In this episode of the Nedealim Death Squad, Top Lobster takes a deep dive into the dark side of the internet, and explains why we should all be prepared for the inevitable day when we wake up to a dead in the grave.
00:09:14.960But but yeah, so go check out Already Dead, the morning dumps that Jose and I have been doing as well, just morning streams.
00:09:22.960And then, yeah, I'm working on my upcoming solo project for the Underclass podcast, which I'm excited about because it's been a little bit too long in between.
00:09:33.140And and that's going to focus probably entirely on the Fort Bragg murders in the Jeffrey McDonald case, which, of course, ties in all the hallmarks that seem to consistently resurface with all of these different, I would say, clandestine operations and private organizations of powerful fraternal influence.
00:09:55.460You know, that clearly seem to be in my mind, structuring this this really this underground system of it's almost like functioning as a private intelligence, international private intelligence organization, really.
00:10:10.420And I think that a lot of that comes from directly from Operation Gladio and the the rat lines post World War Two.
00:10:17.780Right. And all the stay behind networks that have really achieved a lot of this, you know, like sort of Operation Chaos, domestic, really just attempting to cause a lot of more like, let's say, mass shootings.
00:10:34.160This is a huge tool within the concept of of right these using these private paramilitary organizations and things of that nature, which is a playbook that, again, is recycled over and over.
00:10:48.000And so that's that's that's once again propping up within the context of the context of the context of Helter Skelter, man, it really is like a Manson style murder, which is very interesting, considering the timing of it all in 1970 and and, you know, 1969 with the Manson murders.
00:11:05.960Right. So the final death knell in the summer of love. Right.
00:11:11.620In reality, it's it's it seems much more as if, of course, there are the MKUltra connections to Manson.
00:11:20.640But but there are really what I believe to be direct connections to the process church, the final judgment.
00:11:26.940And these these, again, a private occult organization that was essentially it shares so many similarities with Scientology.
00:11:35.820Again, Robert de Grimston and Marianne McLean de Grimston, who were husband and wife and founded the process church.
00:11:44.720They were members of Scientology and actually personal friends with L. Ron Hubbard.
00:11:49.940And like it would absolutely, you know, the occult connotations there and also direct ties in with intelligence.
00:11:57.320How many times do we need to see this reoccurrence with Michael Aquino and all these different characters that always seem to be again?
00:12:07.140I had mentioned privately to David that that Aquino himself was stationed at Fort Bragg during the Jeffrey McDonald murders.
00:12:14.280And so, of course, that that would be the case. But anyway, I'm not here to talk about that.
00:12:19.660It does seem like, well, just on that topic, because we're getting into the Delphi murders, if anybody's looked at.
00:12:25.020It's all related as well. That's what I'm saying. Same shit over and over.
00:12:28.440And it also becomes really obvious that like a lot of the playbooks that we're exposed to in regards to seizing more control.
00:12:38.060Right. Of all the players on the field or something like it's it's a lot of them are on repeat.
00:12:42.080And I keep going back to this expression of like, if it's not broke, don't fix it.
00:12:45.900We're subjected to the same operations.
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00:13:30.400You know, in a loop over and over again.
00:13:34.200And it amazes me that people don't have the ability to see it, to look up for a second and realize that this is either history repeating itself or at least history rhyming.
00:13:44.980It's very much the conversation we were just having on the last show.
00:13:47.240So it is one of those things that connects to a much larger picture and the branches permeate all these different subjects.
00:14:25.240I was like, because I had no idea about the Delphi murders until William Ramsey came on Already Dead.
00:14:33.340And he introduced me to the Hosanna Church scandal.
00:14:36.720And I had not been aware of the fact that that was sort of a direct influencing factor within the context of the first season of True Detective with Matthew McConaughey and Woody Harrelson.
00:14:47.540Dude, that was one of the best, like, pieces of media I've ever absorbed.
00:15:08.160And also, I think it really, the importance and the value of introducing the concept alone to the public, I think, is very valuable in itself.
00:15:18.180And I find that within, like, when I watched 8mm with Nicolas Cage, I was like, I had no idea that this had already been introduced into the pop culture, you know, consciousness.
00:15:32.280And the idea of snuff films and, of course, the perspective coming from 8mm was that, you know, it was almost like a myth, right, that snuff films didn't exist.
00:15:45.500And you just find out within the context of the film how real that criminal underbelly and, you know, sadistic organizations truly are and how, you know, well-represented they are in these various lines of investigation which consistently overlap.
00:16:05.720Again, I mentioned the process, again, we're talking the Son of Sam murders with David Berkowitz.
00:16:12.520We're talking the Zodiac killings, the Smiley Face Killers, Jeffrey Dahmer.
00:16:17.340I mean, all of these, what's the other guy's name from, oh, Henry Lee Lucas from the Hand of Death cult.
00:16:26.660I mean, it'll boggle your mind how many direct, just the individuals involved.
00:16:35.620He was claiming that there were clandestine black sites being like in Louisiana in the swamplands where basically they were tipped off whenever the military helicopter flights would come over the areas.
00:16:49.700And so they could essentially cover their tracks in more ways than one.
00:16:54.620And they were inevitably, they had been not only training in manufacturing Manchurian candidates, right, through they were practicing blood rituals.
00:17:05.840And they were actually, even cannibalism was involved, right?
00:17:09.380And so they were like sacrificing members of the cult.
00:17:12.760They would bring in members of the cult.
00:17:14.600They would use them and exploit them to commit various murders, various abductions and kidnappings.
00:17:20.960They were training them in how to conduct kidnappings.
00:17:23.960And really a lot of that was for child pornography, you know, purposes of child pornography.
00:17:30.560And then also, you know, they become an enterprise, clearly, right?
00:18:36.180And what's interesting as well is that I had – man, I promise you I will not keep doing this and we'll talk about Delphi, okay?
00:18:44.640But I swear that what I find so interesting is that this Helena Stokely individual who is, like, within the context of the Fort Bragg murders, she was – so you know Ted Gunderson, obviously, right?
00:18:58.020No, I'm peripherally aware of the name.
00:19:00.860I don't have an intimate knowledge of Ted Gunderson.
00:19:02.940Okay, so he's – basically he was, you know, very prominent within the FBI.
00:19:09.640He even was – I believe he ran the LA FBI office actually for a time.
00:19:15.900But anyway, he was essentially forced into retirement and became a PI, right, and was running his own private practice.
00:19:22.860And so there are a lot of different people who believe that, you know, they question the credibility and the, you know, the honest nature of Ted Gunderson because clearly he's a Fed.
00:19:32.460But also – so you always have the, you know, is he a limited hangout or is he – maybe he even has good intentions but he's being used in some sort of fashion as Bill Cooper was or something where he even believed that he was given information that was misinformation.
00:19:48.360So that he would then go public with that information and it would provide this false misconception to the public and they would view it as a whistleblower.
00:19:58.460That's what they did to the UFO people back in the day.
00:20:02.120That's what they did to even Bob Lazar surmised that they may have done that to him.
00:20:05.840Yeah, that's exactly what he said too, is that he thought that potentially he was shown these – right, these – this – what was it?
00:20:15.560The Alien Gray was one of them, right, which was just absolutely ridiculous, but especially considering Stephen Greer, oh my God, and his connections to the Rockefellers.
00:20:25.920But anyway, yeah, and that – you trace that all the way back to the Princeton Radio Project and how Orson Welles and the War of the Worlds broadcast, which was really all psychological operation, you know.
00:20:38.440But anyway, so what I think though is about Helena Stokely, she had talked about how it resembled and mirrored what David Berkowitz had told Maury Terry back in the day,
00:20:49.660which was essentially that he had been threatened, so he refused to name names of the members of the coven, the satanic coven that he was a member of,
00:20:59.380who were worshipping not only Lucifer but Moloch and writing these various entities who – they were committing, you know, ritual blood sacrifice to in Untermyer Park in upstate New York and in Yonkers and shit.
00:21:21.920Well, so the guy Ingersoll Lockwood is – I don't know if he's from upstate New York, but he did spend a lot of time in Saratoga and Austin-ing and a lot of weird – it's just weird occult shit that goes on up there, MKUltra.
00:21:33.700Yeah, and then Aleister Crowley spending time in upstate New York doing the Amalantra World Days and shit.
00:21:38.940Like, it's all – upstate New York is weird as shit.
00:21:51.020It's very cold, and there's not much to do, so I guess it leaves a mind up to imagination, you know, and people start to go some dark places there.
00:22:08.740It existed and was an occult gathering point and location.
00:22:14.120And, you know, Detective James Rothstein, he specifically was involved in investigating the process organization and a lot of the pedophilia and different various networks that were being – they were exploiting Indian reservations.
00:22:29.480And they have something called the Underground Railroad to try and save some of these kids.
00:22:34.560It's kind of an – I was entirely unaware.
00:22:38.700But anyway, he did a lot of amazing research and investigating into what was happening up there, and they discovered mass graves of Alsatian German shepherd dogs, which – this ties in directly to, you know, the Nazi-style occultism that was involved with the process doctrine.
00:23:01.220And they very much would practice very similar – just as far as the ideological system that they used, specifically their doctrine, they would assign a German shepherd Alsatian puppy to new members.
00:23:21.100Yes, you would raise the puppy and then sacrifice the fucking puppy as a loyalty test.
00:23:47.320It's like we're exploring all these things, and it's like it always – nothing new under the sun is the – I mean, honestly, that should be put on a T-shirt because that is the most common expression that I find myself using.
00:23:58.080And every time I hear all these themes repeating just from different angles.
00:24:07.340But yeah, anyway, that's the ultimate evil, and the Process Church of the Final Judgment is very much, I think, an organization that's international in scope.
00:24:16.940And not only did they influence Manson and the Manson murders, but yeah, they directly were involved in the Jeffrey McDonald case.
00:24:25.340I'm just figuring out that – forget the guy's name, but he was an attorney for Jeffrey McDonald.
00:24:31.060Not only was one of his attorneys inevitably murdered in Philadelphia because they were involved in a nationwide drug trafficking operation, right, that was coming through the military bases, which I had mentioned, right, which is very much Iran-Contra and that same playbook.
00:24:51.820But it's Danny Casalero's octopus all day long, honestly, is really what it is.
00:24:57.680But there's something called the Cadaver Connection involved at Fort Bragg.
00:25:25.440They were also – man, they were slicing open.
00:25:29.500They were choosing a lot of the more heavyweight, you know, GIs.
00:25:34.620They were slicing them open, and then they were shoving plastic bags filled with heroin into their bodies and sewing them back up and giving them a specific designated tag, yes, so that the individuals who were tasked with meeting the coffins at Fort Bragg would know by their numbers that they were given for their ID tags.
00:25:57.640That was how they would designate which bodies had the heroin inside.
00:26:01.800And so, yeah, it was – dude, this thing – I mean, that's another theme that continuously pops up.
00:26:08.680Right now we're in the middle of the throes with the cartel, and much of the contention is about the fentanyl crisis here in the United States.
00:26:16.700But I maintain that the biggest mover of drugs is the very one government that's involved in the war on drugs.
00:26:23.820It's our own government who is constantly – I mean, you talked about funding the Iran-Contra wars with cocaine and everything.
00:26:30.280And, you know, now you're talking about this heroin thing.
00:26:34.480It's no coincidence that while we're in the throes of an opioid epidemic in the early 2000s, we're in control of 90% of the world's opium fields in Afghanistan.
00:26:43.740Our government is securing and guarding these opium fields.
00:26:47.300It's – you know, our government does this thing.
00:26:50.460And this isn't a surprise to anybody, but it's like we're going to launch a war on drugs to stop drugs.
00:26:56.460Meanwhile, the biggest drug dealers in the world.
00:26:58.340We're going to launch a war against terror.
00:27:43.700He's murdered, right, as far as the Jeffrey McDonald case in this Manson-style murder scene, which inevitably this man, Jeffrey McDonald, has spent his entire life still in prison.
00:27:55.420And I believe him to be entirely innocent.
00:27:59.540But then the whole reason that the cover-up was necessary was to cover up this massive drug trafficking operation through the military bases domestically in the U.S., not only using the local police, but the Army CID to facilitate and distribute all up and down not only the East Coast, you know, from New York to Miami, but all the way to the West Coast.
00:28:34.680And so not at all surprised that Danny Castellaro ended up dead when he's over here, you know, looking into what was being done through the Cabazon Indian Reservation.
01:30:34.860But that alone kind of set the stage for, you know, if you're ready and willing and disciplined enough within the context of your opportunity, right?
01:30:49.600I just think that you, what's interesting is that I am achieving that slowly, but surely.
01:31:01.080I'm finding, you know, all these people who have made my personal individual experience in life far better than it was just two years ago, right?
01:31:14.040It is. It's an isolating experience to wake up to these things, especially when nobody else is.
01:31:23.220I found a community because I spent years talking about these things, much to everybody around me's discontent.
01:31:31.240You know, nobody wanted to hear about this shit.
01:31:32.620But, in fact, it was such that I actually had to let it go for a couple of years in order to kind of like, okay, I guess nobody's going to look at this thing with me.
01:31:40.600Nobody gives a shit about all these strange things that I'm showing them and all these alarming things that I'm showing them.
01:31:45.620And so I had to put it on the back burner.
01:31:47.140But, yeah, I mean, we're in some sort of weird conspiracy renaissance.
01:31:50.800Truly blessed to be sitting in these chairs, talking to an audience and talking to other content creators who not only does this resonate with, but they bring their own piece of the puzzle to the table.
01:32:00.840Certainly is not an atmosphere or a climate that existed, you know, even to your point, like two years ago.
01:32:07.960And my goal was I started because basically it was just I wanted to limit my expectations, my past in recovery, because I've definitely I had a court ordered meetings that I had to go to once upon a time.
01:32:26.560And I went through an interesting experience that I deserved, and I went through a few consequences that really were necessary for my personal, you know, character.
01:32:54.960And and and so as just, you know, I mentioned the content creation bubble and and kind of like playing into your own ego.
01:33:06.800You see so many people suffering from ego, you know, maniacal behavior.
01:33:11.880And and and I kind of was forced through recovery to like beat back my ego and and and in almost overcompensate to where now I have like a crisis in confidence every other kid four hours.
01:33:25.420I'm like, do I fucking have enough, you know, details within my notes to go forward with this point of view?
01:33:32.020But and it's really just trying to make sure I'm prepared, you know, and so I overprepare.
01:33:39.360And so it's like I'm working through my character defects on a daily basis, you know, but but I will say that I value that time in my life because it made me very much, you know, really just work through what I believed my moral, ethical, foundational core values were.
01:33:59.640And that alone, I think, set me up to.
01:34:03.480To at least be able to take advantage of certain opportunities when they come and not get in my own way as as much as that tends to happen, it's it's just like my goal was.
01:34:17.420To if I could introduce just one or two people, a few people, I had very limited expectations to to some of these lines of interest and avenues of research, then that's fucking success, man.
01:34:30.920You know what I mean? Like, and and and I'm achieving something finally worthwhile, right?
01:34:36.560Like, that's what I was so upset about was I felt no passion in my life for the first time in a long time.
01:43:30.120Doesn't, I can't, I barely even skip a beat.
01:43:32.320The, the levers that are meant to be pulled, uh, the political lever levers on, uh, you know, the reaction that they want from me.
01:43:40.160Like I can't, it does, it's not developed and it's unfortunate, which, which it makes for a fun experience because then what I become is the observer of a reality instead of a participant in a reality.
01:43:51.300And to, to, to a degree, I am a participant in it, but as far as like this energetic exchange that they're hoping for, which has become overtly clear to me, it's like so many of these rituals or whatever, these big events are meant to loose in one way or another.
01:44:08.840And I think it, it allows for certainly a much more pleasant experience because you don't get emotionally tied up in it, but also a much more interesting experience because then you get to examine the cogs and gears that this, you know,
01:44:21.080makes this reality up without falling victim to them or being one of them, a sort of a cog in a machine.
01:44:26.480So, uh, you know, it's, it's not a negative thing.
01:45:33.100At the, so, so both, uh, Sam and Jose strike me as dudes that are just concerned with what the truth is.
01:45:41.080And they're not going to dig their heels in.
01:45:43.620If you start to lead them towards something that is true, just because it doesn't fit with what they originally thought, uh, Sam in, in particular is a very genuine dude.
01:46:06.860And so there, there is, um, and I think we're even using the correct word here, like resonates or frequency.
01:46:11.420Like why, why do these people resonate with me?
01:46:13.280Because when you care about the truth.
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01:47:37.480And instead of having the recoil factor and, you know, digging your feet in because you can't handle the delicate sensibility aspect of the finer details of things.
01:47:49.000Well, instead, you get excited because there are overlapping connections and threads that tie into all these.
01:47:57.260So instead, you can be excited while talking about mass shootings, which is legitimately what's going to happen.
01:48:53.980And when I watch other people do it, too.
01:48:55.880In fact, my main goal, if you go back and listen to, like, this recent episode of Inverted World Podcast that I did with Shane Cashman yesterday, I've got a real task in front of me.
01:49:04.100I'm going to tell you about why an egg is important as a symbol.
01:49:07.580And it is a fucking drudgery, dude, to ever convince anybody that this egg is important, but also to make it entertainment.
01:49:15.520When I watch other people, when they have that moment where they go, oh, shit, I see what you see.
01:49:39.580And that is my ultimate goal at this moment is creating a comprehensive conceptual construct for what I think is truly just the fashion of power, as I say, the structure of power itself and how I truly believe the power brokers operate in D.C.
01:49:59.560It's far more than, this is, again, I've mentioned before, it very much seems as if secret fraternal organizations of powerful influence rule the world at a global level.
01:50:11.600And they have 100% set the infrastructure in place for generations to have this global framework strategically in place to just leverage and exploit all throughout.
01:50:27.540That's why, you know, the IMF and the World Bank are threatening the president of Belarus, a border state of Ukraine, during COVID to implement all of these dystopian COVID policies for $950 million.
01:50:42.700He's being bribed by the IMF and the World Bank, and he says, fuck you, goes public.
01:50:47.420And then a coup d'etat happens with a bunch of non-governmental organizations flooding into his country, attempting to stage a coup d'etat, which then drives him into the arms of Putin a little bit further.
01:50:58.560And so, of course, this is the geopolitical chess match at play at all times that the vast majority of people are unaware of as far as the power dynamics involved.
01:51:08.000And so, I'm not at all under some sort of, you know, misconception that I'm going to have some ultimate life-changing impact on, like, any sort of grand scale.
01:51:21.980All I'm attempting to do is outline these things for myself and, through that process, find the people who tend to agree with me or not, and we can have those conversations, right?
01:51:33.820Which is fine, right? Because it's not like we're all claiming that we're right all the time.
01:51:37.880But there's a lot of things you can do here in this, I don't know, 70, 80, 90-year period that you have if you're lucky.
01:51:44.960And I think that none of those things are more admirable or honorable or meaningful than the pursuit of the truth.
01:51:53.180So, regardless of where it leads me or anything like that, it doesn't have to be more of a mission than that.
01:51:57.680That's what I'm spending my time doing, is trying to understand and trying to find the truth.
01:52:01.160And, you know, if I'm a hobo in a dumpster for the rest of my life because of it, well, I mean, you know, I'm going to die anyway at some point.
01:53:41.180If you care about it, if you're tenacious and you keep chasing it, no matter how long it takes, it's different for everybody, always leads to God.
01:53:48.040It always leads to God and spirituality, always, because you can't ignore that it's a massive component to what's going on.
01:53:54.520So one way, you know, pick your poison.
01:53:57.440Are you going to sacrifice these babies and drink them, or are you going to pursue the truth and find out that God is real and then end up thanking him?
01:54:04.460We are in a spiritual battle for your soul, and I think that I've never – like, it's very interesting how much I came into this.
01:54:18.040I feel closer to God than ever in my life, right?
01:54:21.080And, man, I've never been that kind of person that would, like, say these things.
01:54:54.520Like, what my mantra has become is help my heart to be in the right place.
01:54:58.620My intention is to be pure, you know, facing and approaching these subjects and topics of interest because the consequences that the victims have faced, you know, the consequences of being wrong in regard to some of the allegations as well.
01:55:17.360So just as far as, you know, just as far as you never want to just make these false – like, you know, I would say just when you're considering the ultimate moral consequence of the details in these cases, you have to be so fucking careful, right?
01:55:39.700And so I attempt to, you know, to really approach with caution and not speak in any sort of certain terms until I feel prepared enough to do so, you know?
01:55:50.460And even then, it's like this is what I believe due to this evidence that has convinced me.
01:55:57.080But otherwise, you know, I'll attempt to be entirely honest when I'm purely speculating.
01:56:03.880But I'm sorry that I went so far off from Delphi, but honestly, it's like –
01:56:08.700No, dude, we just had a conversation with somebody on the previous episode who said something similar.
01:56:13.760And it's like these things connect and branch out into a much larger picture.
01:56:19.080You're always going to end up someplace else because it's all part of the same thing.
01:56:24.500And if you're on Nephilim Death Squad, you're likely going to branch off into whatever something else.
01:56:47.260So definitely, yeah, check out the Underclass podcast.
01:56:54.420And, yeah, that's basically anywhere at this point.
01:56:58.140Just as I mentioned, I've transitioned to Spreaker instead of Buzzsprout.
01:57:02.040But I still am hoping everyone kind of migrates to the Patreon once and for all so I don't have to keep people as spread out as far as my supporting members are concerned.
01:57:34.780And then, yeah, other than that, basically follow me on Twitter at UnderclassPod or TheaterThugAWP and at UnderclassPodcast on Instagram.
01:57:48.020And, yeah, as far as Delphi, go check out the William Ramsey interview I did recently.
01:57:54.460I talked a little more about the FBI's behavioral analysis unit determining that the individuals responsible for the homicides were definitely involved in Nordic beliefs.
01:58:04.840And that plays into, you know, the Odinus connections.
01:58:08.820And then, of course, the pagan symbols and Odinus signatures of the crime scene, which I unfortunately didn't get into today, but it was the goal.
01:58:17.960But, anyway, it does prove out 1,000% to have far different motivations for that murder scene than the public is aware of.