The Michael Knowles Show - August 24, 2024


Michael Knowles REACTS to Conspiracies ｜ YES or NO with Luke Rudkowski


Episode Stats

Length

14 minutes

Words per Minute

179.22041

Word Count

2,515

Sentence Count

231

Misogynist Sentences

1

Hate Speech Sentences

9


Summary

Join Marty and Matt as they answer the question: Is Bitcoin a CIA op? Recorded in Los Angeles, CA! Bitcoin is a digital currency, but is it also an alternative to the US Dollar, Gold, and other traditional money? What is the connection between Bitcoin and incandescent lightbulbs?


Transcript

00:00:00.000 Pete is real.
00:00:02.440 So I want to stay on YouTube is the thing?
00:00:04.580 Yes.
00:00:05.000 We can do another one.
00:00:06.160 Sometimes when spicy questions come up,
00:00:08.160 we look into the camera,
00:00:10.160 and without any audible affirmation or denial...
00:00:14.840 I am joined now by a man
00:00:23.060 for whom I have opened a separate pack.
00:00:26.500 Luke, I have opened the Yes or No Conspiracy Expansion Pack.
00:00:32.220 Luke, thank you for coming on the show.
00:00:33.500 Thanks for having me. Appreciate it.
00:00:34.380 So you know the rules? Maybe, sort of.
00:00:36.280 Sort of. I'll play a lot.
00:00:37.700 Okay.
00:00:40.280 Cryptocurrency...
00:00:41.040 This is perfect for the venue.
00:00:43.860 Cryptocurrency is a CIA op.
00:00:46.720 So you have to answer how I would answer.
00:00:49.020 All right. Let me know when you want me to do it.
00:00:53.320 I have to think of my answer first.
00:00:56.500 Okay.
00:01:02.300 You do think it's a CIA op.
00:01:04.040 No, I meant to say no.
00:01:05.620 You actually guessed right.
00:01:06.640 No, no, it's not.
00:01:07.700 It is something that libertarians
00:01:11.260 are ideologically enamored by.
00:01:14.160 It is something that,
00:01:16.320 in the case of some of those ridiculous coins,
00:01:19.500 scam artists are making money on.
00:01:21.420 But in the case of Bitcoin
00:01:23.040 and some of the more relatively stable ones,
00:01:25.660 it is an actual alternative vision of money.
00:01:29.020 Yeah, right.
00:01:30.060 I think so.
00:01:31.080 Very interestingly,
00:01:32.220 when Bitcoin was still in its infancies,
00:01:34.960 we were actually talking about it
00:01:36.520 with Max Keiser many, many years ago.
00:01:39.020 And that was actually one of my first questions to him
00:01:41.260 because he was like,
00:01:41.800 we have this new currency.
00:01:43.280 It's digital.
00:01:44.160 It's going to be global.
00:01:44.940 It's going to surpass the US petrodollar.
00:01:46.700 It's going to be the,
00:01:47.640 and I'm like,
00:01:48.220 is this a CIA one world government currency
00:01:51.000 that they're sign-upping us into?
00:01:53.480 So, and very curiously,
00:01:55.660 I asked Max Keiser that question
00:01:57.220 because that's what a lot of people
00:01:58.300 were thinking about as well.
00:01:59.700 But if you look at the early infancies
00:02:01.280 of Bitcoin specifically,
00:02:03.480 you do see a lot of old Tea Party,
00:02:05.960 Ron Paul people.
00:02:07.300 You see a lot of libertarians.
00:02:08.600 You see a lot of anarchists,
00:02:09.780 a lot of free staters
00:02:10.700 that have really been helped tremendously
00:02:13.300 with this technology.
00:02:14.740 And overall, if you assess it,
00:02:16.240 you know, many years back
00:02:17.540 when I was first skeptical of it originally,
00:02:19.940 I think it's been a very net positive
00:02:22.060 and a net good
00:02:22.880 for the overall kind of freedom movement
00:02:24.820 that it has helped tremendously,
00:02:26.920 in my opinion.
00:02:27.720 So, you know, it's not an op.
00:02:29.340 I don't think it's an op.
00:02:31.780 Who knows?
00:02:32.440 I could be wrong.
00:02:33.180 Many years down the line
00:02:34.200 when we have, you know,
00:02:35.300 a thought police
00:02:36.040 and literally, you know,
00:02:38.660 microchips inside of us
00:02:39.860 that punish us for thoughts that we have
00:02:41.540 and then we're forced to use Bitcoin
00:02:43.080 and their transactions
00:02:43.940 that trace and database everything.
00:02:46.240 Then when I'm wrong,
00:02:47.320 I'll admit it.
00:02:48.060 But as of right now,
00:02:49.160 it's more of a disruptor
00:02:50.960 than kind of a centralized kind of thing.
00:02:53.220 I think that's very big of you
00:02:54.200 to say that when we have brain chips
00:02:55.660 and the backlogs,
00:02:56.400 you will admit you could be,
00:02:57.380 you could have.
00:02:57.720 Exactly.
00:02:58.560 Okay.
00:02:58.920 Now you pull a card
00:02:59.960 and you have to answer
00:03:01.300 yes or no.
00:03:02.840 Got it.
00:03:04.360 Light bulb companies
00:03:05.640 intentionally made them go bad.
00:03:07.700 I don't even,
00:03:11.360 was the person who wrote
00:03:12.740 that card literate?
00:03:13.900 I don't, what is it?
00:03:14.760 So I actually know about this
00:03:16.280 and I already know my answer.
00:03:18.360 Oh, okay.
00:03:18.840 All right.
00:03:19.140 If you understand.
00:03:20.300 So light bulb companies
00:03:21.520 intentionally made them go bad.
00:03:23.340 Meaning like otherwise
00:03:24.260 a light bulb would just work
00:03:25.420 in perpetuity?
00:03:26.260 Yes.
00:03:26.520 I already know the answer.
00:03:38.040 No.
00:03:39.380 Wrong.
00:03:40.420 Okay.
00:03:40.880 Hold on.
00:03:41.640 Planned obsolescence
00:03:42.640 and there's actually a light bulb
00:03:44.400 that's still being used right now,
00:03:47.240 still from many decades and decades ago.
00:03:49.820 So if you look at a lot of companies,
00:03:52.860 there's a conspiracy
00:03:53.780 that the kind of companies
00:03:55.320 came together and said,
00:03:56.320 if we're going to want
00:03:56.900 to sell more products,
00:03:57.880 we have to make them
00:03:58.680 products that go bad quicker.
00:04:00.740 So there's a conspiracy
00:04:01.680 within that with light bulbs
00:04:03.020 that I kind of subscribe to
00:04:04.140 that I think is legitimate,
00:04:05.940 especially with the new light bulbs
00:04:08.260 that they're putting in,
00:04:09.220 that they're mandating
00:04:10.080 all for kind of being echo friendly.
00:04:12.800 Yeah.
00:04:13.480 And a lot of people
00:04:14.380 are also reporting
00:04:15.300 like a lot of conspiracies
00:04:16.340 surrounding that as well.
00:04:17.440 But the ones,
00:04:18.100 the new ones
00:04:18.700 that have the ugly light,
00:04:19.840 those last forever.
00:04:20.680 Those last for 20 years.
00:04:21.760 Yeah.
00:04:22.580 So, but, but,
00:04:23.260 but before that,
00:04:24.360 they used to die out.
00:04:26.880 Like every six months
00:04:27.840 to a year.
00:04:28.440 And I still,
00:04:29.180 because I'm a good right winger,
00:04:30.400 I still insist
00:04:31.660 on using incandescent bulbs.
00:04:33.300 Yes.
00:04:33.860 That burn out every,
00:04:35.260 if you can get their heart
00:04:36.020 to get them.
00:04:36.320 If you can get them, yeah.
00:04:36.780 And they burn out every,
00:04:37.900 you know,
00:04:38.120 three weeks or whatever.
00:04:38.720 Yeah.
00:04:38.880 I prefer those
00:04:39.920 over the ugly blue ones.
00:04:41.900 As blue light is also associated
00:04:43.320 with a lot of negative
00:04:44.020 like health factors.
00:04:45.080 But so you're saying
00:04:46.380 that for the good incandescent bulbs
00:04:47.920 that we like,
00:04:49.420 they, they are designed to,
00:04:52.360 they don't necessarily
00:04:53.460 have to go out
00:04:54.200 every month or two.
00:04:55.420 So how do you,
00:04:56.060 so then why hasn't someone made
00:04:57.600 an incandescent bulb
00:04:59.700 that lasts?
00:05:00.100 Very good question.
00:05:01.020 Well, now with the regulations,
00:05:02.320 they, they, they can't
00:05:03.280 because the government's
00:05:04.000 mandating these ones.
00:05:05.260 So you would think a company
00:05:06.800 would kind of come in there
00:05:07.820 and that's a good kind of
00:05:08.580 plausible kind of explanation
00:05:09.580 to it that would probably
00:05:10.700 maybe even disprove
00:05:11.720 this theory.
00:05:12.460 Yeah.
00:05:12.700 But I, I particularly
00:05:13.560 subscribe to it
00:05:14.580 based off research I did
00:05:16.300 when I was like 16 years old
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00:06:19.720 Greek gods are fallen angels
00:06:23.080 or Nephilim.
00:06:25.020 Huh.
00:06:29.040 So I have to give
00:06:30.040 my answer.
00:06:31.100 Do you believe
00:06:31.780 they're Nephilim?
00:06:34.280 Or fallen angels,
00:06:35.480 or demons?
00:06:36.520 Yeah.
00:06:40.300 I'm going to say no.
00:06:41.220 The answer is yes,
00:06:43.920 but, but.
00:06:45.540 I agree with you,
00:06:46.160 actually.
00:06:46.600 Do you?
00:06:46.980 Okay.
00:06:47.120 Yeah.
00:06:47.400 Yeah.
00:06:47.560 So they are,
00:06:48.400 they are pagan deities,
00:06:50.340 you know,
00:06:50.460 pagan gods are demons.
00:06:51.960 Yep.
00:06:52.820 Except when they're imaginary
00:06:55.460 and except when they're,
00:06:57.740 I do believe there's a kind
00:06:58.780 of philosophical paganism,
00:07:00.240 like the paganism of Plato
00:07:01.800 and Aristotle,
00:07:02.360 which recognizes that
00:07:05.460 the one true God
00:07:06.680 in some misty way.
00:07:08.800 But yeah,
00:07:09.500 when it's like,
00:07:10.140 you know,
00:07:11.120 you know,
00:07:12.220 Vropra,
00:07:12.840 Papa Lapa,
00:07:13.520 Lapa Thustra,
00:07:14.440 you know,
00:07:14.800 was sleeping with his
00:07:15.860 sister-in-law,
00:07:16.720 whatever,
00:07:17.040 that,
00:07:17.180 that's all demons.
00:07:18.160 Yeah.
00:07:18.800 It's an interesting question
00:07:20.180 because there's a spiritual
00:07:21.620 aspect and a religious
00:07:22.840 aspect to this,
00:07:23.720 but there's also kind of
00:07:24.800 a logical historical answer.
00:07:26.560 I was kind of thinking
00:07:27.440 you would go towards
00:07:28.280 more of the logical
00:07:29.260 historical context of it
00:07:31.500 as of course,
00:07:32.580 there's a lot of stories,
00:07:33.480 there's a lot of myths,
00:07:34.640 but for me,
00:07:35.940 you know,
00:07:36.280 I'm more kind of in tune
00:07:37.680 with the spiritual aspects
00:07:38.780 as well.
00:07:39.120 So that's why I would
00:07:39.720 kind of agree with you
00:07:40.800 that there are larger
00:07:42.720 kind of entities,
00:07:44.880 demons out there
00:07:46.960 because if there wouldn't be,
00:07:48.660 there wouldn't be things
00:07:49.200 like the Bohemian Grove.
00:07:50.440 There wouldn't be things
00:07:51.120 like spirit cooking.
00:07:52.200 There wouldn't be
00:07:52.620 really weird anomalies
00:07:54.380 that happen with the rituals
00:07:56.220 that a lot of powerful people do
00:07:57.480 that are literally trying
00:07:58.820 to summon in demons.
00:07:59.980 Yeah,
00:08:00.100 it is kind of weird
00:08:00.600 because it's,
00:08:01.620 you know,
00:08:02.320 I think Richard Nixon
00:08:03.480 described the Bohemian Grove
00:08:05.680 in phrases that I can't use
00:08:07.460 on air.
00:08:08.000 the most effety,
00:08:09.460 darnest place in the world.
00:08:12.460 Yeah.
00:08:13.060 A little effety,
00:08:14.320 blank,
00:08:15.740 blank,
00:08:16.120 Scotch tape over that one.
00:08:17.760 There's an Italian word,
00:08:18.640 frociagina.
00:08:19.560 Yes.
00:08:19.820 Sort of like that.
00:08:20.520 So he did,
00:08:21.340 and so in a way,
00:08:21.980 you know,
00:08:22.100 it's easy to make fun of all,
00:08:23.220 but then I think,
00:08:24.040 okay,
00:08:24.380 you know,
00:08:24.640 a very Pete Buttigieg-y place,
00:08:27.160 you know,
00:08:27.680 so to speak.
00:08:28.580 But you know,
00:08:29.700 I think,
00:08:30.180 okay guys,
00:08:30.740 yeah,
00:08:30.860 it's all fun and games,
00:08:31.920 it's all just innocent fun and games,
00:08:33.500 and you're kind of innocently
00:08:34.840 worshipping these giant idols,
00:08:36.860 and you're kind of,
00:08:37.240 it's all just like fun and games
00:08:38.320 until you're worshipping demons.
00:08:41.060 Yeah,
00:08:41.220 and I think a lot of people
00:08:42.440 also in the psychedelic world
00:08:43.860 don't understand
00:08:44.940 their kind of larger
00:08:47.240 interdimensional aspects
00:08:49.380 and entities around them
00:08:50.820 that they kind of
00:08:51.340 open themselves up to blankly
00:08:53.100 without having any kind of
00:08:54.100 larger religious backing,
00:08:55.480 and once you start getting into
00:08:56.700 the kind of religious philosophy,
00:08:58.140 and not to sound like
00:08:58.980 a kind of religious zealot,
00:09:00.780 you do see it more than ever,
00:09:02.420 and I think you do see it politically,
00:09:03.940 you do see it spiritually,
00:09:04.860 you do see it energetically,
00:09:05.960 even with human beings
00:09:06.900 when you're interacting with them,
00:09:08.200 you can tell if someone
00:09:09.200 is like demon-filled,
00:09:10.340 you can tell if someone
00:09:12.080 is like just absolutely
00:09:13.120 rotten to their core.
00:09:14.520 Yeah,
00:09:14.800 I totally agree.
00:09:15.540 Okay,
00:09:15.740 your turn.
00:09:16.240 I get the host.
00:09:16.980 This is the last one.
00:09:17.820 You get the host,
00:09:18.360 Chips,
00:09:19.060 you keep your yes and no.
00:09:19.800 All right.
00:09:21.300 Pizzagate is real.
00:09:26.060 So I want to stay on YouTube
00:09:27.520 is the thing?
00:09:28.400 Yes.
00:09:28.860 We can do another one.
00:09:30.780 Because like that word
00:09:31.740 by itself,
00:09:32.620 already YouTube,
00:09:33.320 the algorithm,
00:09:33.900 we might have to edit this one
00:09:35.960 and I can pick the next one.
00:09:37.320 Yeah,
00:09:37.560 okay,
00:09:37.840 so then sometimes
00:09:38.520 when spicy questions come up,
00:09:40.120 sometimes we say
00:09:41.540 we look into the camera
00:09:42.600 and without any
00:09:44.260 audible affirmation
00:09:46.620 or denial,
00:09:47.680 maybe one can infer
00:09:51.240 one's answer.
00:09:52.460 Yes.
00:09:53.640 Yes.
00:09:55.180 Yeah,
00:09:55.620 let's do one more.
00:09:56.360 Okay.
00:09:57.280 I agree.
00:09:58.880 The accepted account
00:10:00.200 of Hitler's death
00:10:01.120 is not accurate.
00:10:03.280 That's another buzzword.
00:10:04.920 Yeah.
00:10:05.240 The YouTube hates.
00:10:06.440 Yeah,
00:10:06.540 we say the Austrian painter.
00:10:08.020 I say the guy
00:10:08.800 with the funny mustache
00:10:09.600 in the 1930s
00:10:10.720 that is German.
00:10:11.060 The mustache man.
00:10:11.740 The mustache guy.
00:10:12.940 Okay.
00:10:13.860 Another card?
00:10:14.980 Oh, no,
00:10:15.320 it's okay.
00:10:15.800 So I got to give your answer.
00:10:17.200 Yeah.
00:10:17.740 I got to give my answer.
00:10:19.000 So, you know,
00:10:19.520 he commits suicide
00:10:20.200 in a bunker,
00:10:21.620 kills Blondie
00:10:22.640 the day before,
00:10:23.660 kills his girlfriend,
00:10:25.500 does not go to Argentina,
00:10:26.640 doesn't go to Antarctica,
00:10:27.360 doesn't go to the moon.
00:10:28.360 Yeah.
00:10:28.620 He dies in a bunker
00:10:29.760 in Germany.
00:10:31.200 So is the accepted account
00:10:32.660 of his,
00:10:33.520 the funny German mustache guys,
00:10:35.640 is it not accurate?
00:10:36.980 Is it not accurate?
00:10:38.000 Is it not accurate?
00:10:39.220 And this is me,
00:10:39.860 I already answered.
00:10:40.460 So if I said no,
00:10:41.260 would it be no?
00:10:42.420 That you believe
00:10:43.060 the historical account
00:10:44.400 has told to us.
00:10:45.760 Is true?
00:10:46.360 Yes.
00:10:46.540 Okay.
00:10:47.000 So I'm answering for you.
00:10:47.980 For you.
00:10:51.960 I think you do not believe
00:10:53.500 the historical account.
00:10:55.100 You're right.
00:10:56.080 I absolutely do not.
00:10:56.940 So what happened?
00:10:57.080 What happened?
00:10:58.660 Argentina?
00:10:59.480 I think it's pretty clear
00:11:00.840 there's a lot of sketchiness
00:11:01.820 around this entire account.
00:11:03.280 The Russians,
00:11:04.100 the Soviets at the time,
00:11:05.140 excuse me,
00:11:05.680 are known for their propaganda.
00:11:07.200 They're known for lying.
00:11:09.380 Stalin was a horrible,
00:11:10.900 awful human being
00:11:12.040 that always tried
00:11:13.140 to have these larger
00:11:14.060 historical kind of
00:11:15.440 propaganda victories.
00:11:16.980 My family,
00:11:18.060 being Polish,
00:11:18.680 was victim
00:11:19.240 to a lot of those.
00:11:20.340 my great,
00:11:21.800 you know,
00:11:22.320 grandmother
00:11:22.960 and my grandma
00:11:23.800 was,
00:11:25.120 my grandma
00:11:25.440 who's still alive
00:11:26.060 has horrible stories
00:11:27.080 with the Soviets.
00:11:28.300 Yeah.
00:11:28.660 And the whole occupation
00:11:29.820 that they went through
00:11:30.520 was absolutely awful.
00:11:31.800 And when you look at
00:11:32.800 Hitler's death,
00:11:33.840 particularly,
00:11:34.680 you look at the kind of
00:11:36.280 propaganda surrounding it,
00:11:37.940 there's no actual
00:11:38.780 real evidence
00:11:39.380 that it was Hitler.
00:11:40.280 The skulls
00:11:40.820 that they found,
00:11:41.980 they showed
00:11:43.080 for a little bit,
00:11:44.340 a couple,
00:11:44.860 I think it was a couple
00:11:45.520 months or years,
00:11:46.260 I don't remember
00:11:46.780 the exact context of it.
00:11:48.000 And people were like,
00:11:48.940 wait,
00:11:49.080 that's kind of weird
00:11:49.820 that you're not really
00:11:50.600 giving us a lot of
00:11:51.520 details or information
00:11:52.280 about this.
00:11:52.860 And then many decades ago
00:11:53.920 they released the skull
00:11:55.280 of allegedly Hitler.
00:11:56.260 It was a female skull.
00:11:57.740 So I think it's fair
00:11:59.560 to say that...
00:12:00.360 Let's say you're Hitler.
00:12:01.340 You sneak out somehow.
00:12:02.580 You get to Argentina.
00:12:03.720 How are you going
00:12:04.580 to disguise your...
00:12:05.340 You're not going to wear
00:12:06.020 the Groucho glasses.
00:12:07.020 You cut off,
00:12:07.920 you know,
00:12:08.200 the mustache.
00:12:08.280 Oh, you do the opposite
00:12:08.960 of the Groucho.
00:12:09.320 You cut the mustache.
00:12:10.300 Or you just grow your hair.
00:12:11.920 And Argentina had very
00:12:13.580 close connections
00:12:14.400 with the Germans.
00:12:15.180 Yeah.
00:12:15.340 And you get in a submarine.
00:12:18.520 You go wherever.
00:12:19.780 Antarctica, Argentina.
00:12:21.300 And there was Mossad agents
00:12:23.120 that hunted down
00:12:24.140 like prominent Nazis.
00:12:25.620 Yeah, and they got...
00:12:26.440 And they got a lot.
00:12:27.360 They got a lot of them.
00:12:28.720 But if you're someone
00:12:29.740 with the full backing
00:12:31.500 of a country,
00:12:32.800 all right,
00:12:33.100 and people who love you,
00:12:35.460 you have many different
00:12:36.560 ways of hiding.
00:12:37.580 You have a lot of resources.
00:12:38.480 You have a lot of money.
00:12:40.300 And I think it's
00:12:41.420 absolutely probable
00:12:42.460 if not,
00:12:45.340 maybe he was taken
00:12:46.440 prisoner or used
00:12:47.580 just like Operation Paperclip
00:12:49.120 here in America.
00:12:50.460 The Soviets had
00:12:51.100 a similar program
00:12:51.840 where they took
00:12:52.500 their, you know,
00:12:53.560 Nazi kind of scientists
00:12:55.720 and doctors
00:12:57.280 and officers
00:12:58.260 and used them
00:12:58.800 for their own military purposes.
00:12:59.800 And painters,
00:13:00.220 potentially.
00:13:00.780 Yeah.
00:13:01.020 That would explain
00:13:02.240 why Soviet art
00:13:03.020 was always over the week.
00:13:03.720 He was like
00:13:04.340 the Hunter Biden-esque
00:13:05.360 kind of painter
00:13:06.180 of that society.
00:13:07.520 So I absolutely
00:13:09.380 don't believe that
00:13:09.880 to be true.
00:13:10.880 Wow.
00:13:10.900 Okay.
00:13:11.360 That gives me a lot
00:13:12.160 to think about.
00:13:12.660 Luke.
00:13:13.100 Fascinating.
00:13:13.600 Thank you for coming on.
00:13:14.200 Thanks for having me.
00:13:15.540 Appreciate it.
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