immediately was made aware of a dark shadow in the corner of my room that felt malicious.
01:09:36.100And this dark shadow was, like, wearing a hat and seemed to have a cape.
01:10:02.040So, you know, we are stripped of our spiritual understanding.
01:10:07.080But there is a very rich spiritual realm that is as diverse, probably more so than the one that we inhabit, spills over into our own reality constantly.
01:10:17.640And, man, I mean, there's a lot of psychonauts, I guess, out there that don't have the Holy Spirit and are going around trouncing in the spiritual realms national forests.
01:24:04.440And it was an interesting conversation.
01:24:05.820It was about this idea of, like, giving some veracity to the idea of zombies.
01:24:12.740And we moved all the way from, like, you know, there's the old voodoo zombies and there's much more of a supernatural element to that sort of a zombie.
01:24:19.300But then modern-day culture is really accepted, like, more of a disease-driven, like, a medical nightmarish kind of a zombie, right?
01:24:29.100And then he starts talking about how this thing can be done.
01:24:54.660But you would also use a gain-of-function research virus and how these things can be achieved through, like, neurotoxins and things like that.
01:25:01.980And I'm looking at him and I'm thinking about the fact that I don't know who the hell he is or how he got on our show.
01:25:35.960And, like, we don't – I'm not going to be like Art Bell on this show and challenge what everybody says.
01:25:42.220I give some pushback, but I'm going to let you talk.
01:25:44.580And I think the audience that we've gathered here, like, they've heard David's annoying voice long enough to know where we stand and what I think.
01:26:55.180Circling back on the original center of the conversation, there is associated with these same stories of giants.
01:27:05.640Very specifically stuff outside the Christian canon of them.
01:27:11.440You know, when you start getting into other cultures or the Native American tales of them.
01:27:15.620Or even, interestingly, the English folk stories around them.
01:27:21.040You had mentioned megaliths as energy channeling points.
01:27:26.160That is something that shows up very, very frequently in conjunction with the giants.
01:27:32.220And I think that the giants then can, in fact, serve as a very good segue for people to really evaluate what they know and what they think they know about how energy itself functions.
01:27:49.220You know, I'm not new agey enough myself to be like, whoa, I'm a hippie.
01:29:39.580If they would lie to you about giants, they will lie to you about physics too.
01:29:43.980And that goes back to the other point we discussed, right?
01:29:47.180Once you get pilled on this, you are then primed and ready to be pilled on the things that actually really genuinely matter the most.
01:29:55.640Yeah, that there is a connection almost certainly when it comes to the technological aspect in our understanding of energy.
01:30:02.780Um, and the giants, the reason that I say that is because a lot of cultures will attribute the building of their megalithic structures to a race of giants.
01:30:12.860I know that the Inca, um, actually maintain that if you go, uh, well, this is according to Timothy Albarino, but if you, um, look into what the people who are most closely the descendants of the natives of Peru think about their megalithic structures, the government will say one thing.
01:30:31.000It was, they were created by the Inca, but the descendants, the people that still hold to the traditions of the natives say that the megalithic structures were created by a race of giants who were evil and cannibalistic.
01:30:43.980Um, so what I think is significant about that is many of these megalithic structures are on ley lines.
01:30:56.060You know, it's like the 33rd parallel you can find as it stretches across the planet, um, intersects with multiple megalithic sites and, and these things seem to have a strategic, um, geographical location, whether it's for energy harvesting or something like that.
01:31:12.940Sometimes I wonder, because a lot of these megalithic structures were the site of mass, um, sacrifice.
01:31:20.080And I wonder then if there is an energetic current that stretches around the planet, what happens if you tap into it and then kill a bunch of people on it?
01:31:30.280Do you start to then envelop the planet in a different type of energy?
01:31:35.640I forget, I forget which episode we just recently did, but, um, I have Genesis 128 pulled up, uh, and it's, it's God's commission to Adam, right?
01:31:45.200So, uh, again, not to get new agey Dexter, but human beings are electricity, energy, um, all of these things.
01:31:56.740We're like totally like, but it's, it is true in a sense.
01:32:00.320We have this spark of divinity in our soul.
01:32:02.320And, uh, we were kind of talking, I think maybe with Ed Mabry, shout out Ed Mabry, go to faithbyreason.net.
01:32:09.000Um, we were talking with him about like, uh, you know, human beings being a portal of God, Adam walk, walking and talking with God every day in the garden.
01:32:17.440Uh, they, they eventually get kicked out, but, uh, God tells him to go and fill the earth and subdue it.
01:32:22.780Uh, give him, uh, you know, giving him purpose to populate and dominate the earth is basically what he commissioned him to do.
01:32:29.280So when you think about these ley lines and these megalithic structures, the, uh, the pyramids, these points of energy that are placed in specific spots under, you know, certain constellations or on certain, in certain geographic locations.
01:32:43.680And then the actions that happened there, a lot of human sacrifice, things like that, the power that that's given rather than this neural net of human beings that come from Adam that are on the earth, whether it's circular or flat, whatever you want to believe all these electrical beings creating this one connection to God.
01:33:02.780And then you wonder why they want to kill us off.
01:33:04.720Well, this was, it seems like, again, just speculation.
01:33:07.840It seems like this is what Adam was commissioned to do.
01:33:50.720For the record, just to be real clear with you guys in the audience, my objection with a lot of that new age stuff is because it lacks the correct spiritual grounding.
01:34:00.260There's plenty of good instincts throughout it, but a lot of it's just atheist, hippie, boomerism, spirituality.
01:34:07.800It's not true, well-founded spirituality.
01:34:12.620I would give you guys one last note on giants.
01:34:15.380There's just not enough time to discuss it here.
01:34:17.520But a really interesting point with all of that to consider is Thomas Jefferson and his sending west of Lewis and Clark, because Jefferson was a noted explorer of Indian burial mounds and had a keen interest in pre-European archaeology here in America.
01:34:37.360So it's worth considering whether he was clued into something and whether the exploration of the Louisiana territory was about something more than just mapping it.
01:34:50.820Man, you know what I love about this conversation is that it starts with this idea of the Smithsonian hiding things from us.
01:35:01.320And it rolls into ley lines and the Louisiana purchase and it's like the gift that keeps on giving.
01:35:10.660And it really does make you feel like the purpose of the Smithsonian hiding these things is that maybe in some ways giants are the key.
01:35:22.040Once you have this element and you're forced to incorporate it into your worldview, not only does it start answering a bunch of questions that previously we couldn't answer very well, but it also it's like a tributary, right?
01:35:36.220It's like it leads into so many different branches or rather it's like a river that's burst into tributaries that leads to the ocean where there's so many different things that this encompasses.