00:01:07.420He said the first thing, which I accepted and was trying to describe,
00:01:11.440the sun is probably hollow or something.
00:01:13.980And how come a magical astronaut never put his high-def iPhone
00:01:17.360to show us thousands of these magical satellites?
00:01:20.000There is no video of a satellite in space. None.
00:01:22.740This one is a orb, which we used to see all the time, dropping into a chemtrail, and it's going to shoot some Plasmaverse at the chemtrail.
00:01:34.380What I notice is there's a group of people trying to take over the world that are so afraid of dying, like no one you've ever seen, because when human consciousness expands, it's going to be a bit like them trying to prevent the tide from coming in.
00:01:52.740Mmm, in the shadows of the ancient ones
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00:04:46.980Joining us today, or returning today, is Crow777.
00:04:52.260It's been a long time since our last episode, so I'm really excited to get into this conversation.
00:04:55.980But before we do, let's tell everybody where they can find your work.
00:05:00.100all right me and jason drop a podcast every wednesday everything is on a private server
00:05:06.520so that we can guarantee free speech now we serve it we do it we pay for it and that is crow triple
00:05:12.000seven radio.com c r r two r's c r r o w seven seven seven radio.com and we've got shoot the
00:05:21.540two-hour film with 10 awards in the world now jason produced it um everything's available to
00:05:27.520the members oh oh go ahead i'm sorry i should mention my current solar telescope work is
00:05:35.820exclusive to membership very cool you guys have created something uh that's going to be
00:05:41.880pretty sturdy i mean you said you what did you do you secured the servers this is what does that
00:05:47.600even mean it means that i have been censored on every platform known to man and that google has
00:05:53.800an active censorship algorithm on crow triple seven on lunar wave look in 2017 they sniped my
00:06:01.740site because jason and i covered the mandalay bay nonsense which we had quit doing and we only did it
00:06:07.820for just what was it jason like four minutes three minutes oh yeah it wasn't very long but we we said
00:06:14.920what we thought we said what we thought because everyone was falling for it again so they snipe
00:06:20.420it three weeks later they put it back with about 25 000 less subs and here's the thing day before
00:06:27.560they sniped my site down if you put crow triple seven into a search engine so many of my videos
00:06:33.040had been embedded my telescope worked lunar wave there were 20 million unique returns page after
00:06:39.240page after page they sniped it for three weeks all those links turned into 404s of course the
00:06:44.620admin and the server starts dumping links and after three weeks they're all gone they put me
00:06:49.660back you do a search after the fact you're lucky if you see a thousand unique returns on my name
00:06:55.200and on the second page it's already duplicating so i go to a private server give them the middle
00:07:01.060finger and we have actual free speech we do not self-censor and say ridiculous things like
00:07:07.400unalive as if the algorithm can't figure out what that means or what is it pew pew that's the
00:07:14.080laughable one yeah i just say gun you know yeah and and we carry it like that and by the way after
00:07:20.080seeing your intro i wanted to ask have you guys ever dropped a nephilim before uh i mean it's
00:07:26.600funny that you ask you know uh he's joined us ever since uh our our altercations turns out once you
00:07:32.900you really get them in this state they're not that bad it's really about the quality of beetles that
00:07:36.820you put it into like if you put it in a nice jug and leave it there for about a week it'll clean
00:07:40.480that skin right out yeah but then something strange happens to the beetle from consuming0.99
00:07:44.480the flesh you gotta kill those two yeah you do have to kill them uh with fire i'm glad you i'm0.99
00:07:49.240glad you didn't go those two smoking barrels route and start talking about how long it takes a pig to1.00
00:07:53.640do the job honestly we thought about the pigs but the beetles were more cost effective pigs already
00:07:58.980have demons in them so we didn't they had no more room yeah you know it's funny guys though you're
00:08:04.020talking about the whole like pew pew unalive thing uh it is so off-putting to me whenever i see some
00:08:09.020sort of content that's produced by an adult and they're saying that and it's really strange
00:08:13.460because you see that on tiktok regularly because they have such stringent um you know parameters
00:08:17.640of censorship and such and it's just strange because everybody knows what you're talking
00:08:21.980about it's strange when you see them in real life the tiktok people and they're still using0.94
00:08:25.680they're still doing it yeah it is it's a form of social control and manipulation because you're0.97
00:08:29.440like oh this is not just for online like that's actually been embedded yes into your your psyche
00:08:34.200I don't like that. It's social engineering works. Right. But they are fooling the algorithms.
00:08:39.280The algorithms clearly are not smart enough to put together what everyone else has put together.
00:08:43.320Well, this is the concerning thing I was going to I was going to say thank you, Crow, because there are guys like you and a couple of others, maybe I don't know, less than a handful of others who have paid the price for like this extreme censorship from 2014 till 20.
00:08:58.700right like right around 2020 where people were really getting their heads cut off and nowadays
00:09:03.180people just go online or youtube and say whatever and are pretty successful yeah without the push
00:09:08.920back because the culture has moved in such a yeah i mean us being one of them to show up like right
00:09:14.100after the the censorship got you know alleviated a little bit and we we fought with like the tail
00:09:19.100end of it but nothing in comparison to the people who came before you know i again to say that that
00:09:23.700this stuff won't come back around is naive but the people that did come before us and took those
00:09:28.700major arrows like yeah huge props to you guys i would i would suggest to you guys that they
00:09:35.280that was all social engineering they showed you that so you know they can do it and part of that
00:09:42.020is why the walking zombies are saying pew pew because that is the social engineering that is
00:09:47.900the litmus test you're self-centered you're complaining about censorship while you censor
00:09:52.760human speech, which is like a gift from God. It's what makes us better than animals for crying out
00:09:58.940loud. Yeah. A matter of fact, I'd go so far as to say censoring human speech that isn't harming
00:10:03.920anyone is evil. I would agree with that. You know, um, before we go any further, I want to give Jason
00:10:09.640an opportunity to, um, just introduce himself. Cause the last time you were here, Crow, you
00:10:14.220didn't have Jason with you. So this is the first time we've had the pleasure of communicating with
00:10:17.260them. And, um, and I just kind of want to give you the floor for a second, Jason, and let everybody
00:10:21.020know what role you you play in this and um you know just kind of introduce yourself well my name
00:10:27.200is jason lindgren i started uh doing my own thing before a podcast blew up totally crazy
00:10:33.400on a youtube channel called secrets of saturn i did that for a little while and then crow and i
00:10:38.620met we realized we had good chemistry and i ended up doing the show with him full time
00:10:42.500i write a lot of the shows i'm big on researching and writing and getting things
00:24:27.800uh presents itself with any frequency you know any regular regularity or is this something that
00:24:34.880so the deal is is i was the first one to shoot it that we knew of in 2012 unfortunately i was also
00:24:42.240the second guy to film it a year and a half later and i was filming the whole time so far the lunar
00:24:48.200this wave and i if i had it to do over again i would not call it a lunar wave i'd call it a
00:24:52.620wave. Probably it's been filmed between 50 and a hundred times in front of the moon. It's been
00:24:58.660filmed in front of Saturn. It's been filmed in front of Jupiter. And last summer I shot it in
00:25:03.920front of the sun. So it's not unique to the moon. So, well, okay. So you're saying that then,
00:25:10.220um, if we are in a firmament, the moon is sitting just outside of it.
00:25:15.300um i mean i can guess as well as anyone else um i i can't answer that with authority i have
00:25:24.060my suspicions but um i gotta be honest i'd be guessing so but but what is clear is it's not
00:25:30.540unique to the moon you just said that it happened you've seen it on the sun you've seen it happen
00:25:34.080to saturn um so it's much more likely that this is something outside of these celestial bodies
00:25:43.520and it has to do with whatever we're looking through to perceive them the this thing that
00:25:51.180we're looking through which you use the word firmament i can see why that would be the case
00:25:55.440um so so has anybody said it's an atmospheric phenomenon because certainly if it is an
00:26:02.920atmospheric phenomenon it's a new one that hasn't been coined before um so way way back uh when
00:26:10.700all hell had broken loose because i posted this you got to realize i shot this in um on the true
00:26:17.460equinox in september in 2012 i held the footage for a year because i didn't want social media
00:26:22.820i'd worked online i knew i had an idea where all this was going and i didn't want to be part of it
00:26:27.720i got talked in to open up youtube 2013 october all hell broke loose you remember the internet
00:26:34.560was a different place back then um and it got crazy 30 days later the flat earth movement
00:26:40.980explodes and they're all referencing this footage so what i can tell you for sure is that probably
00:26:48.260anywhere across the ecliptic if something backlights it enough and you've got optical
00:26:52.780tools you could probably catch it i can't tell you when the best time is but i will tell you that
00:26:58.300since we've caught it in front of those luminaries the ecliptic is the band that holds the apparent
00:27:03.660path of so-called planets sun and moon right um my guess is that it is actually in the upper
00:27:10.460highest part of our atmosphere or maybe the firmament depending on what the firmament
00:27:15.340actually is so i know you said you can't say when the best time to view this phenomenon would be but
00:27:21.600is there any sort of patterns emerging in the data that correlates between one uh you know one one
00:27:29.540capture and another capture of this phenomenon so i went at it for a long time i'm not the best
00:27:36.240math guy so i started to become like the center of it which i thought was wrong oh here crow is
00:27:43.620this real i'm not the the authority i'm not god so i kind of stepped back from it and went on doing
00:27:50.280the other things i do many people have gone at the question you're asking so what it comes down to
00:27:55.200is who do you think did the best job um i think eventually we'll know what it is
00:28:01.640but until that time we know it exists we know it can be filmed and uh it has never been described
00:28:10.180way back i told my subs when i was at about a hundred thousand on youtube to go to their local
00:28:16.240observatories and ask them to look at it only one commented from like denmark or somewhere over in
00:28:22.420that part of the world they gave one sentence it's clearly atmospheric so that that was the
00:28:28.480size of it but that's useful information so okay um uh the question that i have then is
00:28:36.520if this is caught by an amateur astronomer i use the correct terminology yeah he's he probably i
00:28:44.420don't know if you consider yourself amateur at this point well i mean just in the sense that
00:28:48.040not professionally employed i'm amateur i am absolutely amateur so um another question that
00:28:55.440dawns on me is what the hell are nasa and these other space institutions doing around the world
00:29:03.360that this is and it's not unheard of in any industry for an amateur practitioner to catch
00:29:07.880a thing that the industry at large hasn't seen before um but once you've seen it and then you've
00:29:14.840you've established that it does exist by capturing it on other occasions, it makes you wonder why
00:29:21.500haven't these other institutions caught it? And I'm not saying that to even throw your discovery
00:29:27.340into question, more so questioning the validity of these institutions.
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00:30:49.780you might as well publish it. Well, I'm glad you should ask, and this is one of the reasons that
00:30:54.780Jason and I thought nobody would be interested in our film, because what I'm about to say,
00:30:59.580I say in the film, NASA and all the space agencies are in the same club, and they exist to try to
00:31:05.960sure you have no idea what's above your head um and that is my point of view on the whole thing
00:31:12.620they hand us things like moon landing and interstellar remember interstellar came out
00:31:18.560and they're already starting to hedge well yeah we lied but we had to we did the russians no
00:31:23.260nonsense if you fake that and we were truly in a blood and treasure war with the enemy the enemy
00:31:30.340would have outed you but the enemy didn't out you and what did they do they faked like they're0.86
00:31:35.860doing it just like china's faking like they did it let me tell you something about the india one0.83
00:31:39.760did you see the india exactly let me tell all you space agency folks the thing i know you go to the0.99
00:31:46.580moon and i will be glad to receive 24 7 hd video that shows us all over the place and until you
00:31:55.140want to do that i will tell you that you couldn't put a boot on the moon if you wanted to it's
00:32:00.260better described as a luminary ah man that's interesting it's actually what's interesting
00:32:05.380is uh you you said your last award came from india so is that implying that uh there's a kind
00:32:11.520of i guess for lack of better words there's truth or community out there that doesn't believe that's
00:32:15.560last two awards and i mentioned a lot about vedic astronomy i respect in my book india is the oldest
00:32:23.860going in terms of civilization culture and i appreciate all they've handed us not just the
00:32:31.200spiritual legacy that goes back millennia but their astronomy and the things that they've done
00:32:37.840I think it's important and it's ironic if you ask them they'll say we don't have a written history
00:32:43.460and that's when I start thinking well unfortunately you were taken over for a while by an empire you
00:32:49.420know so your written history is in some lord's private library probably but Sanskrit you know
00:32:55.480it's an old, old language, but there are people over there who know. And, um, that's why I think
00:33:02.020I'm, I, I gave a thumbs up and appreciated the Vedic contribution to a world, which is
00:33:07.120significant. And, uh, I think they appreciated that maybe. There's a lot of people that think
00:33:12.820that, uh, you know, the sort of the UFOs that we're experiencing or the bell shaped crap that
00:33:17.820the Nazi regime was rumored to have had are actually just Vimanas, uh, that, that stem from,
00:33:24.360you know vedic lore i guess you could call it lore i mean they stem from uh like greek lore as
00:33:29.360well right sure yeah there's a lot of correlation there reminds me of charlie robinson's book here
00:33:33.480he has a new book the octopus of population control where he uh he has a couple of chapters
00:33:38.200about india specifically and uh the population control that happened there and you wonder why
00:33:44.820it's like well was it for their natural resources and goods and spices or whatever whenever you hear
00:33:49.900war over spices i'm just kind of like these spices to make your house stinky and okay fine maybe but
00:33:55.840what you're saying there is like it's it's a lot more reasonable to assume that they might have
00:34:00.560went in there and destabilized a country of almost a billion people and then stripped it of its
00:34:05.100history and to attempt to strip it of its history if this is what the history because yeah astrology
00:34:10.500if their their astrology has to be accurate if they're going to worship the pantheon of gods
00:34:15.360that they're going that they that they do have sure it's over and over excuse me over and over
00:34:19.460again that through puberty i don't know what the heck that was uh that ancient peoples had a much
00:34:24.840greater grasp of the stars i mean they didn't have uh real housewives of whatever dallas texas
00:34:30.940i don't think that's a show um you know to to occupy their time they were enamored with the
00:34:36.360stars and they had a deeper understanding um of this sort of sky clock you know uh if that's what
00:34:43.080you want to call it and so it's it's similar to the situation where we supposedly go into iraq
00:34:48.600and we strip iraq of its you know ancient information destabilizes people kill a million
00:34:54.500of them yes we're here to guard the museum folks oh what happened it just got robbed and we know0.56
00:35:00.100what they're doing yeah they're covering up a past that proves we are not the the most advanced
00:35:06.200there ever was not by a long shot as they continually try to prevent us from waking up
00:35:12.440they're trying to prevent the consciousness lift that is endemic to the age change that's going on
00:35:18.140right now um we're no longer falling through cycles we're on an ascendant now and we haven't
00:35:23.360known that for a long long time and that puts one foot on a banana peel for the people in power
00:35:28.980because when human consciousness expands it's going to be a bit like them trying to prevent
00:35:34.200the tide from coming in maybe they do it a week maybe they do it a month but i know and you know
00:35:38.820the tide's coming in um that's why they're reducing populations with their nonsense they
00:35:43.980just pulled uh it's no secret that they're trying to control everything and they've created an
00:35:51.120artificial world that they can claim they can't claim the natural world they can't make a fish
00:35:56.200they can't make an oak tree they have no claim so the artificial world they're building they can
00:36:01.000claim. It's digital. And they already proved it out in China. We can control every person in real
00:36:06.660time. They gave them that tech in the summer of 97. Shoshana Zuboff wrote about it in her book,
00:36:12.900Surveillance Capitalism. So, you know, we kind of know where we're at. We don't know everything
00:36:18.040we'd like to, but we know that they're not nice. Well, let's go back here for a second,
00:36:23.920because you mentioned, and I see somebody in the chat was asking the same question.
00:36:27.320And I'm grateful for that because I almost lost it.
00:36:29.600You mentioned that the moon is best described as a luminary.
00:36:32.440Now, you are, you know, sort of, I guess for lack of a better term, you're in an intimate relationship with the moon and all these other celestial bodies because you have the capabilities of observing them to a degree that the average person doesn't have.
00:36:48.160And you've been aggregating this data for a long time.
00:38:29.660We're aware of like the experiments of when the moonlight is out that the things in the moonlight actually have a slightly higher temperature or lower temperature.
00:38:40.840It's a cool light and it's not a reflection of the sun.
00:38:44.100And people, I've heard the claim, and I don't know, you know, I've not done the research myself, but I've heard the claim that this is almost described as like a putrid light.
00:38:52.120It's a light of its own that it's generating, it's not reflecting, and that that light actually is cooler.
00:38:59.480You were told you don't try to cure meats under the moon or it will rot.
00:39:04.440You know, there are all kinds of natural things that were known to this.
00:39:07.960There was a man who's in a black and white clip from the early 60s, I think, might have been CBS, who right before they were getting ready to do their moonshot nonsense, came on the news and said, the moon is plasma.0.92
00:39:25.920And everyone said, oh, you're crazy, old man.0.60
00:39:27.780We're getting ready to go to the moon and land on it.0.99
00:44:34.980of the um you know the the tides and this is due to its gravitational pull because it's not
00:44:42.180it's not the man the man who made up the saying this is where common sense goes to die or whatever
00:44:48.180the proper way to say that old cliche was was a man who set out to prove the moon was controlling
00:44:53.060the tides and if it did then why don't the great lakes and every big lake have tides it clearly
00:44:57.560does not. It may, it may play some role in the greater scheme of things, but we've got major
00:45:04.960bodies of water that have no tides. So you can't explain that away. Yeah. More so what I see is
00:45:10.380the moon having an effect psychologically on human beings, which is fascinating. What is,
00:45:14.460what is a gravitational pull? Yeah. Exactly. Yeah. So, um, I've heard that like when the moon is full,
00:45:21.980what it it's not that it has an effect on you i thought i always thought it was like that it was
00:45:27.680pulling on your water because we're we're mostly water water in me got a lot of water uh but i i
00:45:33.560heard more recently that it's it's making the parasites within you more active or aggravating
00:45:38.340them so people's behavior changes in that manner that's a fascinating thing i i would suggest to
00:45:43.420you that there is a level of knowing about the natural world where all truth resides0.92
00:45:50.300which is why this artificial world is a complete pain in our ass pardon my french because it it0.58
00:45:56.900departs from nature immediately by building a foundation on one and zero and and zero has no0.88
00:46:03.220counterpart in nature nature is made of everything not no thing so when you go and recognize that all
00:46:09.480truth is in nature and you go back to the cultures who were close to nature and use that as their
00:46:15.400benchmark, you will begin to realize things like the hermetic principles. One of them, I think it's
00:46:20.960the seventh one, says everything has principles of gender. Well, that's a thing that I can see.1.00
00:46:26.740It has principles of gender. I just learned through those laws. Those are not principles.1.00
00:46:31.420Those are laws. And so it's a direct connection to us. You can match menstrual cycles, the cycles
00:46:39.560of life in both genders. It's crazy the amount of stuff that used to get timed out to a month.0.51
00:46:45.400We use a month now. There was a time when it was a moon. And the reason is, is because you could have 13 months with the exact same number of days. And Sunday and Monday would appear on the same, you know, the last day and the first day would be the same every time around a logical way to do it. We pulled everything to the sun to get back to your question of, can I back up that it's not a rock in space? From my part, I think the fact that they had to lie about the moon shot tells you quite a bit about that question.
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01:02:33.020at Spreaker.com. Spreaker, because if you're going to talk to yourself for an hour,
01:02:38.340you might as well publish it. And the context in which I want to bring that up is it kind of
01:02:45.080is moon adjacent because it is celestial body focused. And it is this topic that Elon Musk
01:02:54.880has talked about on the NELF boys. I believe the NELF, NELF, NELF with a K doesn't matter.
01:03:00.200It doesn't matter. And he's been on their podcast, which was a weird conversation, but he starts talking about his concerns and his desires to go to Mars. And one of the reasons that he wants to do that is this popular, I guess you could call it a conspiracy theory.0.99
01:03:16.020And it is the concern that we are experiencing the first incremental steps towards a magnetic polar shift and that this would destabilize the planet in such a way that we would experience a long period of every kind of natural catastrophe that you could imagine.
01:03:36.780The reason I said it's moon adjacent is because in that conversation, he says, even the moon wouldn't be far enough to escape the implications of a polar shift. And that destabilization of this magnetic north, magnetic south also ties into this idea that as soon as that really kicks off, that's going to mess with the power grid in such a way that's going to be one of the first things to go.
01:04:03.360that the power grid goes down because of the electromagnetic something that i'm not smart
01:04:07.960enough to express on this show um but it is something that we're constantly made to be
01:04:13.800afraid and a lot of this stuff kind of fits in that category it's stuff that we're constantly
01:04:17.920being made to be afraid of whether it's apophis this gigantic meteor is it's gonna come and it's
01:04:24.060gonna make a real close pass by but it might hit us and if it does that's it um i just noticed that
01:04:30.220you were talking recently about the power grid and i wonder if any of this is relevant to that
01:04:34.640conversation he's just you know even common sense takes apart the nonsense you just described him
01:04:41.340as claiming even gonna affect the moon well then it's never happened because the moon's been here
01:04:46.000a long time and i can see it so what do you got next pal um and by the way if it is a natural
01:04:52.140event from nature where all truth resides well i'm still not afraid of it because that means
01:04:57.500that it happens from time to time, and there's nothing you're going to do to change it. What I
01:05:02.040notice is there's a group of people trying to take over the world that are so afraid of dying,
01:05:06.920like no one you've ever seen. Clearly, there's no heaven for them, right? Although I guess I could
01:05:13.140say I've known a lot of Christians that swear heaven's there, but they too are the most afraid
01:05:17.540of dying. My point is, we kind of know that when we die, we're not done in this era. We kind of
01:05:24.940know that even laws describe that energy can't be destroyed. We're energy, right? So the amount of,
01:05:32.100if all that's true, the amount of time I've spent in this lifetime is less than a drop in the
01:05:36.280bucket. So I'm not worried about anything at all. And the idea that we should be afraid of death
01:05:43.620is ludicrous on the face of it because we've all got to do it. I've seen it more times in my life.
01:05:49.400My first job out of high school, because I dropped out in the ninth grade and my dad lined0.95
01:05:54.260me up to try to punish me to work in an old folks home and that was the first time i was face to0.99
01:05:59.020face to death you know i was in the military my point here is that for some reason these people
01:06:05.620who are making the underground bunkers and controlling everything and making up stories
01:06:10.540like the one you just told so they'd have an excuse to turn off the grid or whatever it is
01:06:14.520are doing everything to avoid death almost like they're afraid of something we're not aware of
01:06:23.480for a different reason than we have to be concerned with to put it common sense no i i agree with that
01:06:31.760um it's one of the great so among the elites the question is constantly how do you prolong life
01:06:41.980and it's even to the extent of if you believe in the conspiracies which i think there's a lot of
01:06:49.420evidence to suggest that it's true um even preying upon the young and helpless infants you name it
01:06:57.520because there's a life essence within them that extends the elite's life essence you know they're
01:07:05.600they're we're out here buying products for longevity and uh it seems like they're drinking
01:07:11.160babies in order to achieve longevity so yeah committing atrocities and dumping endless amounts
01:07:17.480of resources into this fear this fear of of dying and i think it is probably i mean you nailed it
01:07:25.620right we all have to do it it is probably birth and death are the two most consistent elements
01:07:32.180of the human experience bar none bar none that is the thing that we're all guaranteed is birth
01:07:39.500and death and it's been that way since the beginning of the human experience and it's
01:07:45.140something that they treat like um you know there's there's one part of it where it goes out
01:07:50.560wouldn't it be cool if you could figure out how to cheat death and then there's another part of
01:07:55.440it where it's like no they are feverishly dumping all of their resources in time it is their sole
01:08:00.060fixation is how the reason for that i would suggest there is a reason if you came up to me
01:08:06.420right now and jason's laughing right now because he knows something if you came up to me right now
01:08:13.060and said, I could give you life ad infinitum or something. I'm not interested. I know where truth
01:08:20.040resides. It resides in nature. I'm surrounded by it. And you know what it taught me? One of the
01:08:24.340things it taught me that I know is true is things get born and things die. So to start to mess with
01:08:30.200that pulls you out of truth, pulls you out of nature, pulls you out of basically at the bottom
01:08:36.300of what you are. It seems pretty clear to me that they are afraid of death for a different reason
01:08:41.660than we are most of us are afraid of it because we watch too much tv and too many movies and listen
01:08:47.640to the news too much um i think they're afraid of it for a different reason but um you know you get
01:08:54.580back to people like jason and i just interviewed eric dollard as a matter of fact jason you want
01:08:59.400to talk about dollard for a minute um it's not often you're going to get an opportunity to talk
01:09:03.800basically the tesla of our time right well first of all gentlemen do you know who eric dollard is
01:09:11.800Okay, so he is absolutely the quintessential, eccentric, brilliant, genius kind of guy, specifically for electrical engineering.
01:09:20.940Now, he's in his 70s, so what he started learning about electrical engineering and the electric grid and all the science behind that is going way back pre-digital, pre-everything.
01:09:32.280everything was analog and what he discusses is how good the grid used to be like literally could
01:09:38.660have survived being bombed out of oblivion and still be able to function and he has a huge
01:09:44.520problem with what they've been doing jacking over the grid over the years replacing it with just
01:09:48.500digital garbage and how everything's got all this crazy ass noise now that didn't used to be in the
01:09:54.040lines and all that stuff so he's at times he can sound kind of like a bitter old guy but he's 1000.96
01:10:00.400percent spot on because yeah i mean we have all this junk technology coming from overseas probably0.98
01:10:07.820mostly china it is mostly china and lo and behold what happens is we find out that there's a bunch0.99
01:10:13.880of trojan horses and a bunch of this equipment oh wow who would have thought that some country that
01:10:18.360openly opposes our country is putting trojan horses in the equipment that we're buying from
01:10:23.400them wow what a shocker so when i heard uh president trump make the uh emergency declaration
01:10:29.600about the grid i said we should contact eric dollard and again because we'd spoken to him
01:10:34.580once before about um i forget when the first one we did similar things yeah maybe two years ago we
01:10:40.480spoke to him but i said hey we should reach out again see if he has anything to comment on this
01:10:44.120and boy did he so yeah that there's a distinct problem with all this technology even just getting
01:10:50.200the giant transformers that they use takes several years to make one so well he just he described the
01:10:57.380old grid as maybe it should have been referred to as the eighth wonder of the world wow the old bell
01:11:04.100grid he he pointed out and i know this is true when i was young if a phone call uh phone quit
01:11:10.900working that was serious they got on it to get it fixed the fidelity of those calls was fantastic
01:11:17.460um you know now they don't care if your call goes through maybe it will maybe it won't the fidelity
01:11:22.480isn't even part of the question sounds like crap they've turned he pointed out they've turned the0.59
01:11:27.140entire grid into an antenna for one thing and the second thing is is it's bleeding all this0.67
01:11:32.220unhealthy electromagnetic radiation but what i wanted to do with dollard is get back to the sun
01:11:39.760because i've got some big ideas about the sun i do not accept that it's a nuclear furnace i don't
01:11:45.780accept anything they've told me about the sun lo and behold when i asked him to describe it
01:11:50.800He put an intelligence in words that I will never have in this lifetime to describe it.
01:11:57.020He said the first thing, which I accepted and was trying to describe, the sun is probably hollow.
01:12:03.760Secondarily, it's like a converter of some sort, and it's drawing its energy from what he calls counter space.
01:24:32.540You're looking at this thing, I don't know how often, every day.
01:24:35.860So in a sense, if this is God or at least the thing that God is working through to impart life on this planet or plane wherever we are, you're looking at it every day.
01:24:49.360Not many people are looking directly at what is God or what God is literally working through.
01:24:56.020that's the closest thing that we can think of in this in a physical manner for us yeah
01:25:00.620certainly the magnitude of it right like the scale of it like it is creating life it is it is creating
01:25:06.160the uh the conditions in which we can have life you're looking at it how is your life in general
01:25:12.900do you have dreams yeah do you have dreams are you uh i don't know man like because i feel like
01:25:18.380if you're looking at this thing it might be looking back is there like spiritual implications
01:25:22.940yeah i think i think i would be perfectly clear the sun is not god okay has gone overboard
01:25:32.120encoding jesus and encoding god into the sun we've had mithrism where they're worshiping the
01:25:37.860sun but let me be perfectly clear this so-called realm earth is for human beings that realm
01:25:45.240according to the older spiritual hierarchies would be one of the hierarchies of angels
01:25:50.020there. That's not God, not even close. And what it's doing is providing everything we need. And
01:25:58.000by the way, this realm is the lowest material, dense, kind of very difficult realm. My friend
01:26:06.280Fortune describes it as like a very hard, fast boot camp where the learning is painful and quick.
01:26:13.160And so, no, God is in everything around everything. And if we want to listen to some of the very oldest things we can learn about the sun, something like this is where so-called planets get their start in something like this.
01:26:30.860In our case, for this supposed, and I'm just using language people know that I don't agree with, solar system, Saturn started it all, but not the Saturn you're thinking of in your mind right now.
01:26:43.960And this comes to us through the old Rosicruci and many other things.
01:26:48.420This, the sun is all powerful in our realm, but it is a molecule of God's creation.
01:27:17.000But he's also, despite being so heavily into science, a very, very learned Bible scholar.
01:27:23.800and what he has said about the sun is that uh because you brought up the concept of god and
01:27:29.420looking at the sunspots and all that is that god quote unquote is in a place called counter space
01:27:35.940and those sunspots are connected that the energy that of creation comes through things like that
01:27:42.220and that's what stars actually are so that goes back to this idea of the sun being a converter
01:27:47.800it's converting this counter space into an energy that supplies or provides life yes yeah exactly
01:27:56.440that's what he has to say about it and it lines up pretty well with the way eric dollard also
01:28:00.780said it who's coming from a just a straight scientific old school scientific point of view
01:28:05.760as well so it's got to consider if you guys wouldn't mind i'd love to get that guy's contact
01:28:10.860and possibly have a conversation with him yeah that would be right up our alley that's it's
01:28:14.760fascinating, right? Because it's like, that's all that my mind can conceptualize is like,
01:28:18.840well, that's like the biggest thing that we know about. Right, right. But the idea that like God
01:28:22.520exists in this counter space and that this is what this object or this, yeah, I guess if it is a
01:28:29.620hollow converter, it's converting that into this life-giving energy. And it's like all powerful
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01:29:51.180to talk to yourself for an hour you might as well publish it so uh you're constantly viewing the sun
01:29:58.220and the moon has your opinion changed does it deviate at all on the proximity um that let's
01:30:05.000say like an institution like nasa that's not 73 million miles right but that's the conventional
01:30:09.700number is this object is x distance and this one is another distance and conveniently they happen
01:30:16.600to scale to the exact same size when it comes to eclipses and things of that nature um i'll take
01:30:22.120that apart if you want i i would love to because you're looking at it all the time you you have to
01:30:26.380have some feel for the distance between you and this object. First off, I used to, and optical
01:30:32.460people will say infinite zoom and things, but here's an interesting thing. Sometimes when I
01:30:38.260didn't have a good view of the sky yet, or it was still daytime, I would use a mountaintop three
01:30:42.900miles away from me to focus my scope. Then when it was dark enough, I'd swing it onto the moon
01:30:47.300and it was in focus. Then I'd swing it out to Saturn and be in focus, but that's neither here
01:30:51.960are there. The sun and the moon have been used to make you into a minuscule flea that doesn't
01:30:59.720matter, when in fact this realm is the center, the actual real center. Go look at what Tycho
01:31:05.560Brahe, the sun goes around us, but the idea that the sunlight got eight minutes to get here
01:31:11.240is just, it's a mind warp. You know, a new child that had never been influenced would never accept
01:31:16.920but the light around them took eight minutes to get there it is not 93 million miles away
01:31:22.160it's local to us i can't tell you how far there are many sources that approximate in one way or
01:31:28.580another but as eric dollard pointed out when i look at the sun it is a personal experience that
01:31:35.720is not your personal experience when you look at the sun or the moon and the moon being over a0.89
01:31:43.580quarter of a million miles away is ridiculous. There's a little white crater called Aristarchus
01:31:47.860they claim is 40 miles across, and I can see it over a quarter of a million miles away? Please.
01:31:53.280And then don't get me started on the stars. Those are hundreds of thousands of light years away,
01:31:58.220and yet I can see the light, which violates, I forget what light law of physics or whatever it
01:32:03.320is. It's all nonsense. That's why I say what I say about the space agencies. Here's a shot.
01:32:10.120let's freeze right here this shows you the deal in the center is as it is out of the camera on the
01:32:17.180left i've inverted it so that you can see it more 3d on the right it's not inverted but color has
01:32:24.100been added so that little shot gives you a beautiful kind of breakout of how it's done
01:32:30.720and what you actually see okay and what are we looking at in this particular instance
01:32:36.760those are stills of the surface of the sun okay it's all the same still the center one is what
01:32:42.760it looks like out of the camera the left one is when i've inverted it to see the 3dness
01:32:47.440and the right one is when i've left it alone and added color interesting um you had mentioned
01:32:53.960there for a moment that your experience looking at the sun and looking at the moon is different
01:33:00.080than the experience of another individual doing the same could you expand on that a little bit
01:33:05.560what do you mean by that and why is that significant? I wish I could expand on it and
01:33:10.500I will never be anywhere near as smart as Eric Dollard is but what it comes down to
01:33:15.660is a very scientifically accomplished man who has not thrown out his spirituality and this is what
01:33:22.880science misses it will say well no this is material we all see objects the same way when
01:33:29.760you add the spiritual component back in you start to be able to fathom the possibility of
01:33:35.280My living spiritual experience with the light of this world, and I'm not taking a shot at anyone's religion, it literally is, the light here, is different than someone next to me.
01:33:46.780And he even started at one point, I think, to break it down as like there's these little sectors, and it's just, it's complex.
01:33:56.340But the idea is almost like it's a spiritual experience.
01:33:59.900And if it is true that the ancient cultures who describe these as spiritual realms, if the idea that there actually are angels and the idea that they actually do have a bearing on us and are helping us along or whatever it is supposedly the hierarchy of angels does, and the higher up the hierarchy you go, what I've read, and a lot of people have trouble with this, angels at a certain level don't have free will.
01:34:26.880And people say, well, how could that be? And the idea of it is they know so much about the truth of nature, they would never dream of departing from it. They don't need free will. They just go within the flow of truth.
01:34:39.680um and then the seraphim i guess is the highest one and they're directly adjacent to god and they
01:34:47.420get the first impulse from god and it goes down the line through these hierarchies and so when
01:34:53.700you're hearing people like elon must say we're going to mars well i'm i'm not accepting that
01:34:58.340we're we're not i won't call this a prison but we're tuned here in my view you can't take material
01:35:04.960outside of this little bubble or atmosphere um you would be out of tune and so another
01:35:11.180level or layer or plane or whatever is what i think you're seeing when you look at another
01:35:17.020luminary like mars um it's it's not low dense 3d material which is the real prison right being
01:35:25.920what's that old saying when you die throwing off the mortal coil like sure like that what do you
01:35:33.760make it because you're using this language of of aliens and i mean i'm sorry uh aliens geez angels
01:35:38.980angels and archangels and seraphim etc how do you think that the concept of a fallen angel might fit
01:35:46.920into this paradigm you know i could say a lot about it but i'm not going to um i think that
01:35:54.620we should be very open-minded and i think that we should start to recognize what's common sense look
01:39:00.420Yeah, because yeah, it's a question I'm constantly asking, but it's like,
01:39:04.240they do because some will disobey, but like, yeah, the knowledge of and having that like,
01:39:09.160you know million foot overview of the correct view of nature yeah this is a coronal mass
01:39:17.340injection i didn't speed this it speeded up slightly but this happened in real time let
01:39:21.500me get it right after this that's a little that happened in almost real time wow and this next
01:39:27.180one is a special that's a sunspot closing animated in the g band when you say that happened almost
01:39:33.360in real time so what's the time frame there i mean imagine you did speed it up a little bit on
01:39:37.360Yeah, I speeded it. The whole thing kind of blew. I could see the movement with my eyes, which normally isn't the case. The whole thing was over in just three, four, five minutes.
01:39:47.620And that's a small one. Yeah, that's a small mass ejection.
01:39:52.320This is going to be a little bit of a departure. And if you don't have an answer for this, it's understandable. Somebody in the chat brought it up. And it is a fascinating question.
01:40:00.960What do you make of the hexagonal storm on the north or south pole of Saturn?
01:40:09.440It's fascinating in its shape and its geometry.
01:40:13.480It's fascinating that it's a constant twisting storm, or at least that's what we've come to understand.
01:40:18.700And it's fascinating in the way that it bleeds into different sort of conspiratorial ideologies.
01:40:25.340Well, I hate to say what I'm going to say, but it's what I accept to be true.0.85
01:40:30.200it's a made-up image we don't have any spacecraft out they can see the top of saturn it's a good
01:40:35.500by the way how come that one supposedly the furthest luminary from us according to them
01:40:41.660um actually according to every model but how come they can get hd footage of that but little else
01:40:47.640remember when we were coming up to pluto which is actually you want to see pluto just go to
01:40:51.680disneyland because they were both named in the same year um but my point is they've never had
01:40:57.420of spacecraft outside of our environment that you can't we're tuned here there are no satellites in
01:41:03.900space when i first started doing this they claimed there were around 30 000 satellites now if you
01:41:09.340search it's a thousand or two or something and how come a magical astronaut never put his high
01:41:14.400def iphone to show us thousands of these magical satellites that there is no video of a satellite
01:41:19.080in space none now to be a little conspiratorial though uh somehow the ancients knew that saturn
01:41:26.560is associated with the hexagram which is what that storm is supposed to be on the south pole
01:41:30.980and rings they knew it had rings but i can tell you how they did that just go read autobiography
01:41:37.340of a yogi the only way you leave this place because you can't take your tennis shoes is
01:41:42.020you meditate and you have an out-of-body or a meditation experience they went and they looked
01:41:47.000at it that's how they knew do you think there's any chance that something outside of their
01:41:51.240intelligence could have introduced them to that idea like it like not through a meditative process
01:41:55.820But let's say people have encounters even to this day with something that is external to themselves and it isn't always achieved through some meditative process.
01:42:04.720Could could that not have been imparted by some deity of sorts?
01:42:09.320Sure. I would suggest to you that if it was told to someone, it wouldn't hold the importance of you, you know, making art of it because you've never seen it or doing things like this.
01:42:19.580But again, I'll ask you, how is it that NASA can have the crispest HD you've ever seen in your life of Jupiter and the supposed pole?
01:42:28.280You've got to realize, when you look at Saturn, there's rings, right?
01:43:24.480And the further I went, I began to realize there's nothing wrong with me.
01:43:28.540I would get the shapes and things like that.
01:43:31.140And then in the modern era, if you go research, you'll see there's a thing that amateur astronomers use when they're making astrophotography called the Hubble palette.
01:51:15.820so that's that's the uh that's my scope by the way back in the day my eight inch fully robotic i got
01:51:26.060as soon as i got out of the marine corps in the early 90s it's a nice piece of equipment there
01:51:31.100all right you guys want to see anything else or should i shut this down uh let's i mean let's
01:51:36.380bring it down and i mean is there anything so you've been watching this for a long time you've
01:51:41.040been doing this for a long time and um is there anything that you can sort of impart on the
01:51:48.040audience as we bring it in for a close as to like what you think is actually happening what we're
01:51:54.740actually in what we're actually experiencing what we're actually surrounded by and i know you're
01:51:59.500not going to have definitive answers um but hey i don't know if you are aware of this there's
01:52:03.840entire institutions that don't care about deceiving us so for you to give us your best
01:52:09.220you know estimate of of what we're actually in are we in some sort of a uh an enclosed arena
01:52:16.940i know that you're saying that we're the center of things and i i tend to agree with that that
01:52:21.860these things orbit around us and there's so much on a daily basis especially in this in this arena
01:52:27.680this like conspiratorial you know truth seeking arena that is fixated on that whether it's a
01:52:33.700firmament or the idea of this being a flat realm and the sun actually creating this figure eight
01:52:41.240in the sky and never actually dropping out of you. There's all sorts of noise happening.
01:52:47.220And I mean, you're somebody who's at least going through the strenuous lengths to dedicate time
01:52:54.820and resources, money and getting equipment and doing all this. What are we in to the best of
01:53:01.960your knowledge i think that the old natural science that is unfortunately called alchemy
01:53:08.260that word has a lot of baggage which is too bad but the proper use of old natural science which
01:53:14.080is guided and limited by what nature allows and either it works or it doesn't showed us
01:53:21.380the alchemist's flask it was a sealed flask where all of his experiments were done
01:53:25.780We're living in that. We're in a sealed, closed environment. That's my view. You can go out in meditation or out of body. Maybe some of the things you guys are filming are people we've heard. They've tried to bang on the firmament more times than once. They've tried to drill through in the South and other things we've heard. How true they are, I don't know.
01:53:49.680But basically, this place is here for us, in my view, and we are not minuscule little specks in the universe that don't matter. We are the apex thing here, and we are special. We are creator beings, and it is my point of view that people like Fortune rightly say that we're here to spiritually advance.
01:54:10.600this is a very fast dense hard boot camp and it's painful and what we know of 3d material reality
01:54:19.120is good things and bad things will happen light and dark will happen but they won't just happen
01:54:25.040they absolutely will happen that's what this place is and that's what will go on here um that's my
01:54:33.060description of it in terms of the sun and the moon they're here for us they're right here with us
01:54:37.480they're not a gazillion miles away and in terms of the other luminaries we can see like stars i
01:54:43.520think jason mentioned it's maybe a portal to to counter space or something would be a better
01:54:49.060description of them um this is all here and we matter and the sun does orbit us taiko brahi put
01:54:58.660it forward um in his model the outer planets orbit the sun but all that orbits us um anyone
01:55:06.820can go look up brahi he's the guy we should have got but we got his whipping boy kepler and then
01:55:12.080copernicus but that's my view but i mean then you know jason's been with me a decade what's your
01:55:18.100view jason do you have a view on where we are yeah i subscribe to the mainstream model for the
01:55:23.280most part although i definitely recognize some psyop stuff going on with a lot of the different
01:55:29.320things that people get into from quote-unquote conspiracy angles and i mean i you can break that
01:55:35.940down many different ways but i think that the powers that be like to distract people and give
01:55:42.020them things to wake that waste their clock cycles on and i've actually had people give me some
01:55:47.200information kind of behind the scenes like yeah they're that's what's going on they conspiracy
01:55:52.840theory stuff started taking on too much strength uh post 9-11 and the general theory as a matter
01:56:00.280fact i discussed this with weston warren uh the gentleman i mentioned to you before that uh he
01:56:05.420completely agreed with me that they needed to start smacking people back down because too many people
01:56:08.740are questioning too many things well there's there's another aspect to it um early on the
01:56:14.520first rule that i made is i will not join groups i don't want to inherit what they believe i don't
01:56:21.040want my thinking limited whatever i come up with i don't want to have to worry about it but what
01:56:26.660i've noticed is every single group that comes together online that matters is infiltrated
01:56:32.860shortly thereafter so even if they're why don't you tell them how you saw that personally when
01:56:38.280you first started getting into the ufo pictures and all that which one are you referring to
01:56:44.020well yeah that's true but with mufon oh so before i had opened up the channel i shot a year and i
01:56:54.700had footage and i thought well i'll go to mufon and i'll show those guys so i went to a mufon
01:56:59.840thing with my footage and there were only you know less than 10 people there and they were trading
01:57:05.140books and i showed up with footage it was really old guy running it and when i got there he said
01:57:10.160you know there's a government shilling here and i kind of giggled i thought oh it's just a ufo guy
01:57:16.780being conspiratorial he was about 90 that was so maybe i should have listened more carefully i got
01:57:22.060in there and uh they couldn't possibly figure out how to show what i brought on a thumb drive
01:57:27.860so i said okay i'll come back one more time and i used to be a roadie so i contacted some of my
01:57:33.600old friends and got a big screen and a digital projector i went in again and they weren't
01:57:39.840kidding one of the guys that you see on these online conspiracy kind of history channel type
01:57:46.740things was in there and he wrote the moment i started the footage he rode me like a pony
01:57:52.620all the way through, completely destroyed my ability to even talk about it or show what was
01:57:57.660going on, then tried to get my footage at the end of it. So the old man told me the truth
01:58:02.820about what was going there. And that's just one example. And so what you're seeing there
01:58:07.860is a tiny MUFON where average four to six people show up at this meeting each week to change books
01:58:15.240and talk. And they've got someone in there. Wow. No, that happened to us. It's happened to us
01:58:21.000probably two or three times just a certain topic smart enough to see yeah well i mean i'm i have
01:58:26.780an intuition enough to go wait a second but it's like a topic that we're talking about and
01:58:32.920very low stakes you know our audience is large but not large that it matters and you you get
01:58:40.940pushback from a certain direction that always toes a government line and and you got a question you
01:58:47.480go what the hell are you doing why are you like we just this podcast is like this episode is is
01:58:53.160focused and uh it's pretty serious you're bringing good information the one we did yesterday was0.97
01:58:58.780comedy just comedy yeah yeah so like you know half of it doesn't take itself serious but but every so
01:59:03.520often we'll run into people and they're like we gotta we gotta like destroy these guys yeah we
01:59:07.800gotta destroy their credibility it's like we've been destroying our own credibility pretty
01:59:12.120magnificently yeah yeah but whatever we said in the meantime was too far like too far into truth
01:59:18.820land yeah and then like we just get like a tail well they're saying that um post 9-11 this happened
01:59:24.400and that that does we've talked about it before right that like cast sunstein cognitive infiltration
01:59:29.060idea that no idea too small like they're like yeah like no community too small to infiltrate
01:59:33.860it's crazy and yeah i mean they they provide the influencers they sow disinformation and
01:59:39.620I mean, that is why we take this comedy stance so often, because so much of the conspiracy has been it's it's designed to, number one, fill you with fear, which I don't believe in.
01:59:53.700And and number two, muddy the waters to such an insane degree that, you know, sort of like the JFK assassination where all these years later, there's still little threads to pull on.
02:00:03.820if it's the charlie kirk assassination there's so many inconsistencies that you can pull on forever
02:00:08.920and ever and ever and a lot of these things are things that are like designed to waste your time
02:00:14.560and cause you to spiral and i find that the greatest antidote for that is uh laughing at it
02:00:19.500yeah it's making fun of it they don't like when you laugh at it but yeah i i don't doubt what you
02:00:23.900guys are saying um in the slightest and look um uh for for the listeners if there's things that
02:00:29.200you agree with or disagree with here, what's been very clear in our conversations, this one and the
02:00:34.980previous one, is you care quite a great deal about the truth and go to further than average lengths
02:00:43.980to try to understand the truth. Further than, there's nobody else doing this.
02:00:48.460Right. And so in that way, I really appreciate your work and what you guys are doing. And I'm
02:00:53.780grateful that you came and shared with us today. Before we get out of here, let's remind
02:00:59.020everybody where they can find you jason why don't you go first well the main place of course is our
02:01:05.700website crow triple seven radio c-r-r-o-w-7-7-7 radio.com you're gonna buy that
02:01:12.300we release a new show every week uh we've never missed one in around 10 years at this point which
02:01:19.560we're very proud of uh during the crazy covid era we were actually doing two shows a week because
02:01:24.420people needed it at the time and that helped get a lot of info out there especially since we were
02:01:29.260doing what we could to fight back against that nonsense but uh we're back to one show a week
02:01:33.600but we're always consistent we never miss anything we sometimes do live streams as well so uh just
02:01:39.540like we just did uh night before last we actually brought eric dollard on and again to have a
02:01:45.300conversation to a general public and not just on our website so that was awesome and that's it
02:01:50.740that's where you can find us and we cover all sorts of topics uh always i guess you could call
02:01:55.500it a conspiracy angle but some of it's more mainstream history where we challenge a lot of
02:01:59.360the things and break down a lot of things that need to be discussed uh social engineering is
02:02:03.780absolutely my favorite topic and uh that could be gone at it's so many different ways and uh
02:02:09.480that's a great that's a great topic i'm okay i would add uh all the membership there gets
02:02:15.500exclusive shots at my solar work and exclusive access to shoot the moon you guys should ping us
02:02:22.100if you want to have a chance to check it out maybe we can talk about it on the air after the fact
02:02:26.580but we have a back catalog where people have actually gone out in the world and said
02:02:31.220quit sending your kids to university and wasting all that money just watch three to go go get a
02:02:37.180house somewhere on the beach rent it and watch three crow triple seven episodes a day and after
02:02:42.340the same period of time you'll be better suited to face the world some of our old episodes like
02:02:47.720no nuclear weapons no dinosaurs um the fraud that is the red blue mind virus and we actually lay
02:02:54.240down the speech that proves that the politics was made up to screw with you um it's it's endless
02:03:00.940what we've covered over about a decade now and again it's crow triple seven radio.com and we
02:03:06.660hope to see you there because we are one of the few slugging it out paying our way and guaranteeing
02:03:13.320that we are not censored we have free speech on that platform because i own it man i great move
02:03:20.860by the way once again another example of you going to further than average lengths uh to do
02:03:26.240something meaningful and to pursue the truth but also i'd love to have them back to talk about no
02:03:30.480nukes and no dinosaurs if we could have that in one episode that's that's one of my favorite topics
02:03:35.920aggravate a lot of people i love that topic though and it's it's one that's my son will
02:03:40.520not be a fan of that he loves dinosaurs all the kids shirts are space dinosaurs they're literally
02:03:45.020dinosaurs in astronaut outfits on mars doing mushrooms five birds with one stone they love
02:03:53.420it they i mean they they're honestly social engineering you mentioned that jason they're so
02:03:57.520good at it it's actually admirable to a degree um guys thank you so much this has been a genuine
02:04:03.320pleasure and i'd love to have you back sometime hey man ring the bell if we've got time we're
02:04:08.300here and thank you guys so much absolutely and uh guys until next time don't forget to obey