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24. I know it's been a very long
time, but we're back and we have a
lot. To talk about, Courtney. How are you
today? I'm doing well. I'm excited to be
back. I love the new feast. Thank you.
Thank you. It took this whole setup for
those that been watching Tea Lab, and this
is just the other side of the room.
So
we're in the main setup up, And I
have been promising to give them kind of
a roundabout view, but as Courtney can attest
to the rest of it is still cluttered
and and not set up just yet, so
we'll be getting there. Long. Coming on. Yeah.
But... Be, It's been a it's been a
process, and so we're very happy back. And
III haven't the even think I've told you,
but I do have a couple people that
are on the fence to be coming out
to join us in studio.
And I would like to throw that out
there again anybody local, which, by the way,
doesn't mean that we're necessarily gonna say, yes,
everybody that reaches out. But anybody out there
that's local in Tennessee that might wanna come
join us. And, you know, third mic kind
of situation, reach out to us, it'd be
fun to have some more people in here
And, you know, and what we plan to
get a lot more going on this in
general. So Let's get into some interesting stuff.
I mean, I was just telling her that
I was dying to talk to her specifically
about the Save Act,
digital Id kind of conversation. Mh. Because I
think it's a really interesting 1. And I
I wanna start actually with a a shout
to, our recent
show that we just put up. And I
wanted to make sure we saw the interesting
Or o'reilly just kind of, you know, proud
of how much reach it got. It's I
don't think Already seen yet. It got 314000
views our last show.
Amazing. Which I have to say though. I
have to say, I'm a little bit can
start, like, I and wake up, we talked
about the idea that this might be a
little bit game un un rumble, that it
only has 5 comments. So I'm like, maybe
but maybe simply embedded it large show somewhere
else Say don't get it. But either that
does happened. We wanted to kinda just touch
base to start with this great show. It's
a great discussion. We had last time. We
were talking about the Na is the natural
asset
value
and assets or asset value, Excuse me. And
Courtney recently spoke in front of Congress about
the. Right? I I did. I went to
see capital. I I actually spoke on, I
think 25 shows about this,
including my own. Started with...
I don't know how long it was now,
but it was several months ago where I...
On my radio show. I just, like an
emergency broadcast I had heard about this, and
they... It was back when the Sec was
trying to put a proposed rule to, they
partnered up with the New York Stock Exchange,
and it was actually the intrinsic Exchange group
who was funded by the Rockefeller,
Ava,
ventures and Ib labs and. A bunch of
other people like the
Wildlife of foundation, and
they... They literally created this entity, the I
g
solely lead to partner up with the New
york stock exchange to put the next, the
natural asset companies up on the New York
Stock exchange, which is, you know, completely
like,
unconstitutional and
really just a gross over reach of power.
But I was really... My thought at the
time. I didn't even think that we were
gonna be able to stop them, but we
did, with there was enough pressure
that they did with through withdraw the the
proposal. But at the time, my thought was
just that everybody... There was a 25 state
attorney generals who had made the legal case.
Mh. And they really brought all the, you
know, legal realities
to the forefront of how there could be...
There would be standing in a lawsuit.
So my thought was that if we could
just get enough people to make comments, Yeah.
You know, submit their comment, then everybody who
submitted a comment would have legal standing. Interesting.
And so that was really why I was
trying to sound the alarm. Like, I want
people to submit their comments. And then and
you could even... They... Like, you didn't have
to write your own comments because I know
that daunting for. People. Mh. You could just
include somebody else's comment, like, American Stewart for
Liberty did a great job, Mar Oaks, the
a see treasurer for Utah. Did a really
great job, and he got 22 other. I
think 25, actually, other
you know, state treasurer to
joining, and
you could just say, like, I include this
as part of my comment,
and I support this commentary and that would
be that would suffice that would count. So...
But they did, they withdrew the proposal. They
felt in enough push pushback, which is great.
Of course, they are... Rebranding as usual and
re tooling. Always they're not... You know, they're
not... If this isn't it doesn't mean that
we don't need to stay vigilant, but it's
a really encouraging sign that at least it
felt enough push pushback to, you know, feel
like they had to read re tool. I
think it's an amazing...
You know, it's a good time, a good
moment to recognize that that is the power
of, actually... As I always frame. It doesn't
have to be beyond the paradigm, and just
people coming together. But I... When you can
see that we from any perspective politically recognize
recognized that there's an issue with that. And
come together, you know, at the point is
just enough people pushing back. It really can
make a difference. You know, I think that's
a very positive message there And, you know,
if as you pointed out, And this is
not a a failure or a loss. It's
the yin and yang of the world they
will come back. Around and do it from
a different angle. They will always... They being
whatever entity we're discussing. People in power that
have an interest in what you're trying to
accomplish and they don't care what you want
But this is an interesting conversation about the,
you know,
gamification, if you will, token, you, of nature
of the... Yeah. And Whitney was recently talking
about this as well, and it's definitely a
very clear objective. And I think this overlaps
I think you've already talked about with, you
know, not just outside, but our bodies as
well. Mh. Much anything that exists in a
natural sense being you know, bed on, like,
some kind of casino for for natural an
alarming reality. Which by the way I we
mentioned at the time in last show, clearly,
then there's gonna be an incentive somebody out
there will be incentivized to
make it go bad or whatever that would
mean to benefit off the decline of something.
Because it works both ways. Right? Yeah. Well,
I think it is also the
you know, the concern of, like, the patent.
So Yeah. That's a way that they could
token humans.
They would have ownership. But essentially what they
were doing, these natural asset companies is, they
were modifying. Mh. Like, literally the error that
we breathe, And they thought that they... This
is why we know they're not gonna just
let up because they thought they stitched stood
to gain of upwards of 4 quad trillion
dollars. Wow.
Yeah. And that's, like... That's a number that's
just unfathomable. I mean, at that point you
might as little just say is, like, infinite...
Infinite right. You know? Our brains can't comprehend
in that. Yeah.
Like 4 quad
dollars. That's crazy. But that's what they thought.
And it's all through. This is why it
really... We need to stop with any allowance
and I think at the state level of
carbon pricing. Yeah. You know, any kind of
a carbon offs shoot inc centralization.
Because that really is the lynch and if
you cut that off, then none of this
can move forward. Yeah. Right. But they they
wanted it... I mean, but I used to
joke about how, Like, they were gonna who
modify the water, and then, of course, you
know, Nest did.
Now. Now we... That's just commonplace place. But
now... And then I was like, the next
thing is gonna be the air we breathe
and the scariest part of what was going
on with the Next and natural asset companies
is that you could have private land that
could be listed
on this public
Stock exchange where you wouldn't even know. And
they do through ecosystem management rights, They would
be able to... It's all about the d
growth
inc centralization. So they could actually,
preclude you from being able to use your
own land for anything productive.
You couldn't, you know, farm on it. You
couldn't drill if you had oil or mine
for, you know, valuable.
Unless they claim it's national security interest or
some kind of overlap they just go omit.
You know, it's always... You're not allowed to.
But, well, well, that was what was so
du about it is that they could say
that you're not allowed to. But now through
the ecosystem management rights, they could, and then
it would become d listed as a act.
Right. But they already have the ecosystem management
rights. They have purview, Yeah they can do
whatever they want. Now, and that could mean
that, like, you know, a foreign entity could
be doing it. Right So they can invest
on the public post
I mean it's an Es g similar concept.
I think we made the same point last
time is that, you know, it's as the
Uk and the United States arguing that they
are allowed to keep using nuclear weapon and
oil and so on because it it's
compliant because they use it to achieve positive
thing. It's it's a game that gets played.
It's about controlling you. You know And... Yeah.
That's... It's an important conversation. But this goes,
you know, as we're overlap for a moment
there your body and and the overlaps internally,
the... We've brought up in the past the
conversation of whether using a gene modified concept
that then modi you in a way that
it can be patented? Does that then change
you and how far then does that go
and at what point can they argue you're
no longer you and you can be owned
by something. I mean, this may sound crazy
to some people, but there are very real
conversations being had at high levels about exactly
that point. Yep. And I, you know, very
possibly could have been part of what was
going on during the Covid 19 illusion that,
you know, hasn't ended to be quite honest.
But, yeah. Absolutely crazy. We also talked about
in that show
the 2 party illusion, the conversation of, you
know, using these things. Like, I think 1
part we talked about was this kind of
oscillating of the
of the 2 party, where, you know, you
go back decades and the left was perceived
as more of the rat, you know,
same group and the right was the radical
1. And, you know it goes back and
forth and back and forth. We've already seen
1 of those. From the Covid times to
now. Where all the Sudden goes back and
forth. But so what's interesting is what we
talked about was how we saw that kind
of happening more on the right. You know,
Where suddenly, they were being played into
taking actions that were, you know, to their
detriment, but using a wedge issue or some
kind of an emotional issue to get them
to think that it wasn't. And it says,
you know, this happens to all sides of
the 2 party illusion. And so I wanted
to kinda talk today about
that overlap in regard to the sa act
and digital Ids. And what I'm so what
what... And we... I just talked about this
recently.
This was the the show I put out,
it was entitled
the save act, real Id and Id 20
20 using the 2 party illusion and the
election to Usher digital Ids.
This is so interesting to me because...
I mean, as far... My research and I
I basically sum it up quickly is that
there's an undeniable overlap.
Un unfavorable between Id, which the real Id
act of 2005 was rolled out under the
guy's terrorism and and that kind of situation
and has simply been kicked down the road
and now it's put off all the way
until 20 25. Right. Same thing though. And
and it it's a changed in what they...
What it what is now real Id compliant.
That has been overlap many times with Id
20 20, which Know you're familiar with. Mh.
And the idea that this is a digital
Id discussion That's what it's really about. And
even within real Id, you can find overlaps
of digital Id. And then within the Sa
act, it's listed very specifically, the 1 of
the main examples is real Id compliant identification.
In other words, there were birth certificate examples,
passports and so on. Mh. Point being there
is that there's... I think it was 48
percent, 53 percent half the country doesn't have
1 of the other. Right. Right. And so
either way right there, you're gonna be driven
into the the digital Id infrastructure.
My point is simply that at... What point
when they note where we all see it
going. Digital Ids are clearly what they're driving.
Mh. When they then say, okay, these are
all will accept, and then that simply gets
amended. And it's too late Now. You've already
passed. It's already there. It's easy to amend
these things without any involvement, which I don't,
everything is easy Cognizant about involvement from the
people in my opinion, but my point is
that I'm worried that people are missing this.
And I would say on top of it
that I mentioned last time, I argue that
it... I... The general premise of the Sa
act, I agree with. I think it's important
to make sure that Americans are the ones
voting and nobody else, but we need to
be careful that it's not trojan horse. You
know, so what your thoughts on that. So,
I I've actually... I thought quite bit about
this, and I I actually... When I went
to the state capital, I've I've been several
times this year, you know, the 1 time
was to
speak on the natural asset companies, which are
moving towards a climate smart commodity Projects. That's
a... That that's been in the work for
a long time. I think they kind of
derail that a little bit. Now they're really
aggressively moving forward with that. Mh. And that
is tied to the Es g and all
that. But the other 1 was on the,
voucher system. The school choice issue and the
Bell you're the
education Freedom scholarship act. Okay. And they're really
pushed back against that. And that
agenda goes back several decades. Charlotte, was probably
the most, you know, vocal,
whistleblower. She was under the rate administration. She
blew the whistle on the best project. Mh.
But she talked about the whole, you know,
world core curriculum, which is known in the
United States is Calm course
Communist corps.
But it comes from Robert Mueller. Robert Mueller
was a
assistant... A secretary,
Their assistant secretary, general to the Un. He
worked for the Un for 38 years, I
believe, and he had this a whole 2000
ideas. Plan which actually ended up being 7000
ideas.
But he, you know, he literally said it
was all about creating a, global citizenship, and
and you know, putting every child into a
computer. But he said that the whole education
system would then be predicated on the works
of Alice Bailey.
Course Alice Bailey is the disciple of Madame
B.
She was the... You know, she had an
ascended master draw cool. Mh. Who told her
that it would be her mission in life
to
execute the plan of the mason to create
a 1 world religion.
And she was 1 who formed the Luc
trust
in 19 23. It was in a year
earlier. It was called Luc for publishing.
Wow,
little on the nose. So they they changed
that. But Madam Le paper was called Loose
from magazine.
So But he says that it's going to
be based on her works. And you know,
her plans. And she has... You can go
right to the Lu Trust website, and they...
They outline from her external, of the hierarchy,
the 9 step plan for the new world
order. Mh. It looks like that is what's
being carried out. Right.
So I went to go and
speak to them on,
you know, to fight against the
agenda.
And so I actually told a group of
moms who were standing outside, you know, could
they were talking about, like, the voting and
everybody needs Id. And I think they thought
I was super crazy when I said it,
and I said, I'm a little concerned about
this because it's not on on principal. I
don't disagree. Mh. Obviously, you should be a
citizen in order to vote. And Is all.
Right? Yeah. Right. But I said, but I
know the Hi gall dialect and I know
how they play these games. And... It I'm
very concerned that there are people waking up
to, you know, things like sovereign and citizenship.
They they go by different names. Right? And
some them really are scams.
But some of them are really just reading
the natural law. Right. And, you know, hopefully,
you find somebody who's really guiding you through
that process or your reversed. In not long
you're able... Yeah. That's it's very extensive. Mh.
So I'm very concerned because I think there
are more people who are in you know,
going on that path. Mh. And they're,
you know, reno their citizenship. They're giving up
their birth certificates,
that, you know, various documented... In the sovereign
citizen direct Yes. Interesting. Okay? And I'm concerned
now that that's a these are people who
are
you know, wanting to be that they're in
the freedom camp, you know. Right? And they're
anti establishment for like lack of a better,
word. But I'm concerned now that a lot
of those people are going to be...
They're being led and steered. Mh. And then
now they're going to clamp down. They'll be
duvet ab bait and Switch, and they'll suddenly
require this,
you know, the paperwork for voting, how Right.
Right. Now all those people won't qualify. So
who... How would they vote? Think about it.
Right? That... Oh. Go ahead. Yeah. I was
just gonna say that if you think about,
how would those people vote?
Versus the people who are, you know, following
the straight narrative. Half. And that... This is
not to say that III agree on 1
side or the other. It's not about that.
It's that I can see how it be
weaponized against them. Exactly. And that I mean...
And it's a... The whole point is that
they're
the most
successful
manipulation use something that people care about. That's
something that we do want. Right? And so
then they get you voting on something usually
with a rider or some kind of add
on that you don't notice. But this is
just, I think this a little bit more
throughout. It's it's listed right within it. But
that's it's it's easy to fall into that
trap because you do want this, You know?
And you make a great point there.
Excuse me.
That I brought up in... Like, the the
the the whole point being that, obviously,
we should care about whether citizens are voting.
And whether somebody else in the world is
trying to or other people that aren't, you
know, that matters, and if you disagree with
that, that's okay too, you can have an
argument discussion about why you think that shouldn't
be the case. I have to point out
that the fact that Someone like Elon Musk.
Posted this and said you're a trader to
the country if you don't agree with this
bill. That's the kind of poisonous division that
I see average crazy because I agree that
it's we should support it, but to say
that it's dangerous. But my other side of
that is that we should also care if
there's a... Even just a few people. That
are somehow boxed out and unable to vote.
And is their right. And so the this...
We should care about both sides of that.
And neither small... Even I I think both
sides are a little are small in a
larger conversation, but they both matter. You know?
And so now we're a point as you're
highlighting where the the study even being discussed
for have people that are leaning into more
of a, you know, which is they right
as well, sovereign citizen direction. Mh moment omit
and getting rid of these documents. And then
even at the current level, they're not allowed
to... Or not able to vote, Yeah. And,
you know, I... It's an interesting conversation because
if we're gonna argue that you should have
to... That we should make sure, however, that
people are only people are voting or something
Citizens. How do you regulate? How do you
assure that? And so there's a fair question
to be had there. I argue that you
don't need tech, you know, citizens digital Ids
and technology to do that. I think there's
easier ways to do it. Yeah. You could
have a website where sent vendors in their
social security number. You know what I mean?
Like even though that's technology.
You know, either way, the point is that
driving us a direction that is removing all
of those things, which I clearly see is
obviously weaponized. You know. Well, I personally think
that, you know, so many, like, legal citizens,
they go through a process where they actually
have to take a test and they learn
about history. They learn civic, and most Americans
are completely,
you know, oblivious to any of that because
we've had such a poor education. And those
what caught is false. Yeah. Exactly. Right. Most
so much of what they know just isn't
so, but
I think... And I think that's by design,
but I think I and I I know
people probably think this is crazy, but I
personally wouldn't be opposed to some sort of,
like, everybody is required to take some sort
of a test in order to be able
to vote. You know, to prove that they
actually know the history they understand what their
role is why they're voting. You know, what
is the history of the system that's been
set up. Why do we even have a
boat? I agree with... I I mean, I
understand where the intention comes from, but I
you I you would also probably immediately agree
how easily that could be weaponized right away.
You know? Would argue though that that any
barrier on what is somebody's right. Mh. I
think it's a problem. You know, Like, at
the end of the day, even though I
agree the sense is that there are a
lot of people that Don't even understand what
they're doing. And so you... You're coming from
place where it's like, look, we it's important
to know what you're voting for know what
matters to earn the right.
Right. But, you know, I but I would
always fall back on the extreme level of
it where, you know, it's take you're right
to free speech. At the same point. You
know, it's where... Well, you should have to
learn what to say before you can speak
because that, you know, that seem kind... It
could be weaponized recognized. You know? I think
those are very different. I. I agree point.
But I I think that it's clear that
there is always an effort to try to
manipulate the things that are genuine and important,
You know? And so bringing it back to
the point about voting in general. You know,
the digital Id aspect, what I think is
interesting. There's 2 things is that the Republicans
were easily
the most resistant group out of the 2
party illusion paradigm conversation. Yeah. More resistant to
that during, you know, the height of it
than the were left. Right? Yeah. And so
that as this has changed over time, I
think that's still generally the same for the
left conversation that they argue, you know, vaccine
passports or whatever. And now you've got a
point where they're convincing the right. In a
different way. To... Sides. And even once we
realize, my point is now you've got this
real majority who, in 1 way or another
actually might agree to going in this direction.
And I think that's what Paul point is
is using them to eventually get the agenda
while both sides play a part in cheating
that. Totally. And I mean, I think this
this is the Hayley yelling dialect what they
do every time. And this is actually the...
Conversation that I had on the school choice
voucher. Mh. Because,
Anthony Sutton does a really great job of
this. So a lot of his material came
from Charlotte is a beat Charlotte is to
beats father on and grandfather. Were both members
of skull bones. Mh. So she had access
to, like, the, you know, Ro
black books. Yeah. Which
And they had already been in communication on
the research he had done on the Soviets.
Mh.
So They he he got... He attained, that
material, and he outlined how, the order of
sc bones took over the education system, and
how they control the patient system and how
they weapon Galen dialect. Mh. And I... Actually,
I mentioned this when I was a you
could think of saying to me when I
at the the, you know, talking to the
state legislators. They were, we're the Republicans? We're
the good guy. I don't know why you're
arguing with us, and I said, actually said
that loud? Yeah The that lot. And I
said
I don't really care if you have an
R or d in front of your your
name or in front of the bill, you
know, my concern is, are you
stripping parents of their rights, Are you increasing
government spending? Are you raising the taxes?
Right. Are you limiting
the the freedoms of the parents and, you
know, to educate children as they see fit.
Right. And that is what I'm concerned about
not the label. And so explain to. I
said, you know, there's something called the Gallium
dialect and
they me They're falling for it. Yeah. Yeah.
I was very polite about it, but I
kind of... And they... They said you're using
big words, and we don't understand what you're
talking about. Wow. And that's III
know.
And I said, well, you know, that's not
a problem. We can do a 2 minute.
I don't need to give you a big
long philosophy lesson. We can do, like, a
2 minute this will be fun. You know,
just kind of quick overview
of how this applies. So what we're discussing
here, and
Empty sutton really does a great job in
his book outline this, but he talks about
how they're going to pit both sides against
each other, And they... That is exactly what
we're seeing. Is And, that's a really great
example of it. Is it... So now you've
got all these people on the right who
are advocating for school choice because they've used
these marketing terms, like, freedom and choice. And
Mh. You know, most people who are on
the quote unquote right,
that that resonates for them, but they're not
real realizing that it's government school choice, and
whatever the government funds it runs. So you're
not really
given the choice. Well, and, you know, to
your point about the the, you, we're the
good guys are what they said. That's how
that works. They then they get convinced that
well because we've got an Rn person's name,
then they're not gonna do I mean, that
may be the case or what... Eventually somebody
who... If if you think that's the truth,
which I think is not even remotely the
truth. But let's just say that's the case
in your mind, happens with the democratic gets
voted in down the line. Yeah. You know,
it just at the point is you're putting
that power in a centralized position for government
to use. Yep. I just... This is why
I'm always talking about don't look at it
left and right, which I know is, you
know, on deaf ears for most of the
country. But Yeah, just... It's your government doing
these things. If we can actually stand back
and look at it as your government and
just hold them accountable as whole. Yeah. Then,
you know, we wouldn't... They couldn't be able
to use these against you. You know? But
it's that's a scary thing to think about.
These are people in visions of power
that are... I I just the most childish
that you we're on. We're are the good
guys. You know, it's just... I think that's
so crazy to me. I I don't even
explain to... Both them. I said, I I
almost think it would be better if we
had a Democrat governor
because all these republicans are carrying water for
our quote unquote republican and governor. Who's trying
to pass these bills that are Icing. Brenda.
So they push back more on the governor
if it's. I found that with this you
know, with this the... Education Freedom scholarship. The
people who were asking the best questions were
actually the Democrats. Because they were already put
in a position where we're supposed to fight
that. Mh. And so they were sc the
material where a lot of the Republicans had
barely looked at it, and they just pass
it through. And it's not that I agree
with all these Democrats us on a lot
of issues. A lot of them I don't,
But I I actually told them right upfront.
I said, I... You were asking real good
questions. Right. These are hard us you know,
issues and you were bringing things to the
forefront that need to be addressed or at
least examined. Right. And I told I really
appreciated that. You know, I may not agree
with them on a lot of other things,
but it's... But I think once you're being
pit against each other, that's just it. People
fall into these identity,
new politics, and that's... The problem. It is.
You know? And and it's so if if
you're in a position where you simply think
that because they're left or right that therefore
there is no problem, like you're missing the
bigger picture. I mean, it's as simple as
that. The you know, the other thing I
gonna mention was the
same time this is happening under the... In,
you know, again, as I perceive it. I'm...
It's certainly possible I could be wrong. The
the...
Uk is pushing openly on the surface. We
need digital Ids to stop the migration or
the immigration. Like, how... And they're... They they
pushed it through, like, right on July fourth,
which I don't know was relevant, but Thought
it was interesting. But the point is that
you can see it at the same exact
time. They're arguing we have the same problem.
Over here, they're just like, here, we need
this build. That's not about Digital Ids at
all, even though it uses digital Id overlap
or the, you, real Id act, Uk is
going... We need digital Ids right on the
surface. I some... I think it's obvious They're
both driving at the same thing, and if
somebody... Oh, good. 0II was just very quickly
and to say, well, this is incremental. Right?
Because you look back at even just the
passport requirement. Mh. This good factor to 19
13. It's not that long ago. Right. What
was going on in 19 13. Right? Also
when the Federal Reserve act, the income tax
act. Right. This is the, you know, the
first world war. This was Woodrow Wilson, who
was the... It's first new world order president
or To publicly say he was advocating a
new world order. And he was advised by
Ta talk and the Cr Commission. Edward were
Bernice and Walter Lip we're overseeing him to
create a propaganda campaign to convince Americans that
the the tariff fact, you know, the reducing
the tariffs was a good idea, and then
we should have quote unquote free trade, which
actually created,
what we're now seeing. I mean, back then,
it was a little bit different, But we're
now seeing the rise of the manufacturing in
China, exploitation of all of our manufacturing in
the United States. Mh but not good for
America. The tariffs actually help create borders, economic
borders. Mh. And yeah, they were also instrumental
in convincing the Americans that this great president...
I mean, this great Christmas present of the
income tax act it was gonna be good
for us. Gosh. The think all the stuff
that happened right there. You never, you know,
income taxes, you know, they'll defend that forever,
but, you know, the country was fine before
that happened. Yeah. And and the idea as
well, that as I understand that it wasn't
about 19 18 and the and the Kansas
are Spanish flu, where the passports became like,
okay, from here forward, we have to use
them. So it's a good point to think
about using the Covid vic vaccine passport, same
agenda, the same attempt. And, you know, is...
What I said yesterday the other day, which
is fascinating is you think about the time
of that. Now we don't... We go, yeah,
Of course, passports. Because we've used them for
so. But I think about when that happened,
when you're thinking okay Before this, I didn't
need to do that. Of a sudden, they're
like, you need to register, You need to
have your name and your picture, and and
you have to show this or picture. I
don't if that was the capping at the
beginning. But... You know, you... And people were
like, wait a minute. That's that's not freedom
with a liberty. Right? It's the same damn
thing again, and they're trying to convince you
that for the same reason. It's just it
just never stops. That I was gonna point
out the weaponized migration, you know, somebody pointed
it out Chad. Again, the... My my whole
point on this is that I think that
this is important. And I think that the...
And I've talked many times about how obvious
and real and in face weaponized migration is.
Along before the crash of the United States.
Yeah. We've seen it through the United States
for, policy is real foreign policy. We've seen
it Uk. But it it's something that's commonly
used. Yeah. So we should very much care
about that, but that doesn't mean we should
go well, digital Id in order to fight
weaponized migration. You know, it's like, we need
to recognize that we're being played. My point
would be if you have a problem with
this,
scream about
Speaker Johnson, and have everybody involved with pushing
through. They don't need to put real Id
act in there to make this happen. There's
plenty of other ways they could verify what
your citizenship is. You know, and this is
the type way. Right. But I did, I
I think this is, like the, you know,
the fabian socialist incremental like apes. We... They
slowly give us these different things to get
acclimated to. And like you said, people don't
question passports anymore. Mh.
And I was questioning it recently because I
I went to Geneva,
the the end of May beginning of June.
I was part of, like, the... You know,
combating the who. There was global think tank
that I was a part of. And I
was like this, the whole prophet us of
half. Where it gonna even come from I'm
nothing. I don't think this is, you know,
a really old... I'm sure at some point.
People didn't have passports, and they we survived,
you know? Yeah. They started looking into that
and yeah. So... But when now, we would
not think of not having a half or
if we're so conditioned. Well, think about how
weird it is. When you really think about
from, let's just say you're at American in
you're in United States and and you just
were like, I don't wanna be here anymore.
Right. And you don't have a passport You
can't leave. I know? That's kinda crazy. But
who what right do they have to say
you're not allowed to leave the country? Like
what I wanna live in
Australia for the rest of my life? And
they're gonna say no you can't until you
register with us before you leave. That's pretty
interesting. That's very clear. Like, that should not...
That is not in my mind synonymous or,
you know, the same as freedom, Liberty. It's
not. But no.
Danger terrorism, and we're, okay. We all call
back Ironic. It's the very people who claim
that they want, like, you know, a worldwide
piece and we a more integrated unified world.
Mh. But they create all these boundaries that
we're not And that that... That's been written
too. I mean, the the future architects, you
know, Kissing and B. They talked about that.
How They would empower they would create these
nation states
intentionally to create the rise nationalism to
it. Yep. Well it's if that's a 2
part... We we just what we started with.
Right? And so you get 1 side calling
for... Literally no borders at all and everyone
anywhere everyone knows outside going extreme national borders
and they're all kind of aiming somewhere in
the middle, you know, to keep that, you
know, it's just it's always the same agenda,
you know? And to to bring that to
another thing I think is interesting.
This... It has to do, I I I've
seen a very clear overlap with a lot
of this in regard to Twitter, elon Musk.
I think he's playing a very central role
in sort of driving what like, what you
just described. Like this new kind of techno
democratic
nationals directions, You know
Was literally the president of Techno Inc. Right.
19 30 Dr wright at Columbia University. So...
Yeah. That you'll find this especially interesting. I
think this was from today. Yeah. Yeah. Is
he says,
the first, this person
not familiar. Looks like an executive Vice President
of the European Commission for you, fit for
digital age and, you know, there's overlap. It
says in our view, Twitter doesn't comply with
the Ds in key transparency areas that mislead
leads users failed to provide adequate and written
repository,
ad repository and blocks access to add for
research and blah blah blah and talking about
the Digital Service Act. I don't... In no
way am I saying I agree with these
people what they're doing or supported at all.
But the point is that what he responded
to him and said, the European commission offered
Twitter an a legal secret deal.
Which again, I I wouldn't be surprised at
all, but must realize this is just him
saying this online. We have no evidence of
that yet. So it's just like every twitter
files everything else. We have to be objective,
but it says, if we quietly censored speech
without telling anyone, they would not find us.
The other platforms accepted that deal, which if
true is a big deal. That's a huge,
you know, that's showing... I don't think anybody's
on the illusion these groups are honest. Yeah.
If we all know that they play government
in general. But I... What do you think
about that first and first? Just him saying
that? Does... What does that register with? Of
piece so you're saying that they're... The transparency
areas that don't comply.
So this... They're basically saying that they're not
meeting the standards necessary for
advertising. The all the the, European Commission and
in general, like, allowing this to exist and
they're saying basically that what he's doing is,
you know, the transparency areas, adequate, ad, repository
block access, whatever they're saying there. Basically they're
saying that there's a problem so they're going
to
take action. And he's simply saying that they're...
They offered him a deal to say as
long as you do what we want in
sensor we want, we will bother you. Well,
I I think where this is all going
is you know, they're they're doing their summit
of the future. Mh in September. And this
is based on the... They're gonna vote on
the digital global compact.
And,
Antonio Gutierrez has been saying how
we have a real problem with safety on
the Internet. And, of course, by safety, what
he means is that we need to censor
more. We need to regulate hate speech and
misinformation is a huge problem. Of course. And
so, of course, they're talking about ways that
we can combat that, and this means more
regulation. And I... I have a huge problem
with that. Oh, yeah. That's a very very
concerning, and I've read
the Ai world, society,
plans. This is the Un 100 that they
partnered with Boston Global forum. Mh. It was
Michael Du, the former governor of Massachusetts wrote
the spoke, rem making the world, the age
of global enlightenment. Mh. And
I... I've been doing kind of a dive
on the
spiritual
in groups and
underpinning of the Un, which is now the
world economic form. They partnered in 20 19
so it's, you know, as I had mentioned
about Alice Bailey. I mean, she started the
Blue trust, which was the
spiritual consultancy and it still is to this
day to the Un.
And so it... I'd really think this book
making the world age global enlightenment. When they
say enlightenment. They don't mean, like, you know,
the enlightenment period. They mean the enlighten 1,
and it does look like the enlighten 1
is going to be some sort of a
cyber satan,
this whole plan is to create, they talk
about creating. It is the global brain,
which is really interesting because right now, there
seemed to be these 2 camps and conrad
dialect again. Mh It seems like there's a
1 cam that claims that they are anti
trans.
Mh.
Which is really interesting because those people happen
to be just cycles of a barbara remarks
Hubbard who is a trans. Mh. He... She
even said that, like, Christ was trans human
cycles crazy her in her like,
Armageddon was a book where shocked about it.
I have the quote. Interesting clue. I know.
But she's very much a trans. And, but
her cycle is claimed that they are not,
and they claim that we are already. It's
more of a jung concept. We're already in
a a global collective conscious. Mh. But it's
we need to evolve that consciousness into the
super organism of humanity,
weird. It's very, very weird. Bruce Lift who
is a... He's 1 of the evolutionary leader.
That are part of this new thought cult
but he talks about how... But this is...
His Bar Hubbard has this, like, wheel of
c creation. Mh. It's... Again, it's just very
agnostic kind of view. They think that Mark
Ga, who's is 1 of these disciple actually
says that we are going to be the
savior for God.
And it... This is, like, this is back
to kind of, like the neo Vuitton kind
of concept that, like, you know, God is
he can't know himself. And so, you know,
is the Pan
to concept that we can help him to
know himself, and this is of course, how
we're on to save him. Just... I mean,
but this is some deep, like, very abstract.
Like, that doesn't make much sense other than
like, like, and now like, how... They jet...
Are they meaning this literally. I find the
hard to believe. Yeah. No. Needed literally. I...
Unfortunately it's very literal.
And is a lot 1 unpack. Sounds just
totally c. Crazy.
I actually just broke down on my last
1 of a recent show. This book is
called cosmo.
And this is
this is Mark Ga,
Zach and Kenneth Wilbur,
And the 3 of them together makeup Gave
Temple. I don't know how but somehow they
make David Temple, and that's the, you know,
pseudo that they go by. Mh. But that's
this book that they wrote. Like, a meeting
meaning in there. I think with that. I
think you I it my be relative... Like,
they're referencing, like paul's temple. I I have
theories on it, but I don't miss enough
to know you. Just the fact that 3
of them are the 1, kind of... Oh
the temple, the God. Yeah.
That's yep. Beer might be right. I I...
There might be something to that. So but
did that camp claims that their anti trans,
but then there's the other that are, like,
the K.
And K will, just, you know, he's releasing
his new book that's a... We know the
singularity similarities is near, and now He talked
about the singularity is nearer.
And he claims that
the singularity is going to occur in 20
45.
And I find this really fascinating because when
is the you on Un 100 plans to
the Ai world society.
It's the centennial of the event which just
01:45.
Mh. But the reason I say I think
it's dialect is because... And I don't know
that the, you know, maybe the mark Ga
and vaccines are genuine. I don't know. I
don't fully trust them. Mh. He's my yeah.
He's, like, convicted pe file. And I won't
make any allegations here. But if you want,
you can watch the Doctor Phil episode, Where
his his vin dedication, his his Ali, rather,
is that she was 13 going on 30,
and so therefore for, you know, it's not
a yeah.
But
that aside, the... If we're already in a
global brain, it's really easy to just have
the technology
that, you know, just makes that easier. Right?
Where the other people actually believe... Like K
will believe that the technology is what's going
to create the global brain. And I brought
it
lift in. He says that we, you know,
we do c create, and we're... We have
the opportunity we might cease to exist or
we can as humanity choose to evolve. And
he says we start out as, like this,
you know, Am em, single cent... Celled organism,
and then we evolve and we become, like,
these most complex multi cellular organisms
as human, and he says what makes the
me so intelligent is the membrane
that's where collects all its information, and that's
why humans are so intelligent because we have
so much timber in so much surface areas
To collect all this
information intelligent. But he says, now, we can
choose to c create and we can evolve
together into a super organism of humanity. But
what does he say is going to be
that membrane?
To the Internet.
Weird. I mean, it again it's it's... You
know, I'm sure you would need to... Yeah,
we could probably spend the entire conversation station
talking about this and would still be hard
to really grasp how that makes. You know,
it's it's sort of abstract. But when I'm
here... Here's what I would see that my
first But I just read the subtitle here,
which is funny that we're... We've talked about
this so many times. Yeah. And it still
perceived demo most the conversation to be some
kind of a fake idea
it says ready to blend your brain with
the cloud and put nano bots in your
bloodstream and oh my god. It's like, if
only people will start listening to our warnings
about how this is literally already happening,
Yeah. It's just this is it's just a
crazy... It's a crazy... All know where Kept
saying. 20 20 is the year that, you
know, that goes under the skin. Right? Yeah.
Yeah. That it has skin.
Well, in the Ai world... So that's why
I'm saying, I I think that there...
The abstract stuff is to try to appeal
to the people who...
Overt
don't like the idea of trans human as
a. Mh. But then they can learn them
in that way,
because this is just a concept. We're just
spiritually evolving, and it it seems a little...
It is very abstract and seems inn. But
then when you look at the Ai world
society plant, they talk about 6 g They
literally... I mean, you you mouth study. You
already said that trump ones are gonna be
the... What... That's dropped Love 60 g.
I don't know. That's all in conversation, but
they... They they they say that humans are
gonna be the energy that's harness for 60
to function. And in the Ai world society,
They talk about how we're gonna have bios
sensors all throughout a. And that's going to
be connected. So this is essentially the
internet of things, that the Internet bodies, the
Internet of nano bio things. Right? It's right.
And they lay it out in this So
people use Ao, it's just crazy, conspiracy theory.
I'm not claiming that it's already happened or
there were... It may, may. There seems to
be evidence in that direction. I'm telling you,
they've laid out these plans that are very
concrete. That's that's where they wanna go. Well,
it goes back to the same open. I
think digital Id. Sorry. Is all just full...
Is the way to get us. There. Absolutely.
And so perfect. Right there. Brings up completely
full circle. You know, is it now... Like,
you're highlighting it is that they're they're using...
Like, just a f this, I thought of
the way you're frame it. And again, I'm
only taking off your kind of your overview
of it. But That you're giving an opening
to, like, this is more religious. First spiritual
than it is technology. And so you have
this door. And, so I... All I would
I would see somebody like a trump coming
out and saying, this is the future for
Christian. You know what or and suddenly, you'd
have a lot of people leaning into it
from the wrong position thinking you're gonna, you
know,
somehow, you know, be closer to god. You
know, and it's just the same point, it'll
will use things that we care about to
drive you into something both sides are trying
to, you know, create.
I just think this is such an alarming
overlaps. Again, I mean, that's to labor that
point, but I think all of this relates
to that. And that this this that's seriously
the stuff might nightmares. What you you're right
there In the conversations and these are what
people understand is these are real time. These
are peep... High level people having conversations writing
books, having in seminars like, this is happening.
And I am of the mind very clearly
as I've talked about that I think the
nano technology, the Smart dust, which I still...
I bring this up still and people look
at you like you're speaking some other language.
You know? And and the Smart dust, I've
shown... And, again, I'm open to the idea
that this... Is, like, I I spoke with,
Jay Coo. I really respect. I think he's
very strong guy. He's coming on my shared
phoenix. He's great guy. I wanna connect with
him again. And and he
made the argument that if he's up the
mind and this is more of, a, like
an illusion that they're... They're still working towards
these things, but they haven't achieved them, and
you know, I get that. I think there's
a little of both. Right that's what I'm
saying. And I I think that at the...
Even even with that's being the point, they're
still trying. And that worries me. But I
I see far too much. Full respect to
what he's saying. I actually see you far
too much out there that worries me that
they're... Like, there... My point was that there
is open discussions or
website. There's government entities that have worked on
Smart dust. Yep. Going back decades. Like, literally
talking about testing it in open c's for
tracking,
care chips. Mh. And you know, and the
guy get has his little video showing sprinkling
dust in the air. You know, and it's
like, this is going back decades. An now
at a point where they're going look at
this big thing that we can put in
your hand. I'm like, that's Bs s. Right.
They're they have, like, played that clip a
million times on on T lab about the
the symposium they had about Nano tech going
back 20 years. And he says this is
the chip from 10 years ago, and this
was a 10 year old video. So it's
20 years ago, And this thing was, you
know, he said, like, the size, like, the
tenth
of a size of a piece of paper.
And it's like, this can land on your
skin, like dust, it can use your body's
power to operate. This is the Da... It's
a da overlap. And this is going back
20 years. Yeah. So I mean, I'm so...
I know as, I've said this so many
times, but I'm worried about where we're at
right this moment. And then overlapping that with...
And nano technology and lipid nano particles, the
shot and I don't... I'm not saying we
know for sure, but that worries that hell
out of me with all of the things
that we are finding out are dangerous about
that thing. You know? Yeah I I'm with
you. It's very concerning. I that's actually a
perfect segue to get into the the thing
I wanted to talk about today. But I
didn't wanna... I wanted to make sure we
touched on what you brought up, because I'm
actually not as familiar with this I want
to be. Okay. And we we talked about...
Oh, they're really... There was 1 other Yeah.
Tweet that I wanted to share that go
back to that same point that Whitney commented
on. I think it's funny. Familiar So same
tweet for Elon.
And Whitney says,
actually, Michael Sc says, in regard to him
saying, you know, we'll stand against this and
that, you know, whatever that they offered a
deal declined. He says Elon Musk is all
that stands between us and totalitarian.
My god.
The messi
like, reggie. He sets her news did a
whole break breakdown why Michael Sc burgers has
been basically shi for for Twitter You guys
will get up. But Whitney says the Pentagon
contractor helping mil military space and brain chip
guy. Is that for real? I mean, he's
literally every facet of the vehicle. Fourth industrial
revolution. He has a company that's working on
it. Like it's ridiculous single facet. And this
is, Sega same point, you know, using things
we care about, you know, and, know, dropping
their Twitter file idea to get you to
think we're gonna change everything. Change the media
and then really just never follow through what
they claim and people just keep pushing the...
As a honey. I mean, Yeah, I think
it would be really, like, naive not to
think there's a whole data mining project. Going
on there. I... A hundred percent agree with
that? I think it's Ado money. I think
it's, like, very rep social engineering in ways
that we're like, existing, like for
the communities. Yeah. It's... I I see it.
I mean, I've I've even seen differences between
other people's things where it's like that shouldn't
be the case. It's not about, like, before
you part of it. Like, there's very clearly
some weird social engineering experiments going on. It's
worries me. So I wanted to make sure
we touched on what you talked about about
Project 20 25. Oh, yeah. Because that you...
That relates to this. I understand it in
some ways. And, I,
sound wave on online originally commented about that
and said, do you know about that side
of it? I, like, really want to get
into? So what are your thoughts on that?
What is that for people that don't know
and what how's it connected we're talking about?
So I I will just full disclosure I'm
non for is a thousand pages long. So
I have not read all thousands. They don't
want anybody to read it all. Yeah. No...
That's why they make these things so long
labor to read because they don't people to
actually read it. Mh. Firstly, I will say
this, and this is not, you know, a,
like, pro anti Trump statement, but he is
not affiliated.
And I think they are trying to position
it. As this is a Trump... Trump has
something called the agenda 75.
Mh.
And that... That's... Different. It's buried and that
he... That's his project. Has he endorsed this
project 20 25? No. He's actually publicly distanced
of... Definitely being presented otherwise? Yeah. I know.
Mh. I know. It is there is a
mass effort,
the very much through the left and this...
Know There's the left right illusion, But... This
is part of how they play
get people real people. Yeah. Exactly.
So they are pitting... You know, if they're
they're making it look like this is an
anti Trump thing, but Trump himself, this he
has publicly. I'm out that. I have nothing
to do with us. Mh. This is a...
You know, there's a lot of companies who
are are, you know, or organizations rather, entities
that are involved.
But some of the very big ones are
like the Heritage foundation who's kind of spear
myth. There is a... You know, I personally...
Am not somebody who really trust. The Heritage
foundation. They have played a lot of dialect
operations previously
throughout history. Mh. So, you know, they play
themselves as front being a very conservative outfit,
a lot of the things they have advocated
and composed are not conservative at all.
So I I I'm a little bit, you
know, suspicious of that. Then there's the Koch
Brothers. Mh. And you know, I I don't
think I need to really elaborate there.
There's a, like, Claire who's been very involved
in integral projects and, you know, to go
back to the, religious conversation. There's a huge...
I think, and, you know, I this... My
opinion, but I do think that they need
to... They've talked openly the... When you read
the writings of the, I call them in
Parasite. I class not the elite, but definitely.
You know this... But you when you read
their own words, they talk about the desire
to have a 1 more religion. And, of
course, I think it's easier once you have
a 1 world of religion. Now you have
people very invested in a a mindset, and
it's much easier to
they're more susceptible to programming
manipulation and to social engineering. Right. And so
they wanna have a 1 moral religion to
usher us into a centralized,
you know, worldwide governing body. Mh. And so
there is kind of this,
you know, philosophical push,
and I had mentioned B and Bailey,
of course, of B actually formalized the Theo
philosophical society in 18 75.
A lot of the members of the philosophical
society were fabian and socialist, you know, theo
philosophy, I think pre it much... Yeah. And
what's the society? What is that? Can you
describe that?
Theo philosophical school society. So she formulated this
in 18 75.
And she says it's not a religion. You
know, it's a a philosophy.
And it's this can calls it the perennial
philosophy. So this idea that we incorporate all
religions and basically make it like a a
soup. You know? So there's... Again, it's... Interesting
idea. Yeah. It's the blurring of all boundaries.
There's know, you know, there's no distinction between
1 religion or 1 denomination. The only thing
she says is that it... And it's this
her own words. She she does say is
dia opposed christianity.
That... Well, that doesn't make sense then. Everything
else is fine. Krishna.
Solved. Yeah. Yeah.
Are problematic.
She is openly,
luc.
Okay. And and say state satanic.
She openly says, it's a agnostic perspective. So.
You know, from their perspective, Loose for is
the enlightened 1 who freeing human humanity because
God was a malevolent god who trapped us
and withheld the noose, and knowledge
that would free humanity. And you know, it's
the the Genesis story essentially inverted and the
week and the serpent become the good guy.
But this is very much what they subscribe
to. And I will just preface this by
saying. I I may not agree with this
world, but I don't think everybody involved is
inherently an evil person and I think it
they... It's a... It's the religion of love
and light. I mean, who doesn't like love
and light. You know? I I love that
you said that too because this is just
basic objectivity. Right? We have to be clear
that, you know, somebody could be, like, for
instance example, not in the military wants to
go over and kill everybody in the country.
Right? They go through because they believe they're
doing something good and just doesn't change the
fact that they're actually not. Right? I wish
had a great interview with Brad Miller, who
I know yeah. Same same conversation. But, you
know, so that's because, you know, I I
can clearly argue from a... As I'm a
christian myself, but I think that's, you know,
bla. And as you know. But at the
same time, that there could be people that
are in that to believe that they found
some new. I mean, it's a great thing.
That's why you brought it up. It really
does overlap with what we just described where
they think that they're like, you know, the
new step of enlightenment, and you know, and
they're just getting tricked into or buy something
into, you know, something that is not in
line with what they believe. It's fascinating. But
what I thought was interesting is
when I was a kid, I had a
thought that was, like,
I forgot how young it was to. I
remember thinking this going like, you know, I
think my mindset is that there was some
kind of an entity that went around the
world and that each religion is just their
interpretation Mh of that. Which doesn't really line
up with what we think happened and so
on. But it's interesting thought is it, like,
is it really just the way we perceive
the same
teachings that there are, especially with Abrahamic opinion.
There's clear overlap. You know? And so you
could make an argument that putting them together
might be some kind of a uni fine
thing. But I don't necessarily think that. Right
I think, at the idea, but at the
same time, you can see how that as
all things we talk about is probably being
weaponized against people in order to drive them
and it's something that they would think they're
doing good, but really not. You know, and
that's the kind of the whole premise. Yes.
Well, so I... You know, the the perennial
concept is that there's elements of truth in
all religions, and I I think that that
statement has a lot of merit. I mean,
Mh. I you look through, even through the
pain religions, and, you know, there's a lot
of similarity and the the themes in the,
you know, all and the the messaging, a
lot of over lab. And there's a lot
of... Because I think they're... Personally, I believe
there's absolute truth, and they're all picking up
on that. Right. They're all relaying, you know,
Kernels of bat. Wow And, of course, as
humans were we don't have... We we don't
have the all seeing eye. You know. So
we're just trying to use our region, our
reason and our intuition to try and, you
know, discern whatever we can to find our
path to the absolute truth.
So I think that that but when they're
trying to... They wanna dissolve all the boundaries,
and that's really what it's about because they
believe that, you know, it's all about oh,
the 1. It's a mona.
Kind of a kind of concept. Mh. They're
not mon and, like, you know, being leaving
in a, you know, a single deity, but
mona in that there is no separation between
any of us. That we all... You know,
they worship the mother Earth through where the
Gaia religion stems from. They worship mother earth,
But it's Pan
because they believe we have the opportunity... We
can c create with mother earth. And so
essentially, that God is within each of us,
you become God. It's danger, it's a... You
know, for a lot of people that is
dangerously
coming up to a line of of what
would be considered blast on us. Like, when
you're suddenly the 1 that is God as
opposed to, you know, It's version, Absolutely. Yeah
yeah. It's it's alright. I mean, the... There's
a reason that capital g. I differentiate between
little gen offices capital g. But there's a
reason the capital gen were you know, consider
her paradox. So... Mh. Well, it's what's interesting
is what you're describing and we've talked about
for is it's sort of overlaps with what,
you know, like Malthus and kind of is.
Like, doing wrong and achieving good through that
kind of a weird... You know, that's... You
know, like, that's what it seems like to
where you can... Add, you...
I think a lot of this my gut
tells me is driving people into a position
like we just discussed where you are, you
know, leaning into their sort of, like, dark
perspective on the world but convincing you you're
doing it for a positive reason. And I
think that's everything we're talking about. Do you
see any overlap with that in regard to,
like, the medical
you know, mark of the beast kind of
covid overlapping in that conversation conversation. I see
a lot. There's actually a lot of,
in the medical freedom movement. Mh. And I
think that's a way that they can kinda
bring in those people into,
their end goal. And I would say really
quickly that none step are we implying that
those movements are inherently wrong, but they're just
in in some ways being manipulated from within.
I think that applies to everything we're talking
about. Yes. This a go. This 1 clear.
I I agree with that. 100 percent. But...
Yeah. I think it's really, you know, a
lot of them are invested in, you know,
what you would call, like, an
immunization of the Es, you know, they're trying
to bring about the end time.
And to serve their end because they want
to bring the antichrist, You know, they That's
I mean, that's what I did to show
on a world in Vacation Day. I mean,
that's literally what is about summon the Lord.
They talk we're seeing this so much in
the media right now. Right? The price consciousness,
that phrase. I mean, that comes right out
of, like, real Steiner talked about it, Madam
Talked about it. When they talk about Christ
consciousness is this pan atheist concept, they don't
believe that Christ was
daughter or, you know, the messiah, They believe
that it's just another world teacher, like Buddha
or Krishna or Lord,
And so when they say Christ consciousness, they're
really talking about the, you know, you being
God, the God within you. Right. And so
to bring this full circle. You know, I...
It's very relevant because they want to, you
know, blur all these boundaries although, you know,
they talk about mother earth, the guy of
religion. Now they're talking about new first religion.
You know, they're we're gonna go from homo
sapiens to Home Universal.
It's a very weird concept. I like, grand
like
what's what's the term of
delusions of grandeur. It seems like a lot
of this. Well, I they think they're gone.
I mean, yeah. They're bad.
But when you blur all of these boundaries,
and now people have no, sense of their
own religion. It's just to whatever serves this
kind of Yep. Pan
goal,
And when they... And so we can c
evolve c create and we can evolve as
a super organism of human humanity. And, you
know, those who are not quite evolved enough
are just going to have to be swallowed.
And this... Again, the Malthus and principle, there's
no room for those useless leaders. Right. But
I think that the reason I brought that,
up was because in project 25 foot, But
the
is part of this movement to
combine so that you don't have... You know,
there's, like, the parliament of World religions. Mh.
And this ent movement is very involved in
that. The problem of world religion starting in
18 93, the Chicago World's fair.
Correct. Yeah. And it was a movement to
you, create... Bring all of, you know, to
bring harmony between all these collision, they really
kicked things into gear again in 19 93.
Mh. And they've been going kinda for us
ever since. And they have... Even, like, the
Ayahuasca worshiping being part of this.
What does that have to do with? That's
so interesting because It... Like, so it doesn't
appear to be any front facing, like, religion
aspect to this. So it's all the politics
and bringing politics. Claire is 1 of the
you know, backers in this. Like, so you
can go through, like, who are we and
you have all these companies. So I brought
up, like, the Heritage S foundation, the koch
brothers
Claremont,
Hills,
and I've got, you know Hills, I think
is another 1 of these dialect. It looks
like a
you know, they... Their whole mission statement was
about taking no,
government money, and all their charter schools take
government money.
So They We endorsed them. And so I
I think there... Unfortunately, there's been a bit
of a c option there. Well what I'm
saying though is that, like,
on, like, that... You're saying there's a very
clear religious overlap to this. Right? What you're
saying? It doesn't seem to be present on
the front of us in any way, which
is interesting in telling. All Yeah. But when
you look at the people who are involved,
they're all about... You know, they have this
ent
agenda. So that just part of it. But
the other part of what I'm concerned about
20 25 that is much more overt is
a lot of the things that they say
that they will do
are things that I think a lot of
conservatives are gonna be cheering for. And say,
this is great. We want the. But when
you look at how they're going to do
it, they're doing it through the executive branch
the executive apparatus. Mh. And that it's blatantly
unconstitutional. And if you claim to be a
conservative, and personally, these mean it... These labels
unfortunately become, like, target audiences for marketing.
And they have very little, you know, value,
at, you know, inherent intrinsic value anymore.
But they do have ideological philosophical roots. And
if you adhere to that and you subscribe
to that label being a conservative,
then you can't say, like, let's stop on
the constitution. When it's doing things that we
like. You know, that doesn't work that way.
What happens when... Let's say you love Trump,
and he does all these great things. But
what happens when he's on in office, and
somebody don't like is using the same,
you know, path to achieve their goals. And
yeah. Now you set a precedent for that.
Exactly. And it's talking about things like gut
the whole yeah. Sorry. No know I just
had a thought when you brought that up
Go. Finish your thought. Oh, I, like, they're
they're gut a lot of the, you know,
you, like, agencies. And that on the face
of it sounds great. But they're doing it
through the executive branch and yeah. Yeah. That's
that's cost of the centralization of power. I
mean, yeah. I made this I made a
huge push about this. By by the eat
the checks and balances that are whole system
government checks balances that we all pretend. Hold
up in again. It's you're right. No. It's
important if you believe that that still being
adhered to too. Right? But it's clearly been
broken. Just gonna further erode it. Exactly have
any sub of it. You know? Yeah And
that's the problem that. I mean, I I'm,
a good push about this. It's like, I...
I don't know years ago about there... From
Obama's time in Bush's time, like, the idea
that they kept increasing both the... Is it
the,
memorandum
of order or something like that, but then
also, executive orders. There's 2 different... Terms. And...
But both of them are simply
something that I argue is completely, I mean,
it is un un
you're going directly from the executive branch and
just man dating down, which, by the way,
should only apply the executive branch, but they
use us to pass laws as they see
it. You know? And so that's that's crazy
that it's gap happening more. 1 thing I
wanted to comment before we move on to
the next pool was the... As you just
highlighted, Donald Trump and the whole legal aspect.
Which I I completely agree. He's being politically
persecuted, which I also agree that he is
criminal like all of them are, But both
those things can exist. What's funny is that
he or not funny. What's what's important is
that during this last,
basically the the Supreme court and, I think
So myers is 1 that wrote this important
kind of dissent opinion. Which, of course, because,
you know, they're left and right, and everyone
ignores 1 the ones that don't like. But
she made a good point that regardless of
why
that this is said the president that the
president is no longer legally accountable for its
actions, Or it's for the person's actions. I
mean, and... So it doesn't... The point is
the same It doesn't matter whether Trump is
in fact being persecuted. They use it to
set this and then now going forward, they
can do pretty much what they want, which
they already have been doing. Yeah. But now
there's just 1 more legal protection. And it's
just... This is the... I mean, I know
what we've beaten the dead horse for the
opening of the show, but it's like, it's
well, the whole show has it's been an
hour, but my point is that it's clear
that they're using things that we ask would
wander or care about to drive in the
same things. And that is the government, not
the left or the right. You know? My
my favorite. You appreciate this. I I went
to, the Red Pill boat, and Jennifer Griffin
who is... He's he's just amazing. Mh. But
he's truly legend. Means in his early nineties
and he's sharp attack. Really awesome.
Very inspirational, but he said how, you know,
politicians are con.
With... And that part to think we can
all kinda of feel But then this harvest
Larry is said and I've never met a
comment. I didn't trust.
It's so true. Like, that's what they do.
It's the confidence man. Right? There. They've been
still confidence and then you trust them and
that's how this game is played. Yep. Yep.
Since Instagram just sent through our show. By
the way, I told you have. But The,
the the whole point about as well is
Soc paths, have are are some of the
best... Like, they are the that, you know,
have learned how to emulate motion, almost better
than we can express motion. You know? So
those are the people that you go man.
That guy's really
cares, you know? Yeah people that... That's actually
a huge miss no. With soc. They always
say that a lot of people think soc
lack empathy. Yeah. It's not that they lack
empathy if that they
they're not
bound by it, but they recognize it. And
they're... Because they have such an even more
so the most people actually. And they recognize
and So therefore, they're able to utilize it
to serve their ends. No. Are you arguing
that they... Or and and you're probably well
versed this than I am, but... So that
they are
able to emulate...
Are you saying that they feel it or
they're just they can they recognize it. They
know how to acknowledge it... They're not necessarily
impacted by. Right. Right. They but they know
what empathy is and they're able to use
it to manipulate. Right. I mean, the way
Understanding... Sense of it's just that they're able
to. It's not like it's irrelevant to them
that they recognize that the world, you know,
they just see that they're... They realize early
that I'm not like everybody. Like, I don't
react feel the same. I don't care if
this happens, but they do. And so you
just learn that it's uncomfortable if you don't
laugh when they do. If you know, you
know, and so you emulate those things. But
it'd be interesting to see if it's more
than that. But I mean, I think this
is at the point that I was make
is that you can show an overlap to
the general percentage of Soc path and psycho
path in the world that generally aligns almost
always with the percentage of politicians and people
in government with this. Easy to look up.
It's true. Yeah. Yeah. Well, and they actually
even did that. I mean, that I was
part of, like, Mk for studies and when
they were,
figuring out how they could not only recognize
soc, but they could
exacerbate it. It. Use it. Yeah. Yeah. Exactly.
Well, I've enjoyed this conversation. Like, I almost
don't even wanna get into this other conversation.
I feel like we keep flushing this other
1 out. But I think that what I
what I was gonna talk about today was
the
an interesting development in regard to the Covid
9 conversation. But we can keep talking other
things if you rather go in that direction
if you'd like. Because I was enjoying this
I'm You. We could do both. I don't
know. We can us that little more. I
think well, I what I say we do
is we can come... I come back to
this or talk about another... This this is
a in my opinion in this a very
different conversation about some specific things that will...
You know, and and all it was is
about an interesting development, I'll either talk about
on Next show where we'll talk about next
time we do this about around, a new
development or rather an old development, but another
identification of how this shots showing your immune
system. But let... Let's talk about more about
the overlap to
the nano tech
kind of trans direction that you brought. Because
you had other you a couple more articles
near that you had you brought up. And
I think what's interesting is this completely dovetail
where or just is. Mh. What they're pointing
at. Right? So in... Is trans,
what they're kind of aiming at when it
comes to these, like, new religious directions,
in your... Yeah. So this... That's why I
say it's kind of dialect electrical,
because you do have the camp of this
the religious theo philosophical. So, you know, it's
AIII
called him
Joplin Goodwin wrote a history of the os
and he he differentiates between the the alpha
and then the theo alpha fist Mh because
it's, like everything they re brand themselves. And
so, you know, just for the sake of
it, that... Yes, there was an actual theo
society, which you still functioning today.
But, you know, they they... A lot of
the new people will call themselves new thought
leaders.
It's new thought,
you know, versus new age.
But new thought is really just philosophy just
the only difference is a stronger focus on
mental. Mh. As, they believe all is in
the mind and that the mind is kind
of like the secret. Right? Know can manifest
through your
you know, the the imagination and you can
create reality or by thinking into being.
But, you know, at these this Neo, I
used to term, like, Neo, the os because,
like,
Bruce lift who I talked about before. Mh.
He claims that they're not der darwin.
Because they they don't like... It... But with
it all of these things, Cherry pick, They
like... They take the part they like. It's
like saying that the Neo marxist... There are
not Marxist.
No. They just reject the part of Marx
that they don't find useful For. I mean,
know? They're still standing on that to do
what they're doing. Exactly. And So the,
neo darwin... I call Neon Darwin Darwin ins,
but
they claim they don't like a the natural
selection. Because they say that breeds competition and
competition breeds individuality. Mean Don't like it. They're
just like, we don't like this 1. Just
didn't know
we have to get rid of that idea
because the competition is what's breeding
individuality. We can't have individuality because we're gonna
cease to be as a a species because
we need to evolve the next stage of
this c
organism, the c evolved. I find so interesting
about that though. So they're openly acknowledging
there's no
justification for dope not using it. There's going...
We don't want that there because it it
doesn't work for what we want to achieve.
As opposed to, like, Darwin is know, arguably
he discovered what do he thinks he's presenting
as opposed to them just going, not this,
not that. We want these ones That's what
we wanna show you because that's what we
want to happen. That's very different than like,
a a genuine, you, that's interesting. Yeah. I
mean, III see it that way too, but
they would probably
defend themselves saying that well know their it's
because, you know, this is the evolution of
humanity, and we're going to cease to exist.
Depends They see it though, as they want
it to be, not that it currently is.
Well, well, they think that that's how it
is. They they think we're we're gonna cease
to be if we don't c create and
c evolve. No. But III agree with what
what but what I'm saying is they're saying
that that's it's a... So if we don't
do what we need to, this will be
a byproduct. It's still not saying that they've,
like, discovered through research to reality of the
world. Right? It's been different. Well, I'm more
that very interesting. Well, And and what's really
fascinating about that is because all narrative. And,
you know, the more you look into science.
I'm not saying there is no science, you
know, I think there have been scientific. Discovery
and I think there are people with integrity
who have, you know, really adhered to a
scientific method.
However,
I went to cern when I was in.
Mh. And if I hadn't just read... It's...
It looks like a demonic temple today. Yeah.
I mean, that's really, I I don't know
how else to describe it, But if I
hadn't just read this David Temple, like, cosmo
around, I don't think it would have been
quite so, like, glaring to me. But In
the Cosmo,
they talk about how we need to rewrite
the story of the universe.
We need new story. And this is a
thing we can up what you want. Yeah.
This isn't... Imagine the universe everybody. We imagine
it. Well... That's what they say. That's what
they say We need new story. We mean
weird. But where else do we see this?
We saw this in
Jordan Peterson arc alliance for responsible citizenship. They
keep saying we need new story. We need
a better story.
And what Fa say. He wrote
the great narrative. Right. Right. That's that's right
after Covid 19, the great. Now we need
a great narrative. What did a Leo tar.
The post modern blocks. You talked about meta
narrative. And how we have to create these
meta narratives for human humanity Dg essentially be
shaped and molded. Wow. And
they talk about... We're writing... Rewriting the story
of the universe and it's like, almost 14000000000
years old, and they recognize that a lot
of people are starting to question the big
bang. So they say Well, that's right. We
we don't really think there was a big
bang. There are 4 big banks and they
doubled down.
But all this to say that it was,
like, there's con of science, you know, could
if if all of it was just, you
know, nonsense, then you would just rebuke it
instantly.
But the fact that there's, you know, something
to anchor to, you kind of you anchor
to that, and then you fill in the
gap. But really, very little science was present
really all just story and narrative. Right. But
it's so weird that they're putting that right
on the surface and saying, like, we need
to create the new direction. You know, it
just should leads the social engineers. Right? I
mean, that's all that it comes down to.
It's not like some actual discovery that's like
an epiphany that's, like, you know,
realization that this is how it is, and
let only me show you that. That's like
a profit. Right. You, as opposed to just
going. We believe they are, but they're making
themselves profits. Yeah. Well, I mean, the ascended
master speak to them. Ellis Bay,
ascended math withdraw cool who helped to write
the 24 books.
And, you know, if 1 of them was
the external sterilization of the hierarchy.
And then, of course, a madame
Had a K
who's her send it mouth. And who were
these These are just... Are these people they
physicians? Yeah. They claim they're ascended masters. But...
Which means what? Described that. Well, it's really
hard to describe because they channel them.
Okay. So now Mean you could say they're
demons. You could say they're... They really are
psychic and they're channel these people in a
different spiritual plane,
you could say,
I I don't know. I mean, it's so
they so they claimed they're channel some other
entities they do and then acting That's, yeah.
That's pretty interesting. So like, trying to see
this through the lens of most popular religions.
That's that... I mean, there are
both demonic as well as angelic aspects to
that on either side of. So it's interesting,
But that's just, yeah. That's fascinating. Like, this
whole thing seems very interesting to me And
it's... You know, I mean, we've seen different
rising and following of different sort of, like,
religious directions, Right. You know, over the years
like, what was the 1 Tom Cruise and
you know, I think that into sci.
So when I talking about the medical freedom
movement, so many of them are sci.
Really? Yes. And that when you look through
the history of Sci, there's so many times
to the intelligence
Apparatus. Yeah.
Yeah. And I I don't think this is
different and I think this is... There's just
like, the umbrella, and that's why I say,
like, the alpha first because it's really about
putting the... Everything into the soup of religion
so they can create a 1 moral religion.
Well, I think religion has been used as
far back as we can look. And I
know way does that mean religion is not
know, that's for each of us to decide
to report. But what's in like, we can
prove the going back that it's... You know,
I mean, didn't going back to, like, a
very prominent time of, like, you know, like,
you know, king's castle, that kind of time
frame, like, whatever you call it medieval time,
whatever the won't be direct time for term
ages. Dark ages well. Just some time for
your or you're dealing with, like, you know,
monarch ease and and different, like, the authoritarian
leadership. And so you have a a
royal family,
and they would ultimately be like, oh, you
have a second son, you're gonna go be
a cardinal or Pope. It's like, that doesn't
mean they're religious. I know a lot of
times they were a lot that time frame,
a lot of people were inherently, but there
was a lot of examples of people that
did it only for power, and we know
it a large part period of time is
written about where the the whole Catholic Church
dynamic was a lot just about power. But
there were still people that believed in guy
this I'm not saying doesn't exist. But so
not always
monarch.
Actually believe that, you know, they were, like,
or ordained by God. Right. Well, so I
think some of them believe that some of
them didn't care and it was used to
hold hour, But I think either way, it's
clear that there was it's... That religion has
always been a tool to to manipulate people
for people. People that see that you care
about it. It's the same standpoint. Right? And
so they use it to try to drive
you in a position. I mean, during Trump's
administration and during even for the first election.
I mean, I legitimately saw
hosts from people that weren't meant to be
funny. That we're act... And it people still
believe this that Trump was sent by God.
Like that... I remember the I... Messiah sore
It's alarming. So I saw a meme where
he even there's the,
like, guy.
Well, he was, like signing a bill. Is
a god reaching over, and I'm just like,
god, this is this is intense. Because how
do you argue against that? Right. I make
the same point about any... You know, like,
Israel and the kind of perception of these
extreme religious beliefs where, like, God said, it's
like, well, I disagree.
You can't have that argument. You can't It's
like, they... There's no winning. There's, like, you're
wrong. You're bla missing. K? No debate. You
know? Right. What what'd you say second go
like, then there's the other side where they
believe that he's the antichrist. A, yes. And
matt, it's really interesting too because as I've
been diving into... I actually spent 2 days
at constant Come house. Who's that? She was
1 who wrote the hidden dangers of the
rainbow.
She wrote a planned deception. Like, she blew
the whistle on the new age movement. Oh,
good. And
she's a long time ago, and she was
really 1 of the first to do it.
Mh. And her library, I think has, like,
80000 books in it. It it's like crazy.
Like, a row book from this rose behind
Me. She has, like, the original volume from
Alice Bailey. Yeah. Yeah. It was really incredible.
But she was talking about... I mean, she's
convinced. Trump is the antichrist that it's he's,
like, been, you know, appointed by this whole
New Age movement deleted, and
and to me, I mean, and it says,
you no. I'm not here to tell people
what to believe or what to thank or
you know, But to me that sounds as
Ludicrous Chris, the people who think he's the
Messiah. Right? Like, you know, I do... Is
it possible that he's being used as a
pawn and that, you know, Do I agree
with everything he does know. Do I think
he's... Everything he's done... Even the fifth things
are just, like, somehow, like, you know, make
him a messiah No? You know? But I
would argue though that what's... I agree. I,
it's the same either side of it. Doesn't
matter what argument. There's not evidence to back
up the argument of either side. I don't
even know how you would end proving that
some kind of like religious experience. But I
would argue that just from a basic, like,
fact based level that being sent by God,
would be something that it wouldn't... I... I
mean, and this is only going from, like,
a religious interpretation of what it's supposed to
happen when that happens, that it wouldn't be
a politician standing on the ground. Right? But
so from the antichrist side, that is what
it's supposed to be. Somebody who is presented
on the ground and it's, like, drawing you
in or something. But I was still argue
though that from a back based perspective. It's
just as ridiculous. I mean, we have no
evidence to suggest 1 or the other, but
I think either way, in it... Well, how
is she a
politically active person, is she a Democrat? Or
is that gonna show the girl with that?
No. She's not. That's what it does for
interesting. Right? So
but that's why I do think that somebody
got her year because she was all in
for Trump until January sixth. Well, so what
is the... What is her mindset then though?
What is it? What's guiding her opinion of
why he's the christ. If it's not like
that he's the political problem. Well, apparently there
a bunch of books on it, and it's
she's she's following that... That's why I really
think there is a concerted effort from both
sides to, you know, point him as, you
know, 1 or the other. Yeah. Yeah. Exactly.
And to because always the same thing together.
This conversation has been dismissed. It's all about
the dialect. Because dialect dissonance. I mean, really,
this is the whole thing. I mean, it's
a You know, and you got... That's part
of why I've been diving into these, you
know, theo philosophical roots because it goes all
the way back. Really, I think, you know,
a lot of people just go back to
Plato doh and I would argue more than
neo plate. But when you go back further,
it's, like, the ancient in Egyptian mysteries. Mh.
Right? Or any of the ancient mystery calls.
They were really weapon
dialect tactics. But I think He really
you know, made it at methanol,
like, a methodology. Mh. And he talked about
that. He said that he could people always
think that it's, like, thesis anti is synthesis.
Mh. And he actually said that that was
actually John Got Got F
interpretation of count. Mh. He said thesis
synthesis, and his go himself that he rejected
both can't and plato a notion of that
Dialect elected because it's too abstract. And he
wanted something that could be used in order
to advance the historic of man,
which the omega point for him was the
state. He believed the state equal God. And
so there go. Yeah exactly
happening again today. Well, so what then why
is that con usually, you know,
what's the word I'm looking for? Why is
that... Why isn't usually people saying that that
came from his work? If he if he's
saying that he kind of rejected it? I
I think because things get watered down and
simplify right? You know? Well, now it's just
proper having George is the common phrases you
today. We don't even understand that how that
ties in with the actual dialect. We actually
had to,
like, kind of, like, a phrases
phrase for the dialect, But the the most,
I think seminal 0 1 would have been
the
abstract negative concrete.
And the, you know, in German, I did
a a thread on Twitter, you know, kind
of giving the definitions, like the English word
and then the, kind of German translation. Mh.
But he just sc it as being a
spiral. So you have abstract negative concrete, and
then it spirals upward towards the omega point
where... Okay. The state equals God. And for
him, like, for people to understand, he really
believed that you... Humans could have no freedom
without complete ob to the state. Try to
wrap your head around that. I mean, that's,
like, totally oxy.
Yeah. But the way you evolve up the
spiral, which in my opinion looks like a
no stick Jacob's ladder. Mh. Do they believe
this is, you know, you're getting to the
omega point god. Right? And the way you
do that is through each virus through
it's a a word in German. It's really
ablation,
but like in German, it's this term a
haven. Mh. And it's very oxy
because it's on the 1 hand, it's to
cancel and destroy on the other hand to
preserve and to lift up.
And so you... This is how that spiral
evolves. There's so many of these, like, piece
through strength there... Or, like, you know, what's
the cotton 1 I'm just blanking on right
now in regard to the United States where
it's... Or just in general new world order,
which is, like, the We need war to
have peace. Right. Or what was this what's
the common through through,
like, the through destruction becomes something... What's the
term it's, like, with written god not blanking
on it. But there's so many of these
words. Like, the clear, like, it's it's opposite.
It doesn't seem to make sense, but it's
they they just... There's so many of these
it's you think all of this kind stems
back to the same kind of
backbone of teaching? Like, there's to stem same
conversation through all these governments and Interesting. I
absolutely do. I mean, I I think this
is how they steer and control. Mh. And
I think that, you know, it's that... We
you have, like, we we know about the
long march through the institutions. Right? What are
those institutions or the education system, the media,
the entertainment,
order chaos.
Somebody posted it today. And I I got
you Burning Beard. He didn't see... She posted
a different way, but I got it.
Order in chaos. Yeah. Right. Because that that
goes to the bigger... Sorry. Keep going. I
just know pop he pulling first it. But
that's definitely, I mean, And that's, like, the
masonic freeze. Right? Right Exactly. U. Yeah Yeah.
So with the... And then, of course, the
family,
but through all of those
institutions, what what are we seeing being taught?
And it it is these concepts. We have
this a very,
you know, kind of intentional steering of
in, you know, the theory of ideas essentially.
Mh. And I I think, I always talk
about, like, with philosophies, like, How does a
philosopher make money? Mh. They're being funded,
why are certain passwords being funded versus others?
And He was very, very useful to, I
think, you know, the Parasite cloud.
So he really came up with a
a system.
Or... And he believed, you know, it was
advancing the history man and that, you know,
there were these world,
historical figures of what they call them, and
he said, like Napoleon was 1 of them.
But he was very influenced. He was a
mystic. He was an a, and he was
in her medicines, and he was influenced by
people like Jacob Bo.
And Bo was a very influential Madame Mo.
Like, he was he was a cobb, shoemaker
and then he talked about how.
He had these big. You know, these static
moments. Right? Where he it's only through intuition,
you know, he was able, to achieve no,
and he essentially became a psychic and channel
of all of. Ascended masters and,
B talked about how he was just such
wonderful mistake. He was inspiring to them all.
Interesting. You know, I aside from all of
the... You don't deploy still. Right? Oh, no.
That was I was take a Bo. Oh,
sorry very influential on H. Oh, Got it.
Got it. I was save despite... But the
they seem... You know, it all sounds a
little abstract and fringe, but then when you
start to realize that, like, these are the
people behind the Un. Right. Right. It's like,
this isn't infringe. And these are the people
who've created Kiss, the social emotional learning. Mh.
Like, that's the professor institute. John Fe
literally thought he was gonna channel and become,
like, them arch change on Michael. I mean,
you look at the conversations between his Nephew,
Bruce Fed, and they were talking about creating
the logo,
Originally, they had this logo that was the
arch change on Michael. Mh. I mean, they've
they've really... It is religious like of course.
Yeah Yeah. Well, we you... Bring You need
an excellent... I mean think Haven't thought about
this in regard to to profits or whatever,
you know, the philosophers rather. Yeah. That, like,
it is an interesting point. I mean, I
even know where where would... I don't think
even today, there's a place for philosophers and
outside of... Or... I mean, ever really. Like,
these are people, you don't work at the
philosophy store. Right? There's way for this. So
people out there are, you know, becoming from
at let's put it this way wave, you
see things online and, you know, these same
kind of things whether it's a philosopher or
some new rising that comes out of nowhere
online. Like, there's... That's coming from somewhere. It
doesn't always mean that it's false or even
that they know that they're being driven by
something that's not something not organic. Yeah. You
know And that... But that's such an interesting
thought throughout history like, well before the Internet
even? Like, Yeah. Where did these philosophers come
from? Like, who made sure that they were
prominent? How did that become something it wasn't
just always organic if ever. You? I don't
think it was. Yeah Yeah. I I mean,
I I really don't. Yeah. I was a
philosophy major actually. So I mean, I never
thought I would actually use my yeah pager
of, like, this is a really useless major.
Right. But ironically, I actually use it quite
often these days.
This has been a very interesting conversation. I
mean, I just think that this... It's it's
so... Obviously, as you could tell, it wasn't...
We... We weren't intending to to focus so.
No I I mean, this is such an
important understanding like, to see
the point we started with. I mean, everything
we've talked about throughout the entire conversation. That
there are powerful entities as I don't need
to tell anybody listening. They are out there
trying to use everything they can to drive
you only to take an action that they
want that will benefit them, but to get
you to think you made that choice. Yeah.
I mean, that's just what everything is about.
Well, and this is a... If if I
can share a at the conference. So I'm
doing it... Yeah. So I'm doing Cognitive Liberty
Conference, and I'm hoping series of many. I'm
hoping we can do in person events. I
do think it's so important. Because part of
how they are able to control and manipulate
us is by atom analyzing us. I think
it's so important that there... We do do
things that in person.
The first day is is actually going to
be only live stream that's just due to
the venue. Both of them, the second is
does have in person availability, but it's very
limited. It's just due to the venue.
But there are person tickets for the second
day. But the first day is focus on
education. It's all around this concept stuff. It's
cognitive Liberty conference
dot com. That's the website. But the first
is on education. It's on what, you know
Charlotte is a eaton called the deliberate coming
down of America. Mh And I would really
apply that to the whole west. It's not
just the United States, although the United States
is a huge target. Right? And, it's how,
you know, they've I exported this pressure model
to the United States to mil us and
to rob us of our creative union. There
was the George land study that turned out
to be for Nasa. They're trying to recruit,
you know, creative geniuses,
and they did a study where they started
with 5 year olds, and 98 for of
them qualified to be a creative genius, and
then they follow them to adulthood and only
2 percent qualified, and you did attribute it
to our education system. Percent. Yeah. And so
we're gonna talk about that. We're gonna talk
about the data mining, the social emotional learning,
the tech ed that they're using to create
this cyber
feedback loop that not only randomized the children,
but of course programs them as well. Mh.
And the child of abuse with, you know,
all of the, you know, p kind of
concepts like the
you know, the trans movement and the clearing
of the children. So we're gonna get into
that, hopefully come up with ways you've
Bill Cognitive Liberty. And then the second day
is on
cognitive Liberty defense against political and style psychological
dialect warfare. And that's a lot of, like,
what we're talking about here because I think
people really don't understand the nature of the
dialect.
And it seems abstract and philosophical and irrelevant
maybe to some people.
But when you understand that this is how
They manipulate people on how they program them
and h them. And when you're talking about,
taking things that people care about, it's what
I call the compassion track. Yeah. And this
is something I'm really gonna flush out, you
know, get some time. But Mh. But really...
And I think it's... Because a lot of
people talk about weaponized empathy. And that's, you
know, that's a thing that's very real, but
this takes it to step further because
compassion is
it encompasses empathy, but now it compelled people
to take action to alleviate another person's suffering.
And I think most people want to be
perceived as being good people. Yep. And we
want to do that. And it's... You know,
there is an element of truth to the
brotherhood of man. Right? It's very hard to
look somebody in the eye. This is part
of why, having things in person is so
important. It's really hard to look somebody in
the eye, and unless you're just a complete
soc path. Mh. And not have... Some concern
and compassion. Right. And, you know,
to them just as a human. Right. And
they take the best aspects of human humanity,
and they exploit them And this is how
they divide us and put us against each
other So I think it's so important that
we understand what the dialect is, what their
tactics are, and recognize that they use it
for psychological warfare.
And, of course, that translates to political warfare.
Right. And I think sometimes just recognizing an
op. Can diffuse it. Yeah most definitely. Right?
If you just recognize that it's even out
there, then that puts some water on it
and hopefully, diffuse it. So... Yeah. And as
we said before, that as always, we'll be
repurposed redirected. Right? But that's just why it's
so important to be vigilant and continue to
maintain the same perspective, You know, what doesn't
mean denying or accepting anything, but always questioning,
always engaging, you know, because it's everywhere, I
mean, and then and and this is not...
I should also add to. It's not something
that we should be depressed about. This is
just the way of the world. There's always
the young and yang, battle good and evil.
It's always happening in our life. And it's
just important if you want to be somebody
who you see is, you know, as she
said, we all want to be that good
person, then just simply continue. And I think
even people who aren't maybe not. They they
want to be perceived that way.
Exactly.
Those are fast included.
But just, you know, using this discernment will
allow you to not, you know, at least,
hopefully, not allow your empathy to be used
by powerful people that have none. You know?
And so that's why it's so important to
educate yourself check out Courtney work on this.
I mean, obviously, she's very knowledgeable. I think
it's very important that we continue to do
this, especially leading up to the election election
season. You know, It's gonna be where when
this is goes overdrive as always. Most important
election of our lifetime every 2 years, You
know? Every Yeah. Every 2 or 4 depending
on what it is. And. Yeah. I've heard
it every 2 years. Mid oral front average
for the longest time now. Do you see
come kamala Harris already came out and did
that. Say even the same thing. Right I
know we say this every time, but this
is the most important. Party said it? III
wait to see it here.
I see to... I... You know, there's, like,
this video of a... I, like, 4 minutes
long of her doing you know? Oh, yeah.
We can, oh, what can be can be
un burden by what has been. And so
I tried to unpack this for people. This
is a the her
principle of correspondence. Mh. As above so below.
Right. And this is the mental. Right? So
this again where people think like, oh, this
is just fringe, you know, k, people
again, that's not me being judgmental? I'm just
saying, like, people will say, courtney, why are
you talking about these weird of, you know,
religious or philosophical concepts. Mh. Because if we
get these people are in the forefront,
trying to drive our policies
and, you know, impact every aspect of our
life, and they really believe it. They believe...
She really believes what can be. It can
be un burden by what it. And this
is literally... This is, like, the the bathroom
position. I can show you the
Yeah. Oh, I mean, and as it's it's
the same with the prophetic discussions anywhere in
the world right now. That it's it's, you
know, clearly, it's not about whether you
I mean, it matters whether we believe it's
true, But the point to make is that
they do. Right? And or or even getting
into, like, the the
other conversations about
what's the terms I'm looking for, you know,
in regard to the Us government, let's say.
And and and media and so on. Like,
wondering whether they have some practice behind what's
driving them, it doesn't have to be that
you believe that to be able to discuss
it, but realize that they at somehow to
somehow out some degree do think that that's
how this works. It should matter to understand
it. Right? I mean... And she's right. There's
plenty of examples around the world where people
believe in and and and maybe they're right
for all I know. But they definitely believe
that by doing this. They'll cheap them end.
And so it's important to know this stuff.
So thank you for for talking All today
I really enjoyed the conversation. I did too.
Yeah. Thank you. Well, thank you all for
being here for the, a 20 fourth episode
of the pirate stream, dialect dis. We'll have
plenty more coming your way. Anything I wanna
leave us with on the way out?
But... Anything... Anything else wanna drop leave us
with on the way out? I... You can
find my work of you're interested in some
of this stuff. I've done some pretty deep
dives on it. Courtney turner dot com. I
spell my name a little differently. So it's
like Cor. It is Courtney, but it's spelled
cor, C0URTENAYTURNER
dot com. Outstanding. And everything we talk about
is always, will be included down below in
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And as always, remember.
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