Nephilim Death Squad - September 02, 2026


UFO Abductions, Demons & Frequency Tech w⧸ Jon Pounders


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00:00:00.000 Going, Top Lops and Productions.
00:00:30.000 I mean, at least in person, you can control the other person's look and their audio.
00:00:57.140 Yeah, not on this one.
00:00:58.900 Guys, welcome back to another episode of Nephilim Death Squad.
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00:01:54.580 uh joining us today in person is john pounders what's up guys what's good man it's awesome to
00:02:01.120 have you here in studio it's always nice to do stuff in person absolutely man i'm i'm so excited
00:02:06.260 to meet you guys you guys crack me up and i know that you like on especially on your shows man like
00:02:11.920 you just have a way of just coming up with just random things it's just i don't know like you're
00:02:16.520 you guys you're as humor as my humor i'm not good at doing the humor but i'm good at like receiving
00:02:21.000 and laughing about it's a good audience of the human yeah mostly it's brain damage i'd say
00:02:25.520 well you were we were talking and we're gonna get into plugs in a second so don't let me go
00:02:29.180 too far in this tangent but you know you were talking with shane cashman and uh you were in a
00:02:33.640 band and and you know so you come from like this place where you just strike me as a guy who gets
00:02:39.300 it what did you do for a living before all of this a lot of things dude like to be honest with you
00:02:44.480 i've done i've had so many jobs i couldn't even tell you all the jobs wait wait how many jobs
00:02:48.220 I'm a horrible employee, man.
00:02:49.880 I would say probably 30 or 40 at least.
00:02:52.600 You're the first person to beat me.
00:02:53.920 I'm around 25.
00:02:55.300 Really?
00:02:55.720 Yeah.
00:02:56.080 Look, I might be around there, but I might be exaggerating a little bit.
00:02:58.960 Dude, I'm telling you, I'm a horrible employee.
00:03:01.760 Yep, me too.
00:03:02.600 Not trying to be, but just a horrible employee in general.
00:03:06.620 The longest job that I ever had, I think, was working for my father-in-law for like a year.
00:03:11.680 Okay.
00:03:12.440 And he was a tool-and-die guy, so I did tool-and-die for a while. 1.00
00:03:15.420 Oh, shit. 1.00
00:03:15.740 All right, that's great. 1.00
00:03:16.500 I worked in a machine shop.
00:03:17.620 I enjoyed it, yeah.
00:03:20.140 Longest maybe is like two years I got close.
00:03:22.860 But I was in a machine shop and welding and fabrication and everything. 0.60
00:03:27.860 So my point is to say that as a dude who worked shitty jobs, you get it, right? 0.69
00:03:34.440 If you came from an environment that's very corporate, very HR, like that kind of a deal, then we're not for you.
00:03:41.160 But if you worked like a normal dude where, you know, you had to crack some jokes because you smashed your knuckles when you were wrenching, I think we're kind of a good fit for that sort of a person.
00:03:51.520 Absolutely, man.
00:03:52.200 You got to understand the struggles, I guess, to be able to understand the humor behind it.
00:03:56.180 Yeah.
00:03:56.740 It's a step below gallows humor, like gallows humor in the sense of like we're going through hell, so we have to make the best of it. 0.71
00:04:02.540 Like, you know, sometimes working a shitty job is something that's like hell light or diet hell. 0.95
00:04:07.300 I find some solace in like in the scriptures when we're reading about the apostles and it's like, well, none of those guys were white cow. 0.93
00:04:15.060 I guess Matthew might have been the tax collector. 0.97
00:04:18.420 But the rest of these guys are, I don't know, they're construction workers, they're fishermen.
00:04:21.240 They're doing like actual things.
00:04:23.100 Yeah.
00:04:23.580 Yeah.
00:04:24.040 Real, just real dudes, man.
00:04:25.620 And that's what I found like about Christianity in general, man, that I feel like is there's a new phase here.
00:04:31.000 Because when I was growing up anyway, you go to church and you expect the pastor to be perfect for some reasons.
00:04:36.740 like they want to they want to put on this aura of being perfect even the even the suits and 0.85
00:04:41.180 everything and now it's like i don't respect any of that man like i know that that's bullcrap 0.98
00:04:45.840 bullshit i guess you could say you know like i know it is it's faking the funk you know because 0.96
00:04:50.200 uh you know i realize now the first thing that i said to him as he walked in i go man you guys 1.00
00:04:55.380 what that dick do play i didn't say that i said why the fuck is everybody so tall yeah like he's 0.98
00:05:01.360 standing next to shane i'm just kind of like i know that's how it is everybody in this space 0.99
00:05:05.500 in the podcast space except for me and david really yeah yeah i think you got to be like
00:05:09.360 six feet old we broke the we're an anomaly we're breaking the mold uh but i mean yeah that that
00:05:14.700 whole idea of faking the funk we're called to christ right and and this is like this idea of
00:05:19.800 come as you are and then the rest will happen as god sees fit and we're all sinners and and kind 0.91
00:05:25.460 of retarded so this idea that like you know you have this calling in christ and now you're all 0.90
00:05:29.860 shiny and new and perfect and you got a nice suit and you don't say cuss words and all these other 0.87
00:05:33.820 things is like i i don't know man it's just i think what it actually does is it deters from
00:05:38.940 the fact that like look even me a broken retard and i'm being called by christ even i have salvation
00:05:45.480 even i have redemption through christ uh and even i have purpose but in christ it also like as we 0.50
00:05:50.220 were we were painting back there the other day and i david was you you bring up that point and
00:05:54.620 then i turned to you and i said what we're doing also has a little bit of a drawback because
00:05:59.500 in response to the person that is very buttoned up i'm gonna be more off the handle who i am
00:06:06.120 but what if i change right oh yeah like because there has been points in this journey where like
00:06:11.740 it's a there's a palpable sensation of god going all right enough of that you know should i do this
00:06:17.500 anymore right and i'm like not well if i change now am i going to be perceived as fraudulent i
00:06:22.580 guess it doesn't matter but there is that i guess you could say i mean if you change your
00:06:27.880 morals there's a difference between changing maybe your your style of dress i feel like in
00:06:33.360 your morals you know like because you can dress any way you want it doesn't change who you are 0.92
00:06:37.860 that you can put a suit on a pig it doesn't change that they're gonna roll in the mud they're gonna
00:06:41.540 do all that so like i look at people honestly i look at people that um everybody you have to wear
00:06:47.300 different hats what does paul say become all things to all men right so if you're in that scene
00:06:52.120 you have to go along with the scene and i get it dude i mean recently i've got a lot of flack
00:06:57.120 because of my friendships i have like david rodriguez he's like kind of maga you know and
00:07:01.700 i took a picture with eric trump yesterday which so they got a lot of trouble huh i mean come on
00:07:06.760 you see if i see donald trump in the streets yes i'm taking a picture with donald trump yeah
00:07:11.980 that's an insane thing i saw it so you're talking about this picture you posted it on on facebook
00:07:15.840 that i saw and all of a sudden there's people that are resharing it and they're going can you 0.82
00:07:20.520 believe this he must have sold out i'm like are you you're a loser dude i saw him at a get this 0.58
00:07:25.860 a longhorn steakhouse let's go in in uh not jupiter in palm springs okay palm yeah palm 0.91
00:07:34.180 springs right that's where yeah we were hoping to see uh what's his name the epstein lookalike
00:07:38.340 what's oh palm yeah i was hoping to see that guy but we saw eric instead which was better yeah
00:07:44.760 did you have any little kids with you no that's why you didn't see him yeah if you want the kids
00:07:49.460 out palm beach pete would have came out oh yeah dude we might have but uh yeah so it was he just
00:07:54.080 was walking by and i was like it's eric trump what the heck yeah let's take a picture yeah he's tall
00:07:58.100 too he's taller than me i know he looks huge he's tall he's a huge dude yeah you know but that's
00:08:02.840 that whole idea of like everybody we were talking with shane cashman about this in the conspiracy
00:08:08.620 community and even it bleeds over into the christian circles it's like if you're seen as
00:08:14.740 associating with anybody at all now we have to what are you compromised are you controlled
00:08:19.260 opposition are you a fed and it's like dog i took a picture and i get it though i get it because i've
00:08:23.860 had that same mindset before i see people like how are they doing this like you know they came
00:08:27.920 out of nowhere and then i'm like okay i've for the last year i've been just saying yes to the
00:08:33.440 opportunities and just going right and so that's how they do it i figured it out there is they just
00:08:38.660 go and they hang out with people and they become friends with people and shit happens outside of
00:08:42.660 the living room right yeah to be honest like with this with what we're doing here is a little bit
00:08:47.100 different a lot of people go oh you came out of nowhere i'm like you guys have no clue how you
00:08:51.060 hustled yeah yeah I've been working in the podcast field for 10 years you can go and see me I wasn't
00:08:56.500 on screen but I was designing and I was making all the important connections so uh when we uh when
00:09:01.960 we finally did start the show and it had a little bit of momentum I'm able to call in Sam Tripoli
00:09:06.480 and be like hey yeah what's up Sam the amount of people that said yes to this show I did work for
00:09:10.560 you I did designs for you we have a show if you find it and boom and we're running so yeah there's
00:09:15.820 a lot of hard work put behind it and uh people don't see that part but I don't expect them to
00:09:20.300 you'd have to really dig to see it yeah it's much easier to just you know accuse somebody of being
00:09:25.160 a fed more fun a lot of the times i think too is because they they didn't do it yep so they're
00:09:31.300 like i couldn't do it how did he do it yeah but i'm telling you right now if you guys want to
00:09:35.840 know the secret it is connections yeah oh yeah you make friends you become all things all men
00:09:40.940 and try to witness within whatever circle that is that you're in yeah even if it's a political
00:09:45.320 and even whatever it is you just don't fold your own morals in the process that's it yeah that's
00:09:50.640 it um well look before we go any further let's talk about where people can find your work and
00:09:54.780 support you pounders quest is on youtube that's the channel that i just started about seven months
00:09:59.520 ago i'm trying to build that i'm i'm not that great at interviewing people but i have good
00:10:03.340 guests sometimes okay i'm not like you guys i'm learning actually from you guys i listen to
00:10:07.240 people because i'm i for some reason man like especially like this is easy easier for me yeah
00:10:12.780 But like when you're looking at a screen on a on a camera and you're talking to somebody over there, it's a little bit harder for me anyway.
00:10:19.600 Maybe it's just me, but you got to catch the beats.
00:10:21.960 It's there's a certain way to do that.
00:10:23.640 There's a level of connectivity that's missing.
00:10:25.640 Yeah.
00:10:25.860 You know, yeah, I hear you.
00:10:27.080 And you can tell when people are not going to talk or whatever.
00:10:29.240 And, you know, there's the Bluetooth problem and all that.
00:10:32.020 Yeah.
00:10:33.680 I'll tell you what.
00:10:34.500 That's one good thing that did come out of COVID was that the bar was substantially lowered for entry as to who could start a podcast.
00:10:41.080 Because previously, if you look at like the Rogan sphere, it was like, you got to have a studio, it's got to be, and then, you know, COVID made it so everybody was doing remote, which meant that everybody could participate.
00:10:50.480 And so the audience, the listener got acclimated to that and all the shortcomings that come with it.
00:10:55.820 John, you're 100% right about that, like that learning curve.
00:10:58.840 And I was lucky enough, like, so this was the old podcast I did with, there were five guys, not David, and we would do it all remote.
00:11:05.180 so we're dealing with a slight delay uh technical issues audio issues all the time five guys and
00:11:12.320 it's a comedy show and everyone's trying to stab everyone's jumping in so like that show i'm blessed
00:11:17.320 to have done that for a long time because it helped me learn the beats and like learn the uh
00:11:22.120 that's learning on the job but the job is really chaotic yeah yeah and you get good at it i mean
00:11:26.600 you do it for years and you're like all right i understand well maybe i'll learn subscribe to me
00:11:30.660 guys and we'll see because the more subscribers we get all of us really the better guests we can
00:11:35.400 have right and the better things we can do sure yeah i've been seeing you you had an interesting
00:11:39.500 thing to say when you first came here because i mentioned i had seen you in person with a lot of
00:11:44.080 different people lately you're like doing a tour yeah yeah it's like a pounders tour so and you
00:11:48.320 said well i'm kind of saying yes to everything what what inspired that what's going on man like
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00:13:59.760 I would say step outside my comfort zone.
00:14:01.680 I feel like God was kind of impressing on me that I'm like, you know, I've gone through a phase now, but it's time for me to branch out.
00:14:07.180 Because after 2020, so let me step back a little bit.
00:14:10.480 2020, we got demonetized on YouTube.
00:14:13.280 Okay.
00:14:13.720 Lost a couple channels.
00:14:14.940 What did you do? Talk about the vaccine. That's right. Yeah. You were on the show talking about that. Yeah. Yeah. So got removed. Several channels removed on YouTube. Got all of our financial stuff kind of ripped out from underneath us. Even the sponsors we had. It's rough. It's scary. It was hard. And so at the time I've got four employees. Yeah. That I that I ended up having to let go. Eventually all of them like one at a time. It was just like the money was just hemorrhaging.
00:14:41.820 Yeah. And then the economy just started like blowing up. And I'm like, during that time, I was like, okay, I got to bundle down. I've got things I got to do. I need to read more anyway, because there's a lot of things I don't know about yet. So I got addicted. I'm an addict by just by birth. I've been an addict to anything. Like when I was younger, it was drugs. Okay. Or what sex or whatever, you know, but now at that time I was addicted to reading. So I read every book that I could find.
00:15:06.500 It's a great addiction.
00:15:07.400 It is a good addiction.
00:15:08.260 It was good for a time period.
00:15:09.580 And then I felt this, I was like, man, this strong desire, I got to stop.
00:15:14.340 And so the Midnight Ride was what really kept me reading a lot.
00:15:17.620 And that was our biggest show.
00:15:18.660 I mean, we would, you know, thousands of live listeners every time we'd go, you know, always a good numbers on that show.
00:15:24.880 It was the biggest thing that we'd done.
00:15:26.880 And I just, I was like, I want to, I'm done with this.
00:15:29.540 I can't do it anymore.
00:15:30.360 Like I got another addiction now and it's like going and meeting people and figuring out what the heck's going on, like a quest.
00:15:35.260 you know i feel like everybody has a question it's either you decide to take it or you don't
00:15:38.980 right yeah that's huge that's huge i mean you know uh that's like the hero's journey yeah right i
00:15:44.560 mean it's it's uh kind of caricaturized in in the whole lord of the rings thing right where uh
00:15:51.320 bilbo is talking about like the journey outside of the door like you take a step through that door
00:15:56.300 and you don't know what awaits for you and it ends up for him being this entire dragon and
00:16:00.860 overcoming it and then returning home but yeah it doesn't happen if you're sitting in the same spot
00:16:06.320 all the time that has its place right you know we talk about that we do a lot of that here we're
00:16:11.020 doing all this from this studio and we're building this out um but you still have to say yes when
00:16:16.160 there's an opportunity to like go out into the world and see what's out there that's where
00:16:20.160 everything happens can i ask a question yeah um so you had your employees and then the the monetary
00:16:25.840 stuff kind of collapsed on you you thinned out how do you feel about employees now like what are
00:16:31.520 you doing with your because for us it's like we are i mean we got gavin out there producing for
00:16:36.500 the other show and that's like a he's like an employee but i'm just hesitant to be like hey
00:16:41.760 rely on me to pay yourself you know yeah that's from now on like i can't really rely on youtube
00:16:46.660 obviously which i've thankfully right around the time that youtube pretty much cut us down
00:16:53.040 like I mean our revenue just cut us down I started a website okay so we would put
00:16:59.460 our content on the website and we had supporters that were like you know what
00:17:02.040 we're gonna subscribe to your website that's cool they did you know and so now
00:17:05.580 we still have that website but the money goes to like a widow's fund so we have a
00:17:08.880 bunch of widows that are part of our fellowship that's all over the place but
00:17:12.960 they have to qualify like underneath a certain banner in the Bible like over a 0.75
00:17:16.360 certain age they have to be not have any like family that they're living with
00:17:20.040 That's very cool, though.
00:17:21.320 That's super biblical.
00:17:22.440 Yeah, I love that.
00:17:23.620 That's awesome.
00:17:24.200 So we do that with that.
00:17:25.620 So now I started Pounder's Quest.
00:17:26.900 I have other businesses, too, that I do and just, you know, investments and stuff that I've been doing over the years.
00:17:31.600 Thankfully, man, you know, like I listened to Steve Quill a lot back in the day.
00:17:35.080 Oh, yeah.
00:17:35.660 And if it wasn't for Steve Quill, I'm telling you, like he scared the piss out of me every day.
00:17:40.280 I listened to him and I was buying, constantly buying silver, constantly buying this and that.
00:17:44.320 Yeah, happy you did, though, now.
00:17:45.480 Yeah, I'm really happy now.
00:17:46.600 But at the time, it was like all fear and everything.
00:17:49.100 But I thanked Steve Quill last time I interviewed him.
00:17:52.540 I'm like, dude, if it wasn't for you scaring the shit out of me, dude,
00:17:55.520 I wouldn't have made a lot of the investments I had.
00:17:58.080 How is he doing?
00:17:59.140 We've never talked to him.
00:18:00.260 I would love to talk to Steve Quill, yeah.
00:18:01.740 You should talk to him.
00:18:03.460 I would say he's doing good.
00:18:07.240 I think he feels like overall he feels like betrayed by a lot of people.
00:18:10.660 Yeah, he should be doing better, especially given the conversation right now
00:18:14.260 and how this sort of thing has become in some ways popular.
00:18:18.040 Yeah.
00:18:19.100 you know, I don't know. Thanks to him. I mean, a lot of it, you know,
00:18:21.520 he's the foundation. Yeah. I mean, he set up a lot of guys. I mean,
00:18:24.160 he set up like Albarino. Um, um, what's his name? Um,
00:18:29.160 I don't know. Several people he set up a lot of people, you know,
00:18:31.500 over the years. And so he,
00:18:32.820 he definitely has some respect on his name for my end. Yeah. Yeah.
00:18:36.260 Yeah. That's somebody that we got to reach out to and try to get in touch
00:18:39.380 with, have him, have him come on the show. I'll give you his number.
00:18:41.440 Hopefully he'll answer. He answers about half the time for me.
00:18:43.900 So sometimes he's grumpy and sometimes he's not.
00:18:46.580 I would appreciate that. That'd be great. So, um,
00:18:49.100 Yeah, I mean, you've fleshed everything out.
00:18:52.060 And I guess I would say a lot of this process has been sort of automated.
00:18:57.300 Like, I'm not going to lie.
00:18:57.960 A lot of what you would previously have to have paid somebody for, like AI is doing that.
00:19:03.040 And, like, you know, that's been a huge.
00:19:04.740 Oh, dude, yeah.
00:19:05.520 I mean, because I can literally do what all my employees did within 10 minutes versus, like, them taking all day and me paying for eight hours or whatever, you know.
00:19:15.080 So, yeah, I mean, it's amazing.
00:19:16.580 And that's the positive size of AI, of course.
00:19:20.140 Of course, there's all kinds of negative ones.
00:19:22.300 Yeah, yeah, yeah.
00:19:22.940 Really negative ones.
00:19:24.080 So what is Pounder's Quest focused on?
00:19:28.020 Like, is there a real difference in aim and focus versus like Now UCTV?
00:19:32.640 Absolutely. 1.00
00:19:33.260 So Now UCTV was more about studying the Bible, lining it up with, because in my mind, the people that I was reaching, which we did, we reached a lot of people that were New Agers, that were Gnostics. 0.96
00:19:45.380 because we had the information they had because we read all the books. 0.95
00:19:49.400 Like my David, his name is David Carrico.
00:19:53.160 Even though like now we're not working together, you know, for a lot of different reasons.
00:19:57.960 Brilliant.
00:19:58.680 Yeah.
00:19:58.880 He's read so many books and he has a photographic memory.
00:20:02.260 That helps.
00:20:02.820 That helps.
00:20:03.480 That helps a lot.
00:20:04.520 So he can just pull things, you know, and so for me to keep up with him was really tough.
00:20:08.000 It was a tough process.
00:20:09.480 But that was the main goal of Now UCTV and it still is.
00:20:12.600 We do a Bible study every Saturday.
00:20:14.260 Okay.
00:20:14.580 or that's pretty much it well not every Saturday if I'm out of town not every Saturday so we're
00:20:18.240 just kind of going eventually maybe have another show on there that's like dynamic that people can
00:20:23.440 get on board with because it's really hard to come after the midnight ride or really like I
00:20:26.600 if I go after the midnight ride on now you see tv like I'm gonna have to come with something like
00:20:30.560 yeah otherwise people would be like she's fell off man yeah yeah that's what we did we came in 0.66
00:20:36.600 and we set the expectations real low yeah real low we come in and we're just like we're retarded 1.00
00:20:40.900 We're going to talk shit. 0.97
00:20:41.840 I mean, we do a show called Neff to America, which is we're actually going to do some of this afterwards with you and Shane. 0.99
00:20:47.260 And it's like we're just going to pull out the big topics that are going off right now.
00:20:50.580 And really, we're going to kind of take the piss out of them, make fun of them instead of worrying about, you know, all the ins and outs of the intricate information and, you know, stuff like that.
00:21:00.220 Oh, Dr. Fear, anyway.
00:21:02.020 Yeah, that's really it.
00:21:03.500 Interesting coming up next or in the next couple of weeks.
00:21:05.880 I'm going away for a week.
00:21:07.620 Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah.
00:21:08.140 So I guess you'll be operating.
00:21:09.460 yeah yeah i mean you know it's gonna be it's it's uh same sort of deal i'm interested to see
00:21:14.340 what happens yeah i'll tell you what you know how i always i'll start bringing it in sink the ship
00:21:19.160 um we how quickly can you do it i like doing the same thing where it's like i'm speaking to new
00:21:26.040 agers i'm speaking to occultists i'm speaking to gnostics because that's a lot of where i
00:21:30.240 previously was it was never anything that i i grabbed onto and said this is definitively the
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00:23:39.280 It's just that fundamentally the nature of things becomes misunderstood or misattributed.
00:23:44.660 One of them most commonly, and I think it really is at the heart of the Gnostic gospel in general,
00:23:49.040 is this idea that the God of the Old Testament is the Demiurge.
00:23:52.500 And, you know, it sounds like this really profound observation.
00:23:57.400 and um and it kind of almost makes sense right because if you're not a christian you can look
00:24:02.520 at the bible and you can go well it's really just a control mechanism for the masses and this is
00:24:06.220 information that they've allowed to be disseminated so that they can have you dependent on
00:24:10.300 this or waiting for a savior any of the things you want to say and this is really a prison planet
00:24:15.060 and man does that sound profound and then all of a sudden you look at the old testament and you're
00:24:19.460 like so that so the demiurge is constantly prophesying about the coming of christ like
00:24:25.800 none of this makes sense this idea of the demi or just idea of the prison planet once you start
00:24:30.860 really looking at the old testament but if you have this outside view and you go well the god
00:24:35.820 of the old testament was super mean he's like a mean guy and he did some pretty harsh things
00:24:41.160 very easy to fall into that is that something that you guys dealt with on that show all the
00:24:45.360 time man i mean in fact that's something that i think we all still did within a heavy way people
00:24:49.780 are teaching that more now than they were so yeah i mean it's actually it's weird because
00:24:55.060 At one time, it was a common thought, but I don't feel like it's been as popularized back then as it was now.
00:25:01.540 It was getting there.
00:25:02.180 I knew that it was the fastest growing religion in the United States.
00:25:04.880 I knew it.
00:25:05.820 I could feel it because everybody I know was kind of turning to it.
00:25:08.900 And so that's why I was really, I was like, I got to learn about this.
00:25:12.780 Like, if otherwise, how am I really going to speak to it?
00:25:17.480 Yeah.
00:25:17.780 Yeah, yeah, yeah.
00:25:18.700 Yeah.
00:25:19.360 So, I mean, I did.
00:25:20.460 I studied as much as I can, and I can speak to it.
00:25:22.700 I've read probably more Freemasonic books than most people that are in the Lodge.
00:25:28.540 Yeah, and that's where they go.
00:25:30.120 They'll go, you know, Lucifer was basically the liberator.
00:25:33.900 Right.
00:25:34.180 He's the one that was in opposition to this prison planet creating Demiurge.
00:25:39.540 He's the one that brought light to man.
00:25:41.580 And there's part of that that is weird because this is where it goes.
00:25:45.200 You go back in history.
00:25:46.300 So it was the Volatin Vulgate is what decided to translate that as Lucifer.
00:25:51.340 The Volatin Vulgate?
00:25:51.700 Vulgate?
00:25:52.300 Latin Vulgate.
00:25:53.020 Latin Vulgate, okay.
00:25:53.800 Okay, so Jerome, I believe, was the guy's name who translated,
00:25:58.320 and he decided on the word Lucifer, which means lightbearer.
00:26:01.520 Right.
00:26:01.900 Where his name in Hebrew is Hillel ben Shahar, which means Lucifer,
00:26:06.400 which not Lucifer, light.
00:26:09.260 Hillel means howling one, howling.
00:26:11.040 It means like a werewolf almost howling and like somebody who rails
00:26:15.520 or whatever, son of Shahar, which Shahar was an ancient Canaanite deity.
00:26:20.460 And so he's like a Nephilim, basically. 0.58
00:26:23.200 When I read it, I see a Nephilim there because it's describing almost a human because you're going to die like a man. 0.72
00:26:30.060 Right.
00:26:30.760 But you're the son of some deity, some entity.
00:26:33.660 Yeah.
00:26:33.960 So here's what I get out of it.
00:26:36.620 So there was a group of secret societies who worshipped Lucifer.
00:26:41.440 but it wasn't the lucifer that we know to be lucifer because the catholic church this is the
00:26:48.780 story from supposed inside freemasons that have been in this thing generations um they demonized
00:26:56.760 the name lucifer so that the catholic church had a reason to go after their people oh there's there's
00:27:04.000 a dual history there the catholic church the attack dog there's a dual history with the
00:27:08.060 templars and it goes back and man i can tell you why i know this but it's just one of those things
00:27:12.960 that um did templars there were real templars that were real like actual christians and the
00:27:20.040 catholic church killed almost all of them there were not all of them were christians there were
00:27:23.820 obviously you know in any order you're going to have whatever and they had to keep secret
00:27:29.660 otherwise they would die it's not because they were keeping secrets that were of the divine
00:27:34.060 nature is because they didn't want to be persecuted they would get killed everywhere
00:27:37.060 they went the rules make sense when you look at the rules you're not allowed to go outside in the
00:27:41.620 city by yourself if you're a traveler without somebody with you because if you did that then
00:27:45.940 the people in the town knew everybody if you're they're considered an outsider they might kill you
00:27:50.260 you're also not allowed to deprive your brother of land or uh or you know make it to where they
00:27:55.940 lose their land or lose their money because that would be exposing them and exposing your order
00:28:00.740 and they had certain people that would watch the doors and it all made sense in that context yeah
00:28:04.980 Now it's just like a kind of recreation of all that.
00:28:08.380 Ceremonialized.
00:28:09.360 Ceremonialized.
00:28:09.960 And so I'm not in a secret society, nor do I condone it,
00:28:12.480 because I think that if you link yourself with a bunch of people,
00:28:15.300 even if you have the right intentions,
00:28:16.420 or even if the secret society is quote-unquote Christian,
00:28:19.240 because there are Christian secret societies out there too.
00:28:22.140 But it can get infiltrated and get twisted up.
00:28:24.180 That's like the Bavarian Illuminati, supposedly.
00:28:26.740 I'm not super well-versed on it.
00:28:27.980 Big in Indiana, bro.
00:28:28.680 Like that's where almost all of them went to.
00:28:30.940 Really? In Indiana?
00:28:31.900 In Indiana.
00:28:33.400 That's interesting. 1.00
00:28:34.040 Especially in my area, German, Illuminati. 0.96
00:28:36.380 So the Bavarians, at the time that they were booted, you'll see that the migration in Indiana is all German towns pretty much, like German and everything. 0.87
00:28:45.880 That's fascinating.
00:28:46.560 There's even like old German orders that still speak German, like older people. 1.00
00:28:49.760 They're probably almost dead by now, but I used to take them. 1.00
00:28:52.440 I used to drive a cab.
00:28:53.440 It was one of my jobs that I drove.
00:28:54.720 So I would take them to this thing they called like Schweitzerfest or something like that, and you would go and they would speak.
00:29:01.660 You could only speak German, but they never got out.
00:29:03.420 they were like in the west side of Evansville, Indiana. 0.97
00:29:05.380 It was weird.
00:29:06.000 And then there were a bunch of towns that are named after German towns.
00:29:09.340 I went to Germany not that long ago, Heidelberg,
00:29:11.880 and all the towns I drove through were the same names as the towns in Indiana.
00:29:16.700 Wow.
00:29:17.340 Yeah.
00:29:18.000 Dude, Indiana's a weird place.
00:29:19.500 It is.
00:29:19.900 It's strange.
00:29:20.520 There's a lot of stuff there that people don't know about.
00:29:22.140 There's a ton of strange.
00:29:23.020 Well, I was going to say just on the idea of the Bavarian Illuminati,
00:29:26.260 it originally, allegedly, I have no way of verifying this,
00:29:30.380 It starts as basically people that were mathematicians and scientists and things like that,
00:29:36.840 and they were being persecuted by the church for their willingness to explore these topics.
00:29:43.020 And part of it, too, was that—but part of it was because you could have your own personal God.
00:29:47.280 You don't need the church.
00:29:48.080 Just the same reason they killed the people who translated the Bible. 0.86
00:29:51.000 Even if it's not a Christian thing, that's dangerous. 0.94
00:29:54.440 Well, that's—so we talked about the Bible being a control mechanism. 1.00
00:29:56.920 It's like, of course people would want to.
00:29:58.800 if this is truly if this is the truth then to create yourself as a gatekeeper to it would be
00:30:04.520 to monopolize the power of the truth and so that's another reason i wouldn't want to do it because
00:30:09.100 you monopolize that and you're you're you're literally making a bond like a death bond yeah 0.99
00:30:15.480 with people that might be freaking pedos all kinds of shit yeah okay what do you think that 0.99
00:30:19.840 does spiritually when you have a covenant with a bunch of people who are doing heinous shit you 0.99
00:30:24.420 know i'm saying like that's not good for your spirit it's very common that people in in high 0.53
00:30:28.620 positions of power um you like to think of it or i like to think of it as like you've earned this
00:30:34.100 position because of the sweat of your brow and labor and and all these different things there
00:30:39.400 are people and i'm learning this now because um i guess maybe i was a little bit naive to it you
00:30:43.780 like to think like everybody's good some people just make bad it's like no there are people that
00:30:47.680 will completely lie and fabricate as much as they possibly can that even when they're caught it
00:30:54.160 doesn't mean it's the end of them they'll still lie and fabricate and twist and claw their way to
00:30:58.620 positions of power so yeah the idea that you're in some influential group and you're not side by
00:31:02.960 side with individuals who have just not been caught overtly for the body of lies that they
00:31:08.220 laid out just to get there like they're there like being unequally yoked right absolutely yeah that's
00:31:13.840 it yeah yeah that's a that's a problem definition of it other than marriage you know like you you're
00:31:19.180 linked with a covenant with these people you do anything like part of the the first covenant is
00:31:23.600 like you know basically a brother above all other you know like that's you protect them over over
00:31:29.520 anybody else yeah yeah and it's a powerful thing even though it's not a real like they're not
00:31:36.800 really going to do to you what they say they're going to do to you maybe they used to like captain
00:31:41.580 a guy named captain um cook i believe was his name captain morgan okay he was one of the first
00:31:48.620 people there's a book he wrote a book one of the first people to leave masonry and he ended up dead
00:31:53.440 he was a captain and he left it and then also in indiana there's the anti-masonic party ever
00:31:58.480 heard of that they're not not anymore but our president that we had for only 32 days that died
00:32:03.040 harrison was he first ran under the anti-masonic party and then he lost and then so then the wig
00:32:10.160 party was like hey like you're probably not going to lose win underneath the anti-masonic party
00:32:14.280 so one runner the wig party he won in the wig party died 32 days later i've been to the mansion
00:32:20.680 there his family still runs it they'd surprise he didn't die 33 days later yeah that's what they
00:32:25.080 said yeah yeah that's what they said i was like so they believe he was murdered as well if you
00:32:28.860 ever go visit the mansion there in indiana they'll tell you and it's a really cool spot but this is
00:32:33.340 there's a lot of that here a lot of uh here too like where you guys are at florida is like an 0.86
00:32:38.680 interesting oh yeah interesting dynamic because you have like the the way conservative jewish
00:32:44.740 way liberal jewish things and you have they'll say it's like a uh it's it's like the garden of
00:32:51.060 eden for the jewish community and all kinds of things like that it's nothing bad will ever 0.98
00:32:57.180 happen in florida because they all hope to retire here you know what i mean so maybe it's a good 0.98
00:33:01.260 place to be but i like florida i love florida actually i love it here i love it here so you're
00:33:06.860 not because of the reason stated before no because i like the weather and like the so a lot of people
00:33:11.660 here are awesome though they really are yeah uh yeah there's a there's an essence to florida that
00:33:15.800 is like wild yeah so the people that you'll encounter here everyone's kind of yeah who they
00:33:20.400 are in your ground bro that's scary yeah yeah it is yeah but but you know what man um it's a good
00:33:25.340 thing though maybe you don't see it at all really like uh as far as everybody having a gun you never
00:33:31.760 notice it you know what i mean so people because i remember coming from new jersey and they were
00:33:35.160 like everybody's got guns out there dude and then eventually when we came here it became open carry
00:33:39.600 was legal i've seen one dude open carry and uh and it's a non-thought you know as far as who's
00:33:45.220 got a gun or who's carrying it there were more days in new york where i'm like i wish i could
00:33:49.980 conceal carry i wish i could shoot that in florida yeah i wish i could in florida it's more like
00:33:56.060 should i bring today yeah yeah for me it's phone wallet keys gun and and that's how i treat it 0.95
00:34:02.680 so the same way that i grab my phone and and the emphasis and the thought i put into this thing
00:34:08.320 is very similar to the thought that i put it probably even less i would say because i'm
00:34:11.260 looking at my phone all day um but when it comes to you're from indiana so well not originally i
00:34:16.920 originally grew up in south texas by the border like now down near mission mccallan real grand
00:34:21.940 valley area so okay like a 10 minute walk to the border or something wow so close so it was way
00:34:27.540 like if you look at texas it's got the little tip there yeah south padron i was right there
00:34:31.620 you're right at the tip of the circumcised or so yeah until i was like 14 so okay 14 yeah so
00:34:38.220 So, you know, you're out of there way before the nightmarish, porous southern border.
00:34:44.200 Not really.
00:34:44.760 That was happening, huh?
00:34:45.340 Not really, yeah.
00:34:46.040 It was happening.
00:34:47.240 There would be abductions a lot.
00:34:49.360 And so I – there was hardly any white people that lived there, okay? 0.73
00:34:53.820 So no black people, 1% white.
00:34:58.200 Really, really Hispanic.
00:34:58.980 Mexican, Hispanic, yeah, South American.
00:35:00.420 Great people in general.
00:35:01.820 Like, honestly, like some of the best people I've ever met in my life.
00:35:04.740 Great food.
00:35:04.940 Some of the best family people, great food.
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00:37:08.080 Mine, a mixture, they call a Melungeon.
00:37:12.200 Have you heard of Melungeon? 1.00
00:37:13.240 I heard of like mulatto. 1.00
00:37:14.680 It was similar.
00:37:15.580 Melungeon, that's where the word mulatto came from.
00:37:17.640 Melungeon is basically a group of people that they don't know how to define that came over to like the Appalachia area, Kentucky area, all that, that were kind of a mixture of all of the above.
00:37:29.080 Interesting.
00:37:29.480 And so now, but my dad was pure English, so, like, I've got a lot of that.
00:37:34.060 You know, my mom, you could look at her, and you can be like, okay.
00:37:36.260 And my grandpa was, like, pitch dark with blue eyes.
00:37:39.760 Okay, so you then, somebody in the chat actually said a Jewish bioweapon.
00:37:43.160 That's what I call myself.
00:37:43.960 I'm a Jewish bioweapon. 1.00
00:37:46.080 I'm made up of, like, 13 different things, and the range is pretty expansive. 1.00
00:37:49.840 In a way, Puerto Ricans are the same.
00:37:51.100 Like, if you go to my family meetings for, like, my family meetings. 1.00
00:37:53.800 My family meetings, and they talk about how they're going to take over America.
00:37:56.880 i'm brooklyn yeah like you know for holidays but like i got a black cousin like this i got a white
00:38:03.160 cousin white with blue eyes and then i'm like in the middle it's it's just all the colors my kids
00:38:08.680 are like that i've got two or three little blonde-headed girls blue eyes all of them have
00:38:13.520 hazel eyes and then my boys i got a tall he's almost my height he's got hair that's out to
00:38:18.180 here big curly hair brown hair you know like so it's like a wide variety through all of them i
00:38:23.560 i kind of love it man i like the variety i don't know i like it because i can't i could never get
00:38:28.340 caught up in identity politics because i'm so many different things it's like what am i going to
00:38:32.160 claim am i going to claim all of them so all of them suck in their own way i can tell you
00:38:37.180 explicitly how they all suck actually i've been uh well studied in that but yeah i mean it's uh 0.77
00:38:42.560 it's saved me from doing that and of course there's other pitfalls if you want to get into 0.53
00:38:45.780 political uh identity politics or cultural identity politics but i never got into the
00:38:50.140 racial ones because you know what could i possibly claim but this idea of indiana is is fascinating
00:38:55.480 comes up on the show often it is a weird place i was i showed my son an old show from the 90s
00:39:00.780 called uh eerie indiana i believe it's called uh it's kind of like goosebumps i heard you guys and
00:39:05.380 jt talking about it on the way here i listened to your episode with jt i'll tell you what man
00:39:09.140 if you ever get a chance just to go back and look at that uh it's they start off with stuff that
00:39:14.560 ends up being like the basis for mk ultra you know i think i talked about it on that show where the
00:39:19.600 guy gets his braces and he's picking up the frequency that ends up enabling him to hear
00:39:24.700 the thoughts of his dog you know yeah so the whole season interesting oh it's a huge part of my quest
00:39:30.360 is like finding people that are experts in that yeah i found some and dude the stuff they have
00:39:35.720 is just crazy like i mean it starts like some of the treatments that we're talking i'll talk i'll
00:39:40.580 tell you about one of the treatments there's a guy i'm not gonna say his name because dangerous
00:39:44.720 maybe for him maybe although billionaires go to where he's at he's in the middle of the redwood
00:39:49.560 forest in california oh wow um he has a system and i i'm gonna i'm gonna say it because i don't
00:39:57.780 he didn't tell me you can't tell the system or anything like that so they're just behind this
00:40:02.020 guy he collected frequencies everything has a frequency this has a frequency yep you know this
00:40:06.860 has a frequency i have a frequency you have a frequency for the government he collected 10 000
00:40:11.540 frequencies okay and they only wanted some of them and so he was allowed to keep the rest of
00:40:18.460 those frequencies and he developed a way to be able to shoot frequencies into the body you guys
00:40:23.160 have heard of the rife machine and all that stuff like that actually sponsor of the show early real
00:40:26.880 early sponsor of the show yeah okay so this this is one of the guys all right so probably a fed
00:40:31.940 probably probably at least at one time god bless him yeah but his treatment started out at anywhere
00:40:37.380 from like 50 000 up to a million dollars so like it's but this is why i'm going to tell you why
00:40:43.660 is that much because a guy that was a very high level guy went in there stroke completely whole
00:40:51.100 right side limp like couldn't walk hardly had to be carted in by wheelchair went into the treatment
00:40:57.580 and walked out all right walked out and i'm gonna tell you how he did it but basically he understood
00:41:03.180 that in the blood there was these little black things that float around the blood and people
00:41:06.540 never really knew what they were they kind of just discarded them when they redo your blood
00:41:09.900 they discard them. But what they are, according to him, is baby, what is the stuff they shoot
00:41:17.060 into you? Oh, stem cells. They're baby stem cells, general baby stem cells. And he developed a
00:41:23.260 frequency that cracked the shells of these black things. And so he would crack the shells of these 1.00
00:41:27.780 black things and insert the frequency into the problem area. And those stem cells became baby 0.98
00:41:33.260 stem cells for the area that he shot them into. So his, his frequency then is, uh, it's designed
00:41:39.800 to, uh, activate those cells, but to become a specific thing. Like if it's like a shoulder
00:41:45.200 injury, it just automatically happens. Oh, they would know what to do. They would know what to
00:41:48.480 do once they're hatched. And he also, this is even crazier, man. So like some of this stuff is
00:41:53.800 proprietary patents pending, maybe not even they'll ever get out just because who knows what's
00:41:58.520 going to happen. I mean, uh, with all this, if they get, if this stuff gets out, like it's going
00:42:01.960 to cripple a lot of industries yeah yeah yeah uh pharmaceutical industries for sure even which
00:42:06.360 we're right right now in a stranglehold by those industries ever especially since 2020 you know
00:42:11.320 we have some stuff to talk about later on that show regarding that but please continue so patches
00:42:15.820 they have patches that you can put on and let's say you wanted to be high from marijuana and you
00:42:20.840 wanted to thc so there's a frequency for thc they can put the patch on you and shoot the frequency
00:42:26.020 and you're high instantly like you like you just smoked weed and then as soon as you take it off
00:42:30.520 you're done so no drug test problem you know like hang have problem like i don't want to be high
00:42:35.400 right now yeah yeah like we're drunk or whatever they have those landlord just knocked on the door
00:42:39.840 let me take this patch off yeah yeah so they have that right then then they're developing ways on
00:42:44.640 how they monetize that so they maybe prescript like you get a certain subscription subscription
00:42:50.980 not prescription you pay and then you get a certain amount of uses per month that's fascinating
00:42:55.400 whoa that's fair so so obviously yeah they've been experiencing or experimenting rather with
00:43:01.040 these frequency-based technologies for a long time and i think a lot of them kind of came out of like
00:43:05.100 you know 1947 end of world war ii you know nazi regime i think they were doing a lot and then a
00:43:10.640 lot of that goes on to inform mk ultra but it would make a lot of sense to me that the applications
00:43:15.240 of it are so vast that the medical industry would be among the first to really get the wide rollout
00:43:20.680 And also the most booming, you know, when it comes to the success around it.
00:43:24.680 But you have all this apparatus that stands in the way, like the current rendition of the medical industry.
00:43:30.160 But this idea of frequency, everything having a frequency, let's maybe look this up.
00:43:34.620 So, you know how in the Bible it talks about not wearing, not mixing fabrics, which I always thought was an interesting but anomalous kind of a deal.
00:43:43.300 And I'm sure within the context, if you read the scripture, I'm not familiar with it.
00:43:46.300 But I wouldn't be surprised if you can kind of go, no, this isn't why.
00:43:49.340 It just doesn't make sense why in the context of Scripture, but I know I'm probably sure you've figured it out.
00:43:55.320 Well, I don't know if this is true, but in 2003, there's a Dr. Heidi Yellen who starts to research the frequencies of different fabrics.
00:44:04.400 So linen and wool have a frequency of 5,000.
00:44:10.380 That's what, you know, frequency of fabric studies is 5,000.
00:44:14.140 Do with that what you will. 1.00
00:44:15.120 It's an almost useless number to me because I'm an idiot. 0.93
00:44:17.600 organic cotton has 100 um and then it goes down from there conventional cotton 70 silk 15 rayon 0.96
00:44:25.480 15 and then polyester which is what everything is made out of it's a polyester blend now it's 15 or
00:44:30.980 lower which is dead well a dead body uh has like 15 or lower right right so a human being at any
00:44:39.040 given time has a detectable frequency of 100 i don't know if this is hertz or whatever they're
00:44:43.460 they're they're recording this in um but it would make sense you know if if this is some when the
00:44:49.540 new age practitioners use language that i go like yeah they're on to something we make fun of like
00:44:54.800 crystals and frequency we say it's gay good vibes bad vibes but it's it's real like it's a real
00:44:59.660 thing vibrations you know right so if you want to raise your frequency and it's like everybody in 0.53
00:45:04.560 the bible was wearing linen and wool you know what i mean like that's what everything was back
00:45:08.400 in the day or cotton dude i love i will love linen i wish i was wearing it right now to be
00:45:12.820 honestly yeah florida florida's the spot for i have one suit it's a linen suit yeah and i'm like
00:45:18.000 if i'm gonna wear a suit anywhere in florida it's gotta be made of linen yeah but i think that there
00:45:21.300 is one while i'm here there's something to frequency to such a degree when you were saying
00:45:25.880 that he mapped out these frequencies and he gave some of them to the government that they were
00:45:29.340 interested and he was allowed to keep the other ones uh i often think that because of the early
00:45:34.580 research in like parapsychology like back in the i don't know 60s 70s 80s there was like real
00:45:40.740 scientists that were studying psychic phenomenon mesmer for instance they were they were not laughed
00:45:46.380 out of the scientific community at the time now it's pseudoscience and you'll get laughed out of
00:45:50.140 the room well i think it still happens in these intelligence agencies and such just not you know
00:45:54.780 for the mainstream consumption but um they weren't ridiculed yeah these were like like real like uh
00:46:01.140 uh what would you call them cowboys you know what i mean like back when scientists in america was
00:46:05.280 like it was a big deal because we were trying to compete with the russians and with china and
00:46:08.200 everything and like at that time scientists were seen as like real like kind of badass dudes yeah
00:46:14.520 they were studying psychic phenomenon and i think that our research shows it's not really our
00:46:20.760 research it's us picking up the pieces that other people that came before us that's what it means
00:46:25.600 you research something out that's an interesting yeah that's that's a good observation actually
00:46:29.500 you're researching it so um everything that we look at is like these things that exist in a
00:46:36.500 spiritual realm, if you were to try to quantify them in a tangible way, that would show up as
00:46:41.820 frequency. So whether it's the way they communicate with us or influence us and get in our minds and
00:46:47.160 whispered things, they would be perceivable as frequency. So it makes sense to me.
00:46:51.200 And even physical matter is perceived as frequency because when Jesus spoke into the
00:46:56.160 clay that he formed, it became life because of his frequency that he was able to put out.
00:47:01.060 Created the universe with the word, right? And then he is the word. The word made flesh,
00:47:06.240 like so so it's yeah their frequency is at the heart of all of this it's just hard because you
00:47:10.560 don't want to go like too woo woo too new age so there's this place where you kind of have to but
00:47:14.480 that's unfair because it's it's extremely accurate like before uh before i was doing this show or
00:47:19.800 anything conspiracy wise i was like i'm a musician so i got down this rabbit hole where i was obsessed
00:47:24.820 with frequency and how it correlates to sound and then how that correlates to uh color have you had
00:47:30.840 laura singer on yet dr oh she's great yeah we did but we didn't cover that with her we did
00:47:35.040 Oh, the Roots of the Federal Reserve is what we did with her.
00:47:37.800 Yeah, which is a shame.
00:47:38.940 And she's busy, so we haven't been able to have her back on.
00:47:41.780 But I know she did extensive work with that.
00:47:45.020 And the reason I covered that is because I have like a thing.
00:47:48.040 I have synesthesia, like a partial synesthesia where.
00:47:51.380 What is that?
00:47:52.980 Synesthesia is what Pharrell Williams has it.
00:47:57.040 Jimi Hendrix had it.
00:47:58.880 A bunch of other musicians.
00:48:00.400 And you can tell in Jimi's music, like he has a song called.
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00:50:04.160 Bold is love.
00:50:05.520 And the lyrics all go through where he's talking about the color, the sensation, how it makes him feel, and then in accordance with the chords that he's playing.
00:50:14.160 So sensation, synesthesia has to do with sensations.
00:50:16.980 Well, as he's hearing, tasting, smelling, he's seeing color.
00:50:21.840 Acid really helps you do that.
00:50:23.200 But when I play, I get an overall notion of a general key that I'm playing.
00:50:29.480 Like a key of G would be green.
00:50:31.940 Did you know that colors are a frequency that is the higher octave?
00:50:37.480 It goes way high.
00:50:38.920 And that's what color is manifested of a high, high frequency.
00:50:42.040 So I started going down that rabbit hole of like, all right,
00:50:45.360 if I plot this out on the graph of infrared to ultraviolet,
00:50:51.240 where this goes over and then I lay over the musical notes
00:50:55.000 and how many times, like, so if A is vibrating 440 times,
00:50:58.540 where does that line up?
00:50:59.760 And it got very dicey for me.
00:51:01.840 Like, I'd be hesitant to continue the study
00:51:04.500 and, like, put definite definitions on it
00:51:08.060 because if I'm perceiving the notes G, A, B, C, D, E, F sharp
00:51:13.180 as a green, that's a conglomeration of notes
00:51:16.340 that I now think are green.
00:51:18.500 But you might perceive it different.
00:51:20.380 I don't perceive it like that at all.
00:51:22.200 That's interesting.
00:51:23.220 I don't have that.
00:51:24.960 I think everybody does.
00:51:26.260 I think you just need to figure out a way to connect these things
00:51:29.120 because they exist on the same spectrum in a way.
00:51:32.640 Yeah, just different octaves.
00:51:34.160 Yeah, because we're hearing and we're seeing,
00:51:36.040 but we're not relating the two senses.
00:51:37.980 But I'm hesitant to define it and say,
00:51:41.080 okay, little kids, like I was thinking about doing it with my kids,
00:51:43.740 like training them from young.
00:51:44.680 Oh, that'd be interesting.
00:51:45.720 But I create a bias in them.
00:51:47.580 if my predefined bias is if is this the color that you're seeing yeah well i don't know if this
00:51:53.480 works but there's something to it it's it's along the same lines i just don't know if i can accurately
00:51:58.440 plot one to the other yeah when people say that they can detect auras in individuals like your
00:52:04.180 aura is this color you're i wonder if they are experiencing some form of synesthesia where
00:52:08.140 they're perceiving the frequency of an individual as an actual color which makes sense because all
00:52:13.280 frequency is or light is frequency uh color is light it's all it's all one big connective strand
00:52:20.120 um i mean it seems seems like it's possible especially if their eyes are picking up uh
00:52:25.360 you know a mother maybe a different spectrum maybe they have a vision issue i have a friend who has
00:52:29.500 is he's a youtuber goes by the name visual disturbance he's a he's a small youtuber
00:52:33.560 good guy but he had he got hit and brain damaged so he he uh he was a milk truck driver and he was
00:52:40.460 deliver milk and the milk came and crashed down on his head wow and he so now he sees differently
00:52:45.980 but he has these glasses that he has to wear in order to keep from like completely losing it and
00:52:51.680 like sensory overload kind of deal see things man he can see different things because of these
00:52:56.760 glasses and it's not good he doesn't like it all the time but he's like he can like there's other
00:53:01.420 things outside of the spectrum that he's able to to see that he never saw before his brain ever now
00:53:06.200 it could be just nothing he'll tell you about it it could be nothing that he's seeing but it to
00:53:10.300 him it's something you know what type of glasses are they they look like 3d glasses that you get
00:53:14.760 at like oh that's interesting what color are they blue yeah uh-huh so have you ever heard of
00:53:20.160 disinian glass is it the stuff they made scrying mirrors and stuff out of that's um uh obsidian
00:53:27.360 very close obsidian that's like that would be a dark black uh disinian glass it's uh so cyan
00:53:32.680 would be the color that we're looking at which is blue cyan that's interesting yeah that's what
00:53:37.340 they call the people who can wield the force scions are the people in in the not and not in
00:53:41.780 not in the movie but in real life scions are like the the guys you know that's yeah yeah so uh the
00:53:48.260 disinian glass was used in vietnam originally and they were using it as uh it was night vision early
00:53:54.520 night vision or infrared yeah i think it was night vision because you know the troops on the ground 0.80
00:53:57.780 and they have to see all the traps and the people in the trees and shit and uh it's such a crazy 0.92
00:54:02.180 story they're in the jungles of vietnam in hell basically yeah and they're putting on their 0.98
00:54:06.960 night vision goggles that have disinian glass they're seeing ghosts demons demons apparitions
00:54:14.380 which makes sense think about a war zone right like that's they're there feeding off that trauma
00:54:18.880 and that that despair and all of those emotions dude i did not know that i'm gonna look that up
00:54:23.640 that's super interesting yeah yeah but that pertains to the frequency idea and they they
00:54:28.660 obviously suspend them now our uh our goggles are this color like they're the green so you'll see 0.96
00:54:33.180 don't give them that blue shit anymore they see too much yeah the blue shit was like keeping 0.92
00:54:35.920 it's really distracting it's all vibrations too i don't know what kind of lights you have but led 0.99
00:54:40.100 technology is yeah that's why i wear these all the time because that right there my doctor says 0.95
00:54:46.100 it makes you fat and gay like literally well okay so so that kind of makes sense though because um
00:54:51.880 it makes a lot of sense yeah i'm very well i lost a lot of weight it was a weight um but 0.98
00:54:56.660 you know there's i don't like this i don't when i'm in here either there is a there is a thing
00:55:02.220 Like when somebody doesn't do this and is not used to this at all, has never done it, I enjoy watching them because they're like.
00:55:08.700 There's a flash rate.
00:55:09.900 You get your phone in slow-mo and film it on your iPhone and you'll see it flicker and a flicker rate.
00:55:15.280 It causes anxiety.
00:55:16.920 Yeah.
00:55:17.160 The doctor that I have would tell me that this.
00:55:19.160 So I interviewed the guy too after the fact.
00:55:21.600 Dr. Jack Cruz, have you heard of him?
00:55:23.000 Okay.
00:55:23.740 Okay.
00:55:24.000 I interviewed him and he was talking about how he found 24 boxes of MK Ultrafiles.
00:55:28.920 He's a brain surgeon.
00:55:30.320 And the reason I even heard of him is because during COVID,
00:55:32.840 he was the only one on Twitter that was not removed, the only doctor.
00:55:35.720 And the reason is because he was Jack Dorsey's doctor.
00:55:37.980 So Jack Dorsey's like, you can't remove this guy.
00:55:40.600 Oh, interesting.
00:55:41.320 So, yeah, and he was on RFK's team for a while.
00:55:43.580 Now he's in El Salvador helping with their government medical solutions or whatnot.
00:55:48.700 Is El Salvador where that guy Bukaili's at?
00:55:51.120 Where they have that giant prison that they – yes.
00:55:54.140 Yeah, where they're treating the prison because they're all gang members or whatever.
00:55:57.520 Yeah, like 70,000 of them, bro.
00:55:58.860 Yeah, they, like, shaved all their heads, and they got them, like, sitting, like, on their knees.
00:56:03.520 Let's put a pin in that because I want to talk about that, but continue.
00:56:07.760 I'll write that down.
00:56:08.540 Yeah, so he was saying that in the files that he found, because it had to pertain to a brain surgery, what he wanted to find out.
00:56:14.660 He was also looking at, like, what is affecting a certain chromosome because everybody's had this chromosome where people are getting overweight, people are – all these problems that people are having.
00:56:24.660 And he found out which one it was, and it coincides with why people take GLP-1s.
00:56:30.740 GLP-1s is because that's the one it inhibits.
00:56:33.540 That's the problem, and it causes hormone problems and all of these things.
00:56:37.580 Right. 0.53
00:56:38.160 And he found that through them because they found that out during MKUltra.
00:56:41.860 They took this research. 0.68
00:56:43.320 Oh, my God.
00:56:43.980 Yeah, and he said that in Russia they went the opposite way with the research.
00:56:47.200 They took the research, but they used it to try to de-mind control their people.
00:56:52.820 Okay. 0.70
00:56:53.020 Whereas here in America, the Rockefellers took it and did the opposite way.
00:56:56.740 They made us epic.
00:56:57.580 We talk about it in Blue Lies.
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00:58:59.360 Remember, you guys are probably too young.
00:59:01.240 How old are you guys?
00:59:02.060 I'm 36.
00:59:03.360 So you do remember this.
00:59:04.380 When they came, at least they did at my house, they came and they said, hey, we'll replace all your lights.
00:59:08.520 Oh, yeah.
00:59:08.900 We were talking about that yesterday.
00:59:10.600 Yeah.
00:59:10.760 Yeah, yeah, all the nice, soft, glowing, yellow bulbs.
00:59:13.220 Oh, no, they didn't come in New York.
00:59:14.500 They were just like, you need to do this.
00:59:16.220 Yeah, they start turning the street lamps, LEDs, and, you know, they used to be these soft, glowing, kind of orange street lamps.
00:59:23.160 And, yeah, they've done that.
00:59:23.980 And they did studies for Walmart that showed that there's a correlation between the flicker rate of the LEDs in Walmart drives up anxiety and impulse control goes way down.
00:59:35.240 Yeah.
00:59:35.520 Which is kind of interesting.
00:59:36.280 So impulse control going way down.
00:59:39.460 That's good for their sales. 0.99
00:59:40.760 But if your impulse control is way down, you're eating slop, and the slop is filled with all kinds of crap. 1.00
00:59:47.100 So you're being gay and fat. 1.00
00:59:49.080 Angry, irrational. 1.00
00:59:49.860 Yeah, yeah, yeah. 1.00
00:59:50.380 But it's making you gay and fat. 1.00
00:59:51.640 Yeah, it is. 1.00
00:59:52.360 That's interesting.
00:59:52.980 That's interesting.
00:59:53.900 Oh, man.
00:59:54.620 It's not good, man.
00:59:55.480 And everybody is—that's like the primary weapon to start out with.
00:59:59.820 Yes, the stuff you watch is a weapon, too.
01:00:02.060 Yeah, yeah.
01:00:02.320 But that first initial—
01:00:04.080 Well, think about the obesity epidemic in America.
01:00:06.000 I wonder if there's a, you know, a graph you could look at is the implementation of that sort of a light across all the different industries that you are in, whether it's school or your shopping centers or anything like that.
01:00:18.140 And then the increase of the obesity epidemic.
01:00:21.100 I try to tell my wife, too, like, I'm like, you don't understand.
01:00:24.620 Like, we're on a podcast.
01:00:25.900 I'm sitting down. 1.00
01:00:26.760 We're talking about important shit. 0.99
01:00:28.540 Yeah. 0.99
01:00:29.020 You just don't get it.
01:00:30.400 But afterward, I'm like, I'm tired.
01:00:32.860 Like, today we're going to do three.
01:00:34.460 Yeah.
01:00:34.720 and we never do three back-to-back anymore because like we're because we're above that it is hard
01:00:39.740 though it's hard because yeah three you have to like literally be present for that whole time
01:00:43.880 yeah that's why we're gonna take a break we're gonna need some pub subs this stuff the lights
01:00:48.220 the the computers all the i mean i'm i'm doing it to myself i it has an effect i feel like it
01:00:54.820 doesn't as much anymore but like because we're getting acclimated we're acclimated to the blue
01:00:59.320 It's interesting, too, because you said the GLP ones, right?
01:01:02.680 So I guess I'll break it to the audience because I put it on Twitter the other day.
01:01:07.500 But part of why I've lost so much weight, I've lost 22 pounds.
01:01:11.000 It's because the extreme ridicule that you've given me.
01:01:12.520 Well, the body shaming helps a lot.
01:01:15.220 But I've been in the gym five to six days a week, and my diet is dialed in in a big way.
01:01:22.460 But I've been on this substance Reddit Trutide for the last.
01:01:27.100 Let me just say to bolster your point, too, John.
01:01:29.320 He's been on a diet and been going to the gym for months now, probably a year.
01:01:34.240 And I plateaued so hard, dude.
01:01:36.260 Couldn't get past it.
01:01:37.640 It was weird.
01:01:38.800 I'm watching him work, and I'm like, nothing's happening.
01:01:41.700 It's kind of like tragic because I know you're trying to lose weight.
01:01:45.060 They're stuck.
01:01:45.840 There's an inhibitor, and it was probably a— 0.99
01:01:47.960 Well, let's say the lights are making me fat and gay. 0.98
01:01:51.220 I put more lights. 0.99
01:01:52.200 Is that a peptide, what you were talking about?
01:01:53.940 Yeah, it's a peptide.
01:01:54.860 So that's basically what GOP-1s are.
01:01:56.600 They are a peptide.
01:01:57.320 Yes.
01:01:57.640 And what I've noticed is it's taken down the part of my brain, specifically that has to do with impulse control.
01:02:04.420 So it's not just food.
01:02:07.120 I don't have a desire really to, like, play video games. 0.96
01:02:09.800 If I try to watch something, like, that's just, like, random slop, like Netflix, like, I don't fucking care. 0.72
01:02:14.600 I can't watch Netflix or anything like that.
01:02:16.200 I'm on a really low dosage, so I still, like, I can appreciate a movie.
01:02:19.640 Like, if I go watch Spider-Man, I go, okay, fine, this is fun.
01:02:22.060 I went out with my cousin the other day.
01:02:24.280 I have no desire for alcohol.
01:02:26.300 but if i go out and i go like we're gonna have some drinks i went out with my cousin the other
01:02:30.100 day we hung out till you know midnight which is super uncharacteristic of me as well i'm out you
01:02:35.560 know till midnight on on main street at a bar drinking with my cousin his fiance having a good
01:02:40.360 time so i could still do these things but i've got no desire whereas like if i was home i mean
01:02:45.340 well so that's interesting because if there is external stimuli that's causing an anxiety rate
01:02:51.140 to go up and a lot of the impulse is self-soothing stuff yeah so uh for example binge eating oh yeah
01:02:58.140 people will do that when they are anxious or depressed so if this is driving up anxiety
01:03:02.880 then it makes sense that it's simultaneously driving up impulse control or the lack of
01:03:07.100 impulse control so then you are binge eating and you are engaging in mindless slop to take your
01:03:12.520 mind off the anxiety right and the idea that this is correcting that to any degree is is really
01:03:18.940 fascinating because you happen to mention that in the same breath the glp ones and i go man there 0.83
01:03:23.140 that that is there is uh an array of shit at any given time that is aimed at us and it's causing 0.99
01:03:30.240 you know so we're like why is everybody fat why is everybody gay why is everybody anxiety rates 1.00
01:03:34.920 depression rates you know mental we have a mental health crisis no one paying attention yeah you 0.88
01:03:39.440 know i it's it's wild to me but when i was in school like i remember there was like one fat
01:03:45.800 kid maybe maybe two dude you know now it's almost all of them and like maybe a few fit kids it's
01:03:51.200 sad it's sad because there's this idea that was trying to be popularized that like you can be fat
01:03:57.040 and healthy at the same time yeah you don't understand what it does to the psychology
01:04:00.520 especially of a kid yeah you know um kids should be out running and jumping and climbing and and
01:04:05.600 feeling like invigorated and and i mean especially as you're developing as a teenager the strength
01:04:10.720 that your own body is capable of like these are fantastic times and these kids are never getting
01:04:15.860 to experience that they're they're hindered and they're weighed down by their own you know body
01:04:20.400 fat and it's crazy because like as much so their solution to that would be like we're victims and
01:04:26.460 we're like you're not a victim be you know be a bigger person but in a sense it's like we kind
01:04:31.880 of are a victim of this targeted attack but the important thing to notice about that is like okay
01:04:37.420 There's a targeted attack.
01:04:38.880 Where can you take that and reverse that off?
01:04:40.580 Rather than being a victim, you have to find what it is,
01:04:43.160 and we haven't even begun to look.
01:04:44.560 Yeah, that's part of, like, you know, that's the only way,
01:04:48.440 because we are born into this.
01:04:50.080 The Bible calls it a matrix, right?
01:04:51.540 But it's the same word for the womb.
01:04:53.260 Like in the old English, the matrix and the womb are the same.
01:04:55.820 So, like, once we enter here, it's been taken captive.
01:04:58.740 I mean, there's something that has taken captive.
01:05:00.780 It cursed us a long time ago.
01:05:02.540 And once we realize that, it is important to kind of understand that
01:05:05.520 So we can be like, OK, I don't want to, you know, let them do their thing.
01:05:09.060 I don't want to be a product of it.
01:05:10.580 Yes. Yeah. Yeah. And if you know that it's all pitted against you, then you can navigate it.
01:05:14.360 Yeah. Yeah. I mean, we talk about pretty often this idea of like free range MK ultra chicken.
01:05:20.560 So even this idea of the flicker rate and the anxiety and how Russia use this idea to liberate their people from mind control, whereas in America, it becomes a free range thing.
01:05:32.220 There's so many aspects of those intelligence operations and specifically the manipulation of the psyche of human beings, right?
01:05:39.720 Everything that they learned through disassociative states and, you know, psychedelic usage and trauma-based mind control, all this.
01:05:47.180 They took it, and it seems like somebody said, well, how do we implement this at scale, right?
01:05:52.260 So we're all being traumatized by, like, a news cycle that's, like, two days long before the next trauma thing hits.
01:05:57.540 We're on, like, MKUltra 4.0 now, maybe 5.0.
01:06:00.300 Who knows?
01:06:00.680 We're way out there, yeah.
01:06:01.700 So, I mean, what do you think about this idea, not so much to hang on the idea of how much is pitted against us, but the idea that any of us are actually overcoming this, that guys like us are in a studio right now having conversations where by so many measures you would say, 0.60
01:06:23.040 fuck man that that trillion upon trillion dollar industry those those generations of research that 0.97
01:06:29.420 you're aiming at us it's actually still i consider myself retarded and i go you can't fucking get me 1.00
01:06:35.280 that's pretty crazy dude it's dude it goes back to those contracts those ideas of what they're 0.96
01:06:40.900 allowed to do you you if you they they can only operate what they can operate they can't do they
01:06:46.820 can't touch you unless they are told to touch you or they have or you consent right consent by doing
01:06:51.840 something like we're i don't know if we it was no i think it was me and um i don't remember who it
01:06:57.340 was i was talking about maybe it was you but we were talking about the idea of king balak you
01:07:01.840 guys know that story in the bible king balak and remind me balaam is the prophet who was paid yeah
01:07:06.780 yeah with the donkey to come and okay yeah yeah balaam's donkey yeah so he couldn't curse him
01:07:10.700 he couldn't every time he opened his mouth god's like you're gonna bless them actually you know so
01:07:15.560 like forget that well he come up with an idea with king balak and he says we can't curse him
01:07:21.000 This is what Jude talks about, right? 0.91
01:07:22.580 Like when he's talking about the folly or the mistake of Balaam. 0.65
01:07:27.360 Yes. 1.00
01:07:27.800 So they send in the prostitutes. 1.00
01:07:31.000 They send in all the things that cause the Jewish people or the Israeli people to sin. 1.00
01:07:36.920 Sure. 0.97
01:07:37.220 And once they sin, he says, God will destroy them.
01:07:41.040 And that's what they're doing here.
01:07:42.800 They don't have the right to do anything to you unless God says, just like in Job,
01:07:46.000 like they operate under contracts, they operate under all of that.
01:07:49.040 And that's why they have to tell you what they're doing.
01:07:51.240 Like, I used to not think that was true, but I found out that it is very true because they have, you know, if they tell you what they're doing, the punishment is less.
01:07:58.920 The physical risk things they receive, the reaping and sowing is less and different.
01:08:04.100 And also we're then giving some level of educated consent.
01:08:07.460 Yes.
01:08:07.780 So the iniquity that builds up on our side is greater.
01:08:10.580 Yes.
01:08:11.600 That's interesting.
01:08:12.620 I believe that.
01:08:13.320 I believe that because otherwise, yes, they can touch you. 0.91
01:08:16.420 They can come and kill you and not right now. 0.97
01:08:18.020 They could mentoring candidate anybody and have them come kill you, or they could blow your building up and the next building over and make it look like it was over there. 0.95
01:08:25.800 And I think they do that, but they can only do that in small instances.
01:08:31.120 But as far as this wide-scale implementation across an entire culture or entire planet of people, they need to play it incrementally.
01:08:40.240 As long as you're a servant of God, too, like the promise to the servants of the Lord, no weapon formed against you shall prosper.
01:08:48.020 and every tongue that rises up against you in judgment thou shalt condemn that's why i don't
01:08:52.200 even answer people anymore they can talk shit all they want yeah but ultimately like i'm doing what 0.95
01:08:56.900 i feel like god wants me to do i'm not perfect i suck a lot of ways i get angry sometimes i get 0.96
01:09:01.880 like you know depressed i get i go through all the stages i cuss sometimes i you know i maybe i 0.55
01:09:08.940 i haven't i don't drink hardly ever but you know like there's times when i've had too much to drink
01:09:14.180 You know what I'm saying?
01:09:14.820 Like, I'm not perfect.
01:09:15.760 But I will say that I try to honor God.
01:09:18.500 So when you try to honor God and God knows that and he knows, like, look, you're glorifying me, you don't glorify yourself.
01:09:24.500 I don't glorify myself.
01:09:25.560 I don't want anybody ever to think, man, John is just, he's, like, where it's at spiritually.
01:09:31.040 I'm not.
01:09:31.580 Right, right, right.
01:09:32.160 I'm not.
01:09:32.700 Like, I want to be.
01:09:33.780 Yeah.
01:09:34.060 And the part of me wants to be there and is there, maybe the inside part of me, but my flesh is very strong, just like all of us are.
01:09:39.800 Yeah, dude.
01:09:40.420 So, you know, it's kind of, I don't even remember where I was going with that.
01:09:43.160 No, but I think that is huge.
01:09:44.800 That's kind of the difference between if you look around.
01:09:48.060 I'm not saying – I don't want to point fingers and say like a Joel Osteen.
01:09:51.680 Those are always the guys that you bring up, right?
01:09:53.000 Joel Osteen, Kenneth Copeland or whatever.
01:09:54.300 But there are people in this space who speak definitively as if they're the benchmark.
01:10:02.340 I used to be that way, dude.
01:10:04.020 I don't know why.
01:10:04.860 That's interesting because anything that I've ever – I was telling you earlier,
01:10:08.080 you said you didn't really know much about my story,
01:10:09.860 and the audience is tired of hearing it already. 0.95
01:10:11.980 but i used to eat shit from dumpsters dude so like i couldn't eat donuts from dumpsters not 0.95
01:10:16.440 not actual shit donuts and like i always say thanks for the clarification the best days were 0.98
01:10:22.640 when you got the bagel bag because donuts i don't know the hospital getting the colostomy 0.98
01:10:26.500 like you've been eating a lot of uh human feces sir sorry guys i'm getting gross no no no but uh 0.76
01:10:32.000 um uh you know i can't ever pretend to be and this is also like the audience sees me all the 0.70
01:10:38.760 time i don't have i do content where it's like it's not highly researched i'm just going there's
01:10:44.580 not much of a filter i always say between like my brain and my mouth so it's just coming out that i
01:10:48.860 can never cast the illusion that i've got it all figured out and and i actually don't think that
01:10:53.520 that's the point at all i mean it's like i said at the top of the show um it is the the it's the
01:11:00.040 glory of god to redeem you right because when you are redeemed if done properly you can only ever
01:11:06.760 point to christ and say the only way that i'm here to do this thing because i couldn't do it
01:11:12.100 on my own is because of christ i agree with that man it's all that because you're you're not going
01:11:18.140 to glorify god by being perfect right because you don't need god right because you're perfect
01:11:23.020 what's that dude that's doing all the uh he wants to live forever oh brian johnson brian johnson yeah 0.87
01:11:28.300 yeah so so measuring his son's erections right right seeing how far he ejaculates i don't know 0.95
01:11:33.200 what the rules are are you kidding me like he's doing that i think he is measuring oh wow dude 0.74
01:11:36.840 i might have made up the ejaculation well not i don't know if it was like length but definitely 0.76
01:11:40.600 definitely girth how long has he been measuring these things hopefully he's a child dude what a 0.92
01:11:45.800 freak he looks like he looks like a vampire right he looks like a horrifying kind of i think he's
01:11:49.720 dying he's actually dying is he well aren't we all well no i mean his he has like a thing where
01:11:54.660 his stomach is like eating itself oh that's cool there's nothing to reverse it i'm just like that's
01:11:59.260 insane from all the stuff he was doing he was doing a lot of different like a lot of different
01:12:03.580 stuff yeah i don't know it just feels like tower of babel kind of stuff like okay and then well so
01:12:09.340 it's like that all right how are you ever going to glorify god because he needs to repent like
01:12:14.060 repent bro like right now because god is making an open show of of you that's what's happening
01:12:20.160 right you want to live forever now your stomach's eating itself and it's irreversible oh turn to
01:12:24.900 Jesus, live forever after that in the spirit, right?
01:12:27.940 Yeah, because otherwise it sounds like you've got a bit of a curse on your hands.
01:12:31.380 And that's typically how that goes.
01:12:34.300 The whole world is going to be there eventually.
01:12:36.180 I mean, part of the vibrations talk is the idea that once you change your vibration,
01:12:40.980 does God even know who you are anymore?
01:12:42.440 That's a fascinating question.
01:12:43.860 Well, so I got my X.
01:12:48.260 Check this out.
01:12:49.360 So I got a titanium debit card from X, right?
01:12:53.080 and people have gone oh yeah i've been thinking about that yeah i like that because they pay like
01:12:57.860 seven percent now right it's a six percent apy and it kicks in every 34 days right yeah so um i
01:13:04.580 want to sharpen it throw it at the wall people hate that letter x but like ultimately it's like
01:13:09.020 in the greek it's christos you know it's like the there's nothing wrong with x it can be used
01:13:13.540 in a negative way well i think we're supposed to it's like money is not evil it's it's uh it's the
01:13:19.880 love of money that's evil right so uh we are supposed to be able to use this and and navigate
01:13:25.960 the world but we're not supposed to be of it we're not supposed to be of these systems
01:13:28.900 and uh but when i look at x and and now he's made it a banking thing right so if you were to let's
01:13:35.900 say you want neural link to be something that's the mark of the beast and you're already getting
01:13:39.880 it in your head so that's easy but you need it to be tied into a monetary system well there it goes
01:13:44.620 right because he owns neural link and he owns x um so i do think that this is a step in that
01:13:50.220 direction but i often wonder about like let's say the frequency thing does god even recognize you
01:13:54.640 anymore or or or like men will wish for death but won't be able to find it i think that's what it's
01:14:00.360 changing yeah so so if if i don't know if christians can be possessed this is a conversation
01:14:06.180 that people have a lot and and i think it's a fair one to have i think you can certainly be
01:14:09.640 oppressed we are always oppressed and the battle with the flesh and the things that are whispering
01:14:14.600 to us to give in to the temptations of the flesh, that doesn't go away.
01:14:18.260 It's just, can you find strength in Christ to, you know, to weather that storm?
01:14:22.480 That idea, though, about this frequency, does God even recognize it?
01:14:25.560 Because we are a receiver, and we're also an output of frequency.
01:14:31.400 So we're designed with the specific frequency that makes us who we are.
01:14:36.880 And if we change that, I guess against God's will,
01:14:40.320 maybe in like an artificial manner is what you're talking about.
01:14:43.560 well that's what i'm wondering if that thing goes in your head right does it change that
01:14:48.180 does it change that and and if you can't be possessed by by definition it changes going to
01:14:53.060 right i think like when we're talking about demonic possession and oppression i think that
01:14:56.780 all that wearing linen changes it yeah yeah well i mean like according to jerry marzynski if we're
01:15:01.580 talking about uh the way that and do you know who jerry marzynski is the name i know the name but i
01:15:07.920 couldn't tell you we're gonna talk to that guy we'll put you in touch like give you some email
01:15:11.860 clinical psychologist for 30 something years in the field and uh chat drink he's yeah he's been
01:15:17.900 working with schizophrenic patients specifically i can't believe i forgot to grab a drink man i'm
01:15:22.220 here today what kind of coffee do you want well just uh you want to yell to riley what do you
01:15:29.140 want americano americano with cream okay perfect you don't have to do that we're doing a show right
01:15:34.000 now they know they know what's up they get us get us a coffee now just coffee sorry i can't help it
01:15:39.860 They make fun of me, too.
01:15:40.840 I like it.
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01:17:42.740 Yeah, the idea is that he's working with these patients in a hospital setting.
01:17:46.120 He starts to treat schizophrenic patients as if it's an external problem rather than a chemical problem
01:17:52.260 because the medications aren't helping.
01:17:54.860 They're only dulling.
01:17:55.960 I do believe that.
01:17:57.420 Have you seen that documentary on HBO?
01:17:59.720 I'll let you finish.
01:18:00.500 I think six of the children had schizophrenia in one family.
01:18:05.580 I'll tell you more about that, but finish what you were saying.
01:18:07.760 Yeah, and David was worried about that as well
01:18:10.180 because they say if it's in your family,
01:18:12.620 there's a good chance that you'll have it.
01:18:15.000 My aunt's full-blown schizophrenia.
01:18:16.920 Remember I told you grandma was abductee and everything. 1.00
01:18:19.780 Her daughter, full-blown schizophrenia.
01:18:21.140 They thought the same thing in this documentary, but then they found out that the priest had
01:18:24.980 been touching on the little boys, dude.
01:18:26.860 Well, that'll do it.
01:18:27.360 And doing weird stuff to them and taking them out, taking them away, doing rituals on them,
01:18:31.360 dude.
01:18:31.540 They found, like, you don't find that out until, like, the last episode of the documentary.
01:18:34.940 Oh, that's so crazy.
01:18:35.340 But they thought they were all going to catch it because it was, like, one after another 1.00
01:18:37.880 was getting it, like, and they were doing crazy shit, dude. 1.00
01:18:40.220 Some of them killed themselves. 0.99
01:18:41.440 Trauma opens the door for these things to slip in, man.
01:18:43.600 Yeah.
01:18:43.860 It's not hereditary.
01:18:45.140 It's generational iniquity.
01:18:46.500 Marzinski found specifically the thing that really opens up that door and kicks it and
01:18:50.640 stops it is methamphetamine that usage over a extended amount of time yeah it'll open up that
01:18:56.840 doorway to schizophrenia which is just entities it's basically you've changed the frequency
01:19:01.960 you've changed the antenna in your in yourself to perceive a frequency that is like lowered
01:19:07.740 a lower dimension yeah which is wherever the demonic frequencies exist well that's actually
01:19:12.920 what i was going to touch on before but wait let me just go ahead last thing uh he eventually ends
01:19:19.140 up working in a prison and uh he is able to kind of do what he wants with the prisoners there
01:19:24.340 because the people in the hospital didn't like him treating them that like outside into their
01:19:29.060 delusions you can't you can't really say they're outside of you it's got to be you're broken take
01:19:33.200 this pill um one of the guys that he's interviewing in the prison thank you wow that was fast there
01:19:37.260 you go thank you so much you're the best thank you yes um i love this place man the best man
01:19:44.200 it's the best yeah so he's interviewing a patient and he is uh he gives him a book and he tells him
01:19:52.220 in the book it's like another guy writing about how this could possibly be external to him and
01:19:57.920 here's an example of and the guy reads it and he kind of like clams up turns into a zombie
01:20:01.960 is a weird moment where marzinski says he he hears an electrical static crackling go behind his head
01:20:10.220 across the wall and jump into his garbage can it's like a like a small garbage can by his desk he
01:20:15.500 looks in there's nothing there the guy is but he can hear it like crackling around in there
01:20:19.440 crackling electrical crackling so that means that it's exists whatever this is existing on
01:20:24.300 electricity which is frequency right it's all frequency and vibration it's all satan like
01:20:29.060 lightning falling from heaven yeah prince in the power of the air dude so check this out uh the guy
01:20:34.620 snaps out gets up leaves and he's like yeah go whatever he doesn't see this guy for a while and
01:20:41.400 the guy actually kind of takes his advice that he gave him before starts treating the voices as an
01:20:45.720 external issue and starts to be able to differentiate them and then organize himself in a better way
01:20:51.160 so he comes back in months later to marzinski and he comes to tell him about it and jerry says like
01:20:57.780 well what what was the deal when i was talking to you you blanked out and i heard this noise
01:21:04.380 and the guy's like oh you heard a noise and he was like yeah what what was that and the guy says
01:21:10.040 that's the voices what you heard as an audible crackling sound in the room he's perceiving as
01:21:16.040 a voice so marzynski goes he's like all right entertain me what did it say and the guy said
01:21:22.220 it told me to go outside find a shank and put it in your guts dude yeah man i had a roommate that
01:21:29.720 was uh schizophrenic and he's you can look him up isaac kennedy's his name he went to prison twice 0.92
01:21:36.800 once for burning down somebody's house uh with animals inside of it then almost for trying to
01:21:41.400 burn down a walmart he told him that he said the devil told him to do it he was my roommate like
01:21:45.600 he's he was like uh they looked up to me as like a father figure at the time because i was like
01:21:49.760 in my early 20s they were like 17 18 and they were homeless and they were my friends and we
01:21:55.080 played in bands and i was like you guys can stay with me yeah well i find out this dude's like
01:21:58.940 crazy like he's completely crazy i still love him obviously we still talk and isaac if you're
01:22:03.640 listening i know you probably are you know i love you and i've done anything everything for the guy
01:22:08.100 right but he'll tell you his story he when he got into odinism in prison too and did weird stuff
01:22:12.940 with that when he was younger he remembers the demon odinism odinism and he remembers the demon
01:22:17.360 entering when he was younger uh all of these things and i hope that he's free of that now
01:22:22.360 i'm not so sure of it um but yeah dude like he would beat up the alarm clock and just like start
01:22:28.600 cussing at it and he tried to like you know one time we lived in the hood like the and we're
01:22:33.000 talking like the darkest part of indiana evansville indiana which is pretty dark considering
01:22:38.160 the the kind of spirits that are over that area like there's all kinds of horrible stuff that 0.97
01:22:42.160 happens and he goes up to a gang member a known gang member and just starts talking shit and then 0.72
01:22:47.260 like tries to go slash his tire we stop him pull him in the house he jumps out of a third floor 0.88
01:22:52.140 window in this old like historic home and jumps down the ground i thought he like broke something
01:22:57.620 And no, he scurries off and goes to find this guy.
01:23:00.360 And he's like, these voices are telling him, like, you got to get this guy.
01:23:03.280 You got to get this guy.
01:23:04.540 Dude, weird.
01:23:05.200 And he even said one time he wanted, like, my cousin's wife was there. 0.99
01:23:08.560 And he said the voice just kept telling him to punch her, punch her in the face, punch her in the face. 0.98
01:23:12.580 Oh, yeah. 0.99
01:23:13.500 What does she look like? 1.00
01:23:14.620 Maybe she deserved it. 1.00
01:23:16.240 So my aunt has one in particular, tells her to light everything on fire.
01:23:22.240 And she will often smell that one before it appears.
01:23:25.940 So she's getting visuals, too.
01:23:27.280 smell like uh sulfur and pew and rotten flesh yeah that sounds that's like so and that's you'll
01:23:33.340 get that in alien abductions same smell and even cryptid encounters shane cashman said that uh
01:23:38.640 gavin newsom smelled like sulfur that's right yeah he did say that no way um and then my cousins
01:23:43.720 you know they're they're better now uh but when they were kids when they were little kids they
01:23:49.300 had these voices and it was like run away so so i would be in was there trauma in your family uh
01:23:55.140 So, I mean, like I said, Grandma was an alien abductee victim from childhood, and then she goes to the new age, and then, you know, big alcoholic, and then ends up passing away super young.
01:24:06.740 I'll actually plug my co-host.
01:24:08.820 If you're interested in, like, an interesting story, his story.
01:24:13.700 It's a bit of an odyssey.
01:24:15.200 I've interviewed him about his story on this show.
01:24:18.920 It was, like, probably two parts.
01:24:20.880 I think maybe we might have done it.
01:24:22.120 It was, like, three hours long.
01:24:23.460 But like, yeah, the life of David, how he ends up here and his childhood filled with all of the things that we are constantly discovering in the show.
01:24:33.760 And that's I think that's why we're looking at these things.
01:24:36.400 It's also why I'm so shitty when it comes to people who are big alien buffs who think like this has nothing to do with the Bible. 1.00
01:24:43.780 I'm like, you fucking idiots, man. 1.00
01:24:46.000 Like, this is so much darker and more spiritual. 1.00
01:24:48.700 I get mad at ortho people.
01:24:49.820 There's one dude that looks like a reptile that's out there. 0.85
01:24:52.560 Let me say Gannonism.
01:24:53.460 Oh, Greer, too.
01:24:55.420 He looks like the lizard man from the Spider-Man. 0.99
01:24:59.780 Holy crap, dude. 0.99
01:25:01.260 That's insane. 0.99
01:25:02.540 I've heard some crazy things about that guy, but yeah, there's a lot of people. 0.99
01:25:06.220 Yeah, he's getting ass blasted by dudes. 0.93
01:25:08.420 They found his Grindr account and everything. 0.99
01:25:10.840 Okay, well, why not?
01:25:12.160 That lines up with what I heard.
01:25:13.400 Yeah, yeah, yeah.
01:25:14.460 Shout out to the guys from Hidden in Plain Sight.
01:25:16.480 those dudes did all the detective work and they found like yeah his grinder account i've heard
01:25:20.160 other things too that he that and if in the future he does go to jail for these things remember that
01:25:25.340 i told you that there's other things too that supposedly have already been found that i believe
01:25:30.220 it i think they prop these guys up they want them to be like uh talking heads for disclosure but
01:25:35.680 then when they kind of find some stuff that's not gonna they skirt them off they put somebody else
01:25:39.480 right now it's elizondo you know um but yeah so earlier i was what do you guys think about
01:25:44.700 lou elizondo do you have you met him or talked to him i've not met him we gave timothy alvarino
01:25:50.180 a real hard time about that because he's like smoking cigars with the guy and look as far as
01:25:54.820 i'm concerned you guys and timothy made up right well i've apologized to him but i've not stopped
01:25:59.200 scrutinizing him mostly i apologize for being an insane person well yeah he put us in a position
01:26:07.480 where we had to like kind of like go hard at him with comedy yeah i'm not going to do that anymore
01:26:12.100 But on the show, when we see him on Rogan, we go, you know, like, hey, this is what we said you were doing.
01:26:17.200 You were positioning yourself to do exactly this.
01:26:19.540 I look through the transcript of the Rogan thing.
01:26:21.620 I'm like, yo, you said Jesus twice, and none of it was in the context of the gospel or spreading Jesus.
01:26:26.860 It was just like his relationship to Adam and then something about Satan.
01:26:31.320 And it's like.
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01:28:32.800 I still, listen, I had nothing against Albarino, but I'm like, what are you doing? 0.97
01:28:36.580 When you have these platforms, if you're a Christian, in my opinion, 1.00
01:28:40.940 and maybe I'm putting stuff on you that's wrong, but I think you should be doing this.
01:28:44.800 That's the idea.
01:28:45.880 I like to believe that.
01:28:46.620 That's what we told him on the show, too. 0.75
01:28:48.220 I know damn well. 0.99
01:28:49.420 I know because there's no way I talked all this shit and I wouldn't do it. 0.99
01:28:52.600 If a day comes and we get on Rogan, you better be able to count it. 0.98
01:28:55.760 I'm saying Jesus Christ's name 33 times on that episode.
01:28:58.060 I think Rogan says it even though they're in Rogan open to it all.
01:29:01.980 Yeah, there's nothing that, like, I don't think there's any reason he wouldn't be able to do that.
01:29:06.200 I understand why somebody wouldn't want to say it because they'd be like, oh, well, I might not get invited back.
01:29:11.160 Well, I know Timothy, and I would say that I don't know him like a brother.
01:29:17.580 I know him, and I've talked to him.
01:29:18.980 I actually talked to him recently, and, like, one of the things that I do know about Timothy,
01:29:24.280 he's very meticulous about how he forms his words because he doesn't want
01:29:30.360 anybody to come back on him and say, you've, you've messed up there.
01:29:33.460 And I get that. And he's, he's a very,
01:29:36.940 maybe the reason you guys had the issues because he does, you know,
01:29:39.640 criticism is not something that he wants and, you know,
01:29:43.500 he takes it differently than other people. And then, and like,
01:29:46.120 I respect that. I understand. But yeah, dude, I don't,
01:29:50.040 I don't know what he's going through and I don't, I can't, can't promise.
01:29:52.840 I can't even begin to tell you that I know what he's talking about right now because I haven't
01:29:57.540 listened. I've read his book. I liked his book, Birthright. That was a good book, I thought. I
01:30:02.300 don't know that I agreed with every concept in the book. But yes, he has been positioned in a very
01:30:07.340 high place. And without judging, because I don't know what he's talking about, I would say that
01:30:13.500 if you're in that high place, that God put you there and remember that it's very key for whatever
01:30:20.040 you're doing maybe he knows what he's doing like i'll give him the benefit of the doubt that god's
01:30:23.220 like okay keep it this way right or maybe there's a reason god put that guy there could be a different
01:30:28.740 game it could he could be a longer game yeah i don't really know like i said i've only talked
01:30:33.300 to him you know in certain aspects of things and just getting his take on certain people because
01:30:38.180 he does know these certain people sure yeah um but he knows a lot of things i don't know because
01:30:43.180 because of who he knows and whether he'll tell me that truth i don't believe he would because i
01:30:48.340 I believe that he would, you know, not because he would lie to me, but because maybe he has, he said he can't tell.
01:30:56.040 There's any number of things.
01:30:57.540 That's why I was saying, so, go ahead.
01:30:59.860 He's positioned high, and we know a lot of people that are like that.
01:31:05.300 And if God put him in that position, good.
01:31:07.300 But God put me in the position also, like, right, like, below your little ball, and he put me in the position to move it the way that I think that—
01:31:15.460 Well, you've got to do what you've got to do, what you feel like is right.
01:31:17.960 You know, honestly, I get that.
01:31:19.200 I totally understand where you're coming from.
01:31:20.460 I don't want to knock him off of there, but I want him to go, like,
01:31:22.800 I want him to, like, take it in a good direction.
01:31:26.780 And maybe you don't, I don't know.
01:31:28.360 No, I get it, dude.
01:31:29.000 It's also not to be misconstrued with us disliking him.
01:31:31.400 Like, I don't dislike that at all.
01:31:33.100 Everybody has their style.
01:31:34.420 And I just, like I said, dude, I've been wrong so many times over the years
01:31:38.560 that I'm like, it's really hard for me to say that I'm right about any of this
01:31:43.660 because he might have something going on that I have no idea about
01:31:46.620 Because people look at me from the outside, they're like, this dude's controlled opposition.
01:31:50.580 How does he know these people work?
01:31:51.620 Take a picture with Eric Trump.
01:31:52.320 Yeah, like, why is he here in L.A.?
01:31:53.560 What is he doing here?
01:31:54.800 Well, here's the deal.
01:31:56.520 Like, I understand that.
01:31:57.760 You get that.
01:31:58.320 You see that, and people are going to believe that.
01:32:00.180 But I have a different thing going on in here, a reason.
01:32:03.740 Yeah.
01:32:04.260 A reason.
01:32:04.820 There's a purpose.
01:32:05.820 You may not—I'm not going to tell you all the purpose because—
01:32:08.720 Even if you did, you tell one person, there's another one that wants to know, and another one, and another one.
01:32:12.700 Yeah, you can't do it.
01:32:13.260 And if you're fighting a war, who tells all their plans?
01:32:17.120 Like, I'm going to tell you exactly what I'm doing?
01:32:18.900 Yeah.
01:32:19.260 Like, you don't need to know what I'm doing.
01:32:20.540 Just know that in the end, like, when I stand before God,
01:32:23.180 and if they don't want to support me for it, I get it.
01:32:25.160 That's fine, yeah.
01:32:25.380 Like, it's cool.
01:32:26.040 But, like, at this moment in life, like, I know that I have to go a certain way.
01:32:30.340 And I don't know if Timothy's that way.
01:32:31.680 I'm not trying to defend him or oppress him.
01:32:33.460 No, but it's fair to say you don't know.
01:32:35.680 Don't know.
01:32:36.100 We don't know.
01:32:36.660 Yeah, yeah, yeah.
01:32:37.280 And it's a fair assessment also, like, if he is doing a thing where he's got to get close.
01:32:42.880 Yeah.
01:32:43.260 Um, that's, that happens. I mean, you have to, like Art of War, like you have to, you have to be close to keep your friends close, enemies closer.
01:32:51.080 I could be jamming them up.
01:32:52.180 I also don't, I don't envy that position and that pressure, right? I mean, you're right.
01:32:57.420 No, I think you have to be, you have to be opposition. There has to be some opposition.
01:33:01.640 There has to be, even for Albari or for any of us, there has to be some opposition because if there's no opposition against me, I think I'm right.
01:33:08.000 I think I'm right about everything. I listen to some of the opposition. I'm like, is there some truth to this?
01:33:13.260 this yeah sometimes there's some truth to me being a this or that and sometimes it's nothing you know
01:33:17.560 like most of the time it's just people being a jealous rage or they're upset or they're mad
01:33:22.440 about something that happened a couple days ago i even have people you know email me man i'm so
01:33:28.000 sorry for what i said on this show back then i know it probably hurts you i'm like yeah in my
01:33:32.480 mind i'm thinking like i didn't see it probably but you're it's okay you know i'm saying it's
01:33:36.680 all good but yeah dude it's it's it's a tough thing to try to please the crowd it's not a level
01:33:41.880 playing field either you know people because they don't have a camera and a mic there's all these
01:33:46.600 things they want to say and sometimes all that comes out is one really crazy thing in the form
01:33:52.440 of text as you're doing a show and they're they're watching you so they're hearing you all the time
01:33:56.620 you're never hearing them so it's very disproportionate and and they don't know my
01:33:59.920 personal life they don't know your personal life they don't know anything you know sometimes if you 0.98
01:34:03.620 just say like damn dog they'll be like i'm sorry i didn't mean all that you know that happens really 0.96
01:34:08.100 often actually so you know it is what it is but it's just um if it's if it's uh the same way you 0.99
01:34:14.120 don't make an idol out of a man is i think the same way you don't entirely condemn a man either
01:34:18.960 so you could not make an idol of them and you could also not condemn them and you could just
01:34:23.160 look objectively at the things that are being said and then critique where it's like so so i want to
01:34:28.980 ask you something and this might i don't know if this will be like uh personal or whatever but you
01:34:33.620 were just at the conference and there were some some of the people that we've been criticizing
01:34:37.720 were probably at the at the conference uh yeah we had like this whole spat with the pod pastors
01:34:43.580 i don't know but yeah the pod pastor situation we kind of got the ones that uh like that talked
01:34:49.260 about the alien meeting or whatever yeah and so the the main gripe that i had was that i was
01:34:54.100 following tony pretty closely at the time and understood based off of his his own sharing of
01:35:00.180 i guess you know the testimony of what happened uh that it was not what was being characterized
01:35:05.500 and sensationalized by the media now the media will sensationalize the thing and that's not
01:35:09.400 anybody's fault but from that point forward if you were there you have an obligation to set the
01:35:14.880 record straight and i looked and saw many of the people just feed into that one of the guys
01:35:19.340 like wasn't even at the meeting and he was saying that he was at the meeting i'm like this is like
01:35:24.260 level yeah another guy was saying everything that is being said is true that was the tweet
01:35:30.460 and it was like immediately after that that was not the case uh so much of it was blown out of
01:35:35.840 proportion but i mean there's people that do stuff like that dude and i don't like i know
01:35:40.320 most of the time i don't know about it yeah and this probably serves me a little bit just better
01:35:45.620 because if i do know about it then like you know i'm gonna give him a hard time yeah i'm glad i
01:35:51.760 didn't know about what i knew part of it because i had jamie walden on jamie walden jamie was one
01:35:56.520 Jamie was one of the guys, but not really like the guys that I saw.
01:35:59.420 He was just there.
01:36:00.280 Well, Jamie, he's an interesting guy.
01:36:02.040 Some people hate him.
01:36:02.760 Some people love him.
01:36:03.860 He is tied in with some people that know things.
01:36:06.940 That's for sure.
01:36:07.960 Like, I know that for a fact.
01:36:09.900 But maybe some of the guys weren't.
01:36:12.860 I don't know.
01:36:13.480 But, yeah, I feel like Tony handled it with honesty.
01:36:20.140 He did.
01:36:20.880 Yes.
01:36:21.300 In this case, it seems like Jamie Walden is the guy that's bringing the information.
01:36:24.900 and Tony invited these other pastors, like pod pastors, to the meeting
01:36:32.780 and say, you should be in the know about this.
01:36:35.340 And then they got excited.
01:36:36.160 Again, I don't know if it's Jamie Walden, but it seems a lot like stuff
01:36:39.100 that he would be saying.
01:36:40.800 Maybe because I saw the Perry, the guy that wears the weird shirts.
01:36:44.900 Yeah, the Guy Fieri.
01:36:46.420 Yeah, the Guy Fieri shirts.
01:36:47.760 Yeah, yeah, yeah, super sugar tank boy.
01:36:50.800 He blocked me.
01:36:51.360 Perry Stone.
01:36:53.240 He's the guy that wasn't even there.
01:36:54.900 yes yeah so he he comes out and says something about it makes it viral okay and then everybody
01:37:01.200 else is like i had a meeting maybe this is the meeting they're talking about by the way the
01:37:04.400 timing of that was remarkable right it was a different meeting but there's there's two different
01:37:07.720 meetings going on that a lot of people don't know about there's a meeting the white house has their
01:37:11.480 own people yeah and then there's these like intelligence private intelligence people that
01:37:15.360 kind of have their own thing going on so there's like there was two different meetings it was a lot
01:37:18.880 of confusion and some people probably said stuff that were like i don't know dude i can only imagine
01:37:24.360 If they're charismatic pastors, they say sometimes charismatic pastors say some of the wildest things just right off the top of their head, you know?
01:37:32.060 You know what a lot of it is, is you're all of a sudden involved in something that's on the world stage, which is kind of fascinating.
01:37:39.500 The fact that the Trump administration began to break disclosure within a week after that.
01:37:45.680 So the timing was like, oh, my God.
01:37:47.900 Not even a week.
01:37:48.840 It was a couple of days.
01:37:49.660 It's not perfect if you're Tony Merkel because I know it stressed the shit out of him.
01:37:54.600 Oh, he was so stressed.
01:37:55.500 He was 100% stressed.
01:37:56.580 I talked to him on the phone.
01:37:56.880 He was so stressed.
01:37:57.640 And so when that happens, whatever the case is with any of these guys, and maybe they have a good body of work underneath them, I don't really know them.
01:38:07.120 I just see them saying this thing that I know is not true.
01:38:09.620 They're sensationalizing it.
01:38:11.120 There are guys that I definitively know were at the Tony Merkel meeting who were saying the government called for a closed-door meeting.
01:38:18.000 That's a big problem because that's not true.
01:38:19.960 Well, now you're saying that there was a one, but not this one that they were talking about.
01:38:23.940 And that's even the thing is because guys that I know were not at that one were saying that that was the case when they weren't at that.
01:38:30.140 So I'm still – my aim is correct here.
01:38:33.640 And I just are – I started ridiculing them.
01:38:36.200 And the reason I started ridiculing him is because this this disclosure thing is such a big deal, especially for me.
01:38:44.700 You know, I told you about my my grandmother being abducted and it's a real sensitive spot with this alien phenomenon.
01:38:52.040 And immediately what happens right before they start breaking, this is a huge portion of the Christian community who says these things are very spiritual and very demonic.
01:39:04.320 and there is a ton of fantastic research.
01:39:07.760 Yeah, Jordan, what's his name?
01:39:09.820 Oh, Jordan, Joseph Jordan.
01:39:11.080 Joseph Jordan, the MUFON investigator, is a huge part of this,
01:39:14.620 and there's so many people, and also the testimony of abductee victims
01:39:18.280 who are Christian now who realize what this was.
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01:41:21.920 That is so important to be a part of the conversation.
01:41:25.300 Absolutely. 0.97
01:41:26.160 And right off the bat, it was made to look retarded. 1.00
01:41:29.580 A guy that's dressed like Guy Fieri just shot a rocket. 0.98
01:41:32.780 Immediately.
01:41:33.280 I was like, whoa, that's crazy.
01:41:35.820 When I see abductions, I believe that there's all of the above going on.
01:41:39.900 I really do because the government have the power to shoot frequencies
01:41:43.080 to change your train of thought.
01:41:44.640 MKUltra is part of this.
01:41:46.500 You guys had the long, blonde-headed kid on.
01:41:49.680 Oh, Seth, kick lighter.
01:41:50.820 He's fantastic.
01:41:51.740 Oh, you talked to Seth?
01:41:52.700 I did.
01:41:53.100 I talked to Seth.
01:41:53.600 He was in the chat just before.
01:41:54.820 I love that, dude.
01:41:55.540 What's up, Seth?
01:41:55.960 I love Seth.
01:41:56.920 Yeah, I do, too.
01:41:57.900 I think he's got it right.
01:41:59.200 pretty close you know maybe not maybe not exactly but what he's looking at is a big
01:42:03.660 big piece of the picture yeah yeah absolutely so i think they have the power to fake abductions
01:42:08.680 to create a frenzy but there's definitely demonic undertones to some aspects of it so
01:42:14.920 let me let me explain so the reason i'm into a lot of this stuff too is i had to experience myself
01:42:20.720 in 2011 i think it was either 2010 or 2011 this is right after becoming a believer okay like for
01:42:28.240 this is after i'm used to be a drug addict and and like i realized that i had demons myself that
01:42:33.060 manifested and left after i became a believer like literally manifest like it was just like
01:42:37.500 i could feel it like it was coughing coming out of my system almost like it was puking itself
01:42:41.920 wow i've heard yeah yeah for like three years these demons um followed me around through other
01:42:47.840 people like they would enter they would interject themselves into other people like this is the
01:42:51.900 and it sounds crazy i don't tell tons of people that but it's true man they would they would so
01:42:56.500 one story and then i'll get back to why i believe abductions are different it's different types of
01:43:01.800 abductions but um a friend of mine that i hadn't seen in a while used to produce his music back
01:43:06.880 you know years before that we had a little studio we call it was a friend of mine named carter that
01:43:11.700 we would go in the studio and produce local hip-hop artists okay and so he calls me up he's
01:43:16.980 like john he's like this is crazy but this my girlfriend wants to see you i'm like your girlfriend
01:43:21.620 like who's your girlfriend and he says the name of this girl and i recognize the name because years
01:43:26.820 before that we had produced for her inside of the studio and she was a musician and he said this is
01:43:31.940 crazy dude he's like listen i'm freaked out she's sitting in my lap he's like the room goes dark and
01:43:37.300 then she she looks at me and she said you can see us can't you in like this dark voice and she said 0.98
01:43:42.900 she wants to talk to you and i'm like oh shit you know like this is kind of this is like this is 0.97
01:43:47.940 This is getting real. 0.98
01:43:48.560 This is like Bible stuff here, you know, like things are starting to take place that I'm like, it freaks me out a little bit.
01:43:54.380 But at this point, I'm like, I believe in the power of God.
01:43:57.060 I felt like David, like not scared of anything, out getting me against the world.
01:44:01.240 You know, that's the way I felt for three years, I'd say. 0.97
01:44:03.500 I still kind of feel that way a little bit, just not quite as arrogant and stupid as I was before, you know, a little bit of difference. 0.96
01:44:09.800 But not seeking it out actively. 0.96
01:44:11.480 Yeah, so I'm at my friend's coffee shop.
01:44:14.280 Jesse and Jake Fuller, their dad, Andy Fuller, owned the coffee shop that had the bands that always came through, the hardcore bands.
01:44:20.740 And we're out there late after hours chilling.
01:44:22.820 You drink coffee, just hanging out.
01:44:24.520 Right.
01:44:24.920 And I'm like, hold on, man.
01:44:27.760 I say, listen, there's somebody that's possibly demon-possessed that's going to be coming over.
01:44:33.080 Are you guys cool with that?
01:44:33.920 Come bring them into the coffee shop after hours.
01:44:35.940 And they're like, yeah.
01:44:38.320 Yeah, they want to see it.
01:44:39.920 You know, I'm like, okay, so she comes over, manifests, bending backwards, all that happens.
01:44:45.340 I go in, like, a few weeks later, I go to Boonville.
01:44:48.200 I'm working for this Augurian Organics company that my friend Tony ran at the time.
01:44:52.720 Okay.
01:44:54.400 Good dude.
01:44:55.480 You know, he was kind of going through that process of, you know, believer.
01:45:00.440 Neither of us were knowledgeable.
01:45:01.980 Neither of us were reading the Bible.
01:45:03.340 We didn't understand anything.
01:45:04.300 We were just like, we would love God.
01:45:06.140 We want to do what God wants us to do, you know.
01:45:07.760 And we go to Boomville, Indiana, and there's this dude on the street corner.
01:45:11.940 He's wearing this red outfit, all red, and he's got a cross.
01:45:15.100 And I'm like, what is this?
01:45:16.120 This is weird.
01:45:17.180 And his name's Obadiah Franklin.
01:45:18.980 You can look him up.
01:45:19.800 He used to travel the world and wear this red cross, and he would walk around.
01:45:23.880 And he was preaching inside of a church one day, and he was telling us, like, I'm getting ready to do this thing because I wanted to stop and see him because I was like, this is too strange for me.
01:45:34.020 I've never seen anything like this.
01:45:35.100 In fact, I thought it was weird.
01:45:36.780 still think it's kind of weird um but he's like i'm preaching a revival over here at this church
01:45:43.120 in boomville and boomville is a small town just a little tiny town and i don't even think the
01:45:47.300 church is still there it's like a building the old building that was there and they rented it at the
01:45:50.560 time i go in dude after we get done working and as soon as i go in there's this girl and she goes
01:45:56.180 she like she's back and there's all these people trying to cast demons at her she like turns over
01:46:00.640 to me and she's like i've been waiting for you like dude like and like the whole place is like
01:46:05.780 freaking out and like and like i'm like let's go and i go up there i'm like in the name of jesus
01:46:11.200 come out and she's like it's all over and like she she tells the story she's like i wasn't going
01:46:16.120 to get an abortion i wanted to get abortion she's like i saw this church and i just i just had to
01:46:20.340 come in i don't he's like i just had to come in and and she didn't remember saying that to me but
01:46:24.100 it's just like but this same demon i felt like it was the same one that just kept on popping up here
01:46:30.880 and there trying to get back at me trying to get me back women both times what's that did it use
01:46:35.820 women both times you said uh well this yeah that time those two times it was it wasn't always women 0.99
01:46:40.580 but yeah i also thought about that because you know you said one of them was a musician
01:46:44.340 and i'm like musicians you know they're they're open in a big way they're channeling yeah you
01:46:49.080 know that's really what's happening a lot of the times for especially the really high level ones
01:46:52.600 i just wonder if it's a little bit of an easier facilitation for this thing absolutely it is man
01:46:57.640 And a lot of musicians, man, because they do channel.
01:47:00.200 That's how they get their music.
01:47:02.060 Yeah, yeah, yeah.
01:47:02.520 You get into that flow state, right?
01:47:04.700 Nobody ever asks what's flowing and flowing through what?
01:47:07.660 It's flowing through you and what is flowing.
01:47:10.080 Well, it's something external, I think.
01:47:12.680 It's either God or something else.
01:47:14.020 Yeah, man.
01:47:14.600 People don't get that.
01:47:16.260 It's hard when you say, like you have an atheist, and they go like, oh, I don't worship.
01:47:19.600 And it's like, no, you all worship.
01:47:21.180 Everybody worships something, and everybody is moved by a spirit.
01:47:23.800 Yeah. And it's just in the only difference is whether or not you're fine tuning yourself to have a specific spirit.
01:47:31.040 Yeah. And you're fine tuning yourself to worship a specific God.
01:47:34.660 Yeah. Because otherwise you're going to worship something, you know, we kind of say if you have Star Wars all over your walls and, you know, your clothing and everything, it's like it's all idol worship.
01:47:46.060 Absolutely. We're geared that way. You know what I mean?
01:47:48.520 But I want to answer this before I forget.
01:47:51.780 People are listening and be like, you never told us why he believes abductions are different.
01:47:55.300 Let me do this real quick.
01:47:56.280 So one of my experiences.
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01:50:08.380 So anyways, I'm going to my parents' house.
01:50:11.820 They have been telling me, like my mom was telling me this, my sister, experiences have been happening on this property.
01:50:19.680 And they all live on the same property, different houses, but on the same property.
01:50:22.760 My grandpa had just committed suicide.
01:50:25.240 There's a lot of stories about my grandpa.
01:50:27.440 To me, he was my grandpa.
01:50:29.480 I loved him.
01:50:30.480 I didn't know anything much about him other than I loved my grandpa. 1.00
01:50:35.160 And I knew he was an asshole. 0.99
01:50:36.460 and I knew that, you know, I knew a lot of those things. 1.00
01:50:39.080 He used to be an alcoholic and he did a lot of things that he's not proud of
01:50:42.720 that, you know, I don't even want to speak evil of the man, you know,
01:50:45.400 just to honor him.
01:50:46.480 But he died and they started having weird experiences on the property.
01:50:52.500 And my aunt, who is mentally challenged when she was younger,
01:50:55.940 she had a really bad fever. 0.90
01:50:57.160 And so she has the mentality of like a 10 to 12-year-old.
01:51:00.500 Okay.
01:51:01.300 Yeah, like a young girl. 0.89
01:51:02.660 Like she's like that.
01:51:03.500 So she starts telling my dad and my mom that on her property that there's something beaten on the side of the house.
01:51:09.940 It's a giant, and it's telling her that it wants to kill her, to come out.
01:51:13.520 It's going to kill her, let her in. 1.00
01:51:14.580 It's going to kill her. 0.99
01:51:15.460 And she's telling us a story, and she's not lying, obviously, to get attention. 1.00
01:51:18.860 She's just mentally challenged, scared as shit, you know what I'm saying, telling the story. 0.98
01:51:24.020 My little niece, who's a little girl at the time, like maybe seven, maybe even younger than that, 0.99
01:51:28.760 um she's saying that in the corner of the room sometimes at night she's seen this giant man
01:51:33.880 sitting in the corner okay um my dad who doesn't he's not alive anymore died in his 50s due to
01:51:41.000 you know just kind of living life enjoying life not not in a like a drunken kind of way but like
01:51:47.240 food and everything like that you know just kind of like but he's he never really believed in the
01:51:51.640 supernatural he was a christian but he had his doctorate and he was all everything was super
01:51:55.000 literal he had you know the greek the hebrew he had his you know his majors were in those languages
01:52:01.160 ancient languages oh that's interesting yeah so he was real book smart kind of guy but he didn't
01:52:06.520 really believe that demons were out roaming around he didn't believe in any of the gifts of the
01:52:11.320 spirit which i don't know where i stand on all of that stuff either but um i do know the demons
01:52:16.040 are around now obviously i may have not ever believed that had any of that happened but so
01:52:19.720 not a fan of tongues and things like that i just don't know bro i just think that like the tongues
01:52:24.600 were used as a way to speak another language and and for people to be able
01:52:28.920 to I mean it seems to make sense to me like that but then there are there are
01:52:31.680 other ones that are like I think the Bible talks about like tongues of angels
01:52:35.520 yeah I forget the way that it's phrased but it's like it almost seems like it's 0.91
01:52:39.840 talking about shit that you know you're not gonna it should raise an alarm at 0.87
01:52:42.920 the very it's something you know I don't know I don't want to speak evil of 0.99
01:52:47.580 something I don't right yeah yeah it's fair so what was I saying so you're
01:52:52.480 saying that um you know your father the gifts of the spirit a literal guy yes oh yes okay so he
01:52:58.180 tells me that in the middle of the night my mom wakes up and points and starts speaking an ancient
01:53:03.880 dialect of language and i can't remember what he said if it was like um like an assyrian type
01:53:08.480 language or something like that ancient something old like old old language points where like it
01:53:13.500 points just points and then goes right back to bed and he said that he she was rebuking something
01:53:19.240 My mom doesn't remember it. 0.96
01:53:20.500 She's rebuking something in a foreign language and gets up out of the bed.
01:53:23.180 And he could just tell this.
01:53:24.220 Not that he could understand the language, but he gets the sense of the tone.
01:53:27.900 He could understand it to a certain extent because that was his major foreign language.
01:53:32.120 Oh, wow.
01:53:32.300 Okay.
01:53:33.900 No other people would never be able to understand what that was,
01:53:36.160 but he understood that it was a rebuke of sorts.
01:53:38.500 Wow.
01:53:40.360 And I'd never seen my dad tell a story in a way that he wasn't quite sure what was going on.
01:53:45.080 Yeah.
01:53:45.520 And so I'm like, okay, I'm going to go here to this house.
01:53:47.960 So I'm going to go stay at my parents' house and see what's going on here.
01:53:51.080 Yeah, yeah, yeah.
01:53:51.800 So I did.
01:53:52.540 And I'm praying.
01:53:53.440 I'm praying.
01:53:54.120 And, dude, the room gets dark, like pitch-ass dark.
01:53:57.840 And I can't see an inch in front of me.
01:53:59.820 I can feel weight.
01:54:01.360 Like I'm talking like heavy air weight.
01:54:03.600 Like it's just heavy.
01:54:04.580 And then within that very minute, like my back of my head, electricity.
01:54:08.860 That's when you said electricity.
01:54:10.060 Like I'm like, whoa, dude.
01:54:11.700 Hit me right here in the back of the skull, right where my vertebrae connects to my head there.
01:54:16.920 Yeah.
01:54:17.060 just and then at the same time it felt like and there was something there because i could see
01:54:22.420 like a dart once it was down on me but it felt like this giant man took his elbow and just boom
01:54:28.980 right my chest and just it's holding me down like right in my face like this is my face he's like
01:54:33.780 and dude like and i can't get the name out i can't do nothing and then all of a sudden i
01:54:39.780 like i die i feel like i feel like i die my body like leave my body i'm flying through the air i'm
01:54:45.700 feeling like really good i'm like oh thank god i'm leaving this earth i don't care anything about 0.74
01:54:49.460 it i'm like i'm good yeah and i slam back down into my body bro and then i was i'm in my body
01:54:54.360 lights are flashing my wife's next to me sound asleep i roll off the bed and fall into the floor
01:54:59.820 and at that time the lights are flashing i crawl into the other room and the lights are flashing
01:55:05.520 you mean in the room in the room okay and i crawl into the other room and when i get in the other
01:55:09.780 room i there's these light beings like that when i say light beings humans but light i'm like super
01:55:14.940 bright couldn't tell what they were scared to look at them uh scared to really interact other
01:55:19.780 than when they asked me a question they said or they didn't ask me a question they said come with
01:55:23.700 us and i said no i don't want to go i was like my wife's in there and that thing attacked me in
01:55:28.480 there and i want to get it out of here and then they left boom everything stopped and then with
01:55:33.640 then i go back to sleep and this is the part where i'm like okay it's coming back and i start
01:55:39.240 underneath my breath saying the name jesus yeshua like any name i can think of that is a
01:55:44.020 transliteration of the name Jesus and then gone. Would you consider that a near death experience?
01:55:49.280 Do you think you actually died there? Dude, I don't know. I wish I knew. Like I look back on
01:55:53.680 those moments and I have no idea, but it is what sparked my interest in all of this. And that was
01:55:58.680 definitely something supernatural because it responded to the orders. It responded to my
01:56:05.680 desire to this or that. And like, so it was, it was spiritual. Right. And, but I hear other stories
01:56:11.120 of people's abductions they don't sound the same they sound like it could have been somebody
01:56:14.620 yeah doing something but there is there is a lot of those stories that are very similar yes
01:56:19.960 yes there are a lot like all the ones you're talking about with joseph jordan like he how
01:56:23.700 many cases hundreds of cases of demons or aliens leaving in the name of jesus right so i had uh
01:56:30.120 can't discount that i had an experience where i was you know remember i told you i was up till
01:56:34.440 the wee hours of the morning and i was researching because i was homeless but at the time i had a
01:56:38.920 girlfriend who i could sneak in and she'd go to sleep and i'd be up till like three every morning
01:56:43.240 just researching hat man sleep paralysis all this stuff and i was comfortable with the idea that it
01:56:47.660 might be a biological phenomenon where your body goes into paralysis so it doesn't act out its
01:56:52.260 dreams right and uh and so i said okay even if that is the case and we're just hallucinating
01:56:57.260 because we're paralyzed and we're in a pseudo sleep states and we're afraid so we're hallucinating
01:57:01.360 scary things around the room if it's psychological there's a high likelihood this will happen to me
01:57:06.820 now because i'm spending all night looking into this phenomenon so i was prepared for that idea
01:57:11.980 and sure enough one night it happens i wake up and i am paralyzed but i'm awfully chill about it i'm
01:57:17.760 like oh shit this thing is happening you know and i'm like looking around the room i'm observing
01:57:22.560 everything i'm i'm in my mind very confident that i am awake and in the bedroom that i fell asleep 0.93
01:57:27.740 in everything is in its place and then uh suddenly i see the shadow of a man walk across the room
01:57:35.520 And I'm struck with this electrical feeling, like this sensation that it feels like I've got minus the pain of full body taser going on and everything locks up.
01:57:45.880 I can't like move anything at all.
01:57:48.320 And this unbelievable feeling of doom and dread washes over me.
01:57:52.700 That's unlike anything I've ever experienced in my waking life to this day.
01:57:56.520 And I black out.
01:57:58.100 I come to again and now I'm by my girlfriend's feet and my feet are by her head.
01:58:02.520 And I am I'm confused. I'm like, what's going on? I have all my senses about me, except I still can't move. And I'm looking into my closet and suddenly a, you know, inexplicably bright white light starts pouring out of the closet and I lock up again.
01:58:21.560 I'm like extra paralyzed now and everything's vibrating and then boom I black out again and I
01:58:28.060 wake up on the other side uh of the bed with my head on the pillow the next morning and for all
01:58:33.940 intents and purposes I feel as though I was in that room and you know I was in a weird state
01:58:39.640 where sure maybe there was some spirituality bleeding over into my physical realm but the
01:58:44.400 my eyes were perceiving my physical room I was or her room um but yeah so there are those elements
01:58:51.260 right there's like this tremendous fear there's this electric sensation you know the the the
01:58:56.440 whatever phenomenon is going on with the lights those elements those patterns do emerge in so
01:59:01.500 much of the testimony but i agree with you there is some other body of testimony that seems to be
01:59:05.920 an encounter with something uh because they can't stop it they keep it keeps happening over and over
01:59:11.580 again they'll notice like you know weird surgery scars or something that to me sounds like military
01:59:16.220 because that's that's something that they have the capabilities to do as well because if they're
01:59:21.820 in contact with these beings which i know they are every invention we've had for you know i mean
01:59:26.360 tesla said he would channel this stuff yeah yeah so they got this technology so yes they know how
01:59:32.180 to do this yeah so there is going to be that too and that's that's they're using that to discredit
01:59:36.200 that there's actual demons involved as well what's interesting is that the implant aspect right like
01:59:40.640 what are they implanting it's always like a small piece of metal what is a metal a metal is a
01:59:44.020 conductor what are we conducting frequency electricity like yeah i think a lot of this
01:59:48.000 maybe it's for tracking but i think it's also to facilitate that mind speak we've heard of
01:59:52.800 mesmer right frank mesmer i've not mesmerism is where his name came from he wrote a book about
01:59:57.340 mesmerism and he was able to control people by adding metals to their drinks and stuff like that
02:00:03.320 with magnetism yeah okay and this is where the science of mesmerism and all that stuff comes
02:00:08.260 from with metals and frequencies and stuff like that so early on in the conversation and then
02:00:13.160 We'll bring it in for a landing because we've got more work to do.
02:00:15.820 It sounds like Puharich's work, which I wouldn't be surprised if he got some of that.
02:00:19.520 He probably got some of it.
02:00:20.180 Mesmer's like the granddaddy of that kind of work,
02:00:22.680 the idea that he could understand magnetism,
02:00:25.620 the idea of metals in the body and how to control.
02:00:28.580 Yeah, yeah.
02:00:29.040 I don't know if we talked about it with you, but I think a lot of the point of the—
02:00:34.600 I'm not going to say the word because I don't want to have to edit this later for you two.
02:00:39.100 We all know what you're talking about.
02:00:40.120 The schedule, right, that all the kids have to go through is, I think, to what's most effective is to get those metal implants in the brain.
02:00:46.920 And if you can get them down to a nanoparticle that can cross the blood-brain barrier, and that's where they're said to accumulate these heavy metals.
02:00:54.380 It's money.
02:00:55.280 That's the frequency-conducting device is your brain, right?
02:00:58.480 This is what's tuning into these different frequencies.
02:01:00.440 If you can get something directly in there, which is probably why they want Neuralink, then all of a sudden you have the telepathy tapes where these kids are communicating telepathically and they're perceiving all kinds of entities.
02:01:10.860 But, you know, that's a whole other bag of worms.
02:01:13.640 I want to bring it in for a landing because we got more work to do.
02:01:16.220 We're going to drain you guys.
02:01:17.080 We got a whole other show to do, man.
02:01:18.360 Yeah, we do.
02:01:19.060 I'm excited, dude.
02:01:19.800 This is a banger.
02:01:20.760 This is great.
02:01:21.180 It's always so much better doing this in person.
02:01:22.840 It really is.
02:01:23.620 I wish we could do this more often.
02:01:24.540 I hate doing it.
02:01:25.280 I mean, like, I'm, like, to the point now where I'm like, dude, I don't even know if I want to go back to doing it like that.
02:01:30.620 Yeah.
02:01:31.020 But I get spoiled.
02:01:31.980 That's why we don't really talk to as many people these days because we just hang out with each other and with Matt and we do these episodes.
02:01:38.940 But sometimes there'll be a reason to do a remote, but it's always best to do it like this.
02:01:42.480 I mean, hopefully the goal for the goal for this studio is to be like a hub for people.
02:01:47.120 Obviously, we're doing two at a time right now.
02:01:48.780 We got here and out there going.
02:01:50.180 And it would be really cool to have, like, the more we build in this Florida community, have people coming in constantly and doing whatever.
02:01:57.920 Yeah, that's the goal.
02:01:58.860 That's the goal.
02:01:59.580 But, I mean, I know every time I come to Florida, I'm swinging through.
02:02:01.960 You're always welcome, brother.
02:02:03.020 I come to Florida a lot.
02:02:03.800 I love Florida.
02:02:04.560 Yeah.
02:02:04.860 Yeah, yeah, dude.
02:02:06.540 All right. 1.00
02:02:07.000 So let's do some plugs and let's get out of here.
02:02:08.540 Yeah, tell them again where they can find you so that because they forget these people.
02:02:10.780 Pounder's Quest.
02:02:12.300 And you can search John Pounder's, too, and it probably will show up on NowUCTV as well.
02:02:15.760 I have another channel where right now I'm only doing Bible studies on Saturdays,
02:02:20.760 and I only do that sometimes.
02:02:22.080 So it's still going, and there's going to be more to come on there.
02:02:25.520 But Pounder's Quest is where, like I'm doing my interviews,
02:02:27.980 different people that are professionals hopefully in their field.
02:02:30.460 Sometimes it's not. 1.00
02:02:31.260 Sometimes they're, you know, could be full of crap. 1.00
02:02:33.760 You never know. 0.99
02:02:34.300 I just interview people and see what they have to say.
02:02:36.240 That's it, man.
02:02:36.720 I'd love to get you on the other show that I produce with Matt, Straight Bible,
02:02:42.060 because that's like more of a we just do Bible studies on there,
02:02:45.260 and it's like it's a really fun show right up your alley but i don't know if we're gonna have time
02:02:48.540 next time this time yeah but uh until next time i gotta do it clumsy because all my stuff is
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