202 - The Beatles Occult Connection, CERN, & the Mystery of Mount Shasta

(screaming) This week on Ninjas and Brought of Flies, we discuss how the Beatles embraced Satanism. And the evidence is stranger than most people realize. Something terrifying has been discovered at the base of Mouchast, a mountain surrounded by decades of mysterious legends. The Catholic Church is facing its most significant internal division in generations. And the consequences could reshape the future. And around the world, animals are turning on humans and disturbing numbers. Coincidence, or is there a force that's altering the natural world? - This is Ninjas and Brought of Flies. - This podcast is brought to you and powered by Sunday Cool. Watch this, or listen. - That is a good, I don't care if you don't like country, that is a good, stinking song. - She's ripped ass. ♪ I can tell by the way ♪ ♪ He's no different ♪ It's gonna get us flagged. - Who cares at this point? - Yeah, I mean, what are we doing? It's two on our episodes. We get flagged, we get flagged. - Is this oppression? Why are we allowing this to control us? - Are we shitty? - I might have missed your Owen to our Fourth of July party. I don't know if he's gonna come. I told him to find you on Instagram and message you. - Oh. - Or Facebook. - That'd be great. Why me? - 'Cause they're inappropriate. - Oh, okay. - You. - Yeah. - All right, Mr. Owen, the Sunday Cool employee. - No, Mr. Owen, the public's employee. - Nice. - Oh, that's how nearly as fun. - Hey, Mr. Owen. - I will be a buzzkill and not be there 'cause I don't trust y'all. - No, it's fair. I formally disinvited Taylor Hooper this morning. I said, "You are no longer invited." Not because I love you, I don't love you. I do love you, but you cannot come. - Sound like he wasn't gonna come anyway. I'm talking to him this week. He doesn't sound like they were really coming. - Yeah, his message is about to pop. - Yeah. - That was the way he used to be. - He said, "I heard the party's gonna be lame anyway, so I don't wanna go." - It's not gonna be the greatest fourth of July, but it will be fun. We're gonna have good people there. - I feel like bringing a baby to a fourth of July event is kind of a rude buzzkill anyways. 'Cause as soon as fireworks come out, then everyone is either inconsiderate to the baby or I'm running away with the baby anyways, or doing the awkward headphone thing to a kid who doesn't want his head wrapped up. - I'm gonna do it to Jane. - I've had a lot of babies for July parties where they don't mind it at all. - Yeah. - They're used to it. - Okay. - Well, she's a baby then. - Whoa, don't let her hear that. Jane, he didn't mean it. - I'm gonna say, Jane, I, she does listen to the bomb. I'm so sorry, Jane, I love you. - This is probably confusing for everyone watching. We, obviously, we filmed like a week in advance. We're filming late this week. - What? - Why not? - Because we had the stomach bug from Hades. - The stomach bug of this century. - Our girls did, but me and Kelsey, we're free of it. - No, I got one. - And, Johnny, Josh and I are the only ones the only grownups that got it. - Okay. - Really? - Okay, okay, okay, take it back. - From the whole party. We're the only grownups that got it. Knock on wood again. We, knock on wood. We. - I don't like that. - Well, people say it's demonic. - It's superstitious. - I don't like it. - We're irish. - It's a little stitious, but. - It was Demi's birthday on Saturday. What's so weird, because everybody's trying to connect all these dots about how we got this. - I know, I literally was like about like, "Do we need to make a graph right now?" - And Josh and I were doing the same thing and it's like, "Why is it a matter?" Where's it? - No, we need to find them and punish them. - We were saying like, it's like a skin walker, like you have to say their name to them and then you get better. - That is how it works. - Anyway, we were with you when they came and delivered this slide and they were like, "This is the slide's debut. "This is the first time this slide has ever been used." Because Jamie was trying to say, it was from another birthday party. The bacteria was living on the slide. - That slide was brand new. - It was brand new, so no. - So that's off the, like the conspiracy whiteboard. - And so, Herbert, they saturday, we play all day on this water side, even the grownups are playing on this water side. - Yes. - Sunday night, we have an amazing day. We picked up popcorn. We made homemade popcorn watching a movie together. It is lean on the couch, barf. And we're like popcorn related. Barf, barf. Well, this is getting suspicious. Josh Textmey says, "Anna just threw up." I don't know, she's just feeling really sick, but it might have just been 'cause she ain't been doing much popcorn, LOL. - Yeah. - So it was kind of lighthearted, like oh, and it's just, you had an upset Tommy. - Yeah. - That was the moment my whiteboard started. - Yeah, and then we go into the night. Barf, barf, barf, barf, barf, barf, barf, barf, barf. - ER. - Hospital. - Yeah. - Because that's what's too many bars. - That's fair. - Yeah, it's just like, let's just make sure she's not dying. - Yeah, exactly. - It was figuring this out, yeah. - And I too, I get so paranoid about kids, 'cause you just never know when it turns a corner, and then they're like too far, my grandfather died of dehydration in the very hospital that I took her to. - That's scary. - So I'm like, it can turn a corner, and you don't even know when you get there. And I took her in, she was dehydrated, horrible experience at Waterman, as usual. And we were there from two in the morning, 'til seven in the morning. - I had no idea it was that long, that's great. They're asking me, they're like, this really looks like the stomach bug. Do you know anybody with the stomach bug? And I'm like, no, nobody. - No, you're looking at ground zero right now. - Meanwhile, I find out everyone's at home throwing up from the birthday party. - Yeah, so 'cause it didn't happen until, I was just like, okay, well, this sucks for me, and that's terrible, I hate that for her. And then around 11, 30 that night, Demi's just like, my stomach's upset. I'm like, really? (laughing) - Let me get out the red string real quick. - And so then it starts like happening, and then Zola starts feeling sick. - Oh no. - And dude, I woke up, like it was so many times throughout the night, Demi was throwing up, and just no knock on them, they were tired, they were delirious, it was like Demi was sick, she was like, you know how they get. I had my niece over, who's 13, and they're all sleeping on the couch having a sleepover. I wake up at 4 a.m. hearing Demi hacking, and I run out the living room, and she's leaned over on the couch, and we had a bowl for the throw. (laughing) She's leaning over, just hands on her, he needs just, just throwing up on the ground. (laughing) - No way. - The balls to the left. My niece, who's 13, is also sitting up on the couch, looking at Demi. (laughing) Watching her just throw up on the ground, and I walk out, and I'm now not even concerned for my daughter. - He's like, what the heck? Use the bowl, I'm like, I looked at, I'm like, can we not have him? - I was like, I'm not going to say anything, they're all just tired and delirious, whatever, let's clean it up. - That is so funny. - It was crazy. - Oh my gosh. - But now we're all good, right? - Yeah, I mean, we're still recovering, now it's intense, man. - Yeah, I got, so Lily got hers on Wednesday. - Tuesday. - I woke up Tuesday morning. - And that started a whole new string, because now it's not kids. - Yeah, that's true. - Before it was like, no joke, I was thinking, I was like, what did I serve at this birthday party? That only the kids ate. Like the juice out of the, like it was like, we had Hawaiian punch and a cooler, that was the only thing that kids had. So I'm like, there's something, something went wrong. I have no, I'm trying to think of something. - Yeah. - And then you guys got like, well, that just makes sense, no? - Yeah, Lily got it, she was in bed all day, and then I started feeling sick and I'm like, maybe it's just something I definitely wasn't. - And we had so many delivering a fireplace. - Yeah, fireplace mantle. And the dude was in the driveway just talking to me, and then I just started getting cold sweats. I'm like, I'm going to throw it up. - Yeah, I'm going to throw up a little stranger from Facebook Marketplace. - I'm like, I was kind of rude. I'm like, hey man, thanks so much for going on. I'll get the gate for you. He's like, oh, okay, yeah. And he pulled out and I ran and said, (screaming) - He probably gave you a terrible rating. - Probably for buyers. - What's funny too, I'm like in bed like this. And Ada comes in and she's like, fireplace is here, it's really sick. She's like so happy, she's like, messin' with something and she's like, by the way, dad's throwing it up. (laughing) - She's the adult in the house now. She's the responsible one. What do you all want for dinner, I guess? I mean, I'll order it in. - Well mine sucked because it was the whole night. So I couldn't fall asleep. - Yeah. - I started hallucinating like legit. - 'Cause you're tired, you're dehydrated, you're sick. I was like, sitting up on our recliner living room and I'm like, just 'cause I needed to sit up and I didn't wanna wake up the girls and stuff. And there's one point to where I had to get to the bathroom but I opened my eyes and the weirdest thing, I swear this is the weirdest thing. There was a bunch of flaps in front of me. - Flap, what do you mean, flap? - I'm like, yeah, like almost like a car wash but there was the whole, my whole sight was flaps. I kept on pushing, I'm trying to get to the bathroom and I'm like, lily, I'm like, you fun for help? - Oh my gosh. - I like bed like this. - She was actually out loud like a lot of children. - Yeah, I was yelling for help. - Yeah, it was. - And there's my point, I couldn't make it to the toilet and so I'm like holding the bowl on the coffee table, throwing up so hard, I passed out. - Yeah, I mean it. - That's terrible, tear the floor. It was the worst. - Yeah. - Your problem is that, and this is me, you have a self-control problem because my strategy was lock in. Because if you let yourself, you'll throw up 20 times. - I did, 24 times exactly. - You gotta lock in, 'cause all that's happening is just cramping out the out. - Yeah, yeah, yeah. - And so you lay in bed and you're at my, I literally didn't get out of bed all day. I was just like this, locked in. And with Josh, he'll just let himself do what he needs to do. - I think, I think that's the way to do it. if I try to hold it down, you get a moment of like, okay, it was just 15 minutes of relief that you got, yeah, and it was so worth it. - Yeah. - But I had a timer going and every 15 minutes. - Yeah. - When I get sick like that, my routine is like, I take the dogs on the yard and I lock them on one side and then I just paste the yard and decorate the bushes. - We're gonna, we're gonna lock this one. - Fertilizer did. - That's probably why you're so dragon still today at the end of the week is because you're mentally exhausted because you were locked in. You had mentally had to be there like so intense. - I know. - Your body didn't go through as much, but you're nine did. - But I was up with everybody too. I was like the night vigil like with Ada, I did not sleep a minute that entire night. - It's awful. - But it is cool has a parent like, you don't really know if you have that in you, but then it's like, yeah, you can do it. - Yeah, you can do it. I'm like, this seems like a nightmare staying up all night trying to take care of someone, but it's like, your heart breaks for him. It feels so terrible. And I know like stuff, I know it sucks to be a nightmares. Maybe give me nice. Maybe those people would be nice because it sucks being in the hospital all along. - Yeah, yeah, you think you'd, yeah, I don't know. - Anyway. - They're overpaid. - Anyways, we got through it. - Anybody that has a metaphobia, you can start listening now. (laughing) - I do love that you started hallucinating and that Ada wasn't here. It's just like, I just imagine Ada popping in. Hey dad, the hat man's here. (laughing) - Oh yeah! - We gotta give the girls like little trigger words to occasionally say, oh my gosh. - Dude, last night, Zola slept with his last night. In the middle of the night, she never talks to her sleep. In the middle of the night, she shouts, boom, boom, boom! (laughing) And I literally woke up and I am unfortunately used, I never, I always say gosh, but I use the Lord's name in vain 'cause I was so terrified. I was like, oh, I liked some verbally said it out loud. And I looked at her and I looked at Kelsey hoping she heard it. And I'm like, and my heart was racing. (laughing) - Was she screaming that in the middle of the night? - It seemed like it was out of nowhere. - Oh my word! - Scared me so much. - Oh no, thank you. Did your kids all-- - Just being about fireworks. - Yeah, yeah, yeah. - Did your kids scream like as babies like, tear or scream and then just be fine? - I don't remember. - I'm sure that I can't remember. - I guess. - Instances locked out. - Chad G.P.T. said this is the age when they start having nightmares, but literally he'll be in a dead sleep and just shriek. And I'm like, monitor on what's happening. And he'll look and he'll just, but like you'd think someone's cutting his arm off. - Crazy. - Jane does that now. Sorry, go ahead then. - Well, I was just gonna say speaking to the throw up. Do you want a song? - Oh yeah. - So we can throw it down. (coughing) - Can you throw up some lyrics for you? - We'll just come over. - Johnner? - Johnner? - You remember when we used to do the Johnner thing for Andrew has a reel? - Oh yeah. - If you would pull out a thing. - Yeah, that was terrible. - That was terrible. I'm glad we stopped that. - What genre do you want, lady? - I would like classical piano. - Perfect, that's actually what we were gonna do anyway. - Like Bach. - All right. (coughing) - Bach, Bach, Bach, Bach. ♪ American, you're ♪ - Here we go. (guitar music) - I hate that. - I'm sorry. - But it's out. (guitar music) ♪ I know you're playing and safe ♪ ♪ You follow all the rules ♪ ♪ You put in all this work for what? ♪ ♪ So just take my hand ♪ ♪ We can break these chains ♪ ♪ All this pressure can drive you insane ♪ ♪ So don't pay your taxes ♪ ♪ I'm serious ♪ ♪ Don't pay your taxes ♪ ♪ What's the worst that could happen ♪ ♪ If you don't, I won't ♪ ♪ Then we will be free from this prison ♪ ♪ But if you pay and I don't ♪ ♪ Then I actually might go to prison ♪ ♪ Prison, prison ♪ ♪ Then I actually might go to prison ♪ - Wow, that sounded repressed. (upbeat music) That was practice. (upbeat music) (upbeat music) - Oh, oh, oh. - Very good. - Take that Bosnia. - Oh, what a second Bosnia. - Whoa, whoa, whoa. - Whoa, whoa. - Sorry. - What if of all the things that we say that get us flagged, it's the taxes thing that's getting us not pushed? - Speaking of being flagged, I sent the chat. I found a thing YouTube has like their analytics and recommendations and they updated monetization. They're like, hey, by the way, these buzzwords and these specific topics that used to limit monetization, we've removed those filters. We were never made aware that they were officially limiting monetization. We never had marks, but it's all the things we talk about. - We conspired that that was happening. - Right, but I mean, they officially announced that they're not doing it anymore. - Why say anything? - Well, I hope we see an uptick in like promoting and stuff like that. - Let's test it out. - Say all the Bos words. (laughing) - Epsin. - Epsin. - Oh. - Gid. - I'd, you have to bleep all those. - I don't know. - They were really just trying to see how like we all actually felt. - Is Gid. - Gid. - Three people. (laughing) - Please bleep all that. What I just said. - You have to bleep. (laughing) - Well, before we get into the question, Lily, did you leave this? - Oh boy. - Yeah, who, did you do that? - That's not me. - Did you leave this here? - No, I don't know. - This had to been you. - Okay, check it out. (laughing) - Because I want to know, we have to get to the bottom of this. The, someone in the office left this and our, they had to bid for a 200 thing. I don't know what happened. - I have an idea about what this is. - So who do you talking about? - Just open it. - Open the box. - I have. - Open the box. - I'm really scared. - There's nothing really. - I'm just wondering if you, if you left it. Open the box. Rip it open. - I know what it is. - Rip it open, Lil. (laughing) Just rip it open. What do you do it? (laughing) - I broke it. - Dang it, Lil. - Sorry guys. - What is that? - Why is it stinky? - What are you talking about? - What is, what is it in there? - What is it? - Are those explosives? - Did you risk speaking of getting flat? - Why? - Did you rig that box to explode in our faces? - Was this gonna explode in my face by the way? - No. - We didn't. - We didn't make that box? - No. - You guys were gonna explode that in my face? - We didn't make that box as we bought. - You did that. - I didn't do that. - You really told you not right now. Now it's not the time to lie. - Let's be honest. - I actually thought it was a giant spider. - Okay, why would we put a spider in a box? We didn't, that's not even our box. It's a giant spider on TikTok right now. - You apparently put an explosive in the box. - It's stinky. It was gonna explode. - I was gonna open that, I was gonna explode in my face. - We didn't rig the box. We didn't do that. - You would have never said do that. What do you do to save for yourselves? - What do you have to save for yourself? - I didn't do that. You guys did that. - You brought explosives into this office. - You threatened our lives. You did that. - I did not. - You were gonna explode this in my face. You wanted me to open it like this and it was gonna explode in my face. - We would have never put your life in danger like that. - Are we being gasoline now? - I can't believe that you were gonna allow that to happen. - Wait, what is that? - Wait, yeah, what is that? - Oh my gosh, it's a really cool shirt. - Oh, speaking of bombs. - Speaking of bombs. - That is pretty bomb. - Let's hope that we don't get sued for that one. - Let's go, go, power ninjas. That's our new shirt. Go to SundayCoolSwag.com. And welcome to the show. - Whoa! (hip hop music) - Can I save Ninja? - I meant- - Bum. (hip hop music) - Oh my God. (hip hop music) - I said empty one. - You were. - Watch the Lord. - I'll ninjaize our time! (hip hop music) - Thanks, bro. - Bro. - You guys were really gonna blow me up. - It's just a little popper. - The amount of times that you guys said bomb and explosive. - What, Taliban? (laughing) - What's he doing? - He's showing, I don't know what he's doing. - Very simple. - Don't point it at me. - That was like my childhood, dude. - Ready? - One. - Two. - Oh, this one now. - That is so underwhelming. - He did one, that was so loud. - Oh, see, they're all lame. These are all so cheap. - Wait, wait, wait, wait. Do like a crap ton of them all at once. - Oh, we did four in her box. (laughing) - That's so wrong. - No, it's not wrong. - It would have done anything wrong. - It's just a little popper, right in front of it. - It's like a party popper. - There we go. - That's not bad. - There was a one though. - Right. - We seen the video of the like- - What are you doing? - I can't believe you. - Explode. - Danger. - You know the little pop one in your hand right now in part of the dozen. - The one that we did in the 200. That's like an explosion. That is like, this is like, this is nothing. - Show bottles at my hand. You put fireworks in a box for me to open like a grenade. - Hold it in your teeth. (laughing) - That was crazy. (laughing) - Close your mouth. - Hold on. - Stop, we're gonna show. (laughing) - Dude, you know what's crazy about the 200th episode is the amount of, excuse me, the amount of people who actually are fully convinced you like, powered through an open wound on your head. Well, now you spoiled it because I've been getting messages all week and they're like, was the blood real? Was the blood real? I guess we could break down a little bit of 200 episodes. That was amazing. That was so fun. That was an absolute blast. The blood was not real, obviously. No. I did spray in the middle and in the middle of it just so it's, it looks like a continual drip down, but it was so fun. I should have. It was perfect. That was the episode went on, just like make you like more powerful, it was possible. But such good episode was so fun. Yeah. The amount of messages I've had from people who were like, you guys like, crush that. Like Joe who working with us a little bit. He was like, everyone, I'm telling everyone, he's like, that's the funnest thing I've ever watched. Oh, fun. It was blast. Yeah. It was very fun. Good memories. Lots happened this week though. Yeah. When you guys were sick, okay, let's talk about it. Did you guys see the people who climbed the skyscraper? Yeah. They were staying building, too. Fill me in, because I don't know what it was actually for. I just, I've seen memes. I don't know what that was. Yeah, go ahead. No, it's just crazy. It's just this couple and they were dressed, the girl was dressed basically as like bat girl or a cat woman or whatever. I don't know. But they dressed up all in black and literally clad somehow, trespass on the Empire State building. Hold on. And got all the trespass, trespass. trespass. I don't know why. All the way up there to the very top. How do you do that? Fair question. Did you, did you hear the cops talking about it? No. No, when they called it in, we find it real quick, because it's so funny. Well, I saw the, so they held up a sign that said something about when the power of love it beats the love of power, then we can have true peace or something. Yeah, yeah. Yeah, it was good. But you know, it's smart about what they did is like if you go to their Instagrams, their Netflix documentaries coming out like this month. Oh, dang. See, that's one thing. I think it's an inside job. I don't, I think the Empire State Building allowed that to happen because the Empire State Building has an actual like social media presence, a guy that left bar stool, went there to be the, like the main marketing guy for it. Oh, wow. And so, and Dave Porton was like, you're leaving us for a building and so they have a huge thing. I totally think that's, I mean, how else do you get up there? I don't know, but I mean, if it, if it was allowed, they had no safety fees. Like, they weren't like harnessing or whatever, but that might have been one of their things where it's like if they're saying it's not, but the only people that could possibly, it was maybe like kind of turn a blind eye to it, but yeah, this, but you can't, the only person that can suit, like Sue or get them in trouble would be the Empire State Building, correct? Yeah. Yeah. I mean, there are laws like you can. Yeah. I think danger man of like, yeah. What's in these cups? Yeah. What's all the hoopla going on over there? The hoopla. What's all the hoopla with so classic, yeah, it's just the start of a week for us. I love that. He said, isn't it a little hot to be to one? Yeah. I'm going to go to the other side. I'm going to go to the other side of the house. Okay. Isn't it a little hot to be doing that? We're not in the heat bubble yet. Are we? Have you seen that? That there's two converging. It's about to get. It is hot as the mother. Because right now, like, Paige was like, dude, we need to move to Canada, and so it became a joke, like how far north do we have to look on weather.com before we find cold temperatures? And it was literally, like, all the way up to Canada, it was like 80-something degrees. I think it's so funny, not funny. It's kind of. Well, no, it's what's happening in Europe right now. It's not funny because people are dying. But. It's very sad. Yeah. They actually say that ACs prevent 75% of deaths, like, I mean, that could be 75% of people that die during these heatwaves could have lived if they had AC. But the whole green thing is like, they're like, well, it's just, we're trying to protect our planet. Yeah. Like, we don't want to be running our power grid up in this AC and so it's like, so just plug in a AC for a day. Do they use AI? Do they have data centers? Yeah. I'm sure. So like that immediately is worse. It's silly. It's so silly. Did you hear the statistic about Pew-Pew? Oh, yeah. I'm trying to steal your thunder. I didn't hear that. Yeah. We have, they have more deaths via temperature than we do in their summer alone than we do in an entire calendar year as a nation from guns. Oh, wow. Yeah. There were a lot of comments on that sentiment where they're like, this is so dumb, they're not even comparable. It's like, yeah, we're not comparing the death, the act of the death. We're just comparing everybody in the world thinks that everybody in America dies by a gun. But in Europe, a lot of people die from not having air conditioning. Yeah. Just crazy. The world cup thing has me feeling so good, just seeing the amount of people who are like, oh, yeah, they're like, I thought America was going to be scary and stuff, but everyone is very nice. Yeah. There was that guy from Germany that was crying on TV, he's like, this is amazing. I love this place. Yeah. I also saw a clip today of these Norwegians, they went into a shooting range. Yeah. It was the fun is saying to watch. Right. They said, can I please shoot the desert eagle? Yeah. Yeah. He's like, yeah, it's 55 bucks for five rounds. He's like, okay. I'll do that. So funny. Well, like that makes me like, who's in town? Like who's in Florida for a game? Like we should freaking take people. Like you imagine, like, because it's one thing to go to a range and that is cool that you can do that, but it's a completely different American experience to go like out to a freaking property and just let loose. Yeah. But speaking about the AC, Mom Donnie, did you see that? He told everyone to crank up their AC to 78 and it's like, why are we having a mayor telling people what to do with their own AC? I know. Crazy. Socialists. I mean, you talk about data centers and all other places. You think his office is at 78? You think his house is at 78? I doubt it. I only doubt it. He seems like the type that is kind of a, uh, walk the walk. I think that he would, I bet you he would like turn off his AC to prove a point. Yeah. I don't think so. I think it's all for sure. I think that socialism is, but, but I think that he does walk his walk. Well, speaking of the world cup, we'll see. Do you guys hear this thing that's circulating about the Simpson's prediction? No. Isn't that what my brother referenced? Did he? I thought so. It was 1997. Go ahead. It was 1997 when the Simpson Simpson's episode came out and the world cup was in the United States. And it was Mexico and Portugal. Yes. So I want to see if that happens. And we're on path. Are we on path for that? Yeah. Everyone's still in. Okay. Dude, but the US is crushing it. I have not been so amped as I was watching them win after that bogus red card. He just told me about that. I love that. What? You know that? Yeah. I didn't know what a red card meant. Like what the consequences would be. So you're out ejected out of the game and you're missing the next game or more, which is crazy. It goes to review. And I haven't seen. I haven't seen the call, but you explained it to me this morning and it seems like it was ridiculous. I'm ready to talk about it. Dude. You think there's some type of conspiracy there? What's the address? The rest is from Brazil, right? I'm not sure where he's from. Well, he's been he's been penalized in Brazil for rigging games. How was he available? How? What is he eligible for the world cup? That's what people are saying. There was open letters from different clubs in Brazil saying this man cannot be a part of FIFA. The biggest games of all time and they're calling on him. Yeah. That's crazy. Red card is for endangerment. Intention comes into play, right? Like it's not just the injury. It's the intent of the injury. He was looking away, making a play on the ball and they came together and it got stepped on, but it wasn't even like so a red card typically happens when a player's going at like you can slide tackle from the side and you're, you know, if you sweep, if someone kind of runs into your shins, whatever, that'll get a yellow. But if you're coming right out someone and like you miss the ball, you clean them up. Like that's where the red cards come in. He's on the side. His leg pushes to the side. Like none of it. Like literally if you watch the game, the commentators were like, yeah, I mean, there's no it like they weren't even worried. There's no. So they were out. Yeah. At home, if there's not even a foul called, yeah. And then they went to review watch it at a 20 pro motion, and all they're showing is his foot getting stepped on. They weren't showing like it in like normal speed and called a red guard. And she's like, this is the people, people riot. The people get upset. Like, yeah, you said the USL their composure though. They're just like, yeah, they're like, they were being excellent sportsmen. And I'm watching the game. Who are we playing again? Bosnia. Bosnia. There's a bunch of toddlers pushing people, kicking people, the coach, that should have been a red card. I asked you to hold the ball from a player. The coach from Bosnia picked up the ball and wouldn't give the ball. It was yelling. What do we do? It was crazy. What do we do? And the ref is like, do you want this? Do you want this with a measly yellow card? Cookie pants. I mean, it's not a red card offense, but the yellow should have come out sooner and like shut down the tantrum. I don't want to hear from you. Go back to your purposely putting off the game. Yep. You're affecting the game. There's, there's like things to consider like the fact that they were down. So he's at like, he's added disadvantage to time away. So he's not trying to waste time in the game. He's trying to get a point. But like, I'm like, as soon as a coach has lost it, pull out the yellow and go on with the game. Yeah. Set the example. But did you see, did you see Croatia versus Portugal? So this is the problem. - This world cup is using AI with their VA. are reviews. And so like that's where you're seeing the off side stuff, which is a cool feature, but my whole thing is if you're not putting human eyes on every angle, I don't care how many data centers we have. AI is not ready to replace riffing. And so what happened is there was a ball that was played. It was called a goal was scored in extra time. Croatia scored Croatia scored win or they're they're going to win against Portugal. They were going to draw our draw. They were going to bring it back to back to a draw. So the game would continue if this goal is disallowed, their world cup career is over. So this is Croatia has Luca Madrid, who is Real Madrid player, legend of the game, one of the best midfielders ever. And then verse Christian Ronaldo in Portugal. So you literally have like Messi got a very similar non card for a for a stomp. That was America's red card. And so you get Messi getting a pass. Now Ronaldo is about to get retired. If this, if they lose this game. And so they literally they watch it in VAR. You understand off sides. Now you're a, you know, a trophy winning coach. Yes, I am. I don't, by the way, I'm showing enough. We watched so many YouTube videos about it. And I don't get it. The competitive nature in me wants to try one of the podcasts. But so they literally the ball is played. He is on side because the ball, the cross never touches the head of the player. So you watch the ball rotating in slow motion. If it touches the player, then it can be considered a pass. And now it's an off side. But the ball never touches anyone until it hits an opposing player. So like literally everyone's watching it. And it's like, Oh, cool. We, it's gone to VAR. Everything will be fine. And then he comes out and doesn't make that call. And apparently the angle he watched was this bogus angle. They have sensors in the ball. Yeah. But they're relying on all of that crap. The guy, I mean, a hair. I touched his like hair. I don't, the rotation never slowed. The ball is just moving. And with that games over Croatia's out of the World Cup. And Ronaldo is passed on brutal crazy. Hey Koreans. Being nice to your Korean football team. Yeah. Did you? Oh, they're brutal. What happened? Dude, they got back the Korean team. Yeah. The people were booing them. They're shouting at them. And even restaurants were putting up signs that the head coach is now allowed to eat in their restaurants. Wow. That's not just because they lost. That was, that was, uh, no, I almost made all Asians the same. It was Japan, right? Who got out and the coach was bowing an apology to all his players or was a Korean. Oh, I don't know where you do it. There you go. I was really sad to watch. It's not as bad as your way. Getting eliminated. Do you hear what they did with the plane? It's terrible. Man. It's kind of funny. What happened? So they played horribly. They're missing good players. Like the team isn't their starting team. And this is now a sports podcast. But you're moving on to this. Yeah. The coat. Uh, they got eliminated straight away. And so, you know, they fly by private jet. Well, they called and canceled their jet. Made them all fly coach back to your way. Damn. Brutal. Like just some respect to your players, man. Yeah. I mean, you're not rewarding. I'm thinking any, any difference. Yeah. That doesn't make sense. Godly, dude. Let me be a coach. The World Cup. Yeah. I mean, you're totally qualifying now. Yeah. Whoa. I'll start out with a ref. You could be the next FIFA ref. Nice. I'm easily bought. So speaking of the World Cup. Yeah. Cern has turned off. That's not regular. No, did you hear Cern got turned off? I have not heard that Cern. After they turned, they turned off Cern for four years. So they're taking four years off. I think they're building a bigger hydron, hydron, collider, whatever. But all these people were like, did you know? You can like start sleeping again. I'm like, I'm saying when they turn it off, I was throwing my, my throwing up. I don't think it's a dog. We all were. Yeah. But there are a ton of animal tax that are happening. Yeah. And I don't think there's any correlation. I don't know. Have you seen? No, I have not. Glacier because you're going to Montana soon. Yeah. I would highly suggest you do not hike in Glacier National Park. Oh, really? I think there's been over 10 bear tax. Really? Yeah. Yeah. We don't do in a tiny hike. Yeah. A ton of them are, wow. My question. I've not heard anything about this. They've taken any action against the aggressor. Yeah. It's funny. It's for sure. It's for sure different animals. Oh, yeah. Okay. And one, a lot of people were saying bear maces and even working against them. Oh my gosh. They're getting stronger. I think the bacteria in the stomachbugs has leveled up too. I think everything nature is fighting back. There's something happening. Dude, kind of related. Zola got a mosquito bite on her hand last week. Her hand doubled in size. Oh, she got I was scared. I was like, it was like, it was a bubble. It was bubble. Her whole hand was bubble. Oh, I was like, what in the world is going on? Here is some zard tech. I know she ain't getting it. Yeah, it worked. And then we got Gator's Gator attacks in Florida. That's awful. I haven't heard about. What's going on? Oh my gosh. Andy, any children are sensitive people listening. Skip ahead for a second. Oh, I think I did. She was swimming in a nonch. She was swimming in a river. Yeah, three feet. Three feet of water. Both arms got taken off. Oh, 23 years old, right? No, three. Oh, but this was like a normal swimming. I was about to say, yeah, I want to be disrespectful to the person. But I saw a photo of where it happened. And it's like as Floridians, and I consider you and myself Floridians now, I don't think we would have gone in and made that. But this is like the like fifth Gator attack like within a month. Yeah, it was a kid. There were a bunch of people. And you know what's funny? Silver springs that she was up in the panhandle. Do you see the marine or the, I think it was like an air force base or something? Oh, that was a shark. I haven't seen this. That was a terrifying video. Geez, man. There's a bunch of sharks that puns in there right now, too, by the way. Animals are going crazy now. That's every year. Yeah, it's a Cern's fault. I think this is Cern's fault. That's what I'm leading it back to. They turned it off. And the animals are like, they're waking up again. Yeah, dude. That's killing us. That's very interesting. Also, there's a Mexican beach resort. You hear about this? A man got eaten by a crocodile on the beach. Oh, dude, a crock coming out of the ocean. Dude, they said it was the middle of the night. And the dude just walk along the beach. And it was like a 15-foot crocodile nightmare. Grabbed onto him. He's yelling for help. This couple from Florida is watching. They said, what did we do? Yeah. They threw him a life preserver because it's like, you can't go jump on a 15-foot crocodile. No, but they watched the crow at night in Mexico on the beach. A crocodile, death rolling. Oh, can you get their eyes? No, because their eyes, they go underneath. You have to go into their throat, right? Yeah. That's what they say is like the best. That are their nose. They said their nose, too, like literally messing with their nostrils and stuff, too. Be tickled. They're belly, too. Just like you. If you whisper from a secret, they'll let you go. If you whisper from a secret, that's good enough. Okay. Juicy enough. I mean, gossip is your career tonight. We went to wildlife trail this morning. I took my bike when they were in the car and everything. And no joke. We're just driving. I'm just riding around having fun. One giant gator comes out of the water right in front, right in front. I was like, girls, look, because they're on the roof and everything. They're chilling. We're like, this is the one that we've seen that's out of the water. Like this is called this giant one comes out and just lays on the side on the ditch, nose almost onto the road. And I'm just like, swarving just a little bit. I've got my sandals on. I'm like, he just oh, you're on your bike. I'm on my bike. That's pretty sick. Was that fun? It was fun. But it was also like, I'm thinking in my head, if this thing moves, I'm gunning it. I mean, it was scary. And no one that there's getting aggressive, dude, it's wild. We got to do our part, which brings up the retreat, which we may or may not be doing. It's the opening week of September is our gator hunt week. This brings me back to an argument I was having with my husband. This is the silliest argument I've ever had. Let's hear it. Okay. I'm so excited for you guys. These ever go easy on me. Okay. I'm an empath ish. They killed those all geters that ate the people. Yeah. For being an alligator. Sure. They killed that alligator for being an alligator. Sure. Yeah. I think is that it? Is that all your arguments? You shouldn't kill the animals that kill people. I don't mean like it's in their nature to eat things. I think what the problem is is what it teaches the gator from that point forward. It is now hungry for human. It is now going to be more incentivized to jump and things in any other animal. It was already hungry for humans because it is in his nature to eat humans. No, no, it just eats. It just eats fish. It eats stuff. I know with bears, that's a thing. Like when one of them figures out, oh, that's easy game. Like I didn't know what that is, but now that I've eaten one person, it's like that's an easy target. It now becomes their prey. Now if the person survives, that's a different story maybe. I don't know. He ate her arms and she did die. I don't see the problem with this argument is to wait. In my opinion, I have to, like, put you in the position of someone who lost someone and I don't want to, like, make you go there. - If I got eaten up by an alligator, would you want the alligator to die? - I would kill that alligator because I, I would know you would want me to kill that alligator. I'm standing. - But just because I would want it dead. - I just miss you. I don't need revenge. - She wants to respect your wishes. - I hope you don't kill that alligator. - It's 'cause if I get eaten by an alligator, it's becoming a mysterious creature of the night. You don't need to kill it. - I want you to adopt it as soon as they argument, goes from you to your children. I think it changes. - Yeah, I get it. - I want you to adopt it. I want you to name it after me and I want you to train this thing to be a monster. That's what I want you to do if it ever attacks me. - Okay. - That's my goal. - I said if a human killed a human, you'd expect them to get the death penalty. And she's like, "Well, it's an animal." - No, I said consciousness. Humans are conscious. Animals, they operate by nature. - So are octopus. - Hmm, have you seen that, was it Alton Brown? Is that his name? The cook, the chef. Have you seen this thing where he's talking about he refuses to eat octopus? - Yeah, I mean, it makes sense or smarter than some of the lower primates. - But did they experience he had? He had interacted with one like years prior and he pulled a pen out and it was like playing with his pen. And then he interacted years later and it somehow recognized him and went straight to the pen, pulled it out of his pocket and he left the room, broke down in tears. He was like, "It remembered me." - How many octopi has that chef personally dispatched? - That's pretty sad. He refused, he won't like, he literally like cried on and interviews, like I'm done. - I mean, they're really-- - I'm coming here right now and I'm saying no more octopus balls at bakery 19.0. - I'm probably so gonna eat them. - They're so good. - They're already dead. - Octopus is a VJ. - Pretty good. - I love Octopus. - Taco Polka. - Oh, shoot. - That's the most confusing thing about going to Hawaii. If you want to order octopus, they call it taco. - Taco, dang. - Yeah, that's the worst. - Let me say more appetizing, soundly. - Speaking of CERN, an animal control. Have you seen these devices that are being found within California? - I have a whole thing about that. - On the base of Mount Shasta? - Shasta, yeah. - Oh yeah, yeah, yeah. - Crazy, bro. - I have the video of it. - Yeah, same. - Do you wanna play the noise? - Yeah, play the noise. I got a whole thing about this. - Have you seen this little? - No, but Josh was telling me about it a little bit 'cause he was gonna talk about it with Larry. - Okay, so this woman's walking around outside enjoying nature, hiking. She lives nearby and she starts hearing this weird noise and she starts following it. And then she comes upon these, what looks like solar lights. You know, it's like solar panel, little balls, disks, sitting down on the ground and they're emitting this noise. There's hundreds of them. - It's not thousands. - Yes, I mean, that's only what she found. - Yeah. - And they're all uniform, they're all the same. They're all playing the exact same noise. - Hit us with that noise. - Right here. Here we go. (air whooshes) - It's excreaming and chanting. - You mean H-E-L-L? - But then there's the worst. - There's other clips of it, like I said, like giving like, difference, crap, where was it? That some individual speakers playing recordings that included words like salvation or prayers when isolated from the rest, but in different languages too. - What's happening? - Why? - What is this? - How do you do that? - All the comments are like, have you guys seen hoppers? - Yeah. - The show, and it's like about playing a certain noise, the push, certain animals away, but it's like, what is the purpose of these things? Who put these out there? - Well, one person claimed it, but gave zero explanation for it. - Yeah, like no evidence. - Yeah, yeah, I put it out there, just for like art, and it's like, no. - No. - There's no way. - But do you know the lore of Mount Shasta? - No. - Okay. - Talked about it before, but I'm trying to remember. - Yeah, I'm trying to remember when we talked about it, why we talked about it, but Mount Shasta, I mean, the lore just goes back forever. - Okay. - So it's in Northern California, right? - Sure. - So there's, I mean, obviously some of this is just a bunch of hoopla, but there's like this one thing that's like, this one lore is the Lost Civilization of Lemuria. Lost Civilization of Lemuria. It's probably one of the best known Mount Shasta legends claims that there's a mythical continent of Lemuria, escaped before the civilization sank in the Great Flood. They built a vast underground city beneath Mount Shasta, - Whoa. - Called Tilos. - Whoa. - The evidence are said to be highly advanced spiritually and technologically. They're often described as six to seven feet tall, wearing white robes and possessing psychic abilities. Some believers claim that they've encountered them hiking these trails. - Oh, my word. - So that's crazy. - It's spooky. - Obviously, Mount Shasta is a UFO hotspot. Like forever, there's people seeing glowing orbs, cigar-shaped craft, like constantly on Mount Shasta. Another theory is the portal theory. Another widespread belief is that Mount Shasta acts as a portal between dimensions. A lot of hikers have said that they've experienced missing time, sudden feelings of peace or dread, electronic equipment malfunctioning, hearing voices, which is part of the speakers, I don't know at this point, seeing glowing figures unusual dreams after visiting. And then there's my favorite. Well, there's also a Native American lore too about it like that go way back. That this is always like a very holy mountain or like a spiritually holy mountain within multiple Native American tribes. But one of my favorites, which I thought was crazy, is it goes back to probably my favorite story we've ever talked about in the podcast. The counts of Saint Germain. - Yeah. - Oh my God. - What's he doing on that mountain? - So there was this man, I totally did not write his name down. Oh, wait, let me see, boom, boom, boom, boom, boom. Oh, crap, I cannot believe it in, write his name down. Ballard, something ballard. - Okay. - This was in 1930, August 1930. He was an engineer, he just decided to go for a hike up Mount Shasta. While up there, he became like super thirsty. And he's like, oh my gosh, he's like, I'll hit the point around like, am I gonna die? 'Cause I'm just like dehydrated so thirsty. This mysterious figure walks up to him. It doesn't look like it's from his time. Tells him, my name is Saint Germain. - Oh boy. - And proceeds to give him water. - Wow. - And then says, and then sits him down for like hours and teaches him what he, this like weird, weird spooky stuff. And he's like, I want you to go back and write a book about this stuff. And he's like, talking about the America has a purpose in this world. You don't know it yet, but write this stuff down, teach the people the ways that I'm speaking, all this stuff. And so it goes back and he writes this book, in this book, in this movement, is called the I.M. movement. - Okay. - Sounds kind of familiar, right? God's saying, I am. - Oh, I am. - Yeah, okay, so the same thing happened with me. - I am. - I am. - Okay. - I don't see it there. - I am. - Okay, I am. - Movement. - Got it. - But yeah, so he goes on and he writes this book, which gave birth to the new age movement. - Oh, okay. - And in this whole book and stuff, I just, this is a very far reach, but I just found it very interesting. So like it's about being spiritually enlightened, all this like very opposed to Christianity kind of stuff, as of course, 'cause it's like the I.M. It's like basically you're professing to be like God. - Right. - But it talks about America's purpose and then it's our goal to usher in America into the golden age. That was like the key phrase, the golden age. It's time to usher America into the golden age. And I don't know if you've got this at all, but that's Trump's whole thing for this new, this like his term, this term. He's like, I'm going to usher America into the golden age. - Cool. - And I'm like, this is cool. - To be fair, that is a phrase has been used forever. - That's what I'm saying. It's a stretch because it is a, it's like they've been used in like the Roman times and all this stuff. - Yeah. - But it's terminology that keeps getting repeated. - Yeah. The one connection that I found that could be like, connect Trump to this whole thing is, what is it? Norman Vincent Peel, hold on, let me find this real quick. I have so many notes on it. - Bob, Steve, Marcus. - My dad says that. - I think he is. - When he gets confused about who he's talking to, he'll say, well, Steve, Marcus, even though he's talking to me. - Hold on, let me, give me just one second. - Trump basically, he attributes like to one of the, he says like one of the greatest thinkers, I think his name is Norman Vincent Peel. He said he's like one of the greatest thinkers that there's been. He occurred attempt to a lot of like, he's was influenced by Norman Vincent Peel. But Norman Vincent Peel had the same ideology as the I.M. movement. So he became, he came before the I.M. movement. But the parallels between Norman Vincent Peel and the I am movement are like neck and neck got it like the same thing Yeah, but all that to say these speakers and Mount Shasta What's going on with that? Absolutely with all the lore that's around it with all the portal Between spiritual realms and then it's just like you have like it literally sounds like people in hell Yeah, yeah, sounds like screaming gnashing of teeth Yeah, why yeah, why why they're why do you have all that money to put all those speakers on there? Yeah, I'm gonna I'm gonna tie it to Crowley when I get into my next conspiracy because he actually he part of his whole thing was like Using sound and like he you got really involved with a lot of it. It's like it's it's spooky like sound and frequency to like Involume's people. Yeah, it was part of philima his like cultish satanic religion. Oh, let's talk about that right after the silence Don't go anywhere what a beautiful people. 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There's stuff there that you're gonna want. So okay, love you. Bye One good thing about this This is umic bug I'll ask like four pounds. I know I lost six. That a boy Just do that on repeat dude. You don't repeat do it right before our way on November Start go like take a bunch of flights and just lick all the seats. Yeah, touch all the fecal matter you can I'm just touching poop. That's all I'm doing. Hey What a guy can't touch poop lose weight now don't cancel me. I thought this was America. I can do what I want I will say the Chick-fil-A Chick-fil-A soup is pretty good I don't know how you take like two bites and then you have the like self-control to not make us all wait and finish What you're eating just pacing myself. I can't do that dude. That's just who he is He's a man of self-control also. I'll look just bringing it back to the someone bucks for a second. It wasn't just one end Oh, I think we all see him. It wasn't it's sometimes at the same time. Yeah, that's usually how it goes both extremely productive Get a lot of workout. Yes, honestly. I was looking forward to the diarrhea I was too because it's like this is a break putting this Tushy to work. Oh I don't know if it does anything to help it, but like if gut biome helps Like as soon as you guys said you're sick. I just started like down in kimchi I think it does because Jane is the only one in our house that consistently takes a probiotic and and eats like a pound of yogurt Eat so much yogurt, and she threw up once in the tub and then ate a slice of pizza and went about her life. Yeah She's in the tub and she just goes, oh, oh, and she goes I'm done I'm done. She was fine. That's crazy. Eight a piece of pizza. Move on. Zola is the best like throw her up her because she'll just And she'll just run to the bathroom. She'll run to the bathroom throw up in the spring And just be completely fine afterwards. And this is like not a big deal. I know every time I throw up I feel like I'm like I'm dying. I'm dying right now Tip I know I feel better after but I put it off for way too long for sure me too. I suffer through it. Yeah, I do it's being a suffering Do you know that it's a question going to question going to question going with lily with the question to fresh your mind? What in the world does that have to do with suffering? We're not bringing it Dutch, right? He's a friend Everyone in the world wrote down their problems And put them in a hat. Are you risking taking one or are you keeping your own problems? What so yeah, break that down so like I think I'm trying to solve my problems for one of theirs Yeah, or maybe like your primary problem But your problem goes away your problem goes away But you inherit someone else's problem and it's a risk. You have no idea what their problem is I would gladly take someone else's problems. What do they have terminal cancer? Okay, that yeah, that sucks. Are you risking it? I don't know Pull out of the bucket and I would just disappear Or you could pull it out and it's like splinter. Yeah Yeah, I mean you're thinking that's the chances of a terrible terrible problem are probably like all of your problems Your primary problem. I think it's a problem for a problem. So you could get rid of your chronic anxiety Yeah It'll be pretty pretty dope, but for what? Really hairy back and that's fine You'd be okay with that. Yeah, I mean, we also have like cosmetic tools. I can help with that You get lazy hair laser hair removal all risk it you will. Yeah a gamble. Yeah, I'll I think I'm sticking with my own problems. Yeah, I know I know how to deal with them at least Yeah, it's biblical to want to get rid of your problems. Yeah Just try to want to somebody else. Yeah I want you Andrew. I'm sticking with it. That's a that's a bold move. I don't really have any problems Bein born in America's a freaking blessing Yeah, I'm trading it for nothing. Are you pinning your nails during the potter? I know I knew that Andrew was gonna complain about it. I hate it. Dude, the girls do it in the car sometimes What are we doing? What are we doing? Why are we doing this at this time? It's funny The women complain about all these smells like. Oh, I hate that candle. Don't light that candle And then you guys open the most fumigated Poison how long is it going to bug you for two minutes? See that you always does it. It's just really isn't really bothering you It's really hard. No, I'm I'm saying something because it doesn't bother me Go ahead Andrew. What were you saying? I was just gonna say it's sensory deprivation Oh, you're desensitization Whatever it is, but you become just dumb blind to it, but it's still poisoning your brain I think you guys gonna be all right. I have a second question. Yeah, let's hear the second question Which profession could definitely survive replacing 10% of its employees with golden retrievers. I'll go first Probably like a daycare or a nursing home In fact, I think it would improve Yeah, there's really want to get rid of daycare workers and nursing home workers. Dang. Wow, that's a hot take No, I got I actually have an answer. Go ahead. FIFA referees I've watched that game. Nice puppy bull. Um, she heard bud NASA Oh NASA I'd say the health insurance industry a true that they don't take her from health anyway. No, at least think we let me hear a bark At least I'll be happy when I talk exactly. Yeah, okay, Andrew's turn It's a heavy oh My goodness Full us yes it does any in a dollar show us right now right now All right apparently it doesn't stop playing. I got to reset it. I had to re-upload the track in it, but Do you have the the sound cord because you'll need it mr. Hooper? My ears are two weeks later my ears are still bothering me It hurts or like what just irritating and yeah, so have you rinsed them with how it's wrapped on the once wrapped underneath the work you have a clean them once you need to I'm choking I clean them twice a day Let me set it up. Yeah No, these are people don't sorry. Go ahead. No, you're good. There's a there's a podcast that I got inspired by where they're talking about The Beatles and the dude has no idea who they are. He thinks like all of these 90s 2000s bands are them But then when he realized who it is he's like oh in the front of their album He was like you guys know anything about how I should Crowley and I was like I didn't realize that and so anyways That it sent me down this crazy freaking spiral of research So to set it up and start this did you guys know the Beatles actually practice Satanism? Oh, no I freaking have proof doesn't sprawl as me one bit. Oh, not another bit pull a little bit pool. Alright, so what you're gonna play is this is this is the album cover I'm referencing where they literally Have a known Satanist on the cover and underneath it. I have linked audio This is not doctored audio, but this is audio from their record. And it's not a melody, this won't get flagged. And let's go ahead and play it, and then we'll dive, we'll dive. - Hold on, everybody. - Lily. - You can pause, give me a minute. - Shame, shame. - I'm listening now, click 'em. - Three, two, one, go. - Marilyn Monroe. - So these are celebrities that were all over the album. - What are you hearing? - I'm beyond them. I'm beyond them. I'm beyond them. I'm beyond them. I'm beyond them. - Oh my gosh, we're gonna be watching. I'm beyond them. I'm beyond them. I'm beyond them. I'm beyond them. I'm beyond them. - Listen to this. This is the actual track. - So I'm not gonna say, when you reverse it, gonna blank you like Superman. All the album cover is Alistair Crowley. In "Inthalema," you know how he talks about all of those particular kind of magic rituals that they do to bind with an entity and to create this thing. It's what Isaac was talking about. - Yeah. - Literally what they're creating is Superman. That's what it's called in "Inthalema." So literally when you reverse the track, you get this phrase that says the name of the entity or being that they're creating in "Thalema" on their record. And this album, which is Sergeant Pepper's Loney Hart's Club Band, June, 1967, was released 20 years after the death of Alistair Crowley. And so that first clip says, "Turn Me On Deadman." That's what it's saying on repeat. And the opening line to that album says, "It was 20 years ago today, Sergeant Pepper taught the band to play." - Ooh. - Bro, like so literally he's on the record. Let me just read you some stuff 'cause it's like literally this went from being like a 60-second conspiracy that I was gonna like, this will be fun to talk about. And then it just, you talk about red string and connecting stuff, it just went nuts. So I like took a crap ton of screenshots, but the scariest thing to me was the fact that in "Thalema" there's actually a practice where they use the reversal of speech and the reversal of sound as a practice of magic to like awaken something in you. - Oh, good thing you just played it for all of us. - I know, I'm like-- - It's the mini-vangers sort of levitating. - So what they say, it's the practice of doing it yourself. Like that's what they, let me see how it, how it just do it. - Yep, Nike. - Allister Crowley. - Nike backwards. - Oh, no. - And that doesn't make any sense, no. (laughs) - Yonkin, yonkin. - So should I help? - Allister Crowley is credited with the art of, they call it back masking techniques, but he suggested that reversing records and learning to speak backward as a magical exercise would alter perception. And so he literally pioneered it as a way to expand the mind. And the Beatles wanted him on the record because they valued him. They're saying like a counter-cultural person, but the whole thing was as he was kind of advocating for this "Thalema" stuff. What he was saying is it's complete denial of yourself. And again, I'm not gonna go into the details, but we kind of referenced it with him. But it's like when you do things that your innate nature says we shouldn't do this when you break through those, those particular moments where you break them are opportunities to attach to something higher. - It's demonic. - It is. - No, no, no, no. For sure, but this is what the Beatles were celebrating and literally used it on their records. They used reverse tracks, which is what he was teaching how to do. To put him on the record cover, in one of their tracks, there was this long scratch sound that had an imperceivable frequency. And I think it was when it came to America, they ended up cutting like this period of one of the tracks, but they called it a dog whistle because they thought they kind of marketed it be funny if we made animals freak out. But no one actually knows like what particular frequency, like what was that actually supposed to do. But for sure, on the record, it would play but be imperceivable to human ears. So when you look at Crowley's work, literally dabbling, you talk about like the change in frequencies and all this sort of stuff. This all goes back to Crowley and Philemon, the stuff they're doing. This is on the Beatles records undeniably. So people can say like, oh, it was just hippies and counter culture and all that stuff. Like no, it goes back to Satanism. - Yeah. - They're doing something. - The frequency stuff is crazy though, is that how that plays into like the whole like, we even like that, you said dog whistle, yeah, frequencies. It's like they called that reference that thing, the dog whistle for calling in the UFOs using frequencies and stuff, you know? - Yeah. - And he's the one who depicted a gray when he would meet with this entity that he channeled through all this stuff. - It's weirdly all connected. - Yeah. - Which is not even that weird, because I think it's all demonic. - Yeah, it's all demonic. And I'm like, over here having this crisis, I'm like, is anything secular good? Like the Beatles. I just googled it like roughly too, and it's not like they were like, basically they were trying to do one of his theologies in a sense of like, you know, what you were saying, just kind of like existing out of the natural order and not having to participate in this kind of like authoritarianism that we experience in civilized society, like a flower child in a way, but they misplaced their interest because that guy was a nasty Satanist. - Well, if you look at like pagan ritual though, like think of the way, what is it called when they like, there's like a say-once that's had so like a person can achieve a vision. - For a medium or something. - Yeah, but like there were temples where rituals would happen and a person would take substances and you know. - I would say a say-once. - Yeah, say-once. - Okay, so like all that stuff was happening, but when you do it in a pagan context and a temple and like the ancient world, it has this very like, spooky witches and warlocks type thing, but if you move that exact same ritual into a field at Woodstock or like, you know, you move it, it's like it's the same freaking practice. - Do you think people are freaking kitchen on, man? I saw a video the other day of a girl, it was like one of those trends when they were, it was like posting your mom or your dad sending you messages and like how out of touch they are or something like that. And the mom had sent her daughter a text and she was like, with all of my heart, I am on my knees praying that you choose not to go to the Burning Man festival because it is a demonic festival where hideous things happen. Nothing good will happen to you at this festival. She's like, can you believe my mom's saying this or whatever? And all the comments were like, actually I think your mom loves you. - Yeah, we're on your mom's side. Yeah. - Yeah. - Do you actually cares about you? - Yeah. - That's the best for you. - Yeah, that's a lot of thing. Like people need to be aware of, it's like the demonic and stuff, it's they, their tactics, or the way they do things have not changed. - Yeah. - Yeah, just society has changed and it may look different, but the practices are very much the same. - Mm-hmm. - You know, and it even goes like to child sacrifice. You know, like that was an ancient demonic pagan ritual and we are having it today as well. - In droves and not highest numbers. - It may not look the same like in a temple, but the abortion rate. - It might look like health care. That's what they call it, women need access to health care. - But it's the killing of innocent babies. - And you can like to go there, you can even repackage it. They're like, in the ancient times, it's like, well, you have to sacrifice something to like achieve health for your family. So like you give up one for the health of the rest. It's like, no, we would never do that now. Dude, do some research on the poke schedule. Trying to figure out how to say that without buzzwords. But you know, like the amount of substance, biological substance from what's left over from abortions. I'm like, I hate speaking in code, I hate that. I mean, that says enough. The fact that we have to speak in code while we're talking about all this stuff tells you that people know it's wrong and that crap's going on. But like, it's all tied together. It's freaking awful. Dang. But yeah, the Beatles are Satanist. Case closed. The music's good. My grandma could have told you that a long time ago. And I will tell you that that video scared me a lot. Next time, just do the words. But when he was doing this with his hands, I literally was like, it's worse if you freaking know what he does. I know, dude. Bad man. Sad person. Yeah, I'm like listening to it, making a thing. And like, Paige was around while I was cutting that together. She's like, what is that? Turn it off. I'm like, it's your freaking Beatles. She's like, I don't know how I feel about that. Speaking of demonic, going back to the World Cup, the witch doctor from Ghana. Did you see that? No. How's this track record? Well, I mean, so far so good. Dang. What? Oh, my gosh. I saw it when the, who was, who they playing? Oh, it was England versus Ghana. And I was watching it. And they go to this African, this guy, man from Ghana, long dreadlocks, his face is powdered white. And he's just doing that. And he's like blowing powder into the air. He's at the games he was at he was at that game. I I didn't. And I'm like, oh, that's spooky. I just thought that. - Yeah. - Apparently they interviewed him after. He said, I put a curse on Harry Kane to not be able to score that game. And he didn't score. And he's like, it was just for my team to move forward. And he said, why are you gonna lift the curse? And he says, yes, I will lift the curse off Harry Kane. The next game, they will win. He will do better. And he did. He scored like two games or two goals at next game. I'm like, but their interview, I'm like, oh, this is so fun. I'm like, he's a freaking witch doctor, bro. Are we normalizing this? - Oh my gosh, what is going on? - Yeah, that's wild. I didn't. - I only saw the interview. I didn't realize he was at the same time. - I was watching the game and saw him do that whole thing. I'm like, ooh. - Yeah. - I'm like, and meeting like, that doesn't look good. - Yeah. - It's a witch doctor. - What a funny way to get in your head to just like have friends that you don't know occasionally while you're traveling, walk up to you and just, yeah, dude. - Have you seen that trend? There is one guy that's like, this is going up to these elderly African men and maybe he'll be-- - He's also African too. - Yeah, he is. And he'll be like, I curse you. And he'll say, no. - No. - He said, I was sent here from your home. He's like, what do you mean? He said, and I'm here to curse you. He's like, no, get away. - And then you run away from us. - Oh my gosh. - It shows you all seriously. - Well, yeah, so real there. - It's so real. I mean, see you here. - If my brother's ever open to talking about it one day, because he experienced some crazy stuff living in Zambia, but even talking about the witch doctors, with the combative of Western, I'm gonna say Western Christianity, missionaries and stuff and the dynamic there, because he's like the witch doctors, they would in fact, they could heal people. I mean, even it talks about that in scripture, for sure they were performing miracles and stuff in your name. But a lot of the practices from the witch doctors, I mean, all of it is primarily just evil, like sacrificing and all that stuff. But that's how you get allegiance, right? I'm gonna take care, like your son's sick. I'm gonna heal him. It's like, and then it happens. And like, wow, I trust you, I follow you. Then it's gonna, you know, they're gonna ask more from you and it's gonna happen. It's gonna sneak in. - But I mean, it's a real thing. And like, I don't know, but it's kind of, it's crazy with like the root cutting and stuff, like the knowledge of the watchers. It's like these witch doctors, they literally have that knowledge and they practice it. And people depend on them for it. And that's why it's been such a, I would say, just Africa in general, I feel like it's just been in turmoil for a long, long time, because it's like, it's a real stopping ground for like spiritual battle, you know? - But it's also, I mean, it's a huge continent in a lot of the countries. It's also a huge home for ancient Christianity. - Oh yeah. - And also we need to be praying for the Christians in Nigeria. Are you seeing all these attacks that are happening? Like seven men were just killed, including a pastor. - It's terrible. And again, no news is talking about it. - Nobody's talking about it. - Yeah, focusing on some dumb stuff. - Yeah. - Any other Christians in Lebanon? - Mm-hmm. - They're good. - It's continuing. Oh yeah. Terrible. - Terrible. - The number one persecuted religion in the whole world. Yeah. It's crazy. - And the Christ said they hated me first. They hated you, they hated me first. - Yeah. - Mm-hmm. - So anyways, dang, speaking of witch doctors, do you guys know about the flock camera systems? - Flodd, see in this. - No. - I'm still your thundered about them excited. You're talking about it. - A lot of people, so it's a, they're going up in like every city now. - Okay. - It's called the flock camera system. It's like one private company got this like, basically agreement with like the whole country. And what it's supposed to do is track your license plate. So it's like, it's for like, they said it's really just for traffic use, right? Like speeding and like all this stuff. - Sure. - Which is lame. - And people are like, but it's built in with AI. And so people are like, this seems a little like, like you're not telling the whole truth. Like of what you're gonna do. And they're like, it seems like you're actually starting to track people about it. And like, no, no, it's just for, like we just take pictures of your license plate. Seven people are like, well, I'm not really okay with you doing that. It's a private company, right? Running through AI. Well, it turns out they are a little more malicious or a little, they've been one. - That's fairious. - Nefarious. - No way. In fact, they've been doing facial recognition on everyone. And one lady was pulled over and arrested because the flat camera alerted the police that a one in criminal was just caught on camera. Turns out it was not that person. - Wow. - And so that was exposed because she's like, she was a second grade teacher mixed up with a criminal and an actual criminal. But then a whistleblower from the business or from the company of Flock came out and said that they are using, let me see how they say it. They are tracking your vehicles every move. They are using heat signature capturing. - Wow. - So they're literally like, so when you leave the house, flat camera, they're patternizing everywhere you go. And so it's not taking pictures of your license plate. It's a surveillance system. - Yeah, it's putting patterns. - But people are starting to catch on and these calm vandals. - Yeah, good. - But they're going down, cutting down on these flat cameras. - Yeah, so I was going to do it. - Yeah. - And it's not a government agency. - It's right. - It's a private industry that the government is using. - Yeah, that's true. - It's a volunteer. - God, we don't live in an oligarchy. - We have to stop this using AI for law enforcement. Because I just saw a body cam footage of this guy. He was at a casino. He was just doing, having a good old time, gets arrested, gets held into like this back rooms for hours on end because this AI surveillance, like the facial recognition, 95% certainty was the same person. But this guy was banned from the casino, was doing illegal things. And had the exact same name, as this other guy. - That's kind of a difficult coincidence. - But the thing is, you could, all you had to do was just look at the date of birth, the picture, everything like that. It's like, I'm not this man. Like, what are you talking about? And they just wouldn't, they had the proof in front of them. But they're like, no, this guy, this must be fake idea. All these things, like, and it was refused because the AI surveillance system said this was the man. - Yeah, we're just not there yet. - And it's like, no, it's like, we shouldn't. And we should never be there. Like, it should always come down to be us doing our best to make good investigation. - I think it's so funny and ironic of how people are like, or even our own government is like, China lives in a surveillance state. - Oh yeah. - Like, I mean, it's there, people are not free. We are, it's literally, we're just sneaking in everything that China is doing. - Oh yeah, and they're like, look over there. Look how kooky they are. And it's like, we've probably been doing it for the last three days. - We're literally copying everything the Chinese government is doing. - Yeah, we're just better at hiding it. - Yeah. - And that's it's just, it's a, it's a, it's a, it's part of your freedom. It's like it's to protect you. - Well, it's a convenience because then we don't need to pay all these taxes to these people or something like that. You say more money, which we don't. - And we're still paying the taxes now. - And we care about you. We're doing this because we care about you. And we want you to be safe. It's like, that's baloney. - It's crazy. - It's kooky, kooky. - Wow, makes no sense. - Yeah. I'm ready to just take down AI. - Let's do it. - What do we do? We'll speak in AI, this one guy had a very fun scary theory about data centers. - Okay. - He's like, I think data centers are not using the water for the data centers. He says, I think they're storing water. - Oh. - Makes sense. I mean, it would, you got to, right? - 'Cause he said a lot of these data centers, they're, they're in places that are in cahoots with the billionaires and these underground bunkers and potentially these underground fortresses are cities at the U.S. government is built or like, but they're like, just fun, they're saving all the water. - Yeah. - Like, 'cause of a baby and in a minute. - In a minute. - In a minute. - In a minute. - In a minute. (laughs) - He asks you for help and you make five of them. - In a minute. - Dude, I'm sorry about her, man. Hey, is your biggest problem as an anxiety anymore, is it? - No. - He just makes something else. - I only hurt because I'm scared. - I only hurt 'cause I'm scared. (laughs) - I never did. - Can I, can I derail the format and add another real? Because I totally forgot I had this in some amazing story. - Yeah, hit us with a beat. - Just do real quick. - Hey, just got a real. - He's got another one. (laughs) - All right, go ahead and hit play. I'm gonna read the caption to you guys. - I don't have it, everybody relax. - It's Instagram, sorry. - Can you delete that message? - Nope. - Get that off my phone. - Nope. - Because it is, I'm actually-- - I'm gonna put 100 blue to the speakers around your house and start playing that album backwards. - I don't even want this having capacity on my phone. - I might have to bleep the audio, I don't remember what this is, but yeah, you can leave it. All right, yep. - I don't have it, everybody. - It's on Instagram. - Oh, relax. - Where was I supposed to know that? - When I said it, when he said it in a minigo. - All right, click it. - Ready? - Oh, what the flip. - So the caption is a major blockage occurred in the sewer line beneath the building as residents in the upper apartments. Continue to use their plumbing. The sewer had nowhere to go and began surcharging the ground floor's apartment toilet. Unfortunately, the owner had been away for a month and it wasn't discovered until the raw sewage started flowing out the front door into the building. you're reporting live from the Hooper household. Like that this weekend. Oh my God, you know, I had a sensitive stomach, Andrew. Oh, my one reason I did make me gag. I feel good. Good on you. I'm growing. No picture yourself. I'm going to walk through it. Nope. Nope. I know that smell so well when my buddy got married, we stayed in RV and no one told me that when you flush in an RV park, be really careful that like the little latch on the bottom of an RV toilet closes. Yeah. And so some teepee had left it open and so the entire RV park's sewer system, the fumes, because pressure builds. It wasn't sewage, but the fumes of the entire park had pressurized the RV. And so when we opened the door, like none of us, it was like, we were all supposed to, it was like bachelor party. We were all supposed to like crash in this RV and it, it was like sleeping at a bunk above sewage. Awful. Speaking of sewage, I haven't watched the episode yet, because I don't even know how to think anymore, just because of like what Isaac said to me. Jesse Michaels. Yeah. That's okay. I still love them. I really do. Jesse, if you're watching this, I really love you. And I want you to come on this episode. The only way you can make up for it is you come back on the podcast. Yeah. Maybe there's something really good. Maybe he has a bunch of grill at his house. Maybe God created him. And that's all we shouldn't care about. Dang. Any. All right. Um, but he had this guy on, and I want to watch the episode, but I'm just like, I just want to talk back because I thought I was interesting. Um, regarding Steven Spielberg. Okay. And how Steven Spielberg was, in fact, Inca Hoots with, uh, Army intelligence, regarding UFO disclosure way back in the day. Well, it has been in the know forever. You're there. He was correct. Where like, when does, uh, not just go today, um, what's the fourth kind? Yeah. The third kind. Um, yeah, with the counters. Closing counters are the third kind. Fourth, third kind. Third. One of the kinds. Fourth kind was the other one. I'm saying third kind. I actually said fourth kind. Um, that they actually had them on set. Like basically all the things that were in the movie are real cases that happened that had not been disclosed yet. It makes sense, man. And then, but that makes you think with this movie that it came out with disclosure day, it's like the, those video, the fake video stuff that he was showing, it was fake because it was not old footage. But it's like, dude, could that just be real footage that they, he just recreated. Yeah. Just this, this whole programming of like, uh, this slow disclosure, but like, um, what's the word? Decentralization. Yeah. Decentralizing everyone to this like, sure. I don't know, man. It makes total sense, man. I mean, I was watching Raiders of Lost Ark last night. And it's just talking about how like, how powerful this, this freaking tool is. And then we find out the CIA is actually looking for the, the Lost Ark. And it's like, and then they should have like this. Or the whatever warehouse where they're storing, like, the art and stuff. Yeah, they admit it's very big. But it's just going to be put into a museum. It's like, dude, come on. I don't want a giant bunker. I know. To hide the truth. And use it. Oh. I mean, it makes total sense. I mean, he's one of the most influential directors to ever grace the silver screen. It's going to happen. Like, they're going to use him. And so is he, is he just deploy? Is he being pushed to make these movies? Is there a reason why? Like, I don't mean, I don't know. That has to be a reason why. Sure. Like, it's not just because we need to look up, cause you know how you can see if the Pentagon funded or like if they're in one name, we need because I would actually guarantee you disclosure day had funding from the Pentagon or approval from the Pentagon because they use US military equipment or like whatever. Yeah. But yeah, but did you know that there was not a single shark attack in human history until Jaws was made? That can't be. I'm just kidding. I can't be real anymore. It does make you wonder cause that you watch Jaws now and you're like, I've never seen Jaws. It's, it's not that great. And but you, apparently culturally, culturally, it just shifted everything. People were afraid of the water. I think that we're just so used to consuming like high energy crazy stuff now that it doesn't like make a difference. But I remember watching Jaws as a kid right before going on aren't you? Like, you know, I don't know. We're watching Jaws as a kid right before going on our annual family beach trip and being shook to death about what I had just seen. We just went on a beach trip and Jaws was like, come downstairs and watch this documentary and be my Jaws. Falls asleep. It's an hour and a half documentary about how they made the movie Jaws. We're still, we still are a week, like a half weekend to our beach trip. We still have time here. Um, so it is spooky. I saw a woman the other day cause animals going crazy. Yeah. There was a couple of guys in Australia. Right. And what happened was she went out. She had a, I think she had her kid or something. She went out. Bit. Great white. Off the coast. Bit. Great white. Off the coast. And there was this woman talking about. She's like, it's just one of her little dialogues with the internet. And she's like, I don't know about you guys in her Australian accent. She's like, but I, when I go surfing, I just don't think about sharks. I just think about surfing and sharks don't even enter my mind. I know I'm going into their mind. But it doesn't concern me at all. All the comments are exactly what I think. I could be laying in my bed. And I'm thinking about sharks. I could be swimming in a pool and I'm thinking about sharks. Yeah. Yeah. Sharks. They're there, man. They're right out there. It's like you have to not think about it seriously. Like when we're surfing, I surf Sunglobe here. And it's been quite a while. But like when the bait's moving and they blow up bait, it's funny because you'll look at like the other five dudes who are with you and everyone like pulls their like hands feet out of water. That's hairy here because you know people actually it not like killed, but like get bit. Yeah. And so we're all kind of like hovering on our boards. Yeah. And then it's the thing though like who's going to be the first to paddle in. You don't want to be that guy. Oh, I know. I'll be that guy. Yeah. Dirty. Did I ignore you got bit by a shark, didn't you? Yeah. His calf got bitten off. Yeah. And he's been bitten by snakes multiple times. Struck by lightning. We did we did have a shirt man of this day. Did I tell you guys about my friend who got a bear attacked? I tell you that speaking of animals going crazy. He was he was hunting. Uh, he killed a black bear. And when he was going down to to get it literally he just hears from like 30 yards away and there's a black bear like running hard at him. And he killed his buddy. He killed a sour and it was mating season and it was running up on the mate. But he literally had to like kill some of his wife. I don't think bear mating is about love. Speak for yourself, dude. I used to be a vegetarian. For like how long? Like six years, Andy. Yeah. A long time. Makes sense. My submission. I mean. Yeah. It was Josh ruined it. Yeah. I really did. Ryan lighting you. You enlighten me. I like I like chicken wings. All right. I like chicken wings. You should watch sterling Spencer stuff on like leaving veganism and how it healed his brain. Oh, really? Yeah. Because he had that traumatic brain injury. Yeah. And he couldn't heal. And he met with like a holistic doctor. He's like brother. You need like organic fat. Oh wow. Like your brain thrives. Like your design to eat meat. So he literally was like, go eat a hamburger right now. Oh my gosh. And part. There was like other therapies with it. He was like, but your brain is starved for the fat that it needs. He's like, congrats on your six pack. You're killing yourself. Oh my gosh. I didn't know that I wanted to watch a documentary that he put out about it. But I didn't know it was eating meat that helped him. Let's go. I am looking into that week long fruit. Like just fruit diet. Yeah. Just fruit for one week. Aren't you alerted to fruit? No. I mean, I like. It's very easy. Yeah. Yeah. Like just not. Not like crazy. Like where I'm going to die. It's just your tongue. Do you find out if. No. Long history. But nothing correlated. Mm. Which, yeah, it'll come out in probably like two years. We'll speak in the berries. Um, in being vegan. There is currently a schism happening within the Catholic Church. Oh boy. Okay. Over what school of thought, Dan? Crazy. This is crazy stuff. This is, it's including excommunication. Excommunication. What do you call it? How do you say it? Yeah. Excommunications. Quit doubting yourself. A nathema. What is it? A nathema. You are a nathema. Uh, so July 2nd, 2026. The Vatican officially declared the Society of Saint Pius, the 10th, better known as the SSSPX, has entered into formal schism after it consecrated four new bishops without Pope Leo's approval. Oh, lowly. So under a Catholic canon law, uh, consecrating bishops without the papal mandate is, uh, considered a schismatic act and carries automatic excommunication. Whoa. So there, so do you guys know, like Catholic history? So there's this thing in the, I think it was 1970s-ish. It's called the Vatican II. Okay. It's basically like making Catholicism more, and I apologize to all Catholics watching if I'm going to butcher this. Yeah, help us in the comment. Um, but the Vatican II was basically basically. Like making the Church of Christ more accessible to the world, I think that's a great thing. So it's like basically, before that all Catholic masses were held in Latin, like it was all Latin. Okay. And so it was like, now bring in their own languages and like, you know, like, be more, not loose, but like more inclusive. Okay. Good word. Totally inclusive. But like, even like, um, starting to be friends with Protestants in orthodox and one thing that I didn't really agree with, which I would agree with the SSPX with this is like Muslims and stuff like that, which I'm like, we're not in the same realm. But so the SSPX, when the Vatican II happened, they're like, yeah, it's a, we're not listening. They said, what will still obey the Pope as long as he is in line with our traditional views. Yeah. And so basically it's like, okay, well, then you're not, you're not, uh, you're not holding the people supremacy or whatever authority in a realistic view of light because you're opposing it. And they went as far as to appoint four new bishops, which bishops is like the top dudes, right? It doesn't go pope cardinals bishops of its pope bishops, I think. And then cardinals. I think well, cardinals get elected into popes, don't they? I only know this from that baller movie we watched. Yeah. I need the, Oh, uh, Rafine, um, it's the, where they picked the two G, oh my gosh. Dude, that was what I got my way back in the, uh, the literally the time of between after the Pope dies and they pick a new pope. I can't even think of it. I'm my mind. I can't wait. It's close. I don't know the movie, but I got the hierarchy. Okay. Hit us with it. The pope, the cardinals, the patriarchs and major archbishop's, then the archbishop's then the bishops, then the bishops, okay, pre-steakings and then religious brothers. So it's still pretty high up, but still you need the pope's approval for that's on record that, that has to happen. And these guys went out against it. They're, I don't, I forget where they were there. I think they're Italy or something. So they knew they were causing trouble, oh, they were expecting late delivery, but late and late going against the pope and the Vatican's discretion wishes, appointing these bishops, but it's just, it's like, it's a huge schism within the Catholic, because it is, it's, you're literally, it's a further, they're saying it's a further rip within the Catholic church that we haven't seen in just decades of just like of ultra conservative side that they're like, we only speak Latin in our services and do this and that and that. And then the more progressive Catholics, which I would say, I don't know, but there's some things where I'm just like, I'm like, I'm not so, this is weird, but I'm not so opposed to some of the things that the ultra conservative, the SSPX, like, I understand some of their viewpoints, you know, like, something that they're like, I don't know anything. So are they very willing to question like, what do you, what do you, because like, I get holding to tradition if the tradition is read in scripture and has served the church. The main thing was the, the inclusivity of, um, I guess being like, open of like, cordial with like the Muslim faith and different faiths of just like, because there have been some people high up in the Catholic church, yeah, Potomamba or whatever, like they would be against that crap. 100% like some stuff that intermixes that is clearly not, of course, rooted, right? Other idols. What are we doing? So that's why I'm just kind of like, I can understand both sides a little bit, but you run into the issue, though, where they have like the papal supremacy, too. And it's like, where is that scripture? They, they argue that through the example, Peter, but also the Davidic line. They say we have an example from the line of David and the Pope being the, like, a version of David. Yeah. Not that I agree with that. I understand. I understand. That's a jump to me, though, to like, because you don't even have like apostolic, like how many generations removed before like apostolic authority is like, you can't say that anymore. Yeah. I don't know. But the bishops are technically part of the apostolic, well, that, I mean, I understand. So it's like, they are like appointing like what the apostles did. So that's why it's a huge thing. Yeah. And I think that's the problem. I think we expect there to be no conflict whatsoever, no rebellion. And the church has to be the best at resolution. Yeah. And so like, we have to be really good at expecting this type of stuff and figuring out, okay, how do we go from here instead of letting it divide the church? Like there's got to be, that's got to be the highlight here is how to bounce back from this. Yeah. I agree with you. I agree with you. As a Catholic. As a lifelong Catholic. But it's like, you think of like, I just like, cause obviously me and Lillard on this journey of like orthodoxy and a lot of my family is Catholic, Protestant, you know, all that mixed Irish Irish. Irish. Um, grandma was utterly posted. She was from Northern Ireland. They didn't get along with the Catholics too much. Um, but, oh, what was I saying? Do you think of just like, oh, why can't like the, why does the church have these issues? Like, this just seems like such a new thing in this division within the churches and stuff. But it's like, you read like just the New Testament in the book of Revelation. It's like, this was like right after Jesus' time, right? And like, these letters are to the churches of like how they're already messing up. Yeah. Yeah. It's like, we have the New Testament so much. And it's like, it's really when man just gets involved, it gets messy, you know? So that's why it's just like, hold true to Christ and hold true to what he said and what he told us to do. And literally the verse of the day, make every effort to live in peace with everyone and to be holy without holiness. No one will see the Lord. Hebrews 12.14. That's literally, it's just like, I think that's the point is we are going to have conflict. We are going to have opposing views, but we have to learn to be unified. Yeah. That's where the beauty comes in. Like, you don't want to look, you know, like, you don't want a marriage to look up to to be meant your mentors, like, I want, like, the perfect marriage isn't a marriage that's never had any problems. Like, no, a great marriage is a marriage that's lasted 60 years, but had heart breaks and forgiveness and all this stuff. Sure. And yet at the very end, they're still closer than ever. It's like, that's the point. Yeah. Part of me, like, because we are broken, we are, like, that's just who we are. Yeah. Part of me wonders, like, you know, like, if you've ever had roommates and then after like a couple of years, you're like, we've been roommates too long. Like part of me wonders if like the problem in some pockets of organized religion, if like, it's, it becomes too focused on theology and not on ministry. And so you get this like weird infighting that starts because people aren't being great commissional. Like they get stuck and then get just weird with it. Yeah. Like, this is just like, I don't know, like a supposition, but I mean, like, I wonder what problems would go away if people would like take the last thing Jesus said really seriously. And it's like, I'm not worried about your deacons meeting, like, I'm going out and loving people. That's so good, Andrew. I'm sure that. Yeah. So we're starting a denomination. Yes. We just started it. No. Yeah. Yeah. It's called the, uh, the holy, the butterfly. Eminent. Eminent. Eminent. The Holy Eminent. Yeah. I saw a guy talking about, he said, FIFA's boring. FIFA's boring, football's boring, soccer's boring. He's like, countries are boring. You know what I'm into? Interreligion. Football. That'd be crazy. And he is like, everybody has to show up. And I think the rest of our ins are going to win. You know, that would actually be right. I got the lungs for it. All the comments were naming different things and they're like, do the, the Buddhist monks are going to be levitating on the field. Yeah. Have you ever seen a shout? Was it Shaolin Socker? Yeah. Oh my god. I, I rewants to clutch from that. Oh, you love it. Yeah. It's so great. It's pretty, it's great for being pretty. It's like this, but soccer, you know, yeah, I grew up on that and didn't realize that was weird. Oh, no. Shaolin Socker. Oh, it's so good. So good. Yeah. I think the Buddhist would probably win. Yeah. Um, I don't know. Dude. Catholics got some representation around the freaking globe. Yeah, dude. You know who to lose. Yeah. The Methodist. Methodist. Methodist. No, Mormons who definitely lose. Oh, actually, no, they're BYU teams pretty good. Their soccer program's pretty good. Yeah, they got the money. They got the money to convert. I'm saying Scientology because you just don't see them coming. Yeah. Yeah. You have no idea where they're at. They're just like. Um, anyways, we got more to talk about on our Patreon. Hooray. Yeah. Patreon. Patreon.com/Ninjas are butterflies people and make sure to go to cynical swag.com. Looking great. That shirt. Get your new. We got the new tank. The new tank top. Crap, tap. And then we get the power ninja shirt. Powered. If you drop in the comments, try to take a picture or screenshot of the Japanese lettering at the bottom and see if you can translate that or if you know how to speak Japanese, it's a little least right for you guys. At least for it. I feel like this microphone can hear me blink. 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