The Culture War - Tim Pool - The Culture War #47 - Climate Change, The Great Disaster Cycle, Atlantis & More

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00:00:58.140 Man-made climate change. As I sit here right now looking out the window of the studio,

00:01:04.520 we're in a blizzard. It's not really a blizzard. It's snow. It's just regular snow. I gotta be

00:01:09.400 honest. But they've declared a state of emergency in West Virginia because when you live up in the

00:01:13.700 mountains, it's hard to plow dirt roads. So people are gonna be slipping, sliding, sliding down those

00:01:19.300 mountains. But this is the end of a snow drought. We haven't had snow. We had a little bit of snow this

00:01:25.760 year, but this is the first time in like two years. Last year, we had none whatsoever. And

00:01:31.080 of course, whenever there's an anomaly in the weather, people say things like, this proves

00:01:34.540 climate change. Be it, it's too hot out, it's too cold out. Whatever it is, that justifies their

00:01:40.000 claims. Which reminds me of that joke from It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia. I don't know if you

00:01:43.780 guys watch this. Where, it's a great show by the way, but if you don't know, two of the characters

00:01:48.020 are taking supplements. A ton of supplements. And then one guy's like, I keep going to the bathroom.

00:01:52.940 And he goes, yeah, well, that's because your body's flushing the toxins. Me, I'm not going

00:01:56.220 to the bathroom at all because my body's working at peak efficiency. My point being, for those that

00:02:00.440 are just like, what the hell is he talking about? Whenever anything happens, for some reason, it

00:02:04.880 proves what they're saying about climate change. Well, we're going to talk about this. We're going

00:02:08.540 to talk about a lot of other things because there's interesting things to talk about as it

00:02:12.040 pertains to the ancient world and evidence of the shifting water bodies where the Sahara,

00:02:18.000 for instance, once may have been underwater or portions of it. We'll talk about that.

00:02:21.840 We'll talk about Egypt. I've heard that perhaps the Sphinx may have been underwater at some

00:02:25.580 point. So we got a couple of guys hanging out with us. Who wants to go first?

00:02:29.580 Sure. I'll go first.

00:02:31.020 Who are you? What do you do?

00:02:31.920 I am Ben Davidson. I run the Suspicious Observer's YouTube channel. I am at Sun Weatherman on X,

00:02:37.600 formerly Twitter. I am an expert in solar cycles, geophysics, and most importantly, probably

00:02:43.500 for what we're going to be talking about today, Earth's magnetic pole shift and the great

00:02:46.960 disaster cycle of our planet. So is the pole shift happening now? 1.00

00:02:50.900 Yeah.

00:02:51.320 Oh boy. That's going to be exciting. All right. And next up,

00:02:54.140 I'm Jimmy Corsetti. I have a YouTube and Rumble channel called Bright Insight.

00:02:58.200 I discuss the various mysteries of lost ancient civilizations,

00:03:01.360 cycles of catastrophe on Earth, and various conspiracies. And I'm thrilled to be here again

00:03:05.480 with you all.

00:03:06.160 Yeah. We did a show on your channel a couple of weeks ago, a week ago, I guess, at this point.

00:03:09.960 We sure did. People were loving it.

00:03:11.180 That was wild.

00:03:11.840 We dived deep into some pretty wild stuff.

00:03:14.040 Yeah. And it was remote. So it's nice to be in person.

00:03:16.200 Ben, great to meet you, dude. Oh, geez. So these solar cycles, well, we got Kellen over

00:03:20.780 here up moving around right now, so he's not going to introduce himself yet. How long do

00:03:24.960 they take? How long does a pole shift take?

00:03:28.280 Well, you know, in terms of when they first start moving, it can be a process of 100, 200

00:03:35.260 years. But once they really start going, you're talking about a couple of decades and it really

00:03:39.280 started going. And it's hard to tell exactly, but somewhere between the 1990s and the first

00:03:44.400 decade of this millennium. And so based on the math, it's looking like either late 2030s

00:03:51.300 or 2040s, presuming any of us are still here after the stupidity that the people in charge 1.00

00:03:57.680 of this planet seem to be pulling on us. It's going to get very, very rough. 0.99

00:04:01.720 Pull the mic up and keep it close.

00:04:02.840 Sure. So let's let's we'll start from the beginning. The obvious doorway into all of

00:04:08.540 this, because they don't shut up about it, is climate change.

00:04:11.240 Correct. There's you actually have Greta Thunberg 1.00

00:04:14.240 has advocated for shutting down all fossil fuels, not in 2030, but now, of course, that would

00:04:21.760 mean we all die. Yes.

00:04:23.360 OK, you know, to be honest, I think I'd be OK. I would not be comfortable, but I wouldn't

00:04:28.320 die. And I'm not going to sit here and pretend that I'm survivor man who's going to be able

00:04:31.640 to build a mud hut and, you know, create a furnace and learn any of that stuff. But

00:04:35.500 I'll live and rather uncomfortably, but mostly because I have chickens. Now, kidding aside,

00:04:41.480 the average person living in a city, if fossil fuels were cut off today, you're going to starve.

00:04:46.720 They're going to die of dehydration. They're going to start murdering each other, eating

00:04:50.720 each other. People don't understand that we have built this world off of the explosion

00:04:57.020 of energy from fossil fuels. And if you look at a city like New York, it's so difficult

00:05:02.180 to bring food into a place like this because of how dense it is with people that if we were

00:05:07.080 to cut off fuels, people will freeze to death. The obvious one we have to bring up, diabetics 1.00

00:05:11.480 will die because you have to refrigerate insulin. People will die of the heat in the summer.

00:05:17.300 You will see, I think the estimate is around 60 million people die within three to seven

00:05:20.860 days if you were to cut off fossil fuels instantly around the world. Right.

00:05:24.840 So a lot of people rely on this energy for transporting food for, uh, I mean, we need

00:05:29.420 electricity to run our, our, our water pumps in cities and things like this, but that's

00:05:34.040 what they want to do. They say, because of climate change, we got to shut down all fossil

00:05:37.200 fuels. What is your view on climate change and what's causing it?

00:05:42.880 I would have to say the number one thing that is causing what's happening right now is the

00:05:46.540 fact that earth's magnetic field is changing. We have a magnetic shield around our entire planet

00:05:51.540 that protects us from dangerous energy, from the sun, from supernova, from cosmic rays,

00:05:56.540 and it has been weakening more and more and more. We're probably 20 to 25% down in the magnetic

00:06:02.760 field strength that this planet had enjoyed and endured for several thousand years. And basically

00:06:09.760 what that means is more energy from space is coming into the earth. And there's simply no getting

00:06:16.000 around that. And what's interesting is, you know, those mainstream folks who talk about climate

00:06:20.860 change, they will throw all kinds of papers at you here, there. I made a challenge to several

00:06:25.480 professors, several people at NASA and to the internet as a whole, a couple of years ago,

00:06:29.480 find me the scientific study that blames humans for modern climate change, but also takes into account

00:06:37.160 things like solar flares, things like geomagnetic storms, you know, the Aurora, you've got a beautiful

00:06:42.840 picture of them over there, or the weakening of earth's magnetic field. And nobody can do it.

00:06:47.780 Nobody's done it. And I, I made the, the challenge kind of inappropriately because I knew nobody was

00:06:54.700 going to be able to do it because such a study has never been done. They don't fund those kinds

00:06:58.540 of things. You can't get a grant to study earth's magnetic field and how it's weakening and the

00:07:02.560 effect this has on the climate. So I pulled up this year, a diagram of how the Aurora Borealis in

00:07:08.460 Australia, uh, was it Australis? What is it? Aurora Australis? How they, how they work. I actually was just

00:07:13.100 in Fairbanks and we were really excited because Fairbanks is basically the direct path of the

00:07:19.280 Aurora. It's like right in the middle. And so, uh, we were hoping we were going to see it.

00:07:23.940 We're walking out of the airport. It's minus 28. And as we're trying to open the car, which is

00:07:29.320 frozen, I'm like, Oh, Hey, look, there's Aurora Borealis right above us. And it was massive,

00:07:33.560 very bright. It was super cool to see, but this is basically how it works. We have a magnetic shield.

00:07:37.840 You have the auroral oval right there. That's where it all comes in. Can we pull that up?

00:07:42.860 And basically as solar wind is blasting the planet, all of this, these particles,

00:07:47.320 radiation, et cetera, are being deflected by the magnetic shield, but certain ports can't parts

00:07:51.500 can penetrate through hitting the poles. And then you end up with the auroras. Correct.

00:07:56.540 So what will happen if the magnetic shield of this planet is gone? Is that, is that a,

00:08:01.540 that's not possible, right? It doesn't disappear entirely, but it goes down to such a weak level

00:08:06.340 that even around an area that is normally well protected, like the tropics, you still have an

00:08:12.860 enormous amount of solar and cosmic radiation that is penetrating. And some of that energy gets

00:08:19.600 absorbed in the atmosphere. Some of it penetrates the crust and goes down into the mantle where it

00:08:24.360 excites silica rich magma. There's evidence of major volcanic upticks during every one of these

00:08:30.620 geomagnetic pole shifts and things like that. And as well as the climate changes and some of the

00:08:36.960 best papers and best geophysicists in the world are really starting to tie major extinction events to

00:08:43.260 these geomagnetic pole shifts. And a lot of the reason is because this energy takes out the ozone.

00:08:49.180 This energy really changes the jet streams. It screws with the monsoon. It creates extreme

00:08:55.920 temperature shifts, extreme tropical storms, not to mention the fact that it's extra radiation

00:09:01.140 bombarding us and whether you're, you're a mouse or a human that matters. Yeah. And one thing that

00:09:07.340 people need to understand is that this is mainstream science. There have been several hundred known

00:09:11.420 geomagnetic pole shifts in the last few million years that we're aware of, and it's measurable and

00:09:15.880 it's accelerating. For example, in the 1980s, the North pole was shifting at something like seven miles per

00:09:20.840 year. Just up to 10 years ago, it was 30 miles. And now it's at like 38 miles a year. Correct me

00:09:25.980 if these numbers are off, but it is accelerating. And that's what the data shows is that it starts

00:09:29.800 slowly. The mainstream science will say it's over, you know, several, you know, tens of thousands of

00:09:34.380 years is, is, is the process. But when it finally does do its actual flip, it's quite quick. And what's

00:09:40.600 interesting is that when we're talking about cycles of extinction level events, there's, I could show

00:09:45.800 you a mainstream scientific paper that's published by the journal of science. And it's even

00:09:50.120 republished on, get this, the NIH.gov website that talks about the excursion of 41,000 years ago,

00:09:58.100 tying into a mass extinction level event. So if you, I just Googled this, howstuffworks.com,

00:10:04.160 Earth's magnetic North pole has rapidly shifted in the past 40 years. I mean, this is actually,

00:10:09.080 I would call it, um, commonly accepted that the shifts, the pole, the poles shift and all that.

00:10:14.080 Do you think that, uh, so, so what I've been told in the past is once the poles start to move,

00:10:19.780 it's just a flip. Is that true? Like it will hit that tipping point, but it does sort of tip slowly

00:10:27.020 and then accelerate, accelerate, and then a snap, whether that snap, you know, exactly when that's

00:10:32.100 going to be, that is a difficult thing to peg down. Um, all we can do is know that these things happen

00:10:37.880 on a fairly regular cycle. Um, every 12,000 years, there's a major, one of these that they like to

00:10:44.480 call a geomagnetic excursion. And then on the half cycles of that, every 6,000 years,

00:10:49.820 there's a mini excursion. The last mini excursion was 6,000 years ago. The last major one was called

00:10:54.860 the Gothenburg event 12,000 years ago. The one 24,000 years ago was called Lake Mungo,

00:11:00.060 Mono Lake before that, LeChomp before that, Vostok before that, Toba before that. And so we are not only

00:11:06.200 directly on time for the next one to be occurring, whether you look at the last mini cycle,

00:11:12.020 which was 6,000 years ago, or the last full cycle, 12,000 years ago.

00:11:17.480 Not only are we right on time, but the magnetic poles are shifting and the magnetic field is

00:11:21.640 weakening exactly as one would expect during this time. So does this mean we are facing an

00:11:27.740 extinction level event? And if so, what product can I sell to get rich off of it?

00:11:31.960 Uh, I don't know about the second one, but, um, you know, I, one of the things I do is I put

00:11:37.220 together all the scientific articles on exactly how dangerous these things are. There have been a couple

00:11:41.680 good ones in the last couple of years, but the one that is controlling by far, uh, it's by two

00:11:46.980 geophysicists named channel and Viglioti. And it was published in reviews of geophysics, which is

00:11:52.460 widely accepted to be the number one geophysics journal in the world. And it basically tracked

00:11:57.300 not only how well major extinctions are tied to these geomagnetic excursions, but they show where on

00:12:04.680 the earth is getting hit the hardest.

00:12:07.900 But what, what does that mean for a regular person right now? If, if, if we get a mini excursion or,

00:12:14.160 or whatever, it basically means that what anybody has perceived as climate change is chump change

00:12:21.560 compared to what's going to happen. The day after tomorrow, you're going to freeze to death

00:12:24.980 day after tomorrow type stuff. Um, and believe it or not, there is a very good chance that the earth

00:12:31.840 is going to do a 90 degree tilt. No, there's so, so that means like Antarctica could melt.

00:12:40.460 No, look, there's still glaciers in the tropics today in Africa, in Indonesia. Really? And if you

00:12:47.640 Google tropical glaciers, you're going to find a bunch of them. This blew my mind this morning.

00:12:51.260 We were talking about this over breakfast. And so, um, the, uh, joke. And so what you have to

00:12:56.480 learn today is the last 12,000 years has been very warm. It's been what's called an interglacial

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00:14:30.040 ...cycle as opposed to a glacial cycle. So it's been warmer the last 12,000 years. Look at this.

00:14:34.780 If after 12,000 years of a warm interglacial cycle, we still have glaciers in the tropics

00:14:39.300 back previous cycles. And in a glacial cycle, you could throw Antarctica to the equator and leave it

00:14:44.520 there for 12,000 years. It's not going to melt away. Wow. So listen to this. There's got to be a

00:14:48.060 little bit of melting. I mean- A little bit, of course, yes. But also, I mean, have you ever seen

00:14:52.300 an iceberg calving or something like that? Yeah, those are cool. And how much fog and stuff comes

00:14:57.680 out? Antarctica would be shrouded in fog, which would, I don't know if you guys know the concept

00:15:01.960 of albedo, how clouds, ice, things like that, they bounce sunlight off and actually don't let it

00:15:07.420 come in and penetrate. Yeah, there'll be a little bit of melting, but it'll also be shrouded in fog,

00:15:12.300 which will protect it for however long. So actually, this is really interesting. The other

00:15:16.000 day, we got snow earlier this week, and the next day, there are dark patches all over the snow

00:15:22.420 where tufts of grass were. It's actually fairly obvious what happened. Snow reflects light,

00:15:31.160 doesn't absorb the heat. The grass that was breaching the tip was absorbing some and creating

00:15:37.060 small pockets just warm enough to melt the snow. And so it created these little melted spots all

00:15:42.620 over the place. I'm assuming that's what it is. That makes the most sense. That makes sense.

00:15:45.800 And I think this could be what you're referring to. I'm not a scientist or anything with this, but

00:15:50.360 I was reading about how in an ice age, all of the ice and snow reflects the heat back off the planet.

00:15:56.060 So it actually slows the process of warming. Yes, definitely. Something that's wild that people

00:16:01.360 need to understand is that we are in the middle of an ice age right now. It's been ongoing for 3

00:16:05.520 million years. And as Ben was just saying, that we've been warming for the last 12,000 years.

00:16:09.740 And the data shows, and I'm citing mainstream sources, Utah Geological Survey is one of the

00:16:14.240 most prestigious. It shows up at the top of Google. So like when I say mainstream accepted science,

00:16:19.100 that it shows that the earth is cold more often than it's hot. This is part of its natural cycle.

00:16:24.020 And that the cycles of cooling last seven to nine times longer than the warming. In other words,

00:16:31.480 the periods of warming that we're in right now are said to last just several thousand years. And yet

00:16:36.340 we're 12,000 years into it. And the cycles of warming can last up to 100,000 or excuse me,

00:16:40.820 of cooling can last up to 70 to 90,000 years. This has been ongoing. So we've had, let me just give

00:16:46.540 you some more mainstream data. In just the last 450,000 years, we've had five interglacial periods.

00:16:53.940 Again, interglacial periods are periods of warming. And again, just to reiterate this,

00:16:58.960 the periods of cooling last seven to nine times longer. In other words, that if you look at the

00:17:03.480 graphs on this data that they have, and again, this is from ice cores that they've taken from

00:17:07.700 Antarctica as well as Greenland. It shows that if anything, we're due for cooling. So when I'm

00:17:12.620 looking at these cycles of geomagnetic pole shifts, and actually, let me just quickly say,

00:17:17.540 well, I'm on a tangent. You know that we're over the target that this is true when publications,

00:17:21.960 or not even a publication, a media outlet called Media Matters, which was originally funded by George

00:17:26.120 Soros, came after me hard. They did a hit piece on me. I discussed this.

00:17:29.440 Wait, what?

00:17:30.200 Did you know about this?

00:17:31.240 Media Matters had a hit piece on you?

00:17:32.680 Yeah.

00:17:33.120 So you're like voting for Trump or something?

00:17:34.700 So last January, I was on the Joe Rogan podcast, and I discussed what's called the Adam and Eve

00:17:40.340 story, talking about catastrophe cycles involving the Earth's magnetic pole shifts involving this Adam

00:17:45.540 and Eve story. And they did a hit piece on me saying that I was contradicting mainstream science

00:17:50.520 on climate change, because they quoted me saying that, oh, you incorrectly said that the Earth is,

00:17:55.240 I think that the data shows that the Earth is cold more often than it's hot. That contradicts

00:17:58.660 mainstream scientific data. I sent them, I responded to them and said, excuse me, actually,

00:18:03.280 look at the data right here. It shows that what I'm talking about here has to do with the cycles of

00:18:08.260 cooling and has to do with like the Earth's precession and other things involving poles.

00:18:12.560 And they came after me hard. I'm like that right there. If George Soros's soldiers are coming

00:18:17.740 after me, I'm over the target.

00:18:20.180 Did they say that you were saying something wrong?

00:18:22.120 Yes. I said that besides that, they said the data does not show that it's cold more often than

00:18:26.320 it's hot. Guys, anyone can look at the Utah Geological Survey as well as other, you know,

00:18:30.740 NASA has published this. Again, this was published on NIH website. And it shows that, no, literally,

00:18:36.560 interglacial periods are, which is what we're in right now, periods of warming, shows that,

00:18:41.640 you know, the Earth is naturally cold significantly more often than it's hot.

00:18:45.340 And he also said that, uh, that's it right there. That, yes. Thank you.

00:18:50.000 That's the Utah data right there. Yep. Five interglacial, we'll say four, but that looks

00:18:53.660 like five to me, interglacial periods over the last 500, that 450,000 years. And again,

00:18:57.740 just to reiterate this, so everyone understands what I'm saying here, those cycles where it says

00:19:01.580 interglacial is what we're in right now. It's warming. It's interglacial means the period

00:19:05.300 where the glaciers are receding and there's far fewer of them.

00:19:07.900 This is, this is from, uh, uh, I, I pulled this from the Utah Geological Survey.

00:19:11.220 Yep. Shows up at the top of Utah, Utah.gov. This is the government website.

00:19:14.940 Right. And you can plainly see that the warm periods are peaks and the glacial periods are

00:19:20.620 valleys, which are longer. And they, the warm periods come on fast. What causes that? Is that

00:19:25.400 a, is that a solar? Shane Cashman, ladies and gentlemen. Yo, it's good. I just, uh, I'm out

00:19:30.260 there collecting samples of the fake snow from this fake blizzard. I had a bone to pick with Tim. I

00:19:35.360 heard he said it was a regular snow storm. I don't know. It seems a little weird, but, uh,

00:19:39.020 happy to be here, brave my life for this. We're in an interglacial period. So things should be 1.00

00:19:42.820 warming. Yeah. I had some questions actually, because of, uh, you're talking about the magnetic

00:19:46.260 pole shifting and, um, I'm going to get some coffee. There's one thing I want to say real

00:19:49.860 quick, because I think this is very much matters. I was totally ignorant to this. Here is an image

00:19:55.080 from the guardian.com of tropical glaciers. Yep. That's like, it is a glacier in a warm place,

00:20:03.600 a large, a photograph of a large chunk of ice in a tropical area. Important to know. I had a

00:20:09.740 conversation a long time ago. There was a teacher and we were talking about, I can't remember what

00:20:15.220 we were talking about. Oh, it was politics. And this is, this is 15, 20 years ago. And I said,

00:20:20.440 they're like, Oh, George W. Bush is all bad and all that stuff. And I was like, I totally agree.

00:20:23.780 War. And I was like, I can give him credit though, for, uh, preserving a lot of the Alaskan

00:20:27.720 rainforest. I think I haven't tracked the stuff in a long time, but I said something like at the very

00:20:33.020 least creating, uh, uh, national parks around the Alaskan rainforest, I think is a good thing.

00:20:37.080 And she goes, you mean Amazon rainforest? And I was like, no, no, the Alaskan rainforest,

00:20:41.440 it's American territory. And she goes, there's no rainforest in Alaska. And I was like, yes,

00:20:45.960 there is. What are you talking about? And we were in Seattle. I was like, where do you,

00:20:49.160 where do you think you live? Like, this is a rainforest because the average person here is

00:20:53.100 rainforest. They think jungle. They don't realize it just means lots of rain in a forest. And so,

00:20:59.060 uh, when, when I heard, you know, you mentioned a tropical glacier, I was like,

00:21:03.600 it sounds paradoxical, right? It's real. It's there. So yeah. Uh, Shane, can't you get to

00:21:10.520 speed? You may have missed the last few minutes, but I was right where I was, uh, driving up the

00:21:15.140 hill. I was hearing you guys talk about the magnetic pole shift in magnetic shield. Reminded

00:21:19.880 me of a story I wrote a few years ago for Tim cast about, uh, birds falling out of the sky.

00:21:24.920 Yeah. Uh, and I was curious if cryptochromes in the bird's eyes, like migratory birds,

00:21:29.300 that has anything to do with the pole shift. You're exactly on point. You're exactly on point.

00:21:32.500 What do you think is going on there? Um, so whether you're looking at strange things happening

00:21:36.220 with birds, um, strange things happening with whales, sharks, sea turtles, uh, there's even

00:21:42.580 reports of, uh, deer going off course, whether you're looking at the elephants in China who

00:21:47.940 just went, you remember that a little excursion, the elephants went on. I haven't heard this

00:21:52.820 actually. No, no, no. What is this in China? Uh, a couple of years ago, a bunch of elephants

00:21:57.780 broke out of where they were supposed to be and then just started walking to, um,

00:22:02.640 I saw a moose do this in, in a beacon, New York once. And they were like, yeah, moose are just

00:22:07.100 walking in one direction and we don't know what's going on.

00:22:10.340 So people need to understand that a lot of animals on earth ever, all the animals you just

00:22:14.000 mentioned, salmon, various insects. They are the look humpback whales can travel 10,000 years

00:22:19.520 and return to virtually the same location year round. Salmon returned to almost the same spot to

00:22:25.320 spawn where from where they had spawned themselves. And it's believed that it's related to their,

00:22:29.600 you know, geomagnetic compass. So if the earth's shields, if the, if the magnetic poles are changing,

00:22:34.240 then it's going to influence life on earth. And if you really want to get into a wild,

00:22:37.420 uh, deep, uh, rabbit hole, is it just me or is humanity losing their minds? And I'm starting to

00:22:42.800 wonder if us, if we are being affected by the geomagnetic poles, cause what, you know, you got all

00:22:48.420 these last time I was on here, I was reading various Bible scriptures that were talking about the end

00:22:51.580 times. Now people are going to be losing their minds. I just, I'm starting to get a vibe that

00:22:56.360 that's happening. I literally wrote that down before you said, that's so funny. You guys,

00:22:59.520 have you ever seen, have you seen the research where they put a massive magnet on someone's

00:23:04.380 head and it makes them feel the presence of God? Yeah. I've heard about it. I haven't seen the

00:23:08.020 videos. We need to do that. So not only, not only is that legitimate, but when they, so since we're

00:23:14.200 talking about losing the magnetic field, it's sort of the opposite of putting a magnet on your head.

00:23:18.380 They've done these studies for the purpose of seeing what was going to happen to astronauts.

00:23:24.280 Basically they put them in low magnetic field areas. They bombard them with slightly higher levels

00:23:31.120 of proton radiation. Two interesting things happen. First thing that happens is the hippocampus

00:23:37.680 starts to get degraded and their cognition goes down, which is a fancy way of say getting dumber.

00:23:43.580 Then the locus coeruleus gets activated, which increases your vulnerability to panic,

00:23:50.700 terror, anxiety. And so basically increased emotional instability, fear-based reactions

00:23:57.760 and getting dumber is exactly what you'd expect. And that, is that not the world today right now?

00:24:03.340 Take a look at this headline from the independent. Disabling parts of the brain with magnets can

00:24:07.420 weaken faith in God and change attitudes to immigrants. Study finds.

00:24:11.800 Oh, that's interesting. Yeah. So when you bring this up, I'm like, wait a minute.

00:24:15.640 Not to be a Bible thumper. I did this last time, but since there'll be a bunch of people listening,

00:24:19.180 so I just, this will only take a second to read off. So this is, and I'm not a Bible thumper,

00:24:22.980 but I find it very interesting when, when, when people wrote things, cause a lot of people listening

00:24:27.160 won't be, and I'm a believer. And, um, but when people wrote things down thousands of years ago

00:24:31.040 and went to great extent to preserve it, I'm curious about what they are talking about. So here's Isaiah 5,

00:24:35.180 20, it says, what sorrow for those who say that evil is good and good is evil, that dark is light and light is dark.

00:24:41.280 And that bitter is sweet and sweet is bitter. Is that not the backwards upside down world that

00:24:44.720 we're living in? Like nothing makes sense. Like, you know, crime is being celebrated and injustice.

00:24:49.440 The Bible is a structure to chaos. What if Ian was just right about everything with the

00:24:53.880 vibrations of the universe and something's to it. I mean, it's also talking about the polls.

00:24:57.800 It reminds me of a story I heard from a friend. She's a very successful lady in her seventies goes

00:25:01.960 to like some really crazy, uh, expensive doctor up in New York city. And he's been telling her for

00:25:07.480 years that he believes the polls are shifting and that it's affecting pilots. And that because of,

00:25:11.740 of that, they're getting more radiation and that they're getting like crazier and cancer at a higher

00:25:16.900 level. And, you know, she, she, she, so she, I totally believe it, you know, cause like she hears

00:25:21.580 it all the time from this guy. She's been going to him for about, I want to say a decade now.

00:25:24.740 What's so wild about that is that if you look at, they are updating and have been for 10 years now,

00:25:29.240 uh, runway numbers all across the world, which are of course aligned to the compass. Like if you

00:25:33.400 land on runway three, six R it's, you know, three, six dead North. So they've been updating them

00:25:38.540 around the world for the last decade. You can find numerous articles about that. So it's actively

00:25:43.320 changing. It's measurable. So it's changing everything. Like, so with, with the birds I

00:25:46.860 was talking about at the beginning, when I got here, they were just hundreds were falling out of

00:25:50.060 the sky and it was like my, my migratory birds and no one knew why this is right before COVID.

00:25:54.540 Yo, look at this, look at this. Sorry. No, that's crazy. I had no idea about this.

00:25:57.580 This is from the national centers for environmental information. This is NOAA.gov airport runway

00:26:03.100 names shift with magnetic field. That's crazy. And so here's the thing, because there are so many

00:26:08.780 pilots, they can't just hide something like this, but they don't have to put it on CNN,

00:26:15.740 you know, because there are so many scientists who work with radiation. Yep. They can't hide studies

00:26:22.140 about what to expect when the magnetic field goes down. They just don't have to put it on CNN. Right.

00:26:27.820 You can find all of this information. Don't turn those on. Yeah. This is how I feel about

00:26:33.500 we'll find a time if we, I think society. Ian just brought like large, strange objects. Look at this.

00:26:39.260 I thought you brought it up bomb. It looked like a bomb when I first saw it.

00:26:41.900 What do we have? Are we going to plug in? No, don't plug those in. Are we plugging in somehow?

00:26:45.980 I could. Let me get a hit on that. No, let me get a hit.

00:26:47.980 It's something you've got to acquiesce to. I don't want the computer to break. So basically what happens,

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00:28:25.580 But like, uh, what happens is these, this is based on Royal Rife's technology,

00:28:29.740 scientists of the 1920s, it would heal people with frequency purportedly.

00:28:33.100 And you turn these things on, you plug them into a transistor and then through your phone

00:28:36.300 and you run different frequencies through it.

00:28:37.980 And this is electromagnetic magnetism?

00:28:40.540 It produces magnetic fields, yeah, but it's just vibrating copper basically.

00:28:44.220 But I wonder, because we're talking about the pole shifts, how this may be breaking people's brains, 1.00

00:28:50.380 how scientists have actually disabled people's faith in God with magnets.

00:28:55.260 That's what you were talking, that's what made me think to go get these.

00:28:57.420 And I'm wondering if perhaps the reason you've got people saying this stuff can heal you is that it

00:29:01.420 restores the magnetic balance or something like this. Like, I'm not going to sit here and pretend,

00:29:06.540 right now there's a scientist putting his face, you know, his hand in his face like these guys 1.00

00:29:10.300 are so dumb. But, uh, if we're talking about this magnetic pole shift, if we're talking about 0.99

00:29:15.420 the strange things happening around the world to human psyche civilization politics,

00:29:21.900 and perhaps because the data shows there's a correlation between magnetism and people's

00:29:26.300 faith and prejudice and things like this, I'm wondering if there's a reason why people

00:29:30.060 believe a device like this might have an impact.

00:29:31.900 You want, you want to hear another one? I read this last time it was on,

00:29:34.220 but I, if I may, because I think that this applies with what you just said.

00:29:37.580 So this right here, 2 Timothy 3, which is quote, the title or the chapter is evil in the last days,

00:29:44.460 but understand this in the last days, terrible times will come for men will be lovers of themselves,

00:29:48.700 lovers of money, boastful, arrogant, abusive, disobedient to their parents, ungrateful, unholy, 0.67

00:29:54.140 unloving, unforgiving, slanderous, without self-control, brutal, without the love of good, 0.98

00:29:59.660 traitorous, reckless, conceited, lovers of pleasure, rather than lovers of God,

00:30:04.540 having a form of godliness, but denying its power, turn away from such as these. I'm like, 0.98

00:30:08.700 is this not the world we're living in?

00:30:09.900 It is. It's like, it's like reading that or hearing it is like, it reminds me that human

00:30:13.900 nature is cyclical as well as like the apocalyptic nature you guys are talking about, right?

00:30:17.900 Like we go through these large cycles and when they were writing that, they I think gathered

00:30:22.060 a lot of experience of human nature. It also sounds like that's what kids are like. Like,

00:30:26.060 it's like, people will be bitches at their parents, kids are going to scream. 1.00

00:30:29.340 Yeah, to a degree, but that's like, to a violent degree. 0.99

00:30:31.900 It is amplified because of it. It's like, we've always been like, this is human nature,

00:30:35.260 no doubt. It's a human condition, but it's like, are things becoming magnified and are some

00:30:38.940 people more vulnerable to it than others? Do you guys think that it's like, um,

00:30:42.940 like, it's like destiny. Like we built this, this electromagnetic technology that's gotta

00:30:47.340 be interfering with our consciousness in some way, all these machines and electricity.

00:30:51.500 Did we just happen to invent electricity at this part of the cycle on purpose?

00:30:57.100 Before you guys answer, I would just say, based on what you're describing with magnetic pole shift,

00:31:01.980 climate change, glacial cycles, et cetera. It seems like you're talking about a drop of water in the

00:31:07.020 ocean. Yeah, maybe, but the way electricity works too, like one spark can cause an

00:31:11.820 entire chain of react chain of command. Like it can.

00:31:15.260 Yeah. But starting a fire is different from having like a flamethrower pointed at someone,

00:31:20.700 right? So we have all of these, uh, electronic devices emitting these, you know,

00:31:26.700 EMFs and things like that. But then you look at the earth's magnetic field and it is just,

00:31:31.340 you're talking about a drop of water in the ocean, you know?

00:31:33.740 Yeah. I mean, it's one thing, you know, if you've got your cell phone up to your head

00:31:38.780 all day long and doing stuff like that. Okay. It, it absolutely could have an effect.

00:31:45.020 Um, I don't know if it's going to be the anywhere near the effect that losing the magnetic field and

00:31:49.900 having the extra cosmic radiation coming through the atmosphere is going to have.

00:31:53.340 Um, that's my question. What is causing the magnetic field to warp right now?

00:31:58.220 Well, so that's, uh, that's a little bit of a subject of, of discussion. You've got a lot of

00:32:05.100 geophysicists working at, you know, very prestigious universities who like to think that it's something

00:32:10.140 happening at earth's core. Uh, there's a lot of evidence that the sun and even the galactic

00:32:14.860 magnetic field have something to do with it. Now that gets a little more complex. We don't have to

00:32:19.260 get into all of that. But what we do know is this happens so regularly on a cycle and that cycle is

00:32:27.820 up and we're seeing exactly what we'd be expecting to see. Oh, uh, up there, you've got a, so this was

00:32:34.220 an article that NASA posted directly at me, believe it or not. NASA actually posted this article directly

00:32:43.740 to me. And it was the start of my second battle with NASA. It says why variations in earth's

00:32:50.140 magnetic field aren't causing today's climate change. And it's got this cool little graphic

00:32:54.140 of the magnetic field acting as a force field protecting earth. Yeah. So I, I went through

00:32:59.580 paragraph by paragraph and obliterated this in a video a couple of years ago. Uh, the other thing

00:33:04.380 to know is that, um, you know, a lot of the stuff that they're talking about here doesn't actually have

00:33:10.140 anything to do with, with the topic of conversation. If you guys, if you find anything,

00:33:13.660 in this article that you're curious about, I've still got it all in the forefront of my memory.

00:33:18.060 I'm happy to go over it again. Um, why, why did they post this? Like, so what were you saying?

00:33:23.180 So what did they retaliate? I mean, essentially I was saying that the sun's interaction with earth

00:33:28.620 as it is being changed and enhanced by earth, losing the magnetic field is the main cause of

00:33:33.580 climate change nowadays. And so many people started talking about it after I posted the video,

00:33:39.100 NASA decided that they were going to try to respond and, uh, it didn't go very well.

00:33:44.700 What are your thoughts on NASA? Um, there are people at NASA who have their heads screwed on

00:33:49.980 straight. Um, there are a lot of people at NASA who I talk to regularly who say,

00:33:54.620 it's so frustrating that I can't get my papers published. I can't get a grant to study certain

00:33:59.500 things. I can't even go throughout the rest of the department and talk about what I think.

00:34:03.820 I basically have to be, you know, go rogue. Right. And there's a lot of professors like that as well.

00:34:09.580 Yeah. Um, by and large, um, you know, NASA's full of a lot of disconnected units who don't have the

00:34:18.220 full picture. Everybody's just working on their own little thing. Sounds like the government at large.

00:34:22.940 Um, okay. The people in charge of the, of the departments, the Goddard space flight center,

00:34:28.300 JPL, definitely earth's climate team at NASA. They are very, they're as much politicians as they are

00:34:37.020 scientists. That's what's scary is that they could be ideologically captured as well.

00:34:40.700 Oh, it's just as easy financially, you know, just as easy to buy a politician as it is,

00:34:45.340 or buy a scientist as it is a politician. Science TM. I've been calling it trademark science TM,

00:34:49.820 you know, it's like, we're at follow the money. It's like, you know, a lot of scientists that spend,

00:34:53.100 you know, a quarter million dollars in an education and they can't get a job afterwards. So of course,

00:34:56.780 they're going to go where the real funding's at because they're trying to live.

00:35:00.140 My guess about what's happening with the magnetic field is the earth, the sun on our solar system

00:35:04.540 is in the galactic arm, which is going like this. And every time it goes up, the earth's magnetic

00:35:09.180 field is swaps down. And then every time that the galactic arm waves down again, the earth's poles

00:35:15.260 are like, that's very close. That's very close to what it is. Very, very close. Um, the galactic magnetic

00:35:21.420 field, uh, for it wraps around the whole galaxy, but the part where the north and the south magnetic

00:35:28.860 fields are separated are not a straight flat line through the equator of the galaxy. It ripples

00:35:34.620 outward like a ballerina skirt. And so it literally looks like a wave coming like this and it it's moving

00:35:42.540 throughout the galaxy as well. And as this wave crest passes by our solar system, our entire solar system

00:35:48.700 goes from the north to the south to the north to the south magnetic fields is basically a galactic

00:35:53.660 magnetic reversal. They have spotted this electric current sheet separating the north and south.

00:36:00.540 They have detailed it very well. In fact, in the Milky Way, they know that they though,

00:36:04.860 I mean, mainstream astronomers. And so what is actually mainstream science is we know that the,

00:36:10.220 this wave is tens of light years thick. It is anywhere from 60 to 170 parsecs tall, which is,

00:36:17.740 you know, parsec is, you know, a little more than two light years. And they've also started

00:36:23.180 discovering these same forms at stars. They know about the sun's version of it. They've discovered

00:36:30.220 it in other galaxies as well. Um, and so this is also mainstream science, but only amongst galactic

00:36:38.300 astrophysics. You try to bring that same science into, okay, well, what's this doing to the sun?

00:36:43.260 What's this doing to the earth? And they don't want to hear it. But at the same time, it's,

00:36:49.580 it's so blatantly obvious that, okay, according to galactic astrophysics, you've got a galactic

00:36:56.620 magnetic reversal that should be repeatedly over and over and over again, hitting our entire solar

00:37:01.820 system. And when you look, it's not just the earth that's changing right now. The sun's magnetic fields

00:37:06.780 are changing. Venus is changing Mars, Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus, Neptune, even Pluto. They're

00:37:12.300 all changing even more than the earth is. Earth's lucky enough to have one of the strongest magnetic

00:37:17.340 fields in the solar system, especially relative to its size. Technically Jupiter's is stronger,

00:37:22.060 but if you were to shrink Jupiter down to the size of earth and shrink its magnetic field,

00:37:26.940 you know, along with it, earth's would be stronger. Earth is an incredibly powerful magnetic field,

00:37:32.060 which is why it's actually the least changing sphere in our entire solar system right now.

00:37:36.860 And in addition to that, you'd say, okay, well, what else would you expect to see

00:37:40.620 if we're going through a galactic magnetic reversal? Okay, well, this electric field,

00:37:44.220 what's it going to do in space? It's going to act like an electric Swiffer duster. There's a lot of

00:37:47.740 dust, gases, other things like that. Over the last 10 years, I could show you the papers. There's tons

00:37:53.900 of extra dust that they're noticing in the solar system near the top of the sun's atmosphere. Earth's

00:37:59.260 atmosphere has about 55% more dust in its upper layers than it did about a century ago. They're

00:38:06.540 noticing more ions, more neutral gases. The Voyager probes out past Pluto, they're detecting

00:38:12.060 magnetic pressure fronts and magnetic shock waves and other things of that nature. Pluto lost a fifth

00:38:18.940 of its atmosphere in one year. On Neptune, the super storms have reversed direction. I mean,

00:38:24.300 imagine if all of a sudden hurricanes started forming off the coast of Florida and then just shot

00:38:28.780 eastward across the Atlantic towards Africa. We would say, well, that's not how Earth works. 0.91

00:38:33.820 That can't happen. Okay, same thing with Neptune, except it just did happen. There's record storms

00:38:38.380 on Uranus, record Aurora on Uranus. On Saturn, there's a super storm that comes around every

00:38:44.940 30 years. It just appears every 30 years and astronomers realize, wait a minute, okay, so Saturn

00:38:49.580 doesn't have a perfectly circular orbit. There's this one point in Saturn's 30-year orbit where it's

00:38:54.220 slightly closer to the sun. That's the exact moment where for decades and decades they've

00:39:00.620 been noticing when it's at its closest point to the sun, enough energy gets into the Saturnian

00:39:05.660 atmosphere to form the super storm. It just formed a decade early. How does that happen?

00:39:10.140 It's losing its magnetic field. More of that solar energy is coming in. It tricked the planet into

00:39:14.620 thinking it was at its closest point to the sun.

00:39:16.780 So you were mentioning before, I asked about Day After Tomorrow.

00:39:20.060 Yeah.

00:39:20.380 I think everybody's seen that movie, right?

00:39:21.820 Yeah.

00:39:22.380 In that movie, there's a super storm that pulls in, what do they say? It pulls in cold air from

00:39:28.300 Super-cooled atmosphere.

00:39:29.500 From the troposphere or whatever?

00:39:30.780 Yeah, from the troposphere in the lower stratosphere.

00:39:33.020 And then it drops the temperatures to like minus 400 or something and then everything instantly freezes.

00:39:38.460 That won't happen, will it?

00:39:39.260 Probably not. But at the same time...

00:39:41.980 Just probably not, right?

00:39:42.540 I wasn't very confident.

00:39:43.500 No, I mean, the kinds of super storms, they're going to be bad. But what we do know is this

00:39:48.620 does happen every 6,000 years and then on a greater level every year.

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00:41:18.140 12,000 years. And at no point has it ever killed the whole planet.

00:41:24.060 I think that this might be a good segue into differentiating the difference between

00:41:27.660 geomagnetic pole shifts and actual flips. So to anyone listening, a geomagnetic pole shift means

00:41:32.540 that our compasses will flip, like north will now be south and vice versa. But, and that was

00:41:37.900 happened, you know, within tens of thousands of years, 6,000 years. But one thing, the last time we

00:41:42.060 had an actual flip where the earth physically flips was approximately 780,000 years ago and

00:41:48.380 were something like 200,000 years overdue. So Ben, is that what you see is happening next?

00:41:53.500 Is it, are we in the middle of a geomagnetic pole shift or is, are we in the mix of a flip,

00:41:58.220 a physical flip? I see the earth doing that 90 degree

00:42:01.100 tilt every 12,000 years on the geomagnetic excursions.

00:42:04.060 So 90 degree tilt, would, is that going to put the, like the north and south pole at the equator?

00:42:10.220 Essentially, picture you've got a globe, but you've, you're looking at Greenland.

00:42:14.380 Okay. Tilt the globe towards you until Greenland is at the equator.

00:42:18.300 But, but this means if you live in like, what, if you, if you, if you live in Miami,

00:42:24.380 for instance, you're.

00:42:25.900 It's going to be cold.

00:42:26.780 It's going to be Arctic Circle.

00:42:27.740 Ask yourself why this crocodile fossils in Alaska.

00:42:29.980 Antarctic Circle, but yeah.

00:42:31.660 Right, right, right. But yeah.

00:42:32.460 What I mean is like, right, basically you're going to be in this, this, this, you're, you're,

00:42:35.900 you're going to have permanently, you're going to have winter all night, summer all day.

00:42:38.700 Unless, yeah.

00:42:38.940 Unless that's the axis that it tilts on.

00:42:41.340 So would it be like, so like the north pole would tilt 90 degrees and then it would keep

00:42:45.260 rotating the same direction.

00:42:47.260 So then the, or would it be that the north pole would turn 90 degrees and then it would start

00:42:51.340 rotating.

00:42:52.540 Right now, earth is just rotating around one axis, right?

00:42:55.980 We're just doing this.

00:42:58.220 It's going to be doing this.

00:42:59.900 And then as it's going to be turning on another axis, the math shows pretty well.

00:43:05.580 And they actually did this math in the 1940s and the 1950s.

00:43:10.220 Einstein did the math.

00:43:11.260 The Rand Corporation did the math, which we're going to talk.

00:43:14.300 We kind of have to talk about in a little bit, but basically it's all about where there is too

00:43:19.820 much ice weight, too much weight of ice, because this is basic physics.

00:43:24.780 When you've got an object that's spinning, the heaviest part of the object that's spinning

00:43:28.540 wants to spin at the point of greatest centrifugal force.

00:43:31.100 That's the equator.

00:43:32.780 Because obviously it's taking the same amount of time to do one rotation as the poles, but

00:43:38.380 at the poles, it's just a slow turn.

00:43:39.980 You know, at the equator, you're going, now we know is a thousand miles an hour.

00:43:43.500 Take a look at this.

00:43:44.060 Yeah.

00:43:44.780 So this is a, is a really cool thing I saw.

00:43:46.620 I love this.

00:43:47.180 Yeah.

00:43:47.340 This is the Jenna Beckoff effect, the tennis racket theorem, the second axis theorem.

00:43:51.900 This is really cool.

00:43:53.020 And I don't know if this is exactly how it's going to work on earth, but something like

00:43:58.460 this is going to happen.

00:44:01.180 And it's, you know, with this, it's actually 180 degrees.

00:44:04.700 But then again, for those that are listening, it is a T-shaped tool, like a handle.

00:44:09.900 It's a guy in the space station.

00:44:11.180 He spins it and it's spinning around every few rotations.

00:44:17.180 It flips and then flips back and then flips back and then flips back.

00:44:21.020 Kind of weird.

00:44:21.580 You wonder why that, why that is.

00:44:23.580 Yeah.

00:44:23.820 So, uh, it's hard to know whether or not this is exactly the mechanism when it comes to earth.

00:44:28.860 I don't want to suggest it's the same mechanism.

00:44:30.380 I just wanted to show that there are these phenomenon.

00:44:32.140 Oh yeah, certainly, certainly.

00:44:34.620 What doesn't seem to make sense, it will just flip.

00:44:37.900 You'd think that an object in the T-shape, if you were to spin it on earth on a table,

00:44:43.660 it's going to spin like a top.

00:44:44.700 Right.

00:44:45.020 If you were to put it in the air and spin it, you'd think it would flip wildly in random

00:44:47.900 directions.

00:44:48.460 In fact, it stabilizes and flips back and forth near perfectly.

00:44:54.380 That's what the Rand Corporation determined actually happens to the planet.

00:44:58.140 Now, before we get to that, there's three important things to think about because when

00:45:01.660 we're talking about the magnetic pole shift and the earth turning over, the idea of the

00:45:06.140 earth doing a 90 degree tilt is the hardest one for people to get their heads around.

00:45:09.980 Now, not only is this in a lot of different historical catastrophist accounts, it's in

00:45:17.180 a lot of religions.

00:45:18.060 Like the book of Enoch chapter 65 says, and Noah saw the world turned over and knew that

00:45:22.700 its destruction was near.

00:45:23.900 So there's this entire category of the history of catastrophism, whether it's earth swaying

00:45:33.260 like a drunkard.

00:45:34.220 There's two things that are really important to know here.

00:45:36.700 One of them, the second one, you guys might have to fact check and do a little bit of looking,

00:45:41.580 but I'll describe it very well.

00:45:43.180 But this other one, you can just do this in your heads.

00:45:46.300 So you all know the story of the mammoths that were flash frozen, food undigested in

00:45:50.860 their mouths and stomachs.

00:45:52.140 Yeah.

00:45:53.180 What you need to realize is these mammoths were consuming hundreds, if not thousands of

00:45:58.300 pounds of vegetation every day.

00:46:00.940 Where they found these mammoths, there is not enough vegetation to support them today in

00:46:07.500 an interglacial warm cycle.

00:46:10.300 These things were frozen during the glacial cycle.

00:46:13.260 There was no food where they found those mammoths today at that latitude, which means that

00:46:18.700 when they were there, when they were eating, when they were frozen, they were not at that

00:46:22.700 latitude.

00:46:23.500 They were at a lower latitude in a warmer temperate high vegetation area and were then thrust to

00:46:30.380 the polar region.

00:46:31.580 This is something you can do.

00:46:32.620 Just think about, I mean, they had to dig them out of the ice.

00:46:35.500 There's nowhere around the world at that latitude where those mammoths could have survived today,

00:46:41.020 let alone during a glacial cycle.

00:46:42.700 Wait, wait, if the planet tilted to a 90 degree, so it's spinning like this.

00:46:47.900 Is that what you're saying?

00:46:48.860 It, the spin will right itself so that it's always going, you know, kind of like we know now,

00:46:54.060 but it'll kind of be like a wonky swaying back and forth, which is where the swaying like a

00:46:58.940 drunkard from the Bible probably comes from.

00:47:00.620 It's, it's, it's going to be tilting like this and then the tilt will kind of, but that means

00:47:06.300 at least for some period as this is happening, people will experience like what month long days

00:47:11.980 or longer.

00:47:12.540 This whole thing is going to take place in just about a, just about, well, definitely less than

00:47:16.700 a week, but probably a day or two is how long the tilt takes.

00:47:20.940 Oh, okay.

00:47:21.500 The ship's going to happen in a day.

00:47:22.940 A day.

00:47:23.580 But this means-

00:47:23.980 Like a thief in the night.

00:47:24.860 But that, that means overnight, you know, if you're, if you're living in Florida where

00:47:28.780 it's like sunup, sundown at what, like 7 PM or whatever, every, every day, the closer

00:47:32.780 you get to the equator, the more the sunset, you know, is stabilized.

00:47:36.140 If you live the further north you get, obviously, if you're in the Arctic circle, you get permanent

00:47:40.220 sunlight in the summer and permanent dark in the winter.

00:47:42.940 It's not perfect.

00:47:43.500 Actually, it's really interesting because I was just up in, uh, in Barrow.

00:47:46.300 You can see twilight on the horizon.

00:47:48.060 Oh yeah.

00:47:48.540 It's, but if that shift were to happen, that means you'd be like, all right, sunsets around

00:47:53.020 8 PM or whatever.

00:47:53.660 You go to bed and you wake up and it's just, sun doesn't go down anymore.

00:47:55.740 You want to hear something nuts from the, or it doesn't come back up.

00:47:58.620 So we were just talking about scripture.

00:47:59.980 So this is from the Quran.

00:48:01.820 He who seeks repentance from the Lord before the rising of the sun from the west, rising

00:48:07.260 the sun from the west before the day of resurrection, Allah turns to him with mercy.

00:48:11.420 And here's one from the Bible, Joshua 10, 13.

00:48:14.060 So the sun stood still and the moon stopped.

00:48:16.540 The nation avenged itself from its enemies, as is written in the book of Jashar.

00:48:19.660 The sun stopped in the middle of the sky and delayed going down about a full day.

00:48:26.220 What are they talking about?

00:48:28.220 When you say thrust, how violent is this for people?

00:48:30.540 Basically it's, it's not like you're standing there and then the world's going to jerk to

00:48:34.860 the side and you're going to be thrown into the wall.

00:48:36.620 It's an acceleration of about 17 miles per hour per minute.

00:48:42.780 Now, if you've ever stopped at a stop sign in a car, you know, that's 17 miles per hour

00:48:47.580 per minute is nothing.

00:48:48.380 But when that lasts 60 minutes, 120 minutes, when it lasts a thousand minutes by the peak

00:48:54.620 of this, the planet's moving hundreds of miles an hour in that direction.

00:48:58.460 Now it's become on so gradually that you don't necessarily notice it other than looking in the

00:49:03.340 sky and noticing that the clouds look weird and the animals are going crazy.

00:49:07.340 So if it's happening at night, the stars are shifting.

00:49:09.420 Oh yeah.

00:49:10.540 A third of the stars that you could once see would no longer be visible to you.

00:49:13.980 So we get a new view.

00:49:14.860 Yeah.

00:49:15.100 New view.

00:49:16.940 But you know, it's easy to wrap, it's easy to read scripture like that.

00:49:20.140 And there's a lot of good ones in Isaiah as well about that.

00:49:23.500 And it's pretty easy to wrap your head around the idea of like, okay, wait a minute.

00:49:26.620 How were these mammoths eating that much food if they were literally in the Arctic?

00:49:31.820 There isn't that much food there now, certainly wasn't in the glacial cycle.

00:49:35.020 And so you can say, okay, well, were they closer to the equator at that time?

00:49:41.580 The single most important discovery about this was kept, to this day, it's kept secret by the

00:49:49.180 government, but it was secretly kept out of classified files by Major Maynard E. White.

00:49:56.300 He led Project Nanook to the Arctic in the 1940s.

00:50:01.020 Now, it is absolutely true what they say about the mainstream, what the mainstream says about

00:50:08.300 Project Nanook.

00:50:09.100 They went up to Northern Canada and their goal was to learn how to navigate around the magnetic

00:50:15.100 pole and set up defenses just in case Russia came over the top.

00:50:19.260 But at that time, they had to first discover where the magnetic pole was.

00:50:26.220 They figured out it was moving and they decided to dig down.

00:50:29.500 Now, this isn't this to this day has not been acknowledged by the government, by mainstream,

00:50:35.340 but Major White kept the documents from the journey.

00:50:38.780 He kept the documents from the Pentagon and he kept the documents from the Rand Corporation who did

00:50:43.260 the math.

00:50:44.060 He gave them to his son, Ken White, to publish in a book called World in Peril.

00:50:49.500 It is a very hard book to find.

00:50:52.140 I got a copy of it several years ago, but essentially what these documents, and it's very clear when

00:50:57.340 you're looking at these that they weren't faked.

00:50:59.580 And, you know, this guy had no reason to fake them.

00:51:01.980 He kept them, gave them to his son so that the world would know.

00:51:05.580 When they started digging down around the magnetic pole in the Arctic Circle, the first several

00:51:11.020 feet was polar fossils.

00:51:13.420 The next layer was tropical fossils, polar fossils, tropical fossils, polar fossils,

00:51:19.420 tropical fossils.

00:51:20.380 Well, if they're keeping this a secret, how do you know about it?

00:51:22.620 Because Major White kept all the information, gave it to his son to publish in the book World

00:51:27.820 in Peril.

00:51:28.780 Is this like Operation High Jump?

00:51:30.780 Is that the same thing?

00:51:31.420 Didn't they go up there for, and their theories are they experienced some type of-

00:51:34.620 That's a different operation.

00:51:35.580 Right.

00:51:35.980 But that's it right there.

00:51:36.940 That's the same place, right?

00:51:37.660 That's it, Tim.

00:51:38.620 That's the book.

00:51:39.260 And they'll just, they'll call this pseudoscience.

00:51:42.060 So if you run into like a secret, they just say, oh, well, it's, it's BS.

00:51:44.540 It's not true.

00:51:45.020 That's it.

00:51:45.420 And so essentially what they're, what they're saying is that the mainstream position would

00:51:51.100 be that Major White lied that he fabricated all these documents from the Pentagon, from

00:51:57.580 the Rand Corporation, from Project Nanook up to the Arctic.

00:52:02.220 I, I don't believe that is the case.

00:52:04.300 Everything looks genuine.

00:52:05.660 He had no reason to do this.

00:52:08.540 He, this wasn't published by him.

00:52:11.100 It was published by his son several decades later, because if he published it himself,

00:52:15.580 he would be subject to very serious criminal penalties.

00:52:19.180 Well, he would be even if his son had it.

00:52:21.500 In theory, yes, but he was, when, when the book was published, he had actually started working.

00:52:29.420 Um, he was one of the people who oversaw spies and, um, he had been retired at this point.

00:52:37.580 And there's a very good chance.

00:52:39.180 I mean, he, he died.

00:52:40.140 What about the other possibility?

00:52:41.660 I mean, if we're going to get conspiratorial, that this is a pseudo conspiracy released by the

00:52:45.900 government intentionally to confuse or distract.

00:52:49.580 I think about a hundred people knew about this book before I found it.

00:52:53.820 Like nobody knew, like, I mean, unless their plan was to literally

00:52:58.300 somehow guide me to this book and, and have me talk about it.

00:53:03.260 You know, who, who's that guy who claimed he saw aliens in the nineties?

00:53:06.380 I always forget his name.

00:53:07.260 Uh, the one who was abducted?

00:53:08.540 No, no.

00:53:09.100 He worked for the government.

00:53:09.900 Lazar?

00:53:10.300 Lazar.

00:53:10.860 Bob Lazar.

00:53:11.500 He said that he saw a little green man or whatever, but then later on says,

00:53:14.460 Oh, it must've been a puppet or something.

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00:54:43.740 And one of the theories as to the claims he made is they brought him in specifically

00:54:49.180 to trick him hoping he would then go to the press and say a bunch of crazy nonsense.

00:54:54.300 There's a really simple reason you would do something like this.

00:54:56.140 You want your enemies to think you have powerful weapons they can't describe or understand just

00:55:00.060 to scare them, to deter them.

00:55:01.260 Yeah.

00:55:01.660 Well, yeah, I think of Annie Jacobson, if you want to believe her or not, I'm not sure how

00:55:04.860 I feel, but she wrote a book where she said she had a high level source from Area 51 who claimed

00:55:09.740 that we brought in disabled children and mutilated them to make them look like extraterrestrials. 0.94

00:55:15.420 She said it on a Rogan like four or five years ago.

00:55:17.180 It's in her book.

00:55:17.900 I forgot the name of the book.

00:55:18.540 So there's that.

00:55:19.660 It's just more believable than aliens.

00:55:21.020 Right. 0.92

00:55:21.420 So, you know, depraved government actors mutilating children.

00:55:24.140 Well, that makes sense to us right now.

00:55:27.100 As a person who, you know, likes to keep an open mind and think about things, I can't

00:55:32.540 sit here and definitively say that what Tim just described isn't what happened.

00:55:36.300 I'd like, I've never believed I've been that kind of special.

00:55:40.700 I do know this, whether it's the Bible, the Quran, the Vedic stories, the stories from

00:55:46.460 India, which also talk about this, the Zoroastrian texts, which talk about the earth turning over.

00:55:51.180 It's in every ancient story.

00:55:53.100 I think about the mammoths and how they literally could not have been in the Arctic when they

00:55:58.860 like living there.

00:55:59.580 There wasn't enough food.

00:56:01.740 Okay.

00:56:02.140 Like it really makes me think, okay, between the mammoths and the religious stories, there

00:56:06.380 has to be something where the earth turns.

00:56:08.940 This is the perfect explanation for it.

00:56:11.580 And it just so happens, you know, they found their geologist said these layers are separated

00:56:17.980 by about 10 to 12,000 years, which is the perfect geomagnetic cycle, the perfect cycle

00:56:22.940 on which the earth goes back and forth on this tilt.

00:56:26.140 Is it literally either that is absolutely true.

00:56:31.100 And the world tilts 90 degrees as these geomagnetic pulse shifts occur, as is about to happen in the

00:56:36.940 next 20 years, or the government has literally targeted me like they did Bob Lazar as an instrument

00:56:45.420 to release this information.

00:56:47.180 And then at the same time, completely censored my YouTube channel, got me kicked off of Twitter. 0.63

00:56:53.980 Makes you look more credible to crazy conspiracy theorists like me. 0.71

00:56:56.460 Maybe. 0.65

00:56:56.940 Maybe.

00:56:57.420 They banned you from YouTube?

00:56:59.020 They haven't banned me from YouTube yet, but I got to be very, very careful what I say.

00:57:02.380 You know, and I just need to iterate this.

00:57:04.060 I'm throttled like crazy.

00:57:04.940 Which is that this is mainstream science that the earth flips.

00:57:08.140 So what's, you know, and going back to that hit piece by Media Matters, it was me discussing the

00:57:12.620 Adam and Eve story, which was discussed in a CIA meeting that I learned from Ben a number of years

00:57:16.460 ago that you were the first to discuss it.

00:57:18.220 That's where I learned of this.

00:57:19.340 And that's what the originally attacked me for was discussing the Adam and Eve story, which talks

00:57:24.140 about a catastrophic pole flip that happens every 6,500 years and is the missing link to lost

00:57:29.340 ancient human civilizations.

00:57:30.540 It says that this is the story that's been told and passed down by religions across the

00:57:34.780 continents and that's what they hit me for.

00:57:37.340 So of all things, and I was so, let me give a shout out to Tucker Carlson.

00:57:40.300 He talked about this.

00:57:41.100 He indirectly mentioned me.

00:57:42.220 I don't know.

00:57:42.540 I don't think he knows who I am, but he had mentioned this when he gave a speech in Las

00:57:45.580 Vegas approximately a month ago where he said, I just came across that Media Matters had came

00:57:49.740 after a guy that discussed, you know, this document discussing the, you know, catastrophic events

00:57:55.740 that reset human civilization.

00:57:57.500 And if all things on earth that Media Matters funded by George Soros would go after,

00:58:01.340 why are they concerned about some YouTuber talking about some conspiratorial pull shift?

00:58:05.980 And that's, you know what I mean?

00:58:07.020 Like if all things they go after, why did they focus on that?

00:58:09.340 So you're not talking about the Adam and Eve story from the Bible.

00:58:11.500 You're talking about the history of cataclysms by Chan Thomas.

00:58:13.980 Chan Thomas.

00:58:14.700 Correct.

00:58:15.100 Then you should talk about that.

00:58:16.380 Yeah.

00:58:16.540 What is that?

00:58:17.180 So he wrote three versions of that.

00:58:19.500 The latest one in the nineties, right before he died is the best one, because he actually

00:58:23.900 figured it took him three versions and several decades to figure out the sun blasts the bejesus

00:58:31.100 out of our planet when this occurs, because the sun's undergoing the galactic magnetic reversal

00:58:35.980 too.

00:58:37.100 And he also mentioned the galactic magnetic field.

00:58:40.300 So at the end of the day, he finally got the whole story.

00:58:43.020 Everything from the mega floods to the earth turning over to the extra radiation to the

00:58:49.100 way humans will treat each other in the end times to the impact of the sun, the effect

00:58:55.180 of the galaxy on our entire solar system.

00:58:58.300 The 1990s version of the Adam and Eve story by Chan Thomas is literally the full story of

00:59:05.580 what's happening right now.

00:59:06.940 What do you mean full story?

00:59:07.740 Like he rewrote Adam or the Genesis?

00:59:09.900 So, I mean, essentially, I mean, do you remember ever having those textbooks in school and it

00:59:15.900 was like algebra or something like seventh edition?

00:59:19.820 Yeah.

00:59:20.140 You know, they just keep updating it with new information.

00:59:22.700 Right.

00:59:23.340 He was able to make three editions of this story.

00:59:26.620 And, you know, back in the sixties, when he wrote the first one, he had a lot, but they

00:59:29.740 didn't know anything about the sun or the galactic magnetic fields back then.

00:59:33.500 By the time the nineties rolled around, he literally could complete the entire story.

00:59:38.060 And not only that, he talked, so there's something called the younger driest climate

00:59:41.260 catastrophe that happened 11,600 years ago, or the precipice of it was 12,800 years ago.

00:59:46.700 He talks and describes these events decades before it was published.

00:59:50.220 So it's like, how did he understand this information decades before?

00:59:53.660 Is this possible that when the earth flips 90 degrees, this is why the, the Sphinx has water

00:59:59.420 erosion on it?

01:00:00.140 Because it was actually in a different part of the earth where it was definitely underwater.

01:00:03.660 It was definitely underwater.

01:00:06.140 I don't know.

01:00:06.540 Uh, Egyptologists, geologists, and others have rejected water erosion hypothesis.

01:00:10.860 Of course they have.

01:00:11.820 I tell you what, everyone has the ability for discernment.

01:00:15.420 And if you look at the water or the Sphinx enclosure, it, anyone, you do not have to be

01:00:20.460 a D a geologist to understand the difference between wind erosion and water erosion.

01:00:25.020 And you can see the two examples of both on the Giza plateau.

01:00:28.380 I've been out there a few times.

01:00:29.980 You can see like, you could just go to Google images and look at examples of limestone with

01:00:35.020 water erosion and limestone with wind erosion.

01:00:37.500 And look at these lines.

01:00:39.980 I mean, the top wind, the enclosure.

01:00:43.100 So down to the lower right, that's the enclosure.

01:00:45.660 That was once buried and consumed up top on the Sphinx.

01:00:48.860 That's wind erosion.

01:00:50.060 What's significant about this is that the Sphinx is allegedly 4,200 years old.

01:00:54.540 And yet the last time the Nile Delta region had significant rainfall was 9,000 years ago,

01:00:59.740 nearly double the age of the Sphinx.

01:01:02.300 So it throws a wrench into the age that some have suggested that this is tens of thousands

01:01:06.060 of years old.

01:01:06.780 And Dr. Robert Shock from Boston University is the one that brought this to light.

01:01:10.460 And he was at a conference with a few hundred other geologists.

01:01:13.740 He didn't show them the Sphinx.

01:01:14.780 He just showed them the pictures.

01:01:16.140 Is this wind or is this water erosion?

01:01:18.060 Everyone said water.

01:01:19.420 And then he zoomed out.

01:01:21.420 I was watching something interesting where they

01:01:24.220 just they talk about the size of the Sphinx head to the body and that the theory is it

01:01:28.700 was originally like an Anubis head and a pharaoh destroyed it and sculpted a smaller head of himself.

01:01:34.540 Carved his father's head.

01:01:35.420 It was Ramsey's.

01:01:36.220 Some say Anubis.

01:01:37.180 Some say lion.

01:01:38.220 Whatever it was, this picture doesn't do justice for how awkwardly small it actually is.

01:01:42.620 And on top of it, look how pristine it is in comparison to the lower half.

01:01:46.620 It's feasible. 0.69

01:01:47.340 It's very reasonable to suggest that it was re-carved by some loser pharaoh who wanted, 0.97

01:01:52.300 you know, some egomaniac. 0.95

01:01:53.500 It's like, yeah, look at me. 0.92

01:01:54.700 And then he smashed his nose off out of because he was so pissed off.

01:01:57.660 They defaced the lion.

01:01:59.100 Yeah, that was like probably a cat for sure.

01:02:00.940 I imagine it was a cat.

01:02:02.060 And by the way, like while we're on the topic, because, you know, the Sphinx is in Africa.

01:02:05.820 If we look at if you were to go to Google Earth and zoom out over the Sahara Desert,

01:02:10.780 there is textbook water striations that blast across the entire continent that is inexplicable to modern science.

01:02:17.340 I don't know how this happened, but to me, it sounds like related to a geomagnetic or excuse me,

01:02:21.820 a a pole reversal, an actual flip, because what would cause in going back to that Adam and Eve story,

01:02:27.020 it talks about continental size waves two miles high with thousand mile an hour winds

01:02:32.780 that blew in and essentially just destroyed the Earth.

01:02:36.060 And if you look at the Sahara Desert from space, you can see these textbook striations that you

01:02:40.620 teach of water erosion.

01:02:41.580 And it's it's it's on a level that's on, you know, unfathomably larger than anything we've ever seen.

01:02:47.260 I imagine it's from the cometary impact North America 12,800 years ago that melted the glacier,

01:02:52.540 the glaciers.

01:02:53.180 But then Jimmy and I were talking and he mentioned that you thought maybe it was related to the pole

01:02:57.820 shifts as well, that there may be the reason why comets struck North America and North

01:03:02.060 Asia was because our poles were our magnetic field was down.

01:03:05.980 It wasn't comets.

01:03:07.180 What caused the great melt 12,800 years ago from your side?

01:03:11.260 So these impactors, they don't just show up 12,000 years ago, but 24, 36, 48, 60, 72.

01:03:21.980 They're on a cycle as well.

01:03:23.580 And so one impactor can't hit over and over again and something big enough where we're just

01:03:29.100 going through its debris, we'd see it, we'd see it out there.

01:03:33.180 I mean, we can spot comets that are on much longer time scales out in the York cloud.

01:03:42.460 This is where you have to bring in biblical stuff, stellar chemistry and astrophysics.

01:03:50.940 The sun does go dark, a shell of dust builds around it.

01:03:55.100 It will go dark for about three days and it is because of the galactic magnetic reversal.

01:04:01.500 At the same time that Earth is triggered by the galactic magnetic reversal point, the sun will

01:04:06.860 be triggered and the sun is going to blast off this shell of dust.

01:04:11.420 It's going to instantly turn it into plasma and blast it everywhere.

01:04:15.180 It's what I call the solar micro nova.

01:04:18.620 That is the impactors.

01:04:19.980 They get blasted through the entire solar system.

01:04:23.980 It's pieces of the sun that are actually blasting away.

01:04:28.060 I mean, technically, is it really all that different from getting hit by a comet or asteroid?

01:04:32.780 No, but it's an important distinction.

01:04:35.420 And one thing to touch on that is that if the North American ice shelf got hit by cosmic impacts,

01:04:40.620 as it has been widely suggested, the issue I have for it is then why didn't it just refreeze?

01:04:45.180 Like maybe it melted it and it caused some havoc on Earth, but then over time it would refreeze.

01:04:49.020 This is why I'm more inclined to to align with the pole shift theory, which is that 0.93

01:04:52.860 it flipped and then it just stayed thawed.

01:04:55.900 Maybe Tim Bart brought up some of these African striations that you were talking about,

01:05:00.220 Jimmy, these left to right even further.

01:05:03.660 Yeah.

01:05:04.140 All right.

01:05:04.380 Right there.

01:05:04.860 These lines drawn across west east or whatever direction.

01:05:08.380 These are called striations.

01:05:09.580 Yeah, made by mass erosion.

01:05:11.260 This is water erosion.

01:05:12.380 This is not wind erosion, because if you zoom in, you could see the sand dunes within them.

01:05:15.740 And I'd scroll out, go go up into the left.

01:05:19.820 Scroll in now, right?

01:05:21.340 I wish I could show you.

01:05:22.620 Give me one of the names.

01:05:24.540 Uh, well, this is just anyone listening this over the Rishat structure, commonly referred

01:05:27.980 to as the eye of the Sahara in the country of Mauritania.

01:05:30.860 So if you were to scroll, let me step away from the mic.

01:05:33.020 Yeah, this looks like the capital Atlantis for my view.

01:05:36.700 It matches more than a dozen similarities to what Plato had described.

01:05:39.180 That ocean sand.

01:05:40.700 And all those white blemishes is salt, by the way, which makes me think that the ocean had

01:05:45.420 blasted over it.

01:05:46.300 And there's a really interesting map that talks about how ancient coastlines affected modern

01:05:52.540 voting patterns.

01:05:53.180 Have you seen it?

01:05:53.660 Say that again. 0.71

01:05:55.180 Ancient coastlines affect modern voting, voting patterns in the United States.

01:05:58.940 Tell us more.

01:05:59.740 So the, uh, I don't know exactly what combination of chemicals, but I was, uh, they show a map

01:06:08.540 where the coastline used to be in the south, uh, in like, uh, Alabama, Arkansas, Mississippi,

01:06:14.140 Georgia.

01:06:14.700 In the middle of the states is this band that used to be coastline, which leaves a bunch

01:06:19.740 of sediment and minerals.

01:06:21.660 Later on, as the coastline retreats, you then have very fertile soil.

01:06:27.740 You then have plantation owners coming to bring farms, bringing slaves.

01:06:33.100 The slaves densely populate this band of fertile soil.

01:06:36.780 And now you have this chunk of voting block that's predominantly, uh, uh, you know, Democrat

01:06:41.260 voters.

01:06:41.660 Interesting.

01:06:42.300 That's wild.

01:06:42.780 Because of where the coastline used to be and then how humans reacted to the fertile

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01:06:46.780 You get the point.

01:06:47.340 That's wild.

01:06:47.820 And since we're talking about the south, you should look at the 10,000 year old forest,

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01:06:56.220 That's check it out.

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01:07:02.860 Yeah.

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01:08:35.980 Why don't we just, I don't know, go to the Rishat structure and then excavate?

01:08:39.740 So it is forbidden.

01:08:41.100 The Mauritanian government is protecting their gold.

01:08:43.820 So there are vast gold deposits in Mauritania.

01:08:46.620 And what's interesting about this, so I've talked about this in depth that this,

01:08:49.820 I consider the Rishat structure the most likely location for the lost

01:08:52.780 ancient city of Atlantis as described by Plato.

01:08:55.740 That story is not a Disney movie.

01:08:57.180 It originates from the Egyptians.

01:08:58.460 It said they were colonists who started over new from a destroyed civilization.

01:09:03.020 And Atlantis was said to have an abundance of gold.

01:09:06.460 Well, what's interesting is that prior to the discovery of gold in North America,

01:09:10.940 and this is, by the way, I'm citing the ancient resources of, what's the title of it?

01:09:17.500 It's from 1852.

01:09:18.540 This is an actual document of ancient resources out of Mauritania.

01:09:21.820 And up until that point, the vast majority of gold that was sent to Europe came right out

01:09:26.860 of Mauritania.

01:09:27.500 So I had some buddies that went to Mauritania, uh, Jocelyn Gernson, world attorney of media,

01:09:31.260 to give him a shout out.

01:09:32.220 And the, uh, and as well as Graham, uh, forgive me, archaic lens on Twitter.

01:09:36.460 I got to give him the shout out.

01:09:37.260 He went there with ground pitch and radar, and he threatened them with imprisonment if

01:09:40.140 they were to use it.

01:09:41.340 So like there's gold there.

01:09:42.300 And so that's the number one reason.

01:09:43.420 Um, what, what is the official explanation for the creation of the right, uh,

01:09:47.820 Rishat structure?

01:09:48.460 Rishat, Rishat, it's pronounced many different ways.

01:09:50.860 Um, what, what is the mainstream explanation for how this, look, can we pull this up real

01:09:54.940 quick?

01:09:55.820 You take a look at this and, uh, zoom out and then zoom back in.

01:10:00.540 This is mind blowing.

01:10:01.420 It's the eye of the Sahara.

01:10:03.020 It is this gigantic circle with concentric circles, uh, going into it.

01:10:08.220 What is the official explanation to what would have created something like this?

01:10:11.020 They say that it, that the consensus, this is, it is still mysterious.

01:10:14.540 Um, it scientifically mysterious is not no other site anywhere else on earth, but it's

01:10:19.100 considered to be a collapsed volcanic dome.

01:10:22.380 And what's interesting about this is that it has concentric circles and Atlantis was described

01:10:26.380 to having concentric circles, specifically three of water, two of land, which matches the Rishat.

01:10:30.460 It also was said to have an opening to the sea at the south, which if you look, if you scan,

01:10:33.980 if you pan out just a smidgen, look to the south, you can clearly see runoff.

01:10:37.900 And all of those white blemishes inside the Rishat is salt. 0.99

01:10:41.180 How long are they put the ban on excavating there?

01:10:43.660 Like when did that start?

01:10:44.540 There, there's no band.

01:10:45.420 You're just not, you, I mean, well, you're not allowed to, I don't know when it started

01:10:49.020 and, and I can't tell you how long that will go for the Mortinian government.

01:10:52.060 Like I hate to say it, but it's, it's as third world as it gets. 0.61

01:10:54.700 It's the middle of nowhere.

01:10:55.420 It's abject poverty.

01:10:56.620 If there ever was such a thing, it's right there.

01:10:58.620 It is, there's no such thing as a McDonald's in Mauritania.

01:11:01.740 Like this place is.

01:11:02.700 Are there, are there records of people going there before the Mauritania government?

01:11:06.380 Sure.

01:11:06.780 People have gone there and looked around.

01:11:08.220 It was been studied to see if it was the result of a cosmic impact.

01:11:10.700 There's no McDonald's in Mauritania.

01:11:11.900 I don't believe that.

01:11:12.460 I think that that's.

01:11:13.100 You could double check.

01:11:13.740 I could be wrong on that.

01:11:14.540 I think it's an underwater geyser that.

01:11:16.620 He's going to look up McDonald's.

01:11:17.500 Underground water geyser that tried to erupt and couldn't, and then hit the surface and

01:11:21.100 caused ripples.

01:11:21.740 Isn't there one of these on Mars?

01:11:23.020 You know, I saw an image.

01:11:24.220 Yes.

01:11:24.620 Bring that up.

01:11:25.260 It's wait.

01:11:25.980 No, there is no McDonald's.

01:11:26.780 We got to find the Martian.

01:11:28.060 Wait, wait.

01:11:28.220 There's McDo.

01:11:29.580 So Ian.

01:11:30.700 How close do we got?

01:11:31.660 This is what I'm talking about.

01:11:32.540 Like to travel out there.

01:11:33.580 Like, so it is, you have to have resources.

01:11:37.020 It's 250 miles inland off the Atlantic coast, and there's not even real, not, there's not

01:11:41.820 even real roads out there.

01:11:43.020 It is inhospitable.

01:11:44.060 There's no water.

01:11:44.780 It's desolate.

01:11:45.980 Um, and you know, it's just, it's one of those places that's hard to get funding to

01:11:50.540 get out there.

01:11:50.940 You think it's actually gold or hiding?

01:11:51.980 But was, was, was, was, was Atlantis more advanced than we are now, or is that just

01:11:55.580 much more advanced?

01:11:56.860 This is much more advanced, much more.

01:11:58.140 This is all conspiracy.

01:11:59.100 But I think that there was a lost civilization on earth that created feats that we are in.

01:12:03.660 I shouldn't say incapable of things that create.

01:12:06.140 Let me give you, let me give you an example to under.

01:12:08.780 So people listening can understand the accomplishments of, of the ancients.

01:12:12.380 There is a statue in Egypt in Luxor called the Ramiseum statue.

01:12:15.820 It is a thousand tons that was carved out of one solid piece of granite stone that was moved

01:12:20.380 approximately 150 miles, 1000 tons.

01:12:24.060 There's a few 720 ton stones that removed 500 miles or let's say 400, excuse me.

01:12:29.820 Um, the, in, in 2000, uh, was it 15 or 12?

01:12:34.620 Doesn't matter.

01:12:35.020 The Los Angeles County Museum of Art moved a 340 ton stone, just over 106 miles.

01:12:40.860 It took a year of planning.

01:12:42.700 They had to custom build a 260 foot long trailer truck around the stone, had 198 wheels, 44

01:12:48.540 axles.

01:12:49.420 This, this was an unbelievable undertaking for us to move a 340 ton stone.

01:12:53.900 And somehow the Egyptians moved something that was three times as heavy with primitive 1.00

01:12:57.660 methods.

01:12:58.060 It is a complete mystery.

01:12:59.100 No, it's super easy.

01:12:59.420 They, they had big horns. 0.99

01:13:01.580 Can you see this one?

01:13:02.300 And they, they, they would all stand next to it and blow the horns, making it vibrate.

01:13:06.300 This rifle machine up here.

01:13:07.180 I like the Walter Jericho story.

01:13:08.140 So actually I built a, I built, I have this on my YouTube channel.

01:13:10.940 I built a remote control can of green tea by taking a can of green tea.

01:13:14.460 And then I put a block on top with two motors and I put the bottom of a can of green tea on

01:13:20.460 one of the motors.

01:13:21.020 So when it's spun, it created a wobble and this would cause the can to vibrate and the

01:13:24.860 weight would pull it forward.

01:13:26.540 And you could actually make it.

01:13:28.060 So the way you turn it, I have the video on my YouTube, uh, the way it would turn is you'd

01:13:32.540 reduce the speed of the motor and it would cause the can to spin in circles.

01:13:36.220 And then if you increase the speed, it would drag in the direction of the, of the motor.

01:13:39.900 So it was just literally a can of green tea that would float across the table through

01:13:43.660 vibration.

01:13:43.900 My theory of these big blocks is that they attach them to hot air balloons that they

01:13:47.380 had gigantic, like they had this thing called the Vimana, uh, the, in the Indian Hindu texts.

01:13:52.300 And, uh, it was a giant floating city on hot air balloons.

01:13:55.100 So I think they attach these, these blocks to like a thousand hot air balloons.

01:13:59.580 And then they would like with ropes, just guide the blocks along, you know, for a hundred

01:14:04.200 miles and walk it to its destination.

01:14:05.980 This is how they did it.

01:14:06.860 It's very obvious.

01:14:07.740 Something like resonant frequency.

01:14:09.580 I mean, I've been watching Jimmy's expose on, on these for a while.

01:14:14.140 You've been doing a great job with that on, on X, formerly Twitter.

01:14:17.980 The only thing I can think of is initially there were two ideas that came to my head.

01:14:22.060 One.

01:14:22.780 Okay.

01:14:23.100 Are these casts somehow what were they literally cast in place?

01:14:28.780 Um, that one's hard.

01:14:30.780 I can't say it's impossible, but that one's hard to wrap your head around and hard to believe

01:14:34.060 that's the answer.

01:14:35.340 If they had a way to, through resonant frequencies, vibrate these stones, that's the only other

01:14:43.100 thing I've ever been able to think of.

01:14:44.540 You guys ever, uh, you guys should watch Dr. Stone.

01:14:47.180 Have you ever heard of Dr. Stone?

01:14:48.300 No.

01:14:48.780 It's a manga anime about, for some reason, at some point, everyone, every human turns

01:14:54.620 to stone.

01:14:55.020 Okay.

01:14:55.500 And then several thousand years later, this super smart high school prodigy awakens from

01:15:00.220 stone.

01:15:00.460 It's like magic school bus for Japanese kids, but it's a lot of fun because it explores

01:15:04.860 this idea of what would happen if, uh, so after everyone turns to stone, the people on the

01:15:08.740 international space station still alive, not stone.

01:15:11.100 They land back on earth.

01:15:12.820 They have all this modern knowledge and our scientists, what can they do?

01:15:17.460 They can't make iron.

01:15:18.740 They can do almost nothing.

01:15:20.360 They make concrete.

01:15:21.700 They can do really basic things.

01:15:23.400 And so the only way what they decide to do is create a hundred stories to pass down

01:15:28.340 generation after generation to try and give them a general understanding of things they

01:15:31.340 once knew.

01:15:31.840 But of course, after several generations, it's all mythological mumbo jumbo, right?

01:15:36.400 So it's, it's a great show.

01:15:38.360 And, uh, it, it's mostly like, Hey, we're gonna, we're gonna make a nitric acid and they

01:15:43.120 explain the chemical composition, how to find iron, how to find magnets.

01:15:46.380 It's, it's fun stuff.

01:15:47.500 But, uh, it, the interesting concept is if there was an ancient civilization,

01:15:52.820 maybe humans who, uh, for some reason came to earth and tried to colonize, maybe following

01:15:58.260 some disaster, I'll put it this way.

01:16:00.960 Let me tell you a story.

01:16:02.660 Venus, we believe suffered a run, run, a runaway greenhouse effect.

01:16:06.100 Have you, have you ever read about that?

01:16:08.780 Yeah.

01:16:09.300 I, I, I don't know if it was ever anything like earth, but, uh, well, so there, there

01:16:13.160 are theories that Venus was once earth-like and that it's suffering a runaway greenhouse

01:16:17.060 effect due to carbon dioxide, water vapor.

01:16:18.980 Also the sun expanding.

01:16:20.900 Perhaps, perhaps.

01:16:21.680 And so for whatever reason, it is, it is a sulfuric planet.

01:16:26.940 We tried landing a drone on it.

01:16:28.380 It just destroyed instantly.

01:16:29.740 Yeah.

01:16:29.940 Very dense chemical gases and things like this.

01:16:32.800 So imagine Venus is once earth-like earth is Mars-like or, you know, just underdeveloped

01:16:39.340 and a runaway greenhouse effect due to massive expansion of a civilization is destroying the

01:16:43.480 planet.

01:16:44.040 So they decide to create the arc project.

01:16:46.820 A military project where they take the DNA, male and female of as many animals as possible, 0.72

01:16:51.400 load it onto a ship and then try to terraform earth in the event of a disaster, which wipes

01:16:55.600 out Venus.

01:16:57.340 It eventually does.

01:16:58.920 The people who are able to escape in time on this single ship come and establish a city

01:17:02.840 on earth.

01:17:03.340 But of course, a bunch of, you know, scientists aren't going to have the capability.

01:17:08.260 You know, a guy who knows how to, you know, work, let's say minerals is not going to have

01:17:12.280 the same knowledge as somebody who knows how to work computers.

01:17:14.360 And so eventually the system starts to break down.

01:17:16.760 You know, they don't actually have the civic.

01:17:18.680 Elon Musk talks about how we need more people.

01:17:20.920 Right.

01:17:21.000 The more people you have, the more specialists you have, but a dude who is real, like a guy

01:17:25.760 who's a master of building computers from parts can't actually make those parts.

01:17:31.080 He knows how to put the computer together.

01:17:32.840 The guy, the guy who knows how to make the silicon chips in the factory doesn't know how

01:17:36.100 to actually build the computer.

01:17:37.540 And so there's actually a book, I think I forgot who wrote the book.

01:17:41.560 Was it Ashley St. Clair or it's a, what's it called?

01:17:44.760 Like no one makes a pizza or it takes a village or whatever.

01:17:46.820 Right.

01:17:47.020 The general idea being to make a pizza, you need a farmer, you need someone who makes tomatoes,

01:17:52.100 you need someone to make tomato sauce, you need someone who does the cheese, you need

01:17:54.760 the baker, someone who can make the oven.

01:17:57.320 None of these individuals knows how to do it.

01:17:59.640 So if there was outside of this, you know, sci-fi theory, a civilization that was fleeing

01:18:05.000 advanced came here, they would be able to establish something great.

01:18:09.280 But after a few generations, it would completely collapse.

01:18:11.660 This is why I don't think the ancient civilizations are more advanced than us because I've never

01:18:15.480 seen evidence of ancient steel.

01:18:17.360 Like there's no-

01:18:18.260 It'd be gone.

01:18:18.960 It'd be gone.

01:18:20.040 Very quickly.

01:18:20.520 Even steam the steel.

01:18:21.240 It'd be gone.

01:18:21.840 There's no evidence of any technology that they have that's more, that we've found archaeologically

01:18:27.240 that's more advanced.

01:18:28.160 I disagree.

01:18:29.040 Maybe differently advanced?

01:18:30.560 I would say differently advanced.

01:18:32.560 There's a temple that was, they had to excavate it completely in Northern India.

01:18:37.700 And it's got these huge granite columns.

01:18:41.700 And not only is the construction of this thing so long ago incredible, and the burying of

01:18:49.960 it so incredible, but they found that when you knocked on these giant columns, they each

01:18:56.600 resounded with a different frequency.

01:18:59.160 And the frequencies they resounded on were like in a pattern.

01:19:03.340 And like, we don't know how to make granite do that now.

01:19:06.660 We have no idea how to make granite do that.

01:19:08.560 So an interesting concept too is metals would oxidize.

01:19:12.240 They would.

01:19:12.680 They're going to effectively evaporate.

01:19:15.320 Stone.

01:19:15.800 Right.

01:19:16.340 Not so much.

01:19:17.200 And that's the thing.

01:19:18.080 So like, like when it comes to the granite, so they say that Egyptians were a bronze age

01:19:22.100 culture, which means their advanced form of tooling was copper based.

01:19:25.620 And, and when you look, like people have done modern tests to try to cut and carve granite

01:19:30.220 with bronze tooling and it feels so miserably.

01:19:33.180 So like talking about like whether granite could have been geopolymer, it's like the,

01:19:37.100 the quarries are there in Egypt and they've done, um, um, what is it?

01:19:41.880 Geo fingerprinting, something fingerprinting of the stone and it matches.

01:19:44.960 And the thing about granite so unique is it has quartzite in it.

01:19:47.520 It's formed with a massive amount of pressure.

01:19:49.640 It's volcanic in nature, heat.

01:19:51.600 Um, and we're not able to replicate that.

01:19:53.700 And so I'd say that the, the only thing that is left is the stone and the stone can last

01:19:57.500 millions and millions of years.

01:19:58.740 You think they made granite?

01:19:59.940 No, I, I, I disagree.

01:20:01.600 I say they do not.

01:20:02.400 A lot of people are suggesting that.

01:20:03.800 And I'm not saying I disagree entirely with the concept of geopolymer, but when it comes

01:20:08.200 to granite, no, I've, I've seen absolutely no evidence.

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01:21:41.220 Was humans that came to earth and terraformed it. 0.98

01:21:44.480 Have you guys seen Moonfall, that movie?

01:21:46.640 No, not yet.

01:21:48.280 I'm going to spoiler alert.

01:21:49.700 The moon is a space station.

01:21:53.040 An ancient civilization of super advanced humans created a bunch of space stations and

01:21:56.940 AI started destroying and wiping out their colonies.

01:21:59.660 So they launched these space stations to go and create and terraform planets to create

01:22:03.740 havens, safe havens.

01:22:04.640 And that's what they did. 0.61

01:22:05.520 And then the AI is coming to kill them or something like that.

01:22:07.460 Shannon A1 in the chat, I said that really weird, echoed what I was thinking.

01:22:12.400 Is that water?

01:22:13.280 Did they use water to drill?

01:22:14.840 They got water drills.

01:22:15.900 So the point I was actually just about to make was if there was some kind of advanced

01:22:20.460 civilization, why the assumption that they no longer exist?

01:22:23.720 When I'm watching these videos of a guy exploring abandoned houses.

01:22:28.900 I mean, look, you watch a video of a guy exploring an abandoned laboratory.

01:22:31.820 You don't assume humans have been wiped out.

01:22:33.440 Perhaps the reason why they say no one can go to the Rashad structure is because it's an 0.93

01:22:38.680 abandoned warehouse of super advanced civilization that still exists.

01:22:44.060 And so, you know, we have laboratories.

01:22:46.520 I watched this video.

01:22:46.960 It's crazy.

01:22:47.600 A guy says there's an underground laboratory in Chicago you can get to through tunnels and

01:22:52.780 there's like specimens.

01:22:53.940 There's blood.

01:22:54.440 It's creepy as hell.

01:22:55.580 You don't look at that and say humans no longer exist.

01:22:57.960 You go, he will be arrested if he's found in there because it's dangerous and they don't

01:23:03.000 want you going in there.

01:23:03.580 So perhaps this ancient civilization that terraforms or creates all of these things, they're still

01:23:09.300 around.

01:23:09.840 We're just shuffling through their refuse and some they don't care about.

01:23:12.840 There's humans everywhere and some they do care about because like if they go there, they're

01:23:15.740 going to find our cell phones.

01:23:17.080 Yeah.

01:23:17.840 It's possible that we got underground civ, but the way that Atlantis met its end so abruptly

01:23:23.720 makes me think that they didn't have a chance to escape.

01:23:26.480 Yeah.

01:23:26.680 In the Bible, not to be a Bible thumper, but it says that the event comes like a thief in

01:23:30.520 the night that it catches everyone off guard.

01:23:32.020 A thief in the night, just unexpected.

01:23:33.860 And real quick to answer in the chat about the cutting stone with water, you can cut

01:23:38.600 diamond with water.

01:23:39.460 The issue is that we have to use pumps that are runoff engines, motors to do that.

01:23:45.680 So it's like if you were to use water as a force to cut stone, how do you get it at

01:23:49.820 such a PSI level to be able to do so without modern machinery and equipment and hydraulics

01:23:54.700 and other things?

01:23:55.140 This is why Dr. Stone is based AF because they like you watch the process or it's a show.

01:24:03.020 It's smart, though.

01:24:03.840 How to melt.

01:24:05.040 How do you how do you actually melt metals to smelt?

01:24:07.560 And they show, you know, pumping oxygen and the challenge of humans trying to pump oxygen

01:24:13.500 into a furnace to get hot enough and then creating a water wheel, which automates the

01:24:17.560 process and using gears to increase the speed at which you can pump oxygen.

01:24:21.340 It's fun stuff.

01:24:22.380 That's cool.

01:24:22.980 By the way, if you're talking about like space stations and other things, have you guys

01:24:26.680 researched the moon and all the anomalies about it that are just scientific mysteries?

01:24:30.680 Well, it's now mainstream, except that the moon is a space station.

01:24:33.420 It's hollow.

01:24:34.060 No, I'm kidding.

01:24:34.720 It's a hollow.

01:24:34.920 Well, here's the thing, though.

01:24:36.060 It has been suggested to be a hollowed out planetoid.

01:24:39.100 And what's interesting about it is that when they, you know, back in the 60s and 70s,

01:24:42.580 when they threw the Saturn V rocket into it, it vibrated.

01:24:45.780 It rang like a bell.

01:24:47.040 It was described as ringing like a bell.

01:24:48.820 So the astronauts went there six times and they set up or was it five, six?

01:24:52.340 They went there, failed one time.

01:24:53.680 But anyways, they put down seismographs.

01:24:56.460 And what happened was when it's been hit by meteorites, as well as a 75 launch vehicle

01:25:00.220 that they threw into it, it reverberated between the seismographs for like eight hours.

01:25:05.460 And so the scientists that examined the data on it said it appears to be hollow is because

01:25:12.320 it reverberated like a bell.

01:25:13.420 It doesn't mean it sounded like a bell.

01:25:14.520 There's no sound in space.

01:25:15.480 But I think the moon is a mausoleum.

01:25:17.860 And then we've been burying people.

01:25:19.120 Do you know about this?

01:25:19.800 Like there's those spaceships, those missions going up there to bury Arthur C.

01:25:23.180 Clark and other people from Star Trek.

01:25:24.680 That one surprised me.

01:25:25.540 I have no evidence for it.

01:25:26.600 Just last week.

01:25:27.000 There's something so weird.

01:25:28.140 Well, tell me more about that.

01:25:29.520 They've been doing, I think Celestis is the company and you buy plots.

01:25:34.520 And I think the mission failed last week for whatever reason, but they're going to go

01:25:38.040 again next month.

01:25:39.780 But they have two ships that they're going to send out there.

01:25:43.220 One of them has all these like plots of people like Arthur C.

01:25:47.400 Clark and his wife, I believe, and Star Trek cast members.

01:25:50.720 And the other one has DNA from George Washington, JFK.

01:25:55.140 And that one's going to be sent into deep space.

01:25:57.740 So I've been reliably told that the moon is a graveyard already and that we just keep

01:26:03.280 populating it.

01:26:04.140 That makes a lot of sense.

01:26:05.340 Oh, yeah. 0.98

01:26:05.580 I mean, they fired Hunter S. Thompson out of a cannon, you know, like rich, crazy people 0.53

01:26:10.640 do rich, crazy things.

01:26:12.200 And Elon Musk is going to be like, bury me on Mars.

01:26:14.380 Yeah.

01:26:14.640 And there's going to be that guy on Mars.

01:26:16.360 So popular mechanics says that it's a famous quote.

01:26:19.220 The moon does ring like a bell.

01:26:21.720 Seismic events last longer on Earth.

01:26:23.940 However, they say that doesn't mean it's hollow.

01:26:26.180 Right.

01:26:26.620 But there's something about its density that the scientific equations, it doesn't make

01:26:30.520 sense that it's so far less dense based on its mass or it has less mass than what its

01:26:34.280 size is.

01:26:35.340 And one of the things that's been suggested in that it being a hollowed out planetoid is

01:26:39.060 that it was the arc.

01:26:39.820 It was brought over here.

01:26:40.780 And that the reason why it's so, you know, it glows so much with the reflection of the

01:26:46.140 sun is that that's metallic dust.

01:26:47.960 That's that's that's it's definitely metallic dust.

01:26:50.460 The movie Moonfall basically is that the moon is a giant space station arc to.

01:26:54.580 So maybe Moonfall is a predictive program.

01:26:56.260 I just talked about this in my show this morning.

01:26:58.840 Really?

01:26:59.420 So they've known that the dust on the moon is wildly electrostatic, but they're now discovering

01:27:04.680 it likely has magnetic anomalies.

01:27:07.920 And you're talking about metal.

01:27:10.840 Oh, maybe it's when the sun ejaculates all that metal dust.

01:27:14.560 I'm sorry.

01:27:14.940 What?

01:27:16.120 Ejects.

01:27:16.600 Ejects is the right word. 1.00

01:27:17.640 When it when it just blasts out.

01:27:19.760 Space ball.

01:27:19.780 Is that you a big bang?

01:27:21.160 Every 12,000 years when it has these solar, what do you call them?

01:27:24.180 Minor ejections or something.

01:27:25.740 Micronova.

01:27:26.320 Micronovas that the dust is being magnetically on the moon because the moon is magnetic.

01:27:31.120 Coronal mass ejaculation.

01:27:32.540 Yeah. 0.89

01:27:32.740 Mass ejaculation. 0.74

01:27:33.820 And I think the inside, the inners of the moon is a web of Matt of matter that it's not 0.69

01:27:39.140 hollow, like empty.

01:27:40.580 It's just like web cavern because what happened probably is that it was when another planet

01:27:45.500 Thea theoretically hit Earth and then came out the other side, you know, four billion years

01:27:49.600 ago.

01:27:49.940 And there was just this floating ball of magma cooled down into our moon.

01:27:54.140 So the moon.

01:27:54.760 Some of the physics of that have been disputed.

01:27:56.820 And you should look at real quick.

01:27:57.860 I don't mean to cut you off.

01:27:58.640 Just to put this out, bring up pictures of the craters on the moon on how wide they are

01:28:03.320 in comparison to how their depth.

01:28:05.980 It's something weird.

01:28:07.020 They're like hundreds of miles wide and only a few miles deep.

01:28:09.620 While you do that.

01:28:10.720 What are you going to say though?

01:28:11.480 You take a look at the Earth's magnetic field and people talk about sci-fi movies and spaceships

01:28:18.660 and we always imagine that a colony ship headed from Earth to like Alpha Centauri is this like

01:28:25.840 oblong device and it's got like a rotating thing on it.

01:28:28.740 Why wouldn't we just build a sphere?

01:28:29.900 And we should.

01:28:30.620 And then if you had a sphere and you wanted to create a shield.

01:28:34.340 So in movies, how about in what you call it in Passengers?

01:28:38.300 Have you guys seen that one?

01:28:38.880 Yeah, a space debris hits the ship and causes all these problems.

01:28:43.980 Okay, well, why not create a magnetic force field, a strong magnetic field that would

01:28:48.700 deflect particles as you travel through space?

01:28:51.140 Right.

01:28:51.820 In which case your spaceship would be a sphere with a magnetic core spinning to generate a

01:28:57.260 force field.

01:28:57.540 And you could also have another sphere around you rotating that's sucking the debris onto

01:29:01.760 it like the moon is sucking the debris onto it apparently.

01:29:05.060 It's kind of a deflector.

01:29:06.620 Yeah.

01:29:06.840 That just reminded me, I saw an article the other day about a black glass ball floating

01:29:11.080 near California airfield seconds before suddenly disappearing.

01:29:13.660 You guys see that?

01:29:14.280 I did see that.

01:29:14.760 How based would it be if like the moon was this space station arc that ancient advanced

01:29:20.180 humans came to Earth and terraformed it and were ceding life, pre-Cambrian explosion, all 1.00

01:29:25.440 that stuff, but due to some kind of political conflict or catastrophe, humans lost the means

01:29:32.340 to ferry themselves back to the spaceship.

01:29:34.520 And they were like, we need to get back up there and get our gear back.

01:29:38.760 Isn't that Scientology?

01:29:39.780 The ancient Democrats destroyed it like they do everything. 0.78

01:29:42.280 I gotta go back to what we were just talking about, about the, the, these block, these

01:29:47.420 tons, these thousand ton blocks.

01:29:49.740 You get locked out of your car and you're sitting there saying, how about this?

01:29:53.100 Tesla's a great example.

01:29:53.980 There was a funny story and there's a lot of these where a guy's phone died, can't get

01:29:57.960 in his car.

01:29:58.560 And he's like, I could charge my phone in my car if I could just get inside, but my phone

01:30:02.120 is dead.

01:30:02.860 I don't have my key on me.

01:30:03.920 So he's sitting there like, what do I do?

01:30:05.240 You got to go charge your phone.

01:30:06.120 So you get a bunch of these ancient advanced humans.

01:30:08.940 They are coming down for a mission to earth.

01:30:11.580 The guy who's, there's very few of them.

01:30:13.780 Something happens shutting down the space station.

01:30:16.040 The humans left on earth are like, our ship is disabled.

01:30:19.200 We can't get back to the station.

01:30:20.420 What do we do?

01:30:21.300 And then sure enough, the stories are long lost.

01:30:24.100 Humans eventually make their way back to the moon. 0.95

01:30:26.220 And then once they land, they're like, holy crap. 0.96

01:30:28.760 Now imagine this if, and this is wild conspiracy, sci-fi nonsense. 0.98

01:30:33.380 Imagine the United States, no one knows this.

01:30:36.780 The stories are long lost to history.

01:30:38.520 They land on the moon and they're like, boss, this is a massively advanced space station

01:30:43.840 to accommodate human biology.

01:30:46.660 We can't understand any of the language, but yo, this is a spaceship.

01:30:50.980 They would, they would be like, it's ours.

01:30:53.340 The US government would be like, it's ours.

01:30:54.820 It belongs to us.

01:30:55.500 Unless they made a pact.

01:30:56.360 Doesn't, isn't there a theory that Eisenhower made the pact with the aliens?

01:30:59.500 That's what people say.

01:31:00.280 I'm saying, no, no, no, no, no.

01:31:01.100 I'm saying there's no aliens.

01:31:02.180 I'm saying it's us.

01:31:02.940 We are the aliens.

01:31:03.820 Humans colonize earth.

01:31:05.820 They have this big space station.

01:31:07.220 Imagine there's thousands.

01:31:09.120 How cool would this be?

01:31:09.780 The galactic federation is just humans.

01:31:11.160 There's thousands of planets that have been terraformed and colonized by humans.

01:31:15.400 This one we are on, we got locked out of our car.

01:31:18.780 Yep.

01:31:19.640 Thousands upon thousands of generations later, we've just totally lost access to this technology.

01:31:24.160 Finally, we civilizationally rebuilt to the point to where we can get to the moon.

01:31:28.360 Americans land there. 0.97

01:31:29.340 And then they're like, guys, holy crap. 0.98

01:31:32.680 What's wild about this is that, you know, God cast the devil out of heaven. 0.99

01:31:35.800 You know, it's like we put us, maybe we're the devil.

01:31:38.040 And then, you know, we, the Nephilim bred with the women of, they came onto the women of earth and had children. 0.97

01:31:43.680 The great kings of own, of renown, the great kings of old.

01:31:46.640 I put that backwards.

01:31:47.580 But, like, it does kind of describe this.

01:31:49.540 If you look at, say, multiple religions around the world discuss beings coming here and breeding with the women. 0.83

01:31:54.540 And what's wild is that the aboriginal, aborigines in Australia, as well as, I don't know if it's the Hopi Indians, but one of the Native American tribes described beings coming from within the earth.

01:32:03.840 So here's my, here's my story.

01:32:07.040 Life is on Venus.

01:32:08.680 The civilization on Venus is destroying the planet through pollution and just bad politics.

01:32:14.120 They create a space station to come to earth and begin terraforming it.

01:32:18.200 They do.

01:32:19.860 Eventually, human civilization, it's advanced, is wiped out.

01:32:22.840 And there's very few, maybe only a thousand people left on the space station trying to rebuild a civilization on earth.

01:32:29.300 After a few generations, and with advanced technology, these people live a lot longer.

01:32:33.260 They're in a space station, you know.

01:32:35.020 After a few generations, one of the higher ranking guys, it's military, of course.

01:32:39.220 Because if there were to be a catastrophe on this planet and it was going to wipe out all the major cities, the power structure would be authoritarian and militaristic.

01:32:47.320 The military is going to be more likely to survive.

01:32:49.020 If you want to survive with us, you do as you're told.

01:32:51.280 He's the boss.

01:32:51.860 He's the general.

01:32:52.300 So you've got this space station in total military command.

01:32:55.880 It is the decimation of humanity.

01:32:58.120 There are the very, very few left.

01:32:59.520 And you must do as you're told or we'll all die.

01:33:01.100 Like, have you ever seen Battlestar Galactica?

01:33:03.280 Long time ago.

01:33:04.300 So there's a ship.

01:33:05.620 Battlestar Galactica, there are 12 colony planets.

01:33:09.100 They invent AI.

01:33:10.080 AI kills everybody and blows everything up.

01:33:11.920 All that's left of humanity is a fleet of ships.

01:33:14.740 One of the ships produces fuel.

01:33:16.900 And so the people who are there must work 24-7 with no brakes and no freedom.

01:33:21.060 And when they revolt, they're beaten and imprisoned.

01:33:23.820 And the guy running the show is like, if they stop working, we die.

01:33:27.280 You have no choice.

01:33:28.080 It's militaristic rule.

01:33:29.520 So anyway, you have this ARC project, terraforming Earth, when eventually after a certain amount of time, one of the high-ranking guys says,

01:33:36.440 We need to establish civilian government.

01:33:38.860 Military government will no longer function.

01:33:41.240 People who are working down on Earth are starting to get angry.

01:33:44.380 We up here have access to this great technology.

01:33:46.760 They're down there living in squalor.

01:33:48.500 We have to change this.

01:33:50.160 Fight breaks out.

01:33:51.300 The people on Earth are looking up in the sky, seeing battleships shooting at each other.

01:33:54.340 A great battle in heaven between one of the higher-ranking officers and the military leader.

01:33:59.180 This conflict ends up separating, causing enough collateral damage that those who are operating the ship lose control or contact of the people here on Earth who tell a bunch of stories.

01:34:10.500 Generations separate.

01:34:12.100 Honestly, something like that is...

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01:35:43.200 As believable as any other story.

01:35:45.800 The only part of it I would say might not fit is Venus.

01:35:49.500 I don't know if you know how long a day is on Venus.

01:35:52.220 No, how long?

01:35:53.280 Longer than its year.

01:35:54.200 It spins so slowly that...

01:35:58.580 Oh, that's easily explainable.

01:36:00.380 Because the ancient civilization, what caused the crisis was their quadruple hadron collider caused... 1.00

01:36:08.640 Insert sci-fi reason why the planet stops spinning.

01:36:11.320 Does it have no magnetic field because it's not spinning?

01:36:13.880 It has an induced magnetic field, but not an intrinsic one.

01:36:17.880 Induced?

01:36:18.600 So basically...

01:36:19.180 You mean a person put it there?

01:36:20.520 No, I'm kidding.

01:36:21.000 I mean, so the solar wind blasting the top of the atmosphere induces a weak magnetic field and ionosphere around the planet Venus.

01:36:28.880 But it doesn't have one that's generated by the planet or the planet's interaction with the solar electric field like Earth does.

01:36:36.000 Is that because it's spinning?

01:36:38.380 Well, you know...

01:36:39.460 It's a good question.

01:36:41.800 And Mars spins just fine, and it doesn't have much of an intrinsic field either.

01:36:47.320 Is it like the core of the Earth is made of plasma?

01:36:49.920 This is a new theory I've heard.

01:36:51.020 So I do think there's iron in the outer core of the planet, but the inside, I wouldn't be surprised if it's plasma or water and then sonoluminescent plasma at the center.

01:37:02.520 Have you guys ever seen the star in the jar thing where using just sound frequencies, you can literally create a star plasma glowing inside of a jar of water?

01:37:11.180 It's sonoluminescence.

01:37:13.760 It's the most outrageous thing.

01:37:16.120 Collapsing bubbles have hot plasma core.

01:37:18.860 This is from nature.com.

01:37:21.360 This is mainstream science I'm talking about right here.

01:37:23.640 This isn't like woo-woo or anything even remotely clear.

01:37:26.340 Not from Bob's website.

01:37:27.060 Yeah, no, there's that shrimp that punches water so hard.

01:37:30.200 It creates a shock, a flash.

01:37:31.240 Yeah, this is from nature.com.

01:37:32.820 They call it a star in a jar when sound waves crush bubbles of gas in a liquid.

01:37:37.660 Energy is released in a dramatic burst of heat and light.

01:37:39.540 It's literally like a plasma star inside of water.

01:37:43.860 So it's basically like a Hadouken.

01:37:45.960 Yeah.

01:37:46.620 Like the shrimp moves so fast underwater, it creates like a vacuum which snaps and then creates a flash of light.

01:37:52.300 That's crazy.

01:37:53.160 Whoa.

01:37:53.780 So the pressure sound is inducing into water is causing plasma?

01:37:58.480 Just the pressure?

01:37:59.640 No, I mean, it's the specific vibration.

01:38:02.060 So like if you go off of the specific frequency, it's not going to work.

01:38:07.240 And it's different based on how much water you have and whether there's impurities in the water, something like that.

01:38:12.880 So I honestly think that the vacuum itself is being vibrated at a certain frequency that's causing light to appear like plasma.

01:38:19.380 Like it's causing the vacuum to cool down into light.

01:38:24.260 It's so, you know, it vibrates.

01:38:25.660 It's just that right.

01:38:26.140 So the single greatest scientific failure that we know of, it's called the vacuum catastrophe.

01:38:32.740 You can Google this.

01:38:33.880 This one's interesting.

01:38:34.940 But there's a difference between how much energy, how much free zero point energy should be in the vacuum based on what we can detect and what mathematics says should be there.

01:38:45.360 And it's off by like an order of magnitude, like billions and billions of orders of magnitude.

01:38:56.520 Like it is the greatest mistake, the largest error in all of known science.

01:39:01.740 It says there's more energy.

01:39:03.300 We're supposed to be able to get more energy out of the vacuum.

01:39:05.160 There's supposedly trillions and trillions and trillions of times more energy in every little infinitesimal speck of a vacuum than we know is there.

01:39:16.100 But they just don't have the right frequent.

01:39:17.560 They haven't figured out the right frequency to unlock it or something.

01:39:19.960 We have figured out nothing.

01:39:21.240 We're ants.

01:39:21.740 So you think ancient civilizations figured out the frequency to unlock that power?

01:39:25.840 Maybe, maybe.

01:39:26.840 So the answer is I don't know.

01:39:28.580 What I think is that they did things that exceed our capabilities today to some extent,

01:39:32.560 or they may have found a different way of doing things that we do.

01:39:35.380 I don't think there's anything that they did that we can't do.

01:39:37.780 It's just that there's some evidence that suggests that they knew things,

01:39:40.880 were capable of things that they should not have been capable of based on what we were taught in school.

01:39:44.780 And that's basically, if I had a thesis, that's it.

01:39:46.420 It is a fact that ancient civilizations had technology we still do not have today or are only just rediscovering.

01:39:52.920 One example, it's really obvious that I often bring up is we could not build greater than eight stories

01:39:57.880 because of the accumulation of heat at the top of our buildings.

01:40:00.440 Because our architects and engineers were like, here's how you build a structure.

01:40:05.540 You stack blocks on blocks.

01:40:07.080 But in Africa, there were tribes that would build huts that could be very tall

01:40:12.560 and would pull heat or pull cool air from underground up and funnel the heat out

01:40:17.760 just through a system of like pipes, basically.

01:40:21.320 And so they theorized that they learned how to do this from anthills.

01:40:24.400 Anthills are built.

01:40:26.200 There's certain anthills where it's really hot that as the hot air rises,

01:40:30.680 it creates a current and pulls cooler air from lower, from closer to the ground or underground.

01:40:35.760 And so we invented air conditioning.

01:40:38.720 We were like, if we build these engines that compress and decompress, you know, Freon or whatever,

01:40:43.380 we can pull heat and remove it from the building.

01:40:45.720 Ha ha.

01:40:46.080 Now we can build greater than eight stories.

01:40:47.800 And then some dude was like, if you build a channel through the building,

01:40:50.880 the hot air will just rise up and leave the building.

01:40:52.820 And they went, oh.

01:40:54.580 So now we have non-mechanical means to pull cold air from underground up to the top of the building

01:41:00.040 because heat rises and it pulls it up.

01:41:02.620 You know, to a certain degree, you'll need, I don't know exactly how it works or whatever,

01:41:06.020 but I was watching it.

01:41:06.620 It was like a science history channel thing or whatever on modern structures.

01:41:11.140 And now it's basically just considered cost-cutting measures.

01:41:14.140 If you're going to build a skyscraper, you want to make sure that it's naturally pulling cooler air

01:41:17.240 to avoid the heat getting trapped up top because it saves energy.

01:41:19.820 It saves money.

01:41:20.880 Some solar updraft towers use that phenomenon to actually pull cold air in through the base

01:41:26.840 and turn generators and then go up out through the tip.

01:41:30.040 But this is, so Randall Carlson has over the last six months been talking about

01:41:34.020 our civilization is based on explosion technology,

01:41:36.640 but these ancients were based on implosion technology.

01:41:39.920 And then he didn't really back it up.

01:41:41.240 He said it on Rogan's podcast.

01:41:42.440 Then he went on to unveil this thunderstorm generator.

01:41:45.800 Malcolm, Malcolm, Malcolm somebody has developed this thunderstorm generator where apparently

01:41:52.060 they're imploding bubbles inside of a tank to produce plasmoids.

01:41:56.880 Have you guys heard of this?

01:41:57.880 And is it debunked?

01:41:59.100 Is it real?

01:41:59.700 What is it?

01:42:00.920 And if you don't know, there was a guy when they were trying to invent air conditioning,

01:42:03.760 actually, speaking of that, that they thought they could cool the atmosphere by explosions

01:42:07.300 in the air.

01:42:08.260 And there was, I think he had a patent for it before they got that, but I don't know

01:42:11.240 about this, the thunderstorm one.

01:42:13.580 But they can't get any more energy out of it than what they put in.

01:42:18.280 But then you're saying that there's energy in the vacuum that's untapped.

01:42:21.300 So are they, can they?

01:42:22.020 They're not tapping into that.

01:42:23.300 That's not what they're tapping into.

01:42:25.600 They're literally just working with the physical matter that we know about that's there.

01:42:30.960 How do we feel about particle smashers affecting what you guys are talking about?

01:42:34.240 Like the Hadron?

01:42:35.400 All of them, but that one in particular.

01:42:36.780 I think they're going to blow us up.

01:42:38.720 They're going to do, I don't know.

01:42:39.860 Do you believe in like the black hole fear that they were trying to, remember they were

01:42:42.740 sued to shut it down in 2007 or 2008?

01:42:44.840 I don't know what to think.

01:42:45.780 To be completely honest, I just don't know how all that works.

01:42:48.360 I think that they're, they're messing with things that they don't even understand and

01:42:51.860 they're trying to figure out the secrets of the universe.

01:42:53.460 Good on them for having that inquisitive mindset.

01:42:55.980 But I, I don't know.

01:42:57.560 I have a bad feeling about what they're up to.

01:42:58.940 And I'm not, and not to mention what's that, they have that, um, that Veda stuff.

01:43:02.440 What's that stuff they have in the front of the, you know?

01:43:04.020 It is a completely satanic operation.

01:43:05.880 Yeah.

01:43:06.140 I mean, you've seen that.

01:43:06.800 This is a satanic operation.

01:43:08.420 Look at their ceremonies.

01:43:09.640 It's, it's literal satanic.

01:43:11.600 What?

01:43:12.040 Like, oh dude.

01:43:12.580 What?

01:43:12.740 It's on YouTube.

01:43:13.380 You could look it up.

01:43:13.920 You're talking about the Hadron?

01:43:15.040 Yes.

01:43:16.040 When they opened up a tunnel.

01:43:17.120 So they're like cultists?

01:43:17.880 Yes, they are.

01:43:18.560 I mean, so the reaction you're giving here, wasn't that your reaction the first time you heard like

01:43:22.700 US government people, Hollywood people are satanists.

01:43:25.720 It's like, but now you hear that and you're like, yeah, yeah, NASA was founded with Nazis. 0.61

01:43:30.240 Like that object paperclip.

01:43:33.100 Yeah.

01:43:33.580 Paperclip.

01:43:34.120 Wernher von Braun vented the, uh, Saturn V launch vehicle.

01:43:36.660 It was straight up Nazi. 0.79

01:43:37.700 There's pictures of him, uh, next to Hitler.

01:43:39.820 A lot of people who were listening, I'm sure a lot of people know about this, but like those

01:43:42.360 who don't, there were thousands of scientists.

01:43:44.140 So at the collapse of Nazi Germany, there was thousands of top level scientists who, uh, you

01:43:49.720 know, the Russian government and the United States government, they siphoned them like,

01:43:53.140 Hey, we're not going to execute these people.

01:43:54.300 We're going to make them work for us.

01:43:55.320 And they did.

01:43:56.200 And we went to the moon allegedly because of Wernher von Braun.

01:43:58.940 So with the Hadron Collider being a cultist, is that because they're into sacred geometry?

01:44:03.680 They honestly think they can open a portal for demons.

01:44:07.460 And they've been saying, yeah, they've been saying.

01:44:08.720 I know.

01:44:08.940 I realize how that sounds, but I mean, this is the same guy who's been riffing off stuff

01:44:13.980 that you guys have been pulling up over and over again.

01:44:16.280 Like they literally are trying to create something like a spiritual portal.

01:44:19.720 It's like a giant mystery college, right?

01:44:21.420 The mystery schools where people talk about portals, bringing beasts in through portals.

01:44:24.460 I've talked to women, uh, this one woman in particular for the first Inverter World book 0.73

01:44:27.900 that claimed she saw a beast come through a portal, uh, a mystery school, they called

01:44:32.520 it.

01:44:33.160 And then the collider, the CERN in particular is super dark.

01:44:36.680 I mean, they've been looking for the God particle, maybe for the God particle in the presence

01:44:41.840 of the collisions, people are experiencing visions and they just don't want to tell anyone

01:44:45.680 about it, but they're, they're, I think they think that they're getting information from

01:44:49.220 interdimensional beings while they're high on dimethyltryptamine.

01:44:52.180 And I think that they think they're getting the secrets of the universe.

01:44:54.300 Or adrenochrome.

01:44:55.740 Or they actually are getting the story.

01:44:57.680 You do a hit on adrenochrome and you do some DMT and you go stand in front of the CERN.

01:45:01.380 He's so hopped up.

01:45:02.740 It's the good stuff.

01:45:04.480 But honestly, this is the conspiracy.

01:45:06.380 I mean, I've actually learned this from Alex Jones, who's been right about just about everything.

01:45:09.300 And, and even if people listening, don't believe in this stuff, it doesn't matter. 0.77

01:45:12.740 Cause that's what these lunatics do believe in. 0.69

01:45:15.300 Yeah, exactly.

01:45:15.940 They were, the CERN was sued in 2007 or eight before they flipped it on for the first time,

01:45:20.040 because there are physicists who believed it would create a black hole that would suck

01:45:23.800 the earth into it because everyone agreed on both sides of the lawsuit.

01:45:27.280 We create tiny black holes, microscopic black holes by smashing particles together near the

01:45:30.720 speed of light.

01:45:31.340 But the obviously CERN won the judge in their favor because they said the microscopic black

01:45:38.020 holes will fall to the gravity of earth and then disappear, not be a threat.

01:45:41.560 But then the other people were like, but they're going to a mass and then turn us into a sphere

01:45:45.540 of strangeness.

01:45:46.300 It was the terminology they used or, or like actually suck us into a black hole.

01:45:49.620 And they were talking about the poles actually during that lawsuit, because they were saying

01:45:52.780 it could turn into like a, I think a one pole, a unipolar monopole.

01:45:56.740 I forget what the word was, but that was in a lawsuit.

01:45:59.940 I got to look at that.

01:46:01.040 Yeah.

01:46:01.520 Bring up their ceremony that they did in front of CERN.

01:46:03.300 You know what I'm talking about?

01:46:04.140 Like this was, this is satanic.

01:46:06.320 Like watch it.

01:46:06.920 Like why on earth?

01:46:07.840 Who planned that?

01:46:09.260 Wait, is this the ritual hoax?

01:46:10.640 It's found footage video that depicts a supposed occult ritual.

01:46:14.840 But apparently it's a hoax.

01:46:15.880 What article are you citing?

01:46:16.960 Wikipedia.

01:46:17.940 Oh yeah.

01:46:18.560 Don't look at that.

01:46:19.580 That proves it.

01:46:20.620 It's called the CERN ritual hoax.

01:46:22.460 Fake human sacrifice.

01:46:23.880 No, no, don't look at Wikipedia.

01:46:25.920 Just look up the video.

01:46:27.400 This is from the Guardian, fake human.

01:46:28.120 Look up the video and we can all think for ourselves on what they did in front of CERN.

01:46:31.720 And you can see all these.

01:46:33.040 Wall Street Journal.

01:46:33.780 No, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no.

01:46:35.420 The Guardian.

01:46:36.260 Mock human sacrifice at CERN.

01:46:37.720 We all, we, we, we talked about this a while ago.

01:46:40.960 Yeah.

01:46:41.200 When was this?

01:46:42.000 2016?

01:46:42.380 So it wasn't a hoax.

01:46:43.060 It just was obviously not real.

01:46:44.040 Don't put any sound on.

01:46:44.860 I want them putting this under a spell, but.

01:46:46.920 Yeah.

01:46:47.200 I want to hear it, dude.

01:46:48.240 We need to know.

01:46:49.060 Don't look directly at the video either.

01:46:50.220 Yeah, yeah, don't make eye contact.

01:46:53.580 What is this?

01:46:54.080 Make a little fast forward.

01:46:55.240 A fake ritual killing in the courtyard at CERN.

01:46:57.140 That is weird.

01:46:57.640 It's like a Moloch situation.

01:46:58.660 this is some canaanite stuff dude what are you wearing man oh my god the same people who designed

01:47:04.420 this i thought a spokeswoman suggested that their humor had gone too far yeah yeah we're just being

01:47:09.940 funny haha hey hey just put on some black robes later and do a ritual sacrifice you guys want to

01:47:14.320 prank what are you doing tonight hey you guys want to prank ian will have a mock ritual sacrifice in

01:47:18.220 front of his bedroom i am not taking part in mock to be fair like to a certain degree like them 0.67

01:47:25.580 doing this is a massive troll if it was a troll or they're just evil like to display itself yeah

01:47:31.080 and i think these people in i don't know these aren't swiss uh cerns in france is that right no

01:47:35.920 it's not the border but germany i thought right no no it's between the the border of swiss and

01:47:41.020 the swiss have a global bank the bank for international settlements they've got davos

01:47:44.920 like i think they are on another psychedelic level where they're like transcended the three dimensions

01:47:49.480 we're all talking about god and spirit realm and it's real and like they're in it they're constantly

01:47:54.080 in it they have all the money they have they've already beat the game so they're like doing all 0.68

01:47:58.400 this weird extra parapsychic shit yeah i don't think we should be playing god like that i appreciate the 0.99

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01:49:32.100 you know things like like that but i think we need to stop at a certain point you do because i think we are

01:49:38.820 god and we should interface with it well it flows through us we are one with it we're with god is

01:49:43.940 with us hopefully if you're lucky you know but i don't believe we are god and we shouldn't be

01:49:47.640 playing god like this like they're literally saying we're trying to find the god particle

01:49:50.560 you know that's an ego trip that i don't want to have any part with and i also think it's evil

01:49:55.420 the higgs boson the higgs boson yeah we're trying to figure out like find the particle that makes the

01:50:00.220 whole world make sense come on now i think we got to stop at a certain point yeah i don't think

01:50:04.180 there's ever going to be a silver bullet like we found it kind of moment but like i do believe god

01:50:08.780 is part of what we are and like to understand it and to interact with it is i think the most

01:50:13.720 important thing that we can do as humans is create larger and larger colliders until we can shatter

01:50:18.980 the veil with high energy bursts destroying the barrier between the afterlife and the living world

01:50:23.840 maybe that's what dmt does it turns your brain into a collider yeah and then you start at the start

01:50:29.040 of your sentences i don't know if you're messing with us or you're being completely serious

01:50:33.280 it's like i have to wait until you stop talking to figure it out i'm just like yeah no that sounds

01:50:39.000 about right uh that like but you gotta admit if they actually did that i know it would be bad but

01:50:45.380 you know kind of exciting right it would definitely be exciting i would tune in to watch you see like

01:50:50.400 a hand like there's like a hole in space time and a hand grips the side it pulls itself through and

01:50:54.920 you're like i have never seen such a creature in my life if they do it i hope they live stream we're

01:50:58.560 talking about the formation of plasma with just vibration and water so i mean that is basic

01:51:04.100 technology if you can vibrate so now we're talking about collisions and the creation of particles like

01:51:09.260 i i don't see why like you're not that's not happening in your body too are we not vibrating

01:51:14.300 the salt water in our brain and causing i mean there's probably natural occurrences like that with

01:51:18.480 us and i don't want to also say that i think science is bad i think science is a way of trying to

01:51:22.420 understand our life and that's beautiful and connecting with god and this crazy majestic kingdom

01:51:26.600 we're in but that in particular with cern just seems wrong but the problem are these people

01:51:31.840 that are doing it that's the right if they're gonna do it shouldn't we then feel like we have

01:51:36.000 to do it no in order to do it better arms right that's just like an arms race and that's bad too

01:51:41.040 but if you don't play in the arms race you lose yeah i i guess but then you're you're we're pissing 0.80

01:51:47.440 off the atom bomb is fake people now so i don't know you know about that no oh there's a lot of people

01:51:52.440 who think the atom bombs are fake would you see the video yes dude so what are your thoughts on it's

01:51:56.140 weird you need to bring this up because it's like you know those famous videos from the 40s when

01:51:59.760 they're testing out the atom bomb and then you have it in that mock uh neighborhood that they 0.92

01:52:03.240 created we've watched it before we've seen you've seen it where they the the the bomb testing where

01:52:07.860 they show you the footage of the building blowing up and there's a car all of a sudden behind it

01:52:10.860 yeah and it looks weird but and the camera survived you need to bring the video up people need to see

01:52:15.600 this it's not like the camera was just sitting out there the camera was in a special housing

01:52:20.260 i personally personally think we do have atom bombs i because i was going to say earlier i think

01:52:24.700 using atom bombs is one of the reasons are maybe the magnet magnetic shield is messed up you know

01:52:29.100 like just keep blasting all the time that's why i wonder if we're part of this if it's like a

01:52:34.140 coincidence not coincidence but like if we're part of the shift like right like it by the things we're

01:52:40.800 doing so you think the camera didn't even wobble they think they doctored some of that footage

01:52:45.200 yeah but but they they don't know the camera didn't wobble because it could also be like very

01:52:49.840 very far away no look at this hold on can you just show that again just so you some of the cameras

01:52:56.240 were encased in uh concrete and then with mounds of dirt built so like it was basically like dozens

01:53:04.880 of feet of a ramp up that the shockwave literally just passed over is that how they did it some of

01:53:09.620 them yes okay and other ones they had super cameras like several miles away oh is this what they're

01:53:15.000 i mean this is what 1944 the idea then i was like what is the argument a directed shockwave blast

01:53:22.100 that doesn't affect the camera and did the radiation not uh scramble that uh tape i mean

01:53:28.820 well they also say the tape doesn't have to be there they could run cables you know true i don't

01:53:33.580 they also say there were people there that that got radiation because they would line men up to watch

01:53:38.000 it i feel like they when they landed on the moon they faked a lot of the footage not maybe not a lot

01:53:43.700 kind of a vague term but that they did in hollywood build some fake footage in order to propagandize

01:53:48.880 people but that they also landed on the moon i think that we went according to alex jones he told

01:53:53.180 me that the moon is a graveyard and because we've had astronauts and cosmonauts dying on on there and

01:53:58.400 that nasa knew to get how to get to the moon but they couldn't film it and we did go to the moon but

01:54:03.240 we couldn't film because of all the this is according to alex but he's talked to crazy people up at nasa

01:54:08.160 well body's everywhere do you know the conspiracy so who's who you guys know the first guy in space

01:54:12.220 uh first guy in space the yuri gregarin right yuri gregarin yeah so the the conspiracy theory is that he's

01:54:20.440 not the first man in space the first man in space drifted off into space and we've never heard from him

01:54:24.240 again oh my god yeah there are theories that when the soviets were like we're going to get to space

01:54:30.200 lots of people were sent and never came back until they finally succeeded with yuri i believe this

01:54:36.720 now because it would make sense i'm not going to share that because it just looks awful you know

01:54:39.900 yeah like the idea that we went to space the first time i got it right yeah no we like they had the

01:54:44.500 dogs and stuff too right we'll press the buttons but uh imagine the moon landing yeah i do think we

01:54:49.320 went to the moon because uh i don't think it's actually that complicated to put someone in a

01:54:53.380 rocket and blast them off we do satellites every day but what does make sense what alex jones is

01:54:57.640 saying the first time we landed we were like hey that plan for coming back ain't working yeah we're

01:55:01.860 like you're gonna die kubrick how much is it charge do you charge for a quick movie 0.82

01:55:05.880 we we send someone to the moon because what ends up happening is everyone there are people who are

01:55:10.280 like i saw the the moon landing on tv no that's a cvs reenactment right and then the footage the

01:55:15.580 footage of the that's after the fact yeah and so the theory would be and it makes sense we have a

01:55:23.980 plan we're gonna put you in this big tube with a bunch of explosives under it blast you off we did 1.00

01:55:28.440 the math you're gonna land there's a vehicle because the moon has weaker gravity we can blast you off 0.70

01:55:33.600 with less fuel you'll come back to earth they go you got it right first thing that happens is uh

01:55:38.340 houston it's not working we're not getting enough lift uh well it's gonna take us another seven eight

01:55:44.660 months to get a ship or you know another two or three years we can build anything you're dead yeah

01:55:49.260 say your prayers yeah then the next people land and they go okay we're getting ready for liftoff and

01:55:54.680 oh no we're going the wrong way uh so the idea that uh there are dead people

01:55:59.760 on the moon i think that makes a lot of sense and we're now burying more people there now because

01:56:05.840 it's a mausoleum that orbits earth but uh when you talk about the cbs thing it always makes you

01:56:10.740 think of the buzz aldrin interview on conan o'brien when conan tells buzz i was i remember watching the

01:56:15.760 moon landing and buzz gets mad he's like no you didn't you didn't watch it that was not you didn't

01:56:19.840 see me landing oh really he said that yes but that buzz doesn't mean he didn't land on the moon

01:56:24.900 buzz means that you watched a cbs simulation it literally says cbs simulation on the bottom of

01:56:30.540 yeah this is not the moon landing because no one's on the no one's on the surface but yo it's wild

01:56:34.320 people people like i've had people say we never landed on the moon and i'll and then we'll argue

01:56:38.640 and they'll go how did they film it and i'm like film what the moon landing you can see the video of

01:56:42.880 the thing land i'm like it says cbs reenactment on the video simulation actually simulation you're

01:56:47.880 right cbs it's one of my favorite screenshots look at that look at it beautiful all you really need to

01:56:54.680 know museum in chicago i saw the only thing you need to know to know that we did go to the moon

01:56:59.140 is that there's that mirror in the sea of tranquility and you can bounce a laser off that

01:57:03.680 mirror oh they left it there yeah they they left a mirror there specifically so that we could bounce

01:57:08.120 lasers off of it we the other thing too is people like i think it was alex stein i don't know who said

01:57:12.440 this they were like there's aluminum foil on it you think they actually use foil and i'm like i

01:57:16.560 think it's gold foil and yes but that's fake no well right right for sure but there there is gold

01:57:21.660 foil that is used gold foil is fantastic in space yeah i i so i used to work for american eagle

01:57:26.680 airlines right and you would people would see one of the engineers taking a strip of metallic tape

01:57:32.560 and putting it over the plane and they'd freak out like oh no yeah this is normal it is a normal

01:57:36.680 thing we do it is fine calm down yeah but people see like there's a loop there's aluminum foil on

01:57:42.140 it it's like nah one of the things about the moon is that if you look like they have satellite imagery

01:57:45.800 of all those tracks from when he had went around on the rovers and i'm like i tell people

01:57:49.380 i think that we went i don't think the conspiracy is that we didn't go i think the conspiracy is

01:57:53.380 when were we last there like what's china doing over on the so-called dark side of the moon the 0.99

01:57:57.740 far side is the more appropriate word they're collaborating with nazis yeah that well that's

01:58:01.680 that's what i'm saying this ties into the granite statue i've been trying to tell you about

01:58:06.960 that's what i'm wondering how did they cut the the statues how did they make these hundred ton

01:58:11.600 or thousand ton carvings you know it'd be really funny if like the first time we went to the moon

01:58:16.340 and we actually saw with our own eyes the dark side the back of it is a gigantic engine

01:58:20.920 and like structures and there's people working and it's a spaceship yeah i wouldn't be surprised

01:58:26.340 and they're like we're gonna release fake images of the dark side of the moon so that no one realizes

01:58:30.540 that a giant spaceship over earth did you hear they just pushed back the date uh spacex 2026 now

01:58:35.560 for moon landing getting a person on there they keep kicking it back year after year after year and i

01:58:40.700 just i'm starting to be like no i because they were like we got to roll out more predictive

01:58:44.360 programming to prepare the people's brains right when they when they collapse in on themselves when

01:58:48.660 they see what that yeah it's a spaceship or who knows what these are some really interesting ideas

01:58:53.800 and questions something tells me the sun's gonna blast this planet and the poles are gonna shift

01:59:00.260 long before we ever get any real do you think uh that when that happens how does the earth's

01:59:06.440 relationship with the moon change that's a good question that's that one's tough the closest thing

01:59:12.120 i've ever heard to somebody speaking on it is from ed lead scounen if you don't know who that is he's

01:59:16.320 the guy who built coral castle in florida okay um i don't know what that is this is wild you gotta

01:59:21.840 you coral castle is is like a whole other like you could do an entire show on coral castle but

01:59:27.260 apparently he said that you know based on his understanding of the magnetism when earth's magnetic

01:59:34.360 poles flip and the the earth flips that the moon will come down to about half its orbit and then go

01:59:40.660 back out and stabilize well that would cause havoc with our that would cause havoc like our tidal

01:59:47.040 forces oh my god and our oh that would cause a flood our entire our our the tides are influenced by

01:59:53.820 the moon and without the moon it would be it would be continental now i'm starting to understand this

01:59:58.760 global flood catastrophe a little bit better if the moon came close to the earth and then pulled

02:00:03.020 away you might see thousand foot high tidal waves so i i don't think that chan thomas is adam and

02:00:09.820 eve's story got everything right you we're not going to have a thousand mile an hour wind and

02:00:15.300 there's not going to be two mile high waves because nothing would be here nothing would be left

02:00:21.240 um and also you know he he says he thinks the waves come the same direction every time

02:00:28.820 well he also correctly states the new pole positions in that book but to get the new pole positions

02:00:35.960 the way you have to move the earth the wave goes the opposite direction so chan thomas talks about

02:00:40.380 the pacific coming over the rocky mountains that's what happened 12 000 years ago waves are going the

02:00:46.040 opposite direction this time and so um he got a couple of things wrong like that but yet between

02:00:52.540 the moon and the actual tilting over of the earth it's very easy to see how you could have a tsunami

02:00:57.780 go from one side of a continent to another very easy how do you feel about everyone like the media a lot

02:01:03.520 of corporate press outlets keep running stories on the uh so-called uh like solar flares causing an

02:01:09.200 internet apocalypse has a square with what you guys are talking about i mean it's it's very possible

02:01:14.060 i've been talking about it for over a decade the way they talk about it it's uh something between

02:01:20.600 something between hollywood and a juvenile uh presentation of of the science but i mean

02:01:30.300 it's weird i can with pretty good certainty explain not only what's going to happen but

02:01:37.500 give us a timeline of late 2030s to 2040s it's not hard to do the math the sun it could blast out

02:01:45.120 a solar flare tomorrow that sends us back to the stone age there's there's no predicting a major solar

02:01:51.960 flare there's no way should we be building large underground vaults something like that yeah

02:01:58.140 they probably are i wouldn't be surprised they replaced the cheyenne military complex underneath

02:02:03.420 think about think about think about what the elites are doing all right so you guys may have heard like

02:02:07.840 billionaires building bunkers zuckerberg was in the news for it not long ago but yeah what you don't

02:02:12.920 know is jeff bezos you know much less famous than spacex he's got the blue origin launch company

02:02:20.460 across the street from his blue origin launch facility he's hollowing out that mountain in the sierra

02:02:26.860 diablo's elon musk has spacex but he also owns the boring company he's got a breakaway civilization

02:02:33.260 all these all of these all of these super rich elites they're they're finding a way to go underground

02:02:40.860 i was looking at coral castle that you mentioned earlier this is in and it's gonna go deep this guy

02:02:46.020 it's this giant place with all these huge rocks and stones that were moved and people like how the

02:02:51.160 hell did you move these things and apparently he used according to him i think sound vibration to see

02:02:55.480 is that what he says his story is or is that he never he never really gives away a lot of his

02:02:59.240 his secrets he died with the secrets this is one reason why like i don't give him much time a day

02:03:03.520 is because i'm like you just kept the secret so like did you because a lot of people say that he

02:03:07.120 secretly just used modern equipment and faked it so i i so that's one of those things like well i don't

02:03:11.640 know if he had shared something at the end left something in his will or something to explain it

02:03:16.120 i'd be far more drawn in nobody knows where his black box went that's the one thing well what black what black 0.84

02:03:22.180 so the only thing like he allowed us a few pictures to be taken of this giant apparatus

02:03:28.700 where he would apparently be able to lift the blocks and there was this what looked like a black 0.98

02:03:34.000 metal toolbox up at the top of it and they they looked and they looked after he died and they never

02:03:40.220 found this black box but in every single important photo he allowed to be taken you can see that black

02:03:46.200 box in the background it's in every single photo and a lot of the people think that the government

02:03:51.040 came and took the box what what was in it what he nobody knows and he didn't tell anybody

02:03:55.940 interesting oh yeah it's like what the government went and took tesla's stuff after it was actually

02:04:01.220 uh trump's uncle which is why i say trump's a time traveler that's also a fact it's science yeah

02:04:07.180 people listening uh so when nikola tesla died he had like something like 47 trunk loads of of documents

02:04:13.280 and there's two things that happened there one that a day later is when trump's uncle who is a

02:04:19.500 prestigious professor uh said that there was nothing of consequence in there it's like okay

02:04:23.240 well it's physically impossible to go through 47 trunk loads of paperwork in a day and on top of it

02:04:29.600 the fbi had long said they had no um they did not have tesla's files and in 2015 it was declassified

02:04:37.420 that they had taken what was called microfilm it was like a primitive form of video you know i've taken

02:04:41.940 a video where essentially it's picture picture picture picture of all the documents

02:04:44.700 um and so they had denied ever having any of his documents but they lied through omission and that

02:04:49.840 they had photographed all the documents they took pictures of them like we don't have the documents

02:04:54.660 okay true i just have pictures of the documents they lied and this was proven and they had lied about

02:04:58.820 this for 70 years before it was declassified in 2015 that they indeed did i feel like martin bought

02:05:04.180 those and they're building stuff in secret using tesla's technology what if uh

02:05:08.640 the moon's a space station what if the u.s government found it what if the group that found

02:05:15.540 it formed a breakaway group and has now separated themselves entirely from everyone else and is

02:05:19.440 using what they've discovered against us it's like the truman show i want to see well more than that

02:05:23.700 i mean it's like humans discover this ancient technology of that humans had created that had

02:05:28.600 long been lost become demigods relative to other humans and now are asserting full authority over 1.00

02:05:33.820 i think we would uh experience like an existential renaissance right and people there's if we won

02:05:39.120 if we won but even just experiencing that that being the truth i think it was emile durkheim

02:05:43.520 talked about anime you know about that theory we're like if you're presented with proof that

02:05:47.200 the evidence that this proves you're god people can either double down on that belief or accept it and

02:05:52.640 move on with the new information so we'll see that happen you know people will double down and be like

02:05:56.380 and lie even though the truth is right before their very eyes or they'll accept it and move on and i think

02:06:02.320 we're going to experience some type of existential break there's a episode of star trek the next

02:06:06.300 generation where there's a lot of episodes of star trek the next generation actually i don't even

02:06:10.900 need to cite any single one of them but imagine there's like i mentioned this a moment ago imagine

02:06:16.240 humans are an intergalactic civilization uh with trillions of people living on various planets with

02:06:23.460 different time dilation it's just all crazy and we are but a failed colony a colony ship sailed ashore

02:06:29.920 crashed sank and the humans got off and said we're trapped imagine you know we're like we're stuck on

02:06:34.860 this desolate island with a technology we have to start rebuilding and you know eventually

02:06:39.580 the the the civil is like imagine a group of people sailed off of the shores of england in you know

02:06:46.780 1700s crash landed on an island had no way of communicating no one knew where they were they are

02:06:51.360 lost in a storm and here they are sitting there on this island like we'll just have to make do

02:06:54.340 actually there's a good example i can give there is a uh in china there are people who have roman dna

02:07:00.820 they're mixed race and it's believed that a roman legion that had traveled and eventually lost the

02:07:07.640 ability to return for whatever reason settled down married locals and now this patch of dna is there

02:07:12.900 so they're a lost you know civilization it would be fun to think to imagine well you know oh sorry go

02:07:19.320 i'll just say i thought i have quite often is if civilization is completely wiped out and and

02:07:24.000 then someone or something comes and finds us way later they're gonna find that we were smashing

02:07:29.740 particles underground that'll be left over the skeleton of cern will be there they're gonna see

02:07:34.060 that we turned this maybe not rock into a or into a graveyard and then they're gonna be like but

02:07:39.060 they did shoot into deep space their dead president's dna and this voyager golden records which

02:07:45.000 are really good if you want to listen to the the uh horizon video game series have you guys played

02:07:48.740 it zero dawn and forbidden west uh basically long story short humans create ai the ai ai military

02:07:55.740 tools self-replicate wipe out the planet destroy all biomass so there's two factions one faction

02:08:01.320 creates underground re-terraforming systems after the ai is it shuts down uh long story short the

02:08:08.740 terraforming machines begin repopulating the earth cloning humans releasing the clones the clones are 0.68

02:08:13.620 trained are taught by ai system failure for a variety of reasons the education system of

02:08:18.580 apollo is purged because uh a wealthy zealot thinks that humans should be reborn but not with

02:08:24.500 the knowledge of their ancestors because humans screwed the planet up the other faction builds the zenith 0.95

02:08:28.500 project goes off into outer space retaining all the knowledge and technology of humanity and its

02:08:33.240 advancements and advancing even further in the new game the zenith project or colony whatever comes

02:08:39.580 back to earth and they know everything about everything they're basically they're biologically

02:08:43.560 immortal they have force fields they can levitate but all the people on earth who are reborn are

02:08:47.900 completely ignorant believe in sun gods and are tribal and have spears and shields you know it's so 0.99

02:08:53.160 weird tim to go along with that and your prior point about us being like a shipwreck civilization that's 0.96

02:08:57.180 galactic and there's trillions of humans human beings do not assimilate on this planet at all if you look at all the

02:09:03.440 other animals it's seamless death and rebirth and yet if you look at our cities from like a satellite

02:09:08.660 picture it looks like a cancer spot we we need tennis shoes i can't stand in the sun for 30 minutes without

02:09:13.300 getting torched like it's weird not just that we're talking about how with the pole shift birds are being 1.00

02:09:18.440 affected elephants are going on migrations and humans are like what's happening right as if we are not a

02:09:22.740 part of the same cycle as the rest of animals i can't find my way anywhere i don't think we can we're

02:09:26.980 we're not defining this yet like you know that's what you're talking about is in mainstream sources

02:09:31.780 and people i think understand on a gut level a lot of people do at least that we've lost our minds

02:09:35.400 as a civilization and individually uh and it's just hard for people to come to terms with it that's why

02:09:40.680 you got to vibrate yourself you're gonna either gonna be vibrated or you're gonna vibrate yourself

02:09:45.620 man that's telling you merch you vibrate at 432 hertz it is resettling it is like you are gaining

02:09:52.080 all right so stability so so ian's vote is we bust out our personal vibrators while the sun 0.57

02:09:59.220 ejaculates on us and hold the line and yeah i i really like this idea of where this lost colony

02:10:08.300 or this failed colony yeah it feels that way i like it yeah it would i don't it sounds yeah i don't buy

02:10:14.280 it i know i think it's more likely that we've evolved over time by eating mushrooms and inbreeding

02:10:18.680 as a species that could still fit in with that theory could be both i mean maybe but i've seen

02:10:23.720 no evidence that humans were able to develop rocketry before 100 years ago unless they flew

02:10:29.560 away with it they dropped us off you know so out of africa theory right that humans evolved out of

02:10:34.580 africa and then moved around but now that's being uh disproven it is now being disbelieved because

02:10:39.840 they're finding human remnants in other parts of the planet human colony ship comes from the galactic

02:10:45.520 federation comes to earth and what do they do they say okay we're gonna dispatch 12 teams we need a

02:10:50.140 team here in this region for the oil we need the region this year for the you know uh uranium we're

02:10:54.780 gonna send this team down here for gold go go go these pockets of humans are dropped on the planet

02:10:59.560 colony ship blows up i'm keeping it super simple and then all those humans are separated with no

02:11:04.520 vehicles no communications and they're like what just happened our ship blew up and then they start

02:11:08.960 building little cities and then you get humans all appearing at the same time in different parts

02:11:12.420 if we weren't so genetically similar to bananas i might agree but like we're so our genetics on

02:11:18.120 earth are all so tied that i feel like we're all just part of this organism what if it was all spores

02:11:22.620 that were dropped here from wherever we that i believe i believe that it all comes from panspermia

02:11:27.160 the spores just being ejected we'll say across the galaxy because the way spores work is they'll orient

02:11:33.580 towards light uh they'll turn and then kind of and then they'll start to spin create this gyration and

02:11:39.400 then momentum and they'll just move through deep space they can exist in deep space spores can yeah

02:11:44.420 so we could be hybrids my friend they could be all the above when i again going back to the religious 0.78

02:11:48.320 text saying that beings came here bred with the women maybe we're just it's all the above i feel

02:11:51.560 like animal is like spores that ate other spores whereas spores that ate plant life became fungus right

02:11:58.460 can i ask you guys like i believe something we don't understand our timeline like you know you guys are

02:12:04.960 sharing a different timeline of human history right and in the future and but we're seeing it

02:12:09.820 in mainstream sources do you think that there's like a overall conspiracy against keeping that

02:12:13.980 knowledge secret or people trying to uh like manufacture that to keep control over us like

02:12:19.780 what do you think about that if it's happening it's happening a very high level i don't think for a

02:12:23.480 second that various college professors are in on it i don't think that mainstream archaeology is lying

02:12:27.560 and hiding some conspiracy it is possible that something has been found decades ago and has been

02:12:32.280 classified by the intelligence agencies that would prove some sort of sophisticated lost ancient

02:12:36.420 civilization technology and we're just not aware of it um what i know is that what we were taught

02:12:41.480 in school absolutely does not make sense and it's very it's debunkable it's been debunked and the

02:12:46.200 mystery is real and it's like that about everything like even down to the civil war you know and like

02:12:50.320 the complexities of the civil war and stuff like that like stuff that's really not that long ago

02:12:53.780 and we see them lie to us day to day so why what makes you think they can get away with thousands of

02:12:59.140 years ago hundreds of years ago yesterday you know so yeah i agree i just it's curious ben what is

02:13:03.720 your like um main resources that you when you study and learn about solar weather what are your top

02:13:09.700 like go-to's for research every single satellite the top 250 scientific journals in the world

02:13:18.100 satellite you like look at satellite data satellite data some ground-based telemetry stuff but

02:13:25.560 i would say real-time data and then you'd be amazed at how many journals i read i'm very happy that i

02:13:34.640 took that i learned how to speed read many years ago and i have a mild form of hyperthymesia what's

02:13:40.580 that so the severe form of hyperthymesia is when someone's like oh 27 years ago i was in second grade

02:13:47.180 and it was a tuesday it was february 17th i was reading this book and on page 17 the fifth word in the

02:13:53.260 sixth paragraph was this like they literally can remember everything that's severe hyperthymesia

02:13:57.380 it's like photographic memory i have the minor version of that which means if i'm focused on

02:14:01.480 something or something makes an impression on me it is like a photographic memory that's instantly

02:14:06.540 recallable do you do trust those journals like what's your trust like with those types of

02:14:10.300 scientific journals i'm also pretty darn good at math i try to peer the ones that are i pick out as

02:14:15.800 being important i'll do my best to peer review them i also know at this point which professors

02:14:21.680 which departments at which universities i trust more um how do you earn their how do they earn

02:14:28.160 your trust um you know i i go through and i do it and i i take a look at what grants they're getting

02:14:34.300 yeah um uh most importantly however i don't always go with the conclusions of a paper i go with the

02:14:43.700 observations and the data and then i ignore whatever their hypothesis is about it's interesting what

02:14:49.620 could we fund that is needed in this area of research there's really not much you could do

02:14:56.640 except prepare for what's coming so we have what do you think a couple years you're saying 2030s well

02:15:02.000 so i mean that that's the rough part i don't know when the humans in charge of this planet are going

02:15:06.120 to really screw things up for us um well in china they just created a a new coronavirus with 100% 1.00

02:15:12.420 i saw this beautiful they've they've had those studies with covet 19 as well though so you know

02:15:16.960 we'll see but the stuff that we've been talking about we probably have at least a decade but i mean

02:15:23.980 at least all right uh i'm gonna spend the next 10 years at the casino thanks for hanging out let's

02:15:29.880 start digging a hole i want to get i want to get underground bunker you can um fire a ring of

02:15:36.360 water around the earth orbital ring and then fire electrical current through it and create a

02:15:42.060 paramagnetic field that could deflect solar dust and meanwhile there's bill gates trying to put solar

02:15:49.360 dust or dust in the sky to dim the sun this may need to happen it may it may be a necessary part of

02:15:57.900 this planet our biology our development for all we know this planet's a nursery in what way what do you

02:16:04.820 mean for all we know that for all we know we're we have to prove ourselves we have to we have to be

02:16:12.060 able to survive we have to prove our intelligence and then within the time span of one of these cycles

02:16:17.520 we have to get off the planet and get somewhere else like that's our test and we're basically stuck

02:16:23.080 here we're not going to be completely wiped out haven't been wiped out yet but we're going to be

02:16:27.220 reset this is a component of the star trek uh storyline that uh there have been instances in the story

02:16:34.180 prime you guys know the prime directive are you familiar with star trek yeah you can't you can't

02:16:38.700 make contact for you can't make for there's there's a lot of things but you don't interfere with the

02:16:42.160 society's natural development first contact only occurs if the planet develops warp technology and

02:16:46.340 the only reason for that is because once they develop faster than light travel you are now going

02:16:50.240 to start interacting with them in the galactic scale so there are there are instances and this is

02:16:54.760 the premise of um the beginning of one of the star trek kelvin timeline movies the recent ones these are the

02:17:00.240 new ones where there is an intelligent species but they're primitive and their planet is about to be

02:17:05.480 destroyed and so the enterprise decides to intervene stopping the destruction of the planet

02:17:11.260 and the uh the federation is like no let them die and that's a crazy concept that there is a humanoid

02:17:18.740 species of intelligent life forms but they have not yet developed the technology but their planet's going

02:17:24.200 to be destroyed and so it should be it's kind of it's kind of crazy that there could be aliens

02:17:29.780 watching everything happening on earth saying if they die they deserve it yeah we do need to

02:17:36.440 proliferate off the planet i did see that bird try to come in here it's a drone it made me wonder if

02:17:41.560 birds are not real yeah so there's a little bird that tries to live in this room because the windows

02:17:46.080 open and it's snowing and he's like then he sees us like oh i'm out he just put on a pair of headphones

02:17:50.220 enjoying the talk but yeah i think i think if aliens do exist i think it's very likely their

02:17:57.000 their mentality is if you can survive this you deserve to and if you can't you don't because we 0.99

02:18:04.020 don't want to induct a species of morons that would burn themselves to oblivion we don't want those those 1.00

02:18:10.100 people joining our ranks in a way it's kind of old testament god level looking at like you know 1.00

02:18:14.980 babylon or canaan you know saying these people like i'm going to destroy them because they can't 0.98

02:18:19.500 survive yeah that's that's an interesting philosophy to think that if we're still going 0.92

02:18:23.060 to fight then we deserve to be wiped out as a species because we don't want to proliferate 0.96

02:18:26.620 fighting it's not even it's not even fighting it's if we're going to set ourselves on fire 0.67

02:18:30.360 right so if you know downstairs in the skate park we have a six foot half pipe i saw it and i call the

02:18:37.920 top of it the vip section your vip if you can get up there right that's it the only qualification

02:18:42.540 and it's got it's mostly a joke it's very easy to get up because there's actually a halfway point

02:18:46.740 but the idea general idea is do you want to invite someone in your house who's playing with matches

02:18:51.020 no no you don't so you know if you're building a big city and you want only the best of the best of

02:18:57.620 the best you want barriers to keep out the people who would be destructive right funny thing now is

02:19:02.240 the biden administration's got an open border southern border but that's a whole other story

02:19:04.960 yep the galactic federation is basically like we'd love to uh they have they they you know an

02:19:09.300 emissary from earth goes and meets with them and they say look we really want to be a part of this

02:19:12.080 federation the technology can make everyone's lives better and they say oh we'd love to uh invite

02:19:16.440 you in if you can survive this period of tumult and don't blow yourselves up but if you can't do

02:19:22.220 it you don't deserve to be there's stories of people at like at certain battles and or at missile

02:19:27.980 launches and they say they claim they saw ufos appear and that could fit in with your theory a

02:19:32.960 little bit being like we're going to come up you know they're going to come observe these people

02:19:35.680 like just destroy themselves you know and that goes back into ancient times there's old paintings of

02:19:39.920 ufos over battles and stuff turns out the aliens are all just like very laissez-faire libertarian

02:19:44.360 capitalists and they're like if you can't figure it out you don't deserve to be here one hopes

02:19:48.960 colonize mars and then because martian um magnetic field is not as attuned it won't get as affected by

02:19:58.780 the solar by the geomagnetic flips so that maybe that would be a more stable platform during the the

02:20:05.840 these these polar shifts we would have to completely terraform that planet first 0.76

02:20:10.960 and somehow stop it from losing its atmosphere again yeah i hear that the outer layer of the

02:20:16.820 core is made of like nickel and if we could somehow um damp like like thin that out that it would

02:20:23.200 have more access to its magnetic core it's possible these are all guesses and i mean

02:20:28.840 there's no way to really know unless you go in there if we heat it up really fast and melt all

02:20:34.540 that ice would it cause enough steam to produce a no because most of the ice there is co2 it's co2

02:20:41.600 it's frozen co2 so uh we're we're about past time we're wrapping things up i don't know if there's

02:20:46.520 any final thoughts you wanted to add uh on this no i i had i had a lot of fun i think that we got

02:20:51.860 we covered some of the most important things that and you know i'm all the stuff that people are

02:20:58.320 worried about talking about mostly on the internet it's it's all real and we need to pay attention to

02:21:04.820 it but they just need to realize that if it seems like the powers that be are acting recklessly it's

02:21:10.520 because they know there will be no reckoning if it seems like they are quickly now undercutting and

02:21:15.360 not hiding in the shadows spending like there's no tomorrow it's because they know on a certain timeline

02:21:20.420 there isn't one and they're building underground yeah this has been going on for a long time there's

02:21:23.940 mountain bunkers built into mountains where they can oh yeah they can land planes yeah and we have

02:21:28.560 that vault in switzerland maybe uh where they have all the seed vault yeah yeah svalbard seed vault

02:21:33.580 yeah yeah you want to shout anything out final thoughts uh follow me on uh i'm on rumble i'm on

02:21:38.580 youtube channel it's called bright insight my name is jimmy corsetti follow me on x i'm growing a

02:21:42.160 presence there you can follow me on instagram that place is lame zuckerberg is a complete tyrant um

02:21:46.120 but that's it it's been a great pleasure i think we hit a lot of interesting things

02:21:49.200 and thanks for having me yeah did you want to shout anything out i mean my youtube channel

02:21:53.300 suspicious observers uh i'm on twitter as well but i prefer everybody watch the youtube channel

02:21:58.760 and uh really thank you guys this has been a lot of fun thanks thanks for coming shane of course

02:22:03.180 been hanging out yeah so glad to be here and talk to you guys uh you can find my stories at scanner.com

02:22:07.760 scnr.com and we're launching pretty soon the inverted world live show and you guys should be on that and

02:22:12.920 we can get into some more of this stuff i would love that this is so much fun dude i it it we went for two

02:22:17.840 hours at an hour and 45 i was like man we just got started i've got like 20 tabs open

02:22:22.880 we could have went for five hours like i know we should do it again really yeah we should this

02:22:27.560 definitely well definitely with the inverted world show yeah yeah yeah it was a great combo good to

02:22:32.020 see you guys eddie and cross and hit me up anywhere and we'll we'll reconnect this has been a blast

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The Culture War - Tim Pool - January 19, 2024

The Culture War #47 - Climate Change, The Great Disaster Cycle, Atlantis & More

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