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00:00:00.160 whoever's behind a lot of this stuff i think they're getting old and i think there's some

00:00:05.120 narcissism there that's causing them to want this process to happen faster so it happens during their

00:00:10.080 lifetime what do you mean what happens whatever desired end state that these people which i can't

00:00:17.920 predict and i i my theories would just be wild conjecture but it's very obvious that we're we're

00:00:26.240 We're being engineered to have this tribalistic us versus them mentality and all of these

00:00:32.780 other things that are just built, just baked into everything.

00:00:36.180 And we hear people all the time say, well, this public speaking is the number one fear

00:00:39.480 of people.

00:00:41.660 But speaking is never what people are afraid of.

00:00:44.720 It's the judgment, the potential for judgment.

00:00:47.580 Somebody's going to judge me.

00:00:48.620 I'm going to get laughed.

00:00:49.400 I'm going to get kicked off the stage or something like that.

00:00:52.720 That is hardwired into our nervous system.

00:00:55.300 And it's inside of the lower part of our brain.

00:00:59.040 And if I can target the non-human part of the brain, this mammalian mammal brain inside of our brain, that governs your whole life.

00:01:07.500 This social fear, being afraid of what other people are going to think of me, became weaponized, hardcore weaponized just in the last 15, 20 years.

00:01:18.760 With social media coming out, our brains are wired to handle 120 people.

00:01:25.300 And then social media becomes this placebo of connection.

00:01:30.220 Somehow, that's triggering our need a little bit.

00:01:34.300 It's fulfilling some need.

00:01:36.340 It's like a placebo of social connection.

00:01:40.260 And what happens, like we have this city where there's a million people in a city,

00:01:45.180 and your brain can't handle more than 150.

00:01:47.520 What do we do?

00:01:48.800 We go into apathy.

00:01:50.620 We go into absolute apathy.

00:01:52.560 then this is where you get things like psychologists studying something called the

00:01:57.040 bystander effect. Somebody's in public, they get stabbed or robbed or something. If there's lots

00:02:02.240 of people around, people don't say anything and they don't do anything because it's, it's a

00:02:07.300 diffusion of responsibility and we care less and less and less every day. I don't care if there's

00:02:12.100 10,000 articles, a lot more than that saying I'm Satan. I don't care if there's 10,000 programs

00:02:17.360 and a hundred movies attacking me. That means I'm attacking the evil. That means I'm over the

00:02:21.200 target, that means I'm getting the flack. But so as a leader, I have to internalize that as an

00:02:27.600 internal quest or narrative or mission, and then fully commit to that mission and still look at

00:02:34.420 the criticism and things and see if any of it's accurate. But when I know it's inaccurate, take

00:02:38.040 it as a positive. And that's what true leadership is, is not caring what the mob thinks, not caring

00:02:45.020 what the propagandists say, not caring about being demonized or punished, because you know it's for

00:02:50.180 the greater good. And now that I've, by increment, done this more and more, it is so freeing.

00:02:54.920 I could be naked with having tomatoes thrown at me. I could be drawn and quartered in front

00:02:58.940 of 10 million people with horses tearing my guts out and people pissing on me. And I'd know I was 0.81

00:03:03.320 right. And I was the victor. And then you're outside their control. Real-time, uncensored,

00:03:09.360 unstoppable. AlexJonesLive.com. Take a stand. Share the link.

00:03:16.000 do you want to fight you better believe you got one now i've i've seen this guy for a few years

00:03:23.920 since he started going out speaking out publicly on podcasts and everything he's talked about i

00:03:29.120 thought has been really in-depth thought-provoking and dead on from my own deep research and so i

00:03:34.780 play a clip of him on the sean ryan show that just hit yesterday chase hughes is a former military

00:03:41.360 chief who specializes in behavior profiling, interrogation, and human intelligence operations.

00:03:46.640 He now develops tactics for government agencies and businesses in enhanced persuasion and people

00:03:51.360 reading skills. Chase is also a bestselling author of the Ellipse Manual and Phrase 7. Chase now

00:03:59.300 teaches advanced behavioral skills to law firms, businesses, and the general public. The courses

00:04:04.220 range from violence prevention and interrogation to extreme influence and people reading. He's a

00:04:09.380 full-time author and resides in Virginia Beach with his family. IMDb is in a documentary about

00:04:14.520 Chase Hughes. Okay. I want to get him on the show, but here he is on Sean Ryan. And when I started

00:04:20.780 hearing it, like, oh, you're going to tell me about tribal stuff. Like we've heard this before,

00:04:24.480 but he actually goes deeper into it. And there's a lot I wanted to basically comment and riff off

00:04:29.440 of he's saying here, but also I instinctively done what I've done in 32 years on air.

00:04:34.520 And I understood that I'm going against the mainstream corporate dogma.

00:04:39.980 I'm going against the lie.

00:04:41.620 But as the globalism unfolds, as people see that I was right, my credibility will go up.

00:04:46.040 My job as a leader, real leadership is doing the right thing, even though it can be hard

00:04:50.280 for you and maybe even get you killed or put in prison.

00:04:52.860 That is true selfless leadership for the species.

00:04:55.660 And it's always been that selflessness that has helped us survive and thrive and get out

00:04:59.640 of stagnancy.

00:05:00.500 But they use our peer pressure.

00:05:03.220 They use our fear of rejection.

00:05:04.520 which is hardwired into us that's why dogs are our best friend they're very similar in their pack

00:05:09.500 you know i was over at a buddy's house through the barbecue the dog got up on the table when

00:05:14.680 when it stole stole a hamburger patty and he'd already given daphne john johnson a hamburger

00:05:19.780 patty and he yelled his poodle it's awesome poodle standard poodle swimming around with the pool

00:05:24.500 and he said get her bad go in the house like went in the house and went away uh and we went in later

00:05:30.660 and pat her head and told her she was all right, she'd come back outside.

00:05:33.100 But the point is, that's a very social animal because in a dog pack or wolf pack,

00:05:37.000 you do that too long, the other wolves will just kill you, okay?

00:05:40.320 And if you get kicked out of a tribe, the average band, 150 size, 130 size, you're dead.

00:05:45.060 It's like in a lion pride, you know, unless you're the dominant male,

00:05:48.020 you're out there on your own.

00:05:49.280 But the very dominant one, he gets to share his genetics with the females.

00:05:51.940 So it's survival of the fittest.

00:05:53.080 But the point he didn't really get into here is it's a complex situation.

00:05:55.600 He only had a few minutes.

00:05:57.060 I haven't seen the whole podcast.

00:05:58.120 I'm sure he got into it. 0.98

00:05:58.780 is that we now have people, black, white, Hispanic, old, young, whatever, Asian, that are breeding 0.75

00:06:04.880 with other people that in the normal survival of the fittest system would not breed. And we're 0.97

00:06:10.720 also letting criminals out of jail. Mentally ill people are allowed to run wild. And then they're

00:06:15.060 just breeding with each other. And you see the IQ plunging. The globalists are greasing the skids

00:06:19.240 with poison, the food and water, the social stuff. People are also interacting with social media and

00:06:23.740 making all these constant, you can only make a few thousand real decisions a day when you're

00:06:27.100 still cognizant that's why you're better in the morning and midday and everything you can also

00:06:31.120 take a break and reset and this is averages here some people just keep going and going but your

00:06:35.800 decision making skills as you get old longer in the day get worse and worse that's why most ceos

00:06:42.180 sexual people make most of their decisions in the morning and then implement those in the late

00:06:47.740 morning early afternoon and then kind of have other wargaming sessions and things you know later

00:06:51.980 in the day and then you know after five or six o'clock go out and have some social fun unless

00:06:55.780 or Elon Musk, who just plows forward pretty much constantly. So I consciously have known this for

00:07:02.240 about 10 years about myself, but only because I retrospectively analyzed and psychoanalyzed myself

00:07:06.340 that I can think of the larger compendium of the human family and the fact that our species went

00:07:11.700 through such incredible struggles, that I'm a fan of humanity and our ultimate destiny created by

00:07:15.400 God, that I can extend that and actually love everyone, care about everyone who either is

00:07:21.540 unconscious or conscious who is trying to do good or who's unconscious and not doing good,

00:07:26.120 but those that are consciously evil against humanity, I can not even hate them, but realize

00:07:30.900 that they are a threat that has got to be dealt with. And so I don't care if there's 10,000

00:07:36.240 articles, a lot more than that, saying I'm Satan. I don't care if there's 10,000 programs and 100

00:07:41.360 movies attacking me. That means I'm attacking the evil. That means I'm over the target.

00:07:45.300 That means I'm getting the flack. But so as a leader, I have to internalize that as an internal quest or narrative or mission and then fully commit to that mission and still look at the criticism and things and see if any of it's accurate.

00:07:59.860 But when I know it's inaccurate, take it as a positive. And that's what true leadership is, is not caring what the mob thinks, not caring what the propagandists say, not caring about being demonized or punished because you know it's for the greater good.

00:08:15.120 Now, you're not like Spock, sacrifice yourself for the greater good.

00:08:18.140 You individually decide to do it.

00:08:20.580 What's better for the individual will end up collectively be better for the whole group.

00:08:24.760 But you as an individual can decide to put yourself in very dangerous predicaments of stress and danger to carry out the mission because you will not survive as a body politic and individually if you don't save the tribe itself.

00:08:41.540 And I'll use the analogy, this happens in the real world, it's in a lot of movies, because it's exciting, they react to, you know, you're in a ship, it turns over in a hurricane, there's 100 passengers, you know, they're caught up, you know, in it, the water level's rising, the ship is starting to sink, everybody is in the engine room, it's upside down, you can't find welding material, you can't find a hatch, there's no hatch at the bottom, you can't get out, and you talk to somebody from the ship and say, okay, give me the blueprints, what's the quickest way out of here?

00:09:07.480 okay well if you swim 50 yards this way and 10 yards that way and go you know down through this

00:09:12.320 area there's a main balcony area you should be able to swim out you know through that stairwell

00:09:17.080 and get out that's about 150 yards who's the best swimmer who can do this who wants to go with me

00:09:22.140 and there are cases where guys get ready and then they commit and they it's happened hundreds of 0.99

00:09:27.260 times on record they get out of the son of a bitch and you just focus you zen out you get the control 0.99

00:09:33.180 you need it's not like skin diving where the blood pressurizes you can stay down under longer you 0.99

00:09:36.480 know you're not in deep water your blood's not pressurized you know you got about two minutes

00:09:40.440 here okay and your whole family is going to die if you can't get out and go to the outside hatch

00:09:45.860 because those hatches don't go from the inside outside on the bottom of the side it's usually

00:09:48.740 on the outside inside so you've got to save everybody you're going to have to risk your

00:09:52.680 life to do this but you're all going to die if you don't do it so you might as well gamble to

00:09:57.380 save yourself and everyone else you're just going to pass out from your lack of oxygen they're going

00:10:02.660 to slowly die as the water comes up and kills them so you just will it i'm doing it and it's

00:10:08.160 going down and that's what i have done and it's not like it's even hard once you do that it's like

00:10:13.680 it's like the niles barkley song about man i love the time i went crazy everything got so big and

00:10:19.760 there was an echo and now that i've by increment done this more and more it is so freeing i could

00:10:24.720 be naked with having tomatoes thrown at me i could be drawn and quartered in front of 10 million

00:10:28.940 people with horses tearing my guts out and people pissing on me and i know i was right and i was the

00:10:33.500 victor and then you're outside their control let's go ahead and play a clip of what this guy had to

00:10:39.120 say it's all of it's very important here it is whoever's behind a lot of this stuff i think

00:10:43.660 they're getting old and i think there's some narcissism there that's causing them to want

00:10:48.540 this process to happen faster so it happens during their lifetime what do you mean what happens

00:10:54.120 whatever desired end state that these people which i can't predict and i i my theories would

00:11:02.000 just be wild conjecture but it's very obvious that we're we're being engineered to have this

00:11:09.740 tribalistic us versus them mentality and all of these other things that are just built just

00:11:16.080 baked into everything we can go as deep as you want to go on that i would love to go as deep

00:11:21.080 as deep as you can i don't want to talk about this for a long time okay so let me start out just by

00:11:30.120 introducing you to an ancestor of ours they live in these tribal almost nomadic tribes and the

00:11:39.400 average tribe a hundred thousand years ago uh we believe was uh 120 people or so 150 120 people

00:11:47.960 So pretty small social network, right? So you know everybody's names, you're familiar with

00:11:54.360 everybody's behavioral habits and things like that. And there's a few things that kind of govern your

00:12:00.360 life. And keep in mind that our brains haven't changed. The human brain itself has not evolved

00:12:07.080 one more wrinkle since then. So it's identical brain to 100,000 years ago.

00:12:13.320 has it devolved there's no proof of that either okay and and that wouldn't they would be measuring

00:12:19.960 interior skull volume and and things like that so over the course of time your ancestors if they

00:12:27.640 piss someone off in the tribe and they get judged by a lot of people on the tribe they do something

00:12:33.800 silly and they get some kind of judgment they get excommunicated they get exiled and kicked out of 0.96

00:12:40.040 of the tribe. This meant death. Like, A, they're not going to have food and support anymore, 1.00

00:12:46.220 water, all this other stuff that's very important to life. But B, they can't have sex anymore.

00:12:52.320 They're not attractive to a mate anymore. And now their genes die. So now it's not just death. 0.96

00:12:58.900 For me, it's a full death of my genetic bloodline. It's massive. And we hear people all the time say,

00:13:05.520 well, this public speaking is the number one fear of people. But speaking is never what people are

00:13:12.060 afraid of. It's the judgment, the potential for judgment. Somebody's going to judge me. I'm going

00:13:16.960 to get laughed. I'm going to get kicked off the stage or something like that. That is hardwired

00:13:22.360 into our nervous system. And it's inside of the lower part of our brain. And if I can target the

00:13:28.440 non-human part of the brain, this mammalian mammal brain inside of our brain, that governs your whole

00:13:35.240 life. It's the thing that keeps your heart beating. It's the thing that if you say,

00:13:40.240 I'm going to hold my breath until I die, the reason that you can't is that part of your brain's

00:13:44.300 in charge. It's either going to make you breathe or knock your ass out. So this social fear, 1.00

00:13:50.860 being afraid of what other people are going to think of me became weaponized, hardcore weaponized

00:13:57.960 just in the last 15, 20 years, with social media coming out, our brains are wired to handle 120

00:14:06.220 people. And then social media becomes this placebo of connection. What do you mean our brains are

00:14:13.260 wired to handle 120 people? I think the Wall Street Journal just put something out very

00:14:20.780 similar to this a couple days ago saying that the human mind can only basically

00:14:28.540 effectively handle 150 different relationships with people yeah is that what you're is that

00:14:35.500 where we're going yes okay so it's it's forge foster and maintain can i forge a relationship

00:14:41.580 foster a new relationship with someone and then maintain it so we're limited to about 150

00:14:46.300 and social media comes on the scene, somehow that's triggering our need a little bit.

00:14:54.660 It's fulfilling some need.

00:14:56.700 It's like a placebo of social connection.

00:15:00.600 And what happens, like we have this city where there's a million people in a city

00:15:05.220 and your brain can't handle more than 150, what do we do?

00:15:09.140 We go into apathy.

00:15:11.000 We go into absolute apathy.

00:15:13.480 then this is where you get things like psychologists studying something called the

00:15:17.320 bystander effect somebody's in public they get stabbed or robbed or something if there's lots

00:15:22.520 of people around people don't say anything and they don't do anything because it's it's a

00:15:27.560 diffusion of responsibility and we care less and less and less every day people are talking about

00:15:33.800 like all the stuff going on in ukraine or whatever but like there's murders four blocks from your

00:15:39.880 house and and people being murdered so we have an apathy for people that are around us once the

00:15:47.320 tribe gets above a certain number and what social media is doing and i'm not here to to stand on a

00:15:55.400 box and demonize social media that's not and i don't think anyone that created social media is

00:15:59.960 not setting out to do this but what social media is doing with this placebo effect is it's tricking

00:16:06.760 our brains into feeling a little sense of connection but we're confusing attention for

00:16:13.640 connection interesting and the second part of this is anybody watching the show right now on their

00:16:21.960 ipad or whatever would agree that we are in a loneliness epidemic the whole world and we're

00:16:30.680 more connected than ever but we are in this loneliness epidemic because what we're getting

00:16:35.960 is a placebo of social connection from social media,

00:16:40.000 from all these apps and stuff like that.

00:16:44.140 So back to this tribe.

00:16:46.640 There are four things that we briefly or we went into

00:16:51.140 in the audio series that you did with Ironclad.

00:16:54.720 And this spells out the word fate because it is our fate.

00:16:58.860 And this is focus, authority, tribe, and emotion.

00:17:02.080 If I can hack your focus.

00:17:04.600 All right, so I'm going to try to get him on the show to get more into that.

00:17:07.360 Everybody has their own template at looking at this, but that's dead on.

00:17:10.880 Past placebo, it's more of a prosthesis. 0.97

00:17:13.240 It's like porn, I have said, is like having a blow-up doll that you say is your girlfriend or your wife. 0.80

00:17:18.020 No, it's not a real person. 0.99

00:17:18.960 You're not going to have kids with it.

00:17:19.840 It's not going to take care of you when you're sick.

00:17:20.880 It's not going to look at sunsets with you. 0.99

00:17:22.800 That's why, you know, I'm sure I've seen porn like porn.

00:17:25.160 But, you know, the real thing, I'm not into porn because the real thing's there, okay?

00:17:29.380 Now, if you're locked in a bunker somewhere, I guess, you know, that'd be, you know, whatever. 0.96

00:17:33.620 or if you're in prison, like half the dudes end up screwing dudes.

00:17:37.000 That's not going to be me if I was in prison.

00:17:38.640 Knock on wood, I don't want to be in prison.

00:17:41.060 But I disagree.

00:17:43.780 You know, it came out.

00:17:44.580 They had whistleblowers inside Facebook and others saying,

00:17:46.660 we know we're destroying relationships.

00:17:48.080 We know we're making people depressed.

00:17:49.500 We know we're making them addicted like a drug.

00:17:51.320 It's just like somebody trying to give kids, you know, heroin or speed or something.

00:17:54.820 They're giving you the first few hits free to get you addicted.

00:17:59.340 That's all this is about.

00:18:00.880 You could say Elon's letting X be free for a while to map out all the people, you know, through their fig and olive initiative or all the rest of that stuff I'll be getting to later.

00:18:11.480 But you've got to understand they've given up on humanity. 0.89

00:18:13.460 The globalists see us as trash. 0.99

00:18:15.480 They just see it as easy as to dumb us down, get rid of most of us. 1.00

00:18:18.980 That decision has been made.

00:18:20.020 This is all conscious.

00:18:21.380 It's all predatory.

00:18:22.920 Undermine the family.

00:18:24.300 Break down chivalry.

00:18:25.680 Never have children go through the rites of passage that Carl Jung talks about that are so critical to unlock the instincts.

00:18:31.380 That's what this is all about is arrested development jellyfish,

00:18:34.520 and you've got to stand against it.

00:18:36.180 Now, I have all my lay terms from this, just street smarts,

00:18:38.660 understanding it, genetic code, but I can tell you right now,

00:18:41.840 we're not getting out of this caring what the group,

00:18:44.260 politic, and a bunch of followers think.

00:18:46.120 You've got to be leaders, pick your issues, do the right thing,

00:18:48.480 and then people will click to that, the ones that count,

00:18:51.300 and join you in the quest and augment it, add more info,

00:18:54.100 and we get even better information, and we deviate a little bit on our past,

00:18:58.600 sometimes a lot when we're wrong.

00:19:00.460 Admitting your wrong is important.

00:19:02.000 Studying history, getting out and doing basic things,

00:19:04.140 getting out in nature, farming,

00:19:05.540 all that unlocks potential,

00:19:07.580 all that triggers your real instincts and your true will.

00:19:10.480 Praying to God, opening up a connection to God,

00:19:12.780 asking God to lead God and direct you.

00:19:14.820 This is the real deal.

00:19:16.140 Hi folks, Doc Bigley here.

00:19:18.920 And today we're going to get to know our H2O.

00:19:22.860 billy what kind of water do you drink why tap water of course ma says it keeps my teeth sparkly 0.99

00:19:32.880 white i'm sorry to say it billy but your mother is either plain ignorant or worse a communist 0.96

00:19:39.980 let me explain tap water used to be safe to drink but communist subversives in our government 0.99

00:19:46.920 introduced fluoride into our nation's tap

00:19:50.100 under the guise of dental health,

00:19:52.280 when in reality, fluoride lowers your IQ,

00:19:55.760 calcifies your pineal gland,

00:19:57.920 and makes you susceptible to anti-capitalist mind viruses.

00:20:02.160 So you're telling me I'm a sap if I drink tap?

00:20:05.260 Yes, you are, Billy. Yes, you are.

00:20:07.880 But don't despair. We've found a solution.

00:20:10.520 Follow me.

00:20:12.360 I'd like to tell you a tale of two frogs.

00:20:15.520 Frog number one has only ever drank unfiltered tap water chock full of fluoride observe him

00:20:23.320 listening to satanic music abusing substances and engaging in other perversions look doc

00:20:31.080 they're trying to play leapfrog they're pretty bad at it though avert your eyes Billy let's continue

00:20:38.940 meanwhile frog number two has only ever drank water that has been filtered for fluoride and

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00:21:03.100 Why, certainly. Well, that's just swell. No water in the water filter. Listen, I'm not mad at the

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