Nephilim Death Squad - 144： Debunking the Telepathy Tapes Pt. 1

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00:05:39.280 Now, you might be asking, what is today's episode about?

00:05:42.860 And where is the guest?

00:05:44.440 And where is the guest who was so late?

00:05:46.140 There was never a guest.

00:05:47.000 It was us the entire time.

00:05:48.060 And to be honest, we weren't even late.

00:05:49.840 We were sitting here.

00:05:50.620 We've been sitting here for 20 minutes.

00:05:52.740 I was looking at the screen.

00:05:53.760 We did some clerical work.

00:05:54.880 I was waiting.

00:05:55.840 I invited Ian Carroll last minute.

00:05:58.640 He didn't show up.

00:05:59.240 He actually went and did his own episode about this, which is kind of shady.

00:06:03.320 A little bit.

00:06:03.680 He did it as I asked him.

00:06:04.920 I was like, we're doing an episode on the telepathy tape.

00:06:06.740 Do you want to do that?

00:06:07.480 And he was like, hold on.

00:06:09.400 And he said his own stream.

00:06:11.000 And his response was really fast.

00:06:12.800 What's really strange is whenever you reach out to somebody, they take a long time to get

00:06:15.620 back to you.

00:06:16.360 As soon as we started to type in, hey, do you want it?

00:06:19.060 We could see his little emoji at the bottom.

00:06:21.280 He was typing at the same time.

00:06:22.500 The second we hit send, another message came in. 1.00

00:06:25.200 All it said was, fuck you. 1.00

00:06:26.700 So, you know, I guess to each his own. 1.00

00:06:29.320 He's got better things to do.

00:06:30.800 Bigger fish to fry.

00:06:32.040 But the fish are very similar to the fish we're here to fry today.

00:06:34.900 It's things a little bit more when it's coming from such a high angle.

00:06:39.000 Yeah. 1.00

00:06:39.160 He was like, fuck you. 1.00

00:06:40.940 Like this way at us. 1.00

00:06:42.300 Yeah.

00:06:42.880 He's 16.

00:06:43.400 He's a very high angle.

00:06:44.860 Very aggressive.

00:06:45.760 But okay.

00:06:46.260 That's fine.

00:06:47.340 So, again, Risa, I like Ian Carroll.

00:06:51.520 Does great work.

00:06:53.180 This has been a subject that we've been talking about for a little while.

00:06:56.900 And it's actually interesting because I kind of like spurged on him when I saw that he

00:07:00.360 was doing this episode.

00:07:01.700 And I was like, yo, I was doing that episode.

00:07:05.080 But there's two of us.

00:07:06.360 We should explain to people a little bit about like.

00:07:08.200 So, all right.

00:07:09.080 First off, right at the top of the show, you should have already listened to the NDS

00:07:14.440 deep dive on Puharic.

00:07:17.280 That would have been. 0.99

00:07:17.800 You should have listened to all of our shit right at the top of the show. 1.00

00:07:20.540 All of our shit. 1.00

00:07:20.920 Right, right. 1.00

00:07:21.400 But if you're not doing that at the bare minimum, pause this shit. 0.99

00:07:24.440 This isn't going to make any sense. 0.98

00:07:25.480 Go back and listen to the deep dive with Puharic or on Puharic and then come back.

00:07:29.580 Because this is a sort of a rejoinder to that.

00:07:31.580 This is a continuation of that narrative.

00:07:33.120 And so, Topp and I have had this topic that we stumbled upon.

00:07:38.360 And it's interesting even the way that we stumbled upon it, right, Topp?

00:07:40.680 Because I just called you and I told you that, like, my gut was telling me that there was

00:07:45.680 something significant about the telepathy tapes, but not in the way that everybody thinks.

00:07:50.280 There it is, guys.

00:07:52.280 133, Andrija Puharic in NDS deep dive.

00:07:55.540 Go and check that out because a lot of this is not going to make sense unless you have that

00:07:58.840 context.

00:08:00.280 I don't even really remember what we talked about.

00:08:01.960 So, hopefully.

00:08:02.420 We talked about a guy named Andrija Puharic for two hours and 14 minutes.

00:08:06.020 But there's a lot to talk about with this guy because we're still not done, apparently.

00:08:09.920 Yes.

00:08:10.240 We're still going hard on this one dude because it's very important.

00:08:15.660 Yes.

00:08:16.280 And this is something.

00:08:18.000 Go ahead, Topp.

00:08:18.760 When we cut you guys off at about 30 minutes, you guys can go over there and watch that.

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00:08:40.740 So, Topp and I have stumbled upon this thing regarding the telepathy tapes.

00:08:46.360 Obviously, there's going to be a huge overlap between that and Andrija.

00:08:51.240 And so, we wanted to present this in a way that was going to be coherent, which is not

00:08:56.240 necessarily our strong suit.

00:08:57.720 Our strong suit is going to be kind of shooting from the hip and having these organic conversations.

00:09:01.400 But we know that this topic is very important.

00:09:05.480 We've talked about it.

00:09:06.540 Some of you guys have got a peek on that.

00:09:08.640 We talked about it on the Occult Rejects episode.

00:09:11.600 We talked about it on the recent episode of Dangerous Retards with Clint Russell.

00:09:15.660 We also talked about it, I think, in a previous episode of Just NDS before that.

00:09:20.660 So, it's come up a lot.

00:09:22.320 And we've been worried about letting the cat out of the bag.

00:09:25.780 And it seems that we don't have a choice.

00:09:28.100 We wanted to present this in a particular way, but we were concerned that somebody else

00:09:33.160 might pick up on what we're picking up on.

00:09:35.340 And also, like, we can't stop talking about it.

00:09:40.280 It was supposed to be a secret.

00:09:41.800 It was supposed to be a secret.

00:09:42.880 And people in the chat were like, good God, they can't keep any secrets, can they?

00:09:45.940 Because we kept alluding to this.

00:09:47.480 And then by alluding to it, we would just tell you almost exactly what the hell we're

00:09:51.300 talking about.

00:09:51.920 And so, turns out that my wife even said it.

00:09:54.900 She goes, babe, that's a pretty compelling idea.

00:09:56.600 You guys have to move soon, because once an idea is in the ether, people just seem to

00:10:01.100 pick up on it.

00:10:01.560 Well, tell them what happened.

00:10:02.840 Tell them what happened with Paul Stobbs.

00:10:04.800 And shout out to Paul Stobbs for making it to the big show, Joe Rogan.

00:10:08.640 He's not on yet.

00:10:09.840 I don't think Joe Rogan has British people on.

00:10:12.660 So, that's unfortunate.

00:10:13.540 Paul Stobbs, Jewish.

00:10:14.960 Is he Jewish?

00:10:15.720 No, no.

00:10:16.080 British, British, British.

00:10:17.440 Oh, they said Jewish.

00:10:18.580 I thought it was weird.

00:10:19.080 I was like, it's NDS.

00:10:19.840 We're going to talk about Jews. 0.56

00:10:21.340 So, okay.

00:10:22.200 First off, yeah.

00:10:22.860 Big congratulations to Paul Stobbs.

00:10:24.300 And also to JT Follows JC, because these guys, for all the contention that we have

00:10:28.740 with, like, the little seasoners, the little season has made it to the big stage.

00:10:32.300 Eddie Bravo brought it up to Joe Rogan, and he brought up Paul Stobbs' name, which is

00:10:35.520 incredible.

00:10:35.820 The little season has made it to the big stage.

00:10:38.580 Yes, that's right.

00:10:39.400 The little season made it to the big stage.

00:10:41.220 So, congratulations to Paul Stobb.

00:10:42.900 Love to see the homies winning, especially because we're all in this to try to express 0.99

00:10:46.940 what we feel is the truth, right?

00:10:48.580 And none of us are here lying.

00:10:49.840 I don't think that Paul Stobbs is a nefarious guy at all.

00:10:52.300 So, all of his hard work and research is now making it to this big platform, and I

00:10:56.420 love to see it.

00:10:57.020 So, what happened with Paul Stobbs?

00:10:59.260 Very interesting.

00:11:00.440 I tell Top that I have this notion about the telepathy tapes, and Top just decides to

00:11:06.640 dive into it.

00:11:07.700 I got to say, dude, one of the things that I realized about you, I realized it like two

00:11:11.380 days ago.

00:11:12.160 You might be the most... 1.00

00:11:13.720 And this isn't to, you know, kiss your ass. 1.00

00:11:16.860 Hold on. 1.00

00:11:17.200 So, I have the preface.

00:11:17.800 Oh, okay.

00:11:18.620 I was going to say, this could be a huge insult.

00:11:21.280 No, no, no, no, no.

00:11:22.320 Or are you going to blow me?

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00:11:23.760 Okay, I'm going to blow you, but first, I'm going to make it a shit sandwich. 1.00

00:11:26.140 First off, number one, first and foremost, you're a piece of shit. 1.00

00:11:28.540 Number two, you have this uncanny ability to take action on things. 1.00

00:11:34.540 That's like your number one thing.

00:11:36.020 It's pretty incredible. 1.00

00:11:36.800 A lot of people talk a lot of shit, and they don't do anything. 1.00

00:11:39.380 You're a person who talks a lot of shit, and then pulls the trigger on all the shit you 1.00

00:11:43.160 talk about, which is incredible. 1.00

00:11:44.280 So, in the minutiae and the macro, and the minutiae in this particular instance is I say,

00:11:49.060 hey, Top, I have a feeling that there's something about the telepathy tapes.

00:11:52.180 Top just takes to it, and he starts going in. 0.92

00:11:53.960 Next thing you know, I get a phone call, and it's about, hey, fucking episode two, in the 0.71

00:11:58.000 very beginning of this thing, they're talking about Puharij, who we just finished doing 0.98

00:12:01.760 a deep dive on, which is a huge slap in the face as far as like, wake up, dummy.

00:12:06.120 There's something here, right?

00:12:07.100 That's kind of uncanny, considering we've decided to dedicate, you know, whatever amount

00:12:11.420 of resources and time and research into Puharij, and now all of a sudden he's coming up on 0.95

00:12:15.580 the telepathy tapes.

00:12:16.420 Episode two, in the very beginning, they're talking about Lucille Ball getting dental implants.

00:12:20.580 Episode three.

00:12:20.900 Episode three, my bad.

00:12:22.420 Getting dental implants and having these, you know, being able to perceive voices and pick 0.80

00:12:27.060 up radio frequencies and shit, and then all of a sudden they drop his name. 0.81

00:12:29.500 They don't even say it right, but I'm not going to make fun of them because I can't even 0.95

00:12:31.940 say it right.

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00:13:17.020 That's our first indication that there's really something here, right?

00:13:20.400 And then, yes, guys, this is live.

00:13:21.980 Shout out to Subliminal Messenger.

00:13:23.100 Only until the 30-minute mark, and then it's for Patreon members only.

00:13:26.320 So, we now realize, wow, there is something here.

00:13:30.260 That's a pretty uncanny coincidence, and we start digging more and more, and we start

00:13:33.740 to flesh out this conspiracy theory.

00:13:35.260 Now, where Paul comes in is, I say to Top, that there's really something incredible here,

00:13:40.400 and there's only one person who I think could organically stumble upon this, and this is

00:13:45.120 Paul Stobbs, right?

00:13:47.040 Because Paul is a tenacious researcher, and he already has all the separate pieces of

00:13:52.080 the puzzle that we have.

00:13:53.220 So, if he looks at this, he might look at it in a context that's very similar to how

00:13:58.340 we see it. 0.96

00:13:59.280 And as soon as I say that, 15 minutes later, I shit you not, 15 minutes later, Paul Stobbs 0.79

00:14:06.880 pops up in our Telegram, and he makes a joke.

00:14:09.560 By the way, join the Patreon, and you can get into our Telegram members only channel. 0.77

00:14:14.120 I don't know how the fuck Paul got there, because I'm pretty sure he doesn't pay us.

00:14:16.160 I know exactly how Paul got there. 0.98

00:14:17.620 Paul got there because we have a mutual in common.

00:14:21.040 His name is MK Ryan.

00:14:22.220 I love MK Ryan.

00:14:23.340 He has been a longtime supporter of the show, excuse me, ever since I was doing the Ravens

00:14:27.740 Watch.

00:14:28.160 So, I start alluding to the chat, because we've spilled the beans to some degree on the shows

00:14:33.560 that we've made, that look, we are gearing up to take on a Leviathan.

00:14:37.720 And you guys will get to see what this Leviathan is as this show goes on.

00:14:41.180 Good question.

00:14:42.280 Good question from Pim O'Rose.

00:14:43.940 Do you guys still believe that the drones were extraterrestrials?

00:14:47.620 Yes and no.

00:14:49.260 Right, right.

00:14:50.480 I would say it was a mixture of a multitude of things.

00:14:53.220 And I think that the flippant dismissal that we got from the Trump administration was just

00:14:57.320 that, a flippant dismissal.

00:14:58.620 I think there was definitely something else going on there.

00:15:01.020 And as far as extraterrestrials or entities from extraterrestrials, I would say interdimensional

00:15:06.700 aspects is an extraterritorial territory.

00:15:09.660 I don't think they're from space.

00:15:10.840 But I mean, I could be wrong on that.

00:15:12.500 So yeah, to answer your question, Pim, it's in there.

00:15:16.220 It's part of it.

00:15:16.900 Okay, so we talk about this and I say Paul Stobbs is the only one that I think can organically

00:15:22.120 discover this.

00:15:23.080 Next thing you know, 15 minutes later, Paul Stobbs for the first time.

00:15:26.060 I've had interactions with Paul.

00:15:27.320 We've been buddies since the Ravens watch, right?

00:15:29.420 That's almost two years ago now.

00:15:31.040 Not anymore. 0.99

00:15:31.480 We're fucking done. 0.99

00:15:32.600 No, no. 0.99

00:15:32.720 So Paul Stobbs shows up and he lands a banger of a joke.

00:15:37.160 He says, hey guys, because he's been cued in by MK Ryan that there is a cool theory that's

00:15:42.340 unfolding.

00:15:42.820 And MK wants to know if Paul knows what we're talking about.

00:15:47.520 So it happens organically on his end.

00:15:49.220 Despite the fact that 15 minutes prior, we're talking about him in a exclusive chat with just

00:15:53.760 me and top, he shows up and he says, hey guys, I'm here to co-opt your conspiracy theory and

00:15:58.760 present it as my own, which is incredible.

00:16:01.000 Very funny, Paul Stobbs.

00:16:02.320 But he has no idea.

00:16:04.420 And then I was just talking to him 15 or talking about him 15 minutes ago.

00:16:08.580 Lo and behold, Ian Carroll does it.

00:16:10.980 Go figure.

00:16:12.200 Then all of a sudden.

00:16:13.200 So Paul Stobbs leaked our information to Ian Carroll.

00:16:16.140 So I'm pretty sure none of this is true, but we're out of our minds.

00:16:20.720 I told this to Clint. 0.98

00:16:21.960 I was like, Clint, I think he's fucking doing it. 0.98

00:16:24.000 And Clint's like, you guys need to calm down. 0.99

00:16:25.640 You guys need to.

00:16:26.160 He talked us off the edge of a cliff because we were we were spiraling on Saturday.

00:16:30.100 Was it?

00:16:31.360 Well, whenever this happened, because Ian Carroll basically goes and if he top while I'm saying

00:16:35.480 this, can you bring up his post?

00:16:36.640 I don't know if you can find it because I want to show the audience the thumbnail that

00:16:39.360 he used for this.

00:16:40.140 And you'll see why this thumbnail was significant as we go on. 0.75

00:16:42.620 But all of a sudden might have been Saturday fucking Ian Carroll goes about to do a big 0.83

00:16:48.860 show on the telepathy tapes. 0.93

00:16:50.780 And he's and he's alluding to an angle that nobody's seen yet or nobody's heard yet.

00:16:55.000 And if we there we go.

00:16:56.300 So his his his thumbnail here is incredible because it's got the telepathy tapes.

00:17:02.260 Then it's got the tinfoil, which you guys know when it comes to the Puharage narrative,

00:17:06.020 how the tinfoil interacts with all that.

00:17:08.380 You know, we're talking dental implants, picking up signals and using tinfoil to block those

00:17:13.400 signals.

00:17:13.860 And then behind him is the seal of the Central Intelligence Agency, the CIA, which we know

00:17:20.540 are integrally tied into the Puharage situation.

00:17:25.400 And did I make up another word just now?

00:17:27.460 And it's close.

00:17:28.580 It might be integrally.

00:17:29.720 Let's look.

00:17:30.460 It could be.

00:17:31.840 This is integrally a word.

00:17:33.620 And so when we see that, because we don't know what angle he's going to take on the

00:17:39.580 telepathy tapes, it's very important what angle is taken on this narrative because this

00:17:43.860 narrative has become huge.

00:17:45.900 And and so we don't know what angle he ended up taking because we're not paying for his 0.99

00:17:49.460 fucking locals. 0.98

00:17:50.740 But just it is a word. 1.00

00:17:52.860 Thank you.

00:17:53.340 It is a word.

00:17:53.620 There we go.

00:17:54.100 Yeah.

00:17:55.500 Another one. 0.99

00:17:56.280 Another fucking successful word for me. 0.98

00:17:57.960 So, so, so, you know, we see that and I, and, and then, yeah, we do kind of spiral a little 0.98

00:18:06.020 bit and Clint has to talk us down off a ledge, but we're basically like Ian Carroll is watching

00:18:10.280 Nephilim death squad.

00:18:11.200 He's watching dangerous retards and he's jacking our narrative. 1.00

00:18:14.520 And the reason that we think that is because everybody who has heard this come out of our

00:18:19.560 mouths has said, you better make a video about that quickly because now that it's out

00:18:23.720 there, somebody else is going to take it.

00:18:25.280 Cause it's so Ian follows me and the other guy used to follow me, um, Dom Luke Ray.

00:18:30.280 Oh, Luke Ray.

00:18:30.960 Yeah.

00:18:31.680 Yeah.

00:18:31.940 I was like, why does this guy follow me?

00:18:33.240 I got nothing in common with it. 0.99

00:18:34.060 But then I noticed he's like breaking and he's saying like shit, like sometimes shit that 0.99

00:18:37.440 I'm talking about. 0.99

00:18:38.140 And I was like, wait a second, are you like looking at my feed and then just doing it to

00:18:41.900 a bigger audience?

00:18:43.020 And it's like, yeah, almost certainly the case.

00:18:44.620 So I insulted him. 0.99

00:18:45.380 He stopped following me, but he probably still like, I don't know, take shit that I say. 0.99

00:18:49.200 So I was like, is that happening with Ian? 0.99

00:18:51.340 But I don't, I'm not so sure.

00:18:52.500 I think that this thing, this is just an idea that's time has come.

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00:19:22.480 So everyone's going to hit it from their own angle.

00:19:27.020 And I haven't listened to Ian's angle, but I'm sure it's not what we're going to be talking

00:19:31.140 about.

00:19:31.340 Well, you know what it is?

00:19:32.020 It's Ian's going to hit it from the front, right?

00:19:34.160 Because it's very obvious.

00:19:35.080 He's going to hit it from a logical, fact-based angle.

00:19:37.340 And there's a narrative that's developed.

00:19:39.380 And I think he's probably going to go down that.

00:19:40.940 Now, we're coming along and we're hitting it from the back.

00:19:43.080 We're coming in from the back and nobody knows the angle that we're going to take.

00:19:46.520 So look, I think it's important to get into this.

00:19:48.780 Yeah, that's right.

00:19:49.500 He's hitting it from the front, but we're hitting it from the back.

00:19:51.460 And honestly, it's given me anxiety just saying like, like, I'm like, we've been talking

00:19:55.240 for 17 minutes, haven't gotten into it.

00:19:57.120 Somebody's already started an episode about what we're doing here.

00:20:00.060 And somebody else, somebody else is doing a live stream, reviewing this live stream as

00:20:05.520 we talk and they're waiting to figure out what it is that we've come up with.

00:20:08.520 So I guess we should start.

00:20:11.080 We have a little bit of a breakdown here and this will help kind of guide the show.

00:20:14.220 So and to be perfectly honest, and I think it's worth taking down this timestamp around

00:20:18.240 the 20 minute mark, this episode is going to be dissected and edited, highly edited and

00:20:25.220 produced and we're going to release it.

00:20:27.300 So what you're seeing right now, this is only going to be accessible, this raw version of

00:20:32.960 this episode by the Patreon members.

00:20:34.920 When it re-releases, it'll be a produced product with a lot of this other shit hacked out of it

00:20:39.500 because we got to do it right, right? 0.64

00:20:41.660 So I guess let's start with how this happened for us.

00:20:47.080 And then we can get into the breakdown of the telepathy tapes.

00:20:50.900 So essentially, Clint, Clint is the one, you know, in very many ways.

00:20:58.060 Yeah, he watched it or listened to it.

00:20:59.920 He cried a bunch.

00:21:01.020 And then he kept telling me, you got to listen to this.

00:21:03.600 You got to listen to, he probably cried and he kept, you got to listen to this.

00:21:07.340 You got to listen to this top.

00:21:08.200 And I'm just like, so Clint is our friend.

00:21:10.620 We like Clint.

00:21:11.380 Say nice things to him.

00:21:12.420 Don't be mean to him.

00:21:13.120 Yes, please be nice to Clint.

00:21:13.740 We love Clint.

00:21:14.860 But he has very normie tendencies.

00:21:17.880 So when I hear him say like, this is a really great thing right up your alley, it's like

00:21:23.020 my mom showing me a video.

00:21:24.700 You know, your mom's like, watch this video.

00:21:26.480 It's like your mom picking out an outfit for you.

00:21:28.820 It's kind of what that's like.

00:21:30.420 Oh, that's exactly what that's like.

00:21:34.600 It's kind of like your mom picking an outfit out for you.

00:21:38.200 Yes, it's like she like Clint was picking out what outfit I was going to wear that day.

00:21:42.920 And I'm just like, thanks for your suggestion.

00:21:45.020 But no.

00:21:46.140 Well, here you go.

00:21:46.720 Marnie Mac says Clint is the one that got me to listen to it.

00:21:49.500 And so Clint, this this show, the telepathy tapes passes through a very normie filter when

00:21:55.800 it comes to Clint.

00:21:56.520 And it's very much the the way that everybody's interpreting it.

00:21:59.060 More or less what it is, is just for those that don't know the telepathy tapes.

00:22:03.440 Here's a thousand foot overview.

00:22:04.640 It tracks a bunch of parents with nonverbal autistic children who seemingly are displaying

00:22:12.060 telepathic powers.

00:22:13.820 And it's very hard, obviously, for the families to try to explain that to anybody.

00:22:18.240 The medical industry has basically told these people that this these aren't even your kids.

00:22:23.280 These are just empty husks.

00:22:24.880 Your child is not inside.

00:22:26.200 And so the tapes follow a bunch of parents who refuse to take that narrative, who who

00:22:31.280 believed, who hoped that their children were still inside these nonverbal autistic bodies. 0.98

00:22:35.560 And then throughout time, notice that there was some form of interaction coming from these

00:22:39.840 children.

00:22:40.220 But it was telepathic in nature.

00:22:42.200 Somehow they knew what the parents were thinking.

00:22:44.420 Somehow they knew even what they were looking at.

00:22:46.780 So obviously a very compelling narrative.

00:22:49.520 But this has given rise to not a counter narrative, but a narrative that goes hand in hand with

00:22:56.600 this.

00:22:57.560 This isn't TLC.

00:22:58.760 All right.

00:22:58.980 We're not going to watch murder videos here.

00:23:00.840 So so what ends up happening is and I can see top right the the line of thinking that

00:23:07.740 brings you here.

00:23:08.420 It's like.

00:23:11.480 You see all these videos constantly of down syndrome people kind of doing amazing things 1.00

00:23:16.480 and you understand the idea of like the the idiot savant, right? 0.99

00:23:20.920 The idea that some people have a form of autism where virtually they're almost useless, except 0.99

00:23:28.360 for in one field of study or in one pursuit in particular, whether it's mathematics or maybe it's

00:23:34.520 a instrument that they're playing where they excel, you know, far beyond people who aren't

00:23:39.600 autistic, aren't on the spectrum, have all their faculties about them, but can't play or can't 0.59

00:23:44.780 master something the way these autists can. 1.00

00:23:47.160 And so this has given rise to a different narrative.

00:23:49.680 And this is something that top exposed, incidentally, on.

00:23:55.140 Hashtag exposed.

00:23:56.540 Hashtag breaking.

00:23:59.280 So so so the narrative that has emerged is and like I said, I can see this line of thinking.

00:24:05.280 Um, this must be the next step in human development in the in the evolution of human psychology,

00:24:15.100 meaning specifically that powers like telepathy are the next stage in human advancement.

00:24:22.180 So this hasn't been a very fleshed out narrative, but it is one that people espouse pretty flippantly.

00:24:28.300 And a great example of this is top when you were on Tower Gang.

00:24:31.580 And what did you say that that made them all respond this way?

00:24:34.220 It just brought it up, I think.

00:24:35.220 Right.

00:24:36.180 I don't remember what I say. 1.00

00:24:37.320 I say a lot of shit on there. 0.99

00:24:38.360 What did I say? 1.00

00:24:39.580 I didn't watch.

00:24:40.140 I went back.

00:24:40.560 I think you just said, like, hey, Clint, you know, you introduced me to the telepathy tapes

00:24:45.560 and there's something really significant about them.

00:24:47.920 And everybody just cuts you off.

00:24:49.620 And and, you know, the remaining four members of Tower Gang all say it.

00:24:54.980 They all say some version of I think autism is the next step in human evolution.

00:25:01.580 So that's horrifying because I think it's exactly the opposite.

00:25:07.760 I suspect that we have always had some sort of latent psychic abilities, but that it has been squashed.

00:25:13.380 It's been it's been it's taken a backseat.

00:25:16.820 The scientific community and the medical industries came along and they called that pseudoscience.

00:25:21.180 So there was simply no real exploration of it.

00:25:23.500 Meanwhile, it was being explored, but in the intelligence agencies only.

00:25:27.320 Um, but otherwise it was poo pooed as as pseudoscience.

00:25:31.300 And then I think a combination of that and all of the things were inundated with, whether it's, you know, Wi-Fi signals, Bluetooth signals, 0.98

00:25:38.880 fucking, you know, 5G towers, all the food that's filled with all the poisons and the red dye and all this other shit, 0.97

00:25:45.540 the fluoride and the drinking water that's supposedly calcifying your pineal gland. 0.99

00:25:49.520 And there is a litany of things that I would say are the cause for suppressing those very natural abilities in human beings.

00:25:57.480 And now suddenly those those things that I suspect are natural are reemerging, but through the filter of autism, which is really fascinating.

00:26:07.180 And so, um, this gets into a much larger narrative and I don't want to jump straight into it yet.

00:26:13.800 Maybe we can read a little bit of these, uh, um, these show notes from the telepathy tapes and start to have a conversation about them.

00:26:20.100 And then we'll kind of get to what, and you guys probably have already heard this, but what we really think is happening,

00:26:27.100 why these children are displaying autism and what that, I mean, I'm sorry, why these children are displaying telepathic powers and what that actually means.

00:26:33.360 So, um, let's see on episode one of the telepathy tapes, uh,

00:26:39.120 If you guys haven't, uh, watched or listened, listen to the telepathy tapes, uh, whatever, we're going to, I can tell you.

00:26:45.620 Oh yeah. We're about to spoil it. We're about to spoil it.

00:26:47.340 These are exact, uh, this took me a while to do. This is a transcript, but it's broke.

00:26:52.840 It's broken down point by point. So, uh, go ahead. You could start David if you want.

00:26:57.160 Okay. So episode one, there's a focus on non speakers with autism, right?

00:27:00.980 So those nonverbal, uh, autistic children, the, the, this show highlights a group of non-speaking autistic individuals often underestimated, right?

00:27:09.020 Like we just said, uh, claiming that they possess these telepathic abilities, uh, and the parents know it, but the experts are ignoring it.

00:27:16.180 And that's exactly what we just highlighted a moment ago. So Dr. Diane Powell, uh, she begins to research this. 0.93

00:27:21.740 She's a credible scientist and she says, um, she's testing these alleged telepathic abilities, right?

00:27:28.840 And that's a lot of like how the first episode goes is, uh, she's being shown anecdotally, like in the homes of these parents of,

00:27:35.440 of nonverbal autistic children. Uh, but she does eventually have to bring this to a much more,

00:27:40.120 uh, scientific, um, well, how would I say this sterilized environment so that they can control

00:27:46.000 all of the variables because in a, in an environment, like somebody's home, you just have no idea

00:27:51.200 what potential cues are being given to these nonverbal autistic children in order for them to display it.

00:27:55.960 But, uh, they do have an experience where, do you remember at top? It's like, uh, uh, first off,

00:28:02.920 they are establishing that these nonverbal autists, or at least one of them in the first episode is

00:28:09.040 identifying numbers with color. And so somehow that perception of color, and as it associates with the

00:28:17.580 numbers that they're thinking about, and then wanting the nonverbal autistic children to identify what 0.67

00:28:23.700 they're thinking about telepathically, um, it does come out one way or another. And I think it's

00:28:27.700 through guided, uh, text. What's the expression for that top? Um, the, I'm not exactly sure what

00:28:35.240 they were doing. It was like, she was correlating texts with, uh, well, I mean the, the process where

00:28:41.260 they were like touching their arms in order to get these nonverbal autistic children to engage with 0.99

00:28:46.240 a keyboard because otherwise they weren't readily engaging with the keyboard. Um, but if you touch that,

00:28:51.700 guided, yeah, like guided spelling, something like that. Right. And through that process, these nonverbal

00:28:56.780 autistic children are able to type out responses and, and their predictions and everything. So,

00:29:00.920 uh, this, this doctor, what was her name? Dr. Diane Powell does get kind of a secondhand view, 0.99

00:29:07.800 right? She's on, uh, a video call and she's seeing that through this guided text or this guided, uh, text

00:29:14.200 to speech, whatever it is, uh, that these children are seemingly predicting or, or perceiving the numbers that

00:29:21.580 their parents are thinking about the numbers and the shapes and things like that. And, uh, and there's

00:29:25.740 a bit of an explanation that goes along with like synesthesia, which is this, this, uh, disposition

00:29:30.420 where a person will associate numbers with colors. And I think that makes a lot of sense because,

00:29:36.000 you know, light vibration color, these are all, uh, basically, uh, it's, it's all the same thing.

00:29:44.020 It's all vibration and energy, right? And then it's just a matter of how fast something is vibrating

00:29:48.500 determines either what shape or form it takes, or even what color it emits. Um, so whatever these

00:29:54.080 kids are perceiving, it seems to be on a energy vibrational, uh, basis, right? So she then finds

00:30:02.140 out that this is a global phenomenon. Uh, this is happening in Mexico, England, Israel, and a lot of

00:30:07.500 the people that get, uh, followed, there you go, Israel. Uh, a lot of people that get followed

00:30:11.860 throughout this process are, you know, those families from around the world. Uh, and the first case

00:30:17.420 is Mia's case. Mia is a 12 year old non-speaker from Mexico. Uh, Mia demonstrates, uh, telepathy

00:30:24.160 with her mother, accurately identifying unspoken numbers, as we said, words and objects, uh, in

00:30:29.620 controlled tests where she also exhibits, like we said, synesthesia, which is seeing colors

00:30:33.820 with, uh, letters and, and, and numbers, right? These, there's a color associated with these

00:30:37.760 things, um, and claims to see everywhere, which is very interesting because it kind of opens this

00:30:44.420 door to not so much telepathy because specifically she claims to be able to see everywhere. So that

00:30:51.820 to me is much more of like a remote viewing, which is interesting that they're calling it

00:30:55.200 the telepathy tapes because telepathy as profound as it seems is almost restrictive in comparison

00:31:02.120 to what these kids can do, right? Because telepathy is not what enables you to remote view everywhere.

00:31:08.520 Telepathy is the ability to read another person's mind. And so this seemingly, uh, far exceeds

00:31:13.140 that, that, that is actually kind of restrictive, I would say. Um, so telepathy is the ability to

00:31:18.100 communicate thoughts, feelings, or information directly from one mind to another without using

00:31:22.800 any physical or sensory means speaking into someone's mind, uh, like without speaking, writing

00:31:28.140 or, or gesturing. So that's the depth. That's like the going definition of what we're talking

00:31:32.940 about right now. Uh, deaf, not TLC says Raven's voice is pink. That's a very unfortunate. Um, okay.

00:31:40.000 And then of course there's this rigorous testing thing where to the best of their ability,

00:31:43.980 they try to control as many variables of this process as possible, right through the scientific

00:31:48.300 method. So, uh, Dickens Glendale experiment. So, uh, uh, apparently uses blindfolds, uh, partitions,

00:31:57.160 random generators, and multiple cameras to rule out cheating. Yet Mia's accuracy is 100%,

00:32:04.260 a hundred percent, which is fucking insane. Um, and you know, this isn't something new when I 0.92

00:32:10.680 started off, uh, you know, researching conspiracy theories, I was a, a teenager, of course, like 0.97

00:32:16.260 telepathy and shit is fucking cool, right? Like, especially at that time, we're inundated with 0.90

00:32:20.200 all like the superhero movies and everything. Like this is something that has been on the menu,

00:32:24.240 uh, for a conspiracy theorist for a long time. And only now is it getting any real scientific

00:32:28.720 credence. Um, but I mean, once again, that's not true because it does get scientific

00:32:34.240 credence, it does get recognized as significant by the scientific community, just not the one that

00:32:39.860 is presented to the general public. It's the scientific community that operates behind the

00:32:44.680 closed doors of the intelligence agencies. So it was, and is something that somebody takes very

00:32:51.440 seriously, but the public has been convinced that that's not the case, or, or at least told that

00:32:55.940 that's not the case. Um, so of course there's some skepticism, right? Uh, despite the compelling

00:33:00.840 evidence, uh, Powell explains that materialism in science dismisses telepathy and materialism

00:33:07.120 being the paradigm that we exist under right now, nothing is a spirit. We don't exist under,

00:33:12.640 I mean, we do exist under a spiritual paradigm, but Western culture only recognizes a materialism

00:33:18.820 paradigm that we're stuck in. Uh, and so that materialism paradigm dismisses telepathy. Um,

00:33:24.800 and these tests lack the rigor, for example, brain imaging of both parties to sway peers. So there's

00:33:31.500 still, uh, you know, a notable distance that they have to traverse in the way of like, you know,

00:33:36.680 getting this thing to be recognized as serious. They're mentioning brain waves and things like

00:33:39.920 that. Uh, so they have to get these kids into a lab, I guess is, is basically the, the, because in

00:33:46.200 the lab you can control as many variables as possible. So now we have this little note here,

00:33:51.060 says worldview shift Dickens and crew members, even skeptics, uh, are profoundly affected. So

00:33:57.120 they've, they've taken this as the truth, um, or not necessarily the truth, but they've seen enough

00:34:03.020 that they are, uh, disturbed by it. And this is what gives birth to the rest of it.

00:34:08.940 This is part of the, this, the show or the story that makes me a little bit suspicious about what's

00:34:14.360 going on is because she's coming into this as a, as a skeptic, but I'm, I'm also not sure how

00:34:20.940 much she actually believes beforehand. So I don't know where her, uh, new agey tendencies

00:34:26.480 lie before she started this. Is she, the question that we're asking is, is she leading the audience

00:34:33.520 into thinking, uh, thinking something in a certain way? And as this, uh, as this podcast develops,

00:34:41.620 there are more, there are more and more, um, red flags for me. Like, uh, just some, I mean,

00:34:48.660 some of the odd sponsorships in the, you know, she, she leads off with like, Oh, we're going to

00:34:53.960 be putting ads and it's something, you know, explaining that she's putting ads and it's

00:34:57.120 unfortunate. And I understand what ad she's putting, she's putting in like, uh, whatever

00:35:01.320 we'll play basically. And then she also has some organic advertisements, which are for like,

00:35:06.780 Oh, you can go on this retreat and like, do like guided meditation and things like, I was like,

00:35:11.540 Oh, that's really weird and new agey, but that's the kind of companies that you're mixed up with.

00:35:16.380 Or, uh, I don't know if they're her companies or just companies that pay her, but it seems like

00:35:20.680 those are products she believes in. And then there are advertisements that are just things put in,

00:35:25.300 you know, for like, uh, targeted ads for the listener. So I'm very careful with, with that

00:35:31.760 because I'm trying to understand the angle that she's coming from. So yeah, in this first episode,

00:35:35.820 she doesn't believe it. Uh, I'm very, I'm very science based is what she's saying, things like

00:35:40.960 this. And we want to make sure that we get all the facts and shit like that. Her, her camera guy 0.93

00:35:46.320 doesn't believe it either. And then like, I think after the first episode, there's one point where

00:35:51.480 he's like, do I have to believe in God now? Like he's asking her and she's like, no, honey,

00:35:56.100 it's fine. Like we're just like, it's, it's very gay. It's very stupid and it's naive, but, um, I, 1.00

00:36:04.100 I just don't know. Did you get that feeling that, that you were being kind of guided down a, 1.00

00:36:08.600 a procured kind of experience with this show? I would say yes, because you're, you're passing

00:36:16.040 through the filter, um, that is the worldview of a white woman. And so in that way, you're going to

00:36:23.100 have some predictability in regards to what that worldview is. And that, and I, and I mean that very

00:36:28.400 seriously, right. That's like, um, a potential disliking of the patriarchy, which could very well

00:36:35.980 also be synonymous with the church and the biblical narrative. Um, let's also preface another very

00:36:41.460 important thing to preface is, and it's kind of messed up to do, but I do this with everything

00:36:46.980 and it has not failed me yet. Um, I do like a political test on people and I do that by words

00:36:53.760 they use, how they speak phrases that they'll imply. And, uh, also, I mean, even their sexual

00:37:00.600 characteristics. So Kai Dickens is a lesbian. She is older. I think she's got some kids. I don't 0.99

00:37:07.400 know what happened maybe from a past marriage or something like that, or from her, her current

00:37:12.560 spouse. So lesbian, she's older white woman. Haven't even really seen what she looks like. I'm sure 1.00

00:37:18.140 she's probably got a short hair. Uh, so she's coming from a certain demographic and then she's 1.00

00:37:24.820 using words like the science community and things like this very important that we pay attention

00:37:29.940 and that the science community does X, Y, Z. So right away promoting scientism in a way, but I, I'm not

00:37:36.280 sure how she feels about it. Then she uses words like, uh, validated shit like that. Like people just 0.98

00:37:44.340 want to be seen. And I'm like, ah, these are like very leftist words. So there's a, there is a

00:37:49.740 political bent here and that political bent will, uh, present itself socially and present itself and

00:37:56.040 how she will frame the narrative. Although she doesn't claim it, there are clues. So I, I, I think

00:38:02.280 if you do listen to yourself, pay attention to these clues because they're coming from a certain angle

00:38:06.540 and I'm just super sensitive to that kind of stuff. So I, I heard it and I'm like, all right,

00:38:11.260 I don't, well, that's your thing, right top. It's like, if you can identify somebody socially

00:38:17.400 and politically, um, which is to say those two are an amalgamation that creates culturally

00:38:23.440 and you can identify somebody along those lines, which means like now there's a layer of

00:38:27.060 predictability. I know what your opinions are. I know what your, you know, what your passions

00:38:31.420 are, what you care about, what you don't care about and whether or not, uh, you realize it,

00:38:37.200 we all have political, social, and cultural tendencies, but you also have spiritual tendencies.

00:38:44.480 So we know what those three filters look like, cultural, uh, societal and, and, and political.

00:38:50.480 We probably have a good idea then where you're going to go spiritually. Um, but before we do that

00:38:55.760 guys, and we're going to get into now, uh, a bit about why we deviate from this narrative and what

00:39:02.060 it is that we suspect and what they're showing you, that's bad. Um, we got to pull the stream.

00:39:07.400 This is going live now exclusively to patreon.com backslash Nephilim death squad guys. You can sign

00:39:12.480 up and you can listen to, for to, to, uh, this episode for free. Uh, just sign up at the seven

00:39:17.680 day free trial and, uh, try to absorb as much content as you can, but this is a very important

00:39:21.800 episode for us. Uh, like I said, the only way you're going to get this episode raw in the,

00:39:28.060 in the way that it is right now is by being on Patreon. The episode that's going to release

00:39:32.200 to the general public is going to be one of our first like produced and edited episodes

00:39:37.360 because we got to make sure that we do this right. So if you, if you want this free flowing

00:39:40.640 conversation, if you want to see the development of these ideas, which I do believe are very

00:39:44.620 important, you're going to want to go over to patreon.com backslash Nephilim death squad.

00:39:48.060 We're not asking you to pay, just sign up and keep an eye on this. Uh, because this is something

00:39:52.660 that I think is going to become very big. And I, and I happen to think that we are a little bit

00:39:56.480 ahead of the curve when it comes to this, but otherwise guys, uh, we are now cutting the

00:40:00.740 stream and we'll catch you guys later. Um, okay. So we just kind of established why this

00:40:09.380 is a dangerous idea and, and what's dangerous about it is this seems to be something that

00:40:15.660 is, um, been a human capability for a long time. It seems that it's been suppressed and

00:40:22.780 now it seems that it's being repackaged and rolled out to the general public. It's passing

00:40:27.660 through a filter that is a lesbian white woman who has all these political ideologies and 1.00

00:40:32.460 cultural ideologies. So we can kind of suspect where she's going to go spiritually. And it's 0.79

00:40:36.460 like these people, when they do decide they have to go spiritually, they go new age because 0.97

00:40:40.960 for whatever reason, well, it's not even whatever reason they fucking hate the patriarchy, right? 0.97

00:40:44.860 They've been told by Western culture to hate the church. They will not look at Christianity, 0.99

00:40:49.440 Christianity, uh, in a fair way, right? An unbiased way. Instead, they're going to jump 0.97

00:40:55.260 straight to crystals and eventually end up in fucking witchcraft where they finally admit 0.99

00:40:59.080 that spirituality is real, but that, you know, God's not real and Jesus Christ isn't real. So, 0.99

00:41:04.420 um, that's one aspect that's bad. The other one, and I'm just going to lay this out and then we can

00:41:09.800 kind of get back into this, uh, this narrative of the telepathy tapes. This is something that you guys

00:41:16.480 have heard on other shows from us, but it's very important, uh, that we say this here when we're

00:41:23.560 looking at these telepathic abilities and they're coming from autistic children. To me, what that 0.97

00:41:29.400 suggests is that the vaccine schedule might actually be part of an MK ultra mind control experimentation,

00:41:40.620 or at least a wing of the MK ultra program. Why do I say that? Because when it comes to the MK ultra

00:41:48.100 program, what are we doing? Well, we are, we're exposing suggestibility and psychic abilities in people

00:41:59.560 through trauma. Um, MK ultra can kind of be surmised as a, a trauma based mind control experiment or

00:42:08.820 operation. Um, the idea is that if you can induce enough trauma, especially when somebody is young,

00:42:15.020 you can, uh, create a disassociative identity disorder, which is at the base of a lot of things.

00:42:23.000 When we're talking to William Ramsey and he's talking about catcher in the rye and how seemingly

00:42:28.700 catcher in the rye is almost like this blueprint for all of these school shooters and, and Manchurian 1.00

00:42:35.540 candidates, these people all have a tendency towards disassociative identity disorders.

00:42:42.660 That's what MK ultra does. If you look at the Montauk project, it's very much the same thing. 0.63

00:42:47.360 Now, this is what gives rise to stranger things, which is a sensationalized fictionalized version

00:42:52.420 of the Montauk project, but it can basically be summed up as taking children, traumatizing them

00:42:59.620 to expose latent psychic abilities, which is what they depict in, in the character 11.

00:43:05.300 All right. So you've got those two things there and these play really well with Puharij who we're 0.99

00:43:09.860 going to get into a little bit later on. Again, if you didn't catch that episode, once again,

00:43:13.540 I'm, I'm compelling you go back and watch that deep dive because these things are all connected

00:43:17.700 in the hugest way. So you have trauma based mind control and trauma based latent psychic abilities.

00:43:25.300 And when I look at these autistic children who are nonverbal, I would say that they are 1.00

00:43:32.100 recipients or have been exposed to maybe the highest level of trauma. What is more traumatizing

00:43:39.140 than being a happy, healthy child receiving your fucking vaccines from the vaccine schedule that 1.00

00:43:44.260 the medical industry is, is pushing you towards because it's for your own betterment. It's for the 1.00

00:43:48.020 good of society. It's for the good of the child. And next thing you know, you're trapped in your own

00:43:53.460 body, unable to, uh, not only control yourself physically, but unable to articulate. To me,

00:44:01.780 that is traumatizing. So we've traumatized these children. They have nowhere to go. They have to

00:44:08.340 dissociate. They have to because their body is no longer serving them. They can't interact with their

00:44:13.060 body. It's not even a choice, right? At least when you have MK ultra or the Montauk project, um,

00:44:18.740 these children aren't trapped in their bodies. They're just trapped in a facility and they're being

00:44:22.100 tormented, right? But these kids, their prison is their own flesh. They have to dissociate.

00:44:27.220 And when they dissociate, what do they discover? They discover latent psychic abilities. I think

00:44:34.340 that this is, if it's a happy accident, that's one thing. But to me, I feel like this goes hand in

00:44:42.020 hand with these operations that the intelligence agencies are levering, leveraging against us when 0.98

00:44:47.620 it comes to the psychological torment and the suggestibility and all this shit, the disassociative 0.97

00:44:52.900 identity disorder programs. That might be best what they're summed up as these, these ones that I just 0.90

00:44:58.020 for mentioned. So the question that I'm now forced to ask is why is this being presented as if it's the

00:45:05.860 next stage in human development, if it is all a result of torture? That doesn't line up to me.

00:45:16.900 And, you know, if you watch this show and you listen to us talk about the idea that

00:45:24.900 um, people have alien encounters and what do the aliens do? Well, they communicate telepathically

00:45:30.020 with you. Well, people have cryptid encounters. People bump into Bigfoot. What does Bigfoot do?

00:45:33.620 Well, he communicates telepathically with you. People have demonic encounters, demons in their

00:45:38.740 room, shadow entities, this and that. And they communicate with you. How do they communicate?

00:45:42.420 They communicate with you telepathically. I think we all have this ability, but I think it's been

00:45:48.020 suppressed. And I think that the word being able to speak is actually the most powerful thing.

00:45:55.860 And that telepathy is a lower form of communication. It just seems profound to us because we can't do it

00:46:02.260 now. But I have a feeling that there's a time in the past where if human beings were subjected to

00:46:07.140 this, they'd be like, yeah, no shit. We all have latent psychic abilities. That's not the thing. 0.99

00:46:11.300 The thing that is the most powerful is the ability to prophesy, the ability to speak,

00:46:15.460 right? God created the universe with the word and we were blessed with the ability to speak.

00:46:19.700 I think that is the advantage. And telepathy is much more of a secondary thing. But we've repackaged this

00:46:26.180 and we've rolled it back out in a way that's supposed to seem profound. And it's supposed

00:46:30.340 to make us think that telepathy is an advancement. I do not believe that it is. And I think that is

00:46:34.980 exactly why all these lower entities, these demonic alien greys, the cryptids that you bump into,

00:46:43.940 or these demonic entities that you run into, they can't speak. They can only speak telepathically.

00:46:50.020 They can only communicate with you in their mind. So I think in that way, this is actually a hindrance.

00:46:55.140 But before we go on to that top, do you want to pick up some more of these points and we'll keep

00:46:59.540 it going? I think we're down here now. I was going to move on to episode two because

00:47:08.740 we've kind of touched on what is going on here. There are some more experiments with this girl,

00:47:13.460 what's her name, Mia from Mexico. Yeah, she's the one from Mexico, I think, right?

00:47:18.820 Yeah, yeah. One of the things that she does, I believe she does like a popsicle, 1.00

00:47:23.380 a popsicle stick test, which kind of blows their mind where she assorts the popsicle sticks 1.00

00:47:30.820 in a certain color that her mother is only looking at. So she's no longer like associating just

00:47:37.220 like a word or a phrase. So it's not just mind reading, but then they start to speculate on,

00:47:43.540 is she seeing through her mother's eyes? Is she able to, because she's taking these,

00:47:49.460 the popsicle sticks and putting them in order, in the order that her mother's looking at. And her

00:47:52.820 mother's in a different room where there's a partition between them. So this starts to blow

00:47:56.820 the cameraman's mind even more. It blows Kai Dickens mind even more. And it just leads to more

00:48:01.940 questions like, what is the, what are these kids' latent abilities and why are they, why,

00:48:10.020 number one, why have they been ignored until now? Why are they allowed to be discussed is a great

00:48:15.780 question. And then where do they, where do you go from here with this sort of thing? So what happened?

00:48:22.820 I'm just thinking about it because the, the answer to the question, where do we go from here has been

00:48:27.300 answered recently and you brought it to my attention. And I just can't wait till we get there because

00:48:32.740 it's just kind of unbelievable how all these things connect. But you know, we'll get there when we get

00:48:36.900 there. I mean, we're going to bury the lead a bunch of times because we can't help ourselves, but

00:48:40.740 whatever. Episode two. The first one, pretty damn good. And it also touches on like, you know,

00:48:47.860 some synesthesia stuff that I really get into. I'd like to do a deep dive on that eventually. But

00:48:51.540 episode two starts off with an Indian mother and her son who, I forget how old he is, but he was

00:48:58.980 nonverbal until, until he was 11. This guy's name is Akil. And, uh, he started communicating

00:49:06.340 through, uh, a technique called, um, it's what's it called? Uh, it's like guided typing.

00:49:14.180 Yeah. That's the one that I was talking about before where they're touching their arm to somehow

00:49:18.420 like engage and it starts slow, right? Like first they're touching their wrist,

00:49:22.180 which can be a little bit screwy. Cause you're like,

00:49:23.780 you're awfully close to the keyboard. Are you guiding them? But to alleviate that suspicion

00:49:28.740 over time, they recede. They're now touching them on the arm. They're touching them on the

00:49:32.020 shoulder until they're very far from the keyboard. And it's called supported typing,

00:49:36.500 supported typing. There you go. Yeah. Yeah. So, um, the idea behind this is that, yeah, the,

00:49:41.380 the mother or the proctor, the teacher, they, they start by actually like holding their hand

00:49:48.020 and it looks weird. Like they're holding it and then they're touching the letter and touching the

00:49:52.820 letter. So it's like, it's very possible that this person could be guiding this person and

00:49:58.260 communicating for them. There's a, there's an interesting Netflix documentary about

00:50:02.180 a woman who was accused of rape because she, uh, she was working with this, this guy and she was

00:50:10.020 doing this, uh, guided, I forget the name of it again, already, uh, supported, supported typing.

00:50:16.340 She was doing supported typing or supported spelling with this guy and, and basically said he consented to

00:50:22.100 it. And the, the family was like, there's no way he's never spoken a word in his life.

00:50:26.740 He doesn't know what he's doing. He's just a shell of a human being that we're keeping alive for

00:50:30.980 whatever reason. Um, turns out there might be some veracity to her claim, although very strange to do

00:50:37.140 what she did. Uh, so that I want to just type, uh, uh, address this shout out to JC. He said,

00:50:42.500 um, Oh my God. Hi JC. He says, uh, guiding guided typing reminds me of Ouija boards. And in,

00:50:48.740 and for a moment, my, in my mind, I said, Oh my God, are these kids just human planchets? 0.98

00:50:54.500 It's kind of, it feels like, like it, but, but not really. Um, no, well, man, that's,

00:51:01.780 that's actually a great, now that he's mentioned it, I'm like, shit, maybe, uh, uh, uh, that's, 0.99

00:51:07.460 that's, that's a scary thought. Uh, yes. But I, listen, I, I believe that this is happening. I believe 0.99

00:51:12.500 that these kids are, are communicating. So the, the title of this episode is kind of debunked. So we're not

00:51:17.380 debunking the telepathy tapes, but we're debunking the bullshit behind it and the narrative 0.98

00:51:21.540 that, uh, that it's going to push. So, uh, this kid, Akil is communicating, communicating with this 0.90

00:51:27.940 sort of guided, well, he started with, uh, the supported typing and then he eventually moved on

00:51:34.900 to independently type. This was an issue that was going on with Mia. Why her, the first girl in

00:51:39.620 Mexico, why her, um, her typing or her communication wasn't exactly scientifically eligible, because 0.96

00:51:47.380 I think the mother was touching, she was touching her forehead, like just putting a finger on her

00:51:51.620 forehead at that point. And for some reason, the, the, the child doesn't feel like they are in their

00:51:58.500 body. They, they're, they're having this vibrational sensation where they, they say in later episodes,

00:52:04.580 their spirit is vibrating on a certain frequency and their body's vibrating on a certain frequency,

00:52:08.660 but not together. So they cannot, that's what they're, they're, they're disassociating. They're

00:52:13.620 almost like caught in a constant state of astral projection, not in their body. They don't even

00:52:18.020 recognize that they could move their hands or that they are moving their hands. So a lot of times when

00:52:24.260 they'll flail, they said that it's because they're trying to determine where they are in space. 0.99

00:52:29.380 That's how, that's how far it's, it is completely fucked. Um, I just want to say on that too, it's 0.98

00:52:37.300 like, um, I I'm now giving this a line of thought thanks to JC's comment and this idea of like a,

00:52:43.220 a human planchette. And now I'm just wondering, like the, one of the problems with disassociating,

00:52:49.380 and one of the problems with astral projection is that you are in fact leaving your physical body,

00:52:54.580 but we know that there are a plethora of various types of entities that would love to

00:53:00.580 have a parasitic relationship with you and, you know, between them and your physical flesh, 0.51

00:53:04.100 they want to, uh, possess you in very many ways. And, you know, there's varying degrees to how,

00:53:10.420 how, you know, strong that possession can be. But when you have somebody who has never had a

00:53:16.980 relationship with their body, does that person, is that like prime real estate? In other words,

00:53:22.900 I wonder if, uh, this is going to sound crazy. What a crazy question to ask, but we have the

00:53:28.180 phenomenon of possession. I wonder if there's any, uh, historical evidence for nonverbal autistic

00:53:35.060 children being possessed. Well, that's, and that's not really what we're here to discuss,

00:53:40.580 but I just wanted to put that out there. That's kind of where my mind went.

00:53:42.900 This episode, this episode specifically touches on, and this is what kind of started to get me on,

00:53:47.940 uh, like really raised my antennas on what the hell was going on here. So it's like all,

00:53:53.540 there's all scientific stuff and it's all pretty amazing because I do, you know, there's always

00:53:58.180 been a part of me where it's like, there's a human being in here and I don't know if they're suffering.

00:54:02.260 I don't know if there's like, I don't know what brain damage is. I don't know if it just means that

00:54:06.900 the person is not communicating with their body correctly. So we perceive their actions and their,

00:54:11.700 their speech, if they have it as like weird, like, are they being, are they like the word

00:54:17.860 retarded means to hold something back. It's a great word. Are they, are they legitimately being 1.00

00:54:23.620 retarded? And yes, they like, if you have a, um, you would, uh, you would put a retarder on 1.00

00:54:32.820 a car or a governor. Yeah. It's the same thing. It just means to like limit at a certain point.

00:54:39.140 So that's a, it's a great word. It's a shame that it's been associated with, you know, uh,

00:54:44.420 I do like it to associate to, to call stupid people retarded, although stupid people are just, 1.00

00:54:50.660 I think they are stupid. It's just a good slur. Retarded people seem to be held down by something, 1.00

00:54:57.220 possibly a metal, a heavy metal that was put in their body at some point. So, um,

00:55:03.460 this is what is going on with these people. They, they do a bunch of tests with this guy.

00:55:07.460 Um, and they do like multiplication tests. He instantly gets the numbers of like, you know,

00:55:12.900 fairly, uh, high, high multiplication processes. Um, he types, uh, words and phrases and animals and

00:55:24.100 vegetables and shit like that, whatever they're telling his mom, they, they use the random word

00:55:28.660 generator and they did it twice. So it wasn't just like the first random word. It was the second one

00:55:33.140 online. And what makes his story a lot more compelling than the first girl is that he's,

00:55:38.340 he's advanced to the level where he can type by himself and he's like slightly verbal. So you'll

00:55:43.460 hear him during the show, like making moans and going, and like, he's typing stuff. And, uh,

00:55:49.620 at one point he goes into another room because like they, he's very hard to keep like focused,

00:55:54.900 but he, they agree. They're like, I will do this for you just to show you guys. And he's in another

00:55:59.780 room and they're doing these tests again, but in completely another room. So forget about a

00:56:03.380 partition. And he is guessing numbers correctly that his mother is just simply looking at.

00:56:08.660 So yeah, they're like, what the hell is going on with this guy? Um, at one point with this,

00:56:15.700 this couple, this mother and son, he, uh, she tells a story about him telling her exactly what

00:56:21.140 she did at a certain day, like going shopping and not finding what she wanted at one store. And

00:56:26.100 yes. Yeah. So he like, they, they established that distance also is not a, an issue for these

00:56:32.740 people. That's what makes me wonder. It's like, it's not so much telepathy. Um, or maybe, maybe

00:56:38.420 telepathy isn't a thing that happens in a vacuum. In other words, like what we know is telepathy in

00:56:43.620 this, this, which is, we colloquially know it as, cause it's not a recognized phenomenon by the,

00:56:49.140 the actual, you know, scientific community at large, but how we recognize it is just the ability to

00:56:54.500 perceive one's thoughts, you know, full stop. That's a simple enough explanation. But what

00:56:59.220 these kids are describing just to reiterate, isn't, it feels a lot more like a remote viewing,

00:57:03.220 like an astral projection. Like it's not just, um, they don't just know what the other person's

00:57:09.620 thinking. They, the, the, you know, the, the one girl Mia says she can see everywhere. And,

00:57:14.420 and so I just think it's funny once again, to call this the telepathy tapes, because, um,

00:57:19.220 um, telepathy is, is almost the least compelling thing that's going on here. It seems that they are

00:57:24.820 able to be perceptive in an omni present sort of way. Yeah. Yeah. They, uh, they start to call it,

00:57:33.380 uh, shared consciousness, which is a slightly more interesting term than telepathy, right?

00:57:39.380 Because telepathy would just, it would be limited, but they're getting at this idea of

00:57:44.740 him being able to see through her eyes, which is a very strange thing to, to imagine. So not just

00:57:53.460 what she is like willingly giving him, he's able to experience her feelings as if he's in her mind.

00:58:00.260 And they do another test with them, uh, which is like a random image generator. And this one creates

00:58:06.660 even more interesting, uh, it creates a more interesting, um, question, I suppose. So the,

00:58:14.820 the image, the image generator will generate something crazy, an abstract AI art image,

00:58:20.500 which doesn't really, it's not really associated to a word. And, uh, she looks at it and she was like,

00:58:25.780 oh, this looks like a mess. And he looks at me something like, oh, this is a, this is like a food

00:58:31.940 fight. And they're, they're like, oh yeah, I could see why you'd interpret that. So he's not

00:58:36.980 necessarily just using her mind. He is looking through her eyes and then deciphering with his

00:58:42.260 own mind what it is. So just very interesting stuff to mention. Um, but at the end of this episode,

00:58:50.660 as like almost like an afterthought, I'll, I'll skip down to the, to the bottom here, because I think

00:58:57.060 that this is, uh, this is, uh, one of the more interesting parts that they, again, they just

00:59:04.100 touch on and they don't really, uh, dive into not, not yet. I don't really see the significance too.

00:59:12.980 I think in later episodes they do, but they, they need to frame more because they have to frame

00:59:17.700 for the people. So, um, there is an idea of, of, uh, uh, Akil. He has told his mother that

00:59:28.980 he's communicated from India, right? Yes. This is still episode two. His mother's name is Manisha.

00:59:35.380 And, uh, so they focus a lot on what we just spoke about, but he tells her that he sees, uh, their

00:59:41.780 ancestors and different spirits. And she has gone, she said, she's went back to India and confirmed

00:59:50.340 with her relatives that the, these descriptions of whatever he's seeing that they're telling him

00:59:54.900 and they're talking to him about, they have been verified as true. So he is not only seeing through

01:00:02.740 his mother's eyes in the, in the current, but he's also communicating with, uh,

01:00:06.580 uh, non-human entities. So if you, uh, ancestor spirits too, which is like, you know, whenever

01:00:13.620 we deal with pagan mythoses, um, they have their gods and they have their ancestor spirits and that's

01:00:20.500 almost, you could almost always put non-Christian belief systems in that camp. They have two things

01:00:29.060 they're going for and they're often together. It's their gods and their, uh, their ancestor worship.

01:00:35.460 And oftentimes their gods will be of a nature spirit variety. They'll, they'll attribute them

01:00:40.260 to the, like, you know, it's a, it's a spirit of the wind. It's a spirit of this, it's a spirit of

01:00:43.700 that. Um, but they are also their gods, lowercase g. So, uh, I just find that fascinating because now

01:00:49.300 what we're getting is in, you know, maybe this is a little bit of a leap. We're getting ancestor

01:00:55.620 worship repackaged through pseudoscience, not pseudoscience, because that's a, a dismissive

01:01:01.780 terminology that the industry came up with. But you get what I'm saying? It's like,

01:01:05.460 now we're going to get ancestor worship through the, uh, materialism, uh, kind of worldview.

01:01:10.980 And, and I don't know what that's going to lead to is if, if they end up showing you that it's true,

01:01:15.060 well, it's going to cause a resurgence in ancestor worship. No, I don't know. That's just my thinking,

01:01:19.060 but go on. Possibly. But so what, what they're saying is that he's reported messages from deceased

01:01:23.460 ancestors. And, uh, his claim is that in my world, people don't talk. So he's, he's talking about,

01:01:29.700 uh, the con the, the broader consciousness world, the shared consciousness that's not limited by

01:01:36.020 time, space, or the physicality as we know it. And, uh, this is kind of where this episode,

01:01:41.540 uh, if I remember correctly, it just kind of like leaves off there, like also, you know,

01:01:45.620 this, so do what you will with, uh, that idea. Can I address this too real quick? Cause this is an

01:01:52.420 excellent point. I'm sorry to derail you, but a red beard at the said, uh, what if it's like being

01:01:56.660 blind? Your other senses get heightened, uh, lose speaking and physical control. Your other forms of

01:02:02.100 communication get boosted red beard. You hit the nail on the head. That's exactly what I suspect is

01:02:05.940 going on here. Very much in the same way where you lose one of your senses and the other ones become

01:02:09.860 heightened. What if you lose all the conventional senses? And that almost feels like the goal,

01:02:14.660 right? It's like, I almost feel like somebody knew that it's like, yeah, when you go blind,

01:02:18.660 scent and, and touch and hearing, they go way up. What if you eliminated all of those,

01:02:23.060 what then would go up? And it's like, we're finding out now it's a, it's a spiritual disposition

01:02:27.620 that you're leaning into. Well, this is gonna, I think it leads into, uh, episode three, which, uh,

01:02:35.300 I don't know if we're, I guess we're done with this, uh, with a keel. I mean, again,

01:02:39.460 these people are, uh, I really do like this show and I like these people that they're,

01:02:45.300 they're interviewing. I like the parents. I like the kids. They, uh, the parents are just super

01:02:50.340 excited because they're finding some type of hope, you know? And this is, this is also like,

01:02:55.780 it's coming from me who I, I was very, I was super close to possibly having a kid that was

01:03:02.180 nonverbal for the first couple of years of my kid's life. He didn't speak at all. It was very

01:03:07.940 frustrating. I understand what these parents were going through. He was just like, uh, angry

01:03:12.500 because he could operate physically, but he, he wasn't able to put words to his mouth. And I can

01:03:18.740 tell how like frustrated he was. Maybe it's a two and a half, three years old. He wouldn't talk. We

01:03:23.780 had to bring him to, uh, like, uh, not, not a speech pathologist, but, uh, like a speech therapist,

01:03:29.540 occupational therapist, sort of, uh, sort of thing, because he was having these issues. We were also,

01:03:35.060 uh, my wife is, uh, she's a nurse, but she had him on like, you know, heavy metal detoxes.

01:03:39.780 We were doing all kinds of stuff because he had an injury on his leg, a big lump on his leg from

01:03:44.900 the DTAP vaccine that we had given him when he was younger. We were doing like a slow rollout

01:03:51.140 of this and it was just a lump. And I was like, no more, never again. And, uh, we dealt with that for

01:03:58.020 a long, a long time. And it felt like forever. And thank God we got the right help for him at

01:04:04.260 the right time. Because I think if you, if you continue to, uh, give these to your kids and

01:04:09.460 they're not processing these, uh, these ingredients correctly, ingredients, like this shit is good. 0.98

01:04:16.580 Uh, if they're not processing it and getting it out of their system, I think that it jams them up 0.99

01:04:20.900 and in ways that we don't understand. So these parents are, are receiving some sort of like,

01:04:26.900 they're getting a relief. At least they could communicate with this kid, with their kids for

01:04:31.300 them. I mean, it's gotta be huge. It's, um, I could only imagine being the parent of a nonverbal

01:04:36.500 autistic child. Uh, that is horrifying, absolutely horrifying. Um, and then all of a sudden to have,

01:04:43.140 to be given hope in this really, really, you know, fantastic way, fantastic in the,

01:04:49.380 in the literal sense of like, yeah, it's almost a fantasy realm.

01:04:53.460 Yeah. And it's, it's great. Like your kid is now special. So you're, it's like,

01:04:58.020 where have we heard that from? Right. They want you to think that you're their special boy. And

01:05:01.620 that's kind of what's going on here. And you know, the kid, these kids are, they're special in a way,

01:05:06.340 but I think we're, we're going to come at this, uh, the perspective on, on the telepathy tapes is that

01:05:14.900 not to like put these kids down or put the parents down, but like, I think we need to let them know,

01:05:20.020 like, Hey, your kid's a victim of something. They're, they're certainly special. Cause they're,

01:05:25.860 they're susceptible to whatever was going on, uh, whatever kind of experimentation we think was

01:05:30.900 happening to them. But, uh, I think that they were victims and I think that you suffered and

01:05:34.980 they suffered meaning, uh, they suffered needlessly needlessly. Yeah. Well, man,

01:05:43.140 one of the things that I've been noticing and then we'll, we'll get back on track here, but

01:05:47.060 is, um, and, and to a degree we're guilty of it, right? Because dangerous retards is, 1.00

01:05:51.380 is kind of, it's the fan base. It's also the namesake of, of whatever other shows. Um,

01:05:56.660 but Sam Tripoli says it all the time where he says the downs are rising. And just the other day,

01:06:00.740 there was an article in the news, uh, or not in the news, but on X that said, uh, there has been a

01:06:06.500 real rise in, um, only fans, content creators are like, you know, pornography content creators using

01:06:13.060 AI filters to make themselves look like they have down syndrome. And so what we're seeing,

01:06:18.580 what I'm trying to highlight here is like, suddenly we went from a place where it was like,

01:06:23.460 we felt terrible for autistic kids and down syndrome kids. And we're scrambling,

01:06:28.740 trying to figure out why there is this explosion in this phenomenon and people are attributing it

01:06:34.420 to the vaccinations. Um, but that's a conspiracy theory, right? Now we've moved on from that to

01:06:40.340 like, actually they're, they're fucking awesome. Autists are the shit. They have superhero, super 1.00

01:06:47.540 human abilities of research and retention and all that other shit. They can't be propagandized. 0.96

01:06:53.540 Down syndrome chicks are now hot all of a sudden, you know, we had that, um, that Victoria secret 1.00

01:06:59.620 down syndrome chick, and then it just keeps coming. Like there's more and more. And now,

01:07:03.140 now the videos that you see of like good looking down syndrome chicks are actually AI filters. So

01:07:07.940 I'm not saying that that's a consolidated effort to make us think highly of these people who are,

01:07:13.860 they've been poisoned. Um, but I do recognize that as a very strange direction that the culture is 1.00

01:07:19.460 heading in at the same time that the telepathy tapes is now emerging and telling us that they

01:07:25.060 may just be the next step in human advancement. I find that fascinating. I don't know where it all

01:07:29.860 goes, but worth noting that, uh, retard is fucking a hot topic of conversation, uh, in all its forms 0.99

01:07:37.380 lately. Right. Right. So again, uh, that's my, uh, I guess that was my explanation of what I really, 0.99

01:07:43.860 what I really think about these kids and their parents. I do think that it's, again,

01:07:48.020 the fascinating subject I'm, I'm grateful that they're getting some sort of relief,

01:07:53.140 but I think the intention behind, uh, what they're doing, what they're formulating with these

01:07:57.540 podcasts, the podcast that has beaten Joe Rogan and popularity when in reality it is, uh, boring.

01:08:05.700 This lady, Kai Dickens does. And if she listened to this, I tell her to her face, you do a fucking 1.00

01:08:10.020 terrible job at whatever you're doing here. It's not a podcast. It's not even, um, personable at all. 0.99

01:08:17.460 My wife had, I was listening to in the car and she came in the car and she says,

01:08:20.180 why are you listening to a robot talk? Literally? That's what she asked me. And she's not like the

01:08:23.700 joking type. And I was like, no, this is just a lesbian, not a robot, but it's like very boring, 0.77

01:08:28.980 very canned answers besides like the, uh, whatever she's taped, everything is cut pre-processed.

01:08:34.580 She'd even like re record herself asking a question that she asked live. You can tell she's asking it

01:08:40.100 into a microphone separately and then plays it. It's, it's, uh, so a lot of it is it's,

01:08:45.860 it's not to say that it's, uh, like faked because there is video of the live thing. I'm just saying

01:08:50.660 that the production of this is retarded. If, if the, if the content wasn't so great, 0.98

01:08:57.700 the person presenting it in the production would just completely tank this, but that's how

01:09:02.180 good and compelling this is. She's taking the story and she's twisting it into a,

01:09:06.740 into her own narrative, which I would do, uh, if I had this story first as well.

01:09:12.260 Can I do some schizo speculating really quickly? What if, because a lot of the issues with these 0.99

01:09:18.340 vaccinations is that they're filled with all these heavy metals and we know, uh, metal is a,

01:09:23.220 is a conductor and it's, uh, it's great at picking up frequencies. And what if these,

01:09:27.460 let's, let's, let's get into metals. Okay. We'll, uh, we'll talk about this really quick

01:09:34.260 because that's episode three and we're coming up on this right now. Um, so episode three starts off

01:09:42.100 and, uh, it doesn't go the way that you would think it would go. You, you think that we're going

01:09:45.700 to hear from more kids, but it's Kai Dickens talking about, um, well, she's telling you about this

01:09:52.500 old story that happened with Lucille ball. And I have a, here we go. I have some, I have a video

01:09:59.140 here to play for you guys from, of Lucille ball talking about it. So here we go. Let's just check

01:10:04.900 out a couple of seconds of this, a couple, maybe a minute or so here we go. Uh, it had to do with

01:10:10.020 World War II. And you were once. Oh, I know, I know the one about the dentist. Yes. This thing is

01:10:16.900 stranger than fiction. Well, it's true. To make it short, I had some dental work to be done. You

01:10:24.500 know, they put in temporary fillings and, uh, I had never had it done before. I, you know, what is it?

01:10:32.820 Lead? Uh, that puts, I think in those days they were putting in temporary lead fillings. Yeah.

01:10:38.180 It was quite a while ago. During the war. Yeah. And, uh, World War II. Yes.

01:10:46.180 And I had several, but it, it was after they had taken the Japanese out of, uh, California 0.99

01:10:54.100 and unfortunately put them in the camps, which was a very sad time in California. And, uh, we were all on

01:11:02.580 our guard, you know, about many things. There had been a Japanese submarine, um, sighted in Santa

01:11:08.980 Barbara and a Japanese fighter plane had been sighted going over our home one evening. It was,

01:11:15.700 it was touchy times. Anyway, this particular night was about 1 15 and I was driving alone. I had 35

01:11:24.660 miles to drive and it wasn't, it wasn't any fun. It was just a normal night. I wasn't frightened or

01:11:29.300 anything. I was just driving along and, um, road that I'd taken many times. And all of a sudden

01:11:39.860 I heard music, but I mean with a great beat, you know, and I turned, looked down to turn off my radio

01:11:47.380 and it wasn't on. And I turned around and looked to see if there's anyone behind me and the music

01:11:54.820 was getting louder and louder and I realized it was in my mouth and it was beating in my ears.

01:12:01.300 Yeah. I could hear the tune and everything. I recognized the tune and then it started to fade

01:12:07.540 out. Yeah. What the hell was that? You know? Okay. So she had a dental implant surgery and at the time 0.94

01:12:15.940 it wasn't just a lead. There was a, I'm going to, I'll give you the name in a second. I have to look

01:12:19.780 it up again. There's a type of metal. It's like a dusting that they were using to, uh,

01:12:24.580 coat the tooth. And that's what was in her mouth while she's picking up these radio wave signals.

01:12:29.540 Uh, here, let's go on. She continues here. He said, you picked it up in your teeth.

01:12:35.300 Well, I could hardly wait to go by there again.

01:12:40.020 And I, I, I didn't go by at the same time of night, so nothing happened. There was no music

01:12:44.260 playing, but I could hardly wait. Call in a request. Right. But about five nights later,

01:12:50.580 because I had to wait, I don't know, a couple of weeks for those teeth that I, that were getting

01:12:54.900 fixed. I was going up another street, uh, almost home. And I was passing four vacant lots

01:13:04.660 that were all raised, uh, so they could build the Birmingham hospital. And, uh, as I went by there,

01:13:11.140 I heard, and I'm picking it up on my teeth. You mean... Yes. And I stopped the car.

01:13:20.420 Then I looked around. In the Morse code, like. And I backed the car up, and it got stronger and

01:13:28.740 stronger. And I kept on backing it up until it really got strong. And my whole jaw was vibrating.

01:13:34.340 Like this. And then I got the hell out of there. I went boom, like this, because it was very late.

01:13:42.740 And I couldn't wait to get back to MGM the next morning and tell the security office,

01:13:46.580 and they found an underground Japanese transmitting, transmitting radio station. 0.97

01:13:53.780 It's fucking insane. That's so insane. Hey, by the way, you know what's interesting? Lucille Ball, 0.99

01:13:58.500 as in like Lucille, like Lucifer, like light. That's what Lucille means. B-A-A-L. Yeah, that's

01:14:03.620 what I was thinking. Yeah. By the way, I like her a lot. I do too. I loved Lucy when I was a kid.

01:14:09.540 Huge fan, actually. Yeah. I used to watch it nightly. So, uh, the episode starts off with

01:14:15.140 this clip. It's a little bit, you know, more polished than what we just gave the people, but

01:14:19.140 the entire clip about her getting this radio wave through their, through her mouth, because they want

01:14:24.980 to start now talking about the idea of radio transmission, like a CB radio, how these kids

01:14:30.580 are communicating with, uh, with each other and, or with their parents is like a one-way radio or

01:14:36.900 two-way radio. And, uh, in this episode, they also briefly, like right after that, they play

01:14:42.260 the telepathy. They play this part of Lucille Ball talking, and then they go, uh, you know,

01:14:46.820 this correlates with this guy. It's got Andreeja Puharic, very interesting guy. He was, uh, an inventor

01:14:52.420 and he was working on a dental implants and he also found Lucille Ball's story very interesting.

01:14:59.860 So he started to look into it more and he realized that, uh, you know, there could be,

01:15:04.020 he was, he was only studying the correlation of, uh, could, could your teeth pick up a radio

01:15:10.100 wave if, if this happened? And he determined, yes. Well, Kai Dickens, I don't know if she knows

01:15:15.140 this or not, but what he was actually working on was how to do it. And he figured, yeah, he figured out,

01:15:22.340 exactly how to do this. Yeah. And then he replicated it. I think as a matter of fact,

01:15:26.900 it wouldn't even be surprised if he had something to do with her experience, but I don't know.

01:15:33.780 The time checks out. Well, we'll check this out, right? We often talk about how, when they stopped

01:15:38.900 the MKUltra program, it's because they realized that it was viable and now it was time to scale it up

01:15:43.540 and implement it on the masses, right? Well, if you're experimenting as to whether or not you could

01:15:50.820 insert metal into people's teeth and have them pick up different frequencies and you are aware

01:15:55.540 on some level that these spiritual entities communicate in, in frequency, right? Well,

01:16:00.900 uh, we know that. Let me, let me just say, so what they, what they mentioned about Puharic specifically

01:16:06.660 is that they, he, he was, uh, they said a man named Andreja Puharic was studying somebody

01:16:13.460 who was admitted to a psychiatric ward for hearing voices. He found that the man's metal dental fillings

01:16:20.260 coated with, this is the name of it, uh, carb, carbo, carboandum dust. It's a semiconductor.

01:16:29.220 They were, they were what was picking up the radio signals. This is around, uh, I guess 1950s when this

01:16:35.220 is going on here. So, uh, he was also paying attention. I guess he, he was interested in

01:16:40.900 what happened with Lucille Ball as well. Uh, so this is, this is how he is linked into this story

01:16:47.300 again. Cause this guy's just everywhere. This is what put me on to like, what really sent me

01:16:51.940 reeling with this fucking podcast series. When you showed me that, I couldn't believe it. 0.98

01:16:54.900 I couldn't believe it. Cause guys, you gotta remember all it was, was like my wife started

01:16:58.820 talking about the telepathy tapes. And every time I hear about the telepathy tapes, a little feeling in

01:17:02.900 my gut is like, there's something there. And when she started talking about it, I was like,

01:17:06.980 if it's reached my wife, it's reached mainstream in a way that's staggering now. Um, and so for me

01:17:14.100 to say that, and then for top to be the guy that he is, who's like I said, you, you, you take action 1.00

01:17:18.980 on shit. And the next thing I hear from you is listen to episode three in the first, like five 0.99

01:17:23.620 minutes or some shit like that. So I listened and they mentioned, uh, Puharaj and I'm about floored 0.88

01:17:28.740 because guys, you know, we just did a huge deep dive on this guy. We also went and presented it

01:17:32.740 on a cult rejects. So, but hear me out top. You're putting these dental implants in people

01:17:39.860 and they're having all of this engagement with these radio waves. And later on, we'll show you

01:17:44.020 that it does reach a spiritual place where now these kids are perceiving or talking about entities.

01:17:49.140 Right. But let's pump the brakes too, that he's like, uh, it's like, oh, just this guy was just

01:17:54.980 studying somebody who was admitted to a mental hospital for this. And this is the idea of the,

01:18:00.180 like one of the originations of the tinfoil hat, which is actually the tinfoil hat wasn't

01:18:04.820 necessarily a brain plant, uh, a tooth implant. They said it was a brain implant, but, uh, I don't

01:18:10.180 know. Andrew, each part Puharaj was also involved with investigating that. So then maybe they found

01:18:15.460 that it's a little bit better to just put it right in your brain. Cause you can't take your brain out.

01:18:18.740 You could, but you could take a tooth out. Yeah. So that's fucking lofty, isn't it? It's like, 0.97

01:18:22.660 now I have to do brain surgery on people. What if instead we got them from like childhood and we gave

01:18:28.740 them inoculations that were filled with heavy metals, not enough to kill them, but enough that

01:18:32.660 we know scientifically these heavy metals, for whatever reason, seem to accumulate in the brain.

01:18:37.380 And this metal here, the car, carborundrum, carborundrum, it is, uh, it's just below

01:18:44.500 diamond on the scale of, uh, you know, the Mohs hardness test. So that shouldn't go in nowhere.

01:18:49.620 No. Yeah. It's, it's put there for, I mean, it's probably a very useful metal and it probably,

01:18:54.340 maybe it happened by accident, but it's, it's definitely put there purposefully at this point

01:18:58.980 to, uh, continue these experiments. And it just so happened that Lucille Ball 0.96

01:19:03.780 was caught up in this weird rollout. So that's going to happen. And she ends up on

01:19:07.860 the tonight show talking about it. Good old Lucifer Ball. Well, look, I think there's really something

01:19:14.020 to that because like I said, when the MK ultra program went away, clearly it was implemented, 0.67

01:19:19.300 implemented at scale on the public. I think the same thing happened there where they go,

01:19:24.100 because your teeth have a direct route to your brain, right? It's like the nerve endings in your

01:19:27.940 teeth go straight to your brain, which is why, um, a, a, a tooth infection or a cavity can actually

01:19:34.180 be so devastating because it has this like direct line of travel straight to your brain and you could

01:19:37.940 actually die from a toothache. And so it makes sense that that's where they would start, but where

01:19:44.260 they end is, you know, vaccine schedules that are now inoculating children on mass with these heavy

01:19:50.100 metals. And so, uh, I think what we're seeing here is they stopped the dental implants because

01:19:57.460 vaccines work a hell of a lot better. Very interesting, very interesting.

01:20:02.820 Um, so again, they just completely miss. And I, I, I love to hear Ian Carroll's work, which when he

01:20:09.060 makes it free, we will listen to it. Uh, but they just briefly pass over Puharic as doing this. They

01:20:14.500 completely miss his, uh, his book beyond telepathy where he's basically saying how he's obsessed with

01:20:21.780 this. I mean, so in the fifties, he's creating this, uh, this dental implant device, which goes along

01:20:28.420 with his extremely low frequency waves, wave technology to put in people unsuspectingly,

01:20:34.660 I suppose. And, uh, but they skip over the part where he's just, uh, you know, obsessed with

01:20:40.660 this idea of telepathy and studying it, which correlates directly with the telepathy.

01:20:46.900 Well, they skip over a huge, a really huge thing too, which I know we're not ready to cross this

01:20:50.580 bridge yet. I don't know if we're going to cross it on this episode or if we're going to do another

01:20:53.380 episode, but, um, they completely leave out the communication with entities specifically.

01:20:59.140 Yes. That's another, it's, that's a big one. And that is, uh, that comes up again in more episodes.

01:21:05.220 It comes up with the, the episode two family, the Indian family, their names, I forget

01:21:11.380 because they're not regular English names. They're crazy names, but, uh, yeah, the mother,

01:21:16.420 I guess, you know, coming from a Manisha and Akil, the mother coming from a background of this kind of

01:21:22.580 weird spirituality. They probably understand all these, uh, this pantheon of gods.

01:21:26.740 When Akil brings this up to her in, in a future episode, I actually have it right here if you want

01:21:31.060 me to read it. So, um, Akil's reported messages from deceased ancestors and his claim that in my

01:21:37.220 world, people don't talk into the broader consciousness, not limited by time, space,

01:21:40.900 or physical life. This aligns with spiritual traditions that view consciousness as universal

01:21:46.500 or collective, uh, with individuals tapping into a larger whole, broader implications for

01:21:52.340 consciousness studies. Uh, actually, this isn't the one that I thought it was is consciousness

01:21:56.340 localized. If Akil, this is the, it's because it happens. Like she comes back in a future episode. 0.64

01:22:02.660 And, uh, this is when they start, they start talking about spirituality because obviously this

01:22:06.980 is where this is all leading. And that's, this is kind of where I figured, uh, we would, I would

01:22:12.020 depart with my agreement with Kai Dickens here, but, um, she, the mother rightly tells him to like,

01:22:19.300 she's like, she doesn't pay attention to it. Like when your kid tells you you had a bad dream,

01:22:22.340 you're kind of like, yeah, yeah. You know, go back to bed. It's fine. It's not, uh, there are no,

01:22:28.020 there's no ghosts. You don't feed into it. But she was concerned because he is accurately 0.90

01:22:34.020 communicating with what he called is her ancestors. Um, the other girl, Mia even has, uh, she had

01:22:40.900 encounters with, uh, some sort of spirits, things that she would see.

01:22:44.820 Really, really got me. So in the second episode, they all of a sudden start to talk about how Mia

01:22:51.700 will just be sitting on her floor in, in the room, staring at the wall and seemingly occasionally

01:22:58.500 communicating with somebody. And, uh, and this is when her brother first chimes in. This is a really

01:23:03.940 weird moment because if you go back and listen to it, it seems pretty innocuous until you analyze it. So,

01:23:10.020 uh, Kai or whoever the doctor is rather asks, um, well, did you ever ask her what she's seeing?

01:23:18.740 And he said, she's seeing, I think he said shadows, but what ends up happening is it almost doesn't

01:23:27.220 matter what he says. It's, it's, it's not like it's a huge revelation, but his mother then hops in

01:23:32.340 and goes people, people, she's seeing people. She's, she sees people. Yeah. But before that he

01:23:39.300 says like, she's interacting with people, she's laughing and things like that. And, uh, and there's

01:23:44.260 no, like, what do you mean? People, people, where people, who her family, her ancestors, is she in a

01:23:49.740 different location? No questions are asked. She quickly says people, and then they move on. And of

01:23:54.820 course, what I'm beginning to suspect is what are you seeing? Are you seeing people? Are you seeing

01:23:59.140 entities? Are you seeing things masquerading as is she seeing anything horrifying? Because I refuse

01:24:05.100 to believe that these kids are interacting with this spiritual realm and never coming across things

01:24:09.420 that I know for certain exist. I've seen them myself. My wife has seen it and my son has seen them

01:24:13.940 and they exist in this realm. And these are just kids, right? So of course they're going to see spooky

01:24:19.420 shit. And I feel like that's what he was alluding to. And his mom just hopped in and said, people, 0.99

01:24:23.620 people, she's seeing people anyway. And then they just moved on. Yeah. Um,

01:24:29.140 so, all right, well, this is, uh, this leads into episode three and, uh, episode three opens with

01:24:35.140 this idea of, she wants to paint this picture of what, whatever a CB radio is, this kind of idea.

01:24:40.920 Um, this, uh, like a communication telepathically, but, uh, using some sort of electricity, something

01:24:47.000 that they could turn on and turn off a place that they can go. Um, and, uh, they, they're, uh, the,

01:24:52.720 the main person in this episode is a kid named Houston, another autistic kid. I think he's

01:24:57.120 almost completely nonverbal. They do the same test on him. Wow. Oh my God. Look at all the stuff he

01:25:02.340 can do. And it's all the same stuff really. But they start to talk about this place called the

01:25:07.140 Hill. And, uh, it's, this place is interesting because he's not the only person to call it this

01:25:14.140 and he's not in contact with anybody else. Uh, really like really nobody else. Like these other

01:25:21.820 kids are from, you know, all over the world and they call this place the Hill. And it's a place where,

01:25:27.120 non-speakers communicate like a, like a radio channel.

01:25:32.340 That's interesting. That's not the first time I've ever heard that, by the way. Um, you know,

01:25:36.280 who has a very similar version of that? Um, I don't know if it's just children, but I'm going to say

01:25:43.240 it seems like it's mostly children from what I've heard that are experiencing the abduction phenomenon

01:25:49.460 in the middle of the night. They will often all, and then there's this big question about whether or

01:25:54.160 not the abduction phenomenon is always physical. So this well could be the same thing in some sort

01:25:59.160 of like a spiritual realm and astral realm, but they will all find themselves in their sleeping

01:26:04.900 clothes. Um, kids that they've never met in real life and sometimes even go on to see in real life,

01:26:11.000 like bump into and be like, Oh my God, that's the kid from what I thought was a dream. They're all

01:26:15.300 getting together in a central location and they are communicating with each other. And they are

01:26:19.100 also communicating with these, you know, perceived ETs that come and abduct them, but they'll,

01:26:24.060 they'll find themselves at a place that's like often described as like a hill. It's a little

01:26:27.780 bit elevated. It's all grassy. It's nighttime. Uh, maybe it's surrounded by trees, but the hill

01:26:32.740 itself is bare. Very interesting. Yeah. And it's, it's funny because this, uh, like, like this is what

01:26:39.280 our show is basically about. It's where this new age idea, the collective consciousness that people

01:26:45.560 would usually shoo, shoo away and be like, this is kind of like the people who are talking about it

01:26:50.620 are, uh, leftists or just retards or hippies, you know, this kind of stuff. Well, it turns out that 0.99

01:26:57.020 it is true, which is what we've been saying. It's, it's a real thing. People experience this all the

01:27:02.300 time. The question is how exclusive is their experience? Like, are these autistic kids just going 1.00

01:27:09.840 there and it's just them on a closed off CB radio or is there deception in this other realm? In this

01:27:17.100 spiritual realm that people that we've been talking about for a long time, you know, the astral

01:27:20.860 projection, the remote viewing now, the telekinesis or the, yeah, the, the telepathy telepathy that these

01:27:28.140 kids are displaying. This is a huge, a huge deal. I think maybe this is where Ian Carroll kind of picks

01:27:34.760 up on, uh, some of the CIA projects and the CIA interests in this. And Andrija Puharic is the guy

01:27:41.260 who has spearheaded this, uh, investigation or this experiment into what we're seeing now.

01:27:49.480 I just, Andrija Puharic being a guy that's around basically at the inception of the Central

01:27:54.960 Intelligence Agency. Um, and that their, their work and their interests cross over massively. In fact,

01:28:01.480 you know, we've talked about in the last episode, it seems that, uh, Puharic almost becomes sort of

01:28:07.300 like a Nick Fury for the, uh, intelligence agencies. He's going around and he's seeking out these

01:28:13.300 amazing people with alleged psychic abilities in one way or another. Um, and so, yeah, man, it's a,

01:28:21.200 it's a very strange thing. And the, the question that I find ask, I find myself asking, well,

01:28:27.680 first off, it does feel like what we're seeing now is free range MK ultra experiments, right? Um,

01:28:35.880 it, it seems like we use this analogy a lot, like gone are the days of kidnapping John's strapping

01:28:42.040 their eyes open and forcing them, uh, to watch some sort of propaganda while they're being injected

01:28:47.220 with psychedelics. It now seems like it's much more hands-off, like almost like you can nudge these

01:28:53.100 kids and they'll go to the right place at the right time and communicate with the right things.

01:28:57.920 And, uh, the best version of that, if you're the intelligence agencies is where you have minimal

01:29:02.480 contact. You don't have to actually interact with them in a physical way. Um, and then of course,

01:29:07.820 within the astral realm, there has long been these stories of like, whether or not there are

01:29:12.360 humans who have, um, organized under a professional umbrella and are operating in the astral realm.

01:29:21.780 Um, so you'll hear like certain people tell stories about when I got to this location,

01:29:25.360 like I got this sense that I had gone too far or seen something that I shouldn't see. And then

01:29:28.820 suddenly I was aware that somebody else was there and they seemed like a, an adult human male,

01:29:33.060 uh, in a professional setting, uh, forcing me to either turn back or kicking me out of the astral

01:29:38.140 realm. Like you, you know, this is a mapped out place that, uh, we have occupants in professional

01:29:44.220 occupants in, um, and I would imagine their assets for these intelligence agencies, but there's a

01:29:49.060 question that I want to go ahead, Tom. Here's some, uh, some interesting, uh, information about

01:29:53.580 the vaccine schedule. So the twenties to the thirties is when, uh, the, the tetanus vaccine

01:29:59.320 was introduced, the, the, the Theria tech vaccine was introduced. And these were like,

01:30:05.020 wait, what year? Uh, and from the twenties to the thirties, but they're introduced to the public,

01:30:09.400 like, Hey, there's like a, you know, there's pertussis out there. Maybe you'd want to get this vaccine.

01:30:13.940 And this is, are we about to step into, there's no such thing as a promising grassroots movements

01:30:19.020 that's not co-opted by the intelligence agencies? Well, no, yeah, we are. Uh, so this is, it's not

01:30:24.480 a targeted campaign. It's just like, it's not a universal schedule. It's just targeted. It's like,

01:30:29.260 uh, if you want to be safe from this. So that's the twenties to the thirties. Then in the fifties,

01:30:34.120 uh, the combinations, uh, start coming out. So you've got the diphtheria, tetanus, and pertussis.

01:30:41.280 They're combined in a vaccine that happens in 1948, which everything else starts to seem,

01:30:47.020 seems to start to happen in as well. And by 1955, there's a, there's pretty much an organized

01:30:53.760 vaccination effort throughout the United States to right on time. Yes. Uh, in the 1980s,

01:31:01.560 in 1983, specifically, this is when they're recommending it to schools and they introduced

01:31:07.220 the MMR, this is like pretty old stuff. Uh, but in 83 is when the formalized scheduling of the

01:31:15.140 vaccines happens by the CDC. So, yeah. So you'll see in the fifties is when this kind of stuff is

01:31:22.380 developed and they start to really like, this is, it seems like they're like, all right, we're onto

01:31:25.800 something here. Yeah. And then by the eighties, they have now demanded that people take it. And

01:31:32.060 it seems like in the last 10 years or so, when we've seen a crazy spike, it went from 16 to like

01:31:38.880 70 recommended doses. So they have turned up the volume on what this is. And then also, I mean,

01:31:45.460 pair with the idea of the, uh, Obama administration doing Obamacare, which it sounds great for healthcare,

01:31:51.940 but really all that it is, is, uh, it's a way to capture and control doctors and get their

01:31:57.640 information. So now there's a barrier threatening to, uh, to, uh, find people who don't get

01:32:04.200 Obamacare. Isn't that fun? Oh, well, yeah, you can find people who don't get Obamacare or don't

01:32:08.760 have health insurance, but really the big thing of what it is, is that it makes healthcare more

01:32:14.000 expensive in the long run because doctors coming in that want to start their practice have to come

01:32:19.140 in with like, I don't know, it's like a hundred thousand dollars worth of computer equipment and

01:32:22.520 programs in order to set up their practice. And this, these programs and computers, they just

01:32:29.200 contribute the information to a large database, which you would call Obamacare. So if you're looking

01:32:34.740 at it, you're like, okay, so we're doing this to these children. We're performing this experiment

01:32:38.880 on a mass level among other experiments as well, because they're doing stuff to adults.

01:32:43.220 And we have now gathered an information system as a web to catch everything. And we've made you do it.

01:32:49.440 It's illegal to not comply. Like you can't have a practice without complying with this. So it's like

01:32:54.520 all directly from the government, all of this stuff is directly from the government. This is all CDC,

01:33:00.860 CIA shit. And they have some very unfortunate people have garnered a lot of important information 0.99

01:33:07.580 about human beings that I think in the future, when we find out what they were doing and why they

01:33:13.580 were doing this stuff, we're going to be very upset if there's any, anybody left to even oppose it.

01:33:19.060 And to me, as a conspiracy theorist, that's what it seems like is going on here.

01:33:24.220 There's one more thing that I think is worth mentioning, and it's going to tie into something

01:33:29.200 that's going to happen later on. I don't know if it's going to be today's episode or another episode,

01:33:32.540 but I know of another group of nonverbal children who communicate telepathically.

01:33:41.440 Black-eyed children.

01:33:42.500 Oh yeah, that's right.

01:33:44.160 When women are abducted by aliens, forcibly inseminated, they carry a child somewhere into 0.86

01:33:53.320 a lengthy pregnancy. They are confirmed by the doctors to have actually been pregnant.

01:33:59.780 And then after a sleep paralysis event where they seem to have memories of abduction,

01:34:05.080 they come back and they're no longer pregnant. And then years later are introduced to those 0.99

01:34:10.240 children and they can feel in their hearts that these children are theirs, but there's something

01:34:15.640 wrong with them and they won't communicate, but they do communicate telepathically, but they

01:34:20.640 won't communicate verbally. And the kids are often described as very fucking weird, which 0.97

01:34:26.840 to me, I'm like, that is that it's such a odd coincidence, especially given the, the connection 0.96

01:34:35.540 that I'm sure we're going to get into later on, which is this Puharage, the channeling of

01:34:40.240 the nine, these entities, and even their message, their message rather, which if you guys remember

01:34:45.940 from previous episodes, what the message is, the message is overwhelmingly human beings have

01:34:52.800 to advance. They have to ascend and take their place among this galactic federation or whatever.

01:34:57.720 And also that there's some impending, uh, climate calamity on the way. And so I think that's a huge

01:35:04.520 connection. You have, you have these kids that are basically wheelchair bound. Some of them are to

01:35:09.700 the point where they, like, they are so out of their own bodies that they're just, they're, they poop

01:35:14.780 and throw it on the floor. They're running around. They just completely cannot control their behavior.

01:35:19.920 But when they're, when they're communicating telepathically or through this, uh, spelling,

01:35:24.840 which is also an interesting phrase, spelling, um, through the assisted spelling or spelling on

01:35:29.360 their own through a computer or an iPad, they're all concerned with the environment. Everyone's like,

01:35:35.460 we have to watch out for the environment. I'm like, what the fuck do you care? You care about the 0.99

01:35:39.020 environment? You were like literally smearing poop on your walls. Your mother was going crazy for years, 0.64

01:35:44.540 but now you come back now that you can communicate, this is what you're getting from this other side

01:35:49.500 that like, we need to be really careful with the environment and what we do. And we do don't just

01:35:54.660 throw stuff in the air. Don't throw, don't leave garbage on the floor. Don't, you know, don't burn

01:35:58.860 plastics in a huge pit. If you don't have to don't throw stuff in the ocean. Sure. But why are all of

01:36:05.360 these people that are communicating with entities and also who's to say who they're communicating with

01:36:11.400 and how much they're actually telling us? Why haven't they told us before? Why now? Why you're,

01:36:17.380 you're coming forward now to do this podcast to tell us about this stuff. You could have done this

01:36:22.220 before, but no, now is the time. And I would say it's because we're, we're prime. There was a large

01:36:28.420 scale propaganda that had to take place before we were ready to accept these ideas. Uh, we needed to

01:36:33.640 have some preconceived notions. And in order to do that at mass, you need a pretty good, you know,

01:36:38.380 size propaganda machine and you need it to run for a few generations before you can start to roll this 0.99

01:36:43.360 shit out. Um, and just to, who was it here? Somebody said something I wanted to, uh, address it, but, 0.97

01:36:50.920 uh, where did it go? Somebody said that it's our own government that is, uh, taking these kids and

01:36:57.260 doing these. I would like to, um, address the right person. I can just find it. Uh, I can't fucking find

01:37:03.660 it. I'm sorry. Oh, here we go. Eric Mong, Mongie said the graphene kids, our own government abducts them, 0.97

01:37:09.840 not aliens. And I would say that is probably correct. Um, these aliens are in my opinion,

01:37:16.980 like a biomechanical mashup that was probably commissioned, inspired by some spiritual entity,

01:37:23.380 but made by mankind. Um, much of the technology and everything that we see, even though it blows

01:37:29.260 our minds, I think it's a, it's an unholy union of these spiritual entities and their guidance and

01:37:34.900 aspects of our own government that are whipping up these pieces of technology and then partaking

01:37:40.040 in what? Well, it seems to be a hybridization program, which is, you know, a tale as old

01:37:45.140 in time. That's the serpent seed. There's a genetic, uh, lineage that is at the root of all of this.

01:37:50.240 There's a bloodline that's at the root of all this. And, um, and these things have always been

01:37:54.600 interested in that, right. To the extent that they used to, um, create offspring with human women 0.88

01:38:00.180 and, and, and create these monstrosities, the Nephilim and the Raphaim and, you know, all the, 1.00

01:38:04.920 the various branches of that. So I would say that it's just a rehashing of the same thing. And I would

01:38:08.820 say you're correct. It is our own government, uh, that is abducting them. Oh, yes. And I think that

01:38:15.740 that's the, this is like the tragedy of this. Uh, I think maybe we'll bring it in for a landing here,

01:38:21.240 but, um, I think it's, that's a tragedy of what the telepathy tapes are and what they're, uh,

01:38:28.040 what they're missing on purpose or not on purpose. Um, it's being presented as, and it is a message

01:38:35.500 of hope, right? It's a, it is a great message of hope to these parents, but it's like, well,

01:38:40.800 in order to have that hope, you first have to create like dismay. Yeah. It's a problem solution,

01:38:46.400 right? Yeah. Hegelian dialectic, right? Yeah. Uh, you, you create dire and desperate circumstances.

01:38:53.400 And then when people adapt and overcome, you then take those adaptations and you present them as if

01:38:59.800 it's a breakthrough. And in reality, all of this is, in my opinion, I think it's very likely, this is a

01:39:06.840 trauma-based mind control operation that, uh, seeks to implement the most fucked up version of an 0.96

01:39:16.540 identity disassociative disorder in order to tap into these abilities. And I think ultimately, 0.91

01:39:21.340 um, to create conduits or middlemen, or it's like, you know, we used to have the muses, right?

01:39:27.340 In Greek mythology, um, you would have the Oracle and she would be inundated with some sort of drug

01:39:33.760 put in this state. And then that would make her antenna suddenly fine tuned to the frequency of

01:39:39.820 these entities that would, you know, disseminate information. Uh, but technology, right. It's like

01:39:46.000 any advanced technology, uh, would be perceived as magic, you know, by previous generations. And

01:39:51.540 there's not really a, um, a, a, a difference between some of these things in magic. And I think

01:39:57.580 all we've done now is we've taken those, that spiritual process. Um, these are our new oracles.

01:40:03.600 Um, uh, Adriano says this may have started under Eisenhower. I think this starts right after World

01:40:11.060 War II. I think this starts, uh, when we, we bring in the Nazis and I just released an episode of

01:40:17.740 yesterday with Stu Peters, where I kind of have this discussion with them. We go back and forth,

01:40:23.140 but then he gets into Hitler and the Nazi stuff. And I was like, absolutely not like, no, it's just

01:40:28.400 not, it's not what you're saying. I'm not going to be a Nazi bro. I'm not going to be a Hitler bro.

01:40:33.160 Hitler was into this weird shit, whether he knew about it or not happened under his 0.99

01:40:37.240 administration. But what certainly did happen is we absorbed their scientists who were working on 0.99

01:40:42.940 crazy occultic shit like this. Yeah. And it's no surprise that, you know, 1948 happens 1947. 0.99

01:40:50.280 We get, Oh, we get the state of Israel among other things, but you get operation paperclip,

01:40:54.000 uh, Mengele, right? Yeah. The angel of death. He's, he's obsessed with twins and their psychic

01:40:59.380 abilities and connections. He's torturing and tormenting them. And he's, he's trying to figure

01:41:03.140 out how it works. He's also obsessed with like, uh, people with specific eye patterns. He's,

01:41:08.300 you know, injecting adrenaline into their eyes to try to change their eye color. Like this is

01:41:11.960 yeah. Himmler is, is balls deep in the occult, whether or not Hitler actually knew, which is

01:41:16.760 such a fucking flippant dismissal. Like it's letting the guy off the, off the hook. 0.99

01:41:19.920 It's being fair. I'm being fair. Like, all right, fine. I understand that you think he did some great

01:41:24.960 things. And, and it's also hard to, um, it's hard to battle against, I don't know, 80 years of this

01:41:32.120 guy being the worst person ever. When then you look and you're like, ah, the people he was opposing are

01:41:36.900 pretty awful too. And now I have to fight that conditioning from, you know, a group of people

01:41:42.420 who should be on my side. It's, uh, it's, it's a difficult process and it's a tenuous process,

01:41:48.320 but it is possible to do if people can listen and hear what I'm trying to say. But it's, you know,

01:41:54.780 from 1947, 1948, when we start implementing these scientists and putting them all throughout our

01:42:01.220 government, for whatever reason, this country starts to go crazy. Like when I think of the idea,

01:42:06.960 make America great again, I think right before operation paperclip, right before pot,

01:42:11.440 like our involvement in world war two, whatever the hell that was, that's when America was great

01:42:15.840 again, because that's when we were sovereign and doing our own thing. People want to talk about

01:42:20.040 Jewish infiltration and all this stuff. It's like, yes, all, all this is very true. But I think at the 1.00

01:42:24.900 very base of it, it makes me sound like a lefty, but you see how this comes like full circle.

01:42:29.800 It's very hard to talk. It's like, it's almost, it's almost, um, beautiful in that way,

01:42:33.860 because you're forced to align yourself with, with the most despicable people, but not really,

01:42:39.440 not really. They're, they're in opposed or opposition to these things for the wrong reasons.

01:42:44.940 Like they hate Elon Musk. And I'm like, I don't really like me. I don't trust him either,

01:42:49.280 but they hate him for the wrong reasons. And I'm just like, I made a tweet that said, they'll all,

01:42:54.900 uh, they'll all skip past the, uh, the mark of the beast, which will be distributed by Elon Musk,

01:43:00.680 but they'll do it accidentally and still go to, they'll still go to hell though for sodomy. 1.00

01:43:04.220 Yeah. It's actually a banger. Yeah. They just missed the main thing. But the thing is, 0.97

01:43:08.960 it's like, so all of this stuff starts in the forties, uh, late forties, early 1950s,

01:43:14.620 you get Andrzej Puharic, you get the Nazi, Nazi experimentations. It's a continuation of what 0.80

01:43:19.600 they were doing over there in Nazi Germany, which we still don't really know to the, the extent to

01:43:24.820 which they were doing these things, but it's certainly here in America. And they've been doing

01:43:29.140 it now at a prolific level in America. I think that the things that they were doing in Germany,

01:43:33.100 they couldn't really complete in Germany. It might've been too small of a sample size,

01:43:37.240 or it might've, maybe they didn't want to do this to the German people. So they moved their

01:43:40.640 operation. Or they didn't have the, they didn't have the propaganda machine. Think about how far

01:43:44.420 the, the, the, the sort of development of these spiritual ideas and the development of, of whatever

01:43:49.520 these entities are and all these other narratives has come since the days of world war II, specifically

01:43:54.460 here in the States. And, and all of that is because of, you know, Hollywood and NASA and the

01:43:59.160 scientific community. So I would say that, um, maybe somebody looked at what Hitler was

01:44:04.400 doing and was like very promising, very promising, too small. Not yet, not yet. There's some things

01:44:10.000 we got to lay out here and this is going to work really well, but you're not going to be

01:44:13.800 able to see the, the labor, the fruits of your labor. This is going to be a generational thing.

01:44:17.140 It has to go. Also it's, it wouldn't have worked in, I mean, in Germany, it's like, all right, 0.67

01:44:21.040 so who did he have in the camps? He had some Jews in there. There was a couple of blacks in

01:44:25.280 there. There were some other people from Eastern Europe, but in America, it's like, it's almost

01:44:29.900 like America was created as this mixing pot, like this melting pot. Oh, look at, look, all

01:44:34.760 the people of the world are here. And now we're going to do an experiment to see how they all

01:44:39.260 react to what we are trying to implement. And it's like, it's perfect. If you think about

01:44:43.740 it along those lens, along, along those lines, it is the perfect. I, it's the perfect setting

01:44:50.300 for an experiment. And it makes me feel crazy. I love when David speculates wildly with absolutely

01:44:54.980 no proof or evidence. Yeah, I know. I do the same thing.

01:44:57.700 I appreciate that. Um, yeah, I mean, I, I just think it was a, an idea whose time hadn't

01:45:03.600 come yet. And I think that's what we're seeing right now. Look, I know we're going to wrap

01:45:07.020 it up. I want to leave people with an idea of where we're going in these next episodes

01:45:10.080 so that they see that there's actually more here, a lot more here. Um, we still have to

01:45:15.100 talk about the nine, the Inead, right? Puharaj and how these spiritual entities who are

01:45:21.740 seemingly the same spiritual entities that, uh, ruled over ancient Egypt. Um, and also

01:45:27.560 seemingly pop up in a lot of this narrative when it comes to Puharaj and it comes to Aleister

01:45:31.760 Crowley and all these different things, um, how that fits into this whole picture. And

01:45:36.740 we have to start to talk about what Joe Rogan's role is in this entire thing. And we also have

01:45:42.100 to talk about what Elon Musk's role is in this entire thing. So I know a lot of people are

01:45:46.760 like, where is this going? I think we might've figured out where it's going. And so if you

01:45:51.260 tune in for the next episode, uh, we've got some real heavy speculation for sure, but it's

01:45:57.260 going to be our job to show you guys a line of thought. Um, and we're not asking you to

01:46:02.060 believe it, but once it exposes itself, it becomes incredibly compelling and pretty damning

01:46:07.560 because it looks like we're at the very end of this thing that's been kicking off since

01:46:12.640 the 1940s. Yeah. That's why it's, it was like, we were watching other people cover this and

01:46:18.400 talk about it. And we're just like, Oh God, I hope, I hope it doesn't propagate the internet

01:46:22.880 internet enough where people latch onto whatever narrative they're talking about, because it's

01:46:27.160 probably really good, but there there's a part that they're missing. There's an angle

01:46:30.640 that, that translates to this bigger picture. Well, again, once we start talking about a project

01:46:36.400 Stargate, start incorporating Elon Musk and what he's doing, his, uh, his patenting of the

01:46:42.140 word telepathy or his, uh, trademarking of the term telepathy and telekinesis, it gets

01:46:47.900 very dicey. And then at this exact moment, at this exact moment in time, this is all going

01:46:55.280 down, all coming to a head. The number one podcast in the world, the number two podcasts

01:46:58.980 in the world, making them, making it the number one podcast in the world for a little bit of

01:47:02.300 time. And then hosting Elon Musk, among other things, uh, basically getting Donald Trump as

01:47:07.660 president. He whispered in Joe Rogan's ear, you won the presidency for me. This shit

01:47:12.080 is big. It's bigger than we understand. And honestly, there's not a goddamn thing we can 1.00

01:47:16.520 do to stop it. 0.92

01:47:17.840 No, but we can do what we're supposed to do, which is tell the truth. And I don't

01:47:22.520 know if we're right, but I'm not going to lie. Like I, we didn't sleuth through all this

01:47:26.640 information and uncover this narrative, um, through some sort of lies. And it'll be up to

01:47:31.680 you guys, the audience to decide, but I use this euphemism in our telegram chat. I said, it

01:47:36.480 seems like top and I have stumbled upon. And I, I do use that phrase, like legitimately,

01:47:42.320 we stumbled upon it. We're, we're just morons. We're fucking retards. And somehow this thing 1.00

01:47:46.660 fell into our lap. I don't know if it's the truth, but I'm going to show you what we found.

01:47:51.680 Um, and I think this thing is a bit of a Leviathan. And so, uh, it's going to be,

01:47:57.040 it's a big one. And then, and then we're going to ask, I think I'm going to, uh, we're going to

01:48:02.960 edit this episode as well. Uh, edit it in a way where there are no, you know, words to get us tagged

01:48:08.960 all the V stuff we were talking about. I'm definitely stuff in the V stuff. Um, uh, yeah,

01:48:14.580 we're going to get rid of that stuff. I think we should put this up as an entire episode, but we

01:48:18.200 also will, I want to break this down into a more digestible fashion. So if you guys are listening

01:48:23.580 and watching, whether this is the live show, it's not going to be up anywhere yet, but if it's a

01:48:28.660 live show or if it's going to be the edited version, post it around, send it to your friends.

01:48:33.500 That's the only way for this kind of stuff to get out there and go viral because there are people

01:48:38.020 now like that have huge followings. Uh, you know, Ian being one of them got a million followers just

01:48:43.460 on Twitter and he's going to, he's going to be pushing out his narrative of this lady's narrative,

01:48:48.680 which was pushed by Joe Rogan. It's to the world. Can I just say, go ahead, go ahead. I'm sorry.

01:48:54.960 I'm saying we're at the very bottom of this stuff. Like we were at the low man on the totem pole,

01:48:59.700 but I think we have the most, some of the most compelling information or at least information

01:49:04.320 that is, might be leading in the correct direction to help people understand what's going on. Yeah. So

01:49:10.400 yeah, share it around, uh, like subscribe to all that, that stuff that they tell you to do on

01:49:16.300 what we're standing up against this thing that we're pushing back against. This is,

01:49:20.560 you know, uh, fucking the Nazi regime. This is, uh, the, the alien rebranding situation. This is 1.00

01:49:27.720 the new age movement. This is, uh, Joe Rogan, Elon Musk, uh, Donald Trump, fucking potentially Ian 0.99

01:49:33.700 Carroll. Like we're putting ourselves in front of the biggest fucking machine that I don't think a lot 0.99

01:49:39.120 of people realize is in motion. They don't see it yet. It's like, um, we're too close to the 0.99

01:49:43.980 situation. We're looking at Elon Musk and we're thinking we get it. We're looking at the alien

01:49:48.540 UAP disclosure. We're thinking we're getting it. We're actually just looking at one leg of an

01:49:54.180 entity, another leg of an entity. We need to zoom out. And if we zoom out, I think people are going

01:49:59.000 to realize this is a massive entity and it's already in motion. So, uh, it's fucking Tiananmen 0.99

01:50:04.640 square up in this bitch. And we're just a couple of little gooks. We are somebody, somebody edit me and 1.00

01:50:12.000 David looking at the tank. Oh, please. Yeah. Uh, Michael says, have y'all tried, uh, actually

01:50:19.040 tried reaching out to Ian Carroll to get him on your show? He went on, we are changed. So I don't

01:50:22.720 think he's above going on your show. We're, we're in conversations. I'm not saying that Ian Carroll is

01:50:26.520 necessarily like an opera or anything like that. I'm just afraid that there is a narrative that

01:50:32.260 everybody that's digestible for everybody. Um, and it is that one of like ascension and, and, you know,

01:50:38.300 uh, this new realm of science and all this other shit and the new age movement and yada, yada.

01:50:42.320 And I'm afraid that he is going to promote that. So what I would say to Ian Carroll is not that I 0.87

01:50:47.540 think you're a fed, but he's got a huge platform. He might want to hear this out before he starts

01:50:53.620 using that platform to potentially run with the narrative that they're giving us. Yeah.

01:50:58.300 Yeah. Oh, or maybe continue to do what you're doing because this might be more dangerous and

01:51:03.720 it might not get you invited on Joe Rogan again, but it certainly is what the hell is going on right

01:51:08.900 now. Like again, we might be, we might be fucking wrong, but I don't know to beat this, to beat this

01:51:13.800 to death. Uh, we've got basically what is being happened. What is being done to these kids is they're 0.86

01:51:19.720 being put in a sensory deprivation tank, forced to disassociate and then studied. Yeah. And we're

01:51:26.400 acting like this is amazing. This is, it's, I mean, it is kind of amazing, but it's horrible.

01:51:30.920 Well, that is, you're, you're stepping on something and I know we're going to get into

01:51:34.700 it, but you're stepping on the Rogan realm right now. And we're going to get into the

01:51:38.580 whole Rogan thing next episode. And I'm not saying that Rogan's even a part of this, although

01:51:42.780 it's very hard for me to imagine that the CIA wouldn't have a vested interest in co-opting 0.99

01:51:47.560 his fucking platform. And if you don't think that he would take the money, would he yield to 0.99

01:51:51.120 death threats? I don't know. It's, it's hard to say who's that. I don't even know if that

01:51:55.580 is, uh, really it, but who's to say, like, if, if you're presented this information the

01:52:00.860 same way, uh, Ian's presented or the same way we are, we see this show or we hear about

01:52:05.660 it, we present it. I would have this lady on to, to, to discuss it as well. And if, if

01:52:10.940 she's just telling me this stuff, like right off the top of my head, what pushback am I

01:52:14.680 supposed to really have? What other kind of views am I supposed to really have unless I've

01:52:17.840 done, uh, two years of schizophrenic deep dives into biblical, uh, biblical topics under

01:52:24.560 the current worldview of the current world lens? I don't know. So they're getting this

01:52:29.760 information. I just think that we have a unique tool, a unique prism that we're putting up

01:52:34.680 and looking at this thing and going, Oh, wait a second. It makes a lot more sense through

01:52:37.940 this, through this lens than, uh, you know, just the pure political or just the pure

01:52:42.880 entertainment or just the pure, uh, medical stuff, your medical autistic stuff, just the 0.54

01:52:48.900 pure CIA conspiracy. It's, it's, it's all of these things, but there's also a little

01:52:54.280 bit more. It's, it's, yeah, it's the big, like all the things that we as conspiracy

01:52:58.980 theorists constantly orbit around and talk about, they're all just one big conjoined

01:53:03.480 picture. And we talk about that all the time on NDS. It's like, we're just looking at these

01:53:06.840 puzzle pieces and figuring out how to make them fit. And then we ended up talking about

01:53:10.000 the same thing every episode, because it all connects. This is almost, it feels like what

01:53:15.160 it all connects to. Uh, so guys, we have a lot of shit on the horizon, right? We're 0.99

01:53:18.920 working on Bohemian Grove for, uh, this coming June. We are working on opening an

01:53:23.540 IRL studio. We just launched dangerous retards. We have this big Leviathan that 1.00

01:53:28.520 we're kind of, you know, we're trying to uncover. Um, and I'm going to be moving

01:53:32.540 soon, uh, to get to a place that's going to be near this studio that we're going to

01:53:36.320 open. Uh, so this is, you know, the, the information doesn't take a backseat. It's

01:53:40.820 kind of funny that during all this, you know, kind of, uh, uh, uh, what would you

01:53:44.660 call it? Uh, what is a plane experience? Turbulence. During all this turbulence

01:53:48.560 that we would stumble upon this thing that demands so much of our attention.

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01:54:59.820 Because they'll see the face of an explanation which portrays the bigger picture of what's

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Nephilim Death Squad - March 26, 2025

144： Debunking the Telepathy Tapes Pt. 1

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