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0:02Good evening folks. It has been
0:06quite the last uh quite the last two
0:10weeks since our last live stream. The
0:13amount of data and information that has
0:15come out, the amount of real world
0:16events, some extremely tragic as you can
0:18see here over to the side. We're going
0:20to be talking about this as well. Um
0:24it really does feel like certain tipping
0:26points
0:27>> evening folks. it. That would be me
0:30forgetting to turn the volume off. At
0:32least we know that I'm live on YouTube
0:34now. How about that? Maybe with a 30
0:37second delay. Okay, how about that? So,
0:41I'm sure you have all heard about the
0:44Learjet crash. Um,
0:48the mocktuck event. Pretty clear what
0:51happened to it.
0:53But what's interesting is there is a
0:55little bit of back and forth. I'm sure
0:58you've heard the back and forth about
0:59whether or not there's some conspiracy.
1:02No, that look up mocktucks and how that
1:05happens. The the the thing the
1:07discussion that's interesting here is
1:09the rapid explosive development of the
1:11storm.
1:14That storm that took out this plane,
1:18it ended up really kind of skirting on
1:21the edges of what we'd call a
1:23thousand-year flood. And then
1:26one day later,
1:28there actually was a thousand-year flood
1:33just 90 miles away.
1:40That type of
1:42boom boom event, kind of like what's
1:45happening in southwest Colorado right
1:47now, their second h 100redyear flood in
1:50two weeks. um breaking the 1911
1:55uh river crest. Absolutely catastrophic.
1:59Had a little impact on on the observer
2:01vacation, too, by the way. But we're not
2:03going to talk too much about that.
2:05These significant events happening.
2:09They're supposed to be super rare and
2:11yet they're happening backto back.
2:13almost as though whatever was there,
2:16whatever triggered the first event
2:18hadn't quite dissipated, hadn't quite
2:21all disappeared, was still there, was
2:23still lingering. I can tell you that the
2:26best example of this was the European
2:29blackout that hit uh Spain and France
2:32hardest of all. That was what maybe a
2:34year and a half ago, two years ago. And
2:37all of the data suggested that there was
2:39something that was pounding the
2:41ionosphere. And the the further up you
2:43looked, the worse it looked. It was
2:46basically like that scene from the movie
2:48The Core where there's that weak spot
2:49that opens up and it allows too much
2:52solar energy to get through and it, you
2:54know, it messes with that city. You
2:56know, that's how that movie starts and
2:58everything in like the first half hour
3:00of that movie is spot on until they, you
3:02know, start, you know, getting in that
3:04ship made of unoptanium and trying to
3:06reach the core of the planet. Then it
3:07really goes off the reality rails. But
3:09that that's what happened in Europe. And
3:11it's looking like that may have happened
3:13to Florida. And the first thing that
3:16pops into my head are these recent
3:18stories that we've seen over the last
3:20year that hey, the South Atlantic
3:21anomaly is spreading so much. Earth's
3:24weak spot is spreading so much that
3:26there is now a North Atlantic component
3:29to it as well. It is spreading north of
3:31the equator. And here we are. the very
3:34next major um hey was that a was that a
3:39weak spot? Was that a hole in the shield
3:42moment that we actually have is right
3:44there in Florida.
3:47That's really interesting and I don't
3:49think that that can be ignored.
3:51Here we have the uh thousand-year rain
3:54event story that happened from um
3:57November 2nd, the day after, but the day
4:00before it that same storm was breaking
4:05the thresholds definitely for a
4:07hundredyear event and nearly for a
4:09thousand-year event as well. That kind
4:12of thing happening two days in a row
4:16and also specifically with this plane
4:19crash. Now look,
4:22we like to manosphere red pill joke a
4:24lot and yes this pilot was young and yes
4:28she was a woman and yes the audio
4:32clearly shows that they were talking
4:35about the weather and the air traffic
4:38controller paraphrase was basically like
4:40you can go left you can go right at at
4:43this altitude you're you're good just
4:44just tell me what you're going to do. um
4:47was basically what it was and somehow
4:49she just flew straight into the damn
4:51thing. However,
4:54Weather is not behaving normally
4:57and I realize the leap that there would
5:01be just as if you're a watcher of this
5:04channel. When that plane first went
5:06down, if your mind was like, "Uh oh,
5:08that's only five miles from Mara Lago.
5:10Did they bring that plane down? Did
5:12something happen?" Natural conspiracy
5:14thinking. Fine. It's also natural to
5:17look at this woman's age and be like
5:20this young girl was just [ __ ]
5:24I'm not I'm not entirely certain that we
5:26could just jump to one of those thing.
5:28Definitely not the first one. Look up
5:31mocktucks. But also take a look at how
5:34significantly the pilot of a Learjet is
5:38going to understand that risk.
5:41Any pilot, if you know a pilot, ask them
5:44about mocktucks and they're they're
5:46going to start talking. Okay? If you're
5:49actually flying a Learjet, you
5:51understand this risk. And if you listen
5:53to the audio from the cockpit, they're
5:5530,000 feet in the air when she starts
5:58screaming, "We're going to hit the
6:00ground." She knew. She already knew. Why
6:03did she already know 30,000 feet up?
6:06Because that's what a mocktuck is. You
6:09can't get out of it. And
6:13that to me suggests that she was present
6:16of mind, that she wasn't being a
6:20complete,
6:21you know, ding-dong with her decision
6:24making. It suggests to me that this
6:27storm did something completely off of
6:30her radar.
6:34By the way, we're doing peppermint tea
6:36[clears throat]
6:36this evening.
6:40>> [sighs]
6:41>> It's good. It's very good.
6:46But you you see what I'm saying?
6:49This this really really is starting to
6:52smell like it was a weak spot in the
6:54field moment.
6:56If I'm just if I'm just calling it like
6:58it is because we saw two very severe
7:02events in backtoback days like this.
7:07Anyway, let's move on. All right,
7:10because there's a lot more to discuss.
7:11So, since our last live stream, we have
7:15had two papers revisit Rickotaki, this
7:18one and this one. And both of them are
7:22discussing really just one thing that
7:25the more they actually look into this
7:27model this
7:31you can call it a simplified model but
7:34only in its qualitative descriptiveness
7:38um much more resembling of the plasma
7:41cosmology models that you would see uh
7:44from Alfane Berkeland Anthony Pat
7:47this is saying that hey look every time
7:49they actually test this, you know, a
7:51little more complex with a little more
7:53data. They are able to reverse Earth's
7:57magnetic field have the pole reversals
8:00of the planet through the galactic
8:02environment, which is the entire premise
8:05of the disaster cycle. This was huge.
8:07This was probably the biggest story or
8:09at least one of the top three biggest
8:11stories of 2025 when we reported it back
8:14in December and then the subsequent
8:16follow-up reporting into January. But
8:19now with these two new papers, we can
8:21say that the testing of the
8:24hypothetical is going very well. And
8:27it's looking like the explanation that
8:29we first came up with back in 2020 or
8:322019 for how this whole thing not only
8:36worked but could be clocked, timed, and
8:39be repeating and be forced into a
8:42repeating type of cycle. Was this
8:44galactic environment shift of course
8:46driven by the galactic current sheet and
8:48the magnetic reversal point within it?
8:50The galactic null, the center where
8:52north becomes south, positive becomes
8:54negative, got across the zero line. And
8:57here what we are seeing is that the data
8:59and the analyses are showing that yes,
9:02the more we start to test this,
9:05this model really works. And
9:07specifically, it's the introduction of a
9:11reversed electric current from the
9:13system, which is what we were showing
9:15you in the morning news from this with
9:17that little rotor going back and forth,
9:19you know, and spinning backwards and how
9:21it's actually going to be, you know, one
9:23feeding the South Pole and then it
9:24begins to feed the North Pole and that
9:26flips the Earth's system. very very much
9:30nerdy, geeky, not all that important to
9:34how you're going to prep or whether or
9:35not you understand that there's a
9:36disaster cycle. But in terms of like all
9:39the background nerdy numbers and physics
9:42and science stuff that like people like
9:44me have to get right and that you have
9:46to trust that we're getting right so
9:48that all that other stuff makes sense,
9:50we're doing pretty good. Okay. I wake up
9:53every day praying I find something that
9:55convinces me that this is wrong and that
9:57this isn't about to happen just for the
9:59kick in the teeth because like this is
10:02what I keep getting. Anyway, moving on.
10:05[clears throat]
10:07This was the paper that was describing
10:09the ground magnetic effects that are
10:11happening under the South Atlantic
10:12anomaly. the thing that I really believe
10:14is not only spreading to the north and
10:17becoming a now a North Atlantic anomaly
10:19as well, but maybe spreading into the
10:21central North Atlantic to Florida. Um,
10:24this is the study that was suggesting
10:26that during um the solar storm just
10:30earlier this year, there was significant
10:34electric field and magnetic deviations
10:36at the ground level in ways that we
10:38would really not be expecting to see.
10:41Yes, the South Atlantic anomaly is the
10:43weak point, but it's not like it's the
10:45magnetic poles of the planet which
10:48really take the pounding. It behaved
10:51like it was sitting up at the North
10:52Pole, directly under the polar cusp,
10:55directly under the auroral electrojet,
10:57directly taking that induction. It
11:00behaved as though and it's normally not
11:03going to do that because it is even
11:04though it is the weak spot it is at the
11:06geomagnetic equator where those effects
11:10are lessened so to speak. The closer you
11:12are to the polar regions this is that
11:14type of space weather where the closer
11:16you are to the polar regions the more
11:18impactful. This is the story saying that
11:20the weak spot of the planet is getting
11:23you know pretty darn weak.
11:27>> [snorts]
11:28>> This was the story about the airline
11:31that should have been warned of space
11:33radiation and wasn't. Now, before we go
11:39yelling and screaming, here's the thing.
11:41All of the rules that are in place, all
11:43of the models that are in place, all of
11:45the data that is in place said we don't
11:49need to warn this aircraft.
11:51Now, are those things wrong? Yes. is are
11:55they the responsibility of the people
11:57who decide whether or not to send the
11:59warning? No, they are not
12:03completely separated things. So the
12:05screw up happened when we're not taking
12:08into account Earth's weakening magnetic
12:10field and particles are penetrating not
12:12only with greater frequency but to
12:15greater depths into the atmosphere
12:17including to flight altitudes which we
12:20have seen published in AGU journals just
12:24this year and last year. So this is not
12:27some kind of new concept that space
12:29radiation is reaching this this
12:31altitude. But here we have another
12:33instance of an airline that took
12:37more radiation than is allowed and was
12:41not warned because
12:45none of the data suggested and I agree.
12:49If if their models are correct and if
12:51the numbers are correct and if Earth's
12:52magnetic field and the sun interacting
12:55behave the way that they think it is and
12:57the way it did maybe 30 years ago, fine.
13:00don't send the warning and they probably
13:03would not have needed to. But that's not
13:05what happened. That is not the situation
13:07we are in on this planet, is it? So
13:12again, all all of this stuff is just
13:15from October 19th, like from from then
13:19till now, the last two weeks. And we are
13:21so so not done yet, by the way, because
13:26do we remember this one? the local
13:28acceleration of multimemeev electrons
13:30inside Earth's impenetrable barrier.
13:33This was the one where some of you guys
13:35were upset that I made that like AI
13:37comic strip about Earth being a college
13:39[ __ ] and letting her impenetrable
13:41barrier fall because she had a little
13:43few too many at the solar frat party.
13:46And I'm going to pause for just one
13:49second. Okay.
13:52There are few things I see on the
13:55internet that say to me, "Wow, this
13:59person is an idiot."
14:01Few things that do that more than when I
14:05see or hear AI slop as some kind of a
14:09dismissal of something. We have crossed
14:12that Rubicon. And I'm sorry if you
14:15missed it. And I say this even as today
14:19my Grock bots made a cataclysmic
14:23error. Really really set me back about
14:27five days. And when you're using
14:29Grockbot at full scale, five days is
14:32like five months for the rest of you.
14:34I'm not kidding.
14:37I say this even as I am feeling the
14:40weight of that that I discovered in the
14:42last hour and a half. Okay. If you are
14:45still calling things AI slop,
14:49there's a good chance you're [ __ ]
14:52and you are doomed to be really left
14:54behind.
14:56If your idea is, hey, wait a minute.
14:58Aren't we preparing for the disaster?
15:00Guess what? You need to be able to be at
15:03the peak taking advantage of everything
15:05in the age of information until the day
15:07the sun turns black, until the day the
15:09grids go down, or else you will be
15:13behind. I promise you will not have what
15:16you need. Now, there is something called
15:18AI slop. That would be the videos that
15:20are supposed to look realish, but you
15:24can tell they're AI and they're claiming
15:27that it's real. Like, hey, take a look
15:28at this footage out of it, but it's
15:30actually just fake. And that's AI slop.
15:34Okay. What is not AI slop are things
15:37that are supposed to be funny, things
15:40that aren't supposed to be purported as
15:42real. They're supposed to be just for
15:44visualization, the artist renderings you
15:47you'll see in a scientific article or
15:49for teaching purposes. If you're calling
15:52that AI swap, you're already toast. I
15:56can already tell what it's going to take
15:59to prepare for this disaster. You don't
16:02understand.
16:04You don't understand.
16:06Anyway, all that to say,
16:10there was no better way of teaching this
16:12whole breach of the impenetrable barrier
16:15better than that little AI comic strip I
16:18made. Okay, this is not supposed to be
16:21happening. Certainly not all the way.
16:23So, there is conjecture in the space
16:26weather physics community whether or not
16:28this uh happened during the famous
16:31Halloween storms of 2003.
16:34But that is really at much higher
16:36latitudes. That is not what this is
16:38talking about. Um and not to this depth
16:41either. Essentially
16:43this is Earth
16:47uh drunk,
16:49not sober, not on its game. Except
16:54instead of being drunk, it's it's weak
17:00for another reason. We are in a magnetic
17:02pole shift. We are in a geomagnetic
17:04excursion, a rapidly accelerating
17:07secular variation sequence leading to
17:10criticality
17:12due to the changing magnetic sign of the
17:15local galactic environment.
17:22This was fun, too. You want to talk
17:24about stuff that's not supposed to
17:26happen, impenetrable barrier. How about
17:30the comparatively weak geoe
17:32effectiveness of the May 2024 ICME? But
17:36wait a minute, wasn't it a KP9 G5 solar
17:40storm? Didn't the Auroras match what
17:42happened in the famous 1859 Carrington
17:45event? Haven't they spent
17:49paper after paper after paper for the
17:52last two plus years telling us how
17:55powerful and impactful the CME was? Have
18:00they not done that? Have you not
18:03published those papers AGU dozens of
18:06them about just how big and bad and
18:09impactful and geoeffective this storm
18:12was? Oh, I'm cooking inside right now.
18:15Ha. Because here we are and the truth
18:17finally comes out. It was a
18:19comparatively weak CME. But it depends
18:22on how
18:24you look at it. If you're looking at,
18:26oh, what did it do? What what was the KP
18:28index? What was the magnetic deviation
18:30at this station or this station? Or what
18:32were the ionospheric effects? Yeah,
18:34looks like Earth got the kicked out of
18:36her, doesn't it? But if you're actually
18:38looking at the solar flare, if you're
18:39looking at the solar wind speed, if
18:41you're looking at the solar wind
18:42density, or in this case, if you are
18:45looking at the power disruptions that
18:48took place,
18:51doesn't look like we doesn't look like
18:52we got hit too hard, but it looks like
18:55the thing that we're actually worried
18:57about, Earth's magnetic field and the
19:00trickle down through the ionosphere
19:02stuff, that did take the pounding. It's
19:05not like we're making worse technology.
19:07The technology is getting a little bit
19:09better. We are doing some hardening. We
19:12are doing some mitigation when there's a
19:14solar storm. The power situation is not
19:17getting weaker. The magnetic field is
19:20getting weaker. It was a comparatively
19:22weak CME. That is the ent that has
19:24become the entire point of this YouTube
19:28channel over the last two or three years
19:31that comparatively weak CMEs and solar
19:36flares and solar storms of all kinds are
19:39behaving as though
19:41they are much bigger in terms of what
19:44they're doing to the earth. Now, there
19:47are instances we are seeing where the
19:49technology issues do surge upward during
19:52those storms. It's never been all of
19:55them, and I don't know if it ever will
19:57be. It's sort of a hit and miss.
19:58Sometimes the weather takes the brunt of
20:00it. Sometimes technology, sometimes only
20:03technology up in the satellite area
20:06takes it. We've seen times when there's
20:08like a 10x increase in electrical fires
20:12and railway electrical glitches, but
20:15virtually no change in power disruption
20:18or electrical explosions. We have seen a
20:2110x increase in satellite failures and a
20:25major surge upward in power failures,
20:28but no internet disruptions or telecom
20:31issues. And so, it's sort of hit or
20:33miss. It's like what's going to what
20:36part of the body is going to take it?
20:39Okay, you can get knocked out w with a
20:42shot to the head and wake up with no
20:44bruises on your torso, no broken ribs.
20:47You see what I'm saying? And yet the
20:49next fight you can get TKO'ed from
20:52breaking a rib and your face looks all
20:54pretty afterwards. That's the same
20:56situation when it comes to the wide
20:58world of possible technological
21:00disruptions and a solar storm. Every
21:02single one is different. You have to see
21:04where you take the beating. Right? Do we
21:07understand this concept here? This is
21:10exactly what I have been saying. This
21:13was a comparatively weak solar storm.
21:17Unless you're looking at how badly it
21:20beat the crap out of the Earth. If
21:22you're looking at what it did to Earth's
21:25technology,
21:27okay, it was it there was a modest
21:30increase, but not too much.
21:34Kind of like what I would have expected
21:36from those solar flares. I would have
21:38expected a moderate increase. I would
21:41have expected a KP7.
21:45One of those things was correct.
21:47Unfortunately, the KP hit nine because
21:49Earth's magnetic field is in major
21:51trouble.
21:52as we have been showing for the last two
21:54and a half three years. And by the way,
21:57I want to bring up which one was that?
22:01If I can jump back here to for just a
22:04second during this solar storm.
22:08Do we know do we recognize this date? Do
22:11you recognize that date right there?
22:14That was the March
22:17solar storm that um we had all of those
22:22crazy auroras that aren't supposed to be
22:24seen as well. And so if you are looking
22:29just at the technological disruptions
22:31and for the same thing every time, it's
22:33not going to work. If you're looking for
22:34just the weather disruptions, it's not
22:36going to work. The only thing that works
22:39every time is the pounding that Earth's
22:42magnetic field is taking. The that whole
22:47Noah is underg guessing how strong the
22:49storms are. That just happened this last
22:51week. We had a G2 storm. They forecast
22:54G1. Over and over again. The storms are
22:58producing bigger effects than everybody,
23:01every model and everything in the past
23:03history in the data suggests that they
23:06should. It's just that if you forget
23:08that Earth's magnetic field is
23:10weakening, you're going to make that
23:11mistake.
23:13But if we're looking at what it does to
23:14the Earth, or as it was the case here in
23:17this storm as well, the creation of
23:19those super rare pink auroras that we've
23:22seen so many times, just this sunspot
23:25cycle, that's where the signal is.
23:28That's where the signal is consistent.
23:31Okay? In those boxing matches I was
23:34talking about the knockout, you getting
23:37knocked out is the consistent thing. The
23:40bruises might be might be all over,
23:43right? They might be in a different
23:45place every time, but the end result is
23:48is the consistent part.
23:51That's what's important to look at.
23:53Anyway, like I said and like I've been
23:56saying, all of these solar storms since
24:00actually March of 2023,
24:03all of them, all of these significant
24:06solar storms should not have been. The
24:10sun has not thrown anything our way that
24:14would that should have produced anywhere
24:16close to this level of impacts on the
24:19earth. And yet, we continue to see it.
24:22In that same vein, folks, and I'm gonna
24:24make myself little here so we can
24:26actually see this. This was the only
24:29other thing we didn't really cover here,
24:31was it? Um, so we had to make two
24:36corrections
24:38to this chart. Um, you might remember
24:41the previous one. Uh, the previous one,
24:45[cough]
24:46pardon me, we need more tea.
24:53previously. All right. So, the blue line
24:56is the number of flidian latitude or
24:58equivalent latitude aurora, a super
25:01aurora event, and the red line is KP9 G5
25:05solar storms. And the whole thing was we
25:08had four
25:10super auroras this sunspot cycle and no
25:13previous one had more than one. So,
25:16turns out we should actually break the
25:18the cycle 23 events into two separate
25:21ones. Yes. Were they right, you know,
25:23back to back? Did the second one get
25:25affected by the first one? Yeah, sure.
25:27Could you make the argument that that
25:29was one long solar storm? Yes. Yes, you
25:33can. But for the sake of argument, we're
25:38going to say we're going to call that
25:39two. But we also have to raise this one
25:41to five because the March 2023
25:45solar storm also had flidian aurora and
25:48I missed it. So, that was the other
25:51thing that we found uh this week. And
25:53actually, my my Grock bots found it
25:55because they were like, "Hey, actually,
25:57you know, this whole super aurora thing
25:59in solar cycle 25." Um, you're right,
26:03Ben. Correct. But wh why are you selling
26:06yourself short? There, there were five
26:09flidian Aurora this sunspot cycle, not
26:12four. Um, that's what Grockbots are good
26:15at. They actually called me out on that
26:17mistake. And if you'll recall the March
26:202023 event, that was the same solar
26:23storm that Dr. Sergey Seenenko of Russia
26:27identified as being coincident with the
26:29largest magnetic anomaly since
26:342006 when we had the acceleration from
26:385% lost per century to 5% lost every
26:41decade. the thing that scared the elites
26:43into accelerating clown world that we're
26:46in right now.
26:50The next the next one of those happened
26:53March 2023, the first of these five
26:57events that I missed actually.
27:00And by the way, uh they've been running
27:03some more uh statistics and looking at
27:06some more data. It's looking like the
27:09chances of solar cycle 25 by random are
27:150.04%.
27:18So take 1%
27:20[clears throat] and slice that into 25
27:23little pieces.
27:25125th
27:27of 1% is the chances that this is by
27:31random. So either we are living through
27:34a unfathomably lucky auroral show the
27:38last couple of years something that may
27:41never be seen again for thousands of
27:43years and we should really be grateful
27:45at all the pretty lights we have had to
27:47see in the sky or or option B earth's
27:51magnetic field is in big trouble and
27:54we're in the middle of a geomagnetic
27:56excursion. We're in the middle of the
27:57magnetic pole shift right now.
28:02I know which one I think it is,
28:06but that's just me.
28:09Anyway, guys, in terms of what to do
28:12about this,
28:15what do you do about this? Well,
28:20you could just willy-nilly go buy
28:22bullets and food and other stuff like
28:24that, but there is a smarter way to do
28:27it.
28:28There is a strategy that makes sense.
28:33It took six years to perfect
28:37and
28:39the pathway,
28:41the road map to delivering yourself and
28:44your bloodline to the next age of Earth
28:46is pretty clear actually.
28:49If you look down there below the video,
28:51you're going to see a link to uh join
28:54the Solar Killshot Action Network and a
28:56link to the road map, the survival
28:59course. Uh these are probably two of the
29:02more important things you can do. Find
29:04your tribe and make sure you're not
29:06aimlessly prepping. Make sure that you
29:10either
29:12don't fail to do the homework, but also
29:14you don't think you know more than you
29:16know. Okay. Um, I'm pretty good at this.
29:21I spent six years doing it.
29:25There is a full
29:28full road map to mastering this
29:30disaster. There are how-to manuals.
29:34This is probably
29:37I'm not kidding. When when you look at
29:39what online courses offer,
29:44people who know anything about online
29:46courses would not blink
29:49if I said this course is $500.
29:53It's $25 and it's everything you need.
29:57Everything that you have been failing to
29:59do here in 2026,
30:02what you've been hearing me call the
30:04year of the prepper for 10 full months
30:07now.
30:10the exact strategy, all the legitimate
30:13shortcuts, all of the ways to save time
30:16and save money and save thinking and
30:19make sure that you can have confidence
30:22in your decisions, which is one of the
30:24biggest things of all. It's it's not
30:27just, oh my god, how am I going to pay
30:28for all this? How am I going to think of
30:30all the things to do? What order do I do
30:32them in? How do I find people? How do I
30:34find the right land? How do you know you
30:36didn't screw up?
30:39Got you. I got you.
30:43Link down there below. And for the tribe
30:46portion of everything,
30:48Solar Killshot Action Network is
30:50obviously the way to go. What What do we
30:52have going on here? Oh, yeah. That's
30:53right. I'm pretty sure I interrupted
30:55this. Do we have the Colorado virtual
30:58meetup people here?
31:00We have Nikki. Is Amanda around?
31:04Anyway, yeah, I'm pretty sure I
31:06interrupted this. They were probably
31:07looking to go for more than an hour.
31:10Anyway, [clears throat]
31:13tomorrow is a rare day, November 4th,
31:15where there's nothing going on, but
31:16there's two things going on on the 5th.
31:22By the way, guys, this is not actually
31:24selling something. This is a joke. It's
31:26supposed to be funny. And uh
31:30I'm sorry they're not getting your joke,
31:32dude. Uh, [snorts] November 6th, two
31:34events, one of them in person. Oh,
31:37that's right,
31:40guys. This is this is how you find other
31:43observers who are looking to actually
31:44meet other observers.
31:47Anyway, let's go ahead and start looking
31:50at some of the questions because you
31:53guys got to have questions, right?
31:56We got to have some questions after
31:58that.
32:00Where are we here? All right, looks like
32:03there's some questions. All right,
32:04Samurai, thank you. Appreciate that.
32:06That guy looks cool. I went to
32:08Catastrophism site and have not seen the
32:10new model.
32:15I'm going to need you to explain
32:18this. Or did you Is there a question or
32:21uh what new model?
32:26I don't know what I don't actually know
32:28what this means.
32:31The only thing I can think of is you
32:33mean the thing that Stephanie posted
32:34today and her research progress posts
32:39are not final published models for us to
32:42put on that website just yet. Those are
32:45those are different things.
32:47Katie Light, how's it going?
32:52We don't interact really when I don't do
32:54live streams, do we? How about that?
32:56What would you do if I stopped doing
32:58live streams, Katie? we would never have
33:00an interaction.
33:02It's a shame. Anyway, barefooting with
33:05Jamie. That's a cute name. Thanks for
33:07the great for a great week at the ranch.
33:10Hope you enjoy your new birthday
33:11posters.
33:13Oh, I will. Andrew Lindome, you know, we
33:16have a lot of support and it's greatly
33:18appreciated. Not seeing a ton of
33:20questions. Angela, I like the remote
33:23control. I uh haven't played video games
33:25in about 20 years.
33:28All right. So, this is literally it and
33:30we the closest thing we had first of
33:33all, thank you everybody. The closest
33:34thing we had to a question is I went to
33:36catastrophism site and have not seen the
33:38new model
33:42and I don't actually know what that
33:44means.
33:53All right. Well, let's see what what are
33:54you guys doing over here in the chat? Do
33:56we have anything going on in the chat?
33:58Maybe I could just randomly pick stuff
34:01out here.
34:04All right, somebody tell me this. What
34:06is Mont? I'm I'm not part of this
34:08conversation. What [ __ ] is are they
34:10smelling? Are you talking to me, [ __ ]
34:12What's up?
34:15[ __ ] from me or somebody else in the
34:17chats. What's going on?
34:21Somebody Let's figure that out. We'll
34:23come back to that.
34:28>> [snorts]
34:36>> You know,
34:38I should really take all the advice
34:42I have on this and put it into like an
34:44ecourse or something.
34:47That'd be like a really good idea.
34:52[sighs]
34:56I want to know how we're 30 minutes into
35:00this video on on all of these topics
35:03here and there are there is a der of
35:11questions
35:13like relevant questions about this other
35:17than like hey am I going to be okay in
35:19my specific location stop everything
35:22you're doing and attend to me. What are
35:25your thoughts on the plane crash in
35:27Florida? What? [snorts]
35:31Just skip the start of the show.
35:34I have a question. If you were taking a
35:36class, would you walk in in the last
35:38five minutes of class and start asking
35:41stuff about what they talked about that
35:43day?
35:46[ __ ]
35:48We're going to bring back the salt
35:50today.
35:53Can we have some salt? I'll tell you
35:55what, I'll get salty if we can get if we
35:58can get lots of teal pears here. Let's
36:00get teal pears and I will get salty.
36:03They're going to do the opposite today.
36:05But first, let's see what Crystal from
36:06Kansas is saying. Dear Ben, in the movie
36:09Interstellar, what do you think of the
36:11portrayal of the hero entering the black
36:13hole and the tesseract beyond? Realistic
36:16or too poetic? I never saw that movie,
36:18Crystal.
36:21I have no idea.
36:25Toughpuff 13. Hi Ben. Glad to catch your
36:29live stream. I'm glad you caught my live
36:32stream too. Good to see you.
36:39[sighs] Why Why do the powers that be
36:43allow you to talk about this? because I
36:45am so shadowbanned and throttled. Like
36:50there's 900 people here on the on the
36:52live stream. This is not a threat to
36:55anything.
36:57I will never be a threat to anything.
37:01Through divine providence, those of you
37:03who are supposed to find me are going to
37:05find me. And some of you are going to
37:08understand it. A smaller fraction still
37:11are going to have the will to do
37:14anything about it. A smaller fraction
37:16still are going to do it the right way.
37:20Maybe this maybe the last 15 years and
37:24whatever else I've got left will be to
37:27save three or four people.
37:30The vast majority of you don't have it.
37:33I'll just tell you that right now. You
37:36don't
37:44You know what?
37:47Is this the answer? Do I just
37:49communicate this well? Did you
37:51understand every damn thing I said in
37:53the show so well that that we're not
37:56curious?
37:57We're not more curious.
38:01[sighs]
38:08I am testy this evening. All right, in
38:10case you didn't see the X post I made
38:13just before I went live here,
38:16there was such a colossal screw up. And
38:19I mean
38:23for those of you who understand AI
38:25language, one of my bots reached a gate
38:28that it had no rule set for and instead
38:31of asking me, it invented a rule and it
38:34was the wrong one and it is there was no
38:37notification that it did this. No. Hey,
38:40by the way, I ran upon this
38:43and this is what I decided. No, it just
38:46s ran in the sub the entire last five
38:50days and uh really really frustrated me
38:56and uh
39:00I'm going over all of these mistakes
39:03with the CEO bot and the CEO bot was
39:06like, you know, honestly, this is so
39:08bad. If you just want to delete your
39:10account, I I'll understand.
39:13I'm not kidding. And so I was like, can
39:15you
39:17package the entire
39:21chat and code and everything about this
39:24issue for me into an MD file and I I
39:29gave that to a different AI and AI was
39:31like, you know what, you you may just
39:34want to kill everybody. Kill all those
39:36bots. Just just make them go away.
39:41So yeah, I'm a little testy this
39:43evening.
39:45I'm not going to do that. I'm going to
39:47I'm going to figure out what went wrong.
39:48I'm going to figure it out and I'm going
39:50to continue to use the amazing resource
39:52that exists. But I'm going to
39:56strengthen guard rails.
39:59But yeah, we're a little testy. We're a
40:01little testy at the moment.
40:05[snorts]
40:06Pair Car, thank you for the teal pair.
40:08Andrew Soul Lounger, thank you for the
40:11teal pair as well.
40:17>> [snorts]
40:20>> Hey, Sean.
40:22Sean Kane.
40:26You're a [ __ ] coward.
40:32This is as bad as No. Hey, I don't need
40:35to do anything. All I need is my faith
40:36in Jesus. Really? Did God tell Noah to
40:38put his head in the sand and pray or to
40:41have his faith and believe and do work?
40:45If you're here right now, you have
40:47already, whether you remember it or not,
40:49you have already been commanded to stay
40:52here as long as possible and try your
40:54best in all things here. Get with the
40:57program.
41:07True.
41:09But to be part of the 1% is the point
41:14because it's not going to be who has the
41:16most money. It's not going to be who's
41:18the smartest. It's not going to be who's
41:20the strongest. There is going to be
41:22luck, but there's also going to be who
41:25had the eyes to see, who had the ears to
41:27hear, and who had the guts to get up off
41:30their ass and do something about it.
41:33That's what it's going to be.
41:41You can not agree about not having a
41:45Faraday cage, but I'll tell you what.
41:52I wish we could do this. There's no way
41:54to do this. I'll go and spend 15 bucks
41:57on the plastic thing and the rubber mat.
42:02You try to build a Faraday cage that can
42:05handle the solar micronova.
42:12See how it plays out. Like, could you
42:15maybe explain to me why when electricity
42:19is even lazier than water,
42:22you would rather challenge it to a
42:25wrestling match in a Faraday cage than
42:28say, "What's up, lazy [ __ ] Do you want
42:30to just go through this open door? I've
42:32left you here
42:34knowing 100% it will take it. Can you
42:39explain this to me, Michael Flynn? Can
42:42you explain this to me, genius?
42:45Come on, Galileo. What's your
42:47explanation for wanting to fight face to
42:50face with the solar MICRONOVA WHEN IT
42:52DOESN'T WANT ANYTHING TO DO WITH YOU?
42:54LET IT GO AROUND YOU, [ __ ]
42:58NO. Spend all your time figure out what
43:01[ __ ] gauge metal you're going to need
43:03to fight the solar micron nova idiot. I
43:07hate to be your children
43:10[ __ ] trying to save them.
43:19Do the homework, [ __ ]
43:28Truer words
43:30may never have been spoken.
43:38What else we got here?
43:43Is Pagosa alive?
43:46I hope so. I hope that the place has not
43:49been wiped off the map.
43:57>> [snorts]
43:58>> Ask your mom. I told her last night.
44:04Tony. Tony. This is This is This is
44:06legitimate.
44:08Redheads and women with propensities to
44:11do goth dress up stuff.
44:18You are desperately needed in the next
44:21age of Earth. I can't even describe the
44:23level to which you are needed. [snorts]
44:32All right.
44:35What is this? First responder trainer
44:38tribe to help others.
44:43Like a whole tribe of first responders
44:46and trainers. I think you may forget
44:48there's not exactly going to be travel
44:51in the aftermath. You're not going to be
44:53able like to go places.
44:57Not that you're going to have any idea
44:58where you'd be going anyway.
45:03All right. How are we doing here? Oh,
45:05super chat. What's up? Looking forward
45:08to Tampa Ben. Try to stay sane with the
45:10late attendees. You're right, Matt. I
45:13should be more stoic and kinder,
45:16but it's just not in my nature.
45:21It's not in my nature. It's not cuz I
45:23hate you.
45:26Oh, sorry, Cara. I saw all the words
45:29describing the teal pair character and
45:31what it was doing and thought you were
45:32asking me something. Thank you for the
45:34teal pair. I really appreciate it.
45:36[snorts]
45:38[gasps]
45:39Ian, thank you as well. Billy, thank
45:42you. And here is Suzy. What is up,
45:45Susie?
45:47Thank you for everything you do. Hey,
45:48Sos. When is the last time you
45:50inventoried your pantry and supplies for
45:52me? Three years.
45:55My pantry is large. Not my first
45:57goaround for disaster cycle. Live like a
45:59Viking. Three years. I know what's on
46:01your to-do list then, don't I, Susie?
46:05Make Leia do it.
46:10No. No. No. No. No. No. No. No.
46:12These are separate categories.
46:16They could fall into both,
46:19but
46:21both are required. Okay? If you fall
46:24into one or the other, it counts.
46:37GG says, "Glad I found you and was smart
46:40enough to pick up what you're putting
46:41down.
46:43When do you suggest we stop flying on
46:45airplanes?" Well, I already suggest you
46:47not fly during KP5 events, but also S3
46:51and higher proton storms. And when we
46:56[clears throat]
46:57when we start getting them this sunspot
46:59minimum KP0 days as well.
47:04This is an excellent question
47:08because it decided to skip the gray
47:11phase and just start selectively falling
47:14out in places. You know, it's it's going
47:17to happen. It's going to happen anyway.
47:22[sighs]
47:24In case you guys didn't,
47:28you know, here's the other thing. Yeah.
47:2907. Geez. Holy cow. All right. So,
47:33I also feel like maybe it's not that I'm
47:37a great communicator and you guys don't
47:39have any questions.
47:42I'm thinking it's entirely possible
47:48that you guys uh are desensitized
47:53to the reality of this.
48:00And uh
48:07yeah, I'm just not entirely certain
48:12that the mindset is correct.
48:18everything from uh
48:21some of the comments people choose to
48:24make or some of the excuses for some of
48:27the behaviors
48:30that uh you either you guys either admit
48:33to or I witness personally.
48:40There's this disconnect between
48:46your clear comprehension and belief in
48:49this your involvement
48:54from keeping up with the videos and the
48:57science maybe even to prepping or maybe
48:59you're part of scanner. And yet
49:05the most glaringly obvious failures in
49:09your life are left unressed.
49:17[gasps]
49:19I have met so many observers
49:24who I can start a sentence from my book
49:27and they'll finish it.
49:29I can refer to any paper, any old video,
49:33and they're going to remember it and be
49:34able to interact with me.
49:37They got a huge beer belly there, 350
49:41lbs.
49:43There's a [ __ ] disconnect here.
49:47or
49:50extremely knowledgeable, extremely
49:54diligent,
49:58observers,
50:03routinely
50:06staying up late, drinking too much,
50:09doing drugs.
50:19And I get it. It's hard to be a robot.
50:23It's hard to always be on. It's easy to
50:26say I'm on vacation. It's easy to say,
50:31"Oh, but I'm doing all of this. I'm
50:33doing all of this." Have I told you guys
50:36the story of the whole of comfort?
50:41>> [snorts]
50:42>> There was a woman who came by the ranch
50:45a couple months ago.
50:49[sighs]
50:52I tell this story in the road map
50:54course, but I'll I'll retell it now.
50:56It's worth it. This woman came by the
50:58ranch and she introduced herself as a
51:01super prepper.
51:04How much of her time, how much of her
51:06money goes to prepping?
51:08And technically
51:11a lot of her money and a lot of her time
51:15went to prepping.
51:17That's true.
51:25Told me about all the food she had.
51:28Told me about all the bullets she had.
51:34And then her prepping list stopped. It
51:37was food and bullets.
51:40She had just come from an archery class.
51:44Before that, it had been on a gun safety
51:46class. And she was on her way to a
51:48shooting
51:50target practice class.
51:54She spent all her money on preper food
51:56and bullets and on these classes either
51:58for her gun or her bow and arrow.
52:01And she could legitimately claim she
52:03spent all of her time and her money on
52:06prepping. She's a prepper. She's doing
52:08it the right way.
52:12No husband, though.
52:15Not taking care of her physical
52:17appearance. Unlikely to get one.
52:22No network or tribe.
52:27No seeds. No pre-industrial tools. no
52:31interest in anything other than
52:36learning how to bang bang better.
52:40She's in a hole of comfort thinking
52:42she's up here.
52:45Now, you can probably see easily what
52:49her mistake is. And you can probably
52:52even understand maybe as a woman, a
52:55single woman at this stage in her life,
52:57there's a very good reason why the
52:59feeling of safety and power that comes
53:01with those things is appealing to her.
53:05But she's not at she's not Mrs. super
53:09prepper
53:11as as she purported to be, not by
53:14herself, not ignoring her health,
53:18not ignoring everything else in the
53:20world of prepping.
53:25[snorts]
53:30That example is easy and obvious.
53:35What's the less obvious thing? What are
53:38you good at hiding? What are you good at
53:41excusing away? What are you good at
53:44running away from?
53:47If you stood in front of me right now
53:50and said, "Ben, from my mindset to my
53:53knowledge to my physical health to my
53:56preps, judge me. What am I going to tear
53:58you one on? And why why are you not
54:02addressing it yesterday?
54:09You don't care about your kids enough,
54:10right? Is that it? You don't love
54:13yourself enough. Is that it?
54:17You're on vacation,
54:19right? Is that it?
54:24[snorts]
54:26[clears throat]
54:32Got a super chat here said it was the
54:34water in Pittsburgh that kept the gray
54:36away. Let's go with that.
54:41Zeph Mack is asking, "Do you think there
54:43will be any changes to Earth's vents
54:45after the poles move? Will new vents
54:47form in new places or will they remain
54:49in the same place?" A little bit of both
54:52to somewhat an unpredictable degree.
54:56Anyway,
54:58yeah, that was me dressing you guys down
55:00in general. And sure, there's probably
55:03some of you it doesn't apply to, but I
55:05talk to enough of you and I meet enough
55:07of you to know you can do better. And
55:11that's me being nice.
55:14Pretend you're standing in front of me
55:18and I I know everything about how much
55:20you know, how prepared you are.
55:25how many steps a day you're getting,
55:27whether you're logging your calories and
55:29your workout and your sleep and your
55:31light energy exposure,
55:34how you're handling clown world
55:36physically, psychologically,
55:38materialistically,
55:40socially,
55:42everything involved in handling today in
55:47preparation for tomorrow. What am I
55:49going to tear you a new [ __ ] on? And
55:51why aren't you fixing it?
56:00This [ __ ] I showed you at this in the
56:02first half hour of this show. That was
56:0514 days.
56:09That was 14 days of morning news shows.
56:25I think you guys need to get a little
56:26more serious.
56:29But whether you do or you don't, it
56:31doesn't affect me. And I don't really
56:32care.
56:36But you should.
56:38And I will see
56:41I'll see survivors in the morning for
56:43the daily. Oh, really? Really? Now you
56:45guys are going to start throwing super
56:47chats.
56:53[sighs]
56:54Mr. Laser Day says the tough love
56:57sessions are sobering. I hope so. Nikki
57:00of the St. I will host a campfire circle
57:03tomorrow night with Eco. I'll stop using
57:04the vacation excuse to slack off. Thank
57:07you for the hospitality over the last
57:08few weeks. Observer Ranch was a dream
57:10vacation.
57:12Fascinating, Nikki, that you heard all
57:14this and think that the problem is you
57:17need to be doing more campfire jets.
57:20[laughter]
57:22Susie pull shift micronova will happen.
57:24I'm tracking food, working out, and
57:25losing weight. Another dry week next. I
57:27know where my tribe is. Spring 2028. I'm
57:29moving to Colorado. Live like a Viking.
57:30Fantastic. Hopefully I will uh hopefully
57:34I'll still be here by then. Anyway,
57:37birdie, hi. I did see you. Anyway, guys,
57:43[sighs]
57:53that was 14 days.
58:01Uhoh. See you in the morning for the
58:03Daily Show.

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