Zak (@legacy_zak on X) is the special guest on a brand-new Knocked Conscious LIVE! After a week-long vacation in his hometown, Mark returns with wild, hilarious, and downright UNBELIEVABLE stories from his trip. Plus, he dives into his top-secret, tin-foil-hat-worthy Elon Musk conspiracy theory you won’t want to miss!
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(0:32) Welcome, welcome, welcome everybody. (0:35) Zach, what’s up, buddy? (0:37) I totally screwed up again, right off the bat. (0:40) That was it.(0:41) Where if I Knocked Conscious we’re Whiskey Conscious, if I retarded, if I retarded, (0:48) you mean it were, let me remove the outro. (0:54) So it don’t look like a total buffoon. (0:56) Welcome everyone.(0:58) A new, Knocked Conscious. (0:59) It’s been ages because we’ve been new whiskeys and we’ve been doing ordinary (1:02) friends and Zach joined me today, man. (1:04) What’s going on? (1:05) How are you, buddy? (1:06) I’m doing all right.(1:07) How about yourself? (1:09) Doing all right. (1:10) So we’ve got a little list today that I had, I had to type these in because if I (1:15) didn’t type them down, I would have forgotten about them. (1:17) So we’re going to get right into it.(1:19) We got a couple of things. (1:20) I’ve got a couple of crazy stories. (1:22) I went home for a week.(1:23) I’m originally from just like a mile outside the city limits of Philadelphia, (1:28) Northeast Philly. (1:29) And I had a really interesting trip. (1:31) It was really cool.(1:33) It was pretty amazing. (1:34) Fun. (1:34) Got a lot of stories about that.(1:37) And then I want to share a couple of things that I saw along the way. (1:40) And then I heard cool stories. (1:43) I wanted to share about the creation of the Philadelphia police departments, the (1:46) first paid police department, Zach.(1:49) You won’t believe. (1:51) Wait, it wasn’t Boston. (1:52) No.(1:53) Philadelphia. (1:55) Dude, I heard, I went on the tour. (1:57) I did a walking tour with my girlfriend and I’ll share the story and I’ll, (2:01) I’ll we’ll pull it up.(2:02) I got receipts, but maybe I might do a whole extra podcast on it because it’s (2:07) such a crazy story. (2:08) Like it’s like, no way, right? (2:10) So then, yeah. (2:13) So after that, I do have another thing.(2:16) Ian Carroll has been taken over for Candace Owens and I, I’ve had a super (2:22) duper crazy, okay. (2:24) I know Thane doesn’t like the tinfoil hat stuff cause it minimizes us. (2:28) But we, we say this in jest.(2:29) We do it so that like, we are open to other ideas. (2:33) That’s part of the thing is like, we’re not locked into this thing. (2:37) So we will take it lighter, but the whole Afghanistan, Iraq, opioid, MIC.(2:44) I, I, he exposed it today in a way that no one’s ever shared it. (2:49) And I’ve been saying this for like years. (2:50) I put, I, I feel like during COVID I put the pieces together.(2:54) So I’m, I think everybody did. (2:55) We just haven’t like vocalized it. (2:57) So I want to work that through with you.(2:59) And then lastly, we’ve got an Elon Musk conspiracy theory. (3:03) I’ve got this Elon, Peter Thiel, Alex. (3:06) I don’t, I dude, it’s out there and it’s kind of shared with you, right? (3:13) Like buckle up boys and girls.(3:16) Cause it’s gonna be a fun one. (3:18) So we’re going to go on a ride. (3:20) We’re on a ride.(3:21) So Zach, anytime you have anything, please jump in. (3:24) Let us know to all the people who joined in. (3:26) We’re approaching 10 people already.(3:28) Thank you so much for jumping on today. (3:30) We’re really so happy to have you on. (3:31) It’s it’s happening.(3:33) Zach, give us your, give us your stuff. (3:36) You are, you are a special guest. (3:37) Tell us a little bit about yourself, my friend.(3:39) Well, first off, I’m going to, I’m going to drop you. (3:42) If Philadelphia was the first professional paid police department. (3:47) Cincinnati was the first, Cincinnati, Ohio, no joke.(3:51) And we even support this with the, uh, at the fire house. (3:55) Well, there’s a firehouse museum in downtown at the, one of the first firehouses. (4:00) Um, they turned it into a museum, but Cincinnati is the first, it was the (4:06) first city to have a perfect paid professional fire department, mainly in (4:15) mainly to get away with, uh, uh, there was a, there was effectively a big old (4:19) gigantic voluntary, uh, volunteer civil war.(4:23) Everybody just, it was so decentralized. (4:26) They would get in literal fistfights. (4:28) So one of the things they did was they organized and (4:30) structured it and made it paid.(4:33) That’s crazy. (4:34) So layman layman, simple terms to simplify it, but it’s fascinating. (4:40) So if you ever, if you’re ever in Cincinnati, anybody, and this is the (4:45) YouTube mark, I would, I would implore to go to the firehouse museum and just.(4:52) Walk around and, and just get the lay of the land and learn a little bit. (4:57) And what’s really cool. (4:58) Cause I went, I actually, I’ve lived here all my life.(5:01) I never went there. (5:02) I went there with a buddy of mine. (5:03) He came up from Knoxville and, uh, we, I walked in there and lo and (5:10) behold, I’m like, wait a second.(5:12) That’s not an early fire. (5:13) That’s an early fire engine from like the 1920s from Aurora, Indiana. (5:18) Just not far down the road, down the river, my neck of the woods.(5:22) I’m like, this is wild. (5:24) So that’s crazy. (5:25) Right.(5:26) Yeah. (5:27) Well, like once again, Philadelphia with Franklin there, it’s funny. (5:32) Cause like we talk about how people, there’s only like two or three ways (5:36) to get, to get to people, right? (5:39) Like for guys, it’s women, fame, money, pretty much it.(5:44) And Franklin didn’t give a crap about money, but he loved being loved. (5:51) You know what I mean? (5:52) Like, so everything, all those patents and stuff he gave away, that was his payment. (5:58) That was his, his ego was his like, uh, his payment plan, right? (6:02) That was his currency in a way.(6:04) And he got to be in front. (6:06) I mean, he got to live like volunteer fire department. (6:08) Volunteer taking cadavers to dissect them.(6:11) Like the university of Pennsylvania, medical, everything that dude just (6:14) discovered now, the Pennsylvania thing was a voluntary force at first. (6:18) Like I said, we’ll talk about that a little later, but let me share the (6:22) crazy day one of this freaking crazy story. (6:26) It’s unbelievable.(6:27) So I have been podcasting for five years. (6:31) I over five years with my buddy out here in Phoenix since like, right. (6:35) Probably when COVID kind of started, just kind of coincided in a weird way, (6:39) just started doing it during that time.(6:42) But, um, I’m from this place in Philadelphia. (6:45) That’s just outside Philadelphia. (6:47) It’s a Northeast Philly.(6:49) It’s an area, right? (6:50) I share the picture of McDonald’s where Trump was handing out McDonald’s. (6:54) It’s literally two miles from there. (6:56) Like, like maybe three miles from there.(6:58) So, and I shared that picture with you guys in the video, he doing the truck, (7:03) but, uh, on, on the flight now I’m a nobody podcaster. (7:08) I have no one, no one knows me. (7:10) Nothing.(7:10) No one knows me. (7:11) I just, I wear a shirt. (7:12) It says Knocked Conscious podcast.(7:14) And I put a QR code in the back that says media. (7:16) I wear, I got it last year for freedom fest. (7:18) So if people walk by, they could QR code my back and it would come up with my (7:21) website, total self-promotion.(7:24) No, no problem, but it’s, it’s podcasts only. (7:27) And then it says media, that’s it. (7:30) So I put that shirt on, I go in the airport.(7:32) You know, people see it. (7:33) So they kind of read as they walk by and you’re like, Ooh, maybe that person (7:36) recognizes, but they’re just reading. (7:37) You’re like reading what what’s on your shirt.(7:39) Right. (7:41) So it’s the first night I’m heading home from my parents. (7:43) We’re going to the, to the apartment or the hotel.(7:46) And we’re like, let’s stop by Wawa. (7:48) Let’s get a classic hoagie. (7:49) Right? (7:49) So we go into the Wawa, which is the best convenience store in (7:53) the history of convenience stores.(7:54) I will die on that Hill. (7:56) Sheets can go F itself. (7:57) All right.(7:57) I don’t care. (7:59) Hey, I knew you, I knew you’d be a sheets guy. (8:02) I knew it.(8:04) Oh, I, I, I know sheets is from going to Gettysburg, man. (8:07) Yeah, no, I know. (8:08) I just mess.(8:09) That’s more, that’s more of a Western Pennsylvania thing. (8:11) It is Western to like, well, I was like Delaware and Eastern Pennsylvania, (8:15) but they’re getting bigger. (8:16) Right.(8:17) So go on the Wawa. (8:18) And I’m at the one I’m at the one, like closest to my house. (8:21) We’re heading home.(8:23) And there were, we had like weird incident at the door. (8:25) Like I held the door for something. (8:27) We were kind of klutzy and then they were leaving.(8:28) So I’m like later guys. (8:29) And this guy was in between us and he, he does this. (8:32) And I, I thought he thought I was looking at him.(8:35) Like, I really didn’t know. (8:36) I just thought, I thought I was looking at him. (8:38) So he was just looking at me.(8:39) So I’m like, whatever. (8:40) I don’t pay any attention. (8:42) I go to pay.(8:42) I turn around and he kind of does this again. (8:44) And I’m like, I just do that. (8:46) I’m nothing.(8:47) Right. (8:48) He comes up to me, dude. (8:49) He walks up.(8:50) He goes, are you Mark of Knocked Conscious podcast? (8:58) Dude, I start, I started looking around. (9:00) I’m like, Whoa, where are the cameras? (9:02) Like, what’s going on? (9:03) Do I know this little kid? (9:04) Is he a little brother? (9:05) Was he like three years old when I left? (9:06) Like I am. (9:08) No one has ever recognized me ever in public.(9:15) Not a, not a single person ever, ever, not in Phoenix, not anywhere. (9:21) Okay. (9:22) Now I’m two minutes from my house.(9:25) The dude is in a rival high school. (9:27) He’s 21, 22 years old. (9:29) And he recognized me like, dude, it, I still don’t know how I feel.(9:37) Have you ever been recognized yet? (9:39) Like out like by anyone? (9:41) Nope. (9:42) Kind of, I’m kind of glad and kind of sad. (9:46) No, that’s awesome though.(9:47) No, I don’t know how to feel about it, man. (9:50) I, I, I honestly feel like I honestly still feel oddly strange. (9:56) Like, is this re like, first of all, I was like, is that actually real? (10:02) Is someone actually list? (10:03) Cause once again, you and I, we, we really just want the (10:08) messages to be shared, right? (10:09) Let’s be honest.(10:10) Like if, if 10 more people hear us, it’s more that they hear what (10:15) Lysander Spooner said, or they heard what Hoppe said, or they heard what, (10:19) you know what I mean? (10:19) Or what these guys, what the geniuses say. (10:23) But, uh, a guy literally is like, yeah. (10:27) So I’m like, you, you know, you know me like I was just weird out.(10:33) So first night it, it honestly, it totally made my week and it like, uh, I (10:39) still don’t know what, like how that feels. (10:43) So just a weird, that would be very weird. (10:48) But at the same time, that’s actually kind of cool because if he’s, if he’s (10:51) 21, 22, you’re resonating, especially with the young, like somebody that’s (10:58) young is listening and then hopefully you’re actually like kind of teaching (11:02) him with what you’re talking about and spreading some knowledge and he can go (11:07) forth and teach it to somebody else.(11:09) Maybe share it with somebody else, or at least if he’s not sharing, at (11:13) least talking about it with other people. (11:16) Yeah. (11:17) And that’s the thing.(11:17) I look, yeah, I totally looked him up and he, it’s funny cause what he did was I (11:24) said, Hey, could you do me a huge favor? (11:26) Could you just jump on the website real quick and just put (11:29) in your email address, right? (11:30) I literally got home from the hotel 10 minutes and he already (11:34) had an email with his buddy, Jerry. (11:36) So Luke, Luke will always be my first man. (11:40) You will always be my first.(11:43) And dude, that it’s at a Wawa at home is way bigger than if it was around (11:48) the corner from my house here. (11:50) Like, it doesn’t even make sense. (11:52) Cause Zach, I don’t live at home, man.(11:54) I left in 2003. (11:56) I have zero presence, but the cool thing to your point, he’s like a finance (12:01) major in like, I think Drexel or something. (12:03) So like, once again, to your point, this is the message of (12:07) the economics is resonating.(12:09) MMT is dead, right? (12:10) It’s like D E I we’re like starting to get, Hey, we got to get, you know, (12:15) fiscally responsible or like start understanding how it works. (12:20) So that’s my crazy first story, man. (12:23) Luke, dude, I, it’s crazy.(12:26) I don’t even know. (12:27) I still, it’s great. (12:28) I just, it’s weird.(12:30) So Luke, if you’re out there, keep on watching, keep on listening, bud. (12:36) Please do, man. (12:37) Hey, when you come on, jump on a chat, we’ll get you on a show.(12:40) When you graduate or something, or if you want to, if you’re doing an endeavor, (12:43) if you’re a, you’re saying like entrepreneurial guy, if you’re doing (12:47) something, come on our show, we’ll have you on a league or something. (12:49) So we’ll have, we’ll happily have you. (12:51) So welcome to our family, Luke and Jerry, his buddy, totally cool guys.(12:56) I, it was just neat. (12:58) And we were trying to catch each other. (12:59) Like some of the bars is like, let’s get a drink, but time just didn’t work.(13:02) It was like that, but no worries. (13:03) It was cool. (13:04) I was just, it was just really neat.(13:06) So it was a really great experience. (13:07) So that’s my first story. (13:09) You have any, ever have an experience like that or anybody recognize you or (13:12) think you were somebody or something where you’re like, I mean, I, I, the (13:17) only thing I can have, so it’s close to that is somebody that I have not seen (13:22) in probably 25 years or not 25 years.(13:26) I’d be like 10, uh, in 15 years, I just, I just ran into him. (13:32) Like they looked at me hard and I’m like, I looked back and like, he’s (13:37) you’re Zach, aren’t you? (13:39) I’m like, uh, I’m sorry. (13:41) I don’t, I don’t remember you, but I mean, it ended up being a really good (13:46) connection and I actually was able to share my, my pod with them and hopefully (13:52) he’s, he’s checked us, checked us out and liked it, uh, like where we’re coming (13:57) from, but, uh, he, uh, he, he told me like he he’s gotten, he got clean, uh, (14:03) from 15 years ago.(14:05) He, I mean, he’s working with people that are like, he got into this, like (14:10) the social work side of things, actually helping people try to get clean (14:15) and better onto the right foot. (14:17) So, I mean, it was a, it was a positive experience, so. (14:21) Awesome.(14:22) That’s, that is really cool, man. (14:25) So let me ask you this. (14:28) What’s what’s the gentleman’s first name? (14:29) So we can congratulate him for going through what he went (14:32) through to get, to get better.(14:35) I forgot his name already. (14:37) All right. (14:38) Well, that’s, that’s, that’s terrible.(14:41) That’s terrible. (14:42) But it, like I said, I’m just not, uh, if I’m not truly close to you on the spot, (14:48) man, that’s on me. (14:49) I shouldn’t have done such hard hitting reporting.(14:53) So if I’m not very close and it’s been a while, then like, yeah, I’m (14:57) probably going to forget your name, but I could see his, I could see his (15:00) face like playing his day right now. (15:02) And, and kind of remember, I’m like, oh yeah, he was pretty bad off. (15:06) So, I mean, it was kind of good to see him and he, he looked good.(15:10) I mean, he was with his wife, so, I mean, he obviously turned his life around. (15:16) That was, that’s all I care about is like the fact that he turned his life around (15:20) after, cause he was pretty bad on dope. (15:24) And then we, when we, we literally, it was a guy that I, I think I, I think we (15:28) worked together at Burger King when we were like in our early twenties, (15:33) late teens, early twenties.(15:36) So, (15:36) Hey, you know what? (15:37) That is, that is great that they, that they got clean. (15:40) So congratulations to that. (15:42) Yeah.(15:42) It’s it’s, did you ever see the one with the Uber driver and they’re like older, (15:46) they’re like 50, 60 years old and the Uber driver’s like, what? (15:51) And he turns around and he goes, what’s your name or something? (15:53) He Tim. (15:53) And then he does one of those things. (15:54) We’re like, huh? (15:55) And they’re like, oh my God, it’s Jerry.(15:56) And then they’re like, it’s pretty cool, man. (16:00) It’s pretty cool. (16:01) I want you to do an Uber.(16:04) I’m retired. (16:05) I’m retired, buddy. (16:07) Right.(16:08) There it is. (16:08) And then, oh, you know what? (16:10) It’s a feel good one. (16:11) That’s a feel good.(16:12) And there’s this other feel good when I shared on Facebook that I cried. (16:15) And by the way, if you look at my eyes right now, they’re like super pink. (16:18) I’ve been crying all day.(16:20) I’ll explain that later, but it’s not like anything real. (16:24) It’s just like purging for some reason. (16:26) Something’s going on, something out there’s energetically like squeezing (16:30) me and it’s just like coming out.(16:32) It’s really hard to explain, but, um, I saw the one with the, the, the (16:36) woman where she got her three kids and they’re in the backyard and they’re (16:41) just looking, it’s just some random house. (16:42) And she’s like, you think you can keep this, this grass short bub? (16:45) And he, he’s like, yeah. (16:47) And she starts handing them the keys.(16:49) And it turns out it was a homeless mother for like four years with three (16:53) kids and they got a house. (16:56) And the kids got so like the excitement and the love there. (17:01) Oh, it was beautiful.(17:03) So a lot of good, feel good stuff. (17:05) Right. (17:07) So anyway, so welcome.(17:09) That’s where another Knocked Conscious Zach legacy is, is with me today (17:14) because he’s been kind to join us. (17:16) Any, uh, any other story you want to go before I share my next, uh, little Philly (17:20) story? (17:21) Hey, let’s, uh, let’s talk about your Philly story. (17:25) All right.(17:25) So we’re here for Knocked Conscious. (17:28) I’m just here to be a spectator. (17:30) No, man.(17:31) I’m, I’m, I’m happy to have you. (17:32) I’m glad you joined. (17:33) I was like, heck yeah.(17:35) You’re like, you want it? (17:35) You want me to come? (17:36) Like, yes, of course. (17:37) Join us. (17:38) So, Oh, all right.(17:41) We got our first one here. (17:42) Zach, you mind reading Justin? (17:44) You remember Justin Holmes is here. (17:47) Justin here signing off for the live strange handle.(17:49) So I needed to let you know, this is me, LOL. (17:52) Congrats on being noticed. (17:55) Thanks man.(17:55) Dude, it was the craziest story. (17:57) It’s still crazy. (17:58) And thank you, Justin, for doing it.(18:00) Last time you asked a question that you, that you, you bamboozled us and we almost (18:04) attacked you as a stranger, but we’d really didn’t because we’re not that, but (18:09) thank you. (18:09) Thank you for joining Justin. (18:11) I, and, uh, really glad to do it.(18:13) I know it’s, uh, about nine o’clock your time. (18:16) So thank you. (18:16) We got 20 people on.(18:18) All right. (18:18) So girlfriend and I go to Philly’s game. (18:22) I don’t go to Philly’s games a lot, but you know what? (18:24) It’s kind of cool.(18:26) Turned out to be a beautiful day, you know, outdoor stadium. (18:29) We get to walk around, ride Uber, take SEPTA, take the subway for a little bit. (18:34) Fun stop.(18:35) We plop down and all of a sudden this stench comes across my nose and I’m like, (18:41) Oh, and I’m like, you know, like a sour stench. (18:44) Like someone’s been working out and hasn’t taken a shower for like three weeks. (18:48) I’m like, there’s a European a foot.(18:51) I’m like, I smell a European. (18:54) You know what I mean? (18:54) Like you ever been, you ever smell a European and like that? (18:59) Don’t shower for a week. (19:01) Yes.(19:02) I love Europeans, but worse than not showering, which conserve all the water (19:07) you want guys. (19:08) I love that. (19:09) Where’s some fricking deodorant.(19:10) We’ll just cover it up. (19:12) All right. (19:12) Just unstick yourself.(19:14) All right. (19:14) So we sit down and there’s some acts, but don’t do that. (19:19) There you go.(19:20) If you spray, you, you smell better, you smell better with BO than X. (19:27) Yeah. (19:28) So there are these two kids sitting right in front of us and you’re, I’m looking (19:33) at the back of their heads and I hear them talking and I’m looking at my (19:37) girlfriend and I know it’s one of these two Jamoaks, right? (19:40) That’s definitely one of the reaker. (19:41) He’s definitely the one reeking and I’m not Puerto Rican.(19:45) Just so you know. (19:46) Uh, smell reeking, like reeking R E A K I N G. (19:50) I think. (19:51) I hope that’s correctly spelled.(19:53) So I’m looking down like, which one is it? (19:56) We’re like, I think it’s, and all of a sudden we catch an accent like in our (19:59) ear, but Ooh, we heard it. (20:01) Okay. (20:02) Definitely Anglo.(20:03) All right. (20:03) Now we’re down to like, we’re down to like British, Scottish, Irish, Welsh, (20:10) Gaelic, something like that. (20:11) We hear something in the voice.(20:13) Right. (20:13) So we’re trying to figure it out. (20:15) And all right.(20:17) So we’re still listening. (20:18) And every time the wind kind of kicks up, we’re getting like a waft. (20:22) I’m sorry.(20:22) Europeans just cover it up, man. (20:25) Take a shower. (20:26) You soak, do something.(20:27) Just these guys just cover these guys. (20:30) You stink. (20:31) You reek.(20:32) And you’re in public. (20:33) You’re in America. (20:35) When in Rome, when in Rome, I won’t shower, but you’re in America.(20:40) GD shower, please. (20:42) Thank you very much. (20:43) They probably did shower.(20:44) They just didn’t use probably did. (20:46) They didn’t deodorize. (20:46) I know, but dude, you’re out in like a humid Boston.(20:50) Come on, Philly, New York. (20:51) It’s all humid and stinky. (20:53) Anyway, you’re just, you walk through the air and it just, just, it sticks to you.(20:57) So anyway, so especially New York, Cuomo, what do you mean? (21:03) I just like hugging people. (21:04) I like hugging people. (21:06) They’re good people.(21:07) All right. (21:08) He’s going to be hugging a lot when he wins that my mayorial election, most (21:12) likely it’s true. (21:15) That’s going to be awesome, man.(21:17) So, so we’re back there and I catch Scottish, my girlfriend’s catching (21:21) Irish and I’m like, maybe it’s British. (21:23) And we’re still having a hard, we do nail it down. (21:26) We hear Irish.(21:27) We’re like, it’s Irish. (21:28) No fucking way. (21:29) It’s not Irish.(21:30) That’s the first time I dropped the F bomb. (21:31) Sorry, everybody. (21:33) First time I’m more, I have to share it.(21:38) It is nationalist. (21:39) Gosh darn it. (21:40) Cause we are a nation.(21:41) A nation is a group of collective people. (21:43) That’s what we are. (21:44) Justin, you are my, you are my national brother, even though you’re (21:47) not technically national right now, but I’m not going to dox you my friend, (21:51) but you’re here, you’re right next door to me anyway.(21:53) So I finally figure out, we figure out he’s Irish. (21:57) I’ve got a really good, I’ve got a good fake Irish accent. (22:01) All right.(22:02) So I’m, I’m ready to have a conversation with this guy. (22:07) So when there’s two strikes and two outs in an inning of the home team, he’s (22:15) going, Oh, on the last pitch, right? (22:18) Like strike out. (22:20) Now this is, uh, uh, an Irish bloke.(22:24) All right. (22:25) In America doing baseball things. (22:28) Dude, come on.(22:30) Come on, man. (22:31) Are you what? (22:32) No, I mean, you’re welcome to look. (22:35) You’re welcome to, that’s not, I’m also welcome to criticize it, right? (22:38) Like you’re welcome to do it.(22:39) I’m welcome to talk crap about it. (22:41) That’s that’s how they play over there. (22:43) They do.(22:44) They don’t even, so there’s whole thing. (22:47) I don’t even know if that would work, whatever. (22:49) So he’s doing with his buddy.(22:51) So then it comes out to like, you know, the Phillies are losing the (22:54) Brewers of course, because you know, Brewers, two outs, two strikes. (23:00) The guy turns around, he starts tapping everybody on the show. (23:04) Come on.(23:04) You got to go like this. (23:07) He’s like, he’s like tapping the top of the morning to you. (23:09) You got to do it like this.(23:10) Oh, we’re going to, we’re going to strike him out, get him out to third strikes. (23:14) And he’s like, he’s not, he’s not Leprechaun. (23:16) Yeah.(23:16) He’s not Leprechaun Irish. (23:17) It’s only the Irish. (23:18) I know guys.(23:19) Sorry. (23:19) I can’t do a deeper Leprechaun. (23:21) I apologize.(23:22) I can only do a high pitch one. (23:24) Okay. (23:24) So, so, so the guy comes to me and he goes, you know, you got to do this.(23:29) You got to do this. (23:30) And I’m like, I’m not American. (23:32) I don’t understand this game.(23:36) Dude fucking goes from like Defcon five to like Defcon one. (23:39) He’s like, I’m not from America either. (23:42) And I know what I’m doing.(23:43) And I go, what are you talking about? (23:46) You’re not from America. (23:47) You little Nazi. (23:48) And he goes, don’t start with that.(23:49) Shite with me. (23:50) And he fucking, he gets animated. (23:54) And then all of a sudden I give him a grin and he stops and he starts (23:57) laughing and he sits down, we do it.(23:59) And they actually strike out. (24:01) And it was cool. (24:01) It was fun.(24:02) We all high five each other. (24:03) Oh, that’s awesome. (24:05) Yeah.(24:05) So connecting the world guys. (24:07) One BO at a time. (24:10) You should have been like Europeans, please shower or just cover it up.(24:17) Just like a swipe. (24:19) I, that crystal stuff does not work. (24:22) It doesn’t work.(24:23) I know I tried it. (24:26) So you ever at least one baseball times, any fun baseball (24:30) stories you could add, you could share. (24:34) Oh, nothing.(24:35) Nothing tops that. (24:36) I just, I just remember going to the last baseball game I went to. (24:40) It was just, it was fun.(24:42) It was peaceful. (24:43) It was awesome. (24:44) It was a great experience.(24:45) Nothing like that though. (24:47) I had great seats. (24:50) Isn’t it community too? (24:51) Like it’s great.(24:52) It’s so much fun. (24:53) I love going, like going to baseball games is it’s, it’s not even about the game. (24:57) It’s the experience.(24:58) It really is. (24:59) It’s about like the time, right? (25:01) Yeah. (25:02) Cause I can’t watch a baseball game anymore.(25:05) I’m just not into it anymore. (25:07) It’s like a study at the game. (25:09) I feel like it’s like a study of awareness and patience.(25:12) Like, what can you notice that’s happening in the game? (25:15) Like not just there in the stands where where’s the mascot? (25:19) What are they like? (25:20) Where’s all the players who’s warming up? (25:21) Like there’s so many things to watch and it’s almost like calm. (25:26) So it’s like, you can really take in everything kind of all at once. (25:31) It’s really nice when it, when you feel that in a positive way.(25:34) And I’m just, I’m just waiting for the, I’m waiting for the free t-shirts. (25:41) You gotta love the t-shirt cannons. (25:43) So, all right.(25:44) So those are my two big Philly stories, I think. (25:47) Is that all I got? (25:47) Oh, the third one. (25:51) Oh, Liam’s here.(25:53) Liam, come on on Liam. (25:55) We’re going to crush you like a lot of them. (25:58) All right.(25:58) Welcome. (25:59) Welcome William. (26:01) So this, this story is nationalist.(26:04) How do y’all and oh, love baseball. (26:07) Maybe there we go. (26:08) Is okay.(26:09) So William, if you will, in the comments, please let us know. (26:12) Does she do the book thing with the stats? (26:14) My girlfriend used to do the circles with the K’s and the five, four, (26:18) threes and the diamonds. (26:22) I mean, I believe it’s been, sir, the game being, being, that’s it.(26:34) I’m voting. (26:35) I’m voting myself for the emperor of all social media now. (26:41) Is that what you’re going to do now? (26:42) Yep.(26:44) Excellent. (26:44) All right. (26:44) Well, I’m going to try to pull something up here if I can.(26:47) I don’t know if it’s going to work. (26:50) All right. (26:51) Let me see.(26:54) Give me a second while we’re waiting. (26:59) Yeah. (27:00) Thank you for waiting.(27:01) I’ll sing a song. (27:02) I’ll sing a song. (27:05) I’m trying to pull up some pictures here, but basically so, so after the game, we, (27:15) we went around, we decided to walk our way all the way back, except (27:18) for a couple of subway stops.(27:20) But the crazy thing is we looked, uh, my girlfriend, we didn’t have the (27:24) tracker on us, but my girlfriend looked at the mileage that we walked. (27:29) And we walked 12 miles the first day, 12 or 13 miles. (27:37) And every minute, like every inch of that mile of those miles with (27:45) it’s remember guys, it’s Philadelphia, cobblestones and all this crazy stuff.(27:49) So, so on the walk home homeless and then homeless people, (27:54) you got to walk over to them. (27:56) And you, you have, yes, little ideal, all the crazy stuff you have to do. (28:01) It’s, it’s, it’s like dodging.(28:02) It’s like snake Plissken right before they shut down LA and, uh, in New York. (28:08) Um, so on the way home, there’s this book store record (28:13) store called the wooden shoe. (28:14) And I think I meant, I think I shared this with you guys when I, when I did it.(28:17) Right. (28:17) And that’s what I was trying to pick up, pull up the pictures of if I could, but, (28:24) um, 100% voluntary staffed anarchist bookstore, ladies and gentlemen on south (28:34) street. (28:34) Now I can’t imagine what it costs to get a storefront space on south street in (28:40) Philadelphia, because it’s one of those, it’s like the Austin six street, you (28:47) know what I mean? (28:47) When they charge overcharge you anyway, you know, just to be there, this place (28:52) is open, it’s staffed.(28:53) There was a guy named Trevor who just started and I, I, he was kind, but he’s (29:00) like, I’ve only started a couple of weeks, but he, I don’t think he’s like knows (29:04) or understands like his whole thing yet. (29:06) So he wasn’t like really like, you know what I mean? (29:09) Like, you know, when you, when you break the first time you were just like (29:12) puking up, well, did you hear this about Lysander Smitter? (29:14) And you hear this about hop and you hear this about Mises and you hear this about, (29:18) you know, and you’re just like, and he’s just, he’s just a little more like quiet, (29:22) but really nice guy, Trevor. (29:24) I’m going to reach out to that.(29:26) I’m hoping we can all have them on a show, the wooden shoe, maybe the owners (29:30) or the people that the purveyors, uh, do you guys, and then what’s cool is what (29:34) was it? (29:35) Um, Sean mentioned a record store in Detroit or something. (29:38) Do you guys have any voluntarists or anything like that? (29:41) Uh, no, nothing I can think of voluntarious, but I know a couple of record (29:46) stores that are just dope in Cincinnati. (29:49) Everybody’s in Norwood and shake.(29:51) It’s in the North side neighborhood and Cincinnati. (29:54) I’ve been going to those for years and they’re just awesome. (29:58) So that is really awesome.(29:59) And it’s, and I will say so. (30:02) Yeah. (30:03) And that’s the important thing, right? (30:05) Mm hmm.(30:06) So, I mean, uh, shake is the last time I was like, I was a little, I was a little (30:12) of a dad. (30:13) So the last time I walked in there, cause it had been a, been a few years. (30:16) I’m like, yeah, the whole downstairs used to be all records, but now it’s like, (30:23) well, it’s like half of it’s all books now.(30:26) It’s like, Oh man, they’re going to, they’re, they’re going, they’re going away (30:30) from their needs because they know that, I mean, records are coming back, but at (30:34) the same time, they’re not. (30:38) So everybody wants books, but I don’t blame them. (30:40) They had some, they had some cool books.(30:42) So I’m not going to, I’m not going to say I didn’t, I may or may not have bought a (30:48) book. (30:51) Oh, really? (30:52) Yeah. (30:53) So, all right.(30:56) All right. (30:56) Let me see what I can do here. (30:58) I’m going to try to share this.(30:59) I’m hoping this is working. (31:01) You guys see anything on the screen or no? (31:04) So needless to say, Trevor wasn’t a Emma Goldman or Alexander (31:09) Berkman style of anarchist. (31:12) I would say no.(31:13) I’d say he seems like a nice new kid. (31:15) That’s about to get the, get his life started. (31:17) So Trevor, (31:19) yeah, Emma Goldman was, was pretty nice after the deportation to Russia.(31:26) Well, tell, tell us a little about Emma Goldman. (31:29) She was, she was all about that, that true revolutionary shit. (31:34) Like she, she, it was all about getting at everything, violence.(31:41) Like she was like hardcore. (31:43) By the time she went to, she got deported to the Soviet Union at the time of the (31:50) first, this is just a layman simplified version. (31:55) By the time of the first Red Scare after the Russian revolution, and she saw what (32:01) the Bolshevik revolution was and became, she started realizing like, this isn’t, (32:07) this isn’t what’s, what we’re supposed to be all about.(32:09) Like, this is, this is status. (32:12) Like, this is literally totalitarianism. (32:14) And she actually met with, she was able to get a seat to meet with Vladimir (32:20) Lenin and called him out on his bullshit.(32:22) So eventually she was able to escape the Soviet Union. (32:27) I think she wound up, I forget where she went initially when she first escaped, but (32:34) she wound up living out the rest of her days in London, I believe. (32:38) So, and then she just basically became more of a, I would say better terms of (32:44) voluntarist.(32:45) She started preaching more of that voluntarist style of, yeah. (32:50) So it wasn’t, wasn’t all about the violent cause for social revolution. (32:57) All because of what she saw in the Soviet Union, really.(33:01) But yeah, her and her boy toys, Alexander Berkman, they were, they were pretty (33:07) hardcore at first, and then they kind of like subsided and came down a (33:13) notch a little bit. (33:15) So fascinating. (33:17) So Sean started with the most open-ended question.(33:21) Come on, man. (33:23) They were, they were a little bit of a structure to the show and you’re like, (33:28) Hey, let me ask like, who is, I think we’ll do a podcast on it. (33:35) I think we’ll do a podcast.(33:38) Of course, of course, Sean, Sean has to come on and bring it. (33:43) He substituted for you in the chat today. (33:46) Yes.(33:46) Yes. (33:46) Yes. (33:48) So we got 25 people on.(33:51) I got noticed for the first time in my life. (33:54) Holy crap. (33:55) I can’t believe it.(33:56) I shared the story earlier. (33:58) I had a great time at a baseball game with a stinky Irish bloke and (34:01) Europeans stopped stinky. (34:04) And we got to walk by a cool anarchist bookstore.(34:07) Those are my stories with the, with my Philly trip for the most part. (34:11) That’s it. (34:11) But all right.(34:14) Anything before I continue about the walking tour, because that’s the (34:18) story where I get into, I’m going to paint very lightly over, but I (34:22) want to do a deep dive because it’s the most, it’s one, it’s super (34:25) fascinating. (34:26) The second I heard on this walking tour, before I continue with the (34:28) Philadelphia police department, Zach, do you have anything else you want (34:31) to share before we was just, was this a haunted walking tour? (34:35) It was not, but we talked about some haunting things and (34:39) haunted things in the stories. (34:41) And they’re really interesting.(34:43) Really interesting. (34:45) Yeah. (34:45) We even have a connection to, uh, the, the draft, the vampire himself, (34:51) the one he lived in Philly for a bit.(34:54) He had notes and took notes. (34:55) They think it, the origin started. (34:58) The Dracul like literally Bram Stoker was in Phil for a bit.(35:04) But, um, so this is the story. (35:07) So the walk, we’re doing this walking tour, nothing crazy. (35:10) So Philadelphia was actually very small in the beginning.(35:13) It was river to river, Delaware to Schuylkill. (35:16) And it was like only like a few, you know, few blocks, you know, (35:19) X amount of blocks, North, North, South. (35:22) And it was set out in a grid system, North, South, East, West, all of a (35:26) sudden people start pouring in on the outsides and all the dirty Irish.(35:32) Gosh, darn Catholics started pouring into Northeast Philadelphia. (35:35) All those dirty bastards. (35:40) They started pouring into Kensington and stuff.(35:43) Okay. (35:43) This Kensington area. (35:44) Now I know this well, only because my mom, when she immigrated, immigrated, (35:49) immigrated to emigrated from immigrated to America with her family in 55 or (35:56) something, that’s the first place they lived was in Kensington.(35:59) So it’s really interesting. (36:01) So what happened was you had, so they had to deal with all of my people. (36:05) Yeah.(36:06) So basically you’re right. (36:08) So the Protestant MF is that we’re in Philly. (36:11) We’re like, who are these dirty bastards coming in? (36:13) And this was like the big Irish.(36:14) This is 1844, by the way. (36:17) What’s that? (36:18) I said, well, they were probably wondering like, why, what, what is up with this? (36:21) Why are they walking down the street, holding beads in their (36:24) hand and praying a decade? (36:27) Every 10, think about the guys coming over, building the country, right? (36:31) They were down those Irish guys who built like New York city and Philly. (36:35) There’s a lot of foundational work.(36:37) Those guys did a lot of that work, right? (36:38) Gangs in New York, all that stuff. (36:40) Like there’s legit stuff here. (36:41) So, but it makes sense though, because it’s not them.(36:44) They’re other, right? (36:45) Like sound familiar to some things, not agreeing or disagreeing. (36:49) That has nothing to do with anyone’s beliefs or anything, (36:52) but this is what happened, right? (36:54) 1844, all of a sudden these riots in may, I think 1844. (36:57) And then later in July and another section at the time, the Philadelphia (37:03) proper police department was volunteer only.(37:07) At some point they brought the militia in actually, but the Philadelphia (37:12) police department’s like, we’re not going in there. (37:14) We’ll get shot and killed. (37:15) We’re not interested in dying.(37:17) We’re a voluntary police department. (37:20) And what did they do? (37:21) They solved the problem, Zach. (37:23) They solved the problem.(37:25) They incorporated the whole area around those pieces of crap that (37:29) they hated, that they hated so badly and then taxed the shit out of them. (37:34) And then. (37:35) Don, 10 years later, they created the paid Philadelphia police department.(37:43) Now in 1854, the first Philadelphia, the first ever police (37:48) department paid is existence. (37:49) Now there’s a question. (37:51) There were two months in 1844 that were really bad, huh? (37:55) It wasn’t created until 10 years later.(37:58) And you’re telling me that those people didn’t figure it out over (38:02) those 10 years without a paid police department to stomp on (38:07) your neck from the outside. (38:09) Is that, is that what you’re telling me? (38:10) Cause that was the beginning of all of this. (38:13) Now the ATM knocking down your door is because they (38:18) didn’t want to go with riots.(38:20) They, they just let it kind of settle itself out. (38:24) What are your thoughts on how that works, man? (38:26) No, I mean, it’s just basic, basic government control. (38:31) I mean, let it all subside and, and then I don’t know.(38:37) It’s part of the process. (38:40) Yeah. (38:40) It’s called the nativist, nativist revolt or nativist (38:43) riots, I think is what it’s called.(38:45) So what once, once again, it’s just such an interesting thing is there was a (38:51) problem and people just naturally are like, well, let’s tax and build. (38:59) Like this is a country in 1840, like, this is like 70, not even 70 years (39:05) after the independence from taxation, they want to tax and (39:10) start a paid police department. (39:12) Like what it’s, it’s like all Nietzsche.(39:15) And my friend, it’s like, we become the monster that we (39:17) fight everywhere, right? (39:20) We’re seeing it with everything, including current events in some cases. (39:25) What am I, what are we bringing up? (39:26) Anything here? (39:27) Here? (39:27) We got a Quaker. (39:28) Yeah.(39:29) Right. (39:29) Well, I am, and yes, it was a Quaker thing. (39:37) I’m not saying it.(39:38) So, um, it brings progress. (39:42) Certainly moves, certainly moves, but it’s certainly not. (39:45) I mean, it’s, it’s interesting with the, how the nativist revolt was.(39:50) I mean, I guess it, it had a lot to do with a lot of Poles and (39:56) Hungarians colliding, I guess, within the area. (39:59) Yeah. (39:59) Of course it has a religious factor as well.(40:01) So Catholic Protestantism, Hungary, (40:05) total churches burned down over the thing. (40:07) I think two of them were Catholic and one of them was a Protestant or (40:09) something, or one of them was the other or something. (40:12) And, and I think, uh, I believe Hungary is, and still to this day, I think (40:16) Hungary is a very astute Catholic nation.(40:19) I’m not sure if Poland is more Catholic. (40:23) Germans are Lutheran because the Lutherans are a lot, a lot Lutheran. (40:28) It’s like half Germans, Germans now are more secular, (40:32) atheistic liberals anymore.(40:34) But I mean, Germans are weird because like the first, I think it’s more like the (40:39) further, I forget the trajectory, if it went North or South, but like, (40:45) I think South is more Lutheran. (40:47) And then the further North, originally it was like Catholic. (40:53) So they were kind of split.(40:55) Eventually everything, the Protestant Reformation took over completely because (41:00) it wasn’t unified at that time as it is now. (41:06) I mean, you had the Holy Roman Empire, but it was pretty much just a (41:10) decentralized confederations and principalities. (41:13) And the Holy Roman Emperor really was nothing.(41:17) It’s kind of a figurehead. (41:19) Yeah. (41:20) So Justin, once again, the best questions Justin has, because these are the (41:30) philosophical questions we have, right? (41:31) Do you mind, do you mind reading that Zach? (41:34) Yeah.(41:34) Do states or communities not have the right to figure out a way to protect (41:40) their citizens? (41:41) The people who didn’t want to pay taxes were free to move, right? (41:46) To be fair, I mean, you’re definitely able to move out. (41:51) That’s probably, and if I were to look at, on a psychological idea, that’s, if I (41:59) were to look at it for why they would incorporate a specific area for peoples (42:05) that they don’t really want, that have moved and settled, the immigrants, the (42:10) big old bad immigrant, you tax them. (42:14) You have a series of legislations for tax appropriations.(42:18) The idea is to force them out. (42:23) Now, the problem is, is they don’t have- (42:25) Or to milk them dry. (42:27) Or to milk them dry.(42:28) I mean, there’s portions of it, right? (42:30) Or look, let’s, look, even let’s give the, let’s give the state the healthiest (42:35) thing to, by incorporating them all under one tax thing, it brings all the community (42:41) together because they all have the same problem they can bitch over or something. (42:45) You know what I mean? (42:50) Anyway, go ahead. (42:52) No, that was, yeah, they pretty much hit it, hit it, hit it right there.(42:56) So- (42:56) It’s like they made a common enemy. (42:58) We’re like, we’ll take your money and we’ll just be the, we’ll just be the, like (43:01) the, the people you can yell at. (43:04) And so, so- (43:06) I mean, it works.(43:07) Yeah. (43:08) And that’s the thing. (43:09) You’re correct.(43:10) The state absolutely has the right. (43:12) The city has every, locally. (43:14) We, what’s, what is it? (43:15) Uh, uh, it’s, oh my gosh.(43:20) I keep messing up the word where it’s like the, the government at the smallest (43:25) local level out, right. (43:27) On ne- as necessary. (43:29) Like, yeah, like menarchy? (43:31) Starts with an S and it’s like solid.(43:33) It’s like subsidiarity, subsidiarity. (43:37) Yeah, that’s it. (43:38) So, you know, subsidiary does not mean you need to have a large government.(43:41) It means tackle everything as local as possible. (43:43) And Justin, a great point. (43:46) The thing is either create by the time of the creation of the funding was 10 years (43:51) later, that specific event, those people had integrated, correct.(43:56) They, they, they, for the most part, basically worked itself out or (43:59) everything would have burned down. (44:01) Right. (44:01) Those are the only things that would have happened.(44:03) So in, from a libertarian, small L just general freedom side, I’d be like, Hey (44:07) guys, when you’re, when your neighbors are both armed and you’re both like had (44:13) the potential and you create a ruckus here, you end up working it out over time. (44:17) And 10 years, look, they, they worked it out. (44:19) They’re now neighbors.(44:20) They’re integrated. (44:21) We don’t need a paid police department because that, because (44:25) people eventually work it out. (44:27) You know, I know, I know it sounds weird, but it’s like.(44:30) Are you saying that an armed society is a polite society? (44:35) Uh, I don’t know what I’m saying, man. (44:38) But, but once again, Justin’s point, it totally makes sense. (44:44) Yes.(44:44) The, the solution, but it’s like the solution I don’t think is the same. (44:48) I don’t think we have an idea of the same solutions. (44:50) Like, I don’t, I’m not interested in paying, getting pulled to a (44:54) central point for an overall umbrella.(44:56) I’d rather have a local block police department funded (45:01) by the local neighborhood. (45:03) Right? (45:04) Like Jimmy can get paid. (45:05) He can walk his streets.(45:06) He knows he’s the best trained. (45:09) He goes in and surveys his block while Tony’s over across the street. (45:14) He’s the best of his block.(45:16) They’re not going to get in it because they’re both professionals and they (45:19) know that’s not what this is about. (45:21) Right. (45:21) Like it, you know what I mean? (45:24) Like there’s a lot of ways we can culturally, I think mentally (45:26) get out of these types of things.(45:28) And, uh, and check this out. (45:31) I’m plugging at this point, you want to check out the world blocks (45:34) hand, the world blocks hand round table. (45:37) That’s every Thursday on YouTube and it’s all over the place.(45:40) Dragon chain. (45:41) Uh, type it in, type it in the comments. (45:45) I will, I will type it in the comments, but, uh, we actually, we (45:49) actually talked about this earlier today.(45:51) So if you want to look up, well, it had the concept of crypto anarchy and the (45:58) idea of utilizing in our modern age blockchain and to figure out solutions (46:04) to mediate or arbitrate between conflict. (46:08) And to your point, Mark, that’s effectively what these two sides (46:14) eventually did as within a 10 year period, they, the local government (46:19) appropriated enough funds to actually organize and be able to afford a paid (46:24) professional police department is they actually mediated between each other (46:29) and came up with an agreement to stop their violent tit for tat. (46:36) And that’s where we need to like in society today or any society past, (46:41) present and future, you got to find that middle ground in some capacity.(46:48) And a cat just opened my door. (46:49) I saw that you have a ghost, man. (46:52) I am freaking out because I was talking to ghost stories, just a big fat cat.(46:59) Literally it was, I knew his front, but I’m like, Oh, someone’s speaking. (47:06) And now he just, I think he just locked himself in welcome. (47:13) Welcome.(47:13) Thane. (47:16) I like boiled eggs. (47:19) All right.(47:20) So we’re going to put a real quick pin in it because will I am has some great (47:25) questions, Justin’s question. (47:28) Boom. (47:28) We’re going to put that up for a second.(47:30) We got a retort. (47:31) Please. (47:32) If you could.(47:33) Oh, Zach, are you typing up? (47:34) I’ll let you type that stuff in. (47:35) Let me read this off while you type that in. (47:37) Philly had a Quaker prison.(47:38) They were trying. (47:38) Okay. (47:39) That wasn’t the one it was about.(47:41) What if we’re optional? (47:43) Like, like, like, here we go. (47:45) All right, Zach, would you like to read that piece? (47:48) The state doesn’t have the right to tax. (47:50) The people have the option to pay or not pay.(47:52) Changed my mind. (47:54) He’s exactly right. (47:55) You have the right.(47:56) That’s your only natural, right? (47:58) Really is the right to just move on and divorce. (48:01) So if the state wants to force you to pay, then you have the right to, uh, load (48:07) up and, uh, do some things that I’m, I can’t say for YouTube purposes. (48:13) Thank you, sir.(48:14) So that’s a good, that’s a good counter to just now. (48:17) Justin, I understand is like, Hey, in a polite society, I’m going to use the term (48:22) and I don’t want to, I hate to paint it. (48:23) Cause I don’t want to paint anyone, anything.(48:25) I promise I don’t. (48:26) But sounds to me like taxes are the price we pay to live in a just society. (48:32) I, I just beg to, I just beg to necessarily differ with that.(48:35) I just, I just think I really, right. (48:38) I think we could, I think we’re past that point where we could do it. (48:42) I know, I know we’re not, but maybe I think we are.(48:46) And maybe I think the roads, but the roads, the roads, the roads. (48:51) Okay. (48:52) By the way, in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania has a worse road.(48:54) You drive into potholes. (48:56) They are not, they are the street. (48:57) A pothole is the street.(48:59) There are man covers that are next to the hole. (49:03) They don’t put them back people. (49:04) They don’t care.(49:06) They don’t care. (49:07) The government does not care. (49:09) All right.(49:09) Well, I guess, I guess we’re a blockchain round table. (49:13) Boom, boom, boom. (49:14) Yes.(49:14) Yes. (49:15) Dragon chain, war blockchain round table. (49:18) All right.(49:19) Check them out. (49:20) And that’s will. (49:21) I am.(49:22) And that’s Zach. (49:23) And that’s Andrew and everybody else, right? (49:28) Joe, Joe Rhodes, Greg from rivet, light coin, Lisa, shout out. (49:36) So shout out.(49:37) Okay. (49:39) So, all right. (49:40) Now Philly’s done.(49:42) I think rear view mirror. (49:44) Here it is. (49:46) If you get a chance, ladies and gentlemen, did you have a chance to watch, do you (49:50) watch Ian Carroll or Candace Owens or anything? (49:54) Uh, when I get a chance, I haven’t really watched any, I haven’t followed (49:57) anything to the yeah, recently.(50:01) So I, if anyone knows now this is such a long shot, but okay. (50:05) Before I do continue, because we did talk about the Catholic thing, uh, with (50:09) the police fire thing before freedom fest, June 11th through the 15th. (50:15) Palm Springs, California.(50:19) Okay. (50:20) Uh, I I’m just going to count my chicken. (50:23) I I’ve already counted it because it’s on the schedule, but I’m going to sit (50:27) down for 45 minutes with spike Cohen.(50:31) And I’m just going to ask him about his come literal come to Jesus moment. (50:35) Now, Zach, you shared yours with me when we talk and you know, where (50:42) I, you, I’ve shared my stuff. (50:44) We clearly don’t see, perceive the same about it, but it doesn’t matter.(50:50) I am so excited to get spikes perspective because last year spike was not a (50:56) Christian or at least a professed Christian in any Mount and I met him at (51:00) freedom fest last year. (51:01) And like, he is now like full blown Christian head and that’s not (51:06) criticism. (51:07) That’s just observational.(51:09) It’s it’s the Holy spirit, man. (51:11) I mean, you feel it. (51:13) You’re just, you’re going to feel it.(51:15) And you don’t necessarily, like, I’m going to say it like real talk. (51:18) You don’t have to be a Christian to effectively be a Christian. (51:22) You really don’t because it’s Christ.(51:26) It is. (51:27) It’s Christ consciousness. (51:28) Like God is going to call you in any way, shape or form.(51:32) And if you want to reflect that as God, then reflect it as God. (51:37) If not, then I mean, if you want to reflect it as God, let me restart that. (51:43) If you want to reflect that as God, reflect that as God.(51:46) If you don’t, then you can think of another, it can be nature. (51:50) It can be, I mean, cause God is nature. (51:53) It can be the universe.(51:54) It can be your, uh, your subconscious, the inner workings. (51:58) I mean, there’s something, I think we can all agree that there is something (52:04) that created this, this whole universe. (52:10) I I’m going to share a little bit of that later.(52:12) Right. (52:13) My, my thoughts on that. (52:14) And once again, if we do that, there will all, there will always be the (52:22) question of what created the thing that created the thing, the turtles all the (52:27) that is an un it’s unfortunately like an unanswerable question.(52:33) Kind of like, you know what I mean? (52:35) Cause like say God existing, just say God is like an actual (52:39) entity thing that did this. (52:41) Right. (52:41) It’s like, doesn’t know who the parents are.(52:44) If it’s just, God’s just there. (52:45) Right. (52:45) It’s like, well, I don’t know what I would have made me.(52:48) You know what I mean? (52:48) Like, and it’s way too deep, but this is the thing I don’t want to debate spike. (52:53) You know why? (52:54) I think he could convert me. (52:55) If anyone could convert me, it’d be spike Cohen.(52:58) Cause that dude can talk for hours, but it’s not even how long he has this way of (53:08) drawing, you know what I mean? (53:10) He draws to the point he draws to what there’s such a beauty. (53:16) And I, I admire his communication. (53:18) I wish I had half of that ability to express myself so clearly.(53:25) Like it is a gift. (53:27) I mean, I watch him in debates with hog, for example, when you watch it and just (53:31) watch him speak and was that Wikipedia? (53:34) Yeah. (53:35) Come on.(53:36) I know. (53:38) I can’t believe he did that. (53:40) I see.(53:41) Okay. (53:42) Right. (53:43) Well, for those, you know, for those who know spike Cohen and those who don’t know (53:48) this story, it’s cute, but it’s cute.(53:52) Cause it’s spike and he’s still crushed them. (53:55) Uh, okay. (53:56) David hog has literally fallen off the high horse of the DNC.(54:00) He goes on, he goes on whatever. (54:03) What do, Oh yeah. (54:03) Current events.(54:04) Let’s do it right now. (54:05) David goes on. (54:06) Bill Martin says we need to get laid and have fun more.(54:09) He gets kicked off the DNC or is going to do going to get kicked off. (54:12) Cause he doesn’t meet their diversity requirements. (54:14) Cause he’s a cis white male.(54:15) Okay, sure. (54:16) Okay. (54:17) So then he gets caught on tape.(54:18) Did you see the O’Keefe tape? (54:21) Mm. (54:21) He just shat all over like the democratic and Nancy Pelosi, how (54:27) she trades stocks and shit, how she like illegally trade stocks. (54:31) She must be.(54:32) There’s no way that anyone could get away with it like that. (54:35) It’s awesome. (54:37) It’s amazing.(54:38) It’s like, it’s like Peterson on the right, like just like a crash. (54:43) I mean, watching David hog just unravel is just beautiful. (54:47) So anyway, he and spike Cohen get on, on a debate about two way about a gun, (54:52) gun rights and spike Cohen does.(54:55) He literally does. (54:55) It is a core. (54:56) It is a corporate fail, my friend.(54:58) It is the death blow to any debate in today’s world. (55:00) He cites Wikipedia. (55:04) He cites a Wikipedia article and he goes, I’ve got it here.(55:07) Now the data was correct, but it was still Wikipedia. (55:11) And it really kind of heard of it that weird way, but it was fun. (55:15) Yeah, to be fair, he actually, he, I mean, there’s citations with it, so.(55:21) Hmm. (55:22) Okay. (55:23) So hold on.(55:24) Let me, let me go down the line here. (55:25) We got a couple of things here. (55:27) This will come up in a second, but not exactly the way we’re talking about.(55:32) That’s a word. (55:33) It’s a broader picture. (55:35) It’s a broader picture.(55:38) Okay. (55:43) Well, Sean looks like we’re at war, buddy. (55:49) Isn’t that Charlie Sheen winning team? (55:53) Well, what do we, did I just take a topsy turvy pill (55:58) to be winning, like winning, like actually in destroying everything? (56:03) Yes.(56:03) But winning the hearts and minds of anyone to be fair, William, (56:08) you don’t want to convert the Zionism. (56:10) If you want to be on the winning team, you want to convert the Islam. (56:14) Oh, man.(56:16) I’m out of it. (56:17) I’m not, we’re not talking about this one today, guys. (56:19) We’re not doing it.(56:20) No, I love you guys. (56:22) All right. (56:23) Justin’s back in.(56:23) You want to read that for Zach? (56:25) All right. (56:26) This is what Justin has to say. (56:28) You have to believe that Christ is your savior in order to be a Christian.(56:32) You can try and live Christian values and not believe in Christ, (56:35) but you can’t be a Christian. (56:37) You are very, very correct, Justin, on that. (56:41) The idea around Christianity is you accept Jesus as your Lord and savior.(56:47) Jesus said it in himself in Matthew. (56:50) I’m going to butcher the chapter in a verse, but I am the way, (56:54) I am the way, the truth, and the life. (56:58) No one, anyone who wants to get to seek the Father must go through me.(57:03) And I probably butchered that as well, but you get the gist. (57:07) What he means right there in that verse is, simple put, you need to hold your (57:14) faith in the Son to reach the salvation of the Father. (57:18) So in order, you have to repent all of the bad that you’ve done.(57:23) The idea is repent for forgiveness. (57:26) So you can live by Christian values, but at the end of the day, eventually (57:32) you’re going to, you’re, if it’s, if it’s all true, which I believe my faith (57:38) says it is, if it’s all true, everybody will get to, they’ll, they’ll see that (57:44) truth at the end, so they’re going to have to come before Christ and he’s (57:50) going to judge you, and if you’ve lived Christian values, and then, and all (57:57) you’ve been doing is searching, you’re also searching for the truth, because (58:00) I mean, even God wants you to question and explore and investigate. (58:04) I mean, all you have to do is accept Christ and allow for his forgiveness, (58:14) and you will seek salvation as long as you’ve lived a good life and all your (58:19) sins you repent for, understand that you all do, you do bad, you’re a sinner.(58:26) I mean, Jesus can’t, Jesus was sent down to this earth for one thing and one (58:30) thing only, to be put to death for our sins and to be resurrected, to reopen the (58:39) gates, to show that there is eternal life. (58:44) At least, at least that’s my perspective. (58:46) And I think that’s many, many of a, of a Christian’s perspective.(58:50) I appreciate you sharing that. (58:54) So for anyone who believes anything close to that, please stick around till I’m (59:01) done talking something completely opposite of that. (59:04) And that’s not, it’s not that I’m right.(59:07) I’m just, cause like I said, I’ve got a theory coming boys and girls. (59:11) It’s a, it’s not, you’re going to help paint in some stuff anyway, but I mean, (59:16) it’s all weirdly connected. (59:17) I just think, I just think I, we, we translate it wrong.(59:21) I do think it’s Christ consciousness. (59:23) I don’t think it’s a being, a physical, I know, I know it’s, it’s hard to explain, (59:29) but it’s not, I’m not here to fight cause I love you. (59:32) I want you to express that.(59:33) And that’s why I wanted to give you all that, that time to share my point and put (59:37) that as, so we will, yeah. (59:39) He said, God, God in itself, God in himself is a being. (59:45) And we’ll get there.(59:46) So we will, we will promise Zach where we’re not going to get to Dukes. (59:50) No, no, I’m just kidding. (59:51) Um, Dane, here we go.(59:59) All right. (1:00:00) And then there is no law. (1:00:03) There you go.(1:00:06) Charlie Hebdo. (1:00:06) Did everyone know the Charlie Hebdo story? (1:00:08) Remember that one, Zach? (1:00:11) I don’t know if I know the cartoonist. (1:00:13) The, it was the, the newspaper in France.(1:00:15) They did a cartoon of Muhammad shot up. (1:00:20) That was Charlie Hebdo. (1:00:21) So fact check me if I’m wrong.(1:00:23) I think that’s correct. (1:00:25) So, all right. (1:00:27) So we were talking Candace, Candace.(1:00:28) Uh, and Ian Carroll. (1:00:30) Now I, I will, I’ll say more recently than not. (1:00:36) I didn’t start with Ian Carroll right away.(1:00:38) Like I didn’t know about Ian Carroll until maybe a year or two ago. (1:00:41) Like, I mean, maybe a couple of years, but I didn’t know him (1:00:43) like right from the beginning. (1:00:45) So I didn’t know him cut.(1:00:46) He cut his teeth on Michael Jackson. (1:00:48) Well, I was fortunate enough to have a three hour conversation with Taj (1:00:51) Jackson, Michael Jackson’s nephew. (1:00:53) Um, also a director of a, of a movie called square one, Michael Jackson, (1:00:59) square one, it basically debunks all the allegations.(1:01:02) The basic thing is that Michael Jackson was a scapegoat for all the, like the (1:01:10) ditties and the actual Epstein’s and the actual things going on. (1:01:13) And he, if you look at a very parallel to a Kanye way, (1:01:20) well, yeah, called them out, called out a specific type of people. (1:01:25) Now it is not all a person, right? (1:01:27) It’s not like, it’s not all the blank, right? (1:01:29) Like we know, like, just cause your last name is a thing and ethnicity, it (1:01:35) doesn’t mean it’s the blanks, right? (1:01:37) Like I’m, I’m trying my best to stay around this.(1:01:39) Cause I, I really want to talk about this. (1:01:41) Just because your last name is the Weinstein doesn’t mean that it’s there. (1:01:46) Now it gets even crazier than that.(1:01:48) Now, this is what I’m trying to get. (1:01:50) If anyone knows how to reach Ian Carroll and Candace, because I thought Michael (1:01:56) Jackson was just, was guilty. (1:01:58) Like just, I was disgusted.(1:02:01) I watched leaving Neverland and I couldn’t perform with my (1:02:04) girlfriend for a couple of days. (1:02:06) I was disgusted and just the way they did it. (1:02:10) Now, I also believe now in hindsight, those are lies.(1:02:14) And I think that was, yeah, that was all propaganda. (1:02:17) So I think we’re trying to take them down. (1:02:20) Watch, watch it.(1:02:22) Amazon, Amazon prime used to have it, but they pulled it cause they got, I (1:02:25) think they got pressure because it was counter to the narrative, but it’s (1:02:29) called square one, uh, Michael Jackson, square one, Danny Wu W U he’s a director. (1:02:35) I did a podcast with him. (1:02:37) I did a podcast with Taj Jackson.(1:02:39) I did a podcast with this guy. (1:02:41) Charles Thompson is a journalist who actually exposed pedophile (1:02:44) rings in Europe, in England. (1:02:47) And knows that this isn’t one, you know what I mean? (1:02:49) It’s like, dude, you know, it’s not, he’s, he’s not just a Michael (1:02:53) Jan Jackson fan, you know what I mean? (1:02:55) It’s not just for the music.(1:02:57) So very similar, but this is the thing in 1995, Harvey Weinstein had AJ Benza put (1:03:04) in a smear story about Michael Jackson to get him out of the paper leading (1:03:11) to another 20 years of Harvey, but now Candace and Ian think that Harvey’s (1:03:17) innocent and also got swept up in me too. (1:03:20) He’s a piece of shit, but not a criminal piece of shit. (1:03:25) And I’m trying, I wanted to ask this one question.(1:03:28) So if anyone can do it is ask Harvey, cause Candace just did a, actually (1:03:33) an interview with him going Candace Owens. (1:03:34) Uh, she actually interviewed Harvey Weinstein, uh, what a month, a (1:03:38) month, less than a month ago. (1:03:39) And it’s 40 minutes.(1:03:40) The guy’s like, I’m a crease shit. (1:03:42) And she’s like, you’re morally disgusting to me, but you’re not a (1:03:46) criminal and those two can be very true, right? (1:03:50) You can be both of those things, but you and I always talk. (1:03:53) I mean, like just on the side of the non-aggression, it’s also, it’s better (1:03:58) than a hundred guilty men go free than one innocent man get captured.(1:04:02) Like it’s the same type of idea, right? (1:04:05) They weaponize the me too thing. (1:04:07) I’m not, and I’m not saying Harvey’s innocent. (1:04:10) I’m just saying I’m compelled by the whole story.(1:04:13) You know what I mean? (1:04:16) And now seeing that I’d need to know that answer is why ask him about that, because (1:04:21) that got him out of getting in trouble. (1:04:23) Now he’ll probably just say my wife. (1:04:26) I just didn’t want to get in trouble with my wife, but you know, so did (1:04:30) you ever fall into that stuff or do you have any thoughts about the whole, that (1:04:32) whole thing, what Michael Jackson or Jackson or anything, Michael Jackson? (1:04:38) I fell for.(1:04:39) Yeah. (1:04:40) Because what are your thoughts now? (1:04:42) Oh, you changed too? (1:04:43) No, I changed. (1:04:44) I just started thinking and, uh, I mean, I didn’t even really look into anything.(1:04:50) Really. (1:04:50) It’s just, uh, it’s his death that makes me question the way that he was, he was, (1:04:55) he died because I started, I mean, you start diving deeper into his death. (1:05:00) It doesn’t even make sense of an accidental suicide.(1:05:05) So they tried to take them out. (1:05:07) Why would they want to take them out? (1:05:10) Because they tried to do it the legal way and they failed. (1:05:13) And he called, I mean, he’s called out a lot throughout his entire career.(1:05:18) And you got to go back to when he was young, Michael Jackson, deal with the (1:05:22) black skin before the old skin, whatever. (1:05:26) And he does have vitiligo guys. (1:05:28) That’s what it is.(1:05:29) That is a real thing. (1:05:31) You’ve seen my mom had it. (1:05:32) My mom had the same thing.(1:05:34) It starts flaking. (1:05:35) Cause I mean, cause she, the reason, the reason my understanding, the reason he (1:05:41) had the umbrella is because his skin was skin was so sensitive to UV rays. (1:05:45) That is true.(1:05:48) But, uh, it just didn’t make any sense. (1:05:51) It really didn’t. (1:05:52) Cause I don’t, I mean, the reason you fall into it is cause he is Michael Jackson.(1:05:57) He looks, he’s, he went through his classic surgeries. (1:06:01) He seems like he’s feminine. (1:06:03) He, he, I mean, he had the nose, I mean, long hair, the, I mean, his voices.(1:06:11) Very high pitched. (1:06:14) Who cares? (1:06:16) No, man, that, that’s why we, that’s why it was so easy to flip a narrative on (1:06:22) people is because they played that against them, in my opinion. (1:06:29) So real, if you did, have you ever checked out those podcasts? (1:06:33) I did on those.(1:06:34) If you haven’t, they, it’s not, I want people super compelling. (1:06:38) I did listen. (1:06:39) I know everybody needs to check out the one with, with Taj Jackson.(1:06:42) And that was Taj for sure. (1:06:44) Definitely. (1:06:45) 100%, but seriously go on.(1:06:48) It’s Danny Wu square one, Michael Jackson square one. (1:06:51) Basically they interview the people. (1:06:53) Like we heard this stuff in the news, the damning evidence, like through the news, (1:06:57) they interviewed the jurors and they’re like, I know none of that was, none of that (1:07:02) happened.(1:07:03) It was all complete. (1:07:04) Now I don’t want to parallel it too much to Kanye and P Diddy, but here’s a great (1:07:08) question. (1:07:09) Will I am, are you ready for this? (1:07:11) The person that found Michael Jackson dead was named Fahim Muhammad.(1:07:16) I believe his name was Fahim Muhammad. (1:07:17) You can look them up right now. (1:07:18) Google, Google search.(1:07:19) If you will, Zach, while you’re on there, Google search Fahim Muhammad. (1:07:23) He was 22, 23 years old with a degree in, I think history or bullshit, something (1:07:30) English. (1:07:31) And he was Michael Jackson’s new security chief.(1:07:36) Guess who? (1:07:37) Fahim Muhammad is a security chief of now. (1:07:40) Bum, bum, bum, bum, bum, bum, bum, bum, bum, bum, bum, bum, that guy right there, (1:07:45) right there, right there. (1:07:47) Bum, bum, bum, Kanye West.(1:07:49) No, but he did, did the did stir. (1:07:53) Yeah. (1:07:53) Did.(1:07:54) So the whole thing. (1:07:55) So P Diddy followed, listening to the whole thing with Kanye. (1:07:59) Kind there, they think Kanye got MK ultras, Zach, did you hear this? (1:08:05) Pasternak.(1:08:06) as his trainer (1:08:13) and he texted Kanye I’ll put you back in the hospital (1:08:17) and you can’t you’ll never see your kids are playtime will be (1:08:20) nothing will be completely different (1:08:22) pretty sick and pretty sick stuff (1:08:24) and anybody confirming my Faheem Mohammed stuff (1:08:28) I hope (1:08:28) Faheem Mohammed also known as Mr. Mohammed (1:08:32) or Mr. Fix It (1:08:33) was the chief of security for Michael Jackson (1:08:35) before he died (1:08:36) for Jackson’s death in 2009 (1:08:38) he was one of the first (1:08:40) individuals to discover Jackson’s (1:08:42) body and testified in a subsequent (1:08:44) legal proceedings against (1:08:46) Dr. Conrad Murray (1:08:48) after Jackson’s death (1:08:50) Mohammed moved on to serve (1:08:52) as the head of security for Sean (1:08:54) Diddy Combs where he reportedly (1:08:56) had the ability to handle problematic (1:08:58) situations discreetly (1:09:00) I wonder what those (1:09:01) problematic situations were (1:09:04) gee I wonder what (1:09:06) that might be (1:09:07) you don’t think the drugs are included (1:09:09) with the MKUltra with the black (1:09:11) male with the (1:09:13) operation what John (1:09:15) John Boy whatever (1:09:17) Deep John whatever (1:09:19) another thing (1:09:21) in a lawsuit (1:09:24) I’m gonna lose it (1:09:26) Zach (1:09:26) all creations of our government (1:09:28) our beautiful government (1:09:32) create (1:09:34) beautiful individuals like (1:09:36) Charles Manson and Ted (1:09:38) Kaczynski (1:09:39) they break them they break genius (1:09:42) and then it turns (1:09:43) and it’s them (1:09:45) that are doing this (1:09:47) we have allowed this we need to (1:09:50) stop this stuff (1:09:51) I can’t (1:09:52) like I’m going (1:09:55) I’m trying (1:09:57) this country has broken my heart (1:09:59) too much right now (1:10:01) I’m still blessed to be here (1:10:03) it’s still the best (1:10:05) opportunity (1:10:06) I think St. Kitts might be the best (1:10:10) opportunity (1:10:11) you’re right (1:10:12) come on man (1:10:14) they might go after us like they do Roger Ver (1:10:18) yeah but (1:10:19) they wouldn’t go after us they’d go after (1:10:21) him for a reason (1:10:24) you want to read that one (1:10:25) Zach I went on my rant I just (1:10:27) had it with these things (1:10:29) keep circling back to the things we (1:10:31) started (1:10:34) it’s pretty (1:10:35) damning that none of the main accusers of Harvey (1:10:37) couldn’t correctly describe the fact (1:10:39) that he had no testicles due to losing (1:10:41) them from gangrene (1:10:42) that is interesting (1:10:45) that is interesting (1:10:48) and I mean (1:10:49) one thing about (1:10:51) I mean (1:10:53) don’t you need your testicles (1:10:55) in order to (1:10:56) get an erection (1:10:59) no (1:11:01) that’s blood flow (1:11:03) I mean you can (1:11:04) masturbate and do the whole thing (1:11:06) I have a vasectomy and I’m still functional (1:11:08) and all that good stuff (1:11:09) the thing is it’s only physical (1:11:12) you just can’t do certain things (1:11:15) yeah (1:11:15) I know with a vasectomy (1:11:17) obviously you’re not going to produce (1:11:20) viable sperm (1:11:21) but I mean (1:11:22) yeah (1:11:22) so guys just for everyone (1:11:26) I’m looking it up right now I apologize (1:11:28) I’m going to pull up the link (1:11:30) please don’t leave our podcast because we’re still (1:11:32) live streaming please don’t leave us (1:11:34) but I’m going to put this on (1:11:36) both on the rumbles on the stream yards (1:11:38) here is the Harvey Weinstein (1:11:40) interview with Candace (1:11:43) Owens (1:11:45) it’s really worth a watch (1:11:46) but it’s funny remember (1:11:48) we talked about the Gwyneth Paltrow (1:11:49) praise him on the Grammy’s thing (1:11:52) because he actually explained the story (1:11:54) he’s basically like I made (1:11:56) a pass at her she said (1:11:58) get away from me and she told (1:12:00) Brad told me we straighten it out (1:12:02) Brad talked to me that’s literally what happened (1:12:04) like (1:12:06) that’s not harassment but (1:12:08) that’s disgusting but it’s not harassment (1:12:10) it’s just not (1:12:12) and you know I can (1:12:14) imagine he would want to be (1:12:16) with everyone considering how much of a hound dog (1:12:18) he allegedly was (1:12:19) and that doesn’t excuse him (1:12:22) doesn’t excuse him from being a piece of crap (1:12:24) it sounds like he was more (1:12:26) of a perv (1:12:28) and that’s about it (1:12:30) but he never went any further (1:12:32) everything else is just (1:12:35) conjecture (1:12:35) and hearsay (1:12:38) and what do you get with (1:12:40) hearsay I mean if you have hearsay (1:12:42) you need evidence (1:12:44) yeah that one’s also (1:12:46) correct (1:12:48) he did (1:12:49) really cool (1:12:52) there’s another one too (1:12:54) he did he also (1:12:56) probably murdered Tupac and Biggie (1:13:00) Tupac 100% (1:13:01) Tupac definitely (1:13:04) 100 I think (1:13:05) also Diddy is involved with (1:13:07) the deep state and has this (1:13:09) blackmail shit and they gave him (1:13:11) full reign to do all this stuff (1:13:13) how could it not (1:13:14) they all have it (1:13:17) I mean (1:13:19) remember Sinatra (1:13:21) had some kind of deep state ties (1:13:23) dude that guy was in (1:13:25) every room with all those big wigs (1:13:27) and they loved him they weren’t (1:13:29) Sinatra had mafia ties (1:13:31) yeah but he also was (1:13:33) he also was like talking shit about (1:13:35) them he was giving up the goods to them (1:13:37) to the FBI (1:13:39) he was an FBI informant (1:13:42) yeah that’s what I mean he was like an informant (1:13:43) right more right just because he was (1:13:45) in touch with the gangster guys right but even (1:13:47) he robbed you know that’s what it does (1:13:49) I mean to be fair like (1:13:51) by the time the mafia was going (1:13:53) down like they were (1:13:55) they were all ratting (1:13:57) on each other (1:13:59) yeah so (1:14:01) couple things about this is where it’s really (1:14:03) interesting that I hope I get to (1:14:05) share now too we get to (1:14:07) tout (1:14:09) this is (1:14:10) probably correct (1:14:11) and Prince was (1:14:14) so Tom Petty took a pill (1:14:16) from a patron outside (1:14:18) his stadium (1:14:20) or something that’s why he died (1:14:22) had fentanyl or something in it (1:14:23) Prince and Michael Jackson were the same (1:14:26) thing which is the stuff that stops your heart (1:14:28) or stops your breathing some (1:14:30) anesthesia thing and I think Prince’s (1:14:32) was actually poison it was not (1:14:34) supposed to be what he took or something (1:14:36) that said (1:14:38) really awesome stories we’re speaking of (1:14:39) Michael Jackson and Prince (1:14:41) Michael Jackson and Prince’s publicist (1:14:44) Howard Bloom (1:14:46) he’s written a bunch of books (1:14:48) he will be on (1:14:50) the podcast with (1:14:51) Jason and myself I’ve spoken with about five (1:14:53) six times he even goes he used to be on (1:14:55) coast to coast he does Wednesday like a Wednesday (1:14:57) little section (1:14:58) I remember hearing him (1:15:01) on coast to coast (1:15:02) yeah Howard right Howard Bloom’s a weirdo (1:15:04) the craziest coolest kookiest (1:15:06) weirdo ever he’s like 80 years old but (1:15:08) he’s like he’s just awesome (1:15:10) like I said go through my discography look (1:15:12) at previous podcasts with him it’s really awesome (1:15:14) but he’s sharing stories he just wrote a book (1:15:16) sexual cosmos (1:15:18) like he’s got this thing and (1:15:20) like he the way he expresses (1:15:21) how Michael Jackson saw the world (1:15:25) it’s really pretty to (1:15:26) watch someone who saw Michael Jackson (1:15:28) directly like that it is (1:15:29) just regardless of what you (1:15:31) think about that just that art (1:15:33) part just the separate art part (1:15:36) sometimes has beauty to it (1:15:37) and you know and like (1:15:39) what where my line was I was like as (1:15:41) a kid I still listen to the young Michael Jackson (1:15:43) because he didn’t have a choice yet (1:15:46) and I’m like at 18 he (1:15:47) had a choice so if he did the things (1:15:49) I could at least stop you know I mean (1:15:51) stop listening to like him as an adult (1:15:54) you know but as a kid I was like (1:15:56) one of the most (1:15:57) most beautiful voices (1:15:58) it was (1:15:59) one of the if not (1:16:03) the beautiful voices (1:16:07) and oh so (1:16:08) and also about that (1:16:10) Hitsville USA probably one of the (1:16:12) best documentaries about (1:16:13) Motown it’s a little (1:16:16) Michael Jackson doing this little James (1:16:18) Brown dance for like 30 seconds (1:16:20) and you’re like you’re absolutely (1:16:22) moved like because you’re like oh (1:16:24) my god because you (1:16:26) like this is the thing (1:16:28) we’ve been doing our podcast for so (1:16:29) how long right we definitely (1:16:31) are generating people people are listening but (1:16:34) some people like (1:16:35) right like they have (1:16:37) it there’s an it to them (1:16:40) like Michael (1:16:41) Jackson (1:16:43) he had it like (1:16:45) I’m cool to say after five (1:16:48) years first time ever being noticed (1:16:49) ever I don’t I don’t have (1:16:52) I’m earning it but I (1:16:54) ain’t got it he’s got (1:16:55) it like it’s just (1:16:57) you just get drawn (1:16:59) you know so it’s a beautiful (1:17:01) thing all right let’s continue here we go (1:17:03) what’s FM (1:17:05) that’s what he Muhammad (1:17:08) okay yeah that is not (1:17:09) surprising not surprised (1:17:11) yeah not the nation of Islam (1:17:13) is it has ties to (1:17:15) the CIA (1:17:18) so all right here we (1:17:19) go (1:17:20) not (1:17:22) no it’s specifically (1:17:24) the things that he set up being (1:17:26) the first at Michael (1:17:28) Jackson’s body who was murdered (1:17:30) by the way it’s (1:17:32) all it’s all connected Justin (1:17:34) I do ask really this connection (1:17:36) watching Carol stuff watch Candace (1:17:38) Owen stuff the thing he Muhammad (1:17:40) the whole thing with Kanye the whole (1:17:42) thing it’s like I’m (1:17:44) Kanye has gone (1:17:45) nuclear okay Kanye (1:17:48) has just done what he (1:17:50) does I’m not excusing it I’m (1:17:52) just observing it okay I’m not (1:17:54) but I think Kanye (1:17:55) being Michael Jackson he’s (1:17:58) being Michael Jackson I think he’s being MK (1:17:59) ultra I think he was injected that one time (1:18:02) with stuff and it broke his freaking brain (1:18:04) we’ve seen it happen with Jack Ruby (1:18:05) we’ve seen it happen with Charles Mann so we’ve (1:18:08) seen it probably happen with Ted Kaczynski right (1:18:10) some of these people Walter (1:18:12) Pasternak Pasternak (1:18:14) look it up he’s a trainer (1:18:15) I think Brit was it Brittany Murphy (1:18:17) died her husband died (1:18:19) all these people died under his (1:18:21) why they suicided all of them suicided (1:18:23) all of them right this is (1:18:25) not no (1:18:27) no right I don’t know (1:18:29) something’s up what are your thoughts on (1:18:31) all that stuff Zach (1:18:33) I don’t really have any (1:18:35) thoughts I will say one (1:18:37) thing it’s a it is (1:18:39) very coincidental (1:18:42) that’s what I’m (1:18:43) going to use I don’t want to go down the rabbit (1:18:45) hole you go down the rabbit hole (1:18:47) everybody yourself (1:18:48) we go down the rabbit hole we’re (1:18:51) never getting out of it so (1:18:52) it’s very very odd (1:18:55) what was his name Walter (1:18:58) Paster (1:19:00) Pasternak (1:19:01) Pasternak so if you (1:19:03) look his uncle or great uncle (1:19:05) wrote Dr. Zhivago which was by (1:19:07) a CIA movie designed to (1:19:09) break Russia (1:19:10) oh yeah (1:19:11) look it up it’s all connected (1:19:13) people there is (1:19:15) definitely a connection there really is (1:19:18) Justin I will humbly say (1:19:20) I will humbly (1:19:21) say I do take jumps (1:19:24) I don’t I don’t (1:19:26) give the grace of (1:19:27) clearly legally (1:19:30) OJ didn’t do it (1:19:32) clearly legally (1:19:34) OJ didn’t do it OJ did not murder (1:19:36) those two people okay (1:19:37) you’re right he didn’t (1:19:39) legally he didn’t do it (1:19:41) but if you think like for me (1:19:43) I’m going to jump to the conclusion (1:19:44) actually theoretically because he was (1:19:47) acquitted you could say legally (1:19:50) and literally (1:19:51) he didn’t do it until (1:19:53) he decided to write a book about (1:19:55) it like a dumbass (1:19:57) what if (1:19:58) what if I did (1:20:00) if I did it I would do it (1:20:03) I do it this way (1:20:05) I made the glove not fit (1:20:06) I’d be like blah blah blah (1:20:08) we’re being glib I’m being glib (1:20:09) correlation is not causation (1:20:13) I’m just telling you I’m (1:20:14) very familiar like I’ve dug a little (1:20:16) deeper in this I can’t (1:20:18) it’s own podcast stuff but (1:20:20) seriously I would love to get into this (1:20:22) I gotta start getting more topic this is a really good (1:20:24) one to get into so here’s the Candace (1:20:26) Owens (1:20:28) Harvey Weinstein now I (1:20:30) do I’m not giving (1:20:32) Harvey Weinstein grace yet because I don’t (1:20:34) know but Justin’s (1:20:36) point earlier there was a Russian woman (1:20:38) talking about a confidant film festival (1:20:41) Harvey’s like I (1:20:42) didn’t meet her there I didn’t even go to that hotel (1:20:44) I believe that part I believe that woman is a grifter (1:20:46) she’s Russian (1:20:48) Russian born or Russian (1:20:50) something is this Russian (1:20:52) never trust the Russian (1:20:53) looking for rape (1:20:56) case against the Harvey Weinstein police (1:20:58) like (1:20:59) if we can’t trust the Russian (1:21:02) does that does that just break (1:21:04) everybody that falls in line with the (1:21:06) objectivism of on Ram (1:21:11) all right we’re (1:21:12) going through some of these (1:21:14) until took over Congress (1:21:16) banks all right (1:21:18) yeah Scott Adams (1:21:21) can’t (1:21:22) all right (1:21:25) now I put that one up (1:21:27) because I (1:21:28) Thane is in the house (1:21:30) my friend Thane who literally lives down (1:21:33) the street from me somewhere (1:21:34) within minutes very big (1:21:38) Scott Adams fan he posted a beautiful (1:21:40) thing the simultaneous sip today (1:21:42) and it was the coffee cup of the simultaneous (1:21:44) sip where he has the whole motto thing (1:21:47) that’s a beautiful unifying (1:21:48) moment and I think (1:21:50) that is a spiritual thing (1:21:52) that can be very religious like (1:21:55) every morning (1:21:56) everybody at the same time (1:22:00) consciousness connects (1:22:02) flows whatever syncs up (1:22:04) yeah (1:22:05) all right so (1:22:08) I’m going to keep going (1:22:10) because I think I’ve got more (1:22:12) craziness we’re here for (1:22:16) yes yes the (1:22:17) that’s the Michael Jackson doctor (1:22:19) right yeah Chris (1:22:22) yes (1:22:23) there you go (1:22:25) all right all right guys (1:22:29) so Ian Carroll (1:22:30) is filling in for Candice (1:22:32) today he went on his newest show (1:22:34) or his new show and he (1:22:36) just talked about (1:22:41) what happened (1:22:42) in with Afghanistan (1:22:44) Iraq and all this stuff (1:22:45) this is what I think happened (1:22:48) I and it was COVID that kind of (1:22:50) let me piece this together now I don’t know (1:22:52) if it’s still right but basically (1:22:54) the United States military (1:22:56) the military industrial complex (1:22:58) wanted to make their money (1:22:59) so they’re like how do we make the money (1:23:02) hmm (1:23:03) who can we work with to make the money (1:23:05) hmm oh let’s work (1:23:08) with another industrial complex (1:23:10) there’s no oil in Afghanistan but there are (1:23:12) these fields what if we work (1:23:13) with big pharma and we can we get (1:23:16) the poppy back and we bring (1:23:17) back production from like zero (1:23:19) which it had crashed after the Taliban (1:23:21) had taken over to 98 (1:23:24) percent of the world’s opium (1:23:26) when oh when the poppy seed (1:23:28) was used to make heroin (1:23:30) opioids and everything while the (1:23:32) Sacklers made their billions and billions (1:23:34) of dollars big pharma (1:23:36) and military industrial complex (1:23:38) hand in glove so much to (1:23:40) the fact that (1:23:42) the military industrial complex (1:23:44) our military army (1:23:46) people were defending (1:23:48) and protecting the poppy fields from the (1:23:50) Taliban from attacks we (1:23:52) were patrolling the fields (1:23:54) for the opioids to get (1:23:56) Americans hooked killed (1:23:57) dying dying (1:23:59) and then the shit hit the fan (1:24:03) for profit and this is what happened (1:24:05) the shit hit the fan they got caught on (1:24:07) synthetic opioids (1:24:09) started climbing big pharma’s (1:24:11) like fudge (1:24:14) just like in (1:24:15) what Christmas story (1:24:17) oh crap we’ve (1:24:19) got all this opium (1:24:21) and now we have nothing (1:24:23) to do while the CIA was selling (1:24:25) obviously the CIA was selling it in between (1:24:27) trust me Ian paints this other stuff (1:24:29) I’m doing a very broad stroke (1:24:31) this is something I’d piece together (1:24:33) from 50,000 feet right (1:24:35) it may not be correct 100 percent but it (1:24:37) just kind of smell it passes the smell test (1:24:39) so military (1:24:41) boom all of a sudden Biden goes we’re (1:24:43) out of Afghanistan (1:24:46) or (1:24:47) they’re talking about right Trump had already (1:24:49) talked about getting out of Afghanistan (1:24:50) what do they do (1:24:53) Ukraine looks like a good (1:24:55) place we can start pumping weapons in (1:24:57) there and start building and provoking (1:24:59) them maybe we can (1:25:00) piss Putin off (1:25:02) to invade Ukraine (1:25:04) that’s a good time to do it (1:25:06) so this is remember Afghanistan (1:25:09) pullout was what August (1:25:11) Ukraine was February (1:25:12) they knew by (1:25:14) August that that was happening they knew (1:25:17) the date that it was happening (1:25:18) the general month because they knew that (1:25:20) the field had to dry up before it got wet (1:25:22) and muddy this whole they knew all they (1:25:24) know all the strategies of those people they (1:25:26) know all of it they waited and they’re (1:25:28) like okay so big farmers like (1:25:30) whoa whoa whoa we ain’t holding the bag we’re not (1:25:32) don’t leave us in the lurch (1:25:34) then Fauci’s like I have an (1:25:36) idea I have something (1:25:38) for you that you can convert from (1:25:40) your opium injections (1:25:41) we can get you a thing that you can inject (1:25:44) to every man woman and (1:25:46) child in America (1:25:48) COVID (1:25:50) COVID boom (1:25:52) they with the shell game shifts (1:25:54) the military industrial (1:25:56) complex loses leaves (1:25:57) eight billions of dollars of (1:26:00) equipment billions that they march through (1:26:02) the streets like it’s theirs like (1:26:04) some big trophy to the point (1:26:05) General Milley said it’s cheaper to (1:26:08) leave it then take it with (1:26:10) us no (1:26:11) thank you cheaper to leave (1:26:14) it then take it with us (1:26:16) no they basically (1:26:18) do that military goes okay well we (1:26:20) got Ukraine around the corner so we’re fine we’re just gonna let (1:26:22) all the Ukrainians die for us we’ll just keep (1:26:24) pumping them with weapons and my we’re good there (1:26:26) what does big pharma do (1:26:30) oh let’s (1:26:31) let’s we got COVID already (1:26:33) we already had that in because we knew where the (1:26:35) poppy shit was turning we knew it was (1:26:37) turning it’s it seems (1:26:40) now that’s all correlated (1:26:41) and it’s not causation whatever but like (1:26:43) man (1:26:44) it all really wants to industries (1:26:47) really seem to work together a lot don’t they (1:26:52) again correlation (1:26:53) over causation (1:26:55) but that correlation (1:26:57) causes a lot of coincidence (1:27:00) and it makes you think (1:27:03) it really does (1:27:06) and that thing (1:27:07) follow the money exactly (1:27:10) if you follow the money that’s (1:27:11) where you’re going to get the truth (1:27:12) and to go back to Scott (1:27:14) Adams by the way by the way (1:27:16) things thing oh I got it backwards (1:27:19) thing oh who (1:27:20) things Scott Adams is (1:27:22) his avatar it looks like so (1:27:24) and we are our thoughts (1:27:27) and prayers we do have a universal (1:27:28) thought towards Scott Adams hope he (1:27:30) at least you know we want to say (1:27:32) it’s better but we want we hope his (1:27:34) suffering is (1:27:36) minimal as possible (1:27:38) as he (1:27:39) was (1:27:39) what a coincidence though (1:27:42) that (1:27:44) around the same time they announced (1:27:46) Joe Biden (1:27:48) Scott Adams actually (1:27:51) ends up (1:27:52) announcing that he has cancer (1:27:55) that’s actually kind of (1:27:56) again correlation I guess (1:27:58) I think if I may (1:28:00) and I don’t know I think Scott (1:28:03) has not been wanting to say (1:28:04) it and this was the only time and I think (1:28:06) he’s a couple only a couple months (1:28:08) away probably (1:28:10) like I think he’s very close (1:28:12) I feel that way now I don’t (1:28:14) want to speak for him and I do not want to take (1:28:16) any of that like glibly (1:28:18) or anything but I feel like (1:28:20) it just allowed him to be able to share (1:28:22) that because like you need (1:28:25) an opening makes sense I (1:28:26) mean obviously (1:28:28) he’s had it for the time he’s had (1:28:30) and not shared it so it’s been very personal (1:28:32) to him to not share it right away (1:28:34) but (1:28:34) like Neil Pert I think of (1:28:36) Rush did the same something very similar you (1:28:38) didn’t they didn’t know even until he died (1:28:39) I think he died like two for two days (1:28:41) they did the media didn’t even know that he died (1:28:43) he died on a Tuesday was announced on a Thursday (1:28:46) once again fact check me but (1:28:49) there’s some very humble (1:28:50) Norm MacDonald I think (1:28:52) was very quiet about (1:28:54) very private yeah (1:28:56) so (1:28:57) I think George Carlin was very (1:29:00) private when he was pretty quiet. Yeah. So, yeah.So S. B. 40 got the God cruise and S. (1:29:11) B. 40. I guess. I don’t know.We’re going to this man. We got to take notes. Why do (1:29:16) I say I almost feel like I take notes in the comments.All right. So yeah. Anarcho Anarcho (1:29:22) Barbie Anarcho Barbie on X Anarcho Barbie still looking for her Anarcho Barbarian ladies and (1:29:30) gentlemen out there gentlemen is there an is there an Anarcho Barbarian for an Anarcho (1:29:35) Barbarian Anarcho can out there everyone.So I I stupidly said that I have a weird theory (1:29:44) about Elon Musk and she’s like out with it and I didn’t really want to share it but this (1:29:50) stuff with Trump and Musk and all stuff is going weird. I think I think it’s time. I’m (1:29:59) just going to say it.The tech bros the ones that are prominent the ones that you know (1:30:05) is Alex Campos camps with who’s the guy from Palantir Alex I think it’s Cam Cam Cam something (1:30:13) like that. Peter Teal Elon these tech bros they are aliens. They’re aliens.That’s not (1:30:23) what’s that. What about David Sachs. He’s just the intermediary.Yeah. No I’m saying I there’s a (1:30:30) I don’t know I’m not throwing them all. I didn’t have enough time to get into all of them but I’m (1:30:35) talking about these are the main players right now.We’re going to go into Palantir we’re going (1:30:38) to talk about to you we’re going to talk about Elon right. Yeah. This is what I truly think when (1:30:43) I say alien it’s really hard to wonder.I don’t know exactly how. I’m not sure if it’s there. Have (1:30:54) you watched Peter Teal talk ever.You watched Elon talk. They are not fucking human people. OK.(1:31:01) There is a genetic something in there. Now we can talk autism all we want. But I think that’s a (1:31:07) thing.I think that’s an actual desire of some. Oh OK. I’m going to try to put on the hat.This is (1:31:13) crazy time. All right. So will you aliens deport them.Yes. All right. So before we continue on (1:31:26) alien talk do you think that there are if I give you the three types do you think there are more (1:31:31) than these three types.It’s either actual aliens from other places. Aliens underground or here (1:31:40) always or us in a time back in time that an advanced us back in time. Are there any other ways (1:31:50) that we could be aliens that you would think.I mean if the ancient astronaut theory point it (1:31:57) pinpointing to the Anunnaki is anything true then everything that I told you about biblical theology (1:32:06) throw it out. We don’t throw it out actually use it. And then it because that could be pinpointing (1:32:12) the end.That still doesn’t. There’s still a great God out there a creator designer. But there is a (1:32:20) concept where the those who came from the heavens above the Sumerian gods came to this this earth (1:32:29) thousands upon thousands of years ago.They are the gods of the Sumerians. They (1:32:35) continue that trek in intermingling into the cultures and the deities of other paganist (1:32:42) cultures obviously leads into ancient Israelite culture which breeds into Christianity with the (1:32:51) one God. So one God probably I would probably assume that that would be Anki because he was (1:32:57) the God that was more favorable to the humans.But the Anunnaki created humans in their image (1:33:06) for which we are in their image. But as a slave labor force initially until Anki (1:33:13) rebelling against his brother Anlil when Anu went back to the home world for a little bit. (1:33:21) And that’s Nerubu we would say is that.(1:33:25) They say it’s not. I mean is that Neburu or planet X. (1:33:30) So yeah X whatever we want to talk about. Okay just yeah.(1:33:33) But Neburu and through that you have a little brotherly (1:33:41) little brotherly love going on I guess. A little rivalry going on with some brotherly love. (1:33:47) They didn’t like each other.Anki wanted to embrace humanity for what they could offer and (1:33:55) free them up a little bit. Maybe work with them. Maybe help them.Nudge them a little bit. (1:34:00) Anlil said no no there are subjects we’re using. There are livestock.(1:34:06) And that is where you get the idea. Get this Genesis. (1:34:12) Anlil is the serpent.But the serpent is actually. Now this is where I’m kind of (1:34:21) whatever. I’m dipping my toes on this one.But Anlil actually gives humanity the knowledge (1:34:27) they need. That’s the real story of it all. And that in order to.(1:34:33) Lucifer was the bringer of light. It was not evil. It’s not evil.It was (1:34:40) knowledge. Knowledge is dangerous because it gives options away from the divine. (1:34:49) And that just came to me in this weird way.Like that just popped in my head. (1:34:53) Only from a non-religious person in your religious way. From a spiritual thing.(1:34:59) That makes sense to me. Right doesn’t it? I don’t even know what I said. I think I just (1:35:03) channeled somebody.He is the light bearer. He’s the morning star. (1:35:08) Right.So perhaps maybe we have. What do you do in the morning? You wake up. (1:35:14) I’m James Lindsay now.Look at me. Yay I’m a genius. (1:35:19) Perhaps maybe we do have the Genesis story flip-flop Christians.(1:35:25) And I do think that’s it. I do think Lucifer. Okay so I think the next.You know we have (1:35:32) homo sapien. My terminology for the next evolution is homo luminous. (1:35:40) I still don’t see eye to eye with evolution.At least on the basis of humanity. (1:35:47) Right. So may I now go crazy for a second.Because your anunaki tells me. (1:35:53) But that’s basically what I’m saying. Just to kind of simplify and there is a chance that (1:36:00) perhaps we are the offspring of aliens.Right. Now these are aliens that now some (1:36:06) have made their home here right underground we’re talking about. We’re talking about the (1:36:10) water bases.We’re talking about that advanced civilizations. They were able to survive the (1:36:15) floods. Because if they were underground then they helped some people.The good helped them (1:36:19) bury. They showed them how to bury so they could come up. How many rising stories out of the (1:36:23) ground do we have? Creation stories like that.That I think is from the great deluge. I think (1:36:28) all this is a portion of something. It’s all connected.Now there is also other alien things. (1:36:33) Now once again Justin mentioned dimensional. Correct.That’s also very possible. Could (1:36:39) be. Could even be creatures or human beings from the future.Right and that’s the thing. It’s us (1:36:46) from the right. So those are the it’s temporal dimensional here underground kind of or out (1:36:52) outer.Now I think all of those things are actually very in play here. Probably not the (1:36:58) temporal. I don’t I really do think that there would be a causality issue like if you went did (1:37:05) go back in some temporal time.It just it just seems like it couldn’t not. Right like it almost (1:37:11) seems like matter meeting anti-matter. I just I don’t know that just seems not that it’s not (1:37:15) physically pot.I just feel like it would have a consequence. Does that make sense? And speaking (1:37:20) since you said matter twice, I hope you took a couple drinks William. Took what? I hope you took (1:37:27) a couple drinks of coffee at 830 at night for you.So all right here we go. Sorry for your (1:37:39) your uncle William 10 years ago. Oh hold on wait what? Where where? Oh he went oh before you go (1:37:49) crazy.He wants you to interpret a dream actually. Oh and then he said no my my uncle died 10 years (1:37:55) ago. Okay so consoling Kamala.Okay why would you dream that? That was your uncle of that ideology (1:38:10) of Kamala’s? Would he have voted for for Kamala? Is there something you did he have slaves? I’m (1:38:19) just kidding. I’m just kidding. I’m done.That was like the worst. I think I’m going to get (1:38:25) canceled now. Shit that was like awful.No no that’s we are you’re only supposed to get canceled (1:38:34) when we when Sean comes back and oh that’s true. I can only get canceled when we’re actually (1:38:39) important. It could be a counter to that.Let’s you know what let’s let’s talk offline about that. (1:38:48) Dream interpretation is a big thing of mine too. So all right so to your point I shared that weird (1:38:55) podcast with you.There’s a podcast on UFO Chronicles titled Knocked Conscious. I share (1:39:01) my experiences. I am not asking anyone to believe what I experienced.I am merely sharing that I (1:39:13) experienced those things. Like I can’t make it any clearer than that. People who know me (1:39:19) know I’m lucid.I don’t I I hate having to preface this stuff but it I I have to because like (1:39:27) it’s like this. I always said this if a bush caught on fire and started talking to me (1:39:32) I’d take I’d take notice. And it did.Like it did. So like that’s what happened. So this is what (1:39:40) happened.I had a bad accident 13 flew out of a car windshield. I think out of body experience (1:39:45) hovering over my body. I do think I was switched in with a soul.That soul is from another species (1:39:51) but I think all our souls have lived many lives and many other species regardless of that. (1:39:57) It just happened to be a Syrian soul that came from there. They sent me here.I’m here to observe (1:40:05) the end of it all. That’s that’s it. I don’t know.That’s like a general gist of what it is. (1:40:11) Okay. I’m a reporter.I’m gone. We’re going to report. Now I mentioned past life regressions.(1:40:17) In this past life regression my past my last life before here I was a purple mist intermingled with (1:40:23) another purple mist complete black. It was not peace. It was harmony.It was just this note (1:40:31) this beautiful thing. And when I got pulled here I got pulled here. I’m like being forced here.(1:40:38) They asked me why are you coming here. I said they made they’re making me. I think I met this (1:40:43) thing called a twin flame that purple mist.I had my car accident the 21st of June in 1988. (1:40:50) That person whom I left that spirit I think that person was incarnated as a human on June 28th (1:40:57) 1988 one week after my car accident out of body experience. I know that’s correlated.That’s all (1:41:02) weird but it’s like this weird smelly thing. I’ve had meditations. I’ve had everything.I am Syrian. (1:41:08) I am from Sirius of some sort. People have weird different people have confirmed these things with (1:41:14) me.Isis is the is the queen. It’s all that stuff. Sirius a b all that the doggones all that stuff.(1:41:20) Okay the doggone tribe all that. Okay. Oh yeah the doggone.They’re the decent they’re one of the (1:41:26) decent ones but nobody’s good. Okay let’s just be honest you and I even if good tyranny is not. (1:41:34) Okay so I’ll try to close that up because it will come to Elon.There are also reptilian (1:41:40) beings out there. There’s before you before you I’m gonna I’m gonna mention something on that (1:41:45) because you’re right nobody is good. We’re all like on a Christian sense theologically (1:41:51) going theologically philosophy philosophical.We aren’t good. We’re cursed with sin. (1:41:59) We’re going to sin.We’re going to do bad things. So we’re chasing the good. I mean and I think that (1:42:08) goes back to what Thomas Aquinas attempted to articulate back in the 13th century as a as a (1:42:16) Christian monk and philosopher was human beings are inherently sinful.We’re not good but we are (1:42:25) always chasing we’re always looking for the common good in everything that we do. So just because (1:42:33) we’re sinners doesn’t necessarily mean we can’t do good because we all want to be good. So I cut (1:42:41) you off Mark.I just want to. No no no I I I always please any insight and I appreciate that. (1:42:51) I’m I want to think about that if I my first initial thought about that general line of (1:42:58) thinking is that we our souls here to experience and whatever our genetic makeup is we got to (1:43:04) figure that out and have the culture the culture needs to be good for us to thrive.I think (1:43:10) cultures that exist are good. So the reason we exist is because we’re (1:43:15) what we’re culturally trying to be better always. But it but the spirit is to experience what’s in (1:43:21) the body in a weird way.I know more than actually be an active participant maybe in a weird way. I’m (1:43:26) not sure. I’m not certain if it’s like the like the recording device the spirits like the recording (1:43:31) device of the of the incarnate at the time and the incarnate at the time has its biology and (1:43:38) its culture and its race and feel them and family and you know species to deal with whatever it is (1:43:45) whether it’s a alien or Zeta or a Nephilim or an Anunnaki you know all that right.So with that (1:43:53) and thank you for for input any input you have please just like give me a little dink I’ll shut (1:43:58) the F up because I’m like yeah that’s the thing like we’re all we’re all conscious beings on the (1:44:04) outside we’re just this is just a flesh bag there’s something it doesn’t matter what faith you (1:44:10) are like there is something beyond this life we’re not really this is not actually us it’s it’s this (1:44:18) that’s inside your brain is just the organ that contains your conscience your spirit your soul (1:44:26) whatever what have you whatever you want to call it so there is something more to the to the universe (1:44:34) 100 and of course I think therefore I am for I am perfect I am all right so with that said (1:44:44) Syrians Palladians Archimedes I’ve gone down the rabbit hole I’ve gone and met people who claim to (1:44:49) be different things called star seeds you can look them up you can look at crystal children you can (1:44:54) look up indigo warrior I am a if it were to be labeled which I don’t do labels but I’d be some (1:45:01) kind of hybrid crystal indigo warrior like this transitional factor I’m in that Elon Musk type (1:45:08) frame but not Elon Musk mine came from a head trauma mine did not I was not born this way I (1:45:14) was not this I do truly believe that this broke something open to me I don’t this was not me I am (1:45:22) not special it is a physical break here in this brain that allowed some quanta tunnel to whatever (1:45:29) do its thing I know that sounds woo but trust me I’ve I’ve done there’s been weird trust it’s just (1:45:37) yeah and your your experience isn’t really unique it’s unique to you but this happens all the time (1:45:44) like people are different after near-death experiences like I forget who it was but it was (1:45:50) like a uh professor in fact my therapist actually told me this story there’s this professor I forget (1:45:57) his name but he was a staunch atheist now we’re gonna and he and he act and he didn’t accept (1:46:05) Christ obviously well he ended up getting ill something happened he was in the hospital he ended (1:46:11) up dying on like the operating table literally dying uh and I think you I I have to look up the (1:46:17) book and I will look look this up and uh dm you mark and then we’ll share it but there’s a he wrote (1:46:25) a book of his of his experience and his experience was like he ended up showing up in like this dark (1:46:33) place didn’t know where he was at he ended up having a light shine on him yeah um but then it (1:46:40) turned into black it dissipated or something and then he saw like just horrendous things (1:46:48) and in a like a demonic figure tried to pull him down he was in hell and then like then a light (1:46:54) came down and he corresponded with God and he basically somewhat repented and God said it’s not (1:47:02) your time so yeah I mean and he sent him back and he changed like that so like people literally (1:47:12) it doesn’t matter what the near-death day everybody has their own near-death experience (1:47:17) whatever I mean I think part of that is just your subconscience and how you if you’re not going to (1:47:24) jump into the Christian vibe how you want to reflect that but something happens when people (1:47:33) have near-death experiences there is yeah there really is so all right so I share all that so (1:47:39) going down that rabbit hole I met person like I said Syrian I’ve met Pleiadians people (1:47:47) what’s that or you’re muted for me I’m mute oh I’m muted I’m muted can you hear me did I lose you (1:48:04) hello uh-oh Zach did I lose everybody nope hey did I is everybody here can everybody hear me (1:48:18) I think we lost Zach for a second all right (1:48:25) is this is this from aliens five by five did I get it did I get it will I am you good (1:48:39) I can’t hear you you can’t hear me I’ll be back all right so we’re gonna do all right thank you (1:48:48) thank you will I am but five by five that’s from aliens I think if I remember correctly (1:48:53) by the way two of the coolest cigarette ashes ever in the history of movies oh okay you ever (1:49:06) watch aliens where the woman said she was flying and she’s five by five she means she’s in the in (1:49:11) the pocket anyway um two of the best movie scenes in the history are ashes of cigarettes of certain (1:49:18) lengths satakata what’s her name the one from beauty and the beast linda linda has a twin (1:49:26) gosh darn it linda hamilton she’s got a good one from uh terminator or terminator whatever (1:49:33) whichever terminator one it is and uh ripley sigourney weaver from aliens that ash that (1:49:39) cherry is like like a mile long so all right who welcome oh who is this el bella bella mass (1:49:57) I don’t even know who that is welcome welcome everybody so um zach is um I think he’s still (1:50:04) checking out some sound stuff but um what’s wow will I am I don’t even know what’s going on so (1:50:14) if anybody has any questions please jump in once again we are talking stuff I wanted (1:50:18) I’d love zach to be live for this thing but I’m going to start my elon musk thing so (1:50:25) uh I think they’re aliens or something they have been reptilianly uh affected (1:50:34) dna messed up or whatever I don’t know what to say I don’t want to get that deep but basically (1:50:39) teal musk they’re aliens they were kind of on the same side but there’s two sides (1:50:44) the reptilian side wants less people in all the domination and then you’ve got the quote unquote (1:50:50) good side the good side would be the palladians the archimedians the archimedians the syrians and (1:50:57) all those people the lyrans all those um and the reptilians are kind of the baddies those are the (1:51:04) you know the linton case you know what I’m talking about (1:51:09) illery hay and ill bay linton k you know you know what I’m saying so those are the people (1:51:17) oh there we are hi laura welcome there you are cool thanks so much for joining (1:51:25) awesome so you’re just in time for my elon musk elon musk those guys the palantir guy (1:51:33) the peter teal they’re alien corroborators okay they we are in contact with outside species (1:51:41) some are good some are evil both have influence okay and there’s a push pill one push is to to (1:51:49) minimize the species for total domination that’s the reptilian side the other side (1:51:54) is the propagation of the species that’s where elon musk is elon musk is breaking from the other (1:52:02) side now I don’t know who’s on what side and what’s on what I do find actually both highly tyrannical (1:52:10) what’s up buddy that was weird we’re talking about all this and then all the yeah (1:52:18) technical difficulties occurred something’s zapped into it (1:52:23) you know it just happens to be by the way I do that with electronics it’s one of my things (1:52:28) yeah it was kind of weird because everything was set in place and my speakers were right (1:52:35) but I couldn’t hear you the camera got messed up I don’t know I’m gonna say correlation (1:52:43) not causation and it was all that it was all related to the internet it’s comcast’s fault (1:52:50) did I did I ever play my uh past life regression to you I don’t think you have (1:52:57) after this do you mind sticking around I’ll share it with you I’ll put it on another one but I think (1:53:01) I want to share with you after this would be pretty freaky all right I will because uh you’ll (1:53:06) know exactly what I mean when you hear it like that’s not a not a joke like legit so once again (1:53:15) I don’t ask anyone to believe me understand that I experienced these things that’s it whoever you (1:53:21) whatever it was I did experience them whether they’re true or not that’s up to thing now (1:53:27) I’m I’m talking about these guys so there’s a reptilian side and then there’s those other guys (1:53:31) the Pleiadians the the Syrians and stuff the reptilian side want the reduction of the population (1:53:36) they want this control the earth that’s really what it is but you’re getting a break I think (1:53:41) all of these guys initially had that side and I think Elon is breaking from that group because (1:53:49) he got space and tunneling he got he got both of these and he’s the baddie you know he’s like (1:54:04) against them so clearly there are forces here at work and I think he was in and broke I honestly (1:54:11) think now I do think that I don’t think he is good I want to be very clear forcing the propagation (1:54:19) of a species is literally as tyrannical as mitigating the propagation of the species (1:54:28) because it’s not choice it’s not just organic let it let it just play out right (1:54:34) okay so from a 50,000 foot level they have the technology the reason he was tasked to go to (1:54:41) to Mars he’s named Elon Wernher von Braun writes a book about a boy named Elon in Mars (1:54:48) that is not a coincidence ladies and gentlemen there is no coincidence there there is no (1:54:54) coincidence of a book in the late 1800s written about Baron von Trump taking over for his (1:55:02) collapsed father or something who the felt read this look at this stuff I know it’s I know it’s (1:55:10) crazy but I’m telling you that Elon’s like wired up with that now I do think transhumanism is the (1:55:17) way he wants he thinks the only way propagation of the species is possible because I think whatever (1:55:22) his race or whatever was or whoever is instructing him is kind of get helping him out with that does (1:55:28) that make sense but I really think this is like a literal alien like a reptilian Syrian Palladian (1:55:37) Niteran Archimedean fight it’s weird it doesn’t it’s crazy I mean I know it sounds crazy but I (1:55:48) mean if you read and it wouldn’t be the first time that they fought this I mean at this moment I mean (1:55:56) yeah David Ike David Ike if you don’t know who David Ike is you probably look up David Ike hollow (1:56:02) moon hollow moon yeah but I mean it wouldn’t be the first time I mean this they’re sort of in the (1:56:09) in the background at this moment and they’re kind of using humans as pawns but if you if you look (1:56:19) into the I’m going to butcher the name but in Hindu there’s they they have many books but you (1:56:25) have the Marhaba Baha Bata I think I butchered it but that’s like one of their main books and (1:56:32) it basically reads like a sci-fi novel and they’ve actually have literal nuclear orders above the (1:56:42) Indus Valley there in fact there is like evidence in somewhere in like Pakistan around the Indus (1:56:50) Valley of an ancient ruins that is literal everything is literal glass the only thing that (1:56:57) could do that is a nuclear blast the radioactivity the height energy levels temperature I mean (1:57:05) it’s all glass it’s like glass even the thermo glass is part of it yeah so Laura Laura has (1:57:12) joined us Laura is awesome Laura can I can I say your last name if I may because you’re (1:57:18) because you’re a superstar rock star let me know I won’t say it unless you tell me because I don’t (1:57:22) want to I don’t like doxing people but Laura’s on Peter Thiel JB they are homies this this whole (1:57:27) thing is real this is real I truly I am seeing this thing now I watch Peter Thiel talk that is (1:57:36) not a human being’s voice like he cannot express himself and I do agree high IQ uh will will I am (1:57:43) okay Laura Mastin she sings Laura please put your band band name into the uh chat so that everyone (1:57:51) could check out your music she’s been on like on she’s done stuff like the hot country tours I think (1:57:57) hot thunder country thunder when it’s been in town she invited me she was kind one time completely (1:58:02) unknown she listened to our podcast invited us over uh my girlfriend and I for uh a new music (1:58:08) relief album release awesome time so thank you Laura for inviting opening your home to us so (1:58:13) please put your stuff in there we’d love to share your stuff but um will will I am once again (1:58:18) different DNA or higher IQ I think it’s a little bit of both now my understanding we can also (1:58:24) enogram on this yes we can but that’s Andrew’s thing man now I don’t want to talk spectrumy (1:58:30) non-specific I don’t want to get into the whole tit-for-tat IQ stuff but my understanding (1:58:36) all the spectrum people are not in general higher IQ it is not always a correlated thing it is (1:58:43) actually less correlated than not high functioning like the aspect like that is a rarity it I think (1:58:51) it’s a genetic manipulated thing like a splice that it’s an evolutionary thing that’s what I (1:58:58) think it is now we can call it that and what happens is when I had a buddy you remember (1:59:04) the person I mentioned on the podcast who uh took his life in the coma this is what I think (1:59:11) happened I think too much of that soul that when he’s got switched out I honestly think that too (1:59:15) much was in him he couldn’t it was too much he didn’t measure right you know that sounds weird (1:59:21) but his body could not handle the amount they gave him and I think that whatever that weird (1:59:28) thing is that gets inside the elon and the teals whatever that dink is whether it’s a (1:59:33) crystalline structure I don’t know if it’s crystal yet or not like we talk about that borderline (1:59:37) stuff there’s something that’s helping that retain more of it more of that soul like you (1:59:44) don’t all you don’t get all your soul in the human the soul like I know this sounds weird too but like (1:59:50) it’s my opinion that the soul’s a thing and only a portion you of it can fit in you because you’re (1:59:56) only human and more advanced species more of it can fit in a more advanced species less of you can (2:00:01) fit in a less advanced species that’s just how it seems to work with if we’re talking evolution and (2:00:06) that’s how I kind of see everything I do think consciousness is emergent I do think it’s an (2:00:12) emergent property I’m not sure if we’re in base reality but I think that the god that we (2:00:19) experience is when enough physical like single-celled organisms become multi-cell (2:00:26) multi-cell become you know even more more complex more complex neurons connect (2:00:31) doom consciousness now we start getting consciousness between people we’re starting (2:00:35) to get that now again I think we had it and we lost it from the deluge I think we actually were (2:00:40) way more connected back in the day like the pagan stuff and the 12,000 years ago before (2:00:47) like the Graham Hancock stuff I think I think we were really probably more psychic with each other (2:00:52) like animals yeah well I think the the tower I think the tower of Babel and Genesis kind of (2:00:58) yeah there was the level because we deep down inside we know that there’s a path to get to god (2:01:08) or the gods whatever what have you and you can’t you can’t you know I mean it’s not time yet so (2:01:16) crumble it down scatter them to the wind make them have to learn and create their own cultures and (2:01:23) and start start figuring out different linguistics for their for many different languages just have (2:01:32) different tongues and and I think the Babel may be that thing that they attribute to the deluge too (2:01:41) like I I’m not sure you know once again I don’t want to we could get in the weeds about every (2:01:46) biblical like every story that is so from that so then we’re talking (2:01:53) so um okay so there’s some genetic thing I think they just those guys have it (2:01:58) you know those guys have something that holds them yeah you know what’s weird about the deluge (2:02:03) is uh just recently I believe like earlier this year actually in the last year something but (2:02:11) within the last year they’ve actually discovered what they think might actually be the ruins of (2:02:19) Noah’s ark in Turkey Mount Arafat right on that other mountain (2:02:25) yep and did you hear the Atlantis the one that’s close to Egypt (2:02:29) the one in Africa that has a concentric circle like the ruin looks just like it (2:02:35) Rogan just talked about it but basically I do think there is okay so okay once we get (2:02:43) multi-celled organisms now consciousness happens when enough neurons get together (2:02:48) doom consciousness dogs have a different level than we do they’re aware but they’re aware that (2:02:53) they’re aware but they don’t they might bury a bone but it’s like instinctual for later (2:02:57) we actually plan ahead we have consciousness to plan ahead for example okay yeah there will be a (2:03:04) time in my opinion where each our consciousness the individual consciousness globally enough (2:03:11) reach like that tipping point and there becomes a global consciousness there will be a global (2:03:19) consciousness we’re all kind of connected like the simultaneous sip where is Greg when we need him (2:03:29) he would be yeah he’d be all in this conversation that you think that’s probably what what the (2:03:35) neuro link then would is why why he’s trying to design that and bring that about that could very (2:03:43) well be the physical way to make it quicker than if we were to do it evolutionarily yeah right like (2:03:51) so possibly that would be as a lesser species now the thing is our technology is getting ahead of (2:03:57) our evolution right yeah but I think that I think there are species who evolve naturally to get to (2:04:04) these levels and I think in the past we did because we didn’t harness metal yet we didn’t have (2:04:08) silicon chips but we can move stones with vibrations and we there’s stuff you know the (2:04:13) things we could do back then we can’t do now think about all that you know we atrophy our stuff (2:04:19) atrophy right so this is where it gets this is where it gets kind of interesting for me so now (2:04:24) we have a global consciousness the syrians have their glow have reached global consciousness (2:04:31) they’re once again they’re just a little older than us it’s just age and not destroy themselves (2:04:37) once what will we do in a hundred years what’s a thousand or ten thousand and then at ten thousand (2:04:43) nothing in 14 billion so if it’s ten thousand years older think about how much more advanced (2:04:48) and civilization is in that time right so age not blowing yourself up kind of drake equation stuff (2:04:56) okay so you got those arcturians whatever at some point though those people who have (2:05:01) reached global consciousness now are able to observe other civilizations that are (2:05:08) starting to grow like we did right not not star trekky but it’s kind of just a general way (2:05:14) enough of our enough of our global consciousness will eventually connect (2:05:18) and become a universal consciousness it is my opinion at that universal consciousness moment (2:05:24) that is the god that creates the universe or the next one now i don’t know zero but zero to me (2:05:36) seemed just organic and then the consciousness then became the foundation second on the second one (2:05:43) once consciousness became emergent from small steps to global to universal (2:05:52) and now uh now everybody can unfollow me (2:05:57) basically you just blew darwinism out of the water and called it some fake shit no no i (2:06:03) totally think it’s evolution i know because you’re expanding you’re expanding on it into a (2:06:09) more progressive venture whereas darwinism is kind of niche and basic and you’re you’re going way (2:06:19) beyond where there’s technical there’s it’s technological it’s physiological it’s conscious (2:06:26) level there’s obviously some sort of design a universal design whereas darwin and the design (2:06:35) is a natural fractal we’ve seen it you’ve seen it everyone just type in space fractal universe (2:06:42) fractal flower fractal just you will see fractals and once again that’s just i think that’s just the (2:06:50) field of the medium of the uh the uh equations of this universe that allows what to be to be right (2:06:57) kind of like it doesn’t need to have a consciousness behind that to exist now all that craziness i (2:07:04) could totally flip it to consciousness is actually the field that is what brings matter to existence (2:07:12) the way to explain it this way the reason we i don’t think this is correct i want to be clear (2:07:18) because i think that math has been co-opted i think eric weinstein is correct that math has been (2:07:23) co-opted since the 70s and gone the wrong direction with strength they’re taking us off (2:07:27) the well they’re still doing it the right way but they told us to go a wrong way sean carroll is (2:07:32) a captured asset for them and now stephen greer’s now thing even with the ufo stuff there are so many (2:07:38) things starting to be exposed but i think they say because mathematics can’t explain consciousness (2:07:46) that it couldn’t have come from that so it’s consciousness that’s the foundation of math (2:07:55) not math that explains consciousness if it’s that way then math could you’d never be able to write (2:08:01) an equation to explain it so that might explain why would we haven’t been able to or something (2:08:07) you know it’s just once again i love these big experience you know these brain brain twists so (2:08:12) it also makes sense like there’s a difference in computation with math you have what uh we’re now (2:08:19) in a span of time where they’re making everybody utilize a computer version of math math that only (2:08:29) a computer can can calculate then you have the human or the machine math that actually needs work (2:08:37) and you actually have to have the intelligence backing behind it to be able to actually solve (2:08:43) that equation write and solve that equation and we’re losing touch of that reality of machine or (2:08:50) human math because of the technological advancements in computerization because the math (2:08:57) only fits and computes like think of like think of a of these equations that have (2:09:05) multiple answers they’re both correct but one is the answer to it to the human aspect of the (2:09:12) machine math and the other is the compute the computation answer to that to that basic equation (2:09:19) i’m just using that as example no no yeah yeah you make excellent points excellent points uh (2:09:26) hold on one second all right oh there we go let me put that up so to your point um to close on (2:09:37) that there might be a consciousness field that is actually the the source so but i really think it’s (2:09:45) emergent i did a podcast with bobby azarian he wrote a book it’s really good you can get on (2:09:50) audiobook i think of it on libby like you know public library for free it’s called the romance (2:09:55) of reality and he speaks about the emerge being an emergent property i really think that’s it (2:10:01) now i do think that that emergent universal consciousness then does almost like big bang and (2:10:08) this thing it just that’s the spring to me i mean once again it’s all conjecture i just (2:10:15) called elon musk and peter to alien reptilian people like that are you know elon’s trying to (2:10:20) force us to i will say to f and there are other people are famine right they’re doing feasts for (2:10:27) famine i guess but but basically the thing is about that i think once again i’m going to put (2:10:32) that up again justin for you in a second i’ll let zach i’ll let you read that we can address it (2:10:36) um but um that last point on that is i do think that’s it but forcing the propagation like elon (2:10:44) musk talks about in my opinion it’s just as tyrannical let the human species live and die (2:10:51) as it shall or shan’t like there’s no need to put us in a cage and be the last you know if we (2:10:57) extinct because we didn’t do the things we were supposed to do naturally or something and maybe (2:11:02) this is part of the natural but i i feel like it’s getting pushed i feel like there’s forces (2:11:06) and and i don’t i don’t like any forces on any natural sit you know on the economy i don’t like (2:11:12) on any system what are your thoughts on that as a general i mean you shouldn’t like force (2:11:20) i mean honestly nobody should i mean i think that’s what it looks like to me (2:11:28) just going from a direct stance it looks like elon got his feelings hurt and didn’t get to do (2:11:36) what he was trying to do and decided to part ways in his own ways and he’s calling everybody out for (2:11:46) it but at the same time i also look at him like it’s a work it’s all a distraction it’s like (2:11:54) professional wrestling it’s all tied to the same game and to your point mark it’s probably they are (2:12:02) all co-opted together whether it’s just among a realm of human elites or if they are truly alien (2:12:10) in nature and in the different species that are trying to plan the fact is is they’re going to (2:12:17) cause everybody’s destruction if they’re not careful including their own so and maybe that’s (2:12:24) the plan maybe that maybe he’s just done and if he is a reptilian or whatever maybe it maybe he’s just (2:12:32) he’s gonna start building something to just fuck it all up fuck it all it could be both right like (2:12:41) it is a distraction clearly from other things that we need to be focusing on like the debt (2:12:47) yeah as a general like let’s be honest that’s important to us because we we need to live to (2:12:51) tomorrow pay our mortgage pay our electricity but it could also be that he’s like this is existential (2:12:59) now i don’t like tyranny of all kinds of any kind but i i will admit i don’t certainly not (2:13:06) transhuman but if it was pure humanity moving on i think having more children is a net better thing (2:13:14) than not because like children are beautiful and have our joy like you know i mean just having you (2:13:21) know just being around children like changes how you you know what i mean like duh you know like (2:13:26) duh so i i’m not excusing the tyranny of someone who forces propagation but net worse or net better (2:13:33) i’ll take that over the culling of my friend of you across the country right like someone coming (2:13:39) to your you know what i mean saying well your number’s up you got to be taking you know you (2:13:42) hit 36 or something you know it’s gotta go so that’s just weird right so what’s that i said (2:13:49) weird you said that number why is that a seat what what explain that number because once again (2:13:56) i’ve talked i just turned 36 what when a couple weeks ago are you serious dude did i know that (2:14:05) did i nope i i had no ladies and gentlemen zach and i have done a handful of podcasts (2:14:13) we’ve talked not much else we we met dude what have you mentioned anything about your birthday in (2:14:19) our chats or anything no not not okay literally i’m talking it’s like a chance it that’s what (2:14:25) happens dude okay so dude like on my birthday i stayed away from twitter okay and well first (2:14:34) first of all happy birthday secondly i didn’t know your age and i didn’t know what you were turning (2:14:40) but i’m telling you right when i was talking to you and this is how literally how it happens (2:14:45) that message whatever the other stuff was that validates that what i said before that (2:14:52) was not me but was true so like not just everybody yeah welcome to Knocked Conscious everybody (2:15:01) literally you get hit in the head at 13 you just start talking weird stuff like literally it that’s (2:15:07) how it feels it’s like a channel and that that 36 that was the in that spirit i whatever and it’s (2:15:17) it’s got it can be god to you now i call this we all agree the place from which everything came (2:15:23) i know that’s long i know that’s wordy but that’s undeniable whether you whether it’s the big (2:15:29) everybody has that the place whether it’s big bang god whatever you want to call the place from (2:15:35) with everything came okay now the reason 36 came it just flowed it’s like 36 it had to be 36 (2:15:43) literally the numbers bounced and it flowed out 36 that was the indication you that whatever that (2:15:49) message was was somehow correct before and not for me that is that is simulation outside controller in (2:15:55) reality not 1.0 reality like 2.0 3.0 whatever whatever number we’re on i do think it’s simulation (2:16:02) at this point and that’s weird but i do think that universal consciousness does create the (2:16:07) simulation for the next one so anyway so happy birthday zach happy birthday to you happy birthday (2:16:16) to you happy birthday dear zach happy 36 to you and then the fed just like reckon waltz said (2:16:25) all right happy birthday man you want to read that to us and then we’ll we’ll continue (2:16:30) 4 000 plus years ago humanity was killing people that didn’t they didn’t like for various reasons (2:16:36) today humanity is still doing the same thing what on earth makes you think we are evolving at all (2:16:43) we’re not the other beings have evolved we as humans we really haven’t evolved (2:16:52) that incentive uh allegedly homo sapien in some form has been around for about 300 000 years (2:17:01) at the minimum our next cousin whatever you want to call they’re just starting to use a stick (2:17:14) somebody sprinkled in some extra juice come on man somebody somebody added somebody somebody (2:17:21) spiked the drink right i or or seeded from a from an older civilization that makes total sense too (2:17:30) like it could be say it could be like the palladians seated their people but without (2:17:37) the technology duh like that’s i mean i’m not i mean that’s also god in your image by the way (2:17:44) zach like and that’s not to dispute your god right and that’s not once again we’re not going (2:17:50) to get into that because i’m not here to say that’s not but that would be god in your image (2:17:54) if i if panspermia happened i’m just you know what what if they were like what if that galactic (2:18:01) federation that i talked about you know the play all those guys are like hey let’s put a little bit (2:18:06) of all of us in one let’s see what happens and then they spring they go let’s see oh this thing (2:18:12) you don’t have the tech but you get you don’t have the tech but you get the knowledge you gain (2:18:17) over time it makes sense theoretically possible so right and then and then true (2:18:25) oh good good man and and and pete this uh because i’m i’m starting to read a book called the (2:18:30) jewish gospel explaining the how the new testament and the new testament (2:18:40) correlates with the old testament’s prophecies of the son of man or the son of god son of god (2:18:46) actually being that of the king of israel the messiah human nature son of god divinic line (2:18:54) son of man being the essence of god um but one aspect of the ancient israelites and how (2:19:05) they how the prophecy fits to what will eventually become a trinitarian god in christian sense of the (2:19:15) new testament is there is a by a bilaterian aspect that is kind of hidden woven coming from like (2:19:25) ancient ancient israelite like before covenant of abraham basically or the before the law of moses (2:19:34) which would make sense going all the way back canaanites who took in a single one of the single (2:19:44) most profound gods to them yahweh or yakweh and it’s actually presented in the book of daniel (2:19:52) like the the one who is the son the one who came the son of man i’m butchering that but it’s all (2:19:59) right there is to continue man you’re doing here but there there’s two gods that could be interlinked (2:20:08) one of the god of justice or yeah what would what would become yakweh or i am um and then a (2:20:17) of a secondary god who ends up withering and more limited power becomes the word and the essence of (2:20:25) yahweh um for which was a god of war initially in canaanite lord and that gets intermolded into one (2:20:35) and then that god of justice uh ends up being your curator your all true omniscient god of creation (2:20:46) love wrath etc um and then that word the essence that would eventually manifest in the flesh as (2:20:56) jesus would have would could be that god of war uh god from the old canaanite beliefs (2:21:10) and then you you kind of combine them all into one essence and then you effectively have a (2:21:17) bilaterian god in ancient israelite lore right so and yeah i mean there i mean there’s there’s (2:21:25) stories of jesus with dionysus right the water and wine story because dionysus was a god of wine (2:21:30) you know i i am i’m always a i’m always a contrarian ladies and gentlemen i do follow (2:21:39) some things that even claim the physical being christ did not exist i’m not close to even that (2:21:46) thought in some points because of the posthumous writing of the existence of the being of the (2:21:50) physicality of it i do think that the that the idea that we discuss is christ consciousness i (2:21:56) think that is actually the consciousness that i think is the universal consciousness (2:22:01) that’s the god i know i think we’re talking the same thing with different translators (2:22:07) perhaps perhaps you know considering jesus is effectively historical i mean there’s accounts (2:22:14) um whether you want to believe he wasn’t was resurrected whether he’s god i mean that’s a (2:22:20) totally different matter um and once again i just explore all things right i just want to be clear (2:22:26) i’m not i’m not this people’s faith personal faith i have an issue with institutions so if (2:22:33) you’re telling me you’re part of a church of something i’m like okay that’s fine but that (2:22:36) makes it more challenging for me but you tell me you have a personal faith with with and remember (2:22:41) we shared that i love your story the story you shared with me but like it is very this stuff is (2:22:47) is interesting and i i do think we all cross kind of very similar talks about it we just say (2:22:54) different words for the same things and it’s interesting how we perceive who’s to say that (2:23:00) jesus didn’t have a plan to be here in some capacity and that was what his teachings in (2:23:09) his ministry was was to explore is to explore and break out that idea of a christ consciousness (2:23:18) that it’s a consciousness and open up minds and i mean stay people do selves right that could be (2:23:27) yeah i think the buddha is christ before christ perhaps in his consciousness now once again (2:23:35) these are so like so loose but it’s like a guy who was king who took off who who decided upon a (2:23:41) part you know you know well there’s a you know whatever it’s interesting you bring up the buddha (2:23:48) a guy that’s no of noble birth gives it all up goes to live with the poor and embraces this (2:23:54) idea of just humbleness harmony with nature and i mean and trying to searching for an aspect of (2:24:03) nirvana right and consciousness being one with yeah but in in there’s it’s very very small it’s (2:24:11) not even it’s it’s after abraham has come back saving lot um but he meets uh i’m a butcher his (2:24:19) name but metzi i don’t i don’t speak italian man metziach metziach which could actually be a title (2:24:29) but one of the things he he’s he presents abraham on and i’m gonna butcher this verse as well is uh (2:24:37) blessed are you uh for the god most high god most high i thought abraham was the first was the first (2:24:47) true covenant so you mean there was more people besides abraham and his people that worship one (2:24:53) god and he was a king in salem gerusalem um and and uh he was a priestly king there’s really no (2:25:04) other mention besides this part abraham is of given a tenth of what he had as a root as basically (2:25:13) generosity and honor and respect and but uh he is a priestly king a one of the first high priests (2:25:25) of a god most high right and then you have the story of the buddha (2:25:31) sagartha gautama and the buddha and i mean you have jesus i mean and once again these are (2:25:38) these could all be iterations of that same of that same (2:25:43) it could be because i mean as as it says in the beginning of john in the beginning there (2:25:48) was the word and the word was with god and the word was god and who’s to say the word (2:25:56) can’t come down and manifest itself in different variations or what the word actually is we don’t (2:26:04) know and the word in my opinion was the emergent global consciousness is becoming a universal (2:26:11) consciousness the word was elon musk was musk musk was i heard the bird was the word at one point (2:26:20) the bird was well everybody heard that musk is a word (2:26:29) so has he canceled all his contracts yet did he dismantle his dragon space uh system yeah (2:26:35) probably not anybody probably so well there’ll be like 40 people on tonight thank you so much (2:26:42) for letting me share my philly trip zach thank you for joining today is there anything else you (2:26:48) want to talk i’ve got time if you got anything you want to talk about i mean we’re talking about (2:26:51) all the cool stuff are you adding any other additional christian stuff or not right now (2:26:57) the idea that jesus being here to introduce the idea of christ consciousness goes directly (2:27:03) against his teaching that none come to the father except through him and that narrow is the path to (2:27:09) heaven if you’re thinking cynically i agree because it goes against i think that the the principal idea (2:27:17) around the church but it could be if you look outside the box open mind it could be that perhaps (2:27:29) that is his direct teaching that none come to the father except through him because perhaps he is (2:27:39) essentially a manifestation of that conscious which is the father and so you have to go through (2:27:47) that concept that manifestation to get to the as mark puts it the global consciousness (2:27:55) so you could universal because remember universal globally enough my friend it literally it is the (2:28:03) individual consciousness of other species around the universe yeah so universal i should say (2:28:11) with you make a really good point and justin you also make a really good point and if if i already (2:28:17) put on my interpretation hat and let’s use it because we all twist the verses to fit our (2:28:21) to fit what we want through him perzac is through the christ consciousness you have to get to become (2:28:29) christ conscious to get to that level and that’s how you get through it is through the cut through (2:28:36) the you have to become the consciousness like christ consciousness and i don’t know how many (2:28:42) of those people have been able to do that and i don’t think that’s very easy and i don’t know if (2:28:46) ever many people have been able to do it spiritually and i don’t i didn’t mean that for (2:28:50) everyone and it’s not human it’s so outside of the human it’s if it’s all energies and stuff (2:28:56) there’s like you got to experience before you can graduate it’s almost like class right like you got (2:29:01) to experience this that the other it could just be lifetimes however some people get put in boxes (2:29:07) for a little bit you know who knows right who knows what it is but but i think through him (2:29:12) is actually through the consciousness of the the being like christ is through christ in a way but (2:29:21) i do understand you could say i am the you’ve come to me and then i’m the middleman and i hate (2:29:27) to say the middleman but it’s like i don’t know if that’s the feel of that verse is him as a (2:29:34) middleman i feel like he’s not a middleman yeah he wouldn’t be a middleman because he is god he’s god (2:29:41) in flesh he’s the incarnate he’s yeah he is him anyway would so uh either the fulfillment of the (2:29:48) word so he is god the father the son the holy spirit these are all three different persons in (2:29:55) one god so he’s effectively god so you’re going through the son to get to the father you’re (2:30:01) effectively you’re you’re coming to god directly effect that’s basically it all right i want to (2:30:10) share these two because i’m trying to can you read that for me zach can you help me understand some of (2:30:15) this stuff because my eyes are starting to get blurry all right but as this goes yeah but as the (2:30:21) global consciousness goes or universal conscience but as the global consciousness goes the path is (2:30:27) not narrow at all comments on that mark um well he’s saying it’s not narrow because let’s see (2:30:37) it’s not narrow because we all eventually get there through through evolution which (2:30:44) gradual that’s where i have a problem with the evolution or at least as it stands now because (2:30:50) if it stands as it is now that is a long time coming before we ever get there so yeah but (2:30:58) compared to eternity zach it ain’t nothing my friend that actually makes sense to me actually (2:31:05) that that makes total sense to me think about this the slow evolution of the species allows (2:31:11) multiple energies to incarnate as humans and experience all the things over all the different (2:31:19) lifetimes it takes the time of evolution for all the different species or maybe spirits or energies (2:31:25) to experience the things to to educate and graduate to the next for the next consciousness level (2:31:32) right i mean and once again this isn’t these aren’t we are so outside the realm of reality (2:31:37) guys we’re not talking real here we’re talking totally like philosophical and stuff and all that (2:31:42) now that’s not diminishing your faith in god that is i i want to be clear about i’m talking (2:31:48) about the stuff i’m talking about is is out there but like actually yeah but but it’s (2:31:53) biblical it is biblical you’re i mean you are to question you want and god wants you to learn (2:32:02) so wants you to search for the truth and you only get to truth through time (2:32:09) like you get it through reflection during a rock war was a rock war right or wrong it was (2:32:17) totally right to like 90 of a people exactly reflection there’s like 10 people 10 of people (2:32:24) are like wow that really was a smart thing to do and everybody else is like i i don’t i mean most (2:32:29) were like i don’t know if it was and they might not be against it but they certainly are like yeah (2:32:34) i don’t really think that was you know i don’t know right so things do change all right so if (2:32:40) does anybody have any questions anyone else once again we have laura joining us justin we had will (2:32:45) i am we had thane we had um anyone we had zach you joined us i’m trying to see there we are oh (2:32:55) is jason up there is jason here he was like no maybe not i don’t know oh maybe not i have no (2:33:06) idea all right so once again thank you so much for joining 40 people on a thursday night that (2:33:12) was kind of thrown together i had a really good trip home and once again let me play that audio (2:33:17) clip for you when you’re done zach you have a few minutes still after yeah that’s fine i’ll share it (2:33:21) online somewhere because it’s like freaky but like it’s just fun to share but thank you everyone (2:33:26) for joining if you have any other questions we uh i’ll we can do like a 10 second countdown oh (2:33:32) let’s see justin has something i think justin has one more another thing here (2:33:39) yeah time is always used as the great explanation used to get away from creation (2:33:44) evolution is only made viable through supposed vast amounts of time because we can’t macro (2:33:50) evolution through fossil records i wish we could but several humans who got this special sauce from (2:34:01) a species who did evolve a little bit longer than we had and got technologically advanced (2:34:07) enough to do it yeah we already can do crisper everybody china already produced an anti-hiv (2:34:14) super smart like iq with excellent memory twins so i mean look we’re not there there (2:34:23) but man they’re building silicon uh embryos i don’t know if you heard that i have not (2:34:30) yeah like silicon babies i mean i believe it well it makes sense if you’re going to put all the (2:34:37) technology inside it right make it where is this in china or no this is well i don’t china did (2:34:44) crisper and what they did was they mutate they they cut out using crisper cut out a gene that (2:34:49) was supposed to remove the hiv rioters oh what a side effect zach their iq like doubled and their (2:34:55) memory like triple what a shock oh and then they said the the uh the the uh whatever the (2:35:05) doctor went to jail for like two years two years for that for like genetic manipulation (2:35:11) dude you’re only getting two years yeah right oh you got oh you did such a bad thing you bad boy (2:35:18) anyway but yes justin you also make good points and and you’re justin are you could you share a (2:35:29) christian catholic i mean are you specific sect of christianity if i may just and i don’t want to (2:35:34) pry or anything i’m happy to share that but just once again that is a good point about the time (2:35:39) piece i still stick by it i still stick by it because i would say we did jump in some places (2:35:45) and that doesn’t mean an outside force that had evolved longer because remember how old this whole (2:35:51) place is and how old we only are exactly the earth is four billion and 14 billion if there (2:35:57) was a quote one closer that’s 10 i mean imagine a billion years old hold on the earth is only (2:36:04) six thousand years old man oh yeah you you shut your mouth you filthy theist you no just kidding (2:36:11) no but okay so can’t prove yes can’t approve okay hold on did i miss something here hold on (2:36:20) yeah he’s just adding can’t prove i can’t prove okay okay get get the kids become (2:36:29) okay have you ever seen gattaca zach i don’t think i have actually okay well you know what (2:36:35) we should do like a little let’s watch it write it down gattaca and i’ll i’ll i got i’ll i’ll (2:36:39) we’ll watch it together we’ll do like a stream maybe we’ll do like a live stream together (2:36:43) a live watch party justin that movie rocks i love that movie excellent choice sir thank you (2:36:53) none okay non-denominational christian we thank you for your tape justin i think you were here (2:36:59) but uh spike cohen is we would you i mean are you kind of spike cohen’s kind of a north star (2:37:04) for you a little bit zach i mean just someone you look at as someone who at least is honest (2:37:08) with who they are yeah so zach uh once again justin uh spike found jesus recently in the last (2:37:16) year and i met him at freedom fest last year and i’m i scheduled a conversation with him for (2:37:22) uh freedom fest this year he’s going to sit down with me for about 45 minutes and (2:37:26) i’m literally just going to go start because i don’t want to i don’t want to get in the way (2:37:31) of that with my weird craziness i want him to share his because he’s taking this beautiful time (2:37:36) out and look when i just like when zach when i asked you what once you hit that who am i to say (2:37:45) that’s not real my stuff ain’t real either you know what i mean like it’s what i experience (2:37:52) and if you experience the epiphany that is christ or you’re interpreting and that helps you (2:38:00) with your thing icon dios amigo i gotta say i always look at it this way it doesn’t matter (2:38:08) what you believe as long as you have faith in something then you’re either going to be proven (2:38:15) correct or who cares you’re going to be in the ground so that’s what i say to atheists yeah if (2:38:23) you’re right you’re not going to know and if i’m right we’re all well that sucks for you you’re (2:38:30) in hell um you’ve got complete separation which maybe that’s what you want who knows i don’t know (2:38:37) i can’t judge uh but if i’m right then i’ll know it if the atheists are right nobody’s (2:38:48) gonna know it let’s just put it that way that’s what i say if i’m right then i should make a (2:38:54) policy to take every baby and smash them in the head when they get born because then it’ll give (2:39:00) them whatever that weird shit that i got going on in my head but i can’t do that because i’m an (2:39:05) nap guy so that’s not gonna happen but yeah now that’s that’s a shame because my brother had a (2:39:12) he got hit by a big old truck at seven and and he didn’t he didn’t he didn’t get that consciousness (2:39:18) he he his his psyche flipped he was a wild little asshole child and then he kind of became a good (2:39:25) kid and then when he got in the high school as he was getting out of high school he became an asshole (2:39:34) yeah so maybe well i i can say that i definitely am less agreeable as from you said um i know (2:39:42) people who are uh it does i think roseanne barr is actually an example sam kinnison was hit by a car (2:39:51) i think as a kid as well before these people and she got lobotomized i think rosanna if you notice (2:39:57) like she’s a little disagreeable see i mean okay i know you’re not a libertarian but you’re a narco (2:40:04) guy there’s there’s a lot of venn diagrammy stuff right a lot of these libertarian guys small l big (2:40:11) l whatever they are disagreeable mother virus yes i mean we’re just like honestly like it’s like (2:40:18) one of my favorite memes is oh they’re like hey let’s oh cool let’s go fight the state and he goes (2:40:24) hey kid just because you’re on my side fighting the state doesn’t mean we’re not enemies (2:40:29) you’re like yeah it’s pretty much libertarian the enemy of my enemy is my friends it’s still my (2:40:34) enemy it’s still my enemy it’s still my enemy so once again zach man three two and a half two (2:40:44) thank you so much that was so cool like that was so much fun thanks for this was like a pleasant (2:40:50) surprise i got to share it with you because like i didn’t want to sit here and talk alone i’m not (2:40:54) gonna lie so thank you for keeping me company i’m glad i was able to join and uh let you not (2:41:00) talk alone i mean you got all of you would have everybody in the chat but you have justin william (2:41:06) chiming in laura everybody chimed in but did yeah it’s different thank you it’s no no and no (2:41:14) everyone’s just well the thing was i was like hey you’re gonna jump in chat and ask questions (2:41:18) you’re like what you don’t want me to join i think you were just making a joke i’m like (2:41:21) heck yeah i want you to join yeah why not like i was kind of making a joke i’m like no it’s your (2:41:26) show i’m not gonna hide you but but you did mention something so i’m like uh i did no it’s great (2:41:33) i’m so glad you did and and once again justin laura on live for the first time in the chat (2:41:38) we got will i am always consistent thane earlier scott adams once again shout out sir uh everyone (2:41:45) who joined us thank you so much 40 people on a thursday night once again thrown together (2:41:50) cobbled together we have an if by whiskey on monday with jason again it’s if by just war theory (2:41:57) so it will be we’re going to talk about scott uh that john spencer idiot guy i’m sorry that (2:42:03) genius from the west point about just war theory the guy who got into it with dave smith the guy (2:42:08) who put out the cartoon about myth number two israel are not starving gazans remember that (2:42:14) that beautiful cartoon that he shared and then he talked about how by the by the metrics they’re not (2:42:20) yeah if you’re gonna jump into just war you should do a compare and contrast (2:42:27) and talk about the crusades i’m really thinking it was very just war (2:42:34) interesting look i i like i have a challenge when i have a challenge when institutions (2:42:42) have armies of all of any kind so you’re gonna tell me that christians bound together and did (2:42:48) something that’s different than the catholic church raising an army you know you understand (2:42:53) what i’m saying i hope like and that’s not that’s just dude that’s my general disagreement with (2:42:59) institutions it has nothing to do with the specific say what i mean i mean there were (2:43:04) i will say under christianity and the institutions politics gets in a way everybody (2:43:12) not good things occur but for two three hundred years prior to the first crusade (2:43:21) you have this rising again institutions although i think it’s more bestowed within what is written (2:43:28) in their holy book uh it’s just violence and takeover and if you don’t you have to convert (2:43:36) die or or if you’re christian or jew you can pay the jizya and just be a little second class (2:43:44) subjects that we can do whatever we want to you if we decide but it’s uh islam expanded (2:43:52) through most of what was at the time christian oriented christianity expanded it exploded (2:44:02) and then in here comes islam through violent conquest and the west western europe was (2:44:12) effectively the last beacon of christiandom at that moment so it was somewhat of an existential (2:44:19) crisis so you gotta you gotta look at history through that so it the the initial crusade (2:44:28) i think was for a good purpose i could even say maybe even the third maybe even the the latter (2:44:37) crusades after that but then you start getting muddled and i know there were some crusaders that (2:44:44) went on and sacked like the fourth crusade was just they just said screw this we’re gonna go (2:44:49) sack and get riches and constant to nope go sack and steal from constant to noble (2:44:56) so but yeah just like nothing said crusade one of the most it’s the thing this is the thing i want (2:45:03) to share about that is that robert he does he talks about consciousness and he and he worked (2:45:08) with orangutans where the alpha males all got eradicated from a food poisoning and all the (2:45:14) gentler ones now take over it’s like a weird where like there was a cultural shift i think that (2:45:18) happened to humanity in a way when there was a deluge thing i really think it wiped out like (2:45:22) the knowledge i really i know it’s weird but on this it is tit for tat tit for tat is actually (2:45:28) how humans work and you’re right we have not evolved but we evolved to whatever we this little (2:45:35) weird pinpoint like there this there was a there there seems to be a jump there is a gap i it (2:45:43) doesn’t make sense yeah we’re still barbarians right we’re still barbaric brains in that weird (2:45:48) it’s still back there but we did get a jump in some kind of uh now like understand to be able to (2:45:54) do what we’re doing you know what i mean it just feels that way what do i know yeah i know so i (2:46:01) could be totally wrong and islam was attacked on their own soil and who knows but i do i do understand (2:46:08) the crusades was in response um but well we can we i mean everyone can attest that the burning of (2:46:15) the library of alexandria is the absolute worst tragedy whoever whatever that happened however (2:46:19) that happened yeah absolute just devastation became i mean that led to the absolute dark ages what’s (2:46:26) that yeah that was that was islam that was under yeah the initial and then another another aspect (2:46:32) was prior to the crusades i don’t know i’d have to look deeper into it and find out what the (2:46:38) sultan’s name or caliphate caliph was but they called him the mad caliph and um i don’t know i (2:46:45) believe it was the uh the abbasid still i could be wrong he in fact checked me on this but um he (2:46:52) had in jerusalem he had jerusalem raised of about some uh or around the general area um he had (2:47:01) somewhat around like 30 000 churches that were raised from the foundation and destroyed and just (2:47:10) madlessly just started arresting and killing people that weren’t christian so i mean not to (2:47:15) say that christians uh haven’t done their bad but i will i will and that’s also not to say that (2:47:23) these people aren’t using the word of to do this shit either like you could be using this doesn’t (2:47:31) okay but you can twist it you can twist the caliphate’s words like from the whole scripture (2:47:37) the whole kill the infidel thing it’s not like that in the it’s not like that in the book that (2:47:42) they that they read it’s not like the way that they say it is you know what i mean (2:47:47) well we don’t necessarily yeah we don’t we’re not we don’t necessarily well we got the internet (2:47:51) beautiful thing we can find arab i’m just saying it’s a longer there’s a longer thing to and i’ve (2:47:56) yeah i’ve looked at people once again we’re talking about there are people i think i think (2:48:01) humans are generally agreeable generally not trying to start shit with each other we’re trying to (2:48:06) coexist and we’re getting pushed in corners by forces outside of ourselves you know and i generally (2:48:13) do like especially with islam like you have mod predominantly moderate liberalized muslims that (2:48:22) obviously see fit of what is more morally acceptable within the quran and within the (2:48:31) hadith the sayings etc etc like in their teachings they find and interpret it in the right mind same (2:48:37) with christians you know i mean i think that there’s a little bit more of a positive swing (2:48:42) obviously within the new testament because jesus was not a violent these look christianity is (2:48:49) judaism 2.0 right there’s a milder like it’s milder it’s more of a sensitive person yeah it’s (2:48:56) sensitive so um but yeah you can have you you’re gonna you’re gonna have your positive you’re (2:49:02) gonna have your negatives you’re gonna have people that exploit your a certain belief system i mean (2:49:08) we have presidents in this country that say they’re christian and like george w bush adamantly (2:49:14) was a christian and look what he did i mean the man has four million people dead under his not one (2:49:20) hasn’t said populous america not one so i mean barack obama says he’s a christian (2:49:32) look at look how many families he drone struck so yeah including a 16 year old how about that (2:49:44) yep yep how about ready we get the malatov cocktail guy (2:49:49) oh god they they arrest his family they arrest his family (2:49:56) why other you can talk about the the whether they’re did they all extend i don’t know i don’t (2:50:02) know some were not whatever but it’s like the rest of the family under suspicion and you’re like (2:50:08) um really well your due process is dead well then again you do have you do have mr uh take (2:50:16) the guns first due process later so due process right and that’s yeah no i had a point i lost it (2:50:24) for a second i hope i can get it back but basically oh they rescue but it’s like oh they (2:50:29) still haven’t gone after obama for killing a 16 year old american citizen yep and when they did it (2:50:37) they go his father shouldn’t have been such a bad guy i guess oops oops i guess his dad i guess i (2:50:46) guess the 16 year old child’s father shouldn’t have been such a mean bad guy or else he would (2:50:52) still maybe be alive but no let’s just kill let’s kill american civilians yeah genius the genius of (2:51:00) power you know anyway so i did want to share on this real quick could you mind reading that (2:51:05) because i did have a point about that uh mark what’s you what you experience is true those (2:51:12) beings do exist they do know things beyond our understanding and about the past but i don’t (2:51:18) believe they are here to help rather to distract from god and i’m gonna my point a short point (2:51:27) justin makes a point i mean there are i mean on a christian perspective there are demonic (2:51:34) entities and energies that are exploiting human beings moral compass of free will so (2:51:44) take it away mark i actually agree with this comment 100 remember what i said god is (2:51:55) what is it distracting us from from us gaining a global consciousness to add to the collective (2:52:01) universal consciousness that will spring forth the next god so it is distracting us from god (2:52:07) in my opinion i know i know we have different levels of what we think gods are right whatever (2:52:12) i know god’s such a weird thing but if i’m gonna say the place from which everything came (2:52:18) if these distractions there are forces keeping us stupid and trying to keep us tribal and trying to (2:52:25) keep us non-conscious you’re right that is the distraction because once we connect once we (2:52:33) connect here outside of the distractions once we’re connected this way that’s the global (2:52:39) consciousness that then can add to the universal collective i don’t think earth is like the straw (2:52:46) but maybe it is maybe earth is always the straw in the universes like think about that all right (2:52:54) here we go boom i have been puffing on this all day i think it just kicked in all right here we go (2:53:00) boys and girls all right i hope you have another hour because i’ve got string and credit no i’m (2:53:06) just kidding so here it is oh my god it just it just came to me so earth is the universal playground (2:53:14) for all species that gain consciousness once the species on the earth gain the consciousness (2:53:26) needed that creates the next universe to start the process all over again that’s the bang (2:53:35) so that’s what you’re looking at is that you have that’s the big bang then so you can’t have (2:53:42) nothing out of something like nothing can just create something so when we in this say dimension (2:53:50) or multi via this universe on this earth we reach that global consciousness christ consciousness (2:53:57) universe or whatever you want to call it reach god it just it resets and then you have another (2:54:07) big bang that creates another universe so we’re just we could be a series so then that that would (2:54:14) actually credit the possibility of a multi a multiverse theory where that you could be we (2:54:21) may not even be the first earth we could be yes yeah we could reality right now now once again (2:54:30) we’re turtles all the way down again zach so i don’t have reality zero i don’t have that one (2:54:35) but reality zero could be like space isn’t doesn’t have nothing we do know that it does have little (2:54:43) quanta so once again i it still could be a physical thing that from you know whatever (2:54:50) but i do think that is the emergent thing that we experience in or not now once again i’ve avoided (2:54:58) car accidents from like a controller button in my head remember the channeling the 36 (2:55:03) that i told you about i don’t think these messages are mine they’re like out they’re like this they’re (2:55:10) like through so when we talk about channeling how does that not equate to simulation theory in a way (2:55:16) so that consciousness is the burst to the next one right so like it almost creates the next (2:55:22) playground could and playground isn’t necessarily like the next university how about that like (2:55:31) right once again we’re all learning to get to christ consciousness and once again your price (2:55:38) doesn’t well it can be my praise consciousness or whatever it’s still that pureness that we (2:55:42) talk about right that beauty you said the wrong word i don’t think we should say university right now (2:55:49) well i didn’t say harvard or columbia (2:55:54) uh okay here it is the precise that is precisely the distraction the idea that we can be the same (2:56:03) as god that was the original lie eat the fruit and be like god oh damn justin you can also check (2:56:12) this out because me and andrew actually i’m gonna plug again me and andrew deciphered the black (2:56:17) field uh about six years ago the channel black pill did an episode on pleasantville and boomers (2:56:24) it’s called the boomer deception you can go check that out on youtube um but me and andrew watched (2:56:31) it uh this our latest episode um of legacy news it was a special on monday it released (2:56:39) we actually went over that and the concept of that even drew us into (2:56:46) uh well blackfield and us we started talking about and referring back to the garden of eden (2:56:53) and the original sin so perhaps justin just made a point all of this could equate to genesis (2:57:01) maybe what we’re talking about right now mark maybe maybe it is the the maybe the bible is (2:57:08) we’re we’re actually proving the bible right who knows and justin is our intermediary (2:57:17) i love it i do love it um okay so before we go i’m gonna keep that up there and i (2:57:26) i get it but we’ve already been god because we’ve already created things in our image (2:57:33) yeah and that’s the danger i hate that like i i know i know that sounds (2:57:37) cheap but like verse speaking we’ve done god-like things except for good to the moon (2:57:46) well let’s be honest like i i mean remember i mean it’s i’d even argue like i don’t even know (2:57:52) if christ consciousness is god i feel like like if we were using this stupid theory i have like (2:58:00) the christ the the universal consciousness is the god that sprouts and the christ consciousness (2:58:07) is the thing we’re trying to achieve to sprout the next god like it’s almost like jesus is the father (2:58:17) not yet the son son does that make sense yeah like the consciousness emerges to sprout god (2:58:27) well that yeah that it kind of does but god then but but it’s it’s the striving force it’s still (2:58:35) christ that is a striving force which we perceive maybe we’re not creating maybe we’re not creating (2:58:41) god but perhaps we’re aligning with we’re aligning with it with god which is effectively what heaven (2:58:49) it’s not created yes relationship the consciousness is a connection like i don’t (2:58:56) mean it like necessarily an up like it could be like a you know like the interweb for our heads (2:59:03) you know without wires well what’s you’re describing right there is jesus christ consciousness (2:59:10) we’re reaching going through that to align or create god that actually kind of aligns with i (2:59:19) the way the truth and the life those who seek the father must go through me yeah i mean so and and (2:59:26) trinity things work and like and and unfortunately you do muddy some biblical things with some pagan (2:59:33) things you know and and that’s where i always have an issue like and i’m not going to get into it we (2:59:39) dude it’s three hours and i love you but we can’t do it this long my friend but i love but but but (2:59:46) everyone three hours with us thank you really thank you all of everyone justin laura william (2:59:59) thane uh everyone up here uh anyone i missed please jump in there share share your name (3:00:07) zach once again before we go tell us all the stuff what’s happening next your next podcast (3:00:12) how we can get a hold of you uh next podcast is we usually do 11 a.m live and then it releases (3:00:19) on the podcast all over all over the podcast sphere uh but tomorrow it’s going to be a special (3:00:25) time 5 p.m because we kind of have to so 5 p.m eastern 2 p.m pacific obviously um we’re going (3:00:34) to be diving into chapter 1 of the jewish gospel and uh driving into uh what kind of correlates (3:00:45) with the jewish scripture in the new testament and how it how it creates our version of who the son (3:00:56) man is so does the jew did the jewish scripture truly prophesize jesus as the messiah basically (3:01:07) so we’re starting that in our little book club that we’re doing so that we started with the (3:01:13) christian enogram book and we’re going into uh jewish gospels so it’d be interesting so you can (3:01:22) check that out on the legacy right channel on youtube and rumble it’ll be on x on my 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broke but once again we’ve got two forces fighting the propagation of the species and wanting (3:04:54) the propagation of species both tyrannical acts because they’re not natural they’re not they’re (3:04:59) not letting us figure it out so angels and demons yeah again thank you man i am so grateful that (3:05:07) you’re able to to share your whole night with me man thank thank you so much and i’m gonna let you (3:05:11) hear the final words sir before we call it a night uh i’m gonna share for the meek will inherit (3:05:18) the earth that’s how i’ll close it out good night everybody good night everybody