00:00:00.000Under the Obama administration, it was clearly made legal to experiment on U.S. citizens without
00:00:09.040their consent as long as it didn't exceed minimal risk criteria under Section 3024 of the 21st Century
00:00:16.800Cures Act. And I know you recite other laws and legislation that has been put forth so that this
00:00:25.840The U.S. Code Title 50, Chapter 32, Subsection 1520A, Paragraph B, that since the 80s says that you can do no secret experimentation on American people unless it's for law enforcement or research purposes, including lethal.
00:00:40.580And then by the mid-2000s, they changed that, but then they put it into other codes.
00:07:08.420Google releasing 62 million mosquitoes in California, Texas, Louisiana,
00:07:12.320Mississippi, Florida right now that sterilize the other mosquitoes
00:07:17.960but also have a bacteria that can reduce fertility in mammals.
00:07:21.920And Bill Gates has said he wants to study ticks and mosquitoes to make you not be able to escape whatever they want to put in you as a Trojan horse.
00:07:32.200And then you've got 10 years ago, five years ago, the World Economic Forum signed us saying, we're going to infect Lone Star ticks with an alpha-gal syndrome so that when they bite you, you then have an autoimmune response to the sugar that's in red meat or this protein slash sugar molecule connection.
00:07:49.800and then you won't be able to ever eat red meat.
00:07:52.040Now that the millions people have, people are dying of it,
00:08:18.560But so just to give us a little prelude and a snapshot of the latest developments is our special guest, Jesse Beltran.
00:08:26.780And, of course, Jesse's a great patriot.
00:08:30.560And Jesse was EMT, firefighter, paramedic out in California decades ago and began to run into these weird cases and people that were implanted and then was confirming it.
00:08:40.720And they got the machinery and was proving it all.
00:08:42.800And then decades later, two of the leading experts have been all over the world, testified to governments, you name it.
00:09:11.580To try to give us a synopsis of where we are right now
00:09:14.020Because the enemy's moving out quick, aren't they?
00:09:16.500Well, that's that's for sure. And you can't even make this stuff up anymore, Alex. You know, I'm being told that next week that Anna Paulina Luna is that hearing is is back back on.
00:09:35.540But, you know, I need to confirm that because if it is, then I have a feeling they are going to be overwhelmed.
00:09:44.620They're at the early onset in early 2010, the Presidential Bioethics Commission had their first hearing and they had their hearings open to the public at the time.
00:09:55.380And they were not expecting over 350 public testimonies, including a gentleman by the name of Dr. John Hall, who was there, who did a phenomenal presentation about what was happening non-consensually and the experimentation that was going on on U.S. civilians then.
00:10:15.180And then subsequently after that hearing, they stopped allowing public testimony at the Presidential Bioethics Commissions.
00:10:23.200um strangely enough i was invited in 2011 to attend the presidential bioethics commission
00:10:30.480in san francisco at the university there uh ucsf teaching hospital and i was going to be allowed
00:10:39.440to ask a question and all of the major networks were there my assistant was there and i had her
00:10:44.880write down this particular question and what that hearing was about was the human genome project and
00:10:52.240And subsequently enough, Francis Collins was the director of an agency that was heading up similar research.
00:11:02.140He has now been the director of the NIH for some time during the Obama administration.
00:11:08.160But during that hearing, they were discussing why it was important to not only master the human genome,
00:11:16.220but basically the genome of every living organism on the planet.
00:11:21.300it. And they were talking about the importance of their experimentation. So when it came time
00:11:28.600for my question to be aired, it was censored. It was completely ripped up. And my question was this
00:11:36.040though, exactly that. What safeguards are you putting aside for when your experimentation goes
00:11:41.080wrong? And it was completely torn up. And immediately, Amy Gutman, who is now the ambassador
00:11:48.040her to Germany for the U.S. She was the head at the time. And she said this statement that they
00:11:56.400are the top 1% of the elite 1% that should be deciding what should happen to us and what we do
00:12:07.220to our bodies. And she followed up with this statement because we are too dumb to decide0.99
00:12:15.820what's best for us and that is the mentality of the0.98
00:12:23.180that they are the elites in leadership um and that are in control um what we are seeing um
00:12:30.380with those mk ultra files that were confiscated um under tulsi gabbard's um leadership and she's
00:12:40.940supposed to be the boss their their their boss of the cia and those files were confiscated and you
00:12:48.460know and you have to wonder why and and and the reason is and we all know this now that under the
00:12:54.780obama administration it was clearly made legal to experiment on u.s citizens without their consent
00:13:04.220as long as it didn't exceed minimal risk criteria under Section 3024 of the 21st Century Cures Act.
00:13:12.000And I know you recite other laws and legislation that has been put forth so that this experimentation has been legal.
00:13:20.360U.S. Code Title 50, Chapter 32, Subsection 1520A, Paragraph B, that since the 80s says that
00:13:27.720you can do no secret experimentation on American people unless it's for law enforcement or research purposes,
00:13:32.780including lethal. And then by the mid 2000s, they changed that, but then they put it into
00:13:39.060other codes. So yes, license to kill is in there. Correct. And, you know, prior to MKUltra, you had
00:13:47.960Project Paperclip where we talk about where they brought over the 1600 Nazi scientists over to the0.77
00:13:53.920United States, gave them complete immunity and new identifications so they could work for us and do0.73
00:13:59.560research. So, you know, it doesn't take much of a whiz brain to figure out if you're going to
00:14:07.140bring over those type of personnel to continue the types of non-consensual experimentation that
00:14:12.860they were basically torturing and completely deforming and just doing some horrific things
00:14:19.600during World War II to people they had captured. But we are not immune to it. There was just an0.58
00:14:28.640article that was released well we're not just immune they took all that technology 36 nazi0.71
00:14:33.34036 000 nazi scientists and brought them over and put them in charge of everything so it's not that0.77
00:14:37.180we're nazi it's that the nazis got eugenics from us and the british that they came on the nirberg
00:14:42.760trials they took it to a next level and then we grabbed their brain trust of not just rocketry
00:14:47.220and weapons but mind control what they called mind war or info war is what the british call it
00:14:51.720and brought it over here. That's all on record. Yep. All of that is on record. And if you think
00:14:58.840the behavior is going to change, you know, I've got some swampland to sell you. But here's where
00:15:06.860we're at. What was really unique, what was the whole goal? And, you know, where it began was,
00:15:12.860the whole goal was to take an adversary or an asset in a foreign agency or a foreign country
00:15:20.220and turned them into a Manchurian candidate, so an assassin, turned them into unknowing spies.0.63
00:15:29.320We were experimenting not only with shock therapy drugs, we were experimenting with hypnosis.0.63
00:15:37.060And what I am surprised as I'm doing continuing the research and all of this information is
00:15:44.440really, really starting to come out is how important it was to use hypnosis along with
00:15:52.480drug therapies. They were actually making drugs that would induce altered states or hypnotic
00:15:58.460states. Well, let me just back you up. It is known that all of the serotonin reuptake inhibitors or
00:16:03.380SSRIs brought out in the late 80s put you in a close to dreamlike state. They're in a hallucinogen
00:16:10.560class, they make you highly suggestible, but without even the drugs, massive TV watching
00:16:15.760has not just lowered the time, the people's attention spans less than 12 seconds, less
00:16:21.400than a goldfish that's 14, that's on record, folks, look it up, without even drugs, much
00:16:27.280of the public is in a close to dreamlike waking state beyond highly suggestible, the same
00:16:33.420thing that a hypnotist puts people into, so that's a fact, so that when we say wake the
00:16:37.200public up, we literally mean wake them up.
00:16:40.560I am a certified master hypnotist. And I became that because of this research that I have been
00:16:47.420doing. I had been noticing that all of the victims that I've come across over the last 20 years,
00:16:54.100that a lot of the professionals, people who had million dollar businesses, doctors,
00:16:58.900chiropractors, you name it, were, they were completely losing everything overnight.
00:17:04.560And what I noticed about them is they were highly suggestible.
00:17:09.320And so 30% of the population, the world population, are what we call physical suggestibles.
00:17:15.900And back in the early days, they really had this belief system that not everyone can be
00:17:24.080Everyone can be hypnotized as long as you have an IQ greater than a third grader.
00:17:29.620Now, there are two types of suggestibility.
00:17:32.200There are the physical suggestibles, which I just described, and then there are the emotional
00:17:36.660suggestibles. And there's a difference in how they receive language and how they get put into
00:17:43.320altered states. And those altered states are done, for example, the physical suggestibles,
00:17:49.120you can give a direct command. I had a really great girlfriend that I dated
00:17:53.760from high school off and on until I was about 25. And we'd break up for a year, come back.
00:18:00.720But when she went on Prozac, the classic Prozac, she went from being really smart, really funny, but sometimes aggressive and argumentative to she was she would do whatever I told her.
00:18:12.400And she was like a zombie. And it made her even more promiscuous.0.99
00:18:16.420But it was like it was like I was it was like she was a sex doll or something.0.99
00:18:19.240And I was just like, it's a different person.
00:18:21.780And so I've never taken any of those drugs except when I was dating her.
00:18:25.440She moved down to Austin. I met her in Dallas in high school for about two weeks or so.
00:18:29.760I started taking her Prozac and, and, and I immediately within a day or two,
00:18:34.180they say it builds up. I was taking a low dose. I was just like,
00:18:37.040it was like, I wasn't there. It was kind of like when you've been daydreaming,
00:18:39.900it was like, I was there, but my mind was behind my mind. And I,
00:18:43.060and of course I only took it off and off for a few weeks and stopped.
00:18:47.320I couldn't imagine if I was doing the full dose, it was incredible.
00:18:52.260Yeah. And you're, you're exactly right.
00:18:54.020It makes you completely apathetic and you get this sort of disassociative
00:18:59.760condition and to where you become even more suggestible and just engaging in
00:19:06.020normal conversation with someone could be an embedded command and a clear
00:19:11.480example is this and I use this quite often when you look at someone and let's
00:19:15.180say they have you know very attractive eyes and you say do you often get told
00:19:22.360that you have beautiful eyes so what did I just say and this is a perfect example
00:19:27.960example on how easy it is, particularly if you're trained on how to really bypass the conscious mind
00:19:34.120and embed a statement to the subconscious. If you slow down what I just said, beautiful lies.
00:19:45.020So really what I was asking, you know, are you a person who lies? And by the way, I'm not an expert
00:19:53.240in this like you but they admit they do do nlp training much other stuff npr they admit in fact
00:19:59.000i've used to go on as a guest sometimes here in town they would tell me well we really can't have
00:20:02.380you on you're too scratchy you ought to go get some voice training we can help you you've got
00:20:06.200to talk calm you've got to talk in a certain cadence and you're the hypnotist all of that
00:20:11.800is to basically lull you isn't it like oh you're sleepy when you listen to that it sounds like a
00:20:17.500classic hypnotist doesn't it well that is the traditional hollywood style really how you induce
00:20:26.220an altered state is to overload someone with message units so if you look at what's happening
00:20:32.720in our society it's buzzwords buzzwords but over stimulating the senses because you can only the
00:20:40.100human mind can only focus on a few things at a at one time but when you start overloading it
00:20:47.200and getting it to multitask there comes a point where it can no longer tolerate the inputs that
00:20:53.920are coming in that is the goal when you want to achieve putting someone in an altered state
00:20:58.940then immediately what it wants to do is get out of that state that is what the human mind does
00:21:04.440the human consciousness does and so the very next suggestion that you state that the subconscious
00:21:12.820will act upon it it doesn't discern this is incredible so you put them in it then they want
00:21:17.740out then you launch them on the mission with the next command we'll be right back with jesse
00:21:21.060beltrain two years ago i said i want something that supercharges methylene blue yes i want
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00:22:02.460have taken ultra methylene blue since uh we started selling it on the alexjonesstore.com
00:28:52.180And often there are things you don't know what to do with.
00:28:55.020UBOs, as they're called, unidentified bright objects.
00:28:58.800Can brain scans be used to determine whether a person is inclined toward criminality or violent behavior?
00:29:06.100Neuromarketing, a little scary concept there, trying to assess when people are responding effectively to certain kinds of advertising or branding.
00:29:13.100And, Judge, I need to know whether you will be a justice who believes that the constitutional journey must continue to speak to these consequential decisions or that we've gone far enough from protecting against government intrusion into our autonomy, into the most personal decisions we make.
00:29:30.000Who's got the brain that's going to be most susceptible to a particular kind of manipulation?
00:29:36.240So the point is they've been obsessed with this is going on.
00:29:39.260The COVID shots implanted the matrix, graphene oxide to grow.
00:30:00.180One's 2,000 times the width of a human hair.
00:30:03.420And now it's you're you have these these the graphing oxide, the silicon based materials that have been in the they've now we know for a fact that they were in the MRNA.
00:30:13.860We know that Dr. Yudel Bachelet signed a contract with Pfizer in 2015 when he did that TEDMED talk with a trillion robots in a one cc syringe and how he teaches his students how to once they're in a host, how to how to control them with RF emissions.
00:30:29.760And you heard Colin saying 21 years ago that, oh, yeah, we're doing scans.
00:30:35.740We find all these chips, these bright objects.
00:32:18.500and the abdomen and again silicone based so so what does that say comparable or let less well
00:32:32.760you know what if we were to do a thorough exam which takes a little bit longer we would want
00:32:37.440to do the rf scan with the jam 20 pro first then we would come back with the frequency reader to
00:32:42.640obtain the numerical frequencies that we're detecting and that would complete the whole
00:32:47.120process you have to take them out in order to get that numerical number no no no we can detect it
00:32:52.880remotely i noticed on your you have the profile different people did my profile pick up like a
00:32:56.400soldiers or somebody else's very typical of the civilian yeah yeah yeah you're gonna bring that
00:33:01.820next time you come so why do you find over and over he showed it earlier why do you find soldiers
00:33:05.500have this particular pattern we don't know um don't know don't know um you know uh all we can
00:33:11.520say is that we can typically see what that pattern is based on the study i don't have to know anything
00:33:16.540about the person i can look at the profile and say well this is probably a soldier or this is
00:33:22.000probably someone who was and what are you finding with the state department cia folks you scan
00:33:25.420um very typical of what we would find on a soldier
00:33:28.700so well this sounds alien to me and again we have the scans we'll find it put in post as we're live
00:33:37.380now sean johnson being scanned and it lights up a christmas tree which he finds the most special
00:33:40.360operations uh people i want to bring in matt hazen right now founder and ceo of human
00:33:46.240consciousness support, and we're going to put on screen, and I am plugging this right now,
00:33:51.840that from your own research, and Matt Hazen's and scientists that developed this,
00:33:56.420and you've found it in, yes, we're selling it, and it's known that there are compounds
00:34:04.220naturally in nature that just do absolutely incredible things that will draw out these
00:34:11.880type of things, but you guys have come up with one with scientists that adds these special
00:34:15.540sea minerals in that then even drags it out even more. And so I have been taking this,
00:34:22.580the dreams I've had, my skin, my health, what it's done is absolutely insane. Get masterpiece.com.
00:34:29.920Explain to us, let's bring Matt Hazen in here, that scientist that developed this,
00:34:36.560why this zeolite is so special and I believe is the best zeolite out there. It's not just zeolite.
00:34:43.380Matt Hazen, tell us what this does, and people can get 10% off when they follow the URL,
00:34:50.300getmasterpiece.com, or use promo code Alex when you're there on the site, because this is really
00:34:55.380special, and you guys have done it. You've got the videos on the site where it shows somebody
00:35:00.280lighting up a Christmas tree, third parties doing it with these scanners, and then three months
00:35:04.000later after this, it's down by 80%, 90% sometimes completely. What it's doing, because I've had
00:35:10.420sponsors for 30 years on air with zeolites people might not know what those are we'll tell them but
00:35:14.720why this is so special but obviously zeolites period are good for this but but but why this
00:35:18.940is different than all the other zeolites and uh you know patented and so special so so matt hazen
00:35:23.800thanks for being here fill us in on this and i want jesse talk about the experiences he's had
00:35:28.040with masterpiece zeolite yeah thanks alex zeolite is an incredible mineral that is known as what's
00:35:35.860called the master binder. And what that means is it's known to pick up every type of forever
00:35:40.420chemical, toxin, toxic heavy metal there is, including fluoride. So when you see charcoal
00:35:46.360or carbon or clays for binders, you don't see that they will pick up fluoride. Zeolite's different.
00:35:51.840Zeolite also gets the fluoride. That's a very big deal. So now zeolite, it is great at removing
00:35:58.640these environmental toxins from our body but just sending it in by itself as it is a big help it's
00:36:06.160nothing like what the formula is that comprises masterpiece masterpiece is the highest grade
00:36:12.460and it's identical we call it c mineral plasma solution it is basically isotonic the same mineral
00:36:19.480composition as your blood plasma and what we do is zeolite is what's called a carrier okay we call
00:36:27.320it a binder and a chelator, but it's a carrier. And this is what I mean by it. We know that
00:36:32.680zeolite will grab a toxin and carry it out of wherever it's at. Yes, it will magnetically
00:36:38.220neutralize that positively charged toxin, and then it will magnetically escort it out of the body,
00:36:44.580but it also can carry in minerals. And so when we're talking about what I would call like an
00:36:49.440organic or nature-based delivery system, we're not talking about the synthetic mRNA delivery system.
00:36:54.680And we're talking about nature's answer to the problem, which is this, folks.
00:37:00.300They're putting a grid on Earth with all these data centers that is connecting human beings and all other life into a system that can be controlled by a very select few.
00:37:13.680Well, the most important part of that system is us individually, us as human nodes, us being able to be connected because of all the graphene oxide.
00:37:23.460Hey, Matt, I want people to be able to see you.
00:37:39.140So what we're dealing with is we have a serious mineral deficiency in all of our bodies.
00:37:45.100Our biology is, guess what, everybody?
00:37:47.660You're 99.7% or 8% minerals and water.
00:37:51.280OK, you're mineral deficient because toxins are in place of those minerals.
00:37:55.800Toxins right now in your body is taking up the place of those minerals, causing disruption and negative effects to every part of health that you can imagine.
00:38:04.640So what Masterpiece does in a way that has never been done before with the formula is we get the zeolite down to the atomic level, smaller than the nanometer sized level.
00:38:14.400And then we join it up with the sea minerals.
00:38:17.280So the C-minerals are being carried in by the nanometer, sub-nanometer-sized clinoptilolite zeolite.
00:38:24.440And once the toxin hits the zeolite, it releases and displaces the minerals.
00:38:33.580And what we see from the third-party clinical studies that we've completed, we've used Jesse Beltran for our latest study, which was testing the synthetic silicon-based resonance,
00:38:43.960which is what we've just seen you, Alex, and Sean Johnson getting studied for.
00:56:48.460The bottom line is Matthew and his team, and I was a skeptic, were able to prove that the Zeolite Z does work.
00:56:57.440Never before in 20 years have I seen the type of reduction in the type of silicon harmonics that we were testing for both at baseline and 60 days later.
00:57:08.360And for the first time ever in 20 years, we started to see locations that would come up positive disappear.
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