00:01:55.260But I just asked because I thought it was really interesting.
00:01:57.320You mentioned Prometheus Lens, and it's like we got to see, you know, we were busy.1.00
00:02:02.240Top and I were very busy running the event, but it was cool to look over every once in a while and see all the homies of the show kind of commiserating, getting together and shooting the shit and hanging out with each other.1.00
00:02:51.520plug go ahead and plug so uh nephilim death squad wherever you find your podcast except rumble i0.99
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00:03:06.920record pretty much every day we're recording two today we recorded two yesterday i don't know it's
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00:03:22.700be part of this community of dangerous retard so patreon.com forward slash nephilim desk yeah if0.92
00:03:27.400you guys are on the patreon take a look out for i'm breaking down a lot of the bro grove episodes0.94
00:03:32.380what happened at bro grove that we had a uh members not a members we had like a creator
00:03:37.540section in the back we wanted to give the poor something for free yeah yeah but uh that was all
00:03:42.200jumbled up and mixed up so i'm i'm mixing that up i'm cutting it down there was probably i'd say
00:03:47.240five shows that happened realistically that's very cool back then so that'll be coming out
00:03:52.200on the patreon and then on youtube and then we're going to break down the bohemian grove event and
00:03:56.560that will be coming out on patreon first then on youtube keep an eye out for that i think we just
00:04:01.140dropped our episode with jt we did yeah uh that was like a vip event next time andrew you're here
00:04:06.480man uh you gotta come in studio we want to talk to you in studio and uh and so you know keep that
00:04:12.060in mind next time we invite you to one of these things really look you in the eyeballs yeah man0.99
00:04:15.800touch your face uh i was kicking myself i was kicking myself for that i was like shit man i0.99
00:04:19.940should have just went up there for the weekend dude what was i thinking well you know it was1.00
00:04:23.120like an anniversary trip with my wife his wife my wife yeah so august 19th so i was like fuck it0.77
00:04:32.160i'm gonna move it towards whenever this is just make it a dual trip yeah so i tried to kind of
00:04:36.880you know make sure to you know prioritize what did she think of of uh of the event she was cool
00:04:42.540she was cool she was really cool yeah i wonder i always wonder what the wives think because
00:04:46.040sometimes it's the wives bring the husbands sometimes the husband bring the wives i always
00:04:49.620wonder what the other person was one wife uh one wife that i saw i was like running by the last
00:04:54.900night yeah and uh the husband's talking to me i forget his name i'm so bad with names and i could
00:04:59.840see his wife is disinterested she's i'm not doing this that's her face the whole time yeah yeah just
00:05:04.620looking at me and i go she could have been tired you know you never know women get tired they get
00:05:08.800cranky but what did what did your wife think of the whole thing uh she she loved it I mean but
00:05:14.280towards the end she was like all right I'm going out to the car to chill for a little bit and uh
00:05:18.520you know the hotel that we were we were thinking about staying at that one I didn't know was right0.76
00:05:22.120there so I was like shit we should just did that because then she could have chilled and I
00:05:25.340yeah but anyway next time I'll plan it out way better but um yeah she really enjoyed it she was
00:05:30.200really excited for me to meet the people that obviously I've done a lot of shows with yeah
00:05:33.580meet up in person obviously you guys and uh you know ben doc steven zach everybody it was awesome
00:05:40.780heather lynn i was super excited for that one how cool that was why that was why i missed my
00:05:44.860time on the stage because i was talking to her dude i just couldn't wait to talk to her and1.00
00:05:48.140that's actually worth it i'll get a number or something you gotta did you get it up with her
00:05:52.380because yeah definitely we did yeah i kind of thought it would go well because she's really in
00:05:56.620like a sphere that i'm kind of in with this emergence of the traditionalist movement digital
00:06:01.980temple also how this old mystery cult has evolved to today yeah she's on it and she's like obviously
00:06:08.540very intelligent and so yeah i mean we're talking and she was like dude you're like right you know
00:06:13.660she kind of validated me a little bit i was like let's go yeah let me say man like since the last
00:06:18.180i'm remembering now because the background has gotten a little bit better but your uh i mean
00:06:23.860your camera your equipment yeah he's been production investing your your your plastic in
00:06:29.540the back everything's gotten a lot so much but i think last time we spoke to him he was on his
00:06:33.140phone well yeah the first time the first time it was a little upgrade and now here we are a little
00:06:38.480little better well always trying to upgrade i remember listening to you know sam tripley's
00:06:43.260tinfoil hat and i said oh andrew's on it that's cool let's go check that out and i was thoroughly
00:06:47.940impressed you crushed it's been a rapid development in your show it's good to see people who spend a
00:06:54.060lot of money andrew invest in what they're doing and care about what they're doing and care about
00:06:58.620how it's uh not only produced but how it's presented you're crushing dude yeah i'm not0.78
00:07:02.560fucking around dude this is uh something that i've always been drunk you know i've always had0.94
00:07:06.260a thing that tells me like you got to do something you know what i'm saying where i can't just sit i0.99
00:07:10.180got to do like something i'm drawn towards and you know i couldn't tell what the hell it was for
00:07:15.220the longest time and i was like i want to be like a psychologist philosopher you know i study a lot
00:07:19.400of philosophy and how the mind works and obviously that guy into parapsychology and yeah i've always
00:07:24.380been interested in the conspiratorial mindset so eventually it got into where i am today and i was
00:07:30.420like dude this is it obviously so now i'm now that i know that it's over that that's very similar to
00:07:37.140to my own experience um i was uh you know doing we were talking about before the show welder
00:07:42.860fabricator for a long time before that i had a lot of other jobs i've had more jobs than most
00:07:47.040people have had i think in excess i wouldn't be surprised if we're north of 25 um because there
00:07:53.800was always something calling me out of it and to do something different and and i didn't know i
00:07:58.480would say that it feels like what i'm doing is killing my soul yeah you used to tell me like
00:08:03.040he would go on lunch break and then just not go back to that would happen yeah i'd go on lunch
00:08:07.140break and i'd go find like some woods and sit by a creek and just think like what am i doing why am
00:08:12.080i here that was constant in my life and then throughout a lot of suffering and a lot of strife
00:08:17.880it's store it sort of got refined like this idea of what i'm supposed to be doing until eventually
00:08:23.380i i feel like god put me in a place where he showed me he was like look my last two jobs they
00:08:28.280crushed dude the people that i worked for were wonderful it was so fun i was a skilled uh welder
00:08:35.020a skilled fabricator and i genuinely enjoyed my job but this thing still called to me it still
00:08:40.760called to me and i was that's when i knew i go this isn't there's i can't shake it i can't shake
00:08:45.940it it's been so long um that i've been experiencing this so you know you just got to kind of take that
00:08:50.580that leap but yeah man very very similar trajectory everybody doesn't have that
00:08:54.680that's something i also realize some some people are very content and god bless them i don't know
00:09:00.920if i don't know if that's true um but i i because i went through a lot of my life thinking that
00:09:05.620i'm not like i look around at a lot of people i'm like there's a lot of like npcs around me
00:09:10.320yeah and they're very happy go that far but yeah i get what you mean but people just kind of
00:09:14.860comfortable with what they're doing you know not yeah too much past yeah but i think looking into
00:09:19.540that a little bit more i've come around on that i don't think that they're comfortable doing what
00:09:24.440they're doing i think that they they have become comfortable but i don't think that that's where
00:09:28.080they actually want to be because if you start to scratch a little bit like underneath that there's
00:09:33.020still a lot of longing there's desire yeah and you know money doesn't fill the hole that they
00:09:37.740actually want so you'll see people drinking drugs woman whatever it is they fill it with something
00:09:42.740else so a lot of those people you'll see them fill it constantly filling their content holes
00:09:48.280filling their holes with all sorts of things yeah just oozing i'm filling holes dude they do
00:09:53.300i mean because we have a whole like donut holes right i like just around i like just eating that
00:09:58.920yeah yeah yeah you see donuts from a dumpster well yeah i got here i was i was talking about that
00:10:03.800in um in in hindsight after grove ended and um and i said you know for me it's really wild
00:10:10.500because um i always give the glory up to god i know god called me out of what i was doing to
00:10:16.820to do this because i couldn't have done it on my own and what i mean specifically by that is like
00:10:21.600when i was younger dude like i was homeless and i was eating shit out of a dumpster uh specifically
00:10:26.560not shit uh specifically donuts which this is a little known fact if you're out there well if0.89
00:10:31.220you're struggling um and you're out in the streets you know just know that at the end of the day0.95
00:10:35.980dunkin donuts puts all their donuts and bagels in a big black bag and tosses them in the dumpster
00:10:39.980and unless they put the coffee grinds in there with them they're golden honestly you know it's
00:10:44.500as coffee grinds, you'd probably be all right. But I never liked those bags. But that's what I
00:10:48.640used to do. I used to squat in houses. I lived in the Northeast, so it was cold and it was brutal.
00:10:54.100And now all of a sudden people are paying tickets to come and see what we're doing and to be a part
00:10:58.280of something that I think God really built and we just kind of were the tools to do it with.
00:11:04.280So yeah, it's been a real surreal experience. This is Brogrove number four, and I can't figure
00:11:09.320out why people are still coming, but I know that it's got little to do with me and a lot more to
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00:13:00.320going to talk to yourself for an hour you might as well publish it. Andrew I don't know where you
00:13:06.300intended on taking this but you were talking about parapsychology and I kind of wanted to
00:13:11.040toss this into the arena. Last night I watched a documentary called Cursed Man. Oh yeah yeah
00:13:16.960how was that? So basically it's this dude from England and he this is on Tubi and it's of course
00:13:23.600he's from England. Yeah he's from England and he's very dry and he doesn't you know he wants1.00
00:13:28.760to have a meaningful spiritual experience, but he feels as though if it's a positive one,
00:13:35.320he will not be able to separate it from just the likelihood that every day something positive
00:13:41.520happens. And so how does this have anything to do with God? You know, if you find some money,
00:13:46.000were you blessed or did you just find some money? Was that going to happen anyway? So
00:13:49.120he decides to go about it a different way. And he goes to, you know, Santa Muerte practitioners,
00:13:55.540voodoo practitioners all kinds of crazy shit and he asks them to curse him and so a lot of0.96
00:14:04.180what he experiences he cannot decouple it from the idea of like parapsychology which is only1.00
00:14:10.000one step further did they get into what type of curses they were putting on him yeah you watch
00:14:14.240the whole thing like what did they say like it was a lot of um injury specifically of the legs0.96
00:14:19.640it was really crazy shit dude um but oh my man reminds me my grandma she was uh like she was old0.94
00:14:29.060yeah very old and she was kind of losing it but she was a good christian lady before that she was0.99
00:14:33.400kind of into some weird stuff in puerto rico but my aunt had uh insulted her and my grandma thought
00:14:39.420she's by herself in her living room and she's like praying a pox upon your legs oh no it was
00:14:44.240she said uh to her name is lucia too lucia uh like a a grant of the eye a big that's so funny
00:14:53.160sickness of the eye yeah yeah yeah yeah and i'm like we were recording her on my flip phone i was
00:14:57.200like damn did she ever get a sickness of the eye she was all right she had she had lost her the
00:15:01.640magic at that point i guess she didn't have it anymore well well this guy is that like is that0.97
00:15:05.920like a mother mary thing no that's your aunt his aunt is lucia right or something like that yeah
00:15:11.760Yeah. Yeah. She says she had Guadalupe. Yeah. Mother Guadalupe or whatever it is actually in South America.
00:15:17.580Yeah. I'm thinking of. But I wonder your your thoughts on it, Andrew, because he obviously is a guy with materialistic paradigm.
00:15:24.300Right. You look into all this. You see them doing a cult practices and ritual and sacrifice.
00:15:28.800It is, you know, integrally tied into is that a word? Integrally? Yeah. Integrally tied into what these elites and all these, you know, if it was a mystery Babylon cult back in the day, now it's a more technological version of that.
00:15:43.800But that's how they're achieving a lot of what they hope to. So there is this actual ritual aspect.
00:15:51.300But this guy, even though he goes through a bunch of shit, he only gets one step beyond the placebo effect.0.97
00:15:56.540In other words, if you believe in a thing, then it has some meaningful effect on your physiology, right?0.99
00:16:03.340Which is obvious if you look into the placebo effect to give you a sugar pill, suddenly your ailments are cured.
00:16:08.720So there is some profound power in the psychology of belief.
00:16:13.220Then he goes into parapsychology just a little bit.
00:16:15.540But he never wants to cross this realm into thinking that it extends beyond your own belief in what's happening to you into external intelligences.0.96
00:16:27.920That's really the leap, I think, that puts a lot of people into a more spiritual category is are you of the thought that this is all just your own belief and so it's affecting you, you know, where attention goes, energy flows type of shit?
00:16:42.580or are you ready to tango with the idea that there may well be external intelligences that
00:16:48.920are independent of your own being that are affecting you in some way shape or form where
00:16:53.040do you fall on that well you kind of nailed it with the whole placebo idea right they say that
00:16:59.420you know why i kind of think that you know people that say that you know curses can't affect you if
00:17:03.440you don't believe in them it's just giving you a little bit of false confidence but i don't think
00:17:07.360a curse can necessarily possess you i think they can maybe oppress you right so if you look at like
00:17:13.120the different levels of like demonic you know entity possession however you want to look at it
00:17:17.560i do think that's real that the oppression aspect can be done pretty easily through curses probably
00:17:22.620even generationally but when it comes to what you're saying i don't think some like you know
00:17:27.300voodoo witch can like curse you and then now you're going to have a demon talking in your head
00:17:30.860necessarily i think that comes from action i've actually been kind of putting forth this crazy
00:17:36.180hot take that i don't really believe in demonic possession the way that people kind of express it
00:17:41.300in this hollywood version of like like it's a germ and you're gonna catch it and it's gonna get in
00:17:46.000you and then it's gonna just possess you i think that you have to like entertain thoughts which
00:17:50.620they manifest into actions and that manifests into whatever right maybe obsession uh things
00:17:56.520like that which then lead to you know possession you're talking about i don't think that you know
00:18:00.500you could just be possessed you know randomly you're talking about the idea of consent and
00:18:04.960you're you're 100 right it's not just like something jumps into you like a spider-man
00:18:09.320movie or whatever yeah that doesn't that that's not how this works there has to be an agreement
00:18:13.500on your part and sometimes what david loves to talk about is like a generational iniquity which
00:18:18.420is an agreement that's made by your relatives in the past yeah so i think it could it can go back
00:18:24.720that far but i think the further it goes back that agreement probably the less tangible the
00:18:30.460possession can be but still to a certain degree but you have to yeah invite it in it's a vampire
00:18:35.560rule yeah that's what i mean like oppression with the generational iniquity i think that's real like
00:18:41.320being oppressed in various ways whether it be financially you just can't get out of a hole you
00:18:45.600just can't get past you know this problem even if it's just small technological issues just always
00:18:50.460bombarding you know little things yeah yeah uh that add up into just a inconvenient life
00:18:55.260you know at the at the least right and so that just itself can be just shitty because then you
00:19:00.320think like what am i doing wrong what's so different between me and these other people
00:19:03.900like you know that kind of thought and then now that becomes more of an obsession that then can
00:19:08.720now lead to those thoughts that become possession so i do think that like it becomes this you know
00:19:13.960kind of uh yeah gradual thing dude possession i think you're i'm sorry go ahead i didn't say
00:19:21.320anything no that was oh that was okay i think you're right over the target man it is like
00:19:25.440it's um it's a game of inches right and so i don't think that you can i mean maybe maybe
00:19:31.760somewhere in the realm of all this there is something to be said about like you know having
00:19:36.540um the spiritual application of terrain theory there you go fire so uh there might be something
00:19:42.600to be i'll leave room on the table for this idea that some you know high ranking top hat wearing
00:19:48.960uh you know white skull face painted high wizard can do a thing to you that maybe others can't
00:19:56.880maybe maybe maybe maybe with the right sacrifices or something like that i think ultimately if
00:20:01.260you're covered by the blood of christ you're good but what you're talking about is much more common
00:20:05.320i think that's going to be the average person's experience if you do have an experience with the
00:20:09.200demonic realm is it's a game of inches and what top said about consent is huge so what i was
00:20:15.240watching throughout this documentary well uh can i can i just say before uh go ahead yeah we i had
00:20:21.240i had that experience of like uh witchcraft uh at the time i don't know if i'd say that i believed
00:20:27.820in it uh i was like aware of it but i wasn't looking at things through a spiritual lens
00:20:32.740but it certainly did affect uh me my house not me specifically but like everyone else in my house
00:20:40.220physically not like the cake a life story eating well shouldn't be complicated but somehow it turns
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00:26:25.500You think he stewed in that anger and that resentment and all of these things for a long time before it ever turned into a physical manifestation of violence?
00:35:24.740the whole Nazi regime was created off of mythology,0.82
00:35:27.380very similar to what you see today0.81
00:35:28.840with the New Age movement and everything going on today
00:35:31.580with aliens etc i don't know why i'm going here with this but it's just like it's weird because
00:35:37.500i'm seeing the exact same thing happen again yeah and it's really as simple as just creating
00:35:41.820mythologies manipulating reality and obviously a little bit of chemical warfare uh spiritual
00:35:46.840warfare obviously is inherent in all of this yeah um and then technology which tops it off
00:35:52.980as sam says hardwire mysticism this is something that you touched on before and and i wanted to
00:35:58.020really get into this because yeah there is this sam triply and the hardwired mysticism is probably
00:36:03.280one of the best ways that i've heard this put but there's a reason i think that this mysticism
00:36:09.380has become hardwired and it's moved so dramatically into technology and it's because
00:36:13.260these things are perceivable these entities these intelligence that are outside of yourself i call
00:36:18.880them demonic other people struggle with that terminology because maybe their church hurt i
00:36:22.640don't know daddy uh maybe daddy daddy didn't like that he didn't like that at all so but what i'm
00:36:27.080seeing is um these entities that i call demonic are perceivable and typically it comes in the form
00:36:35.420of frequency which explains exactly why they can interact with technology right because all of the
00:36:43.220apparatus in most technological devices especially if it's going to be uh phones tvs computers have
00:36:49.900some sort of frequency conducting technology within them so yeah if you tune them the right way
00:36:55.760they might be able to perceive these things and i think that the chemicals that were inducing you
00:37:01.460know psych different psychological states like uh if you want to do psychedelics or something like
00:37:05.260that i do suspect that the brain is likely a really hyper-advanced receiver it's a hyper-advanced
00:37:12.360um channeling mechanism and so my mind yes so if you're back then we're back to parapsychology
00:37:18.440carl jung right exactly yeah quote right i do think it's reductive though i think carl jung
00:37:23.600is a little bit reductive because he's not when you start to remove elements of it that make you
00:37:29.440uncomfortable a lot of people don't like proclaiming the name of Jesus Christ and it's like
00:37:32.700I didn't have a problem with that because I never had an opinion on the church that was really
00:37:36.600profound or meaningful and I had no experience with it when I was young it's just where all my
00:37:40.860research led me and I came to understand that like yeah you have to flesh this out you have to
00:37:46.860understand the nature of the entities that are inhabiting this realm and if you seek that if
00:37:50.960you try to understand and flesh out the characteristics of entities in a realm that you
00:37:55.080cannot, it's intangible, well, you're going to find that there are particular entities
00:38:00.400like God who has a very specific characteristic. And then you find that the Bible has actually
00:38:06.260been talking about this for a long time. You were talking about, actually, I don't know if
00:38:11.300you mentioned at the top of the show, but recently they said that some studies have been done and
00:38:15.940they realize that trauma that that a father and you know experiences can be passed on to their
00:38:21.240offspring like sevenfold right and it's like you just described uh uh generational iniquity
00:38:28.360but you remove the spirituality from it so it's this constant game of like the scientific community
00:38:33.900catching up to what the bible already says and if you can just you know uh kind of suspend your
00:38:42.360what would you call it like you're you're almost disdain right we have that in the west we have a
00:38:48.500disdain for the the church and it's like that's the church man but the church is built around
00:38:53.360something that is very real and if you could push away the 501c3 system or the crimes of the catholic
00:38:58.160church or the vatican and all these things are incredibly valid but push that away for a second
00:39:02.540and look at what it's all pointed at it is pointed at a pillar of truth that has a set of
00:39:06.900characteristics about it that you do need to understand if you want to partake in this but
00:39:10.900And all of this is like, if you want to get scientific about it, it is all frequency based.
00:39:17.260We're changing the tuner that is our brain by introducing different chemicals to it so that we can perceive different aspects of reality that are only otherwise perceivable as frequency that you tune into.
00:39:28.380And I think that's where all the mystery schools have gone.
00:45:36.120So, you know, I think the whole thing was made very simple, but we just fall into this trap where it's like, no, it can't be simple.
00:45:43.880There's got to be, you know, this bloodline of Christ that's still alive.
00:45:47.820And these guys are the elite royal family and they have RH negative blood and maybe they're of the Nephilim and all these different things.
00:45:53.840It's like, yo, genealogy doesn't even matter anymore.
00:45:59.920All we need to do is believe, but I think what we get caught in as conspiracy theories, which I'm not saying you can't look at these things and find them fascinating, right?
00:46:08.620I mean, they think we are meant to go after the truth of reality and expose these things.
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01:23:47.020But, you know, I do believe there was a time just to the point of the research thing where I used to, I used to really aggressively research things.0.97
01:23:55.560And then, you know how it is, you're kind of telling everybody that all the shit's going on and nobody really cares.
01:24:00.940And I had to get on with my life and I had to raise a family and I, you know, I became a husband and all these things.0.97
01:24:08.020And when I came back to the table, honestly, dude, I'm going to give the glory to God because I do think like my discernment comes from the Holy Spirit.
01:24:17.580That doesn't make me special in any way.
01:24:19.360And the things that get on our radar are so much more moved by the spirit than it is by research.
01:24:28.060In fact, we bring a lot of things to the table and then they're confirmed later by somebody else who's doing the labor like you, Andrew, right?0.94
01:24:34.960Like where you guys are actually – you know the names and the dates are like Austin Picard who you partook in a fucking salvation session on stage.
01:24:43.600but like you know there there there are these things it's like first the idea comes and and0.71
01:24:48.540the way that it shakes you up when these things land you know on our tables i go like yo i'll say
01:24:55.380it i'll go top there's something here man i don't know what it is but there's something here we got0.97
01:24:59.420to look at this and then we look at it a little bit and all the fucking like the big general0.75
01:25:04.540generalized thousand foot overview pieces all fall into place every time we do that we get in a lot0.98
01:25:09.900of trouble and then we get in a lot of trouble yeah i think aliens might be demons and all of0.89
01:25:13.660a sudden the guy with the whip is like fucking targeting us very upset about it dude but yeah i0.86
01:25:17.800mean no i mean that's that's that's exactly the experience i get accustomed by research yeah so0.90
01:25:23.860like you you get it you open a book and then you happen to read exactly the thing or like you feel
01:25:27.580like drawn to a book you read it and then you keep reading and you're like what am i even reading0.99
01:25:31.240this for then all of a sudden right after that you find like this thing that you're like fuck0.70
01:25:34.780i was supposed to read this you know what i mean because it's like i can't read so for me it was
01:25:38.400mostly videos and documentaries uh that's how i used to go back in the wild west of youtube that
01:25:43.060was like really my my jam was like documentaries and videos and shit that but with the bible for
01:25:48.220me recently yeah the bible does always every time but actually i'm speaking honestly and this show
01:25:53.020has brought me deeper into like my christian roots than anything else in a in a real way you know not
01:25:59.580like any kind of churchy way at all really it's just like in a real way like i'm actually reading
01:26:04.120scripture understanding feeling it and understanding the discernment i received through0.71
01:26:08.300guidance yeah i feel like all this shit's guided like you've kind of been saying yeah yeah yeah0.96
01:26:12.940there is a way that it speaks and when people say like the bible's a living text it's like this0.96
01:26:16.260thing is interacting with me in a really crazy way but but that uh that um stop it laurel canyon
01:26:23.100thing you know i think it it's if people doubt that you don't you just need to look at like the
01:26:28.080john c lily thing the float tanks the psychedelic usage in order to have psychic communication with
01:26:33.040Dolphins are also jerking him off, but I don't think that was John C. Lilly.
01:26:56.560And then you look at Rogan and it's like he is so responsible for the resurgence of the psychedelics movement, the popularization.
01:27:06.800In fact, not even the popularization, but the the viable industry that became the float tanks, it became a viable industry.
01:27:13.720Like you could build a spa and include a float tank and you would have monetary success, whereas these things were not even really spoken about outside of those fringe things like John C.1.00
01:27:24.260lily um and and you know there's a never-ending conga line of white women going through the the0.83
01:27:29.880amazon to go do ayahuasca because of him like every psychedelic just white woman but like the0.99
01:27:35.660demographic for him would be like white men yeah so the white woman you get with a new age bullshit0.96
01:27:40.740but yeah he he fills in the rest and then also there's that interesting overlap of uh the ufc0.79
01:27:46.620whatever role that has to play i felt like that uh yeah that freedom event uh what is it ufc 2500.60
01:27:51.960at the the white house that was weird as shit yeah it was very idiocracy like and i enjoyed it0.60
01:27:56.800it was a good card it was a good card it legitimately was but there's the owner of the0.99
01:28:00.960ufc r emmanuel owns a modeling company that would procure women for epstein yeah wow and and his
01:28:08.020brother his brother apparently is on a hiatus because he's considering running for president0.97
01:28:12.300in 2028 so there's a lot going on with the ufc like i think it's one big mob fucking like it's0.92
01:28:17.980all one thing yeah that's all that's all recent though like because the fatigue has owned it0.74
01:28:21.900before so now ari emmanuel's picked it up with like uh whatever wwe company uh that that overlying
01:28:28.640company but i think the the more important connection there would be like back in the day
01:28:33.220when ufc was nothing if you kind of look at that uh it got it was able to perform uh in in trump's
01:28:40.100venues on indian reservations yeah you know because he's always been associated with he's
01:28:45.280always been associated with the ufc and and it was nothing and then it grew into this thing that
01:28:49.880is uh now i i like to say it's america's pastime like baseball who cares basketball is just you
01:28:57.100know squeak sounds and ufc is really what i mean what other event has been on the white house lawn
01:29:03.620to such an enormous level that's had the blessing of the current president insane it's insane and
01:29:08.900then you know think about like rogan's ties to the ufc he's another guy that was like doing it
01:29:14.960for free for the ufc for the first couple events when he was already like a pretty much a star you
01:29:20.960know he had his own uh sitcom i think he had what was that disney deal that's the first thing he got
01:29:27.280was a disney package deal who who did rogan yeah dude that's the first thing that happened that's
01:29:32.320crazy i didn't know that dude like he talks about that a few times i'm like oh come on oh was that
01:29:36.960like it was news radio disney dude i don't know but he got a development deal from disney i think
01:29:43.200was like 150 000 to get him going and after that yeah you see him in news radio you see him like
01:29:47.680yeah you gotta i didn't know that that's so crazy disney so it's like obviously but here's the thing
01:29:53.440though what and dude all i hear and see whenever we talk about this is the nazis bro 100 researching
01:29:59.120the occult it's like dude look at them they got shaved heads tattoos new rome coliseum what did
01:30:04.320the nazis want to do build the new rome yeah it's like exactly what we're doing now they never ended0.96
01:30:09.120it's it's like 1947 all this shit kicks off that's right all this now we've just mastered0.74
01:30:15.100the tech brought him here created like you know a whole new dichotomy of um of like nations that0.84
01:30:22.080then we could create a boogeyman out of just like we did for world war ii to create another one that
01:30:26.420finally ushers in what he tried to usher in the first time which not not he by he i mean the
01:30:31.460banking elites or the uh industrialist isn't it funny though andrew that like it's just the wrong
01:30:37.040place like you didn't want to do that in germany it's like landlocked you just weren't there yet
01:30:41.120you didn't have the the tech like they might have had a hardwired they might have had a tech dog
01:30:45.120i think they had some some vedic uh vamanas and shit like that but i don't think they understood0.94
01:30:49.640it they were still reverse engineering shit they didn't master it in the way that i mean you know0.85
01:30:53.320i don't know if they had uh such a wide application for fiber optics and frequency conducting tech0.94
01:30:58.140not all this shit that we have now but um it's fascinating that as we lead because i i 100%0.96
01:31:03.080agree the research that we do here constantly which is talking shit and we call that research0.96
01:31:38.740So you have, you know, 1940s, early, late 1930s Germany, and it's creating this empire.0.62
01:31:45.960And this empire gets the ball rolling, and it starts World War II, which then—oh, the entire point of that is to establish the nation of Israel.0.52
01:31:55.060But then it becomes a weird bait-and-switch kind of thing.0.61
01:31:59.400Because if this is all about Israel, is Israel that, I mean, Israel is that land in the Middle East there.
01:32:06.340That's where Jesus was crucified for sure.
01:32:09.320But it's operating like, is there any real differentiation between current America, America right now, like, you know, that's surrounded by the oceans and the world power that it is?
01:32:20.900Who's controlling who, right, is the question.0.57
01:32:23.700And it's like, well, was the play to establish this Israel kind of thing as like a red herring?0.71
01:32:28.420So now all the war is happening there, but America is by itself here, and everything is happening here.0.70
01:32:37.400It's almost like, yeah, that Israel, that small Israel there has now taken over America, and all of the prophecy and all that stuff is coming out of here.0.92
01:32:46.880Everything that's supposed to happen is coming out of here, and it's like maybe it was always supposed to be.0.94
01:32:51.220It was never supposed to be Germany.0.65
01:32:52.480That plays exactly with what I was about to ask Andrew was like, so if all this starts in 47 and you have exactly what you just laid out, plus all of a sudden the resurgence of like Hitler admiration and the everyone awakening to like the crimes of the Jews, which are plentiful.0.70
01:33:12.800But I don't think that people got smarter and can suddenly see it.1.00
01:33:16.380It's like the bar has been lowered and they want us to see the crimes of the Jews.0.79
01:33:20.600They want us to sympathize with Hitler.0.85
01:33:22.020They want us to look over to Israel and what they're doing.0.69
01:33:24.300We're also at the end game of a of a machine that was put into motion in 47, the end of World War Two and the absorbing of the Nazi regime through paperclip.0.76
01:33:33.380Like, you know, the whole thing is actually it's kind of magnificent in its structure and in its long game.0.76
01:33:41.500But it feels like they want us to look at those things.
01:33:45.300No, absolutely. I would say, do you think the Mossad forgot how to wage war by deception?
01:33:49.720Right. We don't we don't know all the things.
01:33:51.700israel's doing for no reason right and yeah you're exactly right i mean but if you look at like the
01:33:56.260history there it's like yeah we brought him in kept doing the tech but we have this pesky thing0.95
01:34:00.620called the constitution of bill of rights so we got to slowly erode that jfk was kind of a speed
01:34:06.020bump and you know after that we kind of got the ball rolling pretty good ever since then and0.80
01:34:11.240israel's kind of the proxy for the banking cabal of babylonian elites to kind of operate and create0.93
01:34:17.680this from but they're using the muscle of america yeah and then of course they have china eating
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01:47:55.780I'm not looking forward to that part, but that just shows the hierarchy of what's going to be happening here and the reality of it.
01:48:03.840I kind of think throughout this conversation, though, that this one of the things that I really want to highlight for the listener is like, I imagine your audience, especially Andrew, just given the things you delve into, there's so much overlap between what you do and what we do.
01:48:19.160And this has been my experience with with our audience is like we have gathered people to the table who love truth.
01:48:28.180And if you make the mistake of thinking that the truth is something that you come about on your own, which I don't think is true.
01:48:37.500I've always had this uncanny desire for it.
01:48:43.020You can sort of make an idol of yourself.
01:48:45.840And then what you could do is the more you dig, the more you can find that the truth has become more and more complex and more and more grandiose, which certainly they do, right?
01:48:55.660There are mysteries that God has laid around everywhere.
01:55:47.380If you're a new ager and you believe in these principles, it's like, yeah, you're observing something that's genuinely real, but you're just misunderstanding, just as I did, the nature of what it is that you're dealing with.
01:55:59.580And the other thing that I want to say is guys like you, and this is the same thing that I was trying to get across to Austin Picard on that stage that day, which is like Austin is a fantastic researcher, dude.
01:56:09.500He is so – and this is even the same issue that I had with Dave Smith when he was on our show.
01:56:14.520I look at people's capacity for research and parsing through information and drawing connections with – I find it admirable.
01:56:26.060And I can't help but think, well, what if a guy like Austin, for example, turned all of that intellect where he's been looking at – he's been looking at Satan, right?
01:56:37.480He's been looking at the adversary, and he's been trying to prove that it's real and it's happening.
01:56:42.660And now it is proved, especially to him, beyond a shadow of a doubt.
01:56:47.120When do you take that gift that God has given you and aim it back at God?
01:56:52.460When do you start analyzing and pursuing the Lord?
01:56:56.520When do you start trying desperately to understand God as much as you've tried to understand the machinations of Satan?
01:57:03.920and that's not a that's not a shame thing because in order to speak the same language as people you
01:57:10.100have to be able to tell them what's going on but at what point for your own journey and for your
01:57:15.140audience do you turn and go let's pursue that let's see what that's about yeah i'm doing it all
01:57:20.440at the same time yeah i think that's possible by the way too you know what i mean oh yeah 100
01:57:25.560but you gotta do that you gotta do both yeah and that day when you guys were talking about that i
01:57:31.280didn't want to interject but i wanted to because i was like well i do the same thing you know what
01:57:35.360i mean i'm deep into the dark pits of the abyss all the time but i've got this weird thing i'm
01:57:41.200sure you guys do too where i retain weird from the bible where like it'll just come to mind
01:57:46.960in the right moment to express the idea yeah like it has it came a couple times in this episode like
01:57:52.640where it'll just happen i don't really i can go look and i'll it's there like it's not like i'm
01:57:57.200i'm just making it up i can't remember when i read it or how the hell it's there yeah i know
01:58:01.360that i've grown up with like i said christian roots my grandma was catholic she was a nun and
01:58:05.220obviously not forever but you know and uh you know so i've got a lot of that going on
01:58:09.720so i just you know i think that uh there's a way to incorporate it all 100 critical analysis like
01:58:16.100teaching people what it is what to look for how you're manipulated and here's the truth and here's
01:58:21.080you know right my people perish for lack of knowledge and uh we're called to be as wise as
01:58:26.820serpents but as gentle as as dubs like we're called to be wise i don't think what the 501c3
01:58:32.360system does where it just shirks all this off and it doesn't have conversations about it because
01:58:35.960it's too dark or it's too this and that like you're missing a lot of people then because people
01:58:39.700need to know that you can speak the same language of them so you're absolutely right andrew you you
01:58:43.340can do both and not everybody can so you might have an obligation to do both there's there's
01:58:47.560the aspect of knowing and then there's a there's the aspect of how am i going to have that
01:58:52.560conversation yeah um and i think the how am i going to have that conversation is a lot harder
01:58:57.920especially for guys like austin like he's he's perfected the knowing part or you know you never
01:59:02.980really perfected you can always learn more but right conveying the information in a way uh that
01:59:10.540doesn't kill you and uh the listener can relate to that's a it's a gift it's a talent but it's
01:59:18.740something that you can work on too and that's what we're that's we're always doing this here
01:59:21.760when we're talking to each other i'm studying your pattern of uh your pattern of conveying
01:59:27.560information uh you might be doing the same to me so i'm learning what you're doing and i think that's
01:59:34.780how you should be you know you learn from your fellow man why wouldn't you especially people
01:59:38.540that you know are similar in mindset or even different mindset just to understand them you
01:59:42.680know i i admire tucker's ability to speak you know what i'm saying and as manipulative or0.93
01:59:48.720deceptive as any of it might be i admire the shit out of it you know he's very good at it
01:59:53.000talent yeah uh you know so yeah i just think it's good to study people you know in a in a good way0.79
01:59:58.200it also it's like the better version of envy right it's like not envying people but actually
02:00:03.980admiring and studying them and be like what can i learn from this person i want to learn from you
02:00:07.880yeah I don't have any feelings towards like negative feelings towards you I just want to
02:00:12.260learn and be better and be more like a better version of myself right and one more thing you
02:00:17.680know for me I've literally faced death like on a literal sense a couple times and I think that
02:00:24.280that's like really uniquely equipped me to deal with some dark shit and have no real yeah I have
02:00:29.980no fear emotion or anything at all it's not for everybody right like not that's right not everybody
02:00:35.300can look at it and um and i i you know i empathize with that if that's not your dude like we're all
02:00:41.400different tools ideally for the you're gonna be a tool for the will of something that's flat out
02:00:46.900the truth if you're listening to this and you go oh no dude you're going to be a tool for the will
02:00:52.120of something spiritual if you're a tool for the will of god like tools are greatly varying you
02:00:58.660don't want just a bag of hammers god's not looking for just nothing but hammers like we're all
02:01:02.800different we all have these gifts and and things that god has imbued in us and you know i don't
02:01:08.040think there's anything wrong with being the type of person that doesn't want to look your your
02:01:12.220calling is something else but if you can look and you and you can articulate it and you can stomach
02:01:16.280it you can understand it you can frame it for people that may well be the gift that you're0.57
02:01:20.460given and exactly what you're supposed to be doing all right thank you guys this is fucking amazing
02:01:26.320man i'm so glad i finally got you on it's a fun conversation dude finally got yeah oh yeah i love
02:01:32.320i love doing this and you guys are awesome uh shout out everybody for the jewels i guess my uh
02:01:37.060jew nose is showing today uh we also got a little we got oscar right on oscar thank you top of
02:01:43.300raven for all the info guys tell them about your book you're writing andrew what's up oscar i wasn't
02:01:47.380gonna talk too much about the book yet oscar what are you doing you got a book coming out
02:01:51.460um you know i'm working on it on the side it's kind of we touched on it a little bit uh you know
02:01:56.300it's kind of the progression i'll just tell you the title it's called uh the digital republic how
02:02:00.900theosophy hold on give me a second it's been a while since i look at it how theosophy the dark
02:02:05.400enlightenment and something are creating uh plato's new republic interesting like that well
02:02:10.400maybe you can talk about it a little bit when you when you come on our show definitely yeah yeah
02:02:14.780definitely will it's all about the ai b system essentially let's go love it when my pods do
02:02:19.840shows together all the nds listeners should definitely put 6g into your listening queue
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