The Columbine Massacre W⧸ Austin Picard
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1 hour and 51 minutes
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Summary
On this episode of the Nedealim Death Squad, we sit down with Top Lobster to talk about his journey to becoming a stand-up comic, how he got into the business, and what it means to be a good friend.
Transcript
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Welcome back, ladies and gentlemen, to another episode of Nephilim Death Squad.
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I am David Lee Corbo, a.k.a. The Raven, a.k.a. new haircut, looking super handsome, super cool shirt.
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That's Top Lobster, the father of calling me Tank Top.
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First post there, a tagged post, a man tightly tied in with our current guest.
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Austin, before we get into the conversation, let's talk a little bit about where people can find you and what it is that you do, baby.
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It's always a good time every time we get a chance to have a conversation.
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And you guys kind of you at least ground me in a way that I think is necessary at certain points during my my kind of avenue of thought, because unfortunately it was hilarious.
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I did an interview the other day with the Jackman brothers and my wife tells me she calls me she calls me just before we go live.
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You know, this is who grounds me in my day to day sort of reality and lifestyle.
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So, again, it's it's important, I think, to connect yourself with someone who understands who you are, but also wants to bring the best out of you in a certain way.
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And I think, man, over the course of my lifetime, just as far as my limited experience, like I very much developed this this kind of philosophy of eradicating the dead weight just in terms of not not necessarily claiming that I'm not willing to, you know, have conversations and relationships with people who who are obviously in dire need of some.
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You know, you know, you know, you know, maybe they're in some sort of pit of despair in a way due to certain decisions they they made along, you know, the just kind of.
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Yeah, that that strange experience we all go through as as we we learn who we are in a certain way.
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And I think that's the most important part is to reflect on what moral values you kind of really can stand on principally.
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And and and so, yeah, I just I love being able to engage with people that I know have have good intentions and and I can kind of see just the just the good hearts behind, you know, the personality.
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And I think whenever that shines through, you know, you've definitely found yourself in kind of this opportunistic, you know, just position that you should take advantage of, you know, and I just but but not take for granted, you know.
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And I think that that's the other thing is that I just really I really have grown to respect the relationships that I've cultivated over the course of this process of just doing the podcast in itself.
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And and I always have been doing this, Austin, it was April 2023, I think so.
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You've made not very long good friends with good people really quick, a speed run.
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Yeah, man, it's really all due to Sam. Honestly, you brought him up and and I always try and reference how much he's done for me, just opening the door and and kind of introducing me to people just through being willing to have that open mind.
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And I think he's done in an objective conversation with with basically anyone he finds interesting and and and and that in itself, the law of abundance is something I very much admire and try and live by that in a certain way as well.
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And so, yeah, I just think there are always and I've said this before.
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I mean, there are plenty of seats at the table. You just have to kind of put in the effort and the commitment and be, you know, in a way disciplined enough to kind of pursue things in an objective way.
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And that's where most people, I think the there's an appetite, a very, you know, large appetite for for genuine authenticity.
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And in any time, this is my biggest frustration in terms of like the in the influencer industrial complex that's being left.
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Oh, I like that. The influencer industrial complex part of it.
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Yeah, we are, though, but it's strange because I feel like we're kind of surrounded at this current moment and just by limited hangouts and and sort of misdirection, social engineering tactics of of control and deception.
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And they're being so efficiently, you know, leveraged against us and implemented at a certain at a certain level.
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I, I, I see people like that are so prominent in this in this sort of environment, like a Candace Owens, right, who's who's kind of taking the spotlight in a certain way and setting the narrative.
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And in my opinion, as far as also Brad brought up to me, the concept of her essentially kind of, you know, being the justification basically for a crackdown, a further crackdown on, on, you know, just influencers in general and content creators who who are providing dissenting opinions and dissenting voice.
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By way of like, like, so because she's talking about Israel or because she's talking about even like lizard people, right, because she kind of had a reptilians kind of a thing lately.
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It is a funny like that little overlap into conspiracy. It's allowed them to be like Candace is out of her mind. She's completely crazy. She said X, Y, Z. I mean, maybe some of the things that she said has been outlandish. A lot of it has been salacious, I would say, where she's like, you got to tune into today's episode because we're going to blow the roof off of whatever.
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Yeah. Again, the Jews. And, and then she'll, yeah, she'll slip in the lizard people. And when I saw that clip, I said, Hey, maybe not bad. I kind of like it. I'm not, I'm not bad at it.
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Hey, it opens the door. I do believe that, but, but yeah, it's very interesting to me because Tucker's kind of following that very similar path. Right.
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And I will argue that Tucker went there first, right? Because think about when he's talking about the Nephilim, he's talking about, this is when we first like started the show. Yeah. The meme Nephilim shit was something that we were doing. And then we saw that like start moving through the zeitgeist. And it was, it was a weird thing to not to be like, we did it, but like we were over the target.
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And it was honestly, like there was a weird time, man, before I even knew you guys, uh, right. I knew of Nephilim death squad basically. And, and, uh, and I just saw, you know, obviously I think it was probably through Sam that, that I directly, um, you know, came across your content.
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But as soon as I did, it just, you know, as far as resonating with me in terms of, uh, the taboo subjects that, uh, you seem to be willing to approach in this, like I mentioned, objective manner, uh, where you, you bring light to the conversation in a way that's very necessary. And I think that's, that's important people. I've kind of been reinterpreting the clown pill as of late, uh, in, in my own sort of way.
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It's not necessarily the traditional use of the term, but, but essentially my new interpretation is basically just we're, we're intended to now. I appreciate, uh, the kind of clown pill aspect of, of, uh, bringing humor to the equation because it's, it's very necessary throughout the process of demoralization. Right. And it's, it's funny too, because like the clown pill is something that we've been getting away from as we got into the coffee shop.
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Yeah. We're dealing with this guy. I think we're getting back in. Can we get back into it? We're trying to, but I, it's like this guy, Matt Heppner, really kind of took clown pill and he, uh, just embodied it.
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Yeah. And I think that's probably it. It's like we're working with a guy who, it's almost overbearing.
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Always joke time with him. Constantly joke time with him. Yeah. And it's like, we can't really get a word in edgewise. Nothing ever serious.
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Or like talk about anything serious. Yeah. Yeah. And I say, you know what? Did I, did I sin?
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Are we the serious ones in the room? Yeah. I think that's what's going on.
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Look at me. Yeah. I'm the serious one. I'm the serious one now. Oh my God. I get it.
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Well, look, I mean, I think you're absolutely right though. The, the, the humor has to, because there are so many things that are propositioning you at any given moment.
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And the proposition is be sad, be upset, be in despair, be demoralized. Like you said. And I refuse, I refuse to be demoralized. Why would I mean, you know,
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That's right. Tank top. Don't call me tank top. Don't call me haircut. And don't call me them in conjunction.
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But yeah, I, I just feel like, um, uh, you know, we believe in God. Uh, that's, that's, uh, Jesus Christ is in many ways, the cornerstone.
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This is a foundation that we built this whole thing on. How am I going to have despair? How am I going to be sad knowing that, you know, this all ends with God winning?
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And it's like, I think that it's constantly, uh, you know, we talk about it. The Bible tells you to fear, not, um, not giving into fear is a, is a huge, what would you call it?
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Like, it's like a rule on this show. It's a principle, it's a principle, uh, that we stand on. And so knowing that, and then looking around at all the shit that's constantly telling you be, and I look at sadness.
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And I look at anger as akin to fear because it emerges in different ways. You know, some people, they get afraid and that'll, that'll evoke sadness within them.
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And some people get afraid and that'll evoke anger in them. So I try to stay away from all that because I'm not going to give into that. The world wants you to be afraid.
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Uh, and I don't think you should. So yeah, yeah. Comedy takes the piss out of that brother. That's the, I think that's the, the true underlying goal in terms of the social engineering and the, the mind virus contagion that has been very much conditioned into the vast majority of the general public.
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Like, and, uh, but as far as with, with Candace, I explained it as, uh, Candace Owens came to me in a dream and told me that Israel killed Charlie Kirk just because that was the funniest thing.
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Yeah, it just, uh, for me, if, if something feels too, too low frequency and easy in terms of embracing that narrative, I feel like the critical thinking aspect of remaining skeptical.
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Matters more than anything. And, and, uh, especially when you're wading through this, uh, you know, very well, uh, manufactured disinformation campaign, uh, which, which I do believe, uh, she's a key part of, and this doesn't mean she doesn't reference things that, that are of, um, you know, high importance and, and even, uh, um, you know, make legitimate points that, that are credible as well.
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And, and hopefully that's, I think she does because I do. Well, I think there's a level of, of, of now see, this is just my opinion. Obviously I'm speculating. I don't know her, but, but I do believe there is plenty of evidence tying her back to the Tavistock Institute and essentially being in an arranged marriage with her now husband.
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And basically he's tied to military intelligence, uh, and, and, um, and really, uh, the same company that, that financed Tucker's new show is also directly connected into this same network.
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And so it seems like when she, uh, had the epiphany and the vision to go to London, right. It, it turns out with Charlie, by the way, uh, she, that's where she, she inevitably at one point, uh, the claim is she was one of the founding Freemasons of turning point USA.
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Actually, I worked, I worked with a black guy that was a Freemason.
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And Shaq is a Freemason, but I thought they just let him in cause he's 17 feet tall and they had no option.
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And I think there are, you know, uh, sort of racial factions of secret societies and fraternal organizations that, uh, are obviously, you know, just utilized in this very prominent fashion in terms of running domestic operations.
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Uh, that definitely occurred, uh, as far as Kamala Harris was tied back to this Freemasonic, um, uh, police force, right.
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That essentially was, was a fake police force that had, uh, even outfitted, um, uh, uh, old police cars to, to look as if they were still, you know, active and, and, uh, uh, you know, legitimately, uh, an actual police vehicle, you know, at that moment.
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And then they would dress up as police officers and go around rating, um, uh, various, uh, organizations and businesses.
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And, and then kind of, uh, you know, in some sort of, uh, mafia sort of tactic, right.
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Um, force them into submission in a way and, and to become a part of the network and, um, and sort of utilize them for protection in the area.
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Um, but that definitely happened and it was proven.
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And, and, and one of the individuals who was tied back to Kamala was actually exposed and inevitably claimed when he blew the whistle that he was, yes, a part of the Bule, uh, had constructed this Freemasonic police force, uh, because they claimed they, they could function within all of these various jurisdictions, even internationally, uh, going down to Mexico.
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And that's, uh, uh, uh, yeah, it was very interesting when, when they were actually, uh, uh, the authorities cracked down on this, um, when it was exposed, but the individual, it was essentially covered up because the individual who blew the whistle, I forget his name now, but he, he basically winds up.
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He, first of all, he claims they're going to kill me.
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Dude, you hear so many stories of that, by the way, where it's like, there's a, a psychological break and among all the chaos, um, they might manage to mutter something like they're going to kill me.
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I think, uh, Martin Lawrence, like famously on the set of blue streak.
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He's in his like tank top and underwear and he's waving a gun and he's saying, they're trying to kill him.
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Um, and, you know, they basically called it like a manic episode and then, you know, whatever they subdued him, I guess.
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And then they were like, let's finish blue streak.
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I do believe that there are many different assets within Hollywood that are clearly kind of managed and, and handled.
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They have, uh, handlers that are assigned to them.
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Uh, that was something that Candace actually said recently, right.
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Which, which was the fact that she believes she and, and Charlie were assigned handlers at a specific moment in time.
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And, um, and that was around when they were kind of, uh, orchestrating that meeting with Kanye, which is very interesting because that plays perfectly into that of Harley Pasternak and, and, uh, the, the sort of military intelligence, chemical warfare, uh, you know, mind war operative.
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That was basically the handler of Kanye and said, you know, right.
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Play dates with the kids will never be the same.
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I mean, that it's hard to dismiss, especially seeing, uh, his, his, uh, recent meeting with that Kabbalistic rabbi from Morocco.
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Where he's kissing his hand and everything, right.
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It's the same rabbi that, uh, LeBron James met with.
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While he was, uh, doing that major Nike deal, apparently negotiating that, uh, contract in
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LeBron James is supposed to be part of the, the Boulay society as well.
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You know, I had, so in, in this coffee shop, there's a lot of, uh, like older Christian people
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And, uh, just yesterday we had a conversation with a nice guy named Norm.
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How you were talking to him, a conversation, you talked to him for like two hours.
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Like I'm, I'm conflicted with the part of biblical Israel.
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If the Bible says there's a covenant between God and these people, fine.
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It's like, you know, Kanye West just met with the rabbi and apologized to him for all
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Is that what's supposed to, I have not been given a satisfactory answer.
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I thought it was a sneaker merge that he was doing with the rabbi.
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He was doing like a sneaker collaboration with the rabbi.
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I, I, but yeah, there's no satisfactory answer.
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And there's real no, there's, I haven't been given a reason why we should, uh, accept the
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But, but as we're reading the Bible, cause this is what we've been focusing on now.
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We've been reading the Bible, focusing on these studies.
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There's a lot of stuff about God's chosen people.
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But we just read through a passage where, uh, God's chosen people got eaten by the ground.
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It was just, the ground opened up, ate them up and shut its mouth.
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And then, then we read another passage where they were like, uh, yeah.
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Well, that's the thing is like, I don't think we're meant to not criticize them.
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No, we're not meant to, we're meant to, but you're not supposed to curse them.
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And we talked about that a bunch and we're not cursing them like right on, but you dumb
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figure out that Jesus Christ is your Lord and savior.
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And you guys missed the whole, uh, Messiah thing.
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But I mean, like, you're not supposed to, you're not supposed to curse them.
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It's fun walking that line now in real life with people, because a lot of people don't
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have access to people like Austin Picard, who's going to like lay out foundationally why the
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I just thought that with, with the modern state of Israel, I view it's a strategic blurring
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of the lines between religion and politics by design.
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And in, in, in my mind, I see it as, as hijacking, uh, really the, the almost kind of a false
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representation of the Jewish people, even at large.
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And I think that, that, that, you know, just fundamentally kind of dumbing it down to a
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level where you, you blame the average Jewish peasant class, uh, for, for the, the just
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totalitarian dystopian sort of policies that have come out of the modern state of Israel.
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I think you're missing the boat and that that's a low hanging fruit in a, in a serious
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way to the point to where you will fall into a trap ideologically, and you will blame a
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collective group for, for things that they're not directly responsible for.
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And I think, uh, you know, it's, it's led people who I very much admire and respect into
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that sort of, uh, mentality and, and outlook and perspective.
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And, and as if, if the modern, even if the modern state of Israel didn't exist in this
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And that is just such a misconception in my opinion.
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And, and, and I see, uh, you know, I, I view it as they're deliberately attempting to manufacture
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a false prophecy and that doesn't make a true, you know, legitimate divine prophecy, uh, you
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know, uh, in any way, uh, it doesn't discredit it in, in any real way.
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No, but I would, I would agree with you, Austin.
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It does look like they're manufacturing prophecy on a lot of different levels.
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Well, that'd be, that's the question is like, just because it's made by a man, is it not,
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But it seems pretty clear to me that on many levels, um, they are orchestrating elements,
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Hey man, I will say there is a Jewish component that I was unaware of in terms of, I don't want
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I mean, cause it's, do you see the problem here?
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I'm trying to be better, but it's just like, you're just being black.
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I mean, unless he's going to tell us that the whole thing was about foreskin and the
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I don't think it's a, you know, I think it's everything you look in, there's going to be
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So yeah, we're trying to be better, but you still got to say what it is.
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I think that it was very strange that I discovered that there's a connection to Dylan Klebold.
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Basically his mother, uh, was, was from this very prominent Jewish family.
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And it was very strange because also there's this obvious and, and, uh, very clear, uh,
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just kind of, uh, I described it as the crossroads between Columbine and nine 11.
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And, and it really blows me away as far as Columbine happening in April 19th of 1999.
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And, and then obviously not long after we have nine 11 take place.
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And, and I think knowing the background of, of Eric Harris, his father, Wayne Harris, who's
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directly, uh, you know, involved with military intelligence, uh, even working for flight safety
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services corporation, which would train some of the nine 11 hijackers and their flight simulation
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And, uh, uh, he, he was very much a part of that.
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And I think there's no coincidence in terms of, uh, also John Bennett Ramsey, who was the
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father of John Benet Ramsey was also in that same exact area.
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And, and, uh, you know, the head of a, of an organization that was directly utilizing the
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same flight simulation software of that, of flight safety, safety services corporation, um,
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which is just fascinating in itself, you know, let alone Dylan Klebold's born on nine 11,
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Then you have Eric Harris fast fantasizing in his journal, right?
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His diary about, uh, uh, him and, and Dylan essentially escaping after, cause basically
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it was supposed to Columbine was intentionally.
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Well, if we're to believe the official narrative in terms of the, what their intention was with
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the actual operation itself or the mass shooting, they wanted it to initially be a bombing and
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only secondarily a shooting because they wanted to actually, that's why they had developed over
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99 different bombs, uh, dry ice bombs, pipe bombs, propane bombs, and they had rigged up the school,
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which is fascinating in itself because they, it's still very much like not very well documented
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as far as how the school was actually rigged with these bombs.
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Because again, uh, allegedly, uh, were to believe that they rigged the school, uh, that morning,
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which, I mean, that's, that's ridiculous to me as far as, uh, them not being noticed by any of the
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authorities at the school, none of the students noticed anything, uh, even in, in the exact same
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moment where they allegedly were seen on the cameras, uh, bringing in their black bags,
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which had some of the pipe bombs and some of their guns in them. Um, they, they allegedly put
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those bags with the rest of the students backpacks and things like that. But the exact, the moment
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where that footage was, was actually, uh, um, you know, um, just caught by the, the surveillance
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cameras at the school happened to be when the custodian and janitor of the school decided
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to swap the tape out at that exact moment. So we don't have the actual footage of that taking
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place, which we would have had, uh, allegedly. And so again, I watched all the surveillance
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tapes from the cafeteria, uh, which is where the, it was the cafeteria in the library where
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the majority of the deaths took place and they were kind of on top of each other. The library
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was above the cafeteria. And that's why you see one of the victims who's like climbing out
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of one of the broken windows on the top floor of the cafe of the library. And he's just dangling
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there until the authorities actually go in and pull him out. Um, but it's, it's super
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nuts. And just seeing how the response itself was ridiculous as far as like, they didn't
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even enter the school for hours. You know, it was around four hours. Yeah.
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Can we rewind for a second? Cause you, you touched on something there that's super fascinating
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and it's an element that has appeared before. And it's this situation where, uh, some sort
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of, I don't know how you would describe it. Well, you said that it was JonBenet Ramsey's father was
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involved. And I want to go back to that and talk about how that was. I just want to, I think it
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bears reiteration, but also what's that situation where it was like the fathers of like the Sandy
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Hook shooter. And like the, I think it was like the Batman, the Aurora Colorado shooter. Yeah. And it
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was like both of these dudes, both fathers of these people were, um, involved in some sort of a,
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I think it was like a court case revolving around video game violence or something to that. Can you,
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do you know what I'm talking about? Cause I'm a portrait. No, definitely. I actually went on
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tinfoil hat the last time with Brad to discuss this exact same subject as far as the LIBOR connection.
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Shout out to Brad Binkley. Oh yeah. We gotta have him back on. Yeah. Yeah. These guys are,
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you guys are killers. You guys are. Oh, well, I mean, again, really quick plug. I know we're
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going to do a lot of plugs. Cause you didn't mention it. We asked you to do a plug and you
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were like, I just really liked you guys. Go to, go to, I guess the, whatever this is podcast. That's
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only on your Patreon, right? Yes. Yeah. Yeah. This is Brad Binkley. This is Austin Picard and Sam
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Tripoli. What a crazy thing to put behind a paywall. I know that, you know, good. Put it
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behind a paywall. It's worth the money, but, uh, that's a damn good show, dude. Yeah.
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And Sam's been talking about, I know, uh, at one point he had mentioned, we should start
00:27:47.480
like slow releasing the, the earlier episodes at a certain point. So that that'll be cool.
00:27:53.260
Yeah. I think we should probably end up doing that drive a little bit more attention to it as well,
00:27:57.640
but, but, uh, yeah, it's, it's a blessing, man. I couldn't be more grateful for that. Uh, just
00:28:03.080
having that opportunity. Um, and then also just, man, there's just something about the two of them.
00:28:08.900
They, they, uh, I couldn't feel more like I'm just having a conversation with my friends,
00:28:14.440
you know, with my buddies and it's very similar to, to whenever we have conversations, you know,
00:28:18.980
it's like, um, and I, I kind of, uh, in, in many ways, as, as ridiculous as it sounds,
00:28:25.160
I see a little bit of myself and Sam occasionally, which is hilarious as far as, uh, the self-critical
00:28:31.540
nature of, of, uh, you know, kind of, uh, overly criticizing yourself in almost a self-defeating
00:28:38.440
way. And I'm not, I'm not condemning him or, you know, or, or in any way, uh, judging him,
00:28:44.100
but because I suffer from the exact same plight as in, in terms of just, uh, you know, I have goals
00:28:50.740
of discussing certain things whenever I go on a show. And if I don't necessarily get there,
00:28:55.880
I have this feeling of failure, you know, and, uh, and it's almost like, it's only what I know
00:29:03.340
I left on the table at a certain level, which, which is frustrating because it seems like the
00:29:08.900
vast majority of the audience seems to have a positive reaction. And, and, uh, you know,
00:29:13.460
matters, dude. Honestly, a lot of it is our fault because we just had you on the LIBOR scandal and
00:29:19.040
I'm like, well, let's plug. I was just putting it here just to keep it. But I do want to talk
00:29:23.620
about this a little bit, which is weird. Like doing damage to his, which is constant derailment,
00:29:28.380
but I do want to, uh, suck off Sam Tripoli for a second because, um, it's, it's huge. That guy
00:29:35.320
paved the way for guys like us. You know, I was just talking to, uh, Frank in the, in the front,
00:29:39.800
there's a guy who gave us a large donation. He's not, not like a wealthy man, but in the coffee
00:29:43.600
shop. So we were doing and he's like, yeah, I just like to practice abundance. And I was like,
00:29:47.300
there's a guy named Sam Tripoli. He's kind of wrong, but he's, he has practiced abundance
00:29:54.780
everywhere he goes. That's what I do too, because he does it and then it comes back. And it's like,
00:29:59.580
it's almost such a greedy, it's like a greedy thing to do. Cause it does come back. Cause like,
00:30:04.040
I know it's going to work. So I'm like, Hey, I'm going to keep doing that. But Sam's an example of that.
00:30:07.700
And we were having this conversation on, on my solo show. And somebody was just like,
00:30:11.500
on your show, my show, my show, uh, on the Raven. And, uh, and, and somebody in the chat was just
00:30:16.920
like, love Sam. I can't wait till he stops posting smut. And I was just like, dude, I gotta be honest
00:30:22.040
with you, you know, because they're looking at it through the Christian lens. And I'm like,
00:30:25.240
honestly, Sam is going to stop. But, but, uh, he's more of a Christian than, uh, most of the
00:30:33.220
Christians that I actually know in real life. And it's like, he, uh, could be a gatekeeper,
00:30:38.220
which is hilarious when people accuse him of being a gatekeeper. Cause as far as I'm concerned,
00:30:42.660
he's not keeping the gate. He's literally got his foot in it and he's holding it open for
00:30:47.060
everybody. And he's like, come on, dude, come on. And he platforms so many of us. And he's such a
00:30:51.080
genuine guy and he's such a good guy and he helps out so much. And I'm like, no, this is not like,
00:30:56.040
you know, whatever your struggle is with whatever your thing is, if his is big booty Latinas,
00:30:59.860
then so be it. Uh, but, but that guy is a guy that is, I will say a story and it's not to
00:31:05.140
throw or anyone under the bus because I really like, I I'd like, uh, like XG, but I know that
00:31:10.920
there was a point, I think I've even heard it on the, on their show where XG had brought up to Sam.
00:31:14.980
He's like, Hey, like with us specifically, he's like, are we sure that we want to like,
00:31:20.960
Oh, with NDS. Yeah. He's like, like, like we're pushing audiences to other people. Yeah. And he's
00:31:27.920
like, and they have a good show and they might go there and not come back. And Sam was like,
00:31:31.560
Oh man, you're a Mexican. No, but no, but Sam, Sam took him because it's, it's actually,
00:31:38.460
it's a smart inclination because XG is actually, he's a really smart dude. He is really with
00:31:43.300
podcasting. He's worked hard and he's like, he understands like the funneling of audiences.
00:31:47.200
And Sam just like, we don't do that here. Like we just keep, we, we're going to grow and other
00:31:53.220
people will grow also. He's like, we don't do that. He's like, I'm not looking at that.
00:31:56.720
And XG was like, okay, but that's what happens is, is Sam helps us grow. Then Sam literally
00:32:01.900
headlines our live events. Like, I was like, I'm always going to look to that dude is like,
00:32:06.760
you know, one of, you know, in a lot of ways, one of my heroes, I listened to Sam Tripoli
00:32:10.720
for a long time before I finally got the balls to, to make a conspiracy show, the ball, the singular
00:32:17.400
ball. Sorry. That's not, no, it's fine. No, that was going to be, you know, that was
00:32:21.280
critical and you know, tell the truth here. Um, so yeah, I just wanted to like, so happy
00:32:27.680
that you linked up with him. Yep. So happy that you linked up with him. It is, is an
00:32:31.520
awesome show. The live or scandal, the live, let's move on to the live or scandal because
00:32:36.900
I can't get the taste of Sam Tripoli's penis out of my mouth now. Uh, so, so, so I was asking
00:32:43.360
you because there's this theme obviously with the parents and then the shooters. And then you're
00:32:47.540
talking about the parent and then JonBenet Ramsey. And it's like, what the hell is going on?
00:32:51.300
What do these people do with their kids? Can you talk about the live or scandal a little
00:32:53.720
bit? Definitely. And, and we'll, we should definitely get into the reason why as well,
00:32:59.760
the conceptual kind of, uh, the really feels like the conceptual strategic outcome of, of
00:33:07.680
sacrificing your children in this sort of, I'm sorry. I got to interrupt him again. I do
00:33:13.120
want to, I have to address this chat. I would like to ask you nicely, please go.
00:33:17.540
If this is true, uh, I would love for you to find the moment if this actually happened
00:33:23.300
where Tripoli is talking about bro Grove on Rogan. Uh, if that's true, let's recently go
00:33:30.860
back on Rogan. I don't know. I don't know, but, but, uh, this guy's the homie goes on
00:33:34.980
watching and he's been saying that he remembers it, but, and, and I don't know if that's true.
00:33:39.540
I would love to see that clip. This is one of those things where if you keep saying a lie,
00:33:42.800
it becomes true, that kind of thing. Well, good. I hope he helps us to accomplish that.
00:33:46.600
So it goes on watching, consider this my, my official, uh, asking nicely. Uh, so, so,
00:33:51.520
so go on. I'm sorry. No, you're good. That's the policy I took whenever, uh, uh, William Ramsey
00:33:57.540
suggested to me that, that, uh, um, you remember Edgar Madison Welch, the, the pizza gate shooter
00:34:04.040
who went into Comet Ping Pong Pizza who, after just getting back from Haiti and whose father,
00:34:09.000
uh, ran the production company in Hollywood known as forever young productions, right? Which is just
00:34:14.780
insane knowing the, the Haiti child trafficking connection to Laura Sillsby and every other
00:34:20.000
information is enough for me to believe him. But it was, it was that I believe a hundred percent
00:34:27.040
and I'm, I think it's, it's proven, but the, the connection that he had, uh, suggested was that,
00:34:32.200
um, Edgar Madison Welch who died by the way, not too long ago, a couple of years, maybe at most,
00:34:38.280
uh, probably not even that long in a routine traffic stop, right? He ends up getting shot to
00:34:44.120
death by one of the, uh, the officers on scene. And it seemed very, uh, just convenient, but it turns
00:34:50.620
out, uh, William said, Edgar Madison Welch, uh, could be the brother of Haley Welch, Hawk to a girl.
00:34:59.420
What? And I was like, dude, it would, after he told me that I just took it to tinfoil hat,
00:35:06.140
didn't try and confirm it at all. I was like, fuck it, man, we're running with this one. You
00:35:10.800
know what I mean? But, uh, but I had to, it's too good. But anyway, I thought that was hilarious.
00:35:16.100
And then Bonnie blue as well. She had mentioned something in a podcast and it, it drove a lot of
00:35:21.440
attention at the time about how her father was actually Jimmy Savile. Wait, uh, uh, the, the,
00:35:29.760
the thousand penises girl. Yes. That girl, that girl. Yeah. So she had mentioned in a podcast that
00:35:36.500
her father was Jimmy Savile. I just said so directly. The guest that's coming on next sent
00:35:41.660
me a video saying that Joe Rogan is like a Aleister Crowley and they do like a over. I don't care what
00:35:47.900
happens. I believe it. Well, did you see when I did, uh, an overlap, I did an overlap of Trump's
00:35:53.280
face and Aleister Crowley's face and they're perfect. And I was just like goofing around.
00:35:57.400
And then after I did it, I was like, that's kind of crazy though. So, uh, you know, I think if you
00:36:02.200
lay over people's faces, but who knows, uh, uh, that's fascinating though. She says, dude, I saw the
00:36:07.440
same thing with, uh, I just saw a picture of JD Vance, uh, overlaid with Michael Aquino.
00:36:12.500
So like, I'm going to start overlaying my face with like a high profile shooter, red triangles,
00:36:19.300
I think I'm gender inverted. Um, because I think I have a theory that like just human faces will
00:36:25.900
kind of, if you overlap them, they'll make a third face and you'll go look. And it's like,
00:36:30.620
I think actually that's just what's happening here. Um, so who knows? I do really believe there's,
00:36:35.540
there's actively still to this very day, uh, you know, well-entrenched systematic programs
00:36:42.300
involving breeding experiments. And I think that this provides individual operatives with
00:36:48.100
undocumented children to a certain extent as well. And this is for experimental reasons,
00:36:53.980
as well as abuse, as well as potentially even farming for the enterprise itself,
00:36:58.540
as far as organ harvesting and, and things of that nature, because, uh, so many of the children
00:37:04.540
victims who were aging out of like the Detroit network, let's say, um, they would inevitably be
00:37:10.260
hypnotized, taken to a club where they're sadistically abused and then to their final destination where
00:37:16.260
they're essentially murdered in the context of a snuff film, uh, to then, and usually in the fashion
00:37:22.500
of an occult ritual sacrifice, which is always seemingly a part of this. And I remember the, uh,
00:37:28.260
it was the order of Abraxas, the, the, which they call Abraxas, that specific local chapter in,
00:37:35.740
in Belgium. And it was the high priestess. Yeah, exactly. And, and it was the high priestess of that
00:37:41.620
order who had ordered a child and well, they, whenever the authorities raided their property of,
00:37:48.340
of this cult in the area, I think Charleroi, or I can't remember where it was actually, but
00:37:53.580
still when they raid the property, they find jars of blood. They find, uh, right. This, uh, um,
00:38:00.780
this obviously what looked to be some sort of sacrificial altar. Uh, then they have, uh, they
00:38:06.780
had linked an old abandoned mine shaft to this network where they were taking these children to
00:38:13.280
then further abuse them. And they said they had underground facilities where they were then offering
00:38:18.640
up subscription model abuse, uh, to, to various, uh, pedophile, uh, you know, perpetrators, uh, who
00:38:25.120
would then go and exploit the children, you know, at every level they desired. And that in itself is
00:38:30.640
just like one, that is the most extraordinarily disturbing story and case that I've ever studied in
00:38:37.600
my life, which is that of the Detroit case. But, uh, I will say, man, this, this subscription model,
00:38:43.840
right? Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. But you know why? Oh yeah. Yeah. Well, subscription models guys,
00:38:52.240
uh, if you want to continue to abuse, well, um, no way, but there's a caveat. Yes. Okay. So,
00:39:02.720
so it's nice. If you, if you guys want to continue watching this, uh, it'll release in its entirety in
00:39:06.880
about a week, but if you want to keep watching it right now, engaging in the live chat, et cetera,
00:39:10.320
et cetera, patreon.com forward slash Nephilim death squad is where you want to go. Or you can
00:39:14.720
go over to Austin's YouTube page and subscribe. Don't be an asshole. Subscribe. And it'll continue
00:39:23.360
streaming on his page. So if you're a Patreon poor and you can't afford it because you're disgusting
00:39:28.880
and you don't have the funds and whatever, whatever, we'll go on over to Austin, the underclass
00:39:33.360
podcast. We are watching. We're watching. I'm watching. It doesn't go up. We're going to cut it off
00:39:37.860
there too. Yeah. A hundred percent. If that number doesn't go up, we're going to remember that you
00:39:41.220
people suck. All right guys. Um, so, uh, uh, yeah, I mean, subscription-based abuse is what this is.
00:39:47.940
Right. And I promise you, I'll tell you about LIBOR, but just on that point, as far as the subscription
00:39:53.140
model, it looks like this, this is, uh, this applies to the wider, uh, underground pedophile
00:40:00.980
network that I think is, is, uh, again, it's been very well facilitated by what I believe to be, uh,
00:40:07.860
the nexus of, of this sort of coexisting, uh, you know, um, a strategic kind of, uh, uh, deliberate
00:40:18.020
system of, of trafficking abuse and every other thing you could imagine under the sun, essentially
00:40:22.900
in this depraved sort of way. And, uh, and what you see is, is essentially there's a connection to,
00:40:28.500
so North Fox Island, right. Was, was an island off the coast of Michigan that, that essentially was,
00:40:33.940
uh, uh, was, was hosting human hunting parties by an individual, uh, a prominent pedophile by the
00:40:40.100
name of Francis Sheldon. And he, he inevitably, he was like a sort of an Epstein type in a way,
00:40:46.100
but I think even more powerful, which is why he escaped any, any sort of justice or accountability.
00:40:52.260
And because inevitably he ends up after, uh, the investigation is ongoing, he, he escapes the
00:40:58.660
country and flies to the Netherlands where they have these very suspect pedophile laws that seem
00:41:03.940
to allow for grooming and certain abuse to take place with underage children, uh, as long as they
00:41:10.260
have parental consent. And even then the process of proving parental consent within the court system
00:41:16.660
in the Netherlands is, is, uh, very difficult. One of the most difficult things, honestly,
00:41:22.020
it feels like the system itself is structured for that very reason to benefit and insulate
00:41:28.020
all of these prominent, uh, you know, uh, uh, perpetrators from any accountability taking place,
00:41:33.780
but what they were offering. And by the way, Francis Sheldon later up, uh, the, he resurfaces later on
00:41:40.340
at, at, at some childcare organization and orphanage with, with little boys on his lap.
00:41:45.460
So clearly he was, he was still effectively pursuing the very same, you know, uh, uh, depraved,
00:41:52.020
sinister proclivities, but, um, but that was what was being offered. And Padika magazine was one of the,
00:41:58.340
the publications that were being utilized to advertise in the back, uh, for this pedophile industry
00:42:05.140
using code words and things like that. But basically they were offering the human honey,
00:42:10.420
uh, the yeah, human honeypots, but the human hunting parties were being offered as a part
00:42:15.780
of the subscription-based model and being advertised in this way as well. And so it makes a lot of sense
00:42:21.620
when that, that, uh, specific network through investigating the Oakland County child killer case,
00:42:27.620
you, you discover that this is a wider network that doesn't only, you know, suggest that this is
00:42:34.580
obviously, you know, kind of, uh, isolated to this one case or this one scandal. It seems like this,
00:42:41.940
this provided us with another credible window into the truly entrenched system itself. And, and, uh,
00:42:48.260
and so as you, you have the coexisting of, uh, organized crime, organized, you know, uh, syndicates, uh,
00:42:54.900
just kind of running plausible deniability, uh, the cutouts on behalf of the intelligence apparatus.
00:43:01.220
And, and this is the way of the world. I mean, this has been happening for far too long.
00:43:05.940
And it's just wild because it's our speculation that, you know, they're doing subscription-based
00:43:11.300
child trauma crap in, you know, in underground facilities. And then that's just conspiracy
00:43:16.900
theory until you find some rabbit hole that actually leads you to the conclusion that that
00:43:21.140
is the case, but it's, it's, it's so rampant. We were just talking about it the other day. Um,
00:43:26.740
Amanda Bynes comes out and she goes, Dan Schneider impregnated me at 13, which is, you know, Dan
00:43:35.780
Schneider being the Nickelodeon executive. And, um, and then when you think about that whole,
00:43:41.060
I mean, that's like, you know, cause we're talking about underground crap. This is happening in the
00:43:44.020
surface on the surface, right in our faces, in our entertainment. And it reminded me of that Drake
00:43:50.340
Bell situation where Drake Bell was part of a documentary. I forgot what it was called, uh, but it was all
00:43:56.180
about how he was abused by like his management. Well, interestingly enough, that documentary is
00:44:02.260
released in like 2024. The one about Drake Bell being abused and Drake Bell himself is in Mexico
00:44:10.580
in the previous years under a name, Drake, uh, uh, Campana, which just means Bell in Spanish,
00:44:17.300
right? Which is hilarious. But the reason he flees to Mexico is because he is dealing with sexual
00:44:22.260
assault charges. He's being accused of grooming and sexually abusing a minor. And this case takes
00:44:29.540
place in like 2021. And he goes through the whole thing and there's a settlement. And basically the
00:44:36.260
charges that he gets stuck with is like, okay, it was true, but he didn't get hit with sexual assault.
00:44:41.060
Instead. He got hit with some really convoluted charge. Right. And it was like, if you read the
00:44:47.780
charge, you'd be like, I don't even know what that actually means. And then after that whole case
00:44:53.300
settles in like 2022, then two years later, he comes out with a documentary and goes, but they did it to
00:44:59.460
me. It's so rampant in just, you know, Hollywood spheres, a high end political spheres, anybody of
00:45:08.900
influence and power. It's like, it's not a conspiracy theory. People get really weird too.
00:45:14.980
They'll still say that despite having the old Epstein thing, which maybe we could talk about
00:45:18.740
that a little bit, whatever the hell's going on, the developments with the Epstein files,
00:45:22.340
a whole, a whole, you know, just constantly dangling this carrot in front of your face.
00:45:27.060
Um, but it's, if you pay attention to any of these, uh, child stars, it's, it's obvious
00:45:34.820
in so many ways in the biggest ones. So I just think that that's wild because,
00:45:38.740
you know, homeboy was, uh, going through the process, getting accused of it settles in court.
00:45:44.900
And then all of a sudden comes out with a documentary about how it happened to him. I'm like, that's
00:45:48.820
an unbelievable level of damage control. Oh yeah. And, and, uh, you talk about
00:45:55.300
Amanda being, uh, forcefully impregnated basically at 13, like there's, there's plenty of examples of,
00:46:02.580
of throughout the networks of abuse, like Regina Loof and the ex dossier for, for the Detroit affair,
00:46:08.500
um, just legitimately being forced to, to, uh, perform abortions, you know, after being impregnated
00:46:15.540
by abusers. And then they also, because she was kind of, uh, a generational asset of the network,
00:46:21.620
her grandmother had actually, uh, kind of forced her into it from a very early age and, and allowed,
00:46:27.540
uh, even gave, uh, a key to the household, uh, that Regina lived in to her abuser who would pick
00:46:33.780
her up and, and trigger her alters into essentially behaving in certain submissive ways. And, uh, yeah,
00:46:40.500
they, you know, it was so much worse than that, man, just reading through the bestiality, uh,
00:46:46.100
you know, these, these young girls. Yeah, man. I mean, I'm telling you, uh, pregnant girls who are
00:46:50.900
being forcefully kind of, uh, uh, uh, just, uh, forced into miscarriages through the abuse. It's,
00:46:56.340
it's like, I'm telling you, man, it's something that you don't even want to honestly, uh, overexpose
00:47:01.620
yourself to the details because it's something I'll never forget. You know, it's just, it's hard,
00:47:06.100
man, because, uh, you know, we talk about these things. We talked earlier about how comedy
00:47:11.700
really helps to sort of swallow the pill. Um, but yeah, you're right. You can't look at it too much.
00:47:17.220
I mean, we're talking inescapable situations and underground tunnel systems and military bases.
00:47:23.700
And then we're talking about dangling it right in front of your face. Somebody in the chat said,
00:47:28.100
Jamie Lynn Spears, same thing happened to Jamie Lynn Spears, Britney Spears, younger sister. You look
00:47:32.660
at all these people. Amanda Bynes lost her mind. Britney Spears lost her mind. These people are
00:47:37.780
just destroyed from this trauma. And it's happening not only in these inescapable situations
00:47:43.700
underground, it's happening right in your face. And these people are having breakdowns
00:47:49.300
and they're asking for help. And the media and the paparazzi paints them like crazy people.
00:47:54.820
That's like the most bizarre part, right? That like they are, they have made an example of the
00:47:58.900
the people who do it and they put them on in center stage. Yep. And how crazy is that for
00:48:04.740
everyone to see? And then there are varying levels and there are people in these like underground caves,
00:48:09.380
which we don't really necessarily get to see. But then there are these mid-level people.
00:48:13.060
And I think the, um, the Columbine shooters might fall into that sort of category of this,
00:48:18.260
this like mid-level, we know who they are, but they're not quite celebrities. They're not,
00:48:26.020
I wouldn't call them celebrities, but like they are of men of renown.
00:48:29.460
Oh man. I guess, could you call that a, is that a Nepo baby?
00:48:32.340
Yeah. It's like, what do you make of that? Like that, that sweep? Like it's like a generational
00:48:36.500
sweep where it's like, almost like they're telling us like, yeah, like we're so blatant with it that we
00:48:40.260
can do it to every level of society. And then they go, yeah, go ahead. Ask, ask for help.
00:48:45.060
Ask some questions. Well, they put them out there. Like you said, ask for help. Go on,
00:48:48.100
tell the world you need help. See how many people respond. Right. Yeah. And I think that, uh, obviously
00:48:55.060
they, they were basically immortalized the two shooters, Derek or Eric and Dylan. Right. And I
00:49:00.340
think that, um, you, you have to this day, you have kind of this faction of this digital avenue,
00:49:08.500
which seems to be a radicalization pipeline. That's been very well established. And I think
00:49:13.780
by design as well, uh, just considering utilizing a discord, right? How, how often you see that now
00:49:20.340
in the modern mass shooting manifest those, or, or even just discord. Yeah. Even the conversation
00:49:25.940
logs and things of that nature, like with Tyler Robinson and, and his furry fetish friend, uh,
00:49:30.820
Lance, Lance twigs, who has just disappeared off the face of the earth. And, and seems probably due to
00:49:36.980
the fact that they're in a protective custody for the feds is, is my opinion, because I read about,
00:49:43.140
yeah, yeah. They're in Valhalla with Charlie, man. Uh, but, uh, but I will say that, that it's, uh,
00:49:49.780
it's interesting to, to realize that cause the Columbine effect itself, right. Just the,
00:49:54.740
the phenomenon that, that followed and, and the concept, it really introduced the concept, uh,
00:50:00.900
of, of, of a mass shooting into the, into public consciousness and really in, in many ways.
00:50:06.580
Yeah. And, and, and so I just see, uh, uh, so much of this, you know, being, um, a perfect example
00:50:17.300
of, of the kind of, uh, underhanded, um, level of, of, let's say I, I, I explained it in my episode
00:50:27.540
as, as essentially the facade of virtue, right. That, uh, that these, uh, authorities kind of, uh,
00:50:33.940
utilize as, as a mask, right. Um, and, and I explained it as this facade of virtue, uh, drenched
00:50:41.540
in moral corruption reflects the cunning nature of our unending adversary. And, and that is really
00:50:47.380
my opinion in terms of the common enemy that we all do share and, and the political partisan, uh,
00:50:53.460
lens that I think is, is a major mistake that many people make on a daily basis due to their
00:50:58.900
social engineering conditioning, uh, at, at such an effective and efficient level. But, um, um,
00:51:05.140
before I forget though, I got to tell you about LIBOR. So, so I don't, uh,
00:51:08.740
That's right. Tell us about LIBOR and then I have another derailment after, after this,
00:51:14.340
but please go ahead and let's talk about LIBOR a little bit. Cause I think it's important.
00:51:17.780
So this was obviously a manipulation of the international finance rate at the time,
00:51:22.580
which, which was very interesting. It was, uh, especially considering this happened in 2012,
00:51:27.460
uh, following the major economic crisis and the housing market, um, uh, of 08, right. The major
00:51:33.540
bubble pop. And, and so it seemed like, um, there, there were, were all these various investigations
00:51:40.260
that were being conducted in terms of this, the, uh, just financial industry and, and how there
00:51:45.860
was obvious corruption in regard to kind of setting the stage for the economic crisis and
00:51:52.260
the crash itself, but then choosing the winners and losers and the ultimate consequential outcome,
00:51:58.020
uh, on the back of that very financial crisis that was, uh, kind of strategically always,
00:52:03.860
we have this boom, bust cycle and it's obviously we, we know if you studied the creature from Jekyll
00:52:09.460
Island and, and you realize what the federal reserve has truly done to the banking system and,
00:52:14.100
uh, and, uh, in, in the U S and undermining the value of the dollar and all along the way,
00:52:19.780
while, while introducing this intellectual or intelligence cutout, I mean, in terms of Bitcoin
00:52:25.460
and the digital currency, which is really going to lead us into the totalitarian technocratic state.
00:52:30.660
Uh, right. But so the Libor scandal, essentially you have all of these corrupt fraudulent trades
00:52:37.780
that were being conducted leading up to the crash with all of these. Uh, and so you have
00:52:43.060
significant fines for these major, uh, financial organizations, uh, uh, at the highest level of
00:52:49.220
the industry. And so there is a court case that's essentially set up in 2012. And this is very,
00:52:56.820
as far as just, there's no way this is a coincidence because this is a direct connection between both
00:53:04.580
fathers of Adam Lanza and James Holmes. And essentially, it's so insane, by the way,
00:53:11.060
when I, when I first heard of this, um, I was like, number one, how have I not heard about this?
00:53:16.420
And number two, how could this ever, ever be presented to the public as coincidence?
00:53:21.140
Exactly. And, and, uh, you know, I think most of it was essentially memory hold after they tried to,
00:53:27.220
um, kind of counteract the, the, uh, exposure of, of this specific kind of avenue of, of, uh,
00:53:35.140
what was being, uh, just brought to public attention in this sort of transparent way. But
00:53:39.780
it was very much just, it looked like the mockingbird media, uh, kind of globbed onto that,
00:53:46.100
that narrative in a way to misdirect the public and, uh, and also, uh, sort of false debunking as
00:53:53.460
well, which took place at one point, which, uh, was proven to be, uh, a just legitimate lie and,
00:54:00.180
and, uh, an attempt at, at, uh, kind of damage control. But, but, uh, that typically happens in
00:54:05.380
these cases. So it didn't shock me at all, but they're both set to testify basically the fathers of
00:54:12.260
James Holmes and Adam Lanza. And this is so crazy to me because if you, if you understand who,
00:54:18.420
who, uh, uh, James Holmes, uh, family was, then you realize that he has a direct connection to
00:54:24.980
his grandfather being among military intelligence, even being trained at the Monterey language
00:54:29.860
Institute, which is the same, uh, institution where, uh, Lee Harvey Oswald was trained to speak
00:54:35.060
such fluent Russian before he went into the fake defector program at, at Sugi air force base
00:54:40.580
in Japan where he's stationed with Carrie Thornley, who would then create the new age
00:54:45.700
discordianism, uh, religious, uh, occult, you know, kind of organization. And, uh, and by the way,
00:54:52.020
write a book called the idol warriors, which predicted all of this just before
00:54:56.020
JFK was assassinated came out that very year in 63. And it documents essentially the exact same
00:55:03.220
story of Lee Harvey Oswald, uh, defecting, uh, to, to the Soviet union is essentially this,
00:55:09.940
this story. And, uh, and then coming back and committing a targeted assassination on the president
00:55:15.460
that was in this book called the idol warriors. And he was then later named by, uh, uh, Garrison,
00:55:21.940
right. Jim Garrison, uh, throughout the investigation of JFK's assassination as being one of the, uh, uh,
00:55:29.700
clear and obvious, um, um, uh, what's it called when, uh, Oh shit. Oh shit. What is it called?
00:55:36.420
There's a term for it. Um, whenever he was, he was, uh, it's not imposter dammit. It's, uh,
00:55:42.580
Lee Harvey Oswald had multiple people who were essentially trying to, um, um, impersonator.
00:55:48.980
Thank you. Oh my God. I was losing my mind. So anyway, yeah, basically Garrison named
00:55:55.300
Kerry Thornley as one of Oswald's impersonators leading up to the Dallas, uh, uh, right.
00:56:00.580
Assassination. And he was the one who was kind of spotted, uh, in, in, uh, I believe in, uh, uh,
00:56:07.540
new Orleans at a time. Cause he worked by the way, he worked out of guy Bannister's office at the same
00:56:12.340
time Lee Harvey Oswald did, which is the intelligence connection to five, four, four camp street,
00:56:17.620
which was a Naval intelligence operation where they planned the assassination and where Lee Harvey
00:56:22.100
Oswald would be strategically kind of, uh, uh, put into position and in terms of, uh, when he gets
00:56:29.460
caught on camera, uh, uh, handing out flyers for the fair play for Cuba committee. And that in itself
00:56:37.140
is, is, uh, and, and then he even does like a major media debate with a huge personality that,
00:56:44.260
that was, uh, in favor of, I believe maybe he opposed Castro and, and Oswald was taking the,
00:56:51.460
uh, kind of, uh, um, the counter point in, in attempting to debate that I can't recall.
00:56:57.380
Now it could have been vice versa, but either way you can see he's, he's a deliberate asset
00:57:03.220
of the intelligence community being kind of, uh, strategically positioned before they hang him
00:57:07.380
out to dry and crucify him as a patsy. And so anyway, it always blew my mind that, that, uh,
00:57:14.100
you know, you had such a direct connection to even, um, the individual who, who incorporated
00:57:19.940
the process church of the final judgment in Louisiana. Uh, he, he was also directly affiliated
00:57:26.100
with David Ferry, with Guy Bannister, with all the same people with Carrie Thornley. Um, and they were
00:57:32.100
all members of this kind of priesthood where they practice black magic and they had hit, they had
00:57:37.700
manuals, mind control manuals, uh, that discuss hypnotism as, as a clear and obvious, uh, you know,
00:57:44.500
just strategic method, right. With, with utilizing a perfect chemical recipe to kind of put you in that,
00:57:51.460
um, a suggestible state and, uh, keep you in a dissociative state while they program you.
00:57:56.900
I think, uh, that's what I was, I mentioned, uh, the discord chat because I was kind of like,
00:58:03.780
just, I was kind of weighing the, the, uh, conceptual, uh, idea of like a strategic, uh,
00:58:09.460
intelligence operation in regard to mind control, uh, being leveraged in modern day and utilizing some
00:58:16.260
of these social media, uh, even, um, you know, uh, what chat or what is, uh, discord is just like, uh,
00:58:23.780
essentially communication, supposedly private chat, not a private chat, but encrypted. Is it,
00:58:28.340
is it encrypted? I don't think, I don't think so, but, but who knows? I think maybe you could,
00:58:34.580
you could have an encrypted private discord server, but I definitely, uh, I was just considering the,
00:58:40.500
the notion that what, what if let's say some sort of, uh, young person who fits the perfect character
00:58:48.100
profile is, is then on a short list of being a priority target. And then they, they maybe,
00:58:55.220
uh, kind of seduce them into joining a private discord chat server. And then maybe you then have
00:59:01.860
a one-on-one with some sort of mind manipulator, uh, social engineer, psychological warfare operative,
00:59:07.620
who's going to present you with certain videos. And at first they might not seem like there's anything,
00:59:13.540
anything, um, you know, that's, that's, uh, potentially, uh, just, let's say, uh, just as
00:59:20.820
far as like the, the, uh, I don't know, criminal intent being obvious in terms of what they're
00:59:27.300
attempting to do as far as the psychological manipulation aspect of it. But then you, you
00:59:33.220
clearly could potentially just imagine a reality where some of the videos could, could even be
00:59:39.220
layered with, with subliminal programming. And then who knows what it takes to, uh, leverage or,
00:59:45.540
or, or just, uh, tap into, um, electromagnetic radio frequency system. Uh, I know they can do this
00:59:51.620
with your phone at this point, as far as even when you have, uh, your phone turned off, when you used
00:59:56.500
to be able to remove the battery, the NSA could still turn on your phone, activate it whenever they
01:00:00.740
so choose to. And, uh, and I think that that is interesting because I also imagine we should all probably
01:00:08.580
try and, um, uh, insulate ourselves from EMF as much as possible. Cause I definitely have read
01:00:14.740
studies about how it disrupts your REM sleep, all these various things that it affects, uh,
01:00:19.540
your psychological, I'm sure. Yeah. I wouldn't be surprised, but, um, but yeah, I just kind of,
01:00:25.860
I just want to say on that topic of like discord and being subjected to that kind of stuff.
01:00:30.660
It is like, you start with an individual who probably has a record of, of trauma. This kind of
01:00:35.620
goes into the whole free range MK ultra victims things that we talk about. Um, you know, the,
01:00:40.260
the prerequisite is, is trauma. If you can get somebody who is, uh, you know, traumatized and
01:00:46.100
also has a, some sort of a military intelligent relative, uh, that helps a lot. Cause then you
01:00:51.540
have an in, but, uh, you have this person and if you can, cause the, I guess the, the discord
01:00:57.620
is really there to radicalize them. You know, you've got a candidate and then you're,
01:01:02.820
you're remote traumatizing them. So we always use this euphemism of like where you used to have,
01:01:07.620
like, let's say clockwork orange, where you strip them, you know, their, their eyeballs
01:01:11.300
open and you subject them to all of this really radical media. Um, you no longer have to do that.
01:01:17.060
And in fact, if you can just preselect a traumatized individual and then funnel them
01:01:20.900
into some sort of a discord group, and then remotely, you're just sitting there doing effectively
01:01:25.620
the same thing. You're subjecting them to this thing. Uh, partly you're, you're hoping for the
01:01:30.820
straw that breaks the camel's back. If they're already, uh, uh, you know, a victim of childhood
01:01:36.020
trauma, then there's a higher likelihood that they're on disassociative SSR, SSRIs.
01:01:41.300
So that, you know, increases the level of programmability. So that's where you're talking
01:01:46.180
to them and you're implanting these ideas. So you're subjecting them to the, the radicalizing
01:01:51.220
imagery. You're feeding them these narratives to which they're highly susceptible because of the
01:01:56.020
disassociative SSRIs and they're already a traumatized individual. So they're kind of on
01:02:00.340
the cusp of something. Then all you have to do is just do one of those kind of honeypot operations
01:02:05.060
where you, you figure out how to get a gun in their hand. You know what I mean? One way or another.
01:02:08.820
And it, it, it's a well-oiled machine works, uh, uh, works super good.
01:02:14.580
Oh, no doubt. And I think also, yeah, I realized they were doing that to me on timeline cleanse.
01:02:20.580
That's what the chat was doing. I don't know how much of the chat was actually working for the feds,
01:02:24.660
but they were just subjecting me gore videos all the time. And it's like, so you don't need that,
01:02:30.260
that room with the TV. I mean, the internet is a never ending source of gore and trauma.
01:02:38.900
And that's not a problem. You can get your hands on that pretty easily. So yeah,
01:02:42.980
I think it's all done that way now. Definitely. And, but, um, as far as just James Holmes father,
01:02:49.860
I do think it's, it's still important to at least provide the details as far as
01:02:54.100
the connection there to live live war. And it was, uh, Dr. Robert Holmes. All right.
01:02:59.300
He receives a PhD in statistics in 81 from, uh, Berkeley, you, uh, university of California,
01:03:05.940
Berkeley. And then he gets a job at the San Diego based agency software and corporation. Right.
01:03:12.180
And this is, uh, from 2000 to 2002, when he was apparently running this neural network company
01:03:20.020
and in DARPA, even beginning in 98, uh, worked alongside this, this specific agency, uh,
01:03:26.980
uh, developing quartronic neural networks, which would allow machines to interpret
01:03:30.980
oral and visual stimuli to think like humans. So we are, we already have a kind of a strange
01:03:37.620
connection to what seems like, uh, sort of transhumanism in a way. Um, but, uh, definitely
01:03:43.620
as far as programming, uh, there's, there's an insane connection to the, uh, uh, this DARPA program,
01:03:50.500
um, that, uh, essentially was, was trying to create, uh, the perfect soldier. Right. And, uh, it's,
01:03:57.140
it's very strange because, uh, uh, I'm trying to, trying to recall the name of the actual, uh, program
01:04:04.020
because it, that in itself was kind of, uh, uh, you know, very straightforward and in your face and,
01:04:09.460
and, you know, brazen in terms of what they were truly attempting to achieve. Um, but, uh,
01:04:15.300
but I will say that that alone is, is fascinating. And then you have this quartronic concept
01:04:21.540
being developed by agency software's chief scientist and co-founder Robert Hecht Nielsen. And so agency
01:04:28.580
then merges with this Minneapolis based fair Isaac corporation, which would be FICO. So this is very
01:04:36.260
interesting because this is a computer analysis and decision-making company, but it's very obviously,
01:04:41.620
uh, if you understand the FICO score connection to, uh, uh, just the individual, uh, citizens, uh, um,
01:04:49.620
financial score and, and as far as their debt and things of that nature being considered and, and, uh,
01:04:55.620
uh, in terms of receiving loans and things of that nature, right, obviously your FICO score matters.
01:05:02.020
And so it, it, it directly affects the average individual as far as how they're, they're, uh, uh,
01:05:09.620
you know, they're able to engage within the financial system itself. And so then you have, uh, emerging
01:05:16.420
with, uh, as far as, uh, Holmes, when he was 20, just James Holmes, he worked as a camp counselor
01:05:23.860
at Camp Max Strauss of the Jewish big brothers and sisters of Los Angeles. And he apparently even,
01:05:30.420
uh, this is according to the Jewish journal, uh, among other tasks, Holmes helped to teach boys
01:05:36.580
between the ages of seven to 10 in archery. Which is very interesting to me because he later would be a
01:05:42.900
part of, um, the, uh, uh, the DARPA program, which I had, had mentioned his father was obviously working
01:05:50.660
alongside DARPA, uh, for quite some time before any of this actually took place. But so James Holmes
01:05:57.300
also happens to be the grandson of Lieutenant Colonel Robert Holmes, who is one of the first Turkish
01:06:02.820
language graduates of the army language school later becoming the defense language Institute in Monterey,
01:06:08.660
California, as I mentioned about the Lee Harvey Oswald connection, but you have, uh, uh, graduating from
01:06:14.900
the Turkish language class in 1948, uh, the grandfather, Robert Holmes spent a career in the army,
01:06:21.220
which included more than a few intelligence related assignments as well. So typically you would have,
01:06:27.060
uh, uh, uh, apparently these military intelligence officers, they would be, uh, very well, uh, uh,
01:06:33.380
at least fluent in, in Turkish and served, uh, he, he served with, uh, both the defense intelligence
01:06:39.780
agency and the central intelligence agency at the U S embassy in Ankara where the consulate general in
01:06:45.940
Istanbul, uh, apparently. So this is his grandfather. And so, um, then you have, uh, this, this, uh,
01:06:53.940
individual at the Salk Institute named Terrence Sejnowski. And, uh, it looks like, because you have,
01:07:00.660
uh, James Holmes studying at this, this Institute, right? This, uh, um, uh, Salk Institute, which has,
01:07:07.700
they run all these DARPA programs. And so it looks like, uh, when he is, is studying at the
01:07:13.860
Salk Institute, the director was running a computational neurobiology laboratory and he
01:07:19.300
was, he was involved with. And so it looks like, um, you also have an interview with the cognitive
01:07:25.620
science online and in 2008, and they, they, uh, made a comment about recent studies of the human brain.
01:07:32.420
And so this cognitive psychology researcher at the intelligence, uh, uh, community linked
01:07:38.580
Rand corporation, which has a strong footprint in Laurel Canyon. Uh, I remember when I covered that,
01:07:43.860
actually, uh, they're, they're very, uh, uh, geographically close to that of the, uh,
01:07:49.780
lookout mountain laboratory, which I think obviously thousands of Hollywood films were produced there.
01:07:54.980
Uh, I honestly believe that was the location. The moon landing was, was, uh, filmed that as well.
01:07:59.700
And there was actually, uh, um, whistleblowers, one, one of the, so whenever lookout mountain
01:08:06.260
laboratory was sold privately and out from under the kind of, uh, intelligence, uh, or control of,
01:08:14.340
of, of the, uh, the property itself, it went into, uh, private ownership and the individual who,
01:08:20.740
who claimed the property, uh, blew the whistle saying that he found left over, uh, basically production,
01:08:28.580
uh, uh, equipment for the moon landing on one of the stages and, and lookout mountain laboratory,
01:08:33.860
which I did find interesting. Uh, but anyway, I know, but yeah, anyway, the last point, uh, with,
01:08:41.780
with James Holmes here is, is that, uh, you had, um, uh, there was artificial intelligence being very
01:08:47.700
much, uh, you know, pursued as, as a part of this, um, uh, DARPA program that he was involved with at the
01:08:53.220
Salk Institute. And so it does seem like, uh, um, yeah, they, they definitely learned how to,
01:09:02.100
cause this was the, uh, um, man, uh, let me, let me pull the, cause Anschutz medical center,
01:09:08.980
right. Where, where he was also, uh, uh, working at the medical campus in Denver. Uh,
01:09:13.780
this is where he was studying when he was actually receiving all of the, the, uh, ammunition and the,
01:09:19.460
the various bombs that he would set up in his apartment and things of that nature.
01:09:23.220
And this is a campus and no red flags were raised. Uh, no one, you know, called this into concern
01:09:30.100
in any real way. It's just strange that this was obviously conducted under the nose of the
01:09:35.300
authorities involved on this campus. And, uh, and yeah, nothing, nothing was really came of that in
01:09:42.260
any real way either, but, uh, but yeah, so anyway, it's, it's fascinating to see that you have these
01:09:48.660
ridiculous connections to, to James Holmes grandfather, who, who also, uh, was, was very
01:09:55.380
much, I think involved in the path of his father of James Holmes father. And so the, the LIBOR connection
01:10:04.100
really comes in the form of, of, uh, cause if you remember the, uh, so the James Holmes, uh, Aurora
01:10:11.460
massacre, the shooting at the, at the cinema 16, it looks like that all happened within a couple of
01:10:18.180
months of, of Sandy Hook would, would come just directly after that event. And so that alone is,
01:10:24.260
is fascinating to me. It was, uh, uh, December 14th, 2012 when Sandy Hook happened. And, uh, and so
01:10:31.860
it makes, it's just kind of, uh, the timing of it is very, very much, uh, suspect in my mind, but
01:10:38.180
not just the timing, right, Austin, but the, the, the magnitude as far as cultural impact goes.
01:10:43.460
Oh, no doubt. Yes. And, um, and also, I, I mean, uh, I talked to this individual,
01:10:50.660
his name is JJ Vance. He does a show called Operation GCD. He's a super interesting guy.
01:10:55.620
He was like a private investigator for a time and he had apparently, uh, gone through some sort of
01:11:02.180
course at Sandy Hook high school. And, uh, I was talking to him about this the other day and I asked
01:11:07.940
him because I've been under the impression for a long time that that was not an operating, uh, uh,
01:11:13.620
elementary school at the time, uh, whenever the, the actual mass shooting event took place.
01:11:18.900
And, and it's very interesting to actually see how the parking lot was clearly not, uh, in, in,
01:11:24.980
in, uh, any way, was it, was it structured or at least like, I believe it wasn't staged as if they,
01:11:31.460
it was an active parking lot. Right. Then. And so you had totally overgrown and unkept and right.
01:11:37.380
It wasn't that like the whole, it was in a state of kind of like not dilapidation, but it was,
01:11:42.260
it wasn't being taken care of. Didn't look active. Right. Exactly. And, uh, yeah, it was, um,
01:11:49.780
I think just seeing both fathers, uh, uh, expected to testify in the LIBOR scandal. Um,
01:11:56.740
it was set for June of 2008 and that's the exact month that obviously Aurora happens. And so, uh,
01:12:03.940
they no longer testified at, uh, at the LIBOR yet. So, I mean, as far as the court case itself,
01:12:09.860
it was essentially just undermined in, in broad daylight and no one, nothing really came of it,
01:12:15.460
except for a few, there were only a handful of low level, uh, uh, financial, uh, uh, kind of,
01:12:22.100
well, it was, uh, members of a few different financial companies that were involved in the
01:12:26.740
market crash that effectively had, they did a little prison time for insider trading, but that was it.
01:12:32.100
And so you, you really had no, no, uh, legal consequences in regard to this. And, um, and so
01:12:38.180
Adam lands his father, Peter Lanza, he was the VP and, uh, and tax director at GE
01:12:45.300
financial and the father of James Holmes, uh, Robert Holmes was the lead scientist for the
01:12:52.180
credit score company FICO, as I mentioned. Now, both of them are set to testify before the
01:12:56.900
U S Senate and the ongoing LIBOR scandal in 2012 in June. And so this is when I think it's important
01:13:04.020
to understand that what LIBOR is really, I, I had mentioned it's rigging in the international,
01:13:08.980
uh, interest rate, but, uh, so LIBOR was for a time. I think they, they changed it now. I believe
01:13:16.020
the standard has shifted. I forget what the new, uh, they, they called it something different now.
01:13:21.300
So it's no longer LIBOR as, as the effective, uh, standard in terms of, of, uh, of, uh, uh,
01:13:27.460
managing the financial industry internationally. And so this is how I believe, uh, many of these,
01:13:34.580
the Western Alliance countries who control the banking system. This is, this is what you do.
01:13:39.060
It's the confessions of an economic hit man, just kind of, uh, coming to fruition. And, um, and so,
01:13:44.740
yeah, I, I think, uh, seeing this and then understanding that, that LIBOR is the average
01:13:50.260
interest rate at which banks can borrow from each other, that alone, uh, right. Is a major implication
01:13:58.100
as far as, uh, uh, uh, just kind of, uh, controlling and manipulating, you know, international finance.
01:14:03.860
And so you have 16 international banks, which were implicated in this scandal. They were accused
01:14:10.100
of rigging contracts worth trillions of dollars and HSBC, uh, which was the company that, that, uh,
01:14:17.060
Robert Holmes worked for had, was already fined, uh, 1.9 billion and three of their low level
01:14:24.260
traders were arrested. So that was the extent of the accountability. And, uh, and yeah, Robert
01:14:30.020
Holmes and Peter Lanza just escaped any, any sort of, uh, uh, public, uh, um, let's say, um,
01:14:38.500
that they definitely didn't actually in any way, you know, uh, have to, to testify publicly or, or
01:14:45.460
also even make a statement, which is just in itself, how is, how does that come to pass? You know?
01:14:51.220
Well, so what, what do we, I mean, it looks like then this is the trade.
01:14:58.900
It feels like it. It feels like there's, there's also, and I wonder because if, if you're,
01:15:07.220
is it, was, was it a green light sacrifice their children to, to manipulate them and control them
01:15:14.020
in, in the context of, of, uh, exposing the scandal or was it, you know, James Holmes
01:15:20.980
or Robert Holmes and Peter Lanza were actively a part of, uh, this, this very network, uh, that we
01:15:26.660
speak on in terms of the underlying power cabal who are running these domestic operations and in
01:15:32.260
a clandestine way, uh, and, and are they kind of willing and able, which I see so often.
01:15:38.020
That's kind of what I'm, well, that's what I'm leaning towards. And the reason is, is because
01:15:41.620
how long it takes, like, you have to have this history of like trauma and disassociative substances.
01:15:47.220
And you know what I mean? It's not like you could just do this to any person. They have to be
01:15:51.940
a candidate for, you know, there's a, there's a selection process for a reason. There's programs
01:15:56.180
like whatever the gifted and talented programs, or there's, you know, uh, processes that, you know,
01:16:02.020
these MK ultra programs, or there's some city or subsidiary programs put you through. There's a
01:16:07.300
process. It's an entire thing. It's not just like you can pluck any rando off the streets. So,
01:16:14.100
I mean, given their, their, um, how would you say this, that the magnitude of the things that
01:16:19.540
they were involved in, I would imagine that this is a process that those kids, their kids
01:16:26.900
were groomed for. Yes, I do. I definitely believe this. And you mentioned the gifted program.
01:16:33.380
Well, Dylan Klebold happened to be a member of the chips program, which is a very strange,
01:16:38.820
where they just put chips straight into your, into your... Oh, and that, by the way, it was like
01:16:43.860
nanobots, uh, and even nanobot particles are, are allegedly a part of this program actively in
01:16:50.500
modern day where, where they can introduce this into your system and then, uh, kind of remotely
01:16:56.100
trigger you as a Manchurian candidate of some kind. And, and that makes a lot more sense to me,
01:17:00.900
uh, especially after I, I researched that of, uh, uh, um, what was it? Dr. Robert Duncan,
01:17:07.140
I believe his name was. And I think I mentioned this, this to you guys once before, because
01:17:11.540
of how fascinating and extraordinary the connection is to, uh, modern Manchurian candidates and, and this
01:17:18.160
never, never seemingly, uh, you know, being halted as, as far as the, the, uh, yeah,
01:17:24.520
the covert operational standpoint of things. It, it seems like with the vast majority of these
01:17:30.180
programs that have been publicly exposed with this false sense of transparency, I mean, we,
01:17:35.340
we've pointed to that of the church committee hearings and allegedly Frank church church was
01:17:40.480
sexually blackmailed by Claudia Mullen and, and which was a child human honeypot, uh, created by
01:17:45.620
the intelligence apparatus and trained at a, at a remote location in, in the woods where with what
01:17:51.880
she claimed to have been 70 other young child victims who were all conditioned into how they
01:17:56.780
could sexually, uh, um, uh, please an, uh, an adult while also, uh, uh, kind of, uh, pulling
01:18:03.800
in information from them in this kind of, uh, uh, yeah, deliberate, uh, deceptive way. And so it,
01:18:10.700
it does look as if this has been longstanding, you know, and, and there's no way.
01:18:15.720
That's my thing is so uncle Ted here, which is a great username says, uh, and all
01:18:21.840
of them were in therapy before me and the two boys were in therapy before I'd be interested
01:18:26.220
if you can go back and track the careers of their fathers, which one came first, did their,
01:18:30.700
the birth of their children come first or were they successful when then their children
01:18:34.400
were born? Because a lot of this, what seems to be therapy, um, the rape therapist, uh, is
01:18:42.260
actually like a selection process. You know, we talked to William Ramsey, um, not long ago
01:18:47.060
and it was like on this kind of Maturian candidate. And we talked about the film. I think it was just
01:18:51.680
called like Maturian candidate or something like that. And you could see that when these,
01:18:55.560
uh, programs were developed is around the same time that we start to initiate these, uh, you know,
01:19:02.940
medical health professionals. When we start to create, you know, professions like therapists
01:19:07.420
and psychologists, and we start prescribing SSRIs, but the way he frames it, it looks like a lot of
01:19:13.360
them were, they worked in tandem with these, uh, programs and they were meant to be sort of the
01:19:18.980
selectors. They were out there putting the feelers out, uh, knowingly or unknowingly to try to find
01:19:24.680
who would be a good, uh, fit for these, you know, these intelligence operations where they're trying
01:19:29.000
to disassociate and program individuals. And so it's like, what happened? Did you have a kid?
01:19:35.140
Did you get tied up in a, in a, in a therapy program with your kid? Did somebody eventually come to
01:19:41.080
you and go, they're a good candidate for X, Y, Z. And then did eventually something happen where you
01:19:45.900
were given a way to success. If your kids were allowed to be rolled into this program,
01:19:50.420
something to that effect, I suspect is what actually took place.
01:19:55.080
Absolutely. I think, uh, it's kind of proven through the lens of, of Wayne Harris, Eric Harris's
01:20:01.580
father, because the, I mean, that is where the Plattsburgh connection comes into play, but,
01:20:06.960
but also it's, it's important to understand that, um, you know, a lot of Eric's background was kind
01:20:13.240
of, uh, uh, strategically memory hold in a way. And I think it's because it was far too convenient
01:20:19.840
to, to, in terms of just, um, obviously, uh, just forcing the official narrative to kind of
01:20:29.180
disintegrate before your eyes and fall apart in every way. And I think that, uh, uh, just understanding
01:20:35.620
where, where, uh, Eric or Wayne Harris kind of comes into play as far as he, he was, uh, he was
01:20:42.840
involved with military intelligence. Right. And, and I think, uh, that in itself is very important
01:20:47.680
because he, he, uh, obviously was, uh, it was Wayne and Kathy Harris were, were his parents.
01:20:54.280
And, uh, he had a brother as well. That was like three years older than him, but Wayne, his father
01:20:59.580
had spent, uh, the vast majority of his life basically, uh, as a pilot, right. For the air
01:21:06.080
force and, and running these transport planes. And so he's stationed at like eight different
01:21:11.120
bases, uh, throughout his, his, uh, military career. He starts out in Kansas. He goes to Ohio
01:21:17.680
and Michigan and New York. And all of those locations, uh, I think perfectly represent the
01:21:23.160
geographical, uh, footprint of, of the networks that he very well could have been affiliated with
01:21:29.900
in terms of just, um, I think he had far more of a role to play in the lead up to 9-11 than people
01:21:37.180
would understand. And that's why the flight safety services corporation connection is, is very
01:21:41.680
important. But, um, he was allegedly forced into retirement due to cutbacks in the military budget.
01:21:47.800
And, uh, and he's stationed at Plattsburgh air force base, and this is in upstate New York.
01:21:52.520
And in 1993, he served, uh, I believe, uh, after serving 20 years in the military, right. This is
01:22:00.220
when the family moves to Jefferson County, where he, he got the job in, in Colorado at flight safety
01:22:05.520
services corporation in Englewood, which is where he was from. Actually, he grew up there.
01:22:10.300
So that in itself, Littleton, Littleton is like a, uh, it's been described as a safe community,
01:22:17.400
right. Which I thought was interesting itself as far as how these clandestine operations
01:22:21.920
are truly greenlit in these various locations. I think they have to have a sort of, uh, uh, a vital
01:22:29.100
footprint in that area to, to allow the facilitation of the clandestine operation to, to basically
01:22:36.300
be efficiently conducted and, and also have the individual assets in place to misdirect the public
01:22:43.220
whenever, uh, they're, they're poking holes in that official narrative, which is, is clearly
01:22:48.220
expected. Uh, if you're, if you're attempting to run some sort of, uh, uh, I explained it as, um,
01:22:54.400
what looks to me like a modern Gladio operation in, in many ways, utilizing the strategy of tension,
01:23:00.480
uh, right. Not only to effectively, you know, lay the groundwork to influence the general public to,
01:23:08.460
uh, basically support anti-gun legislation. And, uh, and I think that, that, that was a pivotal.
01:23:14.780
And as far as many of these mass shootings, because there are layered agendas playing out and, and they
01:23:20.000
will always kind of, uh, uh, fully exploit those avenues, uh, in my opinion, and, and, and push
01:23:26.900
further, uh, the agenda into a dystopian direction, which is always the goal. And so, um, he gets this
01:23:34.720
job at flight safety services corporation, but it, it's interesting because, uh, Wayne, it's, it's very
01:23:41.520
strange, uh, as far as the entire family is described as being, uh, uh, essentially like
01:23:48.020
the picture perfect family, right. By some of the neighbors, but many of the witness testimonies
01:23:53.880
come from members of the military who were stationed with him at Plattsburgh during the
01:23:59.000
time. And I also think it's very strange that Plattsburgh, while they were even still, uh, stationed
01:24:03.880
there, uh, was basically shut down as a military, as an active military base. And, uh, so that makes
01:24:10.360
a lot more sense because it has an 18 layer subterranean bunker system, uh, at the facility,
01:24:15.200
which is where I believe a lot of the, uh, um, you know, behavioral modification experimentation
01:24:20.400
took place. According to some of the whistleblowers who were a part of the programs, you had scientists
01:24:24.940
who came out and claimed to be ethically opposed to what was being, uh, uh, conducted in those
01:24:30.500
subterranean levels of, of the Plattsburgh, uh, military, uh, uh, base, which again, makes a lot
01:24:37.080
of sense. But, but I will say that you had members of, uh, like Eric's former friends,
01:24:42.160
because he, he was even a part of like the Plattsburgh little, little league team at like
01:24:46.800
12 years old, I believe. And, uh, and one of the friends said after the shooting that
01:24:52.180
grew up with him, that his mouth just dropped, right. And he was a typical kid. He didn't
01:24:56.720
seem anything like what is portrayed on TV, which is strange, but you also have additional
01:25:02.760
connections to, uh, witnesses who claim to have been a part of the experimentation with,
01:25:08.160
with Eric and that he had even made a statement before prior to them moving to Littleton, uh,
01:25:13.980
that, that he had, he was tired of, of the, uh, kind of, uh, enduring such, such, uh, uh,
01:25:20.760
just extraordinary levels of, of, uh, experimentation at, at a points where I believe he was even
01:25:25.900
sexually abused potentially by one of the scientists who were conducting this. But, um, so it looks
01:25:31.140
like Wayne Harris, right. Like if his friends didn't pick up on it, we're talking a sophisticated,
01:25:36.680
um, version of creating that secondary programmable personality, right. Cause it's like,
01:25:42.600
they're not even seeing him as, as they just see him as a normal kid. So it's jaw dropping,
01:25:47.620
like you said, for them to have seen what it all came to be. So this is like, they've really
01:25:52.860
segmented and created this programmable personality. Cause that's what happens in the disassociative
01:25:58.020
state is that this secondary programmable personality emerges. And then ideally, you
01:26:03.180
know, if you want to do like a Patsy or you want to do like a Manchurian candidate, you keep them
01:26:06.380
separate. And so to his friends, he doesn't even look any different. He looks just like a normal kid.
01:26:13.300
And I think there was a very unique brand of programming that we've seen, uh, too, too often
01:26:18.480
as far as the character profiles of the, of these, these mass shooters. And, um, and that,
01:26:24.600
that involves like this strange, uh, uh, sort of, uh, like Aryan neo-Nazi ideology that they kind of
01:26:33.500
attached to it, which is very interesting. Uh, and it comes back up in terms of the star chamber
01:26:38.860
and the leadership that were wearing Nazi uniforms while they were abusing children in a, in a breeding
01:26:43.940
experiment, but also choosing which children they would, they would tap for future leadership in,
01:26:49.860
in, in the white Eagle underground, which we'll get to, uh, which, which basically, um, the, the point
01:26:55.660
being is that it was genealogical that as far as like the genealogy of the individual is, is how they
01:27:02.420
would go through the process and deciding and choosing you would become a future leader of, uh,
01:27:07.500
the white Eagle underground and, and be a member, uh, potentially of the star chamber, which is the
01:27:12.360
upper echelon and leadership faction of the organization itself. But, um, uh, anyway, that plays into it,
01:27:18.900
but, but, uh, what were they looking for genetically? Yeah. See, that's the strange part. Even, even the
01:27:24.080
mother who, who her name was Belinda Schultz, uh, she, I believe was, was strategically targeted due to
01:27:30.240
her genealogical background by the cult itself, which it was described within police documents as
01:27:36.180
being a cult. Uh, but they said a cult filled with, uh, rogue intelligence operatives, which in my
01:27:43.700
opinion, and they, they even say in, uh, international as well. So Russian, uh, uh, there
01:27:48.900
was some Russian influence, but this was far more considered to be rogue intelligence officials from
01:27:54.860
the U S military intelligence apparatus that had gone rogue and were running this network. This is
01:28:00.100
through the lens though, of a local, uh, uh, a local investigator who I believe was far in far too,
01:28:08.180
uh, over his head, essentially he was, he was, um, he was in over his head. He wasn't quite understanding
01:28:13.120
the scope of this network that he had stumbled upon. And therefore he's trying to make sense of
01:28:18.320
this in, in his, uh, in his, uh, internal documents that he's recording, uh, right. The, the criminal, uh,
01:28:24.320
witness accounts or just the witness counts as well. Um, but yeah, I'll, I'll talk about that right
01:28:29.840
after I discussed Plattsburgh, just to finish that point of the mind control nature of, of what truly
01:28:35.000
could have happened to Eric Harris, because again, his father decorated air force, uh, you know, um,
01:28:41.040
officer and, uh, and later on even was apparently considered very exceptional. And as far as his
01:28:48.080
leadership capabilities and was trusted by the U S air force with some of its most highly classified
01:28:53.020
projects, including the B one bomber and its newest electronic warfare aircraft that was being used
01:28:58.740
over Kosovo at the time. And so that all was, was interesting as well. But Dylan Klebold's mother,
01:29:05.000
uh, she, her name is Sue Klebold, and she claimed that she was told military documents on brainwashing
01:29:12.080
techniques, otherwise known as mind control manuals had been discovered in the Harris family home.
01:29:17.720
So that already implicates the possibility that the father had already been, uh, kind of, uh, uh,
01:29:25.800
let's say trained in some of these sophisticated methods of psychological programming and mind control
01:29:30.960
manipulation. And so it does look like, uh, he was potentially, um, um, uh, really trained in that,
01:29:38.300
in that, uh, behavioral modification program, uh, when, when he was at, uh, uh, the military base in
01:29:45.120
Plattsburgh or before that, even, I believe, uh, it was, uh, I'm trying to remember now which military
01:29:51.480
base it was that he was connected to directly and potentially being, uh, trained in the behavioral
01:29:56.680
modification program. But again, this was more, it was more or less not entirely substantiated,
01:30:04.040
let's say. Right. But it was still allegations that, that, uh, caught my attention directly
01:30:09.600
because it seems to reinforce the narrative that, uh, I believe there's plenty of credible evidence
01:30:15.260
to point to. And so, um, yeah, it's, uh, she claimed specifically when she talked to the guardian
01:30:21.840
as recent as 2016, right. Uh, that, uh, basically we'd heard a rumor that military training materials
01:30:29.080
on brainwashing techniques had been found in Eric Harris's home, which obviously she claimed had
01:30:34.740
refueled her and her husband's belief that Dylan had been just another victim of the Columbine massacre.
01:30:41.440
And, uh, and it kind of makes sense because I talked to a few different, uh, uh, Columbine students
01:30:46.720
who allegedly were, were at the school, uh, whenever this took place. And from their accounts,
01:30:53.040
Dylan and Eric, they like Eric shifted in personality just before the event kind of was
01:30:58.900
triggered. But for the most part, they were all described as just regular kids that in no way
01:31:04.440
seemed to, to be capable of such, you know, uh, just, uh, just such extraordinary levels of violence.
01:31:10.780
Right. And, and that's what I think potentially after going through some of it and reading,
01:31:15.400
uh, what feels like was perfectly concocted FBI, as far as like the FBI's writer room,
01:31:22.660
it feels like this is fan fiction at a certain level and it perfectly reinforces the official
01:31:27.860
narrative. And so, because I feel like Dylan and Eric were far more likely to have been in this sort
01:31:34.040
of dream state where they felt like they were, um, you know, engaging in a video game. And that seems
01:31:39.940
to be almost the psychological, uh, um, let's say just, uh, uh, the position that many of these
01:31:47.440
Manchurian victims, while they're in this dissociative state, find themselves in this kind
01:31:52.140
of dream state. So none of it feels real. And, and as much as they created the, the wad levels, uh,
01:31:58.800
which were diagrams of the school, which were on doom, right? And like doom wad levels, they played
01:32:03.640
quake and stuff like that. Um, it felt like that could easily be some sort of Sirhan Sirhan reinforcing
01:32:10.220
the programming at a, at a real additional layer to where you're actively walking through the school
01:32:16.100
in a video game, uh, committing this violence and let alone the, the Columbine tapes and the Hitman
01:32:22.420
for hire where they're filming from their production, uh, film production class, Eric and Dylan have a camera
01:32:29.120
from their class at Columbine in the school where they're filming each other as Hitman for hire and
01:32:35.120
black trench coats who, uh, a bullied kid at the school is one of their friends. I think it was
01:32:41.000
Chris Morris who played the bullied kid in the, in the actual video Hitman for hire is trying to hire,
01:32:46.900
is trying to hire Dylan and Eric to kill one of the bullies at the, at the school. And so he asked him
01:32:53.540
how he wants to do it. How do you want to, how do you want to, uh, how do you want us to actually
01:32:57.520
effectively, you know, kill this, this target? And, uh, he, he, he requests a bombing, right? And, uh,
01:33:05.460
and that alone was, was very interesting because it's leading up to the event. And, uh, and also
01:33:11.040
there's clearly direct connections to FBI, uh, the son of the FBI investigator who led the investigation
01:33:17.800
into Columbine produced that, that video with Eric and Dylan, which ultimately led to them committing a
01:33:25.620
shooting in the school. And also at the end, it concludes with the entire school blowing up
01:33:32.060
and being destroyed, which was allegedly the goal. That's so, so we, we talked to, um, cause it's just
01:33:39.480
like so many layers of programming to this. We talked to Tom Althouse, who was the original creator
01:33:45.820
of the matrix. And before, uh, what, what are the, the, the Wachowski ladies, respect their genders,
01:33:54.160
please. Uh, basically stole his idea. And he talks about to what extent the FBI was interested in his
01:34:01.800
works and all these different things. Like stole their ideas is kind of not the correct term. It was
01:34:06.280
more like, uh, the agency got hold of the script or this is how the story goes. They liked it.
01:34:12.440
They wanted something with it, but they realized Tom wasn't the guy that was gonna, you know, he's
01:34:17.540
creative, so he's not gonna, uh, play around with whatever they wanted. Cause they did want to change
01:34:23.700
a lot about it. So they had the Wachowski brothers come in and these were just the guys that were
01:34:28.000
going to do the thing. Don't dead name them, but that's so I'm sorry. Yeah. Jeez, man. Um, but one of the
01:34:33.760
things that he talks about was how strange it was to watch his own creation go on and become sort of
01:34:39.500
like the inspiration for a lot of really horrifying things. Well, the trench coat and its utilization
01:34:48.060
within these mass shootings that's seen. Yeah. And that was the Wachowski brothers that did it.
01:34:52.640
Cause he was like, they, he was like, we were like, Tom, were they supposed to look dumb? And
01:34:55.520
he's like, no, dude, they were never supposed to look dumb. Like they weren't supposed to wear
01:34:58.620
trench coats and shit. Um, that was something that with the Kowski or the Wachowski brothers put in
01:35:02.800
very interesting wrinkle to put in because that, that scene when, you know, they ask him,
01:35:07.560
they're like, you have any weapons? And he just, yeah. With the trench coats. And that's so
01:35:11.240
pervasive in society too, but it's, it was never supposed to be there. And it's like,
01:35:16.660
and then it becomes like the costume for school shooters. Absolutely. Yeah. That is fascinating.
01:35:22.180
I think the, uh, you know, it's kind of the revelation of the method in a way. And in terms of,
01:35:27.920
uh, how they utilize Hollywood propaganda, uh, to, to reinforce a lot of the, you know,
01:35:34.600
agenda items that they hope the subconscious minds of the general public will embrace.
01:35:40.140
And, and that's what, uh, that's what I find so interesting about, about the, uh, kind of
01:35:46.060
conditioning through Hollywood that is so effective. Uh, right. And, and I do see, uh, just as far as the
01:35:52.060
trench coat mafia, and that's the direct in it, as far as the direct connection, I believe it was a
01:35:58.920
local network of, of, uh, essentially having an avenue to procure child assets or young, younger
01:36:05.760
assets that, that they could then, uh, kind of have, uh, yeah, just, just gain easier access to
01:36:12.400
these, these specific character profiles that would fit, uh, for, for the strategic, uh, operation that
01:36:18.620
you're hoping to pursue. And it looks like the trench coat mafia was dabbling in occultism. Uh, I believe,
01:36:24.840
uh, certain factions of the trench coat mafia were far more violent, at least, uh, you know,
01:36:29.860
romanticized, you know, kind of violent, radical, uh, uh, action as, as a solution of some kind,
01:36:36.280
uh, to just kind of, uh, I think accelerate in, in many ways, you see the accelerationist, uh,
01:36:42.940
um, uh, philosophy play into it, which, which really plagues the modern mass shooter in a way,
01:36:48.880
which is the fact that, uh, also sounds good, but it's a fact that, um, basically,
01:36:54.340
it's just interesting to me because it looks like the trench coat mafia was, was once again,
01:37:00.640
they, they were effectively, uh, uh, holding initiatory blood rituals where, where they were
01:37:06.520
forcing some of the, uh, uh, individuals who were, uh, attempting to become initiated within the
01:37:12.220
trench coat mafia. And according to one of the child or children witnesses who were, uh, basically
01:37:18.240
interviewed by an investigator in El Paso County, which is nearby, uh, Columbine and Littleton,
01:37:23.420
he, he knew Eric and Dylan and had seen them at a couple of trench coat mafia parties at,
01:37:29.940
at a few different houses. One of which was, um, was known to have been in front of a school
01:37:36.460
and, uh, and, and near a park. So I found that interesting as well, just as far as the,
01:37:41.980
the operational standpoint of, of pursuing an avenue to, to, uh, uh, uh, you know, uh, once again,
01:37:49.360
uh, find yourself in a place where you will be overexposed to children in this way.
01:37:54.620
And, um, but yeah, it's, it's, it's crazy because it looks like they were actually having them slice
01:38:00.680
themselves, like cut their, their forearms and they would have to shed blood as if they believed
01:38:06.800
that they were modern day vampires, uh, allegedly is, is what they claimed. And that this was, uh,
01:38:11.740
in some sort of sense, which by the way, it made me think that I had read somewhere recently that
01:38:16.920
basically in involved in the layered programming of mind control, they, they will strategically place
01:38:23.840
these fail safes in, in terms of the programming, because obviously there's a shelf life allegedly.
01:38:29.900
And as far as the programming is concerned, and, and if it's not reinforced at certain pivotal moments,
01:38:36.340
then you will wake up to your programming allegedly. And this makes a lot of sense in terms of the
01:38:41.660
Manchurian candidate film, because if you remember, uh, obviously they, they had, uh, they had,
01:38:47.600
they had positioned Raymond Shaw, who was, who was obviously the main character who had gone through
01:38:53.300
some sort of sexual trauma with, with a strange Oedipus complex with his mother, Angela Lansbury's
01:38:58.860
character, who's this, uh, obviously, um, you know, a prominent aristocratic sort of dynastic
01:39:05.780
family that is implementing a coup in real time. And, uh, it seems like, uh, what, what is
01:39:12.780
interesting to me more than any of it is, is basically that whenever he's triggered at the
01:39:18.260
bar, he's sitting there at the bar and he gets a phone call and they ask, is this Raymond Shaw?
01:39:22.380
And once he, he confirms that it is, they, they trigger his first layer of programming by suggesting
01:39:28.120
you should pass the time by playing a game of solitaire. And so instantly that layer is triggered.
01:39:33.080
And then as he witnesses the queen of diamonds, the first queen of diamonds he sees triggers the
01:39:39.440
secondary layer of programming. And then as he sees the next, uh, at least two, I think queen of
01:39:45.880
diamonds, uh, I believe it was then he, uh, he, he instantly is, is in such a suggestible dissociative
01:39:52.600
state that he, he's not even, uh, present. He doesn't even recognize and acknowledge Frank
01:39:58.140
Sinatra's character when he walks into the bar. And then once he sees the, the queen of car, you
01:40:02.760
know, the, the, the card of, of the queen of diamonds, again, he leaves the bar and goes straight
01:40:08.420
to the lake and jumps in the lake and fully submerges himself, not knowing as to why, when
01:40:13.960
he wakes up that he had no knowledge as to how he got there. And that in itself makes sense as far
01:40:19.540
as how you would, um, you know, trigger a Manchurian and this, this sense. Um, but yeah, it, it looks
01:40:25.760
like, um, as far as just these very reliable claims coming from, uh, the Plattsburgh air force
01:40:31.620
base where Harris's family was located at the time, uh, claim that by the age of 10, Harris was drafted
01:40:39.120
into these behavioral modification programs underway there. And basically, were you, were you saying
01:40:44.880
that the, were you part of these programs? The cutting, the cutting was, uh, was part of the
01:40:50.880
trigger mechanism or do you think? Yes. Yeah. That was the point I was going to make was, was
01:40:55.480
essentially what the individuals cutting themselves would help trigger them back into their dissociative
01:41:02.880
state. And they would, they would reject, uh, essentially, uh, these returning memories, which
01:41:08.040
is very interesting how, how, uh, this would provide them with this subconscious, uh, kind of misdirection
01:41:14.500
where they had no ability. And as soon as they committed self-harm in that way, it would trigger
01:41:19.560
that layer of reinforcing the programming. And so that, that in itself was, was fascinating to me,
01:41:25.480
just as far as seeing the connection directly to that of the, the higher, uh, as far as just the,
01:41:32.200
the, uh, more, uh, exclusive membership of the trench coat mafia, which were obviously,
01:41:37.520
you know, only the initiated who went through the blood ritual would actually be a part of the,
01:41:43.480
the leadership of the trench coat mafia. So that in itself is fascinating to me, as well as
01:41:48.640
the level of connections to the blackjack pizza restaurant that they were working at at the time,
01:41:53.560
which again, I had mentioned the subway shop murders that happened 10 months after Columbine,
01:41:58.460
because there was an investigation where all of these allegations were being made that it was,
01:42:03.500
it was the hub of a drug trafficking operation that was flooding drugs into, into the area. And so if
01:42:09.420
the subway shop, that's just two miles from Columbine, uh, is, is, uh, effectively implicated as,
01:42:15.760
as being, uh, one of the strategic hubs of this network, uh, then how could we not imagine the
01:42:22.540
blackjack pizza restaurant that they worked at where the, the owner actually blew up, uh, dry ice bombs in
01:42:29.220
the bathroom and, uh, and they, in no way were, were raising red flags for, for the boys as, as they
01:42:36.140
were clearly, you know, uh, uh, kind of, uh, um, they were engaging in some very strange experiments
01:42:43.460
behind the blackjack pizza as well. And they had this fascination with fireworks where they would,
01:42:49.060
they would host these firework, uh, displays on top of the roof. And, uh, and one of the owners was,
01:42:55.320
would take his daughter there apparently, but very strange. And, but I will say I didn't,
01:43:01.220
unfortunately, I haven't gotten to do, I think it's so critical to actually discuss the, the layered,
01:43:08.140
uh, operational standpoint of what was being conducted in terms of blackjack pizza. And then
01:43:13.500
the wider network of the brotherhood of the white temple and the white Eagle underground, all of this
01:43:18.080
matters. And I also think, um, uh, they, they were conditioning the children for years ahead of time
01:43:24.460
at Columbine specifically, which, uh, who knows it could, Columbine could be a strategic operational,
01:43:30.480
uh, the, the, the shooters or just the general, the general population of the school. So not only was
01:43:38.860
there a death education program, which had been implemented at the school, uh, even education
01:43:44.600
program. Okay. Austin, what the, this is what happens every time we, every time we talk to him
01:43:49.020
and it's not your fault. This is our fault. Death education program. We catch up with Austin
01:43:53.460
for 30 minutes. Then we tell him to tell us about everything else that he knows. Yeah. And he knows
01:43:58.220
that. Then we ask him to tell us about the topic and then we end up doing a part two and then we
01:44:03.300
derail. Can we do a part two please? Of course we can do a part two. Dude, schedule for, uh, this,
01:44:09.380
I don't know if we can do this coming week because Thanksgiving's coming up because with this
01:44:13.060
episode we've covered, I mean, you had to cover the LIBOR scandal in order to really properly explain
01:44:19.020
just the first part of the Columbine, the Columbine, uh, massacre. And now we have to go
01:44:25.120
into this next part dealing with. I have this society. I have this stuff pulled up about Madeline
01:44:31.440
McCain, the little girl who went missing in Portugal and how Ghislaine Maxwell seems to like
01:44:37.040
fit the image of the, the, the person that allegedly kidnapped her and all this different
01:44:41.260
stuff. And I, I Austin is really the only person that I care to, cause I don't really, I'm to the
01:44:45.740
point. I don't give a shit about Epstein unless I'm hearing somebody that I actually trust has done
01:44:50.320
research and understands it. And I wanted to go down that. We have to do a part two. Yeah. We have
01:44:56.080
to do a part two. Look, Austin, uh, we have another guest coming in really soon. So unfortunately we
01:45:02.100
have to, uh, prematurely end this one. Um, I don't know if I should ask you for your plugs.
01:45:08.120
I'll keep it short. I'll keep it short. I promise. Uh, it was hilarious though, because, uh, um, I had
01:45:17.680
intended on, on dropping a bomb to start the episode in terms of, uh, this John Wayne Gacy
01:45:23.200
connection that I discovered that just fell into my lap recently in the past few days, because I had
01:45:27.780
come on, uh, prior to this and talk to you guys about, um, obviously serial killers just fundamentally
01:45:32.800
disappearing, uh, around the same time, mass shooters just happened to surface and create
01:45:38.220
this new cultural phenomena. But, uh, but it's fascinating to me because I mentioned, uh, John
01:45:43.040
Wayne Gacy being this kind of, uh, uh, also fall guy, Patsy cut out, uh, for the, the wider network
01:45:49.160
to essentially take the fall. And, uh, you know, I believe he kidnapped, uh, Johnny gosh, the, the
01:45:55.280
paper boy fetish was essentially ordered through him in a certain way, but then also here's the craziest
01:46:00.040
part and then I'll drop it and I'll let you guys go. It's basically that John Wayne Gacy,
01:46:04.620
his first victim. So you guys remember Paul Bonassi, right? He was the Franklin scandal victim
01:46:09.820
who has got on the record about Michael Aquino. He was a victim of Lawrence E King, uh, of the
01:46:15.800
Franklin Omaha, you know, credit union scandal. And, and, uh, basically he was even at the foundation
01:46:20.880
of NAMBLA, right? The North American man, boy love association with members of the Catholic
01:46:25.080
clergy in Boston, Massachusetts. But it turns out that he, he claimed that he was well aware
01:46:31.640
that John Wayne Gacy potentially, uh, abducted Johnny gosh. But then what I also found out,
01:46:37.880
and this is, there's no way this is coincidental. It looks like Paul Bonassi's mother. So the very
01:46:44.580
first victim of John Wayne Gacy was a kid by the name of Tim McCoy. That was, that was Paul Bonassi's
01:46:53.000
stepbrother. What? Dude, this is like, this gets into the serial killer thing. And like,
01:46:58.960
what? Oh my God, bro. I know, man. It's insane. So yeah. Anyway, we'll, uh, when we end this,
01:47:06.540
go into our Calendly and find a soon open date, please don't, don't, don't ask us. Just go in
01:47:13.900
there. Find one. Like I told you, like he, he always asks, he's like, Hey, I got something.
01:47:18.080
Stop asking us. You just, you like are one of the few people just schedule yourself. Yeah.
01:47:21.660
Nobody else do that shit. Okay. I'll, I'll, I'll leave you guys with just the fact that I
01:47:29.940
appreciate you so much. And, and, uh, I can't thank you guys enough, man. I'm so grateful that,
01:47:35.040
that, um, I have these opportunities that you guys let me on to, to have these conversations and
01:47:40.280
that you're willing to let me go a little schizo occasionally. And I apologize for that,
01:47:44.600
but I think it's, it's at least it's a good time, right? I mean, but, uh, but yeah, it's nothing but
01:47:51.620
love, uh, on this end, you guys. And, and, uh, I appreciate you, you know, just so you're aware.
01:47:57.900
Yeah. Listen, Austin, I feel like one of our favorite people. Yeah. But in, in the last couple
01:48:02.540
of months, I, we've been so busy like doing the studio. I feel like the show is moving,
01:48:07.960
not necessarily in another direction, but we've been doing like, we've been doing a lot of biblical
01:48:12.180
stuff. A lot of Bible studies, like, uh, I guess, uh, I've been solidifying my relationship with God
01:48:19.020
and that thing there. We've gotten away from, uh, that commute. I mean, after the whole tower gang
01:48:25.560
thing and all this stuff, I've gotten away from that community that I really like. So like,
01:48:28.800
if we haven't been as present on Twitter or whatever, it's not because we're like it,
01:48:34.960
we're just like, we're spread 15 different ways, but we're building, we're building shit. And we want
01:48:40.100
to, uh, bring you guys along. We're going to bring you guys along with us. Well, yeah. I mean,
01:48:44.240
that's a, we're, we talked about in the last episode, we were with you on, um, we're doing
01:48:48.940
Bohemian Grove. Bear with us in this, uh, time of growth. Yeah. Well, first Friday and Saturday
01:48:55.320
of March. Uh, I hope you're here and I hope you're here for the VIP day. I hope you're here
01:48:59.260
for the performance day. I know our audience loves you and they're going to want to see you
01:49:03.500
and touch you and harass you in real life. I'll be there, man. Just tell me the date and I'll,
01:49:07.980
I'll be there for sure. That's it, man. Well, like I said, first Friday and Saturday
01:49:15.060
And guys, once again, like I always say, go to, uh, go to Austin's YouTube page, follow
01:49:21.100
him there, go to his, where are you? I have this right here. Here we go. Go to his, uh,
01:49:27.020
Patreon as well. Please support him there. So that way, you know, when you, when you support
01:49:31.340
creators, they're able to do a little bit more creating rather than, uh, you know, the ins
01:49:37.620
and outs of life. And we appreciate you guys for doing that. So thank you for supporting us,
01:49:42.520
but go support him too, because this guy's actually like doing real, real work stuff that
01:49:52.580
Man, what you guys are doing, it, it honestly inspires me, man. And, and, uh, I've, I just
01:49:58.360
appreciate, you know, having this relationship with you guys. I think the dynamic is, is very
01:50:03.560
special and valuable and, and, uh, yeah, people are desperate, man, just to feel like not represented,
01:50:10.460
but at a certain level to have your ideas represented, I think. And, and, and, and coming
01:50:16.360
from, um, you know, a truly just genuinely ethical standpoint, I think where you, you have the best
01:50:25.280
of intentions. So that's what I respect and admire the most out of you guys is your drive
01:50:29.680
and, and willingness to, to just grow. You know, it's like, if you're not attempting to
01:50:34.880
grow every day at every level of who you are as a person, you're going to be taking steps
01:50:40.200
back. That's just, I think the way the world is, it's how it happens. And so you have to
01:50:44.780
be actively reflecting on who you are and who you hope to become. So yeah, nothing but love
01:50:50.600
brother. Appreciate you guys, brother guys. Uh, we'll see you in a couple of minutes until
01:50:56.000
then. Don't forget to obey, submit and comply. Goodbye.