Nephilim Death Squad - 120： The Delphi Murders w⧸ Austin Picard

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00:05:17.600 Now, getting into today's guest.

00:05:20.600 It is Austin Picard.

00:05:22.160 Austin, if you will, for the audience who may not be familiar with you, let them know where

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00:05:30.900 All right, brother.

00:05:31.600 I appreciate you guys for having me on, of course.

00:05:33.700 But yeah, if you don't know, I run the Underclass podcast.

00:05:37.920 And also, I have a show with Jose Galison on Tuesdays, every Tuesday, 9.30 Eastern Time.

00:05:46.940 We run Already Dead.

00:05:48.980 And hey, bro, I'm not a Jew, okay?

00:05:51.340 Everybody thinks because I have a big nose.

00:05:53.720 Who's calling you a Jew?

00:05:55.000 Wait, you're not a Jew?

00:05:57.220 Pull the plug.

00:05:58.260 I was trying to have a Jew on the show so that we could build relations and finally succeed.

00:06:03.280 I didn't know this was the case.

00:06:06.080 Hey, well, I'm sorry.

00:06:07.720 I should have told you guys before.

00:06:09.700 But yeah, no, clearly, I do not have any sort of like special interests where I'm benefiting

00:06:16.660 solely and achieving any real success above everyone else, right?

00:06:21.120 I'm an exclusive man.

00:06:22.440 So yeah, yeah.

00:06:23.160 Obviously, I am not Jewish, but it's funny, though.

00:06:28.240 People do, unfortunately, make that mischaracterization because my big ass nose. 1.00

00:06:34.000 But it's a Roman nose, dude. 0.74

00:06:35.960 Okay, you understand?

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00:06:46.180 Anyway, so yeah, we do Already Dead every Tuesday, 930 Eastern time.

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00:06:53.860 Usually we try and do a call-in portion like around 45 minutes in.

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00:07:00.840 But, you know, half the time we just end up shooting the shit.

00:07:04.440 But beyond that, we've been running the morning dump.

00:07:07.500 I've been trying to be more consistent.

00:07:09.280 But I did take a week vacation that we had planned that I want to see my buddy, man, that I hadn't seen in years.

00:07:16.820 And so we ended up having a good time going down to Mexico.

00:07:20.000 And but yeah, it was, you know, I will say I was entirely unplugged from the outside world during that time.

00:07:29.500 And it was funny how, like, I had just gone on TFH, right?

00:07:33.800 Because Sam had hit us up.

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00:07:49.580 Like, you know what I mean?

00:07:50.480 Obviously, I'm going to jump at that opportunity.

00:07:53.160 And so I basically just called Jose instantly and saw, like, you know, what his schedule was, see if we could fit that in, you know.

00:08:01.900 And so then, yeah, he asked me, like, what's your number?

00:08:07.620 And I felt like a giddy schoolgirl, dude.

00:08:09.460 Like, I was giving my number out to, like, some boy I wanted to.

00:08:13.280 I swear to God, I was so fucking excited.

00:08:15.480 It's hilarious.

00:08:16.460 But no, I got nothing but love for Sam.

00:08:18.640 There it is.

00:08:19.000 There's the episode right there.

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00:08:22.060 Psyops.

00:08:22.520 Is that is that?

00:08:23.120 Yeah, that's the one that would just happen.

00:08:24.260 Yeah.

00:08:24.560 11 days ago.

00:08:25.280 There it is.

00:08:26.300 Dude.

00:08:26.880 Good time, man.

00:08:27.860 I love Sam so much.

00:08:28.800 When is when is Jose going to start doing his hair like that again?

00:08:31.240 I want his hair to be nice.

00:08:32.680 He's got a nice set of hair on him.

00:08:34.680 I mean, I'm advocating right now.

00:08:36.580 Let it be known officially on the record.

00:08:38.420 Jose has to bring back that hair.

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00:08:42.340 I've tried to get him to keep it.

00:08:44.000 But, you know, he's not easy to convince to do anything.

00:08:48.420 Stubborn.

00:08:48.880 Doesn't know what's good for him.

00:08:49.940 Bring back the hair. 0.63

00:08:52.260 That's great.

00:08:53.520 But no, man, it was it was a good time.

00:08:56.460 But it was like perfect timing.

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00:09:07.720 Good problems to have, I guess.

00:09:09.360 Right.

00:09:09.560 That became my mantra.

00:09:10.620 Right.

00:09:11.100 Right.

00:09:11.400 Throughout the fucking trip.

00:09:12.620 But but it is nice being back.

00:09:14.960 But but yeah, so go check out Already Dead, the morning dumps that Jose and I have been doing as well, just morning streams.

00:09:22.960 And 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.

00:09:33.140 And 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.

00:09:55.460 You 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.

00:10:10.420 And I think that a lot of that comes from directly from Operation Gladio and the the rat lines post World War Two. 0.99

00:10:17.780 Right. 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.

00:10:34.160 This 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.

00:10:48.000 And 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.

00:11:05.960 Right. So the final death knell in the summer of love. Right.

00:11:11.620 In reality, it's it's it seems much more as if, of course, there are the MKUltra connections to Manson.

00:11:20.640 But but there are really what I believe to be direct connections to the process church, the final judgment.

00:11:26.940 And these these, again, a private occult organization that was essentially it shares so many similarities with Scientology.

00:11:35.820 Again, Robert de Grimston and Marianne McLean de Grimston, who were husband and wife and founded the process church.

00:11:44.720 They were members of Scientology and actually personal friends with L. Ron Hubbard.

00:11:49.940 And like it would absolutely, you know, the occult connotations there and also direct ties in with intelligence.

00:11:57.320 How many times do we need to see this reoccurrence with Michael Aquino and all these different characters that always seem to be again?

00:12:07.140 I had mentioned privately to David that that Aquino himself was stationed at Fort Bragg during the Jeffrey McDonald murders.

00:12:14.280 And so, of course, that that would be the case. But anyway, I'm not here to talk about that.

00:12:19.660 It does seem like, well, just on that topic, because we're getting into the Delphi murders, if anybody's looked at.

00:12:25.020 It's all related as well. That's what I'm saying. Same shit over and over.

00:12:28.440 And it also becomes really obvious that like a lot of the playbooks that we're exposed to in regards to seizing more control.

00:12:38.060 Right. Of all the players on the field or something like it's it's a lot of them are on repeat.

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00:13:28.900 Hashtag make a play.

00:13:30.400 You know, in a loop over and over again.

00:13:34.200 And 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.

00:13:44.980 It's very much the conversation we were just having on the last show.

00:13:47.240 So it is one of those things that connects to a much larger picture and the branches permeate all these different subjects.

00:13:54.820 I'm excited to get into it.

00:13:56.040 But where are we picking up then, Austin, in regards to the Delphi murders?

00:14:00.540 Yeah, can we pick up like right at the beginning?

00:14:02.240 Because so I did catch your episode on Tinfoil Hat.

00:14:05.360 I wasn't familiar at all with this story.

00:14:07.800 It's one of those that kind of sneaks under the radar.

00:14:10.700 It just seems like another murder mystery.

00:14:13.620 And it's not my bag.

00:14:14.680 That's like a female ship. 1.00

00:14:15.900 But there's a lot more.

00:14:17.100 It is, right?

00:14:18.560 It kind of is, right?

00:14:19.340 They love that.

00:14:20.280 They get some.

00:14:21.220 My sister knew exactly what it was.

00:14:23.020 It's hilarious, actually.

00:14:24.420 A hundred percent.

00:14:25.240 I was like, because I had no idea about the Delphi murders until William Ramsey came on Already Dead.

00:14:33.340 And he introduced me to the Hosanna Church scandal.

00:14:36.720 And 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.

00:14:47.540 Dude, that was one of the best, like, pieces of media I've ever absorbed.

00:14:53.300 That first season was unbelievable.

00:14:56.300 Yeah, I agree, man.

00:14:57.580 I think it's one of the best standalone seasons of all time.

00:15:02.660 Honestly, you could put it up there with almost anything, I believe.

00:15:06.180 But I very much enjoyed that.

00:15:08.160 And 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.

00:15:18.180 And 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.

00:15:32.280 And 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.

00:15:45.500 And 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.

00:16:05.720 Again, I mentioned the process, again, we're talking the Son of Sam murders with David Berkowitz.

00:16:12.520 We're talking the Zodiac killings, the Smiley Face Killers, Jeffrey Dahmer.

00:16:17.340 I mean, all of these, what's the other guy's name from, oh, Henry Lee Lucas from the Hand of Death cult.

00:16:26.660 I mean, it'll boggle your mind how many direct, just the individuals involved.

00:16:35.620 He 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.

00:16:49.700 And so they could essentially cover their tracks in more ways than one.

00:16:54.620 And they were inevitably, they had been not only training in manufacturing Manchurian candidates, right, through they were practicing blood rituals. 1.00

00:17:05.840 And they were actually, even cannibalism was involved, right?

00:17:09.380 And so they were like sacrificing members of the cult.

00:17:12.760 They would bring in members of the cult.

00:17:14.600 They would use them and exploit them to commit various murders, various abductions and kidnappings.

00:17:20.960 They were training them in how to conduct kidnappings.

00:17:23.960 And really a lot of that was for child pornography, you know, purposes of child pornography.

00:17:30.560 And then also, you know, they become an enterprise, clearly, right?

00:17:34.500 And so it's like it never stops.

00:17:36.100 It all blends together, right?

00:17:37.840 And that's the problem is that people are under the impression that with human trafficking, it's just, right?

00:17:45.060 It's just moving human bodies across, right?

00:17:49.400 No, no, no, not at all, right?

00:17:51.440 Well, you know what it is, Austin?

00:17:52.800 These things, so from an aerial POV, it's like it seems like these things are not connected.

00:17:58.840 It's until you zoom in on them and you realize that they are.

00:18:01.580 But they, despite seeming unconnected, always result in the same thing.

00:18:08.080 We're talking about, like, you know, human sacrifice, cannibalism, child sexual exploitation.

00:18:15.180 These things always boil down to those elements, the most sort of treacherous elements that are associated with human behavior.

00:18:24.900 And then, of course, once you look at them, you realize that there is some massive connective tissue.

00:18:30.180 It's always the name of the game.

00:18:31.600 It always – the worst of the worst always ends in those things.

00:18:35.300 Absolutely, brother.

00:18:36.180 And 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?

00:18:44.640 But 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?

00:18:58.020 No, I'm peripherally aware of the name.

00:19:00.860 I don't have an intimate knowledge of Ted Gunderson.

00:19:02.940 Okay, so he's – basically he was, you know, very prominent within the FBI.

00:19:09.640 He even was – I believe he ran the LA FBI office actually for a time.

00:19:15.900 But anyway, he was essentially forced into retirement and became a PI, right, and was running his own private practice.

00:19:22.860 And 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.

00:19:32.460 But 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.

00:19:48.360 So 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.

00:19:58.460 That's what they did to the UFO people back in the day. 0.94

00:20:01.280 Exactly, man.

00:20:02.120 That's what they did to even Bob Lazar surmised that they may have done that to him.

00:20:05.840 Yeah, that's exactly what he said too, is that he thought that potentially he was shown these – right, these – this – what was it?

00:20:15.560 The 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.

00:20:25.920 But 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.

00:20:38.440 But 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,

00:20:49.660 which 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,

00:20:59.380 who 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.

00:21:12.140 It is again, dude, upstate New York.

00:21:14.220 We just talked about that as a –

00:21:15.920 Really?

00:21:16.740 Yeah, yeah, on the last episode.

00:21:18.020 What was it, Top?

00:21:18.580 I forgot why it came up.

00:21:20.640 I think you –

00:21:21.920 Well, 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.

00:21:33.700 Yeah, and then Aleister Crowley spending time in upstate New York doing the Amalantra World Days and shit.

00:21:38.940 Like, it's all – upstate New York is weird as shit.

00:21:41.400 It's fucked out there.

00:21:42.980 Yeah, I mean, I have family out there, and they're all methed out.

00:21:46.780 Occultists. 0.65

00:21:47.220 They're on some, yeah.

00:21:48.580 It's a dark place.

00:21:50.140 It's a dark place.

00:21:51.020 It'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.

00:21:59.400 Mm-hmm.

00:21:59.840 Yeah, the Devil's Cave in Untermyer used to exist.

00:22:03.300 Now I think they filled it in, but it's a fact.

00:22:07.020 Like, it's on record.

00:22:08.740 It existed and was an occult gathering point and location.

00:22:14.120 And, 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.

00:22:29.480 And they have something called the Underground Railroad to try and save some of these kids.

00:22:34.560 It's kind of an – I was entirely unaware.

00:22:37.500 It even goes into Canada.

00:22:38.700 But 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.

00:23:01.220 And 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.

00:23:21.100 Yes, you would raise the puppy and then sacrifice the fucking puppy as a loyalty test.

00:23:26.020 It was MKUltra shit.

00:23:27.240 Yeah, I was going to say MKUltra shit.

00:23:28.700 But this is also – this is much older.

00:23:30.500 This goes back to, I mean, man, maybe even Persian times.

00:23:33.860 This is how they would raise their army.

00:23:35.420 I think they would do this to either eunuchs or members of their army that they adopted from other cultures and places they've conquered.

00:23:42.600 This is not – it's nothing new under the sun, I suppose.

00:23:46.680 That's what I'm saying.

00:23:47.320 It'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.

00:23:58.080 And every time I hear all these themes repeating just from different angles.

00:24:02.440 Yeah.

00:24:03.460 Yeah.

00:24:03.560 Yeah.

00:24:03.960 Yeah.

00:24:04.060 Yeah.

00:24:04.860 Man, it's fascinating stuff, honestly.

00:24:07.340 But 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.

00:24:16.940 And not only did they influence Manson and the Manson murders, but yeah, they directly were involved in the Jeffrey McDonald case.

00:24:25.340 I'm just figuring out that – forget the guy's name, but he was an attorney for Jeffrey McDonald.

00:24:31.060 Not 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.

00:24:51.820 But it's Danny Casalero's octopus all day long, honestly, is really what it is.

00:24:57.680 But there's something called the Cadaver Connection involved at Fort Bragg.

00:25:02.200 Yes.

00:25:02.820 This was something that really drew me in.

00:25:05.180 It was this heroin smuggling operation, and it was involving dead GIs, the coffins of dead GIs.

00:25:13.140 Not only were they providing false bottoms where they were putting heroin from Thailand to illegally traffic into Fort Bragg, right?

00:25:24.620 Yeah.

00:25:25.440 They were also – man, they were slicing open.

00:25:29.500 They were choosing a lot of the more heavyweight, you know, GIs.

00:25:34.620 They 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.

00:25:57.640 That was how they would designate which bodies had the heroin inside.

00:26:01.800 And so, yeah, it was – dude, this thing – I mean, that's another theme that continuously pops up.

00:26:08.680 Right 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.

00:26:16.700 But I maintain that the biggest mover of drugs is the very one government that's involved in the war on drugs.

00:26:23.820 It's our own government who is constantly – I mean, you talked about funding the Iran-Contra wars with cocaine and everything.

00:26:30.280 And, you know, now you're talking about this heroin thing.

00:26:33.240 I've said it before.

00:26:34.480 It'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.

00:26:43.740 Our government is securing and guarding these opium fields.

00:26:47.300 It's – you know, our government does this thing.

00:26:50.460 And this isn't a surprise to anybody, but it's like we're going to launch a war on drugs to stop drugs.

00:26:56.460 Meanwhile, the biggest drug dealers in the world.

00:26:58.340 We're going to launch a war against terror.

00:27:01.060 We're going to stop terror.

00:27:01.940 Meanwhile, orchestrating all the terrorist attacks.

00:27:03.960 It's right on its face.

00:27:05.880 It's hilarious, honestly.

00:27:07.240 Well, this is like – this is Gary Webb stuff and, you know, what happened to him before uncovering this.

00:27:13.700 It's tragic, but –

00:27:43.700 He'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.

00:27:55.420 And I believe him to be entirely innocent.

00:27:58.100 And it's been proven at this point.

00:27:59.540 But 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.

00:28:20.860 So this was proven.

00:28:22.500 And you have members of the – you know, MPs getting arrested for drug trafficking.

00:28:27.580 And when they were willing to talk, two shots to the back of the head, worst case of suicide you've ever seen, right?

00:28:32.760 Like that was what was being done.

00:28:34.680 And 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.

00:28:44.900 You talk about the cartels.

00:28:46.760 Dude, they were flying in Mexican nationals to cook methamphetamine on the Cabazon Indian Reservation in North California, right? 1.00

00:28:54.740 Yeah.

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00:29:36.020 Hashtag make a play.

00:29:39.020 It's like they've been doing this for so long, right?

00:29:43.000 And so this is nothing new, as you said.

00:29:45.480 I entirely agree with that.

00:29:47.260 And so I should probably get into the fucking Delphi Murders stuff.

00:29:54.260 Let's get into it.

00:29:55.460 Before you do that, before you get into the Delphi Murders, we're not at the 30-minute preview here yet,

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00:30:39.460 Top said, I want to give away the episodes for free.

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00:30:44.760 And then he made an executive decision and just started to do it.

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00:31:01.300 People don't just give away stuff for free.

00:31:03.460 It's very jarring and very confusing.

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00:31:12.160 All right, let's talk about the Delphi murders.

00:31:14.100 We're half hour in.

00:31:14.980 Let's see what's going on with this.

00:31:17.880 Okay, so again, as I was intending to say,

00:31:22.540 William Ramsey introduced me to the Hosanna Church scandal,

00:31:25.720 which led me into Delphi because I had no idea.

00:31:30.400 How many different similarities and strange synchronicities

00:31:33.380 to that original season of True Detective?

00:31:36.920 And considering that this was in, that the crimes happened,

00:31:40.780 the murders took place in 2017,

00:31:43.480 it's clearly some sort of copycat sort of scenario, right?

00:31:47.480 Where this was, because it's after the fact,

00:31:50.040 so it's not any sort of influencing motivation

00:31:52.440 for the original first season.

00:31:54.380 But to me, it seems very much influenced

00:31:57.640 by that original first season,

00:31:59.660 which I think came out in like 2012.

00:32:02.000 So this is around five years after it had come out.

00:32:05.480 So who knows how recently it could have.

00:32:07.840 But also, I'm not saying that it was entirely

00:32:11.140 a copycat scenario,

00:32:13.260 because knowing the neo-pagan belief system

00:32:16.940 that is involved with the Odinism,

00:32:19.060 which we'll get into that as well,

00:32:20.440 because I believe Odinism to have been involved

00:32:22.480 as a key motivating factor

00:32:24.160 in the murders themselves,

00:32:25.960 and not at all,

00:32:28.280 who is believed to have been the perpetrator

00:32:31.400 and is now, I believe,

00:32:33.480 has been given a maximum sentence

00:32:34.980 of 130 years in prison.

00:32:38.660 His name's Richard Allen,

00:32:40.140 and I believe he's entirely innocent as well.

00:32:42.420 And I think that the way that these cover-ups

00:32:45.320 consistently play out

00:32:48.000 prove almost that, like, honestly,

00:32:51.420 I came into this and I tried to remain objective

00:32:53.980 as much as possible.

00:32:55.940 But when the finer details of the case

00:33:01.200 are so extraordinarily revealing,

00:33:04.220 when you have names,

00:33:05.560 when you have confessions,

00:33:07.480 that's something different, right?

00:33:09.520 That's all I have to say

00:33:10.540 as far as the details of the case are concerned

00:33:13.380 and the reason that I'm so convinced at this point

00:33:15.460 that Richard Allen is innocent.

00:33:18.460 So the strange synchronicities

00:33:20.980 that I'm referring to,

00:33:22.540 they're regarding the original victim

00:33:25.020 in the opening scenes of True Detective, right?

00:33:27.220 And so this becomes

00:33:29.500 a true-to-life representation

00:33:30.840 of this insanely unique set of circumstances

00:33:34.080 discovered at the fictional crime scene,

00:33:35.940 and they're almost duplicated

00:33:38.060 in what looks to have been

00:33:39.420 this copycat imitation crime

00:33:41.280 in Delphi, Indiana, February 13th, 2017.

00:33:44.940 So this is the,

00:33:46.740 really the bodies are found on Valentine's Day.

00:33:48.740 So again, I think this is not outside,

00:33:51.140 I think this is no coincidence there.

00:33:53.360 Also, the occult connotations to Delphi itself

00:33:56.560 are worthy of note, right?

00:33:58.920 I mean, the Oracle of Delphi,

00:34:00.460 that alone, you know,

00:34:02.700 I believe holds some sort of value

00:34:04.720 within the context

00:34:06.020 of these neo-pagan belief systems.

00:34:08.360 Yeah, that was so,

00:34:09.420 the idea of the Delphi murders

00:34:11.760 is not something that I'm familiar with,

00:34:13.560 but I am familiar with the Oracle of Delphi.

00:34:16.580 And this is where they would basically use some,

00:34:19.260 I think it's actually depicted in the film 300,

00:34:23.520 but they'll use usually a young girl, a virgin, 0.94

00:34:28.240 and they will have her be the middleman 1.00

00:34:32.180 between, you know, a priest class

00:34:34.920 and their deity, their god.

00:34:37.100 In this case, it would have been Apollyon or Apollon.

00:34:41.180 And they found recently,

00:34:44.380 not recently,

00:34:45.020 but there's a cave system beneath the Oracle Delphi

00:34:48.460 where there's these like noxious gases

00:34:50.200 flowing up through fissions and cracks in the ground.

00:34:53.700 And, you know, this young girl,

00:34:55.440 this virgin is being exposed to these fumes

00:34:57.480 and going into a state,

00:34:59.640 like a different and altered state,

00:35:01.020 like a drug-induced state.

00:35:02.200 And this is what's allowing her

00:35:03.160 to channel these entities.

00:35:04.300 So yeah, there's gotta be some connection there.

00:35:07.100 Right.

00:35:07.180 Especially considering the staged crime scene,

00:35:12.280 the way their bodies had been, you know,

00:35:14.820 they had been arranged in a very specific manner

00:35:20.660 that, again, provides,

00:35:23.580 it's very interesting within the neo-pagan structure

00:35:26.240 of the Odinism factor.

00:35:27.600 So the original corpse

00:35:32.500 from the True Detective first season,

00:35:35.720 she had also,

00:35:36.720 she had been staged against this tree, right?

00:35:38.980 As if in prayer,

00:35:40.420 with her head crowned with deer antlers

00:35:42.520 and her body was surrounded

00:35:43.900 by these Cajun twig lattice works.

00:35:46.980 And, you know,

00:35:48.040 they essentially resembled Cajun bird traps, right?

00:35:51.380 And so then you have this disturbing,

00:35:55.800 cryptic, triangular, crooked spiral symbol

00:35:57.900 carved into the back of the murder victim,

00:36:00.260 which is, of course,

00:36:01.480 the exact symbol used by pedophiles

00:36:03.260 to indicate their preference in little boys.

00:36:05.820 And I remember in Pizzagate,

00:36:08.320 when I covered the Pizzagate episode,

00:36:12.920 it was long before Pizzagate, man.

00:36:14.820 In 2007, WikiLeaks released the FBI document

00:36:18.240 detailing the secret code.

00:36:20.260 That's what pedophiles use

00:36:21.580 to communicate with each other.

00:36:24.360 I mean-

00:36:24.680 And that's for people

00:36:25.140 who are skeptical of that,

00:36:27.280 what you've just said,

00:36:27.920 that this spiral is somehow indicative

00:36:29.800 of, you know, pedophilia.

00:36:32.100 This is established for a long time.

00:36:34.820 This is something that you can look up.

00:36:36.260 The FBI recognizes these symbols.

00:36:38.680 And so, yeah, these are,

00:36:40.000 that's not speculation at all.

00:36:42.140 Not at all, man.

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00:38:14.620 I mean,

00:38:15.560 at the same time

00:38:16.820 that this happened in 07,

00:38:18.560 the FBI allegedly issued

00:38:20.040 this intelligence bulletin

00:38:21.600 to local police departments

00:38:22.820 that brought the idea

00:38:23.800 of sexual predators

00:38:24.740 using their own symbols

00:38:26.000 to communicate

00:38:26.660 into the spotlight.

00:38:28.240 And the report broke down

00:38:29.700 exactly what the symbols are

00:38:31.060 and what they mean.

00:38:32.360 And law enforcement

00:38:33.140 kept the report internal

00:38:34.400 until it ended up,

00:38:35.500 of course,

00:38:35.920 on WikiLeaks

00:38:36.780 where the knowledge

00:38:37.720 of the symbols

00:38:38.240 came into public awareness.

00:38:40.160 But the symbols in question,

00:38:42.000 they allowed the user

00:38:44.040 to communicate

00:38:44.580 without drawing

00:38:45.220 too much attention,

00:38:46.120 of course,

00:38:46.520 because they're simple

00:38:47.260 enough in design.

00:38:48.120 But the first symbol

00:38:48.940 the FBI explained

00:38:49.960 was the drawing

00:38:51.000 called Boy Lover.

00:38:52.340 And this symbol

00:38:52.980 is made by drawing

00:38:53.880 a large triangle

00:38:54.780 around a smaller triangle

00:38:56.140 to signify the man

00:38:57.360 likes younger males.

00:38:58.820 To show that the adult male

00:39:00.440 is a little boy lover,

00:39:02.000 the same symbol

00:39:02.960 is drawn to replicate

00:39:04.060 a child's scribble.

00:39:05.400 So it's intentionally

00:39:08.040 misdrawn

00:39:09.260 in like a scribbled way.

00:39:11.260 It's very weird.

00:39:12.100 It's totally nefarious

00:39:13.120 when you see it

00:39:13.740 in every single piece

00:39:15.380 of children's entertainment.

00:39:17.220 I mean, like everything.

00:39:18.440 It's all the stuff

00:39:19.300 we used to watch

00:39:20.120 all the way

00:39:20.500 till modern day.

00:39:21.360 It's like,

00:39:22.200 it's admittedly

00:39:23.740 on the surface,

00:39:24.600 it looks pretty benign.

00:39:26.480 It was just a scribble, right?

00:39:28.060 But once you have

00:39:29.280 that context,

00:39:30.040 yeah, it becomes

00:39:30.700 pretty dark.

00:39:32.600 Absolutely.

00:39:33.360 Especially considering

00:39:34.460 Besta Pizza,

00:39:36.240 right,

00:39:37.140 which is right across

00:39:38.740 the street

00:39:39.200 from Comet Ping Pong Pizza

00:39:40.620 in D.C.

00:39:42.100 Yeah.

00:39:42.740 And the owner

00:39:43.220 of Besta Pizza

00:39:44.000 also happens to be

00:39:45.240 a Fed who's directly

00:39:46.280 involved with overseeing,

00:39:47.940 oh, you know,

00:39:49.280 pedophilia investigations

00:39:50.460 at the entire

00:39:51.220 domestic level

00:39:52.060 in the U.S.

00:39:54.280 like, it's just

00:39:55.840 absolutely insane.

00:39:57.220 But once again,

00:39:57.700 that goes back

00:39:58.220 to what we said, right?

00:39:59.020 It's like,

00:39:59.440 no matter how disjointed

00:40:00.720 these things seem,

00:40:02.260 when it's evil,

00:40:03.440 the epitome of it

00:40:04.960 ends in these things.

00:40:06.160 It's sacrifice,

00:40:08.020 child abuse,

00:40:09.160 and trafficking,

00:40:10.220 and, you know,

00:40:10.740 it's all the same shit.

00:40:12.380 Truly, brother.

00:40:13.460 Truly.

00:40:13.980 But so,

00:40:15.340 that spiral

00:40:16.100 was that crooked

00:40:17.860 triangular

00:40:18.440 spiral symbol

00:40:20.220 was carved

00:40:21.260 into the back

00:40:21.780 of that original

00:40:22.540 true detective

00:40:23.140 murder victim.

00:40:25.160 But

00:40:25.320 the tragic murders

00:40:28.140 of Abigail Williams

00:40:29.340 and Liberty German,

00:40:30.780 they share

00:40:31.420 these shocking similarities.

00:40:33.580 And so,

00:40:34.500 their bodies

00:40:35.140 were discovered

00:40:35.920 near the

00:40:36.340 Monan High Bridge Trail,

00:40:37.960 part of the

00:40:38.560 Delphi Historic Trails.

00:40:40.460 Now,

00:40:40.760 you can pull up a map.

00:40:42.480 There's a map

00:40:43.340 on Reddit as well,

00:40:44.480 actually,

00:40:44.900 that I like

00:40:45.340 because it includes

00:40:46.600 the nearby

00:40:48.640 Freemasonic Cemetery,

00:40:50.520 which I had mentioned

00:40:51.220 privately,

00:40:51.600 as well,

00:40:52.120 which I had just

00:40:52.820 discovered

00:40:53.300 that had been

00:40:54.680 so close

00:40:56.020 to the murder

00:40:56.720 scene itself.

00:40:58.060 And so,

00:40:58.400 that alone

00:40:59.040 has been suggested

00:41:00.920 to have been

00:41:01.500 where the key

00:41:03.260 perpetrator

00:41:03.860 who abducted

00:41:04.580 the girls 0.99

00:41:05.060 would have parked,

00:41:07.300 right?

00:41:07.720 Would have parked

00:41:08.380 and walked

00:41:08.900 from the

00:41:09.500 Freemasonic Cemetery

00:41:10.400 to the Delphi

00:41:12.220 Historic Trails

00:41:13.560 on the Monan High Bridge Trail.

00:41:15.380 And that is where

00:41:16.460 the abduction

00:41:16.980 took place.

00:41:17.760 So,

00:41:18.260 it makes a lot

00:41:19.060 of sense

00:41:19.440 because also

00:41:20.220 where the deaths

00:41:21.000 were and where

00:41:21.960 the bodies

00:41:22.400 were found,

00:41:23.360 it looks as if

00:41:24.480 they were killed

00:41:25.320 in a different location.

00:41:26.880 Their bodies

00:41:27.240 were moved

00:41:27.700 to this area

00:41:28.400 and then staged.

00:41:30.040 And that couldn't

00:41:31.520 have been done

00:41:32.040 by one individual,

00:41:33.240 especially this

00:41:34.020 Richard Allen,

00:41:35.140 right?

00:41:35.320 But,

00:41:36.560 these people,

00:41:39.540 for the audience

00:41:40.380 who's listening

00:41:40.840 who doesn't know,

00:41:41.740 if you're a Patreon

00:41:42.780 member,

00:41:43.800 you can apparently

00:41:44.700 make your username

00:41:45.780 whatever you want.

00:41:47.660 And,

00:41:48.440 admittedly,

00:41:49.100 that creates

00:41:49.580 for some funny

00:41:50.260 names.

00:41:50.640 Austin Dickhardt

00:41:51.440 is a great name.

00:41:52.420 Hold on.

00:41:52.680 Austin Dickhardt

00:41:53.620 just said,

00:41:54.100 right,

00:41:54.340 pal.

00:41:55.460 Shout out to

00:41:56.180 Austin Dickhardt.

00:41:56.600 That's so great.

00:41:57.940 Oh, shit.

00:41:58.840 Please,

00:41:59.180 sorry.

00:41:59.560 Go on,

00:42:00.000 go on.

00:42:00.320 You're good,

00:42:01.060 man.

00:42:01.220 So,

00:42:03.440 yeah,

00:42:03.640 their bodies,

00:42:04.800 the murders

00:42:05.500 received extensive

00:42:06.520 media coverage

00:42:07.200 is a point

00:42:07.780 that I should

00:42:08.420 make because

00:42:09.020 basically

00:42:09.640 what had happened

00:42:11.020 was you had

00:42:11.640 all these

00:42:12.000 internet sleuths

00:42:12.920 who were

00:42:13.320 activated,

00:42:14.020 right?

00:42:14.280 And as you

00:42:14.760 mentioned before,

00:42:16.000 the female 1.00

00:42:16.860 true crime

00:42:17.500 factor involved,

00:42:18.680 right,

00:42:18.920 which is a

00:42:20.060 very strong

00:42:21.680 factor as far

00:42:22.800 as being

00:42:23.920 represented

00:42:24.520 in the Delphi

00:42:25.500 case.

00:42:26.020 I had no

00:42:26.700 idea how

00:42:27.440 popular it

00:42:28.120 was in

00:42:29.220 the conceptual

00:42:30.900 minds of

00:42:31.860 women in 0.62

00:42:34.340 the domestic

00:42:35.000 U.S.

00:42:35.520 It's very

00:42:35.900 interesting how

00:42:36.560 much they

00:42:37.000 appreciate true

00:42:37.660 crime.

00:42:38.060 So,

00:42:38.240 occasionally,

00:42:39.420 if my

00:42:40.540 interests

00:42:41.120 linger into

00:42:42.200 the area of

00:42:43.060 true crime

00:42:43.760 to some

00:42:44.240 degree,

00:42:45.180 you know,

00:42:45.700 I usually

00:42:46.060 always try

00:42:46.820 and introduce

00:42:48.260 the most

00:42:49.060 interesting

00:42:49.700 aspects and

00:42:50.520 threads that

00:42:51.340 compel me

00:42:52.400 myself.

00:42:53.180 And so,

00:42:53.540 personally,

00:42:54.020 I always try

00:42:54.660 and fuse in

00:42:55.600 the occult

00:42:56.620 connotations,

00:42:57.500 the different

00:42:58.000 connections involved,

00:42:59.380 but also try

00:43:00.220 and pin it

00:43:00.660 down to,

00:43:01.380 you know,

00:43:03.860 usually

00:43:04.320 individuals who

00:43:05.460 have either

00:43:07.520 shared dual

00:43:08.120 loyalty involved

00:43:09.340 with the

00:43:10.680 intelligence

00:43:11.100 community and

00:43:12.500 also some

00:43:13.140 sort of private

00:43:13.740 occult organization

00:43:14.760 who are usually

00:43:15.780 typically involved

00:43:16.800 in a lot of

00:43:17.300 these different

00:43:17.720 networks that

00:43:18.860 involve human

00:43:20.160 trafficking,

00:43:20.660 which always

00:43:21.560 involves,

00:43:22.240 you know,

00:43:22.720 the abduction

00:43:23.320 of young

00:43:23.760 children.

00:43:24.680 And that's

00:43:25.140 where I'm

00:43:25.960 tying in

00:43:26.880 Delphi,

00:43:27.740 because what

00:43:28.800 it turns out

00:43:29.480 to have been

00:43:30.040 is I believe

00:43:31.460 that they

00:43:31.860 were seduced

00:43:32.940 into showing

00:43:34.020 up at the

00:43:34.580 Mounen High

00:43:35.020 Trail by

00:43:36.300 a potential

00:43:37.760 procurement

00:43:39.420 operation that

00:43:40.440 was being

00:43:40.840 conducted online

00:43:42.040 through Snapchat.

00:43:42.840 and I think

00:43:44.080 that this is

00:43:44.660 a modern

00:43:45.260 example of

00:43:46.040 how these

00:43:46.900 kidnappings,

00:43:48.620 abductions,

00:43:49.200 and ritual

00:43:49.620 sacrifices can

00:43:50.840 be conducted

00:43:51.500 in real

00:43:52.480 time.

00:43:53.620 But unbeknownst

00:43:54.940 to the vast

00:43:55.500 majority,

00:43:56.260 the public,

00:43:56.900 they have no

00:43:57.300 idea how

00:43:58.000 these methods

00:43:58.740 and how

00:43:59.340 they kind of

00:44:01.000 reveal themselves.

00:44:01.960 So before

00:44:04.640 I get too

00:44:05.180 ahead of

00:44:05.720 myself,

00:44:06.220 I should

00:44:06.660 at least

00:44:07.200 lay out

00:44:08.420 the fundamental

00:44:09.380 foundation of

00:44:10.520 the case

00:44:10.980 itself.

00:44:12.320 And so,

00:44:14.520 as I said,

00:44:16.440 the reason

00:44:17.520 that the

00:44:17.960 murders were

00:44:18.380 receiving this

00:44:19.060 extensive media

00:44:19.860 coverage was

00:44:20.580 in part due

00:44:21.240 to this video,

00:44:22.200 an audio

00:44:22.620 recording that

00:44:23.800 was released

00:44:24.280 by law

00:44:24.780 enforcement that

00:44:25.520 came from

00:44:25.920 German

00:44:26.260 smartphone.

00:44:27.840 So this

00:44:28.780 recorded the

00:44:29.740 individual believed

00:44:30.840 to have been

00:44:31.300 the killer.

00:44:32.640 And Fox

00:44:33.080 59 released

00:44:33.960 this timeline

00:44:34.580 of the

00:44:34.960 disappearance

00:44:35.400 and deaths

00:44:35.940 of Liberty

00:44:36.400 German and

00:44:36.960 Abigail

00:44:37.300 Williams in

00:44:37.960 Delphi.

00:44:39.100 And according

00:44:39.460 to the

00:44:39.780 timeline,

00:44:40.800 at 1.35

00:44:41.620 p.m.

00:44:42.620 on February

00:44:43.120 13,

00:44:44.380 2017,

00:44:45.920 13-year-old

00:44:46.780 Abigail Joyce

00:44:47.580 Williams and

00:44:48.200 14-year-old

00:44:48.940 Liberty Rose

00:44:49.580 Lynn German

00:44:50.220 were dropped

00:44:50.940 off by

00:44:51.500 German's

00:44:51.960 older sister,

00:44:53.000 Kelsey,

00:44:53.800 on Country

00:44:54.400 Road 300

00:44:55.080 northeast of

00:44:55.940 the Hoosier

00:44:56.280 Heartland

00:44:56.640 Highway.

00:44:57.440 The girls 0.99

00:44:58.260 were hiking

00:44:58.800 on the

00:44:59.120 Monenhay Bridge

00:44:59.840 over Deer

00:45:00.320 Creek among

00:45:01.020 Woodland in

00:45:01.820 remote Deer

00:45:02.460 Creek Township

00:45:03.280 at 2.07

00:45:04.100 p.m.

00:45:05.180 German posted

00:45:05.860 a photo of

00:45:06.520 Williams walking

00:45:07.320 the bridge.

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00:46:36.620 After this, they were

00:46:38.180 not heard from again.

00:46:39.540 And in the photo, the

00:46:41.040 clarity is very, it's

00:46:42.180 a very grainy photo.

00:46:43.980 See, far off in the

00:46:45.200 distance is this,

00:46:47.720 clearly this male with

00:46:50.000 kind of his face almost

00:46:51.700 seems covered, but he's

00:46:52.520 wearing this, you know,

00:46:55.820 wearing this sort of a

00:46:57.940 golfing hat, right?

00:46:59.340 But it's, I'll pull up

00:47:01.560 pictures of it in a

00:47:02.680 moment because there are

00:47:03.680 two different, there are

00:47:06.240 two different, what the

00:47:09.380 fuck is, what's it called

00:47:10.780 when they, the drawing up

00:47:13.520 of the alleged

00:47:14.500 perpetrator, there's a

00:47:16.100 fucking term that is

00:47:17.020 escaping me right now.

00:47:18.760 Like a police sketch

00:47:19.600 artist?

00:47:20.360 Yeah, yeah, yeah.

00:47:20.760 The sketch.

00:47:21.260 Yeah, yeah.

00:47:21.620 So there were two

00:47:22.660 different sketches that

00:47:23.900 were revealed to the

00:47:24.760 public, right?

00:47:25.600 And it's, it's, uh, that

00:47:27.340 is very interesting in

00:47:28.240 itself because of how

00:47:29.340 different, uh, the

00:47:30.940 different sketches look.

00:47:32.340 They're entirely

00:47:33.260 different.

00:47:33.760 One is, uh, more, you

00:47:35.760 know, sort of, uh, a

00:47:37.740 fatter, older man and

00:47:39.000 clearly in his fifties,

00:47:40.500 potentially forties.

00:47:41.600 Uh, and, uh, and he's,

00:47:43.460 he's, yeah, he's, he's

00:47:45.560 wearing this golfing

00:47:46.520 hat.

00:47:46.860 And then the other

00:47:48.020 individual sketch is of

00:47:50.080 this very young guy who

00:47:51.800 looks like a Justin

00:47:52.780 Bieber almost, right?

00:47:54.160 And, and that fits

00:47:55.440 perfectly within the

00:47:56.900 context of the Snapchat

00:47:57.960 profile, which I believe

00:47:59.260 lured the girls to the 0.99

00:48:00.240 Monon high bridge because

00:48:01.980 the Snapchat profile,

00:48:03.800 Anthony underscore shots

00:48:05.040 was actually, uh, Keegan

00:48:07.320 Klein, who this, this guy,

00:48:09.840 once you, you pull up a

00:48:11.520 picture of him, I, as I

00:48:12.700 said on TFH the other

00:48:13.780 day, it's the Jimmy

00:48:14.540 Savile effect.

00:48:15.320 You're like this

00:48:15.800 motherfucker did it

00:48:16.800 right.

00:48:17.440 Yeah.

00:48:17.680 So that's like the

00:48:19.000 younger individual, right?

00:48:20.380 Now look at that one by

00:48:21.640 Richard Allen, right?

00:48:22.660 Which is yes.

00:48:23.480 Yeah.

00:48:23.980 So they claim that's

00:48:25.640 Richard Allen, right now,

00:48:27.640 you know, you could

00:48:29.340 potentially see that being

00:48:30.840 a possibility, but here's

00:48:33.740 what I find very

00:48:34.520 interesting.

00:48:35.080 It looks like the same

00:48:36.020 dude, but from the

00:48:36.800 future.

00:48:38.540 Dude, check this out.

00:48:39.840 out though, because, uh,

00:48:41.900 uh, can I share my, uh,

00:48:44.160 can I share my screen?

00:48:45.280 Okay.

00:48:45.800 Appreciate it.

00:48:46.420 Appreciate it.

00:48:47.320 Okay.

00:48:47.660 So this is interesting

00:48:49.500 because you look at

00:48:54.000 those two.

00:48:55.800 It's at the very least,

00:48:57.600 it's a possibility.

00:48:59.360 Right.

00:48:59.940 And I found that much

00:49:01.480 more compelling,

00:49:02.560 especially considering

00:49:03.800 this, right?

00:49:06.700 Because there you go.

00:49:07.840 That is Brad

00:49:08.380 Holder.

00:49:08.620 Is that Paranoid

00:49:09.060 American?

00:49:09.580 That looks like

00:49:10.220 Thomas the Paranoid

00:49:11.280 American.

00:49:11.820 It looks like Thomas,

00:49:12.740 right?

00:49:13.580 That's so funny.

00:49:14.960 But, uh, essentially

00:49:16.340 33 days after, uh, the,

00:49:18.960 the murders of Libby and

00:49:20.400 Abby, uh, where, uh,

00:49:23.220 apparently, uh, this

00:49:25.380 individual, Brad Holder

00:49:26.760 was, uh, was taken this

00:49:30.000 in this picture as far as

00:49:31.140 the photograph itself was

00:49:32.340 taken of him clearly, um,

00:49:34.820 you know, seeming to be

00:49:37.280 promoted within the, uh,

00:49:38.720 initiatory process of the

00:49:40.480 Freemasonic order.

00:49:41.340 Right.

00:49:41.680 So it's at the very least

00:49:42.700 33rd degree, right?

00:49:44.320 I wonder if that apron is

00:49:46.060 indicative of him being of a

00:49:47.960 33rd degree is, is that

00:49:49.220 what he graduated to, or is

00:49:50.620 that just part of the

00:49:51.560 ceremonial garb?

00:49:53.180 I know that that is my

00:49:54.440 question as well.

00:49:55.640 And, uh, you know, I

00:49:57.820 should, uh, at least show

00:49:58.880 you a picture of Anthony

00:50:01.160 shots as well.

00:50:02.060 So look at this really, if

00:50:03.580 it's worth anything, that

00:50:04.360 guy, a hundred percent

00:50:05.360 looks like a murderer.

00:50:07.160 Yeah, he does.

00:50:08.100 Yeah.

00:50:08.660 All right.

00:50:10.240 All right.

00:50:11.100 So this is also

00:50:12.780 interesting.

00:50:13.480 Look at this dude.

00:50:15.820 Oh my God.

00:50:16.800 Chill.

00:50:18.740 That guy right here.

00:50:20.280 That's an unfortunate.

00:50:21.120 Right.

00:50:21.400 So this guy is Keegan

00:50:23.140 Anthony Klein and, uh, hold

00:50:28.360 on.

00:50:28.580 I need to X out of that.

00:50:30.540 All right.

00:50:30.860 There we go.

00:50:32.060 And it's interesting

00:50:33.000 because it turns out that

00:50:35.720 this guy, are you

00:50:37.960 skeptical of my God?

00:50:39.360 And what you see on

00:50:40.060 social media, they have

00:50:41.180 ruined like every single

00:50:42.780 potential news website to

00:50:44.920 the point where I can't

00:50:46.160 even go there anymore.

00:50:47.540 Oh, I'm sorry, bro.

00:50:51.180 No, it's okay.

00:50:51.920 I muted the, I muted the

00:50:53.120 screen.

00:50:53.380 We don't need to hear this.

00:50:54.560 They literally do that.

00:50:55.540 They make it hard to find

00:50:56.580 the video.

00:50:56.900 Well, you know what, David,

00:50:58.500 because of Elon Musk now,

00:51:00.040 all that USAID money,

00:51:01.660 these guys actually have to

00:51:02.740 pick up sponsors.

00:51:03.860 Son of a bitch. 0.88

00:51:04.500 There we go.

00:51:05.300 Now our podcast is ruined.

00:51:06.560 Thanks a lot, Elon.

00:51:08.600 Also, we're looking for sponsors.

00:51:09.980 So, what I think is the most

00:51:16.760 important is about old Keegan

00:51:20.860 Klein is that not only was his

00:51:24.240 home raided directly after the

00:51:27.840 Delphi murders, but apparently

00:51:31.700 someone involved with his Snapchat

00:51:35.340 profile, which was who was

00:51:37.180 responding to the Snapchat

00:51:38.240 profile.

00:51:40.820 I don't even think this is the

00:51:42.300 article that I wanted it to be.

00:51:44.060 Yeah, yeah.

00:51:44.560 Hold on.

00:51:44.920 I'll stop sharing that one.

00:51:46.380 But what happened is that he

00:51:48.260 apparently right after he had his

00:51:51.240 Anthony underscore shots profile on

00:51:53.760 Snapchat had been communicating

00:51:56.160 with a young girl.

00:51:57.680 This was days after the Delphi

00:52:00.280 murders took place and the

00:52:02.240 Anthony underscore shots profile

00:52:03.700 was in communication with the

00:52:06.620 or Libby German, right?

00:52:08.920 As far as two of the Abigail

00:52:11.580 Williams and Libby German were the 1.00

00:52:12.940 two girls who were discovered at

00:52:14.260 Delphi.

00:52:14.820 But what's interesting is that he

00:52:16.740 this Snapchat profile was also in

00:52:19.060 communication with other young

00:52:20.980 girls, obviously.

00:52:21.760 And within days of the Delphi

00:52:24.260 murders and within hours of the

00:52:26.760 Anthony underscore shots profile on

00:52:28.460 Snapchat communicating with this

00:52:30.000 other girl who is nearby the 1.00

00:52:31.720 Delphi area, a masked man

00:52:35.760 was spotted outside the window of

00:52:40.860 this girl who was in communication

00:52:42.740 with the Anthony underscore shots

00:52:44.620 profile.

00:52:45.220 So essentially proving the point that

00:52:47.840 this is some sort of abduction

00:52:49.680 pipeline and abduction operation

00:52:52.040 where these kidnappings are taking

00:52:53.700 place.

00:52:54.720 And, you know, these young girls

00:52:56.040 are being seduced into either

00:52:57.960 providing nude pictures to begin

00:52:59.900 with, which is a lot of it, or

00:53:02.300 they'll also, you know, clearly

00:53:05.220 there there's other things involved

00:53:07.580 as far as like they were actually

00:53:09.200 arranging meeting places, which is

00:53:11.120 another reason why I think that the

00:53:13.060 the Snapchat picture, which went

00:53:16.680 very public during the the Delphi

00:53:19.760 murder case, I think that it's

00:53:22.560 very interesting that she was

00:53:23.800 communicating on Snapchat just

00:53:25.420 before she was abducted.

00:53:26.640 That alone raised a red flag for me

00:53:29.540 and made me consider the fact that

00:53:31.100 potentially she had been the girls 0.99

00:53:33.580 had been, you know, lured down to

00:53:36.140 the Monan High Bridge trail and and

00:53:38.700 for this, you know, purpose of

00:53:41.040 potentially kidnapping and a ritual

00:53:43.300 murder sacrifice, which inevitably

00:53:44.740 took place. So, yeah, it gets far

00:53:49.440 more interesting than this, because

00:53:51.240 that video that was released, you

00:53:53.520 could hear the voice of the

00:53:54.640 suspect. It was very muffled, but you

00:53:57.440 could hear them say down the hill

00:53:58.920 and and the picture itself is very

00:54:02.920 grainy, as I said. But there's a

00:54:05.940 news conference where all these

00:54:07.440 officials are credited with the source

00:54:10.040 of the audio and imagery to German

00:54:11.580 smartphone. And then they, of course,

00:54:14.620 ask the public if they have any

00:54:17.500 additional information provided to

00:54:19.580 you know, the authorities. Right. But

00:54:22.180 they essentially are kind of spurring

00:54:24.380 the Internet sleuths at the beginning

00:54:26.400 of all of this. And and and so

00:54:29.820 police distributed this composite

00:54:31.780 sketch of someone sought as a person

00:54:33.600 of prime interest in the murders.

00:54:35.480 That sketch was apparently created

00:54:37.540 from eyewitness accounts of the hiker on

00:54:39.460 the Delphi trails on the day the girls

00:54:42.260 vanished, of course. But there's a new

00:54:44.540 direction in the case on April 22nd,

00:54:46.900 2019. So two years after the case,

00:54:49.400 there's still no perpetrator who's been

00:54:51.600 apprehended. Right. And Indiana State

00:54:54.240 Police announced this new direction in

00:54:55.940 the case and released a new sketch of

00:54:57.900 the suspect that looked entirely

00:54:59.440 different. So you have two years of the

00:55:02.080 original sketch composite sketch being

00:55:04.740 that younger individual. Right. Who I

00:55:07.280 believe was mistaken to have been

00:55:10.780 clearly the the picture that Anthony

00:55:15.340 that Keegan Klein and Anthony Schatz, the

00:55:18.160 Snapchat profile was using to lure in the

00:55:20.420 young girls, which was like this Justin

00:55:22.000 Bieber type young guy who was.

00:55:25.040 So that sketch would have only been from

00:55:27.400 the profile picture, not somebody's actual

00:55:29.460 eyewitness account of an individual.

00:55:32.300 Exactly. Like, I believe that it

00:55:35.240 it didn't seem to have been because no one

00:55:37.680 else saw this young person

00:55:39.860 at the Delphi historic trails

00:55:42.200 and they entirely swip swatched 0.90

00:55:44.440 or switched out the sketch, the composite

00:55:46.720 sketch to, you know, a completely

00:55:48.940 different looking person who is far

00:55:51.080 older and, you know, far

00:55:52.920 larger in weight and and just

00:55:55.500 again looks entirely different. And so

00:55:57.380 at the very least, it's very

00:56:00.640 extremely strange that, you know, this

00:56:03.360 composite sketch would have been out in

00:56:05.400 public circulation for two years

00:56:08.220 and would introduce this new

00:56:10.320 direction in the case and provide this

00:56:12.580 entirely different, you know, police

00:56:15.080 sketch of, you know, which, again, I'll

00:56:19.140 pull up the picture of this Justin

00:56:21.140 Bieber type, you know, the picture that

00:56:23.940 Keegan Klein was using on the Snapchat

00:56:26.040 profile because he was presenting an

00:56:28.480 entirely different lifestyle to the to the

00:56:30.520 girls that he was attempting to lure in.

00:56:32.840 Obviously, he was showing like this

00:56:35.680 very wealthy lifestyle with all these

00:56:37.620 exotic cars and right as if he was a

00:56:40.380 you know, a male model was was the 0.91

00:56:43.200 But was he ever doing anything with

00:56:45.440 himself in these videos? Like if you're

00:56:47.080 showing all these things, this lavish

00:56:48.680 lifestyle that you're living, there's

00:56:50.240 never like a like a video, like a selfie

00:56:52.060 video or anything. And and if not, then

00:56:54.620 the question that I have is

00:56:56.140 does anybody ever step forward and say

00:56:59.920 like, hey, this guy in the profile

00:57:01.480 picture is strictly just that it's a

00:57:03.800 stolen profile picture. Here is the kid

00:57:07.260 or the dude or the teenager, whatever

00:57:08.780 whose picture they're using like that. This

00:57:10.880 never this never surfaces at any point.

00:57:13.260 No, it does. They they actually the

00:57:15.560 authorities then.

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00:58:45.580 I do acknowledge the fact that yes, this

00:58:48.860 was a male model, but he had nothing to

00:58:51.260 do or any affiliation with the Snapchat

00:58:53.700 profile. He apparently Keegan Klein had

00:58:56.740 just been grabbing these pictures and

00:58:59.040 videos from random users and was then

00:59:01.900 using it for his own, you know,

00:59:04.480 exploitative purposes on Snapchat and

00:59:08.620 luring the young girls. And so it was

00:59:11.580 proven that that was what he was doing

00:59:13.180 because he was later sentenced to over 40

00:59:15.460 years for child pornography and admitted

00:59:19.320 in court that he 100 percent had been,

00:59:22.000 you know, attempting to abduct these

00:59:24.660 young girls. And at least.

00:59:26.500 Did you know that Snapchat has an element

00:59:28.820 in it that you're like constantly

00:59:32.720 sharing with people where you are?

00:59:36.360 So it's almost got like a Google Maps

00:59:37.860 aspect and you can see all of your

00:59:40.800 friends as they move around. You know

00:59:43.380 what I mean? So there's a little a little

00:59:44.820 I don't know what you would call it, like a

00:59:46.580 little avatar that represents your

00:59:48.560 friends. You can I think you could dress

00:59:50.140 it up the way whichever way you want to

00:59:52.040 dress it up.

00:59:53.480 And then if you if you do that, your

00:59:55.380 friends at any given time can click on

00:59:57.960 like, I guess, a map and they can see

01:00:00.120 where everybody is and their their movement

01:00:02.160 in real time, which is like, wow,

01:00:04.460 Snapchat is a is a I don't know if it's

01:00:08.080 still around. I think they might have

01:00:09.060 gotten rid of it or maybe that was a maybe

01:00:10.700 that was just the tick tock thing.

01:00:11.920 But Snapchat was my understanding is it

01:00:16.160 is a platform that's overwhelmingly used

01:00:18.560 by kids. It is like like, you know,

01:00:20.440 how Twitter is much more of, you know,

01:00:23.060 millennials and older, maybe a little bit

01:00:25.600 younger. And then Instagram kind of

01:00:28.240 seems like everybody. Facebook is for

01:00:30.220 like boomers. And then Snapchat is for I 0.99

01:00:33.300 don't even know what generation. That's 0.98

01:00:34.480 little kids. So so I don't know how

01:00:37.560 nobody thinks it's problematic. I'm

01:00:39.440 sure there are people who do that

01:00:41.320 a social media platform that's

01:00:44.240 overwhelmingly geared towards children or

01:00:46.060 else it wouldn't be their

01:00:48.200 favored platform. I'm sure

01:00:50.480 tick tock has taken that over since

01:00:51.880 then, but that it has this element

01:00:54.240 where you can track these people

01:00:55.920 everywhere they go in real time. That

01:00:57.780 seems insane. Oh, for sure.

01:01:00.560 Yeah. It reminds me of the Pokemon Go

01:01:03.140 being like clearly a way for you to map

01:01:07.220 help AI and help the the programs

01:01:10.140 themselves like map the the land

01:01:12.640 environment. And then it was it's very

01:01:14.720 interesting, but you're providing them

01:01:16.180 with the data there, you know, that they

01:01:18.780 actually are selling. Right. And so the

01:01:21.580 selling point is is just the seduction of

01:01:25.300 the user into providing the free data and

01:01:28.680 basically being, you know, exploited as

01:01:31.280 you know, but really just like a third

01:01:34.620 party, you know, employee that has

01:01:37.080 a non paid employee. Exactly. Yeah.

01:01:42.100 You think you're having fun catching

01:01:43.400 Bobasaur, but really you're just walking

01:01:45.020 around doing the job of. Yeah, exactly

01:01:47.880 what it is. 100 percent. I just shared

01:01:49.880 you the actual article that I intended to

01:01:53.060 pull up in the first place. And this is

01:01:55.260 the one that this by the way, 13 WTH are

01:01:58.500 they were a local Indiana newspaper

01:02:00.780 and they still are. And they did a lot

01:02:03.240 of wonderful coverage on the Delphi

01:02:04.760 murders whenever this. Well, they're

01:02:07.120 still consistently doing good coverage,

01:02:08.780 but it seems like they were some of the

01:02:11.980 only, you know, willing publications

01:02:14.900 or publications willing to, you know,

01:02:17.560 promote any of this alternative theory.

01:02:19.640 You said this took place in India in

01:02:22.160 Indiana or this is just by Indiana.

01:02:25.260 Yeah. Wait, where in Indiana? Delphi,

01:02:28.140 Indiana. Yeah. Okay. So Delphi is the

01:02:32.960 name of the town itself. But so again,

01:02:36.420 this is let's see, this was March 28th,

01:02:40.120 2022. So Anthony underscore shots

01:02:43.900 profile connected to another incident

01:02:45.620 just days after Delphi murders. Police

01:02:48.160 have identified another incident involving

01:02:49.880 the fake Anthony underscore shots profile.

01:02:52.180 This one happened less than a week after

01:02:53.900 the Delphi murders. So the Indianapolis

01:02:57.980 newspaper investigates that 13 has learned

01:03:02.080 that the connection of the Delphi murders

01:03:03.880 to the Anthony underscore shots fake social

01:03:06.000 media profile started with another incident

01:03:08.620 reported to police just days after the

01:03:10.680 bodies of Libby German and Abby Williams

01:03:12.580 were discovered in February 2017.

01:03:15.600 Police questioned Keegan Klein about the

01:03:17.960 incident during an August 19th, 2020

01:03:20.000 interview. And Klein, he was never charged

01:03:25.000 with the killings, of course, but he has

01:03:27.040 been held in the Miami County jail. Now, of

01:03:30.180 course, as I mentioned before, he's been

01:03:32.020 sentenced over 40 years in prison for child

01:03:35.800 pornography. And within the context of that

01:03:39.260 trial that he admitted publicly that he was

01:03:42.640 using the Snapchat profiles, not only this one,

01:03:45.140 but another one as well. I forget. It sounded

01:03:47.740 more like a female, which was interesting. 0.85

01:03:50.880 And that that account had been I don't know

01:03:54.260 much of the details of that additional

01:03:56.220 account that he was using on Snapchat, but it

01:03:58.360 did sound more like a female, you know, fake 0.98

01:04:01.220 front profile. And and it was allegedly

01:04:04.520 procuring young girls as well, either their

01:04:08.100 nude photos or attempting to arrange meeting

01:04:10.900 places. And so he also said that he would post

01:04:14.820 as soon as they would follow that Snapchat

01:04:18.160 profile, he would post things like a picture

01:04:21.000 of himself and say, would you be willing to

01:04:22.780 have sex with my dad? Like 100 percent.

01:04:25.440 Yeah. And so, yeah, over a year and a half

01:04:30.220 now on 30 charges of child pornography and

01:04:32.900 exploitation, which, again, he was sentenced

01:04:34.580 later on. But so this is what I thought was

01:04:38.240 interesting, is that when he was questioned,

01:04:42.220 apparently they questioned him in the interview

01:04:46.140 about another school age girl that gave her

01:04:48.060 address, her address to Anthony underscore

01:04:50.460 shots just days after the Delphi murders.

01:04:53.580 Klein knew the girl's family from Galveston,

01:04:55.820 Indiana. The police investigator told Klein,

01:04:58.820 which, by the way, that factors into the Delphi

01:05:01.160 case, because I believe Brad Holder to have

01:05:03.480 been one of the key perpetrators among at least

01:05:05.720 three other people involved in in the murders of

01:05:10.120 Abigail Williams and Libby German.

01:05:13.360 And and he, Brad Holder, his son, Logan, was

01:05:18.400 dating one of the two girls.

01:05:21.060 And apparently within the context of the

01:05:23.300 Vinlander group and the neo-pagan belief

01:05:25.880 system that they were practicing within the

01:05:27.920 Odinism concept concept, it was sort of like a

01:05:32.800 white supremacist vein involved where they were

01:05:35.200 claiming that that one of the girls mothers, I

01:05:39.000 forget which I have the details in my notes, but

01:05:41.480 one of the girls mothers had been fraternizing 0.98

01:05:44.720 with an African-American, some black dude, I guess

01:05:48.320 she was fucking a black guy. 1.00

01:05:49.640 And they said that that this was one of the key

01:05:54.020 motivating factors for using her daughter within the

01:05:59.480 ritual sacrifice as as a sort of, you know, I can't

01:06:05.560 remember the it was a blood in, blood out initiatory

01:06:08.420 practice as well.

01:06:09.520 But but still.

01:06:10.800 Right.

01:06:11.020 It's very interesting.

01:06:12.620 Do you buy that?

01:06:14.300 Do what?

01:06:15.440 Do you buy that?

01:06:16.280 That that's what part of why she was selected?

01:06:20.160 I'm not sure.

01:06:21.200 I think that it definitely wasn't the key motivating

01:06:24.660 factor, considering the fact that Logan, the son of

01:06:28.340 Brad Holder, was dating one of the girls.

01:06:31.300 I think that alone is very strange, but would bring her

01:06:34.620 into, you know, the at least into the environment and

01:06:39.760 into the circles and the nexus of this Vinlander group,

01:06:43.180 which were at the very least looking to acquire targets.

01:06:46.860 Uh, right.

01:06:48.020 As far as victims.

01:06:49.620 And so I believe that Keegan Klein's Snapchat profile, he

01:06:53.540 was just, uh, you know, low hanging fruit that was being

01:06:57.260 utilized as a procurement operation for the group.

01:07:00.260 And I think that, uh, he, he, due to his, you know, lack

01:07:05.220 of, um, really his lack of membership, direct, uh,

01:07:10.300 exclusive membership to, uh, to, uh, uh, to the Vinlander

01:07:16.760 organization, I don't think he was a member at all.

01:07:18.960 I think he was just, uh, a, a key component within the

01:07:22.360 pipeline itself.

01:07:23.380 And so they would just leverage some of these different,

01:07:26.620 maybe he clearly, I think he was a pedophile.

01:07:29.460 And so I think that, uh, maybe you leverage and exploit

01:07:32.340 certain pedophiles or certain individuals who are willing to

01:07:35.020 stoop to that, uh, low point of procuring young girls.

01:07:38.660 Um, I'm sure there are, you know, various factors that are

01:07:42.220 motivating them to do this.

01:07:43.740 Um, I'm, I'm sure it's, it's, uh, the very least

01:07:47.280 financially, um, right.

01:07:49.380 Like people don't like to make this point, but it's very

01:07:52.320 lucrative to deal in human trafficking, I would imagine.

01:07:55.220 Right.

01:07:55.780 I mean, it's, it's very lucrative deal in drug trafficking

01:07:58.760 and weapons, you know, trafficking.

01:08:00.380 So why would you, why would it not be?

01:08:02.640 And this is where you see this resurfacing tactic and these

01:08:06.480 recycled playbooks of, right.

01:08:08.600 These feds involved or these, these occult members involved in,

01:08:12.900 in these procurement operations or these various networks.

01:08:15.640 Right.

01:08:16.420 And, uh, and it's something that he just consistently witnesses as,

01:08:20.760 as, uh, so anyway, the point being is that the police

01:08:24.480 investigated that point though, because we were, we were just

01:08:27.680 on with, uh, Clint Russell and I was trying to make this point,

01:08:31.300 but I couldn't make it as eloquently as you did where, uh, he

01:08:35.500 was saying, you know, it's, it's a bad thing that Donald Trump

01:08:37.600 is going to war with the cartels.

01:08:38.900 And I, I agree.

01:08:40.980 I mean, Donald Trump seems like he's going to war with everybody

01:08:43.020 at this point.

01:08:43.660 He's just declared outright war against every aspect of government

01:08:48.100 and shadow government that we have.

01:08:49.260 But I was, I was telling him, I'm, I'm like, you know, you could go

01:08:53.960 and talk about like defunding the government all you want.

01:08:57.040 You can't do that because most of the people that are actually opposed,

01:09:00.980 if you believe in this idea of the deep state, which I feel like

01:09:03.740 is fairly common now, um, most of that is, uh, just black operations

01:09:09.080 money.

01:09:09.800 And where's that coming from?

01:09:11.000 Well, from shit like this that you're talking about, uh, the human

01:09:13.720 trafficking thing is huge and the cartel plays a huge role in that

01:09:17.360 as well.

01:09:17.760 And there's, I've, I've read articles talking about, uh, uh, I think

01:09:21.660 like leaders in Mexico from that were like in Chihuahua, Mexico are

01:09:24.980 saying that, yeah, you know, the, the CIA kind of runs the drug

01:09:28.800 trade.

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01:10:29.520 They, they manage it from what we do.

01:10:32.320 Oh, I just heard that.

01:10:32.920 Yeah.

01:10:33.600 Yeah.

01:10:33.860 I just saw those reports.

01:10:34.660 Yeah.

01:10:36.060 Yeah.

01:10:36.180 And it's, it's fairly like on its nose.

01:10:38.720 Like, yeah, we know, we know that that's what's going on.

01:10:41.060 We can't prove it.

01:10:42.400 Same way.

01:10:42.660 I know that you get a little confirmation every now and again.

01:10:45.260 Yeah.

01:10:45.720 Yeah.

01:10:45.960 I'm not going to celebrate it, but it's like,

01:10:47.860 everybody knows Disney is state propaganda.

01:10:50.220 And then we find out that it's being literally paid for by the state.

01:10:53.980 So you're like, yeah, we got it.

01:10:56.060 But, um, I was trying to make the point that you could defund all you want,

01:11:00.820 USAID, whatever.

01:11:02.740 These black operations are going to continue. 1.00

01:11:05.600 And unless you stop that, whatever government's operating underneath this government is going

01:11:10.340 to continue on and unimpeded.

01:11:13.040 There's really not much we can do on the political side to quell that on, uh, on a different side.

01:11:20.160 I don't know.

01:11:20.640 There's some, seems to be some action being taken, but it's going to have to be, I don't

01:11:25.200 know.

01:11:25.420 I don't know how you stop these things because they just seem to continue.

01:11:29.220 They do.

01:11:30.040 And they're a malignant cancer on all of global society.

01:11:33.480 I mean, honestly, like in every aspect of the cases that I, you know, I don't know

01:11:40.200 what it is that attracts me to some of these, these different, uh, just a lot of the different

01:11:48.640 things that I've covered as far as the episodes that I choose to do it, it usually, man, I

01:11:55.300 ride this emotional rollercoaster.

01:11:57.200 It's so, so extreme, right.

01:11:59.660 Within the context of the investigation of just the research in itself, I'll just be

01:12:04.840 sitting there reading for hours, these court documents of the most sadistic abuse you could

01:12:10.500 ever imagine.

01:12:11.640 Right.

01:12:12.480 The most vulnerable among us.

01:12:14.840 And, um, man, I just like the fact that so many people in the public, I understand that,

01:12:23.740 you know, ignorance is bliss and what, do you not sort of have some duty, you know, to yourself

01:12:34.420 and your own moral principles to, at the very least in, to understand what is out there that

01:12:41.780 you must at least conceptually defend against.

01:12:45.300 Right.

01:12:46.020 Because I think that the underlying issue is that everything is presented as, I believe,

01:12:53.280 false alternatives within this, you know, manufactured misconception that is really, uh, you know,

01:13:00.580 unfortunately, I think a lot of what we're dealing with is, oh my God, to just close out

01:13:07.940 this, uh, these local news sites.

01:13:11.160 Cause they keep playing, they were playing, they're playing those ads on you a hundred

01:13:15.640 percent.

01:13:16.160 But anyway, the, the point being is that, you know, I, I kind of feel as if most people

01:13:23.040 are naive to the level of deception playing out in real time and the, the manufactured

01:13:29.100 social engineering tactics that have really like the ideological subversion alone, Yuri

01:13:34.360 Besmanov is so accurate in his, you know, uh, as far as just being able to kind of

01:13:41.140 kind of, you know, diagnose the overall, uh, uh, uh, really we're, we're kind of, we've

01:13:50.280 been ushering through what, what David Icke says, right.

01:13:54.460 Occasionally.

01:13:54.940 And I don't really subscribe to all his beliefs, of course, but I do like the fact that he's

01:13:59.540 always at least pointed out the gradual tiptoe toward the totalitarian technocratic state.

01:14:05.180 I think that alone is, is very valuable for people to at least understand it's a possibility

01:14:11.060 and something you might, you might need to be aware of as, as a plausible avenue of, of.

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01:15:12.740 Just manipulation and really a full spectrum dominance, which is consistently being attempted

01:15:19.800 to as far as the goal sets and the benchmarks and what is ultimately being achieved is a

01:15:29.300 facilitation of more and more, you know, consolidated power, right?

01:15:33.760 And that in itself with the unelected bureaucrats, the puppet masters pulling the political theater,

01:15:39.620 right, pulling the strings of the political puppets in the theater itself, that drives me mad

01:15:45.660 because I see these false prophets.

01:15:48.020 I see these people worshiping political actors, worshiping celebrities is the worst part.

01:15:54.860 But we're in that right now really heavily, right?

01:15:57.240 It's like because we have our based Orange Daddy back in office, now it's like people are

01:16:03.760 galvanized more than ever.

01:16:05.460 And you're talking about whether or not people have a duty to recognize these things and to

01:16:09.700 intervene in some way, shape or form.

01:16:11.940 It's really kind of you want to give hats off to the propaganda machine, you know, give

01:16:16.040 the devil his due because it's so sophisticated.

01:16:18.620 And we often say on this show, it's like the fact that we're even suspicious.

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01:17:23.780 Of the official narrative is something that's worth a little bit of a congratulations just

01:17:30.320 because the machine that's pitted against us that seeks to keep us, you know, numbed and

01:17:37.620 overburdened by all the stresses of life and then entertained by all sorts of, you know,

01:17:43.440 morally debased, debaucherous bullshit that's constantly being funneled to us on Netflix and

01:17:48.220 what have you, there's so much that they've dumped money into the tune of billions, if

01:17:53.120 not trillions of dollars to keep us sedated and complacent and stressed out to the point

01:17:58.260 where we can't reach over to help anybody because we're just trying to stabilize our

01:18:02.120 own life.

01:18:03.780 It's kind of, you know, not, not what it's something to behold when you look at this system

01:18:10.980 that's levied against us.

01:18:12.060 And, you know, yeah, sure.

01:18:13.940 We all have some moral duty to it, but it's not surprising.

01:18:18.280 I don't think to anybody that, that some of us just can't lift our heads up to, you know,

01:18:22.280 you, you go back to like the, the sort of cliche image of like a single mom working two jobs.

01:18:27.940 It's like that lady's never gonna, and her kids are being raised by the state.

01:18:31.660 They're being raised by public school.

01:18:33.220 They're being raised by the television.

01:18:34.560 They're not going to have a sort of a spatial awakening anytime soon, probably not until

01:18:40.820 adulthood.

01:18:41.580 I will say this though, David, it is speaking of like David Icke, it's very fucking annoying.

01:18:48.800 Him, Whitney Webb, other guy, Derek Brose, whatever, like, you know, great information

01:18:55.580 from these people, but it's like, yeah, I know Elon Musk seems like he probably is the devil.

01:19:01.620 Um, right now they're running an organization that's doing an audit on all of my favorite

01:19:06.920 government agencies.

01:19:08.580 How about you just shut the fuck up and stay in UK for a little bit? 0.68

01:19:11.880 Uh, David, I, it's, yes, it is annoying.

01:19:15.120 It's, you know, it's really fucking annoying.

01:19:16.520 I get it.

01:19:16.900 I'm going to go off on a little side tangent.

01:19:18.640 The most fucking annoying thing right now about David Icke is all he's doing is bitching

01:19:23.920 that he has been saying things about reptilians or something.

01:19:27.660 And now somebody else is coming along and they're gaining some, you know, uh, some modicum

01:19:33.060 of, of, uh, sort of fame or renown or whatever off the back of research that he's done.

01:19:40.020 And I'm like, you know what that means, David Icke, it means you used to have something

01:19:43.320 important to say.

01:19:44.220 Now all you do is bitch and moan. 1.00

01:19:46.140 That's literally all the dude does is bitch and moan. 1.00

01:19:48.360 I'm like, great.

01:19:49.120 Thanks for fucking leading the way in the eighties and nineties and early two thousands.

01:19:52.900 And then when the, when the conversation finally gets to the point where it's at the

01:19:56.640 dinner table, all you do, all you contribute is bitching and moan. 1.00

01:20:00.400 Shout out, shout out to Alex Jones.

01:20:01.980 Cause that could be Alex Jones, even whatever.

01:20:03.860 He might be a fed.

01:20:04.740 He's probably a government operator, but he's still going, but you're still going, man.

01:20:08.620 So you got to say something about the grind, like fucking stop complaining.

01:20:11.900 And also like with other, again, I like these people's work.

01:20:15.940 Whitney Webb, Derek Rose have some fucking solutions.

01:20:19.360 It's just complaints all the time.

01:20:21.300 And then when there is a solution, you know, there's like some sort of solution that's

01:20:25.820 posed.

01:20:26.940 It's like, well, we got to attack it.

01:20:28.700 It's like, just, I get it.

01:20:30.480 This is what you do for a living.

01:20:31.640 But like, I don't know.

01:20:34.380 They, they honestly, a lot of these personalities become almost characters, like characterizations

01:20:39.920 of themselves at one point throughout their, their success.

01:20:43.580 And, um, almost are in this kind of content creation bubble that they can't break out of

01:20:51.920 any longer.

01:20:52.500 And, and that, that must, I, you cannot remain grounded if that is your lifestyle and environment,

01:20:59.600 right?

01:21:00.060 Like I just can't.

01:21:00.960 And beyond that, I get, I get exactly what you're saying because I run the risk too often

01:21:06.380 of, of coming off as a black pill and sounding as if, as if I'm, as if I'm hopeless and have

01:21:14.480 no, right.

01:21:15.660 No, no vision for the future.

01:21:18.320 And that, that could potentially be a plausible, more positive alternative for, uh, just life

01:21:25.820 in general for the mass public.

01:21:27.740 And, and as I have been at least saying, as I'm attempting to, cause I do very much value

01:21:35.000 Whitney's work.

01:21:35.860 I get exactly what you're saying as far as the presentation in itself.

01:21:40.520 And then not just not knowing when, you know, to take a more delicate approach, I think, even

01:21:47.360 though that's not really what I do.

01:21:49.520 It's still like, it's so important to know, you know, that we need to take our victories

01:21:55.500 whenever we can as well.

01:21:56.880 And we have to kind of just point out the fact that at least certain things are changing for,

01:22:03.560 uh, at least heading in the right direction, right?

01:22:07.340 It might not be ultimately the, the end result that we desire specifically individually, but

01:22:13.500 it's, it's, it's at least, uh, a better alternative to what, right.

01:22:18.580 We've been presented in the recent past.

01:22:21.200 And that alone is worth at least acknowledging in, in a, in an appreciate, an appreciative

01:22:26.860 way.

01:22:27.320 And, and, um, and beyond that, man, there's enough demoralization happening at this point,

01:22:33.420 right?

01:22:33.700 Like within the news cycle itself.

01:22:35.780 And it's just, do I need it from people who I think are on my side as well?

01:22:41.360 It's also just the, the tone deaf attitude of, I mean, like this is to the libertarian

01:22:46.700 party as well, but like these people consider themselves agorist.

01:22:49.560 And at the very least the libertarian party got, uh, Ross Albrecht pardoned, you know,

01:22:54.460 by going to the table, understanding where the power is and negotiating there, even though

01:23:00.220 they did it kicking and screaming the entire way.

01:23:02.720 Thank God cooler heads prevailed and like, like the adults in the room were able to do

01:23:06.400 something, but it's the same thing with the, the agorist class.

01:23:09.900 Shout out to Jose Galasson, my favorite agorist, where it's like, I understand, but he's, he's

01:23:14.940 not like this though.

01:23:15.600 He's a lot more sensible.

01:23:16.560 I understand that this might be the end all solution, but you also, you have to understand

01:23:21.000 the way people are thinking now and you're not going to reach people.

01:23:24.540 The MAGA movement is much bigger than what you will ever build because of the attitude

01:23:29.560 that you put towards whatever you're building here.

01:23:31.900 And it's like very hipsterish, but it's like, okay, there's a fucking world that needs to

01:23:35.880 be saved, buddy.

01:23:36.840 So what do we, what are we doing here?

01:23:38.540 Do you want to stay in your little bubble and do black pills?

01:23:41.260 Or are we going to try to lie to the people and make it easy, but move the world in a

01:23:46.900 way that I'd like to see it a little bit more.

01:23:48.860 And I think everybody would like to see it.

01:23:50.960 I think it's autism.

01:23:52.760 Autism is really what it comes down to.

01:23:54.600 We can't get past these things.

01:23:56.080 For sure.

01:23:57.300 And I think, again, the over, the overexposure to, man, like I was mentioning the, just those

01:24:06.620 sadistic details within the, you know, the context of a lot of these, the different networks

01:24:14.240 of abuse, like it has an overall impact on, on who you are as a person on just as far

01:24:23.000 as your emotional state of mind.

01:24:25.960 Right.

01:24:26.480 Like, I don't know more people.

01:24:27.920 I definitely think that some people are clearly more prone to, um, you know, emotional states

01:24:33.180 than others.

01:24:34.200 Um, but I've always been a very over emotional person.

01:24:37.640 Unfortunately, things definitely resonate with me, but also I think that's what, what

01:24:45.320 really drives me to try and be as honest and objective as possible and try and, you know,

01:24:50.560 not misrepresent any really, I I'm only trying to bring to the table, these things that provide

01:24:59.160 a plausible alternative and compelling narrative for me that, that kind of, you know, convinced

01:25:05.560 me otherwise when it comes down to how people really interpret the structure of power itself.

01:25:12.160 And I think that my real goal is, is not to black pill anyone.

01:25:17.100 I'm just saying we should be able to acknowledge our common enemy once and for all.

01:25:23.680 And it's so difficult because, you know, you're dealing with mind manipulators who deal in

01:25:28.740 deception at a, on a daily basis and have just, you know, sophisticated these social engineering

01:25:35.820 techniques and mind control, you know, tools that for, for generations and, and, uh, and,

01:25:43.020 and have really been protectors of the hidden knowledge in many ways with these fraternal

01:25:47.100 organizations, right.

01:25:48.300 Which always underlie the current power structure.

01:25:51.880 And you can point to all these different key advisors from every single presidential administration

01:25:58.120 that just no matter where they stand on the political spectrum, uh, just seem to be surrounding,

01:26:04.420 uh, uh, you know, all the key political actors, um, in every single administration, despite,

01:26:11.560 uh, you know, uh, the direction of policy.

01:26:14.280 So it's just, uh, it is, it is interesting as far as I think that it's much more valuable

01:26:22.260 to, yeah, try and at least spotlight the solution much more often, uh, than, than only, you know,

01:26:30.300 spotlighting the problem.

01:26:31.440 But, but I do think that, I think that essentially my overall goal has been to, uh, really just expose,

01:26:39.480 the, the, the functionality, the, the details within the networks and how they kind of operate

01:26:46.320 in, in real time.

01:26:47.700 And that way we can, uh, let's say the next time this misconception and false narrative

01:26:53.720 is presented to the public, you'll remain far more skeptical, you know, and, and, and, uh,

01:26:59.120 and that alone.

01:27:00.200 Wouldn't that be a dream?

01:27:01.020 I, I, I, I mean, I, I share that sentiment, Austin, but it's like, I don't know how many

01:27:06.440 times the thing has to repeat itself and how much more, um, overt everything has to become

01:27:14.160 about it in order for people to, I think as long as this like forementioned propaganda

01:27:18.800 machine exists in whatever capacity it currently exists, and maybe we are going to see, I have

01:27:24.060 my own thoughts about, about where we're going and the Trump administration and everything,

01:27:27.380 but what is clear is we're watching the death throes of the legacy media.

01:27:31.740 And I think that's going to fall away.

01:27:33.920 And that is a huge component to this propaganda machine, this multi-trillion dollar, you know,

01:27:40.280 monster that's levied against us constantly.

01:27:42.100 If that falls apart in a couple of other pieces, maybe let's say like the economy gets to a place

01:27:46.600 where people aren't struggling to such a degree that both, uh, the mother and the father have

01:27:51.520 to be out in the workforce and your child has to be being raised by the state.

01:27:55.140 I mean, even the idea of getting rid of the department of education is like, what state

01:27:59.740 then is going to be raising your child that there are some promising things on the horizon.

01:28:04.240 I, like I said, have my own ideas about where this all goes, but maybe then what you're dreaming

01:28:10.480 of Austin, that golden day where people suddenly lift their heads up and realize like, Hey,

01:28:16.080 I'm not going to lie to you.

01:28:17.640 This shit looks a lot like that other shit that happened 10 years ago.

01:28:21.860 And the shit that happened 10 years before that.

01:28:24.080 And as a matter of fact, if you keep looking at it as far back as we can look, this sort

01:28:28.960 of thing has been happening to.

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01:29:31.120 You know, whatever people's, you name it.

01:29:33.620 So maybe we are on the cusp of a reality that looks like that.

01:29:37.380 But until we get rid of those aspects, I can't see it, man.

01:29:42.300 Because people are retarded. 1.00

01:29:46.980 And as long as we're retarded, it's going to stay that way. 1.00

01:29:51.180 Yeah.

01:29:51.640 I think when I started this, man, I was really, I felt more isolated than ever in my life.

01:30:01.400 Psychologically, morally, right?

01:30:04.140 The inverted moral landscape we talk about so often.

01:30:08.080 And I felt zero representation, you know?

01:30:12.240 And so, but my goal was to not feel as alone, to find like-minded people, to find my people.

01:30:21.840 That was my goal.

01:30:22.660 And, man, thank God that Sam led me on the show.

01:30:28.740 And he gave me that opportunity and really opened the door for me.

01:30:32.580 I'm forever grateful to him for that.

01:30:34.860 But 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?

01:30:49.600 I just think that you, what's interesting is that I am achieving that slowly, but surely.

01:30:58.420 I'm finding you guys.

01:31:00.000 I'm finding Jose.

01:31:01.080 I'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?

01:31:14.040 It is. It's an isolating experience to wake up to these things, especially when nobody else is.

01:31:20.220 And, you know, hats off to you.

01:31:22.140 I mean, I'm in the same boat.

01:31:23.220 I found a community because I spent years talking about these things, much to everybody around me's discontent.

01:31:31.240 You know, nobody wanted to hear about this shit.

01:31:32.620 But, 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.

01:31:40.600 Nobody gives a shit about all these strange things that I'm showing them and all these alarming things that I'm showing them.

01:31:45.620 And so I had to put it on the back burner.

01:31:47.140 But, yeah, I mean, we're in some sort of weird conspiracy renaissance.

01:31:50.800 Truly 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.

01:32:00.840 Certainly is not an atmosphere or a climate that existed, you know, even to your point, like two years ago.

01:32:07.060 Yeah.

01:32:07.520 Yeah.

01:32:07.960 And 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.

01:32:26.560 And 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.

01:32:41.060 Right.

01:32:41.360 And and and that itself.

01:32:44.780 That drove home the reality of manage your expectations so you don't end up resent, you know, with premeditated resentment.

01:32:54.740 Right.

01:32:54.960 And and and so as just, you know, I mentioned the content creation bubble and and kind of like playing into your own ego.

01:33:06.800 You see so many people suffering from ego, you know, maniacal behavior.

01:33:11.880 And 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.

01:33:25.420 I'm like, do I fucking have enough, you know, details within my notes to go forward with this point of view?

01:33:32.020 But and it's really just trying to make sure I'm prepared, you know, and so I overprepare.

01:33:39.360 And 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.

01:33:59.640 And that alone, I think, set me up to.

01:34:03.480 To 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.

01:34:17.420 To 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.

01:34:30.920 You know what I mean? Like, and and and I'm achieving something finally worthwhile, right?

01:34:36.560 Like, that's what I was so upset about was I felt no passion in my life for the first time in a long time.

01:34:44.540 I had no real direction.

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01:35:47.260 That scared the shit out of me, man.

01:35:49.120 I mean, right?

01:35:49.800 It's hard because if you wake up, I hate even using that expression, right?

01:35:55.100 It's such a gay, I'm like, I'm awake now. 1.00

01:35:57.340 If you wake up to, let's just say, the official narrative not being the case,

01:36:04.120 it becomes difficult to lock into the system again and pretend to just go through the everyday motions of life.

01:36:10.300 Because you know that to some degree, this is counterfeit and we're being lied to on a massive scale

01:36:20.040 and that there is a much bigger picture happening behind the scenes.

01:36:24.120 And that, you know, makes it really hard to just go through the everyday motions,

01:36:29.000 get back into the nine to five, you know, go pursue a career and what the hell ever when you know this thing.

01:36:34.500 And the problem with knowing anything about it is you're also aware that there's much more that you still don't know.

01:36:41.920 So chances are you're going to continue digging and that feeling is only going to become exacerbated.

01:36:46.660 The more you dig, the more you're convinced that this is counterfeit,

01:36:50.380 the more difficult it is to just put it to the side and live a normal life.

01:36:54.680 I remember, I actually just remember this.

01:36:56.720 I had a friend when I was younger and I was going down this alien rabbit hole.

01:37:01.940 I must have been like 17 or 18 years old and I'm trying to show him these videos,

01:37:06.940 these compelling videos that I'm finding.

01:37:08.740 And he comes over and he stands next to me and I'm at his computer and I'm typing this in.

01:37:12.660 And what I've ended up pulling up is an instance in like Italy, I believe it was,

01:37:16.300 where a woman was definitively pregnant, but she had not had intercourse with anybody.

01:37:22.700 There was no father.

01:37:23.840 And the only thing that she had was like a dream that she had where she was impregnated by some sort of an entity.

01:37:28.560 And she goes to the doctor and yeah, she is definitively pregnant and she carries for, 0.97

01:37:33.940 I don't know how long, but eventually when she gives birth to this thing,

01:37:38.640 this wasn't one where it ended up going away because there are instances where people are abducted,

01:37:44.480 impregnated, and then the pregnancy disappears.

01:37:47.260 This was, the baby was born and it was disfigured, 0.80

01:37:51.860 but it was disfigured in such a way that there was symmetry to this disfigurement.

01:37:54.560 And it looked like a small demon baby.

01:37:57.900 And I don't ever know what happened to that lady. 0.99

01:38:02.600 But my friend, he passed out.

01:38:07.580 He passed out.

01:38:09.540 His legs turned to jelly and his head bounced off his kitchen floor.

01:38:14.280 It was, I can't even believe that I memory hold that.

01:38:17.640 One of the greatest moments in ever showing somebody a conspiracy,

01:38:22.040 because there's degrees to it, right, dude?

01:38:23.560 It's like, if you're going to show somebody a conspiracy,

01:38:25.880 you know, you're going to get denial and dismissal.

01:38:28.440 And that's kind of pretty common.

01:38:29.560 And if you're lucky, you might get like, hey, dude, that's pretty interesting.

01:38:32.720 I'm going to look into that.

01:38:33.660 And if you're really lucky, you're going to get like, damn, dude, what's going on?

01:38:37.360 And that's the reaction you're looking for, right?

01:38:38.900 You want to grab your friend by the face and go, yeah, what is going on?

01:38:41.720 But light years above any of those is your friend's legs turning to jelly

01:38:47.600 and his stupid fucking forehead bouncing off of the linoleum in his kitchen. 0.99

01:38:51.540 It was the greatest moment that I had ever had.

01:38:54.240 So, you know, maybe we project too much of ourselves onto other people.

01:39:02.180 And by that, I mean, as much as we want to wake other people up,

01:39:06.620 we are looking at them as if they're us.

01:39:11.300 I can handle it.

01:39:12.280 It's disturbing, but I can handle it without everything falling apart.

01:39:16.020 Maybe it's true.

01:39:17.560 And I never used to really feel this way.

01:39:19.880 Maybe I need to remember my friend's head more often.

01:39:22.400 Maybe it's true that some people just can't be subjected to this

01:39:26.800 because, you know, it's, I don't know, maybe people are much more

01:39:31.780 in a symbiotic relationship with their worldview than we are.

01:39:36.460 Because I don't really have a symbiotic relationship with my worldview

01:39:39.160 in a way that if anything dramatically changed, it would make me fall apart.

01:39:42.980 I don't know what you'd have to show me to make me go,

01:39:45.420 all right, well, I guess I'll, you know, collapse now.

01:39:48.940 I don't know what that is, but some people do have that.

01:39:50.960 And so maybe we're being too generous to those people

01:39:55.280 in projecting our own expectations and our own behavior on them.

01:40:00.080 I think you're right, man.

01:40:01.680 I have, you know, members of my own family who are like,

01:40:04.980 yeah, I can't go there when you talk about, right,

01:40:09.680 certain things in regard to some of the episodes that I cover.

01:40:13.220 And as much as I hate that, you know, response.

01:40:21.440 It's a weird response, dude.

01:40:22.560 I couldn't imagine saying like, hey, I can't go there.

01:40:25.520 Whatever you tell me, I'm locked in.

01:40:28.180 Go ahead.

01:40:28.680 Tell me all the craziest shit that you possibly can.

01:40:32.120 If you come to me with Scientology and you're like,

01:40:33.780 we're in the blue eye of a cycloptic giant.

01:40:39.160 And I go, okay, keep going, man.

01:40:40.720 What makes you think that?

01:40:41.700 I don't have any problems with it at all.

01:40:43.320 But yeah, that is a notion.

01:40:44.480 I can't go there with you.

01:40:45.720 I feel like those people that, because when they say that,

01:40:49.160 I think some of them are really genuine.

01:40:50.660 Some of them are pissed off with you because they know you.

01:40:53.280 But some of them are like, listen, you'll send me fucking teetering.

01:40:56.000 I can't do this.

01:40:57.300 I think it's send me teetering.

01:40:59.080 I think it's their job to then withdraw from any decision making in society

01:41:03.580 because you can't handle your, you're not me.

01:41:06.780 And it's fine.

01:41:07.500 You know, we need people to fucking. 1.00

01:41:09.120 I have said that before.

01:41:09.940 Yeah.

01:41:10.300 We need people to do shit.

01:41:12.340 Right.

01:41:12.740 Like there's got to be people making things and building and doing menial things.

01:41:18.000 Like if you have such a delicate sensibility that you can't be overexposed to certain details of reality,

01:41:26.500 then you probably shouldn't have a voice in, right, the, as far as just any sort of, you, in my mind,

01:41:40.680 like if you want to decide the values of your neighbor, and this, again, it does play into a sort of libertarian philosophy.

01:41:50.060 But, you know, I don't subscribe to any sort of ideological, you know, prison, right,

01:41:56.680 which is what people tend to do is just, you know, construct their own prisons around themselves

01:42:01.820 and then one, right, and then blame the outside world.

01:42:04.640 But in reality, I just think that, you know, you shouldn't want a voice that will decide the fate of your neighbor

01:42:17.100 if you have zero discipline in the realm of, right, just identifying the power structure as it exists

01:42:27.000 and currently is structured.

01:42:28.480 Well, guess what, you have to factor in all of these unfortunate realities that you are so delicately, you know,

01:42:34.920 oversensibly, you know, as far as just the delicate sensibility of the average person, it is shocking to me.

01:42:41.840 But it does take, of course, it's like I have overexposed myself to a lot of things,

01:42:47.100 which has now made it kind of weird when it comes down to, you know, at times I won't have the reaction

01:42:55.120 that I normally would have in the past because I've been overexposed.

01:42:59.320 Every school shooting, I don't care anymore.

01:43:01.720 Like when I say it on Tower Gang, I mean it.

01:43:04.680 And they're like, have you seen what happened?

01:43:05.880 I'm like, don't, don't care.

01:43:08.680 Nothing means me.

01:43:09.080 It was a church this time.

01:43:10.840 I'm like, I don't feel anything.

01:43:12.920 I can't speak for top, but for me, it's not, it's not like, I'm not sort of tempering that with any negativity.

01:43:20.480 It's not like I don't care what happened.

01:43:22.940 It's like, I'm not even remotely surprised.

01:43:26.920 Doesn't, doesn't at all surprise me.

01:43:30.120 Doesn't, I can't, I barely even skip a beat.

01:43:32.320 The, the levers that are meant to be pulled, uh, the political lever levers on, uh, you know, the reaction that they want from me.

01:43:40.160 Like 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.

01:43:51.300 And 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.

01:44:03.880 And I will not participate in that.

01:44:05.440 You'll get no loose from me, homie. 1.00

01:44:07.380 Uh, but I will observe.

01:44:08.840 And 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,

01:44:21.080 makes this reality up without falling victim to them or being one of them, a sort of a cog in a machine.

01:44:26.480 So, uh, you know, it's, it's not a negative thing.

01:44:29.580 It's not a black pilling thing.

01:44:30.760 It's not like, I don't care that another school got shot or whatever.

01:44:34.640 Like, it's not really like that.

01:44:36.000 It's just, um, nothing surprises me.

01:44:38.320 I think I've got a decent handle on what this reality is.

01:44:43.980 Not, not a great one.

01:44:45.500 I'm not a hundred percent there, but I've got enough of a handle on it that it's not going to,

01:44:50.400 if I rest my hand on it, behave in a way that's going to make me recoil.

01:44:55.220 It's going to do pretty much what I think it's going to do.

01:44:57.420 And I'm all right with that.

01:44:58.900 That's what I love so much about, uh, like the reason that I reached out to like two people and that was it.

01:45:07.140 After I started my podcast and published my first few episodes, it was basically, I reached out to Jose and Sam, which is hilarious,

01:45:15.840 but I don't know why they, they both just resonated with me personally.

01:45:20.040 And like when I discovered them and then for some reason, I just felt like we were on similar frequencies, wavelengths.

01:45:26.300 We understand, like, I don't know what it is, Austin.

01:45:29.480 I know what it is.

01:45:30.360 It's people that give a shit about the truth.

01:45:32.300 That's it.

01:45:32.940 Yes.

01:45:33.100 At the, so, so both, uh, Sam and Jose strike me as dudes that are just concerned with what the truth is.

01:45:41.080 And they're not going to dig their heels in.

01:45:43.620 If 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.

01:45:52.700 He's done all these hours of content.

01:45:54.680 There's no qualms about who he is or any questions.

01:45:57.720 You know who he is.

01:45:58.580 If you watch the show, you know who he is.

01:46:00.140 He's not hiding anything.

01:46:01.020 He can't, he's too retarded to hide anything and all he gives a fuck about is the truth. 1.00

01:46:06.320 That's it.

01:46:06.860 And so there, there is, um, and I think we're even using the correct word here, like resonates or frequency.

01:46:11.420 Like why, why do these people resonate with me?

01:46:13.280 Because when you care about the truth.

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01:47:16.340 You click into kind of a different frequency and you stay there.

01:47:19.140 And anybody else that's on that frequency with you, you can sense when somebody else is just, it doesn't matter.

01:47:23.860 I don't have any baggage.

01:47:24.780 I don't have any, necessarily a horse in the race.

01:47:28.100 My horse is the truth.

01:47:29.460 What is the truth?

01:47:30.740 That's what I want to know above all things.

01:47:32.580 So yeah, man, that's the people that you resonate with.

01:47:34.700 It's the same people that I resonate with.

01:47:35.980 It makes a lot of sense.

01:47:37.480 And 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.

01:47:49.000 Well, instead, you get excited because there are overlapping connections and threads that tie into all these.

01:47:57.260 So instead, you can be excited while talking about mass shootings, which is legitimately what's going to happen.

01:48:03.660 You're right.

01:48:04.740 You're right.

01:48:05.380 I get excited if I'm going to talk.

01:48:06.800 But look, if you're going to tell me on the news that there was a mass shooting, unmoved.

01:48:10.040 But if you come to me and you're like, yo, you want to talk about some shit that's weird about this mass shooting?

01:48:14.060 Absolutely, I do.

01:48:15.300 Thank you so much for offering me such a pleasant experience.

01:48:18.500 Yes, exactly, dude.

01:48:19.920 It's so funny.

01:48:21.180 Like, that's why I swear the things that excite me and the details that excite me are they seem to excite Sam as well.

01:48:28.940 So I love that fucking part whenever we get the chance to have a conversation because I can just throw shit at him.

01:48:34.520 And he gets wide eyed and fucking so excited.

01:48:37.240 And that shit just, like, motivates me.

01:48:39.720 You know what I mean?

01:48:40.580 Like, lights up fire.

01:48:41.460 Where within that experience, there's the experience of the epiphany.

01:48:45.220 That's when you connect, like, these two things that before were disjointed.

01:48:48.860 And it creates a clearer picture.

01:48:50.880 And that shit gets me going.

01:48:52.820 I'm, like, punching air.

01:48:53.980 And when I watch other people do it, too.

01:48:55.880 In 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.

01:49:04.100 I'm going to tell you about why an egg is important as a symbol.

01:49:07.580 And it is a fucking drudgery, dude, to ever convince anybody that this egg is important, but also to make it entertainment.

01:49:15.520 When I watch other people, when they have that moment where they go, oh, shit, I see what you see.

01:49:21.320 I'm, like, motherfucker, no!

01:49:22.740 Like, that is everything to me when you get it, when you finally get it.

01:49:26.400 I live for those moments.

01:49:28.140 So, yeah, and that's only something that you get if you're pursuing the truth or understanding, understanding the truth.

01:49:35.080 And it is that moment of understanding that is what I live for.

01:49:38.520 It's the best.

01:49:39.240 Absolutely.

01:49:39.580 And 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.

01:49:59.560 It'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.

01:50:11.600 And 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.

01:50:27.540 That'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.

01:50:42.700 He's being bribed by the IMF and the World Bank, and he says, fuck you, goes public.

01:50:47.420 And 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.

01:50:58.560 And 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.

01:51:08.000 And 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.

01:51:21.980 All 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?

01:51:33.820 Which is fine, right? Because it's not like we're all claiming that we're right all the time.

01:51:37.880 But 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.

01:51:44.960 And I think that none of those things are more admirable or honorable or meaningful than the pursuit of the truth.

01:51:53.180 So, regardless of where it leads me or anything like that, it doesn't have to be more of a mission than that.

01:51:57.680 That's what I'm spending my time doing, is trying to understand and trying to find the truth.

01:52:01.160 And, 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.

01:52:09.100 I'd rather say that I did that.

01:52:10.260 But we have 10 minutes, Austin, before our next show starts.

01:52:15.740 So, let's bring it in for a landing.

01:52:17.540 This is an awesome conversation, and I really appreciate your time.

01:52:21.160 And just, you know, the countless hours that I've become comfortable with understanding you pour into a topic to understand a thing.

01:52:30.620 It's not something that a lot of people do.

01:52:32.420 I'm not one of those people.

01:52:34.300 I take very limited peripheral knowledge, and then I go and I espouse shit.

01:52:38.040 I know nothing about you.

01:52:39.240 This is why when you're on Timful Hat, Sam will say things, and I encourage people to follow you as well.

01:52:45.260 He'll say things like, this guy is the best researcher that we have.

01:52:50.820 I love that.

01:52:51.600 And I'm like, fuck, dude.

01:52:53.120 Because there's a lot of really good ones that he has up there.

01:52:55.360 So, if he's saying that, man, that's another level of compliment.

01:53:00.320 I have a mantra right now, my brother, and it is, thank you, God.

01:53:04.780 That's honestly it.

01:53:06.200 Every moment, every moment, I feel proud.

01:53:10.640 Thank you, God.

01:53:11.960 It's all, like, honestly, I'm trying to center myself at all times.

01:53:17.380 Remain grounded, you know.

01:53:19.140 This is what I believe this, Austin.

01:53:22.140 We were talking earlier about how all the negative stuff, at its worst, always ends up in the same thing.

01:53:29.540 It's child sacrifice.

01:53:31.580 It's rituals.

01:53:32.720 It's all this crazy shit.

01:53:34.080 Trafficking and everything.

01:53:35.480 The other side, and Sam Tripoli says this, too.

01:53:39.040 It's like it all leads to the truth.

01:53:41.180 If 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.

01:53:48.040 It always leads to God and spirituality, always, because you can't ignore that it's a massive component to what's going on.

01:53:54.520 So one way, you know, pick your poison.

01:53:56.620 Which way, Western, man?

01:53:57.440 Are 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?

01:54:04.460 We 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.

01:54:18.040 I feel closer to God than ever in my life, right?

01:54:21.080 And, man, I've never been that kind of person that would, like, say these things.

01:54:27.720 It's very interesting.

01:54:29.000 It's not anything I expected.

01:54:31.920 But I feel like there's a divine path.

01:54:35.760 There truly is.

01:54:36.800 And that that doesn't mean I am, you know, consistently walking that fine path.

01:54:45.260 It's just I think that it's there to tap into as long as you have good intentions and a pure soul.

01:54:52.700 Like, honestly, like, it truly is.

01:54:54.520 Like, what my mantra has become is help my heart to be in the right place.

01:54:58.620 My 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.

01:55:17.360 So 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?

01:55:39.700 And 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?

01:55:50.460 And even then, it's like this is what I believe due to this evidence that has convinced me.

01:55:57.080 But otherwise, you know, I'll attempt to be entirely honest when I'm purely speculating.

01:56:03.880 But I'm sorry that I went so far off from Delphi, but honestly, it's like –

01:56:08.700 No, dude, we just had a conversation with somebody on the previous episode who said something similar.

01:56:13.760 And it's like these things connect and branch out into a much larger picture.

01:56:19.080 You're always going to end up someplace else because it's all part of the same thing.

01:56:24.500 And if you're on Nephilim Death Squad, you're likely going to branch off into whatever something else.

01:56:29.980 Never what we intend to talk about.

01:56:32.180 Never.

01:56:32.520 We just name these episodes arbitrarily.

01:56:34.960 Like, we just kind of make up any –

01:56:35.340 I blame David.

01:56:36.300 I think it's David's fault.

01:56:37.380 Yeah.

01:56:37.760 It could be my fault.

01:56:38.700 He does this.

01:56:40.200 It's hilarious, but it's me too.

01:56:43.300 Listen, Austin.

01:56:44.540 Yeah.

01:56:44.720 Where can people find you, brother?

01:56:46.520 All right, guys.

01:56:47.260 So definitely, yeah, check out the Underclass podcast.

01:56:54.420 And, yeah, that's basically anywhere at this point.

01:56:58.140 Just as I mentioned, I've transitioned to Spreaker instead of Buzzsprout.

01:57:02.040 But 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.

01:57:13.940 It's a little bit 100%.

01:57:14.940 It's a little bit 100% danceful.

01:57:16.740 I mean, I'll accept it.

01:57:19.720 It's fine.

01:57:19.940 But, yeah, definitely check out the Patreon.

01:57:24.160 Subscribe to the YouTube.

01:57:25.120 Subscribe to the Rumble because I will get the Rumble up and running as far as my archived episodes are concerned.

01:57:33.620 They'll be up at some point.

01:57:34.780 And then, yeah, other than that, basically follow me on Twitter at UnderclassPod or TheaterThugAWP and at UnderclassPodcast on Instagram.

01:57:48.020 And, yeah, as far as Delphi, go check out the William Ramsey interview I did recently.

01:57:54.460 I 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.

01:58:04.840 And that plays into, you know, the Odinus connections.

01:58:08.820 And 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.

01:58:17.960 But, anyway, it does prove out 1,000% to have far different motivations for that murder scene than the public is aware of.

01:58:29.400 So, anyway, the cover-up is in place.

01:58:31.700 And go check out my content.

01:58:33.640 And, Top, David, I love you guys for real.

01:58:37.300 Like, I honestly appreciate you guys more than you know, man.

01:58:40.560 Well, thanks for sharing this.

01:58:42.680 Direct influence.

01:58:43.940 We're going to have you back on again soon.

01:58:45.780 And I've been trying to set something up with Jose in the morning.

01:58:48.600 Every time I message him, like, hey, you doing a morning dump?

01:58:51.180 He's like, no.

01:58:52.080 The one day I'm not is the one day I ask.

01:58:54.280 And it's been, like, week after week.

01:58:55.560 There you go.

01:58:56.320 We're going to figure it out.

01:58:57.420 We'll probably make it a more common thing, whether it's me and David or just me or just David or whatever.

01:59:02.640 But, like, we'll do some stuff.

01:59:04.480 But we got to – I have five minutes to do some stuff before we get the next guest.

01:59:09.220 We're fucking turning and burning.

01:59:11.260 We're pumping and chumping.

01:59:12.860 We're running, baby.

01:59:13.800 So, if you guys like what you saw, stay tuned.

01:59:17.840 And we'll be back in, like, fucking five minutes.

01:59:20.860 Obey some.

01:59:21.260 You got to tell him what to do.

01:59:22.240 Oh, there you go.

01:59:22.760 The greatest hypnotist on planet Earth is a oblong box in the corner of the room.

01:59:29.060 It is constantly telling us what to believe is real.

01:59:32.860 You can persuade people that what they see with their eyes is what there is to see.

01:59:37.920 Because they'll laugh in the face of an explanation that portrays the bigger picture of what's happening.

01:59:45.900 And they have.

01:59:46.700 You got to tell him what to do.

Nephilim Death Squad - February 12, 2025

120： The Delphi Murders w⧸ Austin Picard

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