In this episode of the Death Squad, we have a guest on the show, William Ramsey. He's a writer, podcaster, journalist, and podcaster. He also happens to be the author of the book, "Blooming Grove: How the Government Created a Plantation of Slaves."
00:03:52.880I've written five books, which you can buy on my website or on Amazon, and I have five documentaries on Patreon because Amazon refuses to hold them or stream them.
00:04:05.920So I've decided to stream it on my Patreon.
00:04:08.780But, yeah, this is kind of a sensitive topic.
00:04:10.820I don't think certain corporations would not be happy with the subject matter.
00:04:16.580Yeah, I wouldn't be surprised if midway through this we end up getting pulled off of YouTube anyway before we hit our half-hour mark.
00:04:23.800But either way, it's going to live on Patreon.
00:04:47.160And right now, the waves are huge, and they are crashing.
00:04:50.460And every single shooter, every sort of violent incident is chock full of idiosyncrasies, things that just don't add up, all these strange – I mean, you know, there's so much high strangeness surrounding them.
00:05:02.760I don't know where you want to begin on this topic, but just for the audience to prime them, we're going into this discussion under the presupposition that these are Manchurian candidates.
00:05:15.060As you can see by the way that we spelled it in the title.
00:05:49.800Like, this is like a present-day environment, just like you said.
00:05:52.700But it goes back – and we were talking in the pre-show – it goes back to really the beginning of all these kind of craziness and shooters started in the 60s.
00:06:00.800And the assassins or pseudo-assassins or patsies really is a watermark, I think, was in this film, which is a very strange film in its inception, how it was filmed.
00:07:27.540One of the interesting things about Sinatra is that he had a very close friendship with JFK.
00:07:32.200So there's a weird overlap between this fictional film and movie and the JFK arc and assassination that we're coming up on as, what, November 22nd, 63?
00:07:42.960So we're nearing the 60-something anniversary.
00:07:47.460And I think that one of the reasons that Sinatra said or the reason why he took the film, because he owned the production company, why he took it out of distribution, is about the eerie similarities between the film and the JFK assassination.
00:08:02.440Hmm. It seems like, given how long the film was buried, maybe they revealed a little bit too much.
00:08:10.560I wonder what that was. I wonder if that was Sinatra trying to do a solid.
00:08:15.060I mean, I doubt it, right? He is, he's a Hollywood elite, music industry elite.
00:08:20.460I mean, I would say, like, Hollywood, but also mob-tied.
00:08:25.680You're talking, like, Vegas in the 60s, in the 60s, what, in the 40s, right?
00:08:31.560Yeah, he was mobbed from the beginning. His parents were involved in the mafia.
00:08:35.000So he was, they was kind of suppressed a lot of his mob stuff, but I think it's all been exposed now that he had very close ties to major mob figures.
00:08:45.420And I think that that was one of the things that actually, at the end, drove Sinatra and JFK apart, is that he was exposed that he was in the mob, or close, various close associates, and his brothers prosecuting mobsters like Marcello, right?
00:09:01.680He was in, he was in New Orleans. He was the New Orleans kind of mob boss.
00:09:07.840So it was kind of an unnerving thing to have that publicized.
00:09:10.820But they were close friends, and actually, the OK, the green light for the film actually took place in a discussion between, this is, like, verified by multiple sources, took place at Hannesport, if you remember or know the Kennedy kind of compound, where, I mean, this is really present, too, because it ties into RFK Jr., who's in the Trump administration right now.
00:09:32.200So, you know, depending how much time and how far along we get into the thing, we can talk about the death of RFK, JFK's brother, because it ties into the Manchurian candidate.
00:09:42.100So, the OK to get it started, it was, I think they had $2.2 million to film, Sinatra was going to be in the lead role, they got this guy to play Raymond Shaw, his name was Lawrence, I can't remember his last name, it was Lawrence, Harvey, Angela Lansbury played the, like, the witch.
00:10:04.780And at one point, this film was in the AFI, American Film Institute's top 100 films.
00:10:11.080So, it's considered to be kind of a masterpiece.
00:10:13.420That's pretty rarefied air for this film to be up in there.
00:10:16.920It's dropped out, but I think it was from 1990s.
00:10:20.880In the 90s, it was ascertained to be, like, one of the great films.
00:11:09.240So, it's a very close thing, and you'll see there are themes within this book and the film that play into fact.
00:11:17.620So, like, one of the presentations I've done about the Manchurian Candidate is fiction to fact, because the fictional narrative resembles fact.
00:11:26.220This is at the time when the U.S. was really gearing up and doing heavy-duty research into mind control, right?
00:11:36.180Most people know the name MKUltra, started in 53.
00:11:38.880Before that, there was a lecture by Dulles, who was the head of the CIA, that he did something called Brain Warfare.
00:11:49.480He gave a speech to his fellow Princeton alumni.
00:11:52.420He graduated from Princeton about the necessity of doing this in the context of the Cold War.
00:12:00.080And you'll see that kind of same theme in this film, where the main character, who is Raymond Shaw, played by Lawrence Harvey, the Manchuria reference is that Manchuria was above the Korean War.
00:12:14.160So, the Korean War was a conflict between the so-called free world and the communists.
00:12:19.440And literally, the entire country, there was no building over, like, one-story high that was left.
00:13:16.020Like, I find his frame of reference to be very extensive.
00:13:19.720But he included, like, 11s and 77s and all this stuff.
00:13:23.820So, the 11-member troop, paratroop, goes into Manchuria.
00:13:28.340And I think one of the most famous sequences that was filmed, this was filmed by the actual director is Frankenheimer, who is close friends with RFK.
00:13:40.040Like, so, you see this weird tie in between people involved in this and real politicians, like Sinatra's friends with JFK and Frankenheimer's friends with RFK.
00:13:51.540Actually, before RFK got shot in 68, he was staying at Frankenheimer's house.
00:13:57.480So, the guy who's directing the Manchurian Candidate is that close to political events.
00:15:03.140And nobody in that small area of that pantry saw Sirhan Sirhan get within three feet of RFK.
00:15:09.940And the person who most people who've researched it in depth, there's great books out there, Lisa Peace and Tim Tate and, oh, another guy, I can't remember.
00:15:22.540They all said that the killer's most likely this guy who was kind of put into the environment as a security guard, and his name is Thane Eugene Caesar.
00:15:35.220He, like, disappeared and, like, went to, like, Philippines and dropped off the face of the earth.
00:15:40.480But that's the interesting tie between Frankenheimer and RFK and JFK is these guys are around this where these kind of strange characters are involved.
00:15:53.040And it goes back to the Manchurian narrative, which is these guys are brought in, they're brought into this thing, they're exposed to, you know, some kind of, you can either call it hypnosis, brainwashing, induction, and then they're reformed.
00:16:08.220And then the main character gets this kind of intel legend, and he gets a Medal of Honor, right?
00:16:14.180So for this supposed skirmish that never happened.
00:16:17.800It's all fake, and everybody's told it's fake.
00:16:20.340But he gets this thing, he's lauded his mother, and then his stepfather is a senator, and his mother's trying to angle her husband into the presidency.
00:16:32.020And, I mean, this is a total ruiner of the whole film, but, like, so, spoiler alert, I'm going to spoil the whole film.
00:16:38.440Anyway, they're starting to realize they're having dreams and nightmares about this kind of induction,
00:16:44.000because during this hypnosis event that happened in Manchuria, two people were murdered.
00:16:50.340One guy shot, pulled, literally pulled the trigger.
00:17:15.540There's actually, when you read the literature, you realize that that question is addressed.
00:17:22.160That's interesting, because it seems like what they've done, or at least through our research, is the trauma causes the individual to disassociate,
00:17:31.000and it makes space for an additional layer of personality.
00:17:34.660And you can get into the spiritual implications.
00:17:36.200Is that a form of possession or something like that?
00:17:39.560But really, it seems like you can achieve quite a bit through an individual if you can move their personality away from the forefront and almost to the back of the psyche.
00:17:50.860And this gets into a bunch of strange things, right, where you have, like, stranger things.
00:17:54.940That's a funny thing, actually, that I said.
00:18:02.640Her name is 11, so there's your numerology.
00:18:04.600Yeah, she's a mind-control sort of a victim.
00:18:07.720Well, really, what she is is she's a victim of trauma that causes her to disassociate.
00:18:12.080She then uses that technique, by the way, disassociation, by way of float tank, sensory deprivation, so that she can disassociate from her physical body and now enter sort of a psychic realm,
00:18:25.440which goes into a lot of other supposed operations that are, you know, MK-Ultra adjacent.
00:35:39.800It's very strange in the book, Condon's book.
00:35:42.980It's not in the film, but in Condon's book, the mother is having sex with her dad.
00:35:47.000So it's an incestuous relationship and it takes place in an attic.
00:35:51.680And if you go farther down the kind of road of like studying mind control, attics and carousels, for some reason, there's something about the symbology of that that's in there.
00:36:35.220But I mean, it gets really dark, but even like the founder, L. Ron Hubbard, new hypnosis or induction or getting into the deeper realms of the subconscious, he would hypnotize himself to be the most powerful person.
00:36:50.600So he was actually utilizing a smaller level.
00:36:55.260Guys, do not mess around with hypnosis, by the way.
00:37:16.880He did a subset, Hubbard subset, which is called powerization.
00:37:20.980So he would powerize himself so that when he was at his higher kind of conscious self, he would think of himself as kind of like this super god.
00:37:30.840But also a cultist, Satanist, love, Crowley, all that stuff.
00:38:19.800Sam Tripoli brought up a lot of the concepts to him and it seemed like it was news to him.
00:38:23.600So, you know, could well be something that he's just never looked into.
00:38:26.420But these two most recent attacks, and you can even go three, but let's stick with the two.
00:38:36.140The trans shooter, which I know we're going to have to get off of YouTube and let me just make the playing field and then we'll kick the pours out.
00:38:47.000The trans shooter and then this black guy on a train that stabbed a Ukrainian woman.
00:38:53.980These are the two most fresh instances and they are riddled with strange happenings.
00:39:02.000I want to talk about those and I want to tell you what I find strange about them.
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00:39:28.020As you say shooter, saying stabber sounds silly, but the stabber on the train, an article came out.
00:39:34.140I haven't had a chance to look at it, but allegedly some of the elements within the article are things like him claiming something was controlling him.
00:42:16.540The other thing is Trans Shooter comes along and is drawing themselves as a demon.
00:42:25.260And is having this weird dialogue with themselves on video where it sounds like a back and forth between multiple personalities.
00:42:34.180They are trans, which I think really works to the disassociation aspect because a lot of these shooters, as I know in your slides, William, you're preparing to show us, will have a totally different visage.
00:42:50.380They've dyed their hair a wonky color.
00:42:52.420It really helps to disassociate and allow that other personality to take over.
00:42:56.640Some people believe it's demonic possession.
00:42:57.980I kind of put myself in that school of thought.
00:43:00.640If the person that you look at in the mirror doesn't resemble you, and what does a better job at that than the being trans and, you know, switching genders?
00:43:11.120So there's so much here that lends itself to that.
00:43:15.120And then, of course, the agenda that that serves is this big contention.
00:43:32.200Yeah, it's pretty crazy that it's happened.
00:43:35.920I think that it's also after this, you know, the Biden administration, too.
00:43:42.820So I think that these things are happening in the environment of Trump.
00:43:47.320But I think that they've been priming a race war for a long time.
00:43:51.060I think that there's also, I mean, you get such a different view of reality depending upon where you drink from your media well, you know.
00:43:59.760So, like, if you're on X or Twitter or something, a podcast, you're getting a different view than you're on mainstream media or newspapers or legacy stuff.
00:44:31.680Well, you know what I think it is, William?
00:44:33.740Isn't it not like it is true and it's also a fantastic point to subvert and steer the culture, right?
00:44:44.360So it's like the best thing that you can steer the culture with is true things.
00:44:48.460But you just say we can't talk about them at first because if we could have talked about them long ago, they would have never gotten to this point.
00:44:53.900I mean, you make them happen artificially as well.
00:44:56.120And then you go, oh, whoa, crazy, huh?
00:44:58.800So, yeah, I think that there's always people priming the culture whatever way it is, you know, whatever way, whoever's in power, I guess, I think that's inevitable.
00:45:10.860So I think that those really are things that are happening.
00:45:13.720But I do think, like, the H-1B thing is just a complete fraud.
00:45:17.460And people are getting kickbacks and riffs and grafts and these jobs.
00:45:20.900Somebody works $100,000 job, dollar job, they give money back to somebody else who gave them the job.
00:45:27.880So then they're angling people out, like my daughter's generation, they can't find jobs.
00:45:33.840They really can't find an actual corporate job.
00:45:36.460Like a normal person would go work for, you know, an accounting firm or something.
00:45:41.280You just can't get them if you're white.
00:45:43.280So I think their frustration is way worse than anything I experience because they're being angled out by fraud and graft and graft and all kinds of corruption.
00:46:30.320And then you have the whole white erasure thing, which is real.
00:46:34.460But it's like it's an orchestrated thing, right?
00:46:36.220You have a, you leverage a public into voting for a porous southern border.
00:46:40.960You manipulate them emotionally so that you can pass legislation to allow that sort of thing to happen.
00:46:45.140And now, in conjunction with this natural migration of people that's been taking place for the last, like, 20 years, you go to a place like, you know, I was just in New Jersey over the weekend in New York.
00:46:56.020And it is all black and Indian people.
00:48:15.700Don't you think it's true, William, that if there was a group that, you know, sought to subvert and overthrow America, have some radical regime change, any number of things, that that would be much easier to accomplish if there was no cultural cohesion.
00:48:33.420The other thing is that a lot of these third world people, a lot of them who've come into power or whatever, they're looting the country blind.
00:48:42.760Like, here in California, there's hundreds of billions of dollars missing.
00:48:46.480And the place looks like a third world dump.
00:50:29.320You got to do something else because you can't find a regular job in corporate America.
00:50:33.520And a lot of those, I mean, a lot of those are just mommy daycare.
00:50:36.440Like, they don't even do anything at these corporate jobs.
00:50:39.260Like, that's what Elon found out at Twitter.
00:50:41.280Or, like, 80% of his people were just grifting off the company, not doing squat.
00:50:46.880Like, they would actually record videos of them not doing anything.
00:50:50.100Like, okay, I'm taking a break for coffee, and then I'm going upstairs, and then I'm going to work out, and then I go to bed, and then I get some beer.
00:50:59.880You know, you said it's not like it's hard to see, but the problem is all of the little machinations that are involved in this, I guess, you know, this destruction of America.
00:51:13.960It's spread out across every possible industry, like, everything that you can think of.
00:51:45.720Like, I'm just going to say what I see.
00:51:47.440So the guy, you know, looks like he hits her in the neck and she reels back and looks at him and she, like, grabs her kind of chest a little bit.
00:52:42.260Like, show us the full video before and after.
00:52:47.060Because with each moment that they give us, it just becomes more confusing and it really lends itself to much more of this race war thing.
00:52:56.020But I think that's where all of this shit is going.
00:52:58.800And I think we are in a controlled pendulum swing and where this pendulum was going to naturally swing back to more conservative Republican ideologies, cultural ideologies that are more conservative.
00:53:11.020It is now it's got a SpaceX rocket strapped to the pendulum and it's getting shot in the other direction now.
00:53:19.780And it's going to swing back so hard that, you know, we likely are going to get some sort of, you know, race war.
00:54:46.860Because this civilization, the theft civilization and graft and greed and people just robbing the people who are putting money in for their children.
00:54:55.680That's their, like, legacy and heritage.
00:54:57.880And giving it away to somebody who's stealing everything.
00:55:00.040Like, that should be the most infuriating.
00:55:02.860And a lot of these boomers, they don't even care.
01:02:15.500I am sure you've all heard the old wives' tale, that no hypnotized subject may be forced to do that which is repellent to his moral nature.
01:05:12.580So, yeah, like we were talking about before, it's a double entendre of the people absorbing this as like, oh, yes, this is the base level of this new type of story.
01:05:22.380When in reality, it's like it is reality.
01:05:24.940We're just reading you the white paper.
01:14:04.340He knew he was exposed to all that ancient German stuff you talk about through the Thule Society and all that things.
01:14:11.780But also he knew the kind of secret techniques.
01:14:15.120And I think he had the will to use it.
01:14:16.760And there's even arguments that when he was in the insane asylum after World War One, where he came out with like this mission to save Germany, that he was exposed to hypnotism.
01:14:34.340But within the Gates program, they were looking for heterochromia and the Mengele was also fascinated with heterochromia and twins and this like psychic connection.
01:14:49.840And and there's an idea that people with heterochromia, like those two different color eyes can can't be hypnotized for whatever reason.
01:14:58.520And and so the Gates program was fascinated by by what mechanism.
01:15:02.300But, you know, it's like it's also obfuscated.
01:15:24.420And an individual whose whose brother became possessed after a psychedelic influenced ritual.
01:15:32.440And then any any kind of briefly mentions, he's like, my brother had two different color eyes and it went over the head of the interviewer.
01:15:40.560But, you know, our ears perked up like, oh, there it is again.
01:18:04.480Since you first brought this recurring dream of yours to our attention, Raymond Shaw, his life, his background, his habits, his friends and associates have been under scrupulous examination.
01:18:46.160And so this film reflects that, this kind of higher-level academic thinking.
01:18:50.100This is an example of post-hypnotic suggestion right here.
01:18:53.500And they don't overtly tell you in the film or the book, but all of these guys have learned the same phrase about Shaw, which is complete nonsense.
01:19:04.160Raymond Shaw is the kindest, bravest, warmest, most wonderful human being I've ever known in my life.
01:20:28.320When you are returned with your patrol to Korea, and you make your way to command headquarters, what will be the first duty you will undertake?
01:20:39.120I will make my report on the patrol, ma'am.
01:24:11.500And the reason they've set up the queen of diamonds as the trigger for Raymond Shaw is because he really loathes his mother.
01:24:19.120So this is what these hypnotists made as the sign because it's related in his brain to something he doesn't like already.
01:24:31.740By the way, though, this is something that I feel like sort of the Mockingbird media will use where you have a tagline that's associated with a tragedy and they'll repeat it over and over and over again.
01:24:43.240Like, I know with Trayvon Martin, there was like a particular, you know, line that they kept saying.
01:24:52.160It might have been like him being a scholar or something like that.
01:24:55.260But it's always speaking to the character of the victim.
01:24:59.700And it is one that everybody becomes pretty comfortable with because it's been repeated so much throughout every piece of media that goes along with the event.
01:25:15.880So, you know, this is what I'm talking about when when when what elements are there to create this disassociative candidate.
01:25:25.280Well, there's the psychedelics and we all have that constantly because marijuana has been legalized and and they've made it THC heavy, which is the psychedelic component of marijuana.
01:25:36.620The trauma, which happens willingly through the Mockingbird media to us constantly on our on our phones that we keep on us at all times.
01:25:46.640So we're always, you know, jamming this this trauma based mind control in our own faces.
01:25:53.140I think it's really it really has scaled up and it is to the point where it's happening on to the masses regularly and that we're doing it to ourselves.
01:26:03.740And then, yeah, they give us our our our taglines.
01:28:42.740This is interesting because one of the things that ties into the Kennedy assassination is that Raymond Shaw is behind kind of the Cold War line, so to speak.
01:29:08.140How did he come back and not be thrown in jail?
01:29:10.200And then he starts going through all this communist stuff.
01:29:12.740Like, why would you let a guy go to Russia, then come back and be involved in Fair Play for Cuba and all the so-called Castro sympathy stuff?
01:29:22.020Like, it's just like they're washing Raymond Shaw in the film.
01:29:26.200That's why it got so that's why they had to take this away from the public.
01:29:30.420Yeah, too many people would have noticed.
01:29:32.340They would have noticed that that that Oswald's a patsy.
01:29:36.660He said he was a patsy himself, right?
01:29:39.240And so like this is like this overlap.
01:29:41.760The other thing is like Oswald's Atsugi, which is a known MK Ultra hub.
01:29:47.720They actually I don't know if you know the death of Frank Olsen.
01:30:49.760And then he decides to mysteriously go to the Soviet Union with no money.
01:30:56.120And you'll see that with all these other trained, these kind of weird shooters is like their ability to move around like Chapman and Ruth and stuff like they're supposedly in debt.
01:31:09.460But all of a sudden they can fly to Ukraine.
01:31:22.580That's like this this shooter in Manhattan on the 33rd building of the Blackstone, whatever he I was telling you earlier, there was a tweet that came from 2017 where I seem to be a classmate of his, a personal friend of his was tweeting about how he was missing.
01:31:39.140This was back in 2017 and the guy basically said, I'm not going to stop tweeting about it until they bring him home.
01:31:45.600And so this guy clearly had gone missing for a swath of time, comes back.
01:31:52.140Now he's a shooter, 33rd floor of the Blackstone building, you know, and it's that one was weird because it seems so obvious, you know, that you wouldn't have like scrubbed those tweets from the Internet beforehand or anything like that.
01:32:06.580But they came up and, you know, that's what makes me have to give some consideration to this stab or slasher, whatever, on the subway system who says that he wasn't in control of his actions, that a man-made substance was put into him that controlled all these different aspects of his life.
01:32:26.840It's like, yeah, wouldn't be surprised, actually, if that was the case.
01:32:45.360Go watch this whole film because Yen Lo is behind enemy lines.
01:32:51.460All of a sudden he shows up in New York City as a part of the Pavlov Institute and he's treating Raymond Shaw's character.
01:32:59.180He's treating Raymond Shaw or Lawrence's character or whatever his name, Lawrence Harvey's character.
01:33:03.440And you'll see that these guys, a lot of these people involved in assassinations who have been blamed for him have been in and out of the hospital a lot.
01:33:14.180Lee Harvey Oswald was at Atsugi and he was treated for days in a hospital for venereal disease.
01:33:26.780Who gets treated at the hospital for venereal disease?
01:33:29.940They just give you penicillin and kick you out.
01:34:20.560But the interesting thing about Oswald too, I mean, I know we're nearing the end, like a two hour mark.
01:34:28.600Oswald goes into, like this is like the overlap of this film to the real world events.
01:34:33.460Oswald goes into Russia, comes back, and he's basically overseen for the rest of his life until he's dead.
01:34:40.720And actually his file, we know that James Jesus Angleton had Oswald's 201 file per Jefferson Davis, or excuse me, Jefferson Morley, who wrote a book called The Ghost About Angleton.
01:34:54.860And he specifically was keeping character and keeping tabs on Oswald so he knew what was going on.
01:39:24.560Then he was, Oswald was shot supposedly by Ruby, and then J.D. Tippett was probably, somebody in the corrupt Dallas police were probably supposed to get Oswald leaving the school book depository, because he was seen there, and Greeson.
01:39:44.020They were probably supposed to kill him, and that's probably why Tippett got shot, is because he didn't fulfill his,
01:39:50.880he was actually supposed to die at the Texas, Texas, I don't know how much of the details of like the JFK assassination, you know.
01:39:59.460But Oswald was seen at the school book depository where Ruth Payne got him his job, who just died.
01:40:19.960One of the kickers about her is one of her closest friends is this woman named Bancroft, who is literally, formerly, and a lover of, and worked for, guess who?
01:41:40.000This is literally within one year of the release of this film.
01:41:43.360It's wild that Oswald, you know, given how young he was and how much he was probably subjected to, ever came to realize that he was a patsy.
01:44:06.220And one of the interesting things, one of the interesting, some researcher, you know, back before the Internet, you would have calendars, right?
01:45:25.860And they said he had some kind of, like, brain aneurysm in the back of his head.
01:45:29.880But it's also consistent with some really big, strong guy coming up behind him and, you know, hitting him as hard as he could in the back of his head.
01:45:45.940And it shows how many of these guys died.
01:45:49.000And it's an interesting tie-over, too, in this film.
01:45:51.780Because when the character Raymond Shaw, who's played by Lawrence Harvey, when he goes to do the final assassination, he's dressed as a priest.
01:46:50.780You want to just roll through the slides real quick?
01:46:52.540I would like to go through the slides a little bit because I think they do a great job, some of them, at highlighting this, you know, what it takes to cause a disassociative state, especially in the changing of appearance.
01:49:59.280There's a specific word for it, like the school therapist.
01:50:01.540And then they get filed away into another list.
01:50:05.220And the therapist doesn't understand that this is now going into a database that's accessible by these, you know, whoever's running these programs.
01:50:13.700And if you get put into the right list, they go, okay, here, here's a potential candidate.
01:50:18.960And then you look into a couple of more elements of it.
01:51:45.900Like, he just became part of, like, almost like I think of, like, the Godfather where they had the consigliere was the Irish guy, Tom, remember?
01:51:56.560He wasn't part of the family, but, like, he becomes kind of part of the family.
01:52:02.340But also this talent spotting is in the military and in law.
01:52:05.700I know from a fact law schools have a lot of talent spotting.
01:52:10.080They know they want to winnow out people who may be good for spying or other jobs or maybe even corruption.
01:52:18.800You know, so I think that those are also things.
01:52:20.840Like, there are people – you get talent spotted to go to a big law firm or something like that.
01:52:24.880But you're also – you know, this guy would make a good James Bond for whatever reason.
01:52:28.880It's interesting because I was at this event this past weekend and I was talking to somebody there who was a fan of the show.
01:52:34.780And they were saying that they observed some sort of correlation.
01:52:39.620I think they were a psychologist, but it was intelligence level to schizophrenia and that oftentimes schizophrenics will be of considerable intelligence, IQ.
01:52:52.300And it was just a strange correlation.
01:52:54.480I mean, I'm wondering if there is a correlation between trauma and intelligence, meaning if you experience childhood trauma, does it somehow unlock a tendency for the brain to engage in higher thinking?
01:53:12.660Because I could imagine living a pretty, you know, cushy life.
01:53:19.600You would never have to think that hard about a thing.
01:53:22.760But as soon as trauma is, you know, injected into an individual's life, well, the brain probably goes into some sort of a much higher survival mechanism, you know, because now it's been subjected to this external threat.
01:53:38.280And so – and now it has to figure out how to compute a little bit faster to avoid maybe that sort of pattern happening again.
01:53:45.780So I wonder if there really is, like, you know, the correlation between an individual who is suited for the gifted and talented program and also an individual who is likely to exhibit signs of schizophrenia, thereby also being an individual who is highly programmable, might be higher than we think.
01:54:05.460And it might just be trauma that does that.
01:55:41.200Nobody could be persuaded under hypnosis to do anything which is inherently abhorrent to him.
01:55:46.860Reams of research proves this to be untrue.
01:55:49.160And then he mentions, like, what goes on in common culture because, uh, continue, patriotism, religion, exclusionary society, self-righteousness, tribal innuendo.
01:56:00.880So these people still kind of do things anyway.
01:56:03.300But that's, like, a picture of Manchuria.
01:56:06.200So if people aren't familiar with the geography of the area.
01:56:11.060Sinatra was also in a film before this in 54 where he played an assassin of the president with a rifle.
01:57:26.040So this is actually a reflection of reality.
01:57:28.540Well, that's the thing that I'm speculating on is to, like, when we talk about free range MK Ultra victims and it happening at scale, I think frequency is also playing a large part in that.
01:57:38.060And I would imagine that they're utilizing whatever frequency to be able to pull that off through the phone.
01:57:44.340But, yeah, I think that the point of doing this at scale is culture is not our friend.
01:57:53.960It's an engineered aspect of reality, of, you know, the lives that we live.
01:58:00.720And if you can MK Ultra an entire populace, then you can steer the culture very effectively.
01:58:08.140It used to have to take infiltrating sort of the media, getting your stars in place.
01:58:15.580And obviously that's still an element of it.
01:58:17.600Or then you look at, like, a Weimar, like the Bolsheviks, right?
01:58:21.580Like, you're engineering revolutions over time throughout a place.
01:58:27.440But I think this is – if you want to engineer a revolution or if you want to introduce a catastrophe, it would benefit you greatly to first engineer how the public is going to respond to that kind of stimuli.
01:58:42.520And I think that's what they're doing at scale is they're completely, you know, sort of giving us a scaffolding for how we react to reality.
01:58:57.560I think that they learned a lot of techniques.
01:58:59.560When Dolis was talking about brain warfare, he was talking about collective and individual effects.
01:59:07.660So he understood the collective consciousness, subconscious, all that stuff.
01:59:12.520But anyway, one of the interesting things about Sirhan Sirhan, who's a very – much like Oswald, a very interesting guy, he was in contact with somebody that – he was an amateur radio guy.
01:59:25.480And he was in contact with somebody called Radio Man.
01:59:27.980And they think that he might have been getting post-hypnotic suggestions through Radio Man.
02:00:57.180But this is where – this is where Sinatra discovers that he actually was in a meeting with, like, high-level Soviet and Chinese communists.
02:01:09.400And that they weren't – it wasn't a choir.
02:02:30.400Like the pope being Nazi youth and that kind of like leading back to this weird, I don't know, scientific revolution to this Oedipal mother kind of idea.
02:03:37.760He was at the Democratic nomination at Ambassador Hotel.
02:03:41.920I think he was either announcing his win.
02:03:45.220He was running for the nomination in 1968.
02:03:47.620Anyway, she's instructing her son to shoot the guy who's going to win the nomination so that her husband can skip into power.
02:04:02.380And then this is the whole thing where she gets down and dirty with, in the book, they do the deed.
02:04:09.060And then Raymond Shaw for the assassination, he dresses up as a priest.
02:04:14.880And then instead of shooting who he's supposed to shoot, he shoots his mother and his stepfather and then kills himself.
02:04:23.000So it's a tie in directly to what Dr. Dien Lo said at the hypnosis place in Manchuria, where they have these looped things where they tell people to commit suicide.
02:04:40.160And this is kind of like all the 11s and stuff.
02:04:42.600This is also somebody mentioned this seven days of May at the beginning, like they keyed into keyed into my presentation because I included this in to show that this movie didn't happen in a vacuum.
02:04:54.900It's like seven days of May is there and strange love.
02:04:57.860And then we can go into Sirhan, Sirhan, Radio Man.
02:05:04.060He's being, he was in and out of the hospital for like forever.
02:05:08.680For like four years, he was in and out of the hospital.
02:06:35.580And it's kind of like, I mean, it might be like what happened to Martin Luther King, is that apparently the shot didn't kill him off the top.
02:06:47.440But then they put him to, once they got him to the hospital, they could finish the deed.
02:06:51.860And I think maybe that's what happened to Oswald, too, who's planned to go.
02:06:57.160I could do a whole nother show on Oswald.
02:06:59.320Like I've got 30 hours of information on there, but there's like a lot.
02:07:04.680But the correlation between this film and the JFK assassination alone is incredible.
02:07:13.100Because you have the same things behind the Iron Curtain to back to this, to assassination of political figures, to handlers, to strange kind of hospital stays, and then to the final death.
02:08:39.540But I think that they had to shield themselves.
02:08:43.000And they knew that, like, if they were ever busted, like, it would be the end of the functioning government.
02:08:51.500Now, they had actually permeated through the death of JFK, even to today, but also certainly through the Johnson administration and Nixon, too.
02:09:20.560Like, why would you want to commit a crime and get busted for it?
02:09:25.800Well, I was actually reading, I was reading Leviticus about the scapegoat specifically, which is kind of an interesting, an interesting concept.
02:09:37.000I guess, I guess, biblically, culturally.
02:09:39.220And you kill it and then absolve yourself of your sins?
02:09:54.640I mean, this goat will surely die, but the idea of, like, leading it astray to die, like, a weird, confused death is a bit poetic, especially when you're looking at this movie and everything, like all the other actions that are...
02:10:44.400They probably had so many of those set up.
02:10:46.480Yeah, that's the thing, like, you were talking about Oswald, you know, like, and that's when they sent in Jack Ruby and it's like, dude, if it wasn't him, it was the next thing.
02:16:51.720There's just infinity third worlders who don't give a crap about your culture, your background, you, see you as just an economic unit, somebody to steal from.