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  1. 0:00Hello, hello, hello. Welcome to WWGHQS.
  2. 0:04This is your host Vanessa Pinto. Please
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  6. 0:14right. Today, we have more to talk.
  7. 0:17>> We are being told today is a lie. Banks
  8. 0:20lie, governments lie, corporations lie,
  9. 0:24religions lie. Reading. We are once
  10. 0:26again going down the liy lie mlierson
  11. 0:29road of our government. But today's
  12. 0:31episode is actually not going to be so
  13. 0:34dark. I actually wanted to go based on
  14. 0:37comments and a couple messages I got.
  15. 0:38We're going in a new direction today.
  16. 0:40But we always start with the premise
  17. 0:41that everything we are told is a lie.
  18. 0:44>> The politicians and the military leaders
  19. 0:47and the bankers at the national level
  20. 0:50are the best of the servant class. They
  21. 0:52comprise the shadow government but they
  22. 0:54are not the deep state
  23. 0:56>> and retirement system with enough money
  24. 0:58to meet your obligations. You can meet
  25. 1:01your obligations by lowering life
  26. 1:02expectancy and I think a conscious
  27. 1:04decision was made to do that. One was to
  28. 1:07approve Oxycontton and open the pill
  29. 1:09mills. The second was uh all sorts of
  30. 1:12policies that uh permitted HUD and
  31. 1:14[clears throat] other mortgage predatory
  32. 1:15lending. And that happened right as they
  33. 1:18also made the decision to do the private
  34. 1:20prisons and they kept flooding the
  35. 1:21neighborhoods with drugs. And if you
  36. 1:23look at the combination of the pill
  37. 1:24mills, the predatory lending, narcotics
  38. 1:27trafficking coming in. Again, this is
  39. 1:28all covered in my online book, you know,
  40. 1:31it dramatically started to to steadily
  41. 1:33reduce life expectancy particularly in
  42. 1:35the lower income groups. I always tell
  43. 1:37the story of talking to Dr. Mark
  44. 1:38Skidmore, and he kept saying to me, why
  45. 1:40do you keep bringing up all the money
  46. 1:41that's going missing from the federal
  47. 1:43government? Why don't you give up on
  48. 1:44this? And I said, ' Don't you
  49. 1:46understand, Mark? If we don't do
  50. 1:47something about this, they're they're
  51. 1:49going to take radical steps of lowering
  52. 1:50life expectancy. And that was in 2018.
  53. 1:53And of course, you know, CO hit in 2020.
  54. 1:56And what did we get? We we got a whole
  55. 1:58series of actions that Yeah. We're
  56. 2:00constantly told we're overpopulated,
  57. 2:04constantly told that immigration is this
  58. 2:06huge issue. Um that if we don't get it
  59. 2:09under control, you know, it's going to
  60. 2:11have all these predatory consequences.
  61. 2:13That's why right now they're trying to
  62. 2:14shove um one world the global order a
  63. 2:20new world order with one digital
  64. 2:22currency right that way they know
  65. 2:24everything we're doing for sure all the
  66. 2:26time and they can decide to say you know
  67. 2:28what you went to Spain too many times
  68. 2:30this year so now we're going to restrict
  69. 2:33you um you've spent too much gas you've
  70. 2:36read too many books and actually we
  71. 2:37don't even want you reading that book
  72. 2:38why are you reading that book see what
  73. 2:41the problem
  74. 2:43continue to lower life expectancy, but
  75. 2:45this time in the middle and upper middle
  76. 2:47class groups.
  77. 2:48>> At least some corporations and
  78. 2:50governments will be able to
  79. 2:52systematically hack all the people.
  80. 2:57>> That should genuinely scare the [ __ ] out
  81. 2:58of you.
  82. 2:59>> Have enough data about me and enough
  83. 3:02computing power and biological
  84. 3:03knowledge. You can hack my body, my
  85. 3:06brain, my life. you can reach a point
  86. 3:08when you know me better than I know
  87. 3:11myself. And once you reach that point
  88. 3:13and we are very close to that point,
  89. 3:16then democracy, the free market as we
  90. 3:19have and actually all political systems
  91. 3:21also authoritarian regimes
  92. 3:24um we have no idea what what happens
  93. 3:27once you pass that point. The re the
  94. 3:30really big thing is hacking human
  95. 3:32beings. To hack human beings, you need a
  96. 3:36lot of biological knowledge, a lot of
  97. 3:39computing power, and especially a lot of
  98. 3:41data. If you
  99. 3:43>> And it's so interesting that he says
  100. 3:45that data. What are they always
  101. 3:47collecting? Data. What can we now
  102. 3:49purchase from almost any company? Data.
  103. 3:52Totally legally. This is not black
  104. 3:55market business, right? That's pretty
  105. 3:58[ __ ] scary because what is he saying?
  106. 3:59This is World Economic Forum. the people
  107. 4:01that decide our life. Why is that?
  108. 4:03They're unelected.
  109. 4:06Now, let's hear about some other scary
  110. 4:07things that DARPA neurologists warned us
  111. 4:09about. And remember, DARPA is the part
  112. 4:12of the government that essentially
  113. 4:14created the internet, created Facebook,
  114. 4:16created P, created all of this that's
  115. 4:18happening right now, right? Can do a
  116. 4:20lot. God only knows what they've
  117. 4:22actually come up with now.
  118. 4:24>> Too upset. [music] with one pause
  119. 4:26frequency. You can just make people so
  120. 4:28suicidal. They can't be bothered [music]
  121. 4:32to act like a demonstrator anymore. All
  122. 4:35they want to do is sleep or lay in bed
  123. 4:37all day. We are in
  124. 4:39>> Yeah. It's now come to the point and I
  125. 4:41think with all the studies that they've
  126. 4:43done with MK Ultra, with mind control,
  127. 4:45now we're in a different point with
  128. 4:46technology, they can just do it a little
  129. 4:49easier. That's why it's so interesting.
  130. 4:51So many suicides. so many suicides
  131. 4:54>> in a new cold war. Um, and this is why
  132. 4:59countries
  133. 5:00um are developing this. [music]
  134. 5:02I mean really developing this. And this
  135. 5:05is why all of the microwave transmitters
  136. 5:08are going up everywhere. [music] Uh
  137. 5:10because somebody if they wanted to could
  138. 5:13use them for other effects. [music]
  139. 5:16The system is up and running. MIT was uh
  140. 5:20awarded a number of years ago to Woody
  141. 5:22Norris. This is 2005 or 2006. And that
  142. 5:26award was a half a million dollars for
  143. 5:28[music] doing what's called acoustic
  144. 5:29hetrodining. Being able to send a signal
  145. 5:32from two points into an individual so
  146. 5:34they literally hear a voice in their
  147. 5:36head that nobody around them hear. I
  148. 5:38mean voices are the easiest ones because
  149. 5:41all you have to do is stimulate [music]
  150. 5:44stimulate the coccia with a
  151. 5:47>> I mean they're literally telling us that
  152. 5:48they can implant thoughts in our head.
  153. 5:50They can make us suicidal. Uh these are
  154. 5:53all known things and this is Dr. James
  155. 5:55Gordaniano. He's um neuro neurology and
  156. 5:58biochemistry professor and he served on
  157. 6:00DARPA's neurothetics advisory board
  158. 6:03neuroeththics excuse me advisory board.
  159. 6:05a set resonant frequency. It's very
  160. 6:07easy. Uh [music] voices are very easy.
  161. 6:10Um and
  162. 6:13the it isn't people imagining voices,
  163. 6:16they physically [music]
  164. 6:18hear them. You can physically make
  165. 6:21people hear [music]
  166. 6:23voices, certain voices. And it can be
  167. 6:27[music]
  168. 6:28any conversation. Um and it it can be
  169. 6:32anybody you want to hear. It can be a
  170. 6:34soft angelic [music] voice. It can be a
  171. 6:36god. Uh it could be something that
  172. 6:39scares you like a devil. It it could be
  173. 6:42anything.
  174. 6:43>> DARPA led a couple of contracts back in
  175. 6:45[music]
  176. 6:462011 2012 to the University of
  177. 6:48California for what's called electronic
  178. 6:51telepathy being able to monitor the
  179. 6:53brain activity of human beings at a
  180. 6:54distance and determine what they're
  181. 6:56thinking. and then on a second contract
  182. 6:59[music]
  183. 7:00at
  184. 7:01>> so if you want to look at all of this a
  185. 7:02little differently and that's why I
  186. 7:04wanted this episode to be a bit lighter
  187. 7:06in a way I think they're just really
  188. 7:08terrified of us to figure out what our
  189. 7:10brains can actually do regardless of
  190. 7:13whether there's a tartaria and I got
  191. 7:14into that and we will go into an
  192. 7:16Antarctica episode there is something
  193. 7:18that all of our brains are capable of
  194. 7:20that they are terrified of and I think
  195. 7:22that's why with the AI now
  196. 7:25and everything they want to implant They
  197. 7:27don't want us thinking at all. They want
  198. 7:29to put everything in from history to
  199. 7:31education to all of it. Right? So, what
  200. 7:34that tells me more than anything else is
  201. 7:36that our brains are incredibly powerful
  202. 7:39and we should all be studying more about
  203. 7:41all the things that they told us are
  204. 7:42crazy but are clearly not. Like
  205. 7:44telepathy that they've been studying
  206. 7:46that they've been using, remote viewing,
  207. 7:47which the CIA has been using. Um, all
  208. 7:51the things that they're like, "No, you
  209. 7:53know, this is all just bullshit." It's
  210. 7:55because they are using it, right? Um, a
  211. 7:58lot of the things that they tell us are
  212. 7:59[ __ ] are not [ __ ] It's because
  213. 8:02they don't want us to understand it.
  214. 8:04>> Actually developing complex signals,
  215. 8:06being able to send them into the brain
  216. 8:07of another person, literally transmit a
  217. 8:09message. Um, [music] this is where the
  218. 8:12technology is today.
  219. 8:13>> I can disrupt an individual from the
  220. 8:15level of their cell to their system and
  221. 8:17disrupt individuals on a variety of
  222. 8:19levels, from individuals all the way up
  223. 8:22to the social fabric. target a specific
  224. 8:24individual, change or eliminate that
  225. 8:26individual with very little attribution
  226. 8:28and trace and be able to leave prior to
  227. 8:30any attribution.
  228. 8:31>> If you're targeting AI is really about
  229. 8:33that we're heading towards digital
  230. 8:35control systems [music] where we have no
  231. 8:38more control over our liquid assets. It
  232. 8:40will be programmable, permission based.
  233. 8:42So only what the central planners allow
  234. 8:44you to use [music] your money for at
  235. 8:46what time and place and location will be
  236. 8:49permitted. And if you're [music] in the
  237. 8:50wrong place, it's not going to work. And
  238. 8:51if you're buying the wrong book, And if
  239. 8:53you think of it this way, in a way it's
  240. 8:55just super petty. And again, we they
  241. 8:58can't do the 40 years a week anymore,
  242. 9:00right? Like we we've all started to
  243. 9:02figure out little by little, wait a
  244. 9:04minute, wait a minute, wait a minute,
  245. 9:05wait a minute. Right? So now, let's just
  246. 9:08[ __ ] with their money. Let's make it
  247. 9:10impossible for them to do anything
  248. 9:13without obeying the rules. And let's
  249. 9:16face it, Americans especially are
  250. 9:18incredibly implicit implicit
  251. 9:21um when it comes to money and they can
  252. 9:24be controlled very I mean why aren't
  253. 9:25they striking? Why are they literally
  254. 9:28thinking that an election will help them
  255. 9:30because that's the script they've always
  256. 9:32been told when in reality no we have a
  257. 9:36lot more power than we think we do but
  258. 9:37they want to take that away as people
  259. 9:40are starting to figure that out. So how
  260. 9:42do you do that? You [ __ ] with someone's
  261. 9:43money.
  262. 9:45and you make everything work your money
  263. 9:47won't work outside [music] a certain
  264. 9:48zone whether it's 15minute prison zone
  265. 9:50or whatever it may be it is the totality
  266. 9:54>> and also PS let's just look at this for
  267. 9:55a moment under the guise of
  268. 9:58environmentalism right trying to keep
  269. 10:00why do these men get to decide how many
  270. 10:03of them are scientists is Bill Gates a
  271. 10:06scientist is Elon Musk a scientist is
  272. 10:08Peter Teal a scientist Alex Karp Sam
  273. 10:11Alman
  274. 10:13is scientist
  275. 10:14with any of their names? Nope. Nope. I
  276. 10:18don't think so. But yet, they're the
  277. 10:21ones that tell us all these things. So,
  278. 10:23politicians and then they have people
  279. 10:25like Fouchy and the World Economic Forum
  280. 10:27and the Bilderberg Group that are all
  281. 10:29run by these same
  282. 10:31entities which want the world to be a
  283. 10:34very specific place. But none of this is
  284. 10:36about science. We're just told that and
  285. 10:40we're just supposed to believe it,
  286. 10:41right? Just like co that's why we all
  287. 10:44why the world why we all went indoors
  288. 10:45for a year and it was just a bunch of
  289. 10:47[ __ ] So they were like cool so we
  290. 10:49can get them to do that. Let's see what
  291. 10:51else we can get them to do.
  292. 10:52>> Tarian dictator's [music] dream come
  293. 10:54true. The scariest most dystopian
  294. 10:57system. This is what the [music] drive
  295. 10:58to build all these thousands of data
  296. 11:00centers is about. To micromanage the
  297. 11:02[music] world's population through the
  298. 11:04new financial world order. AI is really
  299. 11:07about that. we
  300. 11:08>> and that thing about our thoughts being
  301. 11:11outside of our head. Well,
  302. 11:13>> broad category.
  303. 11:15I have very good reason to believe that
  304. 11:18essentially our mind is no longer
  305. 11:20sovereign. It can be interfaced with
  306. 11:23through remote means as well as direct
  307. 11:26devices. Right. Even our dreams are now
  308. 11:28subject to technological manipulation.
  309. 11:30This isn't even classified knowledge at
  310. 11:32least anymore. You can look
  311. 11:34>> Oh, yeah. They can. I mean, why do you
  312. 11:36think as popup that you just think about
  313. 11:39that you never say out loud? Why would
  314. 11:42that happen, right? Is something a
  315. 11:44psychic? No, it's because neurologically
  316. 11:46they've already studied our data enough.
  317. 11:49They're also Wi-Fi can see into every
  318. 11:51part of our homes. It's also affecting
  319. 11:53us, but essentially they don't need much
  320. 11:56to look inside, right? They can now
  321. 11:58actually see inside.
  322. 12:00>> Look at technical applications from MIT
  323. 12:02itself relating to dream implant. We
  324. 12:05keep hearing MIT MIT had such a close
  325. 12:08relationship with Jeffrey.
  326. 12:10And [snorts] it's not to say that
  327. 12:12Epstein was the mastermind. All of these
  328. 12:14men are Jeffrey Epstein. Every single
  329. 12:16one of them. When you think of them and
  330. 12:18the amount of power they have, realize
  331. 12:20who they are. That's who they are.
  332. 12:23>> The distance.
  333. 12:23>> Wa.
  334. 12:24>> So, you know,
  335. 12:25>> and do you think ideas can be implanted
  336. 12:27in somebody's waking life?
  337. 12:29>> Yes.
  338. 12:29>> That's freaky. In your high confidence,
  339. 12:32>> I'm certain. That's insane.
  340. 12:35>> Yeah. It's interesting. I interviewed
  341. 12:36this guy, Dr. Colin Ross, and he wrote a
  342. 12:38book called CIA Doctors,
  343. 12:40>> and it's all the whole MK Ultra thing
  344. 12:42and how all these psychiatrists were
  345. 12:43distributed across the United States,
  346. 12:44often at, you know, elite universities.
  347. 12:47And Jolly West, for example, was head of
  348. 12:49UCLA psychiatry for a very long time.
  349. 12:50He's talking with Sydney Gotley back and
  350. 12:53forth. He's probably MK training, you
  351. 12:55know, Charles Manson. It's wild the
  352. 12:57history of our country. It's
  353. 12:58interesting. He wrote a follow-up book
  354. 12:59on directed. Sorry that he just
  355. 13:01mentioned Charles Manson and MK Ultra. I
  356. 13:05got into it with one of the commenters.
  357. 13:08You you dude, you need to look into
  358. 13:10that. I don't just say that for no
  359. 13:12reason. I read a lot of books about that
  360. 13:14time in history. And ultimately, I think
  361. 13:16what scares me the most like Severance.
  362. 13:19I don't know how how many of you have
  363. 13:21actually watched that show. I was
  364. 13:22obsessed with that show. Obsessed.
  365. 13:26And now
  366. 13:28The Breakroom. The break room is
  367. 13:30basically MK Ultra. And I didn't realize
  368. 13:32it until cuz I stopped watching TV when
  369. 13:35I started looking at things and the
  370. 13:36other day a trailer went by and I was
  371. 13:39like, "Oh my god." And I started looking
  372. 13:42into the premise of severance and I was
  373. 13:43and I was like, "Oh my god." And it is
  374. 13:46essentially showing that you can step in
  375. 13:48and out of your consciousness, but that
  376. 13:50someone can completely control it
  377. 13:53because that is the premise of that
  378. 13:54show. It's not that you can live all of
  379. 13:56these lives. It's that when one of those
  380. 13:59interfaces is working, the rest are
  381. 14:02asleep and have no idea what's going on.
  382. 14:04That's not a whole human being. That's
  383. 14:07being controlled from afar. How is that
  384. 14:09any sort of autonomy, human autonomy?
  385. 14:12So, [snorts] yeah, I can't watch
  386. 14:12severance anymore. Now, it freaks me
  387. 14:14out.
  388. 14:15>> Energy and electromagnetism in the body.
  389. 14:17And so it's not even wacky at all to say
  390. 14:21that that electromagnetism behind this.
  391. 14:24>> This is a former Pentagon policy
  392. 14:26adviser, whistleblower, Matthew Brown.
  393. 14:28Um, that is who these people are and I
  394. 14:31find them and I understand that people
  395. 14:32get really upset about the Instagram
  396. 14:34reels, but one, that is how we
  397. 14:36distribute everything on social media.
  398. 14:38And two, these are all people you can
  399. 14:40actually look up. And whenever I'm wrong
  400. 14:43and people point it out, I'm very happy
  401. 14:45to say that I am wrong and correct that.
  402. 14:48Okay? So, it's not that I'm committed to
  403. 14:50any of this. It's that I want everyone
  404. 14:51to listen to it and make their own
  405. 14:53conclusions. That's really what all of
  406. 14:55this is all about. Think for yourselves,
  407. 14:56focus. Think for yourselves.
  408. 14:58>> Influence on life. M you know there's a
  409. 15:00great professor named Michael Lean at
  410. 15:01TUS and he talks about you know how
  411. 15:04morphology basically the form that your
  412. 15:06body takes is more dictated by the local
  413. 15:08electromagnetic field than it is by DNA.
  414. 15:11So there's something about
  415. 15:12electromagnetism in life. Your cells
  416. 15:14communicate via voltage gated ion
  417. 15:16channels. So they're it's very
  418. 15:18fundamental. If you look at all the
  419. 15:20Havana syndrome directed energy stuff
  420. 15:22the person is being wholly destabilized
  421. 15:24by microwaves essentially.
  422. 15:26>> Yes. So I I think this is another area
  423. 15:29where it's provably suppressed science,
  424. 15:32the interaction [clears throat] between
  425. 15:33the human body and our nervous system,
  426. 15:35our organs.
  427. 15:36>> But you think we can semantic content
  428. 15:38can be relayed into somebody's like
  429. 15:41>> I know it can.
  430. 15:42>> Oh my god.
  431. 15:43>> This isn't even like natural like
  432. 15:48plan inventory and control of all land,
  433. 15:52all water, all minerals, all plants.
  434. 15:56You notice how much of our land is being
  435. 15:58bought by the billionaires? Did you
  436. 16:00notice that Palunteer now has a contract
  437. 16:02with USDA? Did you notice that the
  438. 16:05farmers have to sign a contract that
  439. 16:06they cannot reuse their seeds? That they
  440. 16:08have to track their farms in a very
  441. 16:11specific way. Why
  442. 16:14never really did this before?
  443. 16:17Why are we doing this now?
  444. 16:20all animals, all construction, all means
  445. 16:23of production, all food, all energy, all
  446. 16:28information, and all human beings in the
  447. 16:31[music] world. And this is a plan that
  448. 16:33was agreed to by 179 nations back in
  449. 16:36[music] 1992. It's a United Nations
  450. 16:39plan. It's called the agenda for the
  451. 16:4221st century. And so many of us around
  452. 16:45the world think that sustainable
  453. 16:47development, it just sounds so great.
  454. 16:50Isn't it about recycling and creative
  455. 16:52reuse and creating energy and food
  456. 16:55resources for everyone? And the answer
  457. 16:56is no. [music]
  458. 16:58It really is not. It's about moving
  459. 17:00populations into city centers,
  460. 17:03concentrated city centers, and clearing
  461. 17:05them out of the rural areas. [music]
  462. 17:08It's construct.
  463. 17:09>> They don't want people self-sufficient
  464. 17:10at all anymore. That's why there's been
  465. 17:12so many land grabs. That's why so many h
  466. 17:16so many people are losing their land
  467. 17:18based on fires, based on whatever. Cuz
  468. 17:21remember in the United States you never
  469. 17:23really own your property. Look that up.
  470. 17:25Never really do. Um and so what they're
  471. 17:29doing with that is making sure you have
  472. 17:32nowhere to hide. They have to put us
  473. 17:34somewhere, right? Because they're saving
  474. 17:36the planet. It's a bunch of [ __ ]
  475. 17:38[ __ ] They want us contained. They
  476. 17:41want to deal with us. They want to wipe
  477. 17:42us out to a point where either there's
  478. 17:45[snorts] none of us left and they can
  479. 17:47replace us with robots, but if they
  480. 17:48can't keep enough of us alive to deal
  481. 17:50with, you know, the petty things that
  482. 17:51they want to
  483. 17:52>> of non-governmental organizations,
  484. 17:54corporations, [music]
  485. 17:55and government in order to dictate and
  486. 17:58regulate what it is that happens around
  487. 18:00the world. Regionalization [music] is
  488. 18:03the stepping stone to globalization and
  489. 18:06globalization is the standardization of
  490. 18:08all systems. All systems have to be
  491. 18:11brought into harmony in order to control
  492. 18:13them all. And the goal of Agenda 21 is
  493. 18:16one world government.
  494. 18:17>> Here are all the reasons they tell us
  495. 18:19that one world government will be a good
  496. 18:22idea. Right?
  497. 18:23>> Putting an end to anonymity on social
  498. 18:26media.
  499. 18:26>> You do not even have to have elections
  500. 18:28anymore because you can already [music]
  501. 18:30predict and afterwards you can say why
  502. 18:32do we need elections? Because we know
  503. 18:34what the result will be. What [music] we
  504. 18:36are very proud of now is the young
  505. 18:39generation like Prime Minister Trudeau,
  506. 18:42President [music] of Argentina and so on
  507. 18:44that we penetrate the cabinets.
  508. 18:46>> Uh people eat too much meat. There's
  509. 18:48this thing called the [music] lonear
  510. 18:49tick where if it bites you, you will
  511. 18:52become allergic to meat. That's
  512. 18:53something that we can do through human
  513. 18:55[music] engineer. Why do you want to own
  514. 18:56a cell phone if you can just lease it?
  515. 18:58And if you lease why why shouldn't you
  516. 18:59lease your refrigerator or your washing
  517. 19:02machine or your dishwasher? Why do you
  518. 19:04want to own it? Now imagine the
  519. 19:05situation in 10 or 20 years when an
  520. 19:08algorithm can tell any teenager [music]
  521. 19:11exactly where he or she is on the gay
  522. 19:14straight spectrum.
  523. 19:15>> 10 [music] years when we are sitting
  524. 19:16here we have an implant in our brains
  525. 19:20and um I can immediately feel because
  526. 19:23you all [music] will have implants.
  527. 19:25>> Where are they traveling? How are they
  528. 19:27traveling? What are they eating? What
  529. 19:29are they consuming [music] on the
  530. 19:30platform? Individual carbon footprint
  531. 19:33tracker. humans are now hackable
  532. 19:36animals.
  533. 19:37>> There's some really [music] interesting
  534. 19:38research that we can plant false
  535. 19:39memories in the brain.
  536. 19:40>> I propose putting leaders are low-life
  537. 19:45scum that screw little girls so the Jews
  538. 19:50can screw America. That's what's
  539. 19:52happening in this country. I just said
  540. 19:55>> Zionists. I do I do have to correct
  541. 19:57that. Zionists, not Jews.
  542. 19:59>> Said it. That's what's going on in this
  543. 20:02country. And our FBI is corrupt. The
  544. 20:05Supreme Court is corrupt. The Justice
  545. 20:08Department is corrupt. The news media is
  546. 20:10corrupt. The whole country is corrupt
  547. 20:13because we've walked away from Almighty
  548. 20:15God. And we've allowed Cabala practicing
  549. 20:18Jews to defile the nation. Put that
  550. 20:22video out.
  551. 20:23>> Again, Zionists,
  552. 20:26>> go ahead and clip this video and send it
  553. 20:28out. I dare you. Okay,
  554. 20:30>> you won't do it because you're scared
  555. 20:33that the truth may get out to the
  556. 20:35American people. I'm had ited up to here
  557. 20:38with the corruption in this country.
  558. 20:40Little children being for the benefit of
  559. 20:43Israel. It's all about Doc. Little
  560. 20:46American children for the benefit of
  561. 20:50Israel. America.
  562. 20:51>> Correct. For Israel, not Jews. Israel
  563. 20:55and Zionists, not Jews. girls to be
  564. 20:59videotaped by Israeli Mossad so that
  565. 21:02Israel can blackmail American
  566. 21:04politicians. That's the state of America
  567. 21:07today. God
  568. 21:10ought to destroy this country for what?
  569. 21:14>> I mean, we really have gotten to that
  570. 21:16Sodom and Gomorrah place that I learned
  571. 21:18about and that I it I don't know why the
  572. 21:22hardest thing for me to accept has been
  573. 21:24that some of the Bible has been true and
  574. 21:26some and I don't know why. I think it's
  575. 21:28because I thought it was so fantastical
  576. 21:31and then that's when you realize that
  577. 21:34the world is bit more fantastical.
  578. 21:36That's not necessarily a good thing.
  579. 21:39>> According to quantum physics,
  580. 21:42the universe is holistic. Is not made of
  581. 21:45separable parts. Everything is
  582. 21:47connected. Everything is connected from
  583. 21:50the inside.
  584. 21:51But according to most physicists, there
  585. 21:54is no inside because every you know they
  586. 21:56think that all that exists is actually
  587. 21:59what you can measure. But that is not
  588. 22:01possible. Nobody can understand why
  589. 22:04quantum computers work because their
  590. 22:07actual operation cannot occur in
  591. 22:10spacetime. It must occur in what is
  592. 22:13called Hilbur space. But Hilbur space is
  593. 22:15supposed to be a mathematical
  594. 22:17abstraction. So how can you do
  595. 22:19operations in a abstract space of
  596. 22:22mathematics? You see is incoherent.
  597. 22:25But nobody want to think deeply about
  598. 22:28this stuff because nobody has ever
  599. 22:31taught how to think deeply about stuff.
  600. 22:34>> They want that right there. We were
  601. 22:38never taught to critically think. And I
  602. 22:40think that's what I found so offensive
  603. 22:43about the Epstein files because I always
  604. 22:46considered myself a smart person until I
  605. 22:48realized my education was nowhere near
  606. 22:50what it should have been, what any of
  607. 22:52ours should have been. And I think we
  608. 22:54studied a lot of the wrong things
  609. 22:56because they didn't want us critically
  610. 22:57thinking. They didn't want us to
  611. 22:58understand how powerful our brains were
  612. 23:00and how much we could do with it. I
  613. 23:02mean, think about it. Even if it were
  614. 23:04just levitation or even if it were just
  615. 23:07to implant something in a mind, if we
  616. 23:09had that ability to fight back, it's not
  617. 23:11like they could just do that. You know
  618. 23:13what I mean? And there's far more of us.
  619. 23:15So I think it's interesting they keep
  620. 23:17all of this quiet which lets us know
  621. 23:19that if they are we have far more more
  622. 23:23power than we ever thought we did and
  623. 23:25that's the whole point
  624. 23:26>> to solve the problem. Give me the
  625. 23:28equation I solve the equations but the
  626. 23:30equations are created by consciousness.
  627. 23:34It is consciousness that creates
  628. 23:35mathematics not
  629. 23:38that creates consciousness. It took me
  630. 23:4230 years to figure out that mathematic
  631. 23:44is created by consciousness and
  632. 23:47therefore I cannot explain consciousness
  633. 23:49with mathematics and I realized that I
  634. 23:51was trying to do the same because I was
  635. 23:52taught that way. I had to
  636. 23:55>> I mean even it's like my brain stops
  637. 23:57working when I so John Lear was a
  638. 24:01legendary record-breaking aviator. He
  639. 24:02was the son of Lejet founder Bill Lear.
  640. 24:06Um, this is what he had to say and he
  641. 24:09was an XCIA pilot. This is the soul trap
  642. 24:12theory.
  643. 24:13>> Skeptics, it was metaphysical science
  644. 24:15fiction [music] dressed in equations.
  645. 24:17Lir insisted he wasn't speaking
  646. 24:18metaphorically. He argued that
  647. 24:20humanity's concept of reincarnation,
  648. 24:22[music]
  649. 24:23a recurring cycle of birth and death was
  650. 24:25not divine design but software [music]
  651. 24:27maintenance. They scan, he said, erase
  652. 24:30short-term memory and reinsert us.
  653. 24:32[music] Same hardware, new scenario.
  654. 24:35This in his mind explained why people
  655. 24:37experienced deja vu or inexplicable
  656. 24:39fears. They were data fragments [music]
  657. 24:41from prior iterations leaking through
  658. 24:43the wipe. He named the operators the
  659. 24:45keepers, [music] cautious not to label
  660. 24:47them extraterrestrial, but he often
  661. 24:49implied non-human intelligence [music]
  662. 24:51administering the network. At times he
  663. 24:54linked them with the grays. Other times
  664. 24:56he claimed they were purely mechanized.
  665. 24:58[music] Biological forms retired systems
  666. 25:00left on autopilot. What mattered wasn't
  667. 25:02who built it, but why it [music]
  668. 25:04persisted. When Lar first described the
  669. 25:06soul trap, he didn't sound like a man
  670. 25:08inventing fantasy. [music] He spoke like
  671. 25:10an engineer recalling a schematic. His
  672. 25:12tone flattened into procedure, inputs,
  673. 25:15[music] outputs, systems. It's not
  674. 25:17mystical, he told one interviewer. It's
  675. 25:20a process. The body dies, energy
  676. 25:22detaches, and [music] within seconds,
  677. 25:24the lunar network locks on. According to
  678. 25:26him, sensors embedded across the [music]
  679. 25:28moon's surface detect consciousness as
  680. 25:30electromagnetic residue, drawing it
  681. 25:33upward into a transmission grid [music]
  682. 25:34positioned near the far side craters.
  683. 25:37That grid's centerpiece, he said, was a
  684. 25:39geometric structure, cube or tower-like,
  685. 25:42anchored at a coordinate he [music]
  686. 25:43refused to specify. Data flowing through
  687. 25:45that anchor streamed into what he called
  688. 25:47the [music] processing field, an
  689. 25:49invisible energy zone enveloping the
  690. 25:51near side. The entire mechanism, he
  691. 25:53claimed, operated on frequency [music]
  692. 25:55resonance. The soul vibrates like any
  693. 25:58signal, he explained. Change the
  694. 26:00frequency and you change identity to
  695. 26:02believe.
  696. 26:03>> I will tell you that [music]
  697. 26:0490% of what's on the internet, what
  698. 26:06people think Stargate was is BS. It's
  699. 26:10nothing like what Stargate was.
  700. 26:12>> What was Stargate? [music]
  701. 26:13>> Stargate was actually called Gondola
  702. 26:15Wish at the beginning and it [music] was
  703. 26:18to test remote viewing. All of our tax
  704. 26:21dollars went to all these fantastical
  705. 26:23things, right? Or what we were told is
  706. 26:24fantastical. Now these declassified
  707. 26:26documents are coming out, right? Letting
  708. 26:28us know that they're not. What we really
  709. 26:31should question is why. And again, it's
  710. 26:33that they're showing us how. So I think
  711. 26:34that's why people should pay attention,
  712. 26:35which is why I make the videos that I
  713. 26:37do.
  714. 26:39>> That [music] everything is made out of
  715. 26:41energy. What we perceive as matter is
  716. 26:44actually an illusion of energy and
  717. 26:46light. That there is nothing physical.
  718. 26:48When physicists started to take the atom
  719. 26:51apart and find there were things inside
  720. 26:53such as protons, neutrons, and
  721. 26:55electrons, then they say, "Yeah, but
  722. 26:56what are those things made out of?" Then
  723. 26:58they got down to smaller things [music]
  724. 26:59like quarks. And I said, "Yeah, but what
  725. 27:02were they made out of?" And ultimately,
  726. 27:03what physicists recognized was at the
  727. 27:06[music] fundamental core of an atom,
  728. 27:08there was nothing material at all. It's
  729. 27:10an energy vortex. It's a powerful energy
  730. 27:12[music] field. And that all atoms are
  731. 27:15these energy fields. And the
  732. 27:17significance about that is well atoms
  733. 27:19make up humans and so by definition we
  734. 27:22perceive [music] ourselves as physical
  735. 27:24structures but according to quantum
  736. 27:26physics we're energy for
  737. 27:28>> we [music] need so many humans for
  738. 27:30>> do you have an answer in the book
  739. 27:31>> the best guess we have is keep them
  740. 27:34happy with drugs and computer games
  741. 27:36>> first we've got population now the world
  742. 27:39today has 6.8 8 billion people. That's
  743. 27:41headed up to about 9 billion. Now, if we
  744. 27:43do a really great job on new vaccines,
  745. 27:47healthcare, reproductive health
  746. 27:49services, who the [ __ ] put these
  747. 27:51[ __ ] in charge legitimately,
  748. 27:55>> says we could lower that by perhaps 10
  749. 27:57or 15% having particles, what's called
  750. 28:00solar radiation management.
  751. 28:01>> One that has gained my personal
  752. 28:02attention is stratospheric aerosol
  753. 28:05injection or SAI. the technologies
  754. 28:08potential to alter weather patterns and
  755. 28:11benefit certain regions,
  756. 28:12>> right? All those fantastical things that
  757. 28:15we're told can't be done. By the way,
  758. 28:16Bill Gates has few patents on weather
  759. 28:18modification and our government used it
  760. 28:21during the Vietnam War
  761. 28:24in rain in certain spots because they
  762. 28:26found that our troops had an advantage
  763. 28:28when it was raining there. So yes, but
  764. 28:30yeah,
  765. 28:30>> regions of the world at the expense of
  766. 28:32other regions could trigger sharp
  767. 28:35opposition by some nations.
  768. 28:37>> Suppose they arrive and they give you a
  769. 28:38box and the box has two knobs. [music]
  770. 28:41One knob is the knob for controlling
  771. 28:43global temperature. Maybe another knob
  772. 28:44is a knob for controlling CO2
  773. 28:46concentrations. You might imagine that
  774. 28:47we [music] would fight wars over that
  775. 28:49box cuz we have no way to agree about
  776. 28:51where to set the knobs. We're building
  777. 28:53that box. The scientists and engineers
  778. 28:54of the world are building it piece by
  779. 28:56piece in their labs. Geoengineering is
  780. 28:58occurring. It's been occurring. It is
  781. 29:00not new and your tax dollars are funding
  782. 29:02[music] this. I 100% know that the US
  783. 29:05Air Force was involved
  784. 29:06>> putting stuff in the upper atmosphere to
  785. 29:08stop all the sunlight getting down to
  786. 29:10the ground or by seeding more low
  787. 29:13clouds, which is what that would do, so
  788. 29:15that more sunlight is reflected back
  789. 29:17into space.
  790. 29:17>> And one way to do that might be to play
  791. 29:19with life in the ocean, shown on this
  792. 29:21figure here. Life consumes carbon and
  793. 29:23moves it into the deep ocean. If we can
  794. 29:25increase the rate of life in the ocean,
  795. 29:27perhaps we can take carbon out of the
  796. 29:29atmosphere. The oceans have absorbed
  797. 29:30some carbon, but there's plenty of room
  798. 29:32for more carbon absorption by the
  799. 29:34oceans. We might do that deliberately by
  800. 29:36pumping CO2 into the ocean.
  801. 29:38>> So, after November, when whatever they
  802. 29:42have already decided happens
  803. 29:45and Americans realize that they can't
  804. 29:47vote their way out of this, what will
  805. 29:50you do?
  806. 29:52I mean truly what what will any of us
  807. 29:54do? So I just want to end where we began
  808. 29:58which is that all of this is just simply
  809. 30:01a lie.
  810. 30:01>> Who you put in office that all belong to
  811. 30:04the other side. They're the pockets of
  812. 30:06the Illuminati. When you quit electing
  813. 30:10professional politicians
  814. 30:12when you quit electing the guy who looks
  815. 30:15nice on television because he speaks
  816. 30:17good and he looks like the guy you
  817. 30:19wanted to marry or something like that.
  818. 30:21uh you're you're playing right into
  819. 30:24their hands.
  820. 30:26You know, they made it so impossible for
  821. 30:28another Abraham Lincoln to get elected
  822. 30:30to the office of president. That's a
  823. 30:32wonder that that that we even have a
  824. 30:35chance at all.
  825. 30:36>> Exactly.
  826. 30:37>> We need to send
  827. 30:39>> There is no left or right. There is no
  828. 30:41man against woman. There is no
  829. 30:43immigrants against whatever country
  830. 30:45you're in. It is us against them. It is
  831. 30:49the 90%, excuse me, actually the 95%
  832. 30:53against the 5%. I'm going to give them
  833. 30:555% just due to the shadow government and
  834. 30:58everything else. But legitimately,
  835. 31:01how have we all been fooled by this?
  836. 31:03myself included when every single time
  837. 31:07nothing happens and now it's just
  838. 31:10destroying more and more and more
  839. 31:13>> people to Congress and to government who
  840. 31:16are going to clean house kick all the
  841. 31:18members
  842. 31:19>> drain the swamp. They are the swamp.
  843. 31:21They're never going to drain the swamp.
  844. 31:22If you've made it that far, if you've
  845. 31:24gotten to that point in power, you've
  846. 31:27done some things to get there and you've
  847. 31:30swallowed whatever party line you
  848. 31:32committed to. But it doesn't mean that
  849. 31:34you're actually loyal to it. It just
  850. 31:36means you're good at playing your part.
  851. 31:38>> Of secret societies out of the
  852. 31:39bureaucracy, lock them up, try them for
  853. 31:42treason, kick the incumbents out, send
  854. 31:46citizens to Washington. They do whatever
  855. 31:48they have to to be approved by the
  856. 31:49people, but in secret, they're not at
  857. 31:52all. They're playing their game. It
  858. 31:54doesn't matter who you vote for, who who
  859. 31:55you put in office, they all belong to
  860. 31:58the other side.
  861. 32:00>> I know this one was painfully long. Um,
  862. 32:03drop a black heart if you've made it
  863. 32:04this far. I guess what I'm really trying
  864. 32:06to say is we have much more power than
  865. 32:07we think. Our brains can do a lot more.
  866. 32:10And instead of hating one another and
  867. 32:12spending our times in the comments um
  868. 32:16lifting up people like Elon Musk and
  869. 32:18asking why crazy women like me want them
  870. 32:20to pay taxes because you know why are
  871. 32:22they paying for everyone. Dude, look up.
  872. 32:26You're so busy needing to prove that
  873. 32:29you're smarter than the other person.
  874. 32:31It's why you're kept exactly where you
  875. 32:32are. They say now that in order to
  876. 32:34measure wealth,
  877. 32:36you actually don't measure it by money.
  878. 32:38Do you know how you measure it?
  879. 32:40How much free time do you have? If in a
  880. 32:43day you have between 8 to 10 hours
  881. 32:48of time for yourself that doesn't belong
  882. 32:50to anyone other than you
  883. 32:53makes you pretty [ __ ] wealthy. It's
  884. 32:54one of them. But I found that one
  885. 32:56interesting. Um I now have about a good
  886. 32:59depending on the day rattle it up. But
  887. 33:01yeah, I have that now.
  888. 33:03When I do work, it's like a couple hours
  889. 33:05a day and I do that on my own time when
  890. 33:08I need money. But you know, for the most
  891. 33:10part, my time now belongs to me. So I
  892. 33:13understand when they say that makes you
  893. 33:14a rich person. Believe me, I really do.
  894. 33:17Take care, folks. Don't forget to
  895. 33:18critically think about

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