Joey Dief recounts his firsthand experience attending a secretive, high-level event with Peter Teal at a Freemasons Grand Mastery in Nashville, where he was exposed to controversial theories about the Antichrist and geopolitical collapse. The event, described as hot, intense, and intellectually demanding, involved AI-powered real-time translation to make Teal's complex messaging more accessible. This leads into a broader discussion on global preparedness: over 30 countries, including the US, UK, and Germany, are now urging citizens to stockpile food, water, and batteries due to fears of cyber attacks, extreme weather, and power grid failures. The Pentagon's "Fortress" program, which trains military bases to operate for 90 days without external support, underscores deep concerns about supply chain and infrastructure fragility. Experts and former intelligence insiders warn that such disruptions could trigger rapid societal breakdowns, including looting and civil unrest, especially in major urban centers. While the scale of the threat is debated, a pattern emerges—wealthy elites and government figures are preparing for crisis, suggesting a coordinated, possibly strategic, response. Critics suggest these warnings may be used to manipulate public behavior, such as reducing voter turnout ahead of elections. The discussion also touches on internet rumors, like misleading images of missile defenses at Mar-a-Lago, and historical doomsday theories like Malthusiasm. Ultimately, the podcast presents a cautious, evidence-based analysis: while a global catastrophe is not guaranteed, the signs of systemic vulnerability—economic, technological, and social—are undeniable, prompting a call for practical, low-cost preparedness, such as water, food, and communication tools. The tone remains skeptical of apocalyptic claims, emphasizing instead the need for resilience in the face of real, escalating risks.
What's up everybody and welcome back to another episode of the Joy and Dory podcast. I am Joy and Dory. Now I'm Joey Dief. How you doing? How you doing? Ladies and gentlemen, we have an exclusive right now. This is the first time you're going to be hearing it and in fact, it is actually the first time I'm going to be hearing it and you hear deep deep saying yep over there because he has been holding this on his chest all week, but Joey Dief was a personal guest like invited personally and got to shadow personally along with Peter Teal at his Antichrist lecture series. I believe part four down in Nashville. So we hit Rome. We hit San Francisco. Maybe it was part three and now we hit Nashville. I think it was three to four days. We'll get to the details later. But you know, Dief, first of all, did not know you were a member of the Freemasons because this took place at a Freemasons Grand Mastery, whatever the fuck lodge. That's number one. Number two, what was it like? Hot, sweaty, tittle lighting. It was everything. Oh, we made you do stuff. Oh, pause. I know you're not like that, but like, you know, when and not, I'm not. I just wanted to learn about what's coming. The Antichrist and Mr. Teal apparently because he's excited about it. The Antichrist is white, like not skin color, just, you know what I'm getting at. Yeah. Yeah. Took one for the team, huh? Yeah. Don't we all eventually? Listen, don't say Joey Dief's not committed. How did you become a personal guest? Like, have you been backchalleling with Peter Teal? No pun intended, but behind my back here, as we shred him, we can week out on this show. Yeah, you heard my joke about his face and all that stuff. Right. Joey's always so sweaty. He's like, this kid's got the goods and he's like, listen, we can, you know, three mil, four mil, name your price. And I was like, Peter, I'll do it for nothing. You did it for nothing. No, I did it for like six mil. Yeah. You did it for six mil. Yeah. But you're still here working. Yeah. You got to work. It's not the goodness of your heart. I don't want to be lazy. Well, extra jump change, huh? Yeah. Exactly. Okay. So, it was a lot for a man's soul and I learned that at his talk he did, so he was told about an honest day's work. That's the genius. Yeah. Running algorithms and finding targets and bogies, as he called them. Bogies. Bogies. Is that like a code word for twink? No. No, that's a code word for, you know, enemies. Okay. Yeah. All right. Yeah. I might have a different opinion on you now, Joey Deef, but you know, I love how you skirted around the Freemason part of that. Well, yeah. Just pretended not to talk about it. What do you want to know? Is there a 34th level? There is. There is. That's where your boy is at. When you say, "You're a boy." I mean, you prefer a "You're a boy." You know, tell her, "You're a boy." Like me. Okay. Yeah. To your 30-fo. 30-fo. Three-fo. Yeah. Three-plus-four equals seven. So that's like the number of God, you know, seven's a lucky number. Uh-huh. Lucky number, 11. Yeah. Interesting movie. Yeah. What's in the box? I couldn't tell you. Okay. Yeah. So is this just like he's talking in front of a crowd like it's a college lecture or are there party favors? Are there icebreaker events? Maybe you go out and tie one on like, you know, it's a lot, it's a lot of ums and in that, you know. So like everyone gets like a pair of headphones that they, you, and they use whisper flow or whatever AI. Whisper flow. Yeah. To kind of just make him sound more legible and like a human being because you're dealing with a lizard, you know? So. Oh, wow. So they're like translating him in real time. Yeah. Well, it just sounds like a person who can speak properly and it's just like do a lingo for retards. Kind of. Yeah. Got it. Um, that makes sense. Yeah. And you know, he kind of just lays it all out. He has a little PowerPoint. Oh, he's still working on PowerPoint. That's kind of a TBT. Yeah. But it's like a cool one with like cool logos in it. Is that AI on it? Yeah. He uses AI to make it. So usually it's like not written in English. So it's very shiny PowerPoint. Yes. Okay. He's a shiny guy. He is a very shiny guy. Yeah. That would be on brand. Who some actual behind the scenes of apparently what goes on there, if it can be believed, you'll understand what I mean when we get to that part. But of course today we'll talk about the Israeli elections, which obviously come in the middle of this war that's going on that the current government over there certainly drag this into. So it's very confusing. Obviously they run a different system than we do in a dual party system. So we'll break some of that down and why they don't currently have a government set up other than a holdover government. Sure. It's, you know, not unanimous right now. We'll get to that. And we also got to talk about the end of the world. Yes. Apparently we should all be planning to be dead on Wednesday. I don't know how you plan for death, but I got a lot to do. So you know what? Maybe this will do me a solid, right? Right. No more movie. You want to stress about that because movies won't matter. They won't matter. Yeah. No one will be gone. It's the great blackout is what they're calling it. Yes. So we'll talk about that. There's some odd suspicions with this. I don't like doom and gloom in case you haven't figured that all out. Obviously we got to call out things that are terrible. We do it through a community cleanse and all that. But like when people are like it's all over, the antichrist is coming. We're all going to be dead. There's no meaning to life. That's not fun for me. It's very stupid and frankly, like if something were going to happen that wiped us out, I wouldn't remember it the next second. And I'd like to live my life on my feet, having a good time on the way there. That said, we'll discuss what people are saying and do that whole thing. And I do have an update on the Kushner stuff that I talked about last week. Simon and Schuster reached out to me like the day after that episode aired Simon and Schuster is the company that the publishing company that published Matthew Cole's book that came out a day early actually. They ended up putting it out on Monday, which was also interesting. Regarding these claims about Jared Kushner, they gave me access to the book right away. Hey, guys, if you're not following me on Spotify, please hit that follow button and leave a five-star review. They're both a huge, huge help. Thank you. And I went through and checked some stuff. So I will talk about that as well, because you heard me last week. I'm going to report on things when they're coming out with new information that we have to go through. But I certainly had serious reservations, even as the president of the Jared Kushner Hader Club, obviously we've covered the other $6.1 billion worth of transactions. He's done that we can verify that looked already as fuck. Just because I may feel that way, I do have to look at each situation based on evidence. And I had some serious questions about evidence here, so much so that also like John Stewart did a great sit down with Matthew Cole on as we turn out on Monday that literally took the words out of my mouth. It's talking steel dossier, like he said, this sounds very steel dossier, which is exactly what I said to Simon and Schuster as well. But I will get to that. So let's start with this whole, whatever this is, with suddenly a bunch of government officials coming out and people around government or people that have been in government and saying, prepare for the worst. What is it, Dave? We have it down there. Like 33 countries or something that have in some way publicly prepped 33, oh, I thought you said it was three foe. That's why I'm not worried about that's why you're not worried about it. That's why you were a little too excited about that three, three. So I don't know if I believe the three, four. So we'll pull out that first week right there. Yeah. 33 countries are telling their citizens to stockpile for an emergency. Here's the full list in Europe, they're 17, and that includes Austria, Germany, Sweden, Norway, Switzerland, Estonia, UK, France, Netherlands, Denmark, Finland, Latvia, Lithuania, Poland, Chechnya. No, that's not Chechnya. Was that Czech Republic? That's Chechnya. Chechnya? Yeah. That one is just blanked in my brain, sorry, as much as I look through European stuff. Oh, it's the Czech Republic. It's the Czech Republic. Yeah. It's a short name. I was going to say, like, am I fucked up right now? Yeah, I don't know. All right. Croatia and then Ireland, who specifically said stock be essentials. In the Americas, we have Canada, Mexico, Chile, Colombia, Colombia, say, and stack the essentials. What is that? Like, fucking hookers and Coke? Well, that's what I thought for Ireland. It's just like a bunch of Guinness. Yeah, it's a bunch of fucking Guinness and St. Patrick's Day relics. Anyway, USA, Brazil, Brazil had an interesting election, by the way. And so we don't even have that on the list, but that was pretty interesting. Argentina, as well, and Brazil and Argentina are saying emergency kit, whatever that means. Asia includes Taiwan, Japan, Israel, India, Philippines, Singapore. Very interesting that it's just Taiwan and not China with them. Well, because, yeah, China is their good. They're good. They're good, yeah. They got them supplied. Yeah, they're like dude. Well, this is how they're going to take Taiwan. They're just going to like lock out Taiwan and be like, bitch, one China. I'm really sorry. You could have been on our grid. I'm rooting for you, Taiwan. Trust me. No, of course. I am rooting for you, but that does not look great anyway. It's funny to think that Israel's in Asia too.
Well, it's an asiatic country. No, I know, but it's just fun. Like I don't really think about it like that often Well, I think when we think of Asia and it's not even like a race thing It's like in general when you think of Asia You separate that in your head when you say the word Middle East sure yet all the countries in the Middle East are in Asia Yeah, but they're like their own thing right, you know, and then Israel's really like its own thing Anyway, so you got in the ocean and Africa. You got New Zealand South Africa and Australia also said it as well the EU said every citizen should be ready for 72 hours now 72 hours Is better than a month. I'll say that. Yeah, you get a nice fast in honestly. Honestly, I do a one-hour fast at least once I'm sorry. I do a 72 hour fast. It leads once every other year I did one after we got back from Italy this year to clean out the system after that fucking vendor and You know, it's not the worst thing ever. It's actually really really good for the immune system So maybe this is actually an opportunity hidden in darkness. Yeah, right? I like that. Okay, and they said reasons given include extreme weather and Cyber attacks and war I feel like they just threw the extreme weather and they're just to like Check one box off the climate change kind of thing Same week a 6.3 billion dollar hack hit Binance the biggest crypto heist on record Yeah, and it does leave one to wonder what are they know that we do not now Because what we have a lot to go through here with like different people talking and I'm I'm gonna be jumping a little bit So stay with me, but I do think back to to When I did that podcast with Sean Ryan three and a half years ago You know the different world at the time sure, but he was pounding the table and I mean that literally like pounding the table about his number one concern being power grid Takeouts and I have to say the reason that I Had thought about that a lot before he ever said that and shared that concern and Continued to just in general not related to these recent like hardcore warnings in general worry about that is because of a book that I read back in 2019 I believe that came out I think it came out in 2019 called San Warren by Andy Greenberg who I later had on my podcast for Episodes 99 and 127 so Andy wrote this book and You know, this is before the Russia Ukraine war and everything, but his investigation had to do with the GRU hacking team Specifically, I believe called fancy bear within there. That was the code name for it in Russia and some of the test attacks If that's what you want to call it they would do in Ukraine and at these went very under the radar one of them I believe like the first big one was in Kiev in December 2015 and it wasn't that long but effectively in the city and deep can pull up the details just because it's been a while in the city They shut down a Lot of the power grid in an instant and it turned back on how long was it Joey Dief? It was actively engaged in cyber operations It was it was not that let's see if we can ask how long the blackout Lasted but it wasn't this didn't last like three weeks or anything like that, but it was one to six hours one to six hours exactly so was that night and trust me that's a big problem obviously for a higher grid in a major city to go out for one to six hours So I'm not discounting that but It was like it was it was ominously a test where they're like let's just see what we can do and It makes you think okay if now we're living in this cyber medic world if you will where everything's connected via source codes A zero and them ones and now you insert this whole fucking AI thing and all that You know where we all have our by we I mean every country around the world has all their hacking teams and their internal Intelligent services or just playing with buttons from behind keyboards and shit and suddenly you know instead of just worrying about people hitting a red button with a nuke You know that's at least like one thing that involves a chain of command now someone hits like the e key with the fucking little asterisk key by accident And sets off the wrong code and suddenly a whole power grids down for fucking four days in Bangladesh Right like this is a problem and we have a literal test case that Andy wrote about in that book that describes this already happening before now One of the things that has given me some I don't know if comforts the right word, but at least some Not like doomsday thought on this has been the mutually assured destruction kind of thing so Russia for example is demonstrated they have an ability to shut down some power grids in major places Perhaps that could also include other countries around the world perhaps including my own here in the United States But they haven't done it even when we've been engaged in a hot proxy war with them basically for the last fucking five years they haven't done it and the thought there and this doesn't mean this is true But the thought there is that perhaps it is a mutually assured destruction war game That's already been played out where it's like well fuck if we did it to the United States They'd do it to us times fucking for yes They'd lose a lot of people but we'd be fucked and it'd be like shooting us in in both our feet at the same time And the United States may be thinking that as well with other countries like Russia or like China and For the best in the sense that you don't want anyone hit this button. I don't care who they are right, but The fact like Sean was so on that and he was really on that as it pertained to China Which is fascinating because China does have the largest other GDP in the world and they control a lot of the supply chains in the world Something that we ran into a big issue with if you remember During the COVID pandemic which actually Joey the if that could have gotten Way worse it was bad if you remember March April May because like you know They make all the fucking we're not someone all the basic materials here But like it was manageable enough that like enough Big companies could come together and fill some gaps you know to get whatever it was eat like medical equipment shit like that But think of that on a scale of a hundred Now you got a big problem because now you're playing more of a race against time Every scale up is not like a scale of like When you go two exits to two it's more exponential, you know if you scale that at a hundred It's really times fucking a hundred thousand on damage or a million on that whatever you want to say So I do I have always had this in the back of my head. I remember I made a 12 and a half minute documentary back in See episode was Sean. I think came out June Saturday June 4th 2023 so I would have put out that documentary probably the day before I want to say maybe like June 3rd or June 2nd But I did it around that power grid conversation and I don't know that's always been there So it's been fascinating that a lot of these conversations you're hearing that I'm going to talk about from different people be it like Media mouthpieces like fucking Glen Beck media mouthpieces slash former government people like Dan Bon Gino You know, they are specifically referencing power grids and takeouts I do also find it fascinating the timing of this now if if you would You know Indulge me for a minute. Joey D if let's let's stick on our little tinfoil hats Just just for a minute just for a minute. I don't have a high confidence degree on this, but I'm going to throw it out there It's we're recording this on Friday evening The Tuesday before the midterms. Yep. The Republicans it would appear from the data Are probably not looking at a good day on Tuesday. I'd say no. I'd say probably not Definitely not. I'd say it's not looking great. Yeah, but you know perhaps this is some sort of massive spread of news agreement to get people panicking To I don't know push down turnout It's possible. I I don't know I did have that thought because like it is all coming like It got this week when it was first like hitting the feeds. I was like a skip like all right What is this fucking why are we being dumb here like it is fucking skip And then it kept hitting and then I would hit like non-interested And it would still keep hitting and then I'd see it hit from multiple different countries And then I'd see like this guy talking about them this former and this person who's not politically involved in this person Who is politically involved to the point that like I have to pay attention to it again I'm hoping it's just siop bullshit, but like You know definitely interesting that they Would do that right now. I'm with you. I mean health people go to vote and there's a blackout then what Can't work a machine. You can't work a machine in a blackout. That's a good point Yeah, you can't cast a vote in a blackout So maybe you just delay Yeah, and then you have a holdover government. Oh I see what you did there. This is classic biz. What am I gonna say? It is classic biz real quick before the bongino thing You see where I have what anarchy looks like. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. We're gonna scare ourselves. How about that Joey Deef? It's Halloween. I'm gonna get a little scared, right? Let's get spooky. Okay
If the trucks stopped rolling tomorrow, that's a pretty hard as like a writer. - It's a good opening. - You're a writer, that's pretty good opening. This is from Akash Gupta. Don't know who he is, just saying. - Oh, so it's written with AI. - It's written with AI. - Great. - Great opener. - Thanks Akash. (laughing) - I don't know, I just thought this was interesting. If the trucks stopped rolling tomorrow, the shelves at your grocery store would start fitting out in a day or two. That is true. If the trucks did stop rolling, that is true. - Point. - Your tap water would start running dry in two to four weeks because the chemicals that make it safe to drink show up on a truck every week or two. We can fact-check that. That sounds reasonable. Hold on to that second number. It's the one that makes all this 30-day talk make sense and it's why the Pentagon is planning for 90. Here's what actually is going on. Dambangino told his podcast listeners Monday to get 30 days of food, water, and batteries, and he said the warnings came from the UK. Britain's new Be Ready campaign, I think it's a real campaign, which launched October 22nd really asks for 72 hours. That works out to nine liters of water per person plus canned food, cash, and wind up radio. The 90 is the Pentagon. Under a program called Fortress, every major military base in the lower 48 is supposed to be able to run on its own for at least 90 days when its own power fuel with its own power fuel and water. Dambangino brought it up himself. The Pentagon is building Fortress America, he said. So you build Fortress my house. So what's everyone preparing for? That was, that's a good one, Dan. That was a good one. Nobody's naming a date, but Britain's Defense Secretary wrote that his country has a little over 1,000 days to be ready to fight. So this is interesting. You're here in 30 days from the UK to the US to be reported, but the UK is saying 72 and have basic preparations that seems to be for tomorrow, but then the saying it's really 1,000 days away, which is effectively three years. Yeah, and then also two, what if I prepare for 72 hours and we're in a 90 day, you didn't get me ready? You didn't get me ready. You didn't, you're not my best interest in mind. Well, the Pentagon's planners are working off the assumption that a big war takes out the civilian power grid and breaks global supply chains. That's where the track, where the trucking numbers come in. The American Trucking Association's ran a version of this scenario years ago. The grocery store goes first because stores keep almost nothing in the back room. The water goes later because treatment plants only get chemical deliveries every seven to 14 days, a 30 day stash basically gets your family past the point where the tap gets sketchy. Now do the water map. FEMA says plan on a gallon per person per day. A family for it for 30 days needs 120 gallons, which weighs about 1,000 pounds, picture half a ton of water stacked in a one bedroom apartment. The 90 day version, the bases are planning for it, comes to a ton and a half. Joey, if we got the Jersey City reservoir over here, I'll just go drink that fucking shit. Yeah, I got filters, dog. You got, yeah, I got filters too. I'll just take that water and I'll filter it. It's got a little fentanyl. We'll filter it out. Everything has a little fentanyl. That's right, we're owned by China. They put fentanyl everything. That's right. And you just got to build up the immune system. It's a good opportunity to do that, you know? So the 90 day version, the bases are planning for it, comes with a ton and a half. That's a big part of why governments keep asking for 72 hours, Britain reportedly held off on a campaign like this because officials worried it would scare people. Oh, I wonder why. Yeah, they've always been worried about doing that. Oh, I wonder why they've always been worried about that. They only had Tony Blair as their fucking prime minister to start a war everywhere. Anyway, he did have help from the American government leading the way to be clear, but still. Now who was that? Nima was just talking about. Nima Parvini was in here talking about all the shit. Tony Blair's paid off to like fucking promote these days around the world. Yeah. Can't make this shit up. But Bongino, there's a video of Bongino talking. So you heard a little bit of it right there. Let's, obviously, Bongino's not a friend of the show is Tim Dillon would say. But nonetheless, let's hear what he said right here. I think it's the first one right there. This was what? Like yesterday on his show? This is from-- Yeah, it's from yesterday. OK, let's press play on that. Folks, there's nothing controversial. Yes, I'm a little worried. A little worried. Now the potential for a cyber strike that could regionally lead to some brownouts and blackouts that could cause a lot of problems. But as I said in the segment-- But don't worry about it. Because you know I'm not a tumor or a panicking, which I made crystal clear. As I said in the segment, the best day of your life is the day you have all this preparedness stuff. And in like 10 years, it expires, and you throw it in the garbage. That's right. The best day of your life. There's a little money. The worst day of your life has got for it being something that happens. That's right. And you turn on the tap water faucet. And nothing comes out after a week or two because chemicals run out filtration plants. And you got no water. There is no downside whatsoever to a little bit of preparedness. I got a Facebook message on my personal account this morning from a friend I haven't spoken to in 40 years. Since I was like 10 years old. That's what you're going to say. Don't panic. There's no need for panic. Just get everything to prepare. That thing we live in always, some tumultuous, chaotic time, it does you no good to not be prepared. I can't believe how many people-- OK, that's enough. I can't. His old partner is so prepared. He's looking at two places at once, you know? No, yeah, I like how a friend he hasn't heard from in 40 years. That guy was so spooked. And he's like, I got to reach out. I know we haven't spoken a while, but hey, Dan, are we all going to die? No, we're going to be fine. I haven't talked to you since 4th grade. Good to hear from you. Fortress my house. That's a new plan. Yeah, now I can't possibly play videos back to back at Dan Bonjino and Glenn Beck said, don't hit play on this Glenn Beck video, please. Joe, let's hit the tweet that has at least a summary of-- Jesus, he was talking for 14 minutes. That's like 13 minutes, 45 seconds too long. Yeah, back to the perfect right there. So yesterday is Glenn Beck. Yesterday I told you to prepare for impact. And if you haven't already, you need to start. Nearly every country in the West is warning its people to get ready. America isn't going to be the exception. If a crisis hits here or the grid goes dark, nobody from Washington will show up to save you right away. Yeah, there'll be too busy fucking-- I don't know, right in kids or some shit. Anyway, you don't need a bunker or a fortune, but you do need a plan. And this is how you do it. All right, Glenn. Again, messaging, it's very the same. My suspicion meters go way, way up when I hear that. Now, this was a defense intelligence employee discussing what a scenario like this looks like. I don't know, the politics of this guy. This is someone who worked in the intel agencies to take a would a big old three-letter grain of salt. But Doc St. Clair. Doc St. Clair. Straight from the night. Listen, Doc St. Clair was cooking in this tweet. Whether or not it was a siop cook is the question. Hey, we'll listen. Again, might be AI, might not. I mean, he's obviously real, but I don't know where he's getting his writing from. You never know these days. Your window to prepare, even with the basics, is closing. For those tracking, the indicators that an event is increasingly likely, you know that it is now undeniable that something is brewing. It is now reached a point to where national governments are now overtly telling civilians to make preparations, however basic. As part of my career in the US intelligence community, this being Doc St. Clair. One of the things I supported was counterintelligence threats to continuity of government and continuity of operations. Something I can say for absolute certain is the one's government signal that their citizens need to prepare. Those preparations have already been conducted for national leadership. Bug in and bug out. Bug in involves hunkering down where you are. They lock down the facility, no one in, no one out. Bug out involves the relocation to a secure location that is away from potential threats, which includes hungry people. They lock down, no one in, no one out. It would be wise for you to assess your current situation and decide the appropriate course of action for yourself and your family. What has been happening over the past several years is that the affluent have been making their own preparations for crisis, including efforts to secure a survivable locations away from major population centers storing food, water, and the means to defend these locations. More on that from Joseph D. Philippus in a second. The most recent loud signals are likely our last real warning. Governments from Eastern Europe to the UK are now telling people that we just read all that stuff, so I don't even repeat that. So if you remember, prepping was aligned with anti-government extremism under the Obama administration, but you will notice over the next several weeks, it is an expanding time period. The government's call for people to prepare. In Europe, it currently is between three days and a week. However, the US just sent the loudest signal concerning how significant the situation is. Military basis must be self-sufficient for 90 days to gravity of this can't be understated. The calls for preparedness will escalate in their time frames. Three days will turn into a week. A week will turn into a few weeks. A few weeks into a couple months. What Americans should know is that you will be on your own. FEMA does not have the resources to help people in a time in need during an event at national scale, 'cause where are they there for? Your local authorities don't either. What Americans, for those major cities, you should know that almost two decades ago, the asymmetric warfare group and collaboration with the US military, that sounds kind of scary. Conducted a study on the process, the major population centers descended to chaos anchored on the current just in time supply chain. In three days, a major city is out of food and the major stores. Looting starts, first what's left on the shelves, then people start taking from one another. Suburbia is then come and get it. Come and try to get it, that's all I'm saying. Suburbia is then the next harvest location. people are.
Organize and target food distribution warehouses. That's more like it. Then people head out into the country where people are prepared and things get ugly You can't prepare forever even governments don't do that what you need to do is prepare to weather the storm as the saying in the military goes Kiss keep it simple stupid water rice protein canned foods then think basic medicines for colds flu and infections Then think protection and communications. You don't need thousands of dollars. You just need to be smart That's why you need joy the and then go go watch the did go watch these two movies Just read that last paragraph more freak out. I've recommended this before folks, but I'll say it again Go watch two movies the day after and threads This is not to scare you This is so you can notice the indicators leading up to crisis. They're quiet at first Government say everything is fine. It's fine. Then they say have basic preparations Then they say have more because help won't be coming immediately most people will brush it off and say it'll pass It'll pass, but we're now at the part of the both movies where governments are telling people to prepare and some degree of panic is setting in This will get worse. It's like you know someone in February 2020 tweet now go watch Quarantine and contagion you got it You watch those movies pay attention to those characters behave because you'll get a lot of good pointers. Yeah, we're gonna be all right. It's all good Your stuff you even had an FBI agent Come out of a former high-level guy who the way he talked clearly isn't a fan of cash Patel Or I'm sorry cash Patel and damn Bon Gino, but concurred with Bon Gino here I'm just gonna read a piece of this from the Daily Mail Swekker a former assistant director of the FBI's criminal investigative division Pointed into ongoing turmoil spreading across Europe with riots and protests breaking out in Paris, Rome, Milan, Barcelona, and Albania's capital to run it Oh, that's interesting Joey Dief Hold that thought for a minute. There's a copycat factor operating right now I think there are attempts and there have been attempts to create real civil unrest citing events in France Swekker detailed how parts of cities had been overrun with shops homes and infrastructure destroyed in buildings Occupied that's not the scale of a nuclear crisis or even a power grid a financial system collapse type crisis But it is a crisis that can go viral across the country and as to some degree But I think it can get worse He also warned that the US was ill equipped to contain widespread violence riding and looting I mean, I think 2020 taught us that which he claimed would be aimed at destabilizing the country from within I don't think their eyes on the ball. There are different federal agencies different law enforcement agencies across the country State and local given the political situation right now. It's been made almost impossible to operate in a sort of coordinated fashion to go after that type of threat So again, this is now someone warning about another type of thing with these riots that we've seen break out And what are it regardless of what they descended into and money that came in to make them worse because that's always gonna happen By the way, what are they what were the ones in Paris based on what are the ones we're seeing based on? They're based on economic inequality and lack of opportunity and class and particularly generational Disagreement and warfare if you will unquote and these are themes we talk about all the times We talk about the elites and we talk about all of us and how everyone's getting left behind We talk about jokingly but also with serious evidence attached like for example the boomers in wealth control versus Gen Z in a lack of opportunity And what they've been saddled with and how the demographics have flipped You know, this is a phenomenon that has occurred across the West and It has been happening statistically at least since the beginning of the 1980s To me it is a boiling frog scenario You boil the frog long enough eventually it dies I'm gonna when it starts to die when it actually realizes it's starting to die it freaks the fuck out And makes a mess in there and then explodes and you know the guts and blood and all that go everywhere. Yeah, it hit with the shrapnel, right? Yep Little frog trap. No, I had a pet frog once. Yeah, I Did not it was a fire belly toad I had a goldfish got roasted under the night light got cooked Oh, we got cooked the hard bastard. Yeah, cuz they get the night lights the night lights are hot And it so they need a little pool to cool off in and my frog I don't know how he did it he'd kind of like toppled it over and so we couldn't cool off And so I woke up one morning in the fourth grade and he was just like Tiny gray and shriveled and cooked up It's fucked up. You boiled your frog. I Didn't I love that fucker. I used to take him out and like hold him in my hands and be like what that? Oh, this you know you call the Wayne PD your mom called the Wayne PD for a loan investigation No, we buried him in the backyard under a little frog Very be evidence. Yeah, buried the evidence. Yeah, it's all starting to make sense you sociopath. Yeah, he was a good boy It sounds like it Fire belly toad look it up folks Fire belly toad died of heat stroke. That's a good title. That'll get people here Yeah, I don't know Starting to question this guy anyway Well, if if you're not feeling good about this Joey Deef Just you know, you talk about a little preparedness Mara Lago's got some fresh new surface tear missiles. You see these motherfuckers. Yeah, what's that all about? Look at these pictures. I got a link there for you. Yeah, I'm pulling it over here. First time you're seeing this Joey Deef Look at why does that look fake a little iron domey, right? Why does that why does that look like those are miniature cars? Because they might be it doesn't am I crazy? You're not crazy Why do those look like two hot wheels? I'm just looking at this live right now. No, I mean, I didn't see this. I haven't seen this Yeah, this is the first time you're seeing it. I saw it about 120 seconds before we went on air and just tossed it in there for shits and gigs that they do look like hot wheels Like it looks like this is a real tweet like this from Mario Nafal. Yeah. Yeah, but it's like Did they just take like a little miniature set put it really close in the foreground to like scale it up to the house in the back? I don't know. Yeah, no, is that a house for ants? Right or that or this could all just be minored pictures Get me a video and prove to me. It's not AI and I want a real person walking by for scale all that right Right, because also this is like it's like a platform on water Like what what even is this? That's a little strange. Joey Deef Can we see the tweet from Mario Nafal's writer? Let's see that All right, so Tron's Mar-a-Lago residents is now protected by surface to air missiles and they're not taking any chances the US military is positioned a venture air defense systems on a floating barge beside the property with additional unit station near Air Force 1's parking At Palm Beach Airport also where Jeffrey Epstein would fly out of each Humvee mounted system can fire heat-seeking stinger missiles That's nice. We like a good stinger missile stinger missiles it drones helicopters and low flying aircraft doesn't say anything about nukes The secret service says threats against Trump are rising while federal records show more than 160 airspace violations around Palm Beach since October 2025 a presidential residence now has its own missile defenses and Washington is considering making its restricted airspace Permanente That's what they're reporting folks. We're just bringing it to you. Where does Palm Beach Pete fit in don't yeah? Where is he you know is he sitting in one of these trucks with his new veneers if he's sitting in the missiles themselves And he's the one that's gonna get blasted in the drones. I won't be that upset. You know, I'm sure he'll love going I don't wish that on him. I wouldn't do that. Far as terribly of course, you know, like it's only if he wants to do it You know, but be good internet cloud and I think that's what he's looking for you'd go out with a bang pants right you'd go out with a real bad work like Katie Perry firework playing well, he's launched from the fucking air defense Yeah, I'll tell you when I saw the New York Post get in on on the sci-fi part Yeah, that gave me a lot of that though. Yeah, they put out a post that says the world ends in two weeks according to a shocking 1960 study under horrific circumstances. Whoa, I ain't gonna read this shed But it's some fucking, you know, University of Illinois physicists. No one's ever heard of before casted at Doomsday on November 13th 2026 which happens to be a Friday the 13th and he said it was because I will give you these details I said because the population was gonna get so fucking big that everyone would squeeze each other in which obviously has not happened So, you know, what is it like a ridiculous percentage of the earth doesn't even have fucking people on it like the dumbest shit of all time That's there's a term for that Doug Rushkov was talking about what the fuck is that term again? The people the economic theory about overpopulation and you just type that in and see if we can grab that thief But like, you know, it's this Doomsday theory that got popularized in the 60s and 70s I want to say with some of these fucking unelected think tanks that you know, we're like, yeah, we got to stop Fuckings because we're making too many people. Is it the myth of infinite growth? Yeah, absolutely economic and now What it type in what is the term the economic theory that says Population will not keep up with production. That's what it was. That's what it was. It's like a one-worder But like the club of Rome
would talk about this from like a sustainability standpoint. It's not corn, corn your coat. Malthusiasm, yes, that's it. That's it, Malthusiasm. So, yeah, I'm not a huge believer in that. It's very bleak way to look at stuff. And it also like, doesn't make sense. The one thing we do from a population standpoint that like we should figure out is we congregate to tightly and limited places. Like a lot of the land is totally open. By the way, that's not to say I'm like, yeah, let's go cut down the rainforest and start living in there. Obviously like this comes with huge asterisks. But there are places where perhaps you could set up society around the world, you know, in America and in all different places where maybe we haven't incentivized doing that. And then we incentivize fucking shit up in the wrong places. Like the rainforest, for example, which obviously we've done a lot of work on this podcast over the years talking about the bullshit that happens in there and how important a place like that actually is for literally the oxygen in the atmosphere. It represents around or over 20% of the world's oxygen supply coming from that one area. So, you know, it does matter where that is. But the Malthusiasm thing is very, very bleak and I've never liked that. But Joey Deef, Joey Deef was as they say over the target last week. And we didn't have time to get to this tweet last week. And I'm glad we did not. He put it out like the day before we recorded the episode of the day of and we were going to talk about it but we didn't get to it. I'm glad we didn't get to it though because it's even more on point when it comes to what we just talked about. So, can you read this cook? - Yeah, absolutely. So this was a replying to a video of why Alex Carp looks down on high-decker eons. - It's a tiger eons. - That's a tough one. - That is a tough one. - Well, I said people adjacent to Carp will agree with him. However, I find it interesting that in the conversations I've been a part of with Julian and guests that have consulted with billionaires and elites like such on a slew of things that one remains true across the spectrum. Many of these individuals do in fact believe society is approaching the event as high-decker would have called it. The specificity though is debated. Whether it's climate-related, civil unrest, nuclear war, et cetera. But the general consensus is that something will happen. So on one hand, Carp and/or others alike look down on high-decker eons, but on the other, friends like Peter Teal and Jared Kushner are hedging their bets by doing things such as moving to Argentina or building bunkers and remote parts of New Zealand. - Very well said. When that is the thing like again, as an optimist, which I am, even with some things where it's like, wow, we're not arresting people that we're involved with, Epstein and stuff like that. Yes, I'm cynical on things like that, but when it comes to humanity and it comes to the world and society, I'm a very optimistic person. What I try not to do though is get too biased with that and not pay attention to as Joe Kent would say, the data points that occur around me, which Joey Deef laid out. He's picking up the same things that I am in here, which is that you see so many of these people talking about these things like the event. You see so many of these people referring to like very elite wealthy people who are a part of these groups that know more, whether we like it or not, they know more about some things in reality than we do 'cause they keep it away from us. You see them all building their bunkers and talking to people like Doug Rushkov years ago, even trying to get an idea of what to do and how to plan and that things are coming. And then you put that all in the fucking soup and mix it together in the crock pot and you think about where we are on the mapping of something like the fourth turning, which means we're in that decade of like it explodes, whatever, you know, the bad crisis is of this period. But then you wonder, is the crisis what these guys are repairing forward? It's actually like a world ending event or is it just something objectively really, really bad that we're kind of living through right now, maybe in different ways between the pandemic, you know, Western society having economic problems, political turmoil, some wars happening, which these are all very, very bad, you know, but that are not world ending. It's not like, oh, there's 8 billion people. Now there's only 300 million. Like that's the kind of event that it appears these people are more talking about, which I don't want to believe would be a thing. That's why we're looking at this going, what in the name of fucking Syops is going on here with everyone in tandem talking about the end of the world and preparing for the end of, you know, they're not saying prepare for the end of the world but they're talking about things like, you can't work out to be fucked, fam. It's weird. It's weird, but what's really nice, Joy-Deef, is that a world that has a lot less people won't need as much RAM. - That's right. - That's right. - Isn't that right? - That's right. - I heard Sam Altman lecture us about that. - Yes, Sam. - Did we have that? - Yeah, we got it. - Of course we got it. - I also just before I move on, I was like, you know what, let me look at old Alex just real quick. - Oh, the old Harper. - Because obviously like the whole high-decker philosophy was like the event and he was clowning on him and high-decker worked for the Nazis. So he's like, of course you had that philosophy. You're a loser. You guys lost and it's like, yeah, that's very true. But then why does Mr. Carp need such a crazy bunker? Why does he need these? - It's crazy enough. - You know? So he moved to his billionaire bunker months before moving headquarters to Miami. Palantir CEO, Alex Carp reportedly got his own billionaire bunker in Miami. How do you get a billionaire bunker in Miami? The city's already under water. - It's 9,700 square feet. - Where? - It's a fucking ocean. - Well, it does actually have the address which on Google, like, you know, like, yeah. - All right, let's not. - Yeah, I don't want to get to that. - Yeah, I'm just, it's public information. I'm just saying. - Y'all can go Google that. You didn't hear that from me? - Exactly. You know, I won't put it on screen forever. - Give 'em the wrong spelling of the same job. - I'll show, I'm showing you though. It's, this is where it is. Look, all right, off screen, can you just hit Google Maps on that? - Miami's like under water. What? What, has he got great white sharks swimming around the fucking sea through tank down there? Like, what the fuck is going on? - Yeah, let's see, 'cause now you, now I'm really curious. - Yeah, I, that's the last place on, yeah, this is like, we're, I don't want to say. But, he's got a bunker there. What the fuck, kind of technology, it looks like it's just like its own thing, you know? - That is what's he built in fucking Atlantis? That's nuts, okay. - This is it. I mean, the house looks like a fucking bunker, but you're telling me you built something below that? Oh, go up, go up, go up, try to, again, people can't see us, if you want to Google it, you can yourself, go up to the picture. - Yeah. - I wonder if there's like a, in that part, right there, you know what I mean, the blue part, if you know what I'm talking about? - Yeah, that's right. - Try not to give this away? - Yeah, yeah. - I wonder if there's like a secret little compartment there. Like, you see those videos of the guys like taking a school bus, digging a hole in the ground, and then like-- - Yeah, yeah. - But that's not very deep, wow. - It's interesting. - Yeah, y'all can Google it. It's out of my price range, you know? Unfortunately, just by about seven zeros. But-- - Yeah, speaking of RAM, as you were saying. - Yeah, speaking of RAM, less people, less RAM needed. - That's right. And my Lord and Savior, or our Lord and Savior, against our will, Sam Altman had some thoughts about this. Open AI, CEO, Sam Altman, believes people owning RAM, meaning like you and me, is wasteful, and that it belongs in data centers instead. From a global allocation perspective, actually, it's quite terrible to have everyone have a bunch of the world's limited supply of DRAMs sitting in their own computer. 'Cause why should you have it at home, you little pleb? We'll give you a little-- You know what, you don't even need bread and circus. Take the scraps off the ground. - He's like, you guys can have 128 megabytes of RAM, so that you have enough to use grub hub and, you know, you can order food and things, but you don't need anything else. You don't need-- - You don't need performance in your machine. - You don't need a goddamn thing, as they say. - But yeah, you know, let's just sleep till Wednesday, and I feel like if we're all still here, we're gonna be all right. - Yeah, I think we'll be good. - We gotta move you to make Joey Dief. - I know, I was like, how great would it be if like, you know, 18 days into a great production, we just got a blackout, and you don't have to do, you don't have to finish it. - Now, obviously, Joey Dief, it's just you and me and here, no one's listening, but, you know, what did the Freemasons say about all this? You gonna tell me that now? - They're just like, they're like, don't, and like, this is just for, we gotta just get people what riled up. - Just get more out of it. - We're about to shift, like, over 10 trillion of global wealth. - 10, that's it? - Yeah. - We got 40 training, that's not a big-- - Yeah, but when it's all owned by one man, - Oh, yeah. - All of the Freemasons are working for Teal directly. - Almost. They're working for Epstein 2.0, if you know who I mean. - How the Cush? - The Cush, myster. - The Cush. - Like, smoke that bitch down, like some Cush. - Like some Cush. You know what? You didn't plan that, but that was really good. Let's hit that transition right there. - Hit it, dude. - Let's hit that transition. I was gonna hit the big Yahoo, but we'll come to the big Yahoo and then we'll get to that. That's not going anywhere. - The Cushner thing, I laid this out at the front, so let me give you all the deets. This is what happened. You guys do with this what you will. So.
I do want to say the person that's Simon and Schuster who's pretty high up over there who hit me up awesome dude had a very Candid conversation with him nice guy and I appreciate you know the back and forth in the honesty but in light of the fact that we're covering the story I want to tell you without Revealing exactly who that person was what was said here. So they saw my episode discussing Matthew Cole's forthcoming book on Jared Kushner that now came out on Monday, but last week obviously hadn't come out yet and they Wanted to kick the tires on getting Matthew on the show now. There's a couple problems here one of one of which I didn't mention last week, but is Very related to this show right here Matthew Cole is one of the journalists that is the reason John Kiryaku went to prison He did not protect John Kiryaku as a source on Matters that arose out of what began as his famous ABC interview that then He was going through some of the data on that confidentially with reporters and they decided to leak These reporters decided to leak that data to defense attorney of terrorists at Guantanamo Bay and as a result then the government was able to eventually bring trumped up charges on John Kiryaku and I was on a phone with John the other day. We were talking about this for a while and and You know, it's it is personal to him and I fully understand why, but he had tweeted about this as well and I asked him I said have you have you talked to Matthew since then he said no He said the other two guys involved the other two journalists involved at least had the decency to apologize to me and reach out Which doesn't change anything, you know, it's like You know learn how to do your fucking job But he's like he's never so much has gotten an email from Matthew Cole Which to me again Joe Kent data point That's character flaw huge character flaw because it's not the last time Matthew Cole would burn a source He also was involved in the burning of Terry Albury and I believe 2017 who was Someone who leaks some information from the FBI who later did four years in prison for that material because it was not Protected by the journalists that included Matthew Cole who were disseminating that information to the public. So There's already some issues there, but Matthew Cole to review Decided to make these enormous claims about Jared Kushner, which again And I've said this so many times about anyone who's clearly a bad guy When someone's really bad and you journalistically have a fuck ton of evidence to attack them on Do not give these people what they want and go find a fake thread that sounds fun and say this is a hundred percent real and attack them with that Because then they can use that and say look the people accused of me of this Over here that they did are the same people screaming this over here that they clearly didn't do Therefore I must have not done this over here that they were accusing me of you give them what they want I don't care where the sentiments are starting with my own I'm always going to do my best to follow evidence. So when I see Matthew Cole Make this whole story about Jared Kushner and these foreign bank accounts involving MBS MBZ fucking You know multiple countries to siphon money through so they can't be tracked by any government agencies and An Israeli central bank account that involves Benjamin Netanyahu and David Friedberg Friedman or Friedberg one of them who was the former ambassador to Israel from the US It was really like, you know the fucking Israeli ambassador who just worked in the US and said he didn't either here nor there But like all these huge accusations that they all do categorically deny Without any semblance of physical proof on it. Yeah, I'm gonna question that so Just very quickly for people who didn't see last week's episode What Matthew said is that and the timelines important here. He said that in 2017 The Netherlands intelligence service got wind that a GRU Russian hacker was a manager like a high-level guy I should say was going to be going to the UK to do something for espionage which already I'm like In 2017 at the height of russian mania and the UK and Russia certainly don't have a great intelligence relationship there They were sending a serious guy to the UK to do a mission and they weren't concerned He was gonna get picked up that already is like a red flag to me But anyway, Netherlands intelligence service allegedly says that this guy was gonna go to Russia They find out about it. They call up the Brits. They say listen fam. This motherfucker's about the land and fucking London You know what he wants to do can we pick him up and the Brits say tell you what? Pick him up and flip him and if he doesn't flip leave him for us and we'll rest him So they picked the guy up. They say listen you can sit in a British prison for the next fucking 40 years of your life or you can work with us He says I worked with you. So Allegedly he takes them to some fucking file server that he had from the GRU that has all this espionage material And within that espionage material they find a son a ton of screenshots from jarred cushioners at the time iPhone X and they go what the fuck is this and he goes we heck cushioners phone So the Netherlands service allegedly according to Matthew Cole and his anonymous confidential source I'm quoting that They say okay, and they work on trying to hack into this phone They try to take control the cameras and mics they can't do that But allegedly what they're able to do is they're able to watch cushioner while he uses the phone And when they when he does this they're able to track all these bank accounts that he has a signatory on an actively moving money and across countries to Londer money for surreptitious means while he is working as an unelected official right next to the fucking president of the United States at the time Donald Trump who also happened to be his father-in-law big story You're telling me you can't release a screenshot. I mean people would still call it AI and that's fair But number one, you're telling me you can't give us a screenshot And I'm gonna get to the bibliography in a second because I reviewed that motherfucker real fast Not one not one piece evidence And you're also telling me That Jared Kushner in 2017 this information is cleaned in 2017 This is a year before Jamal Khashoggi got killed and all that There would be three more years of Jared Kushner three and a half more years of Jared Kushner working in the Trump administration You're telling me that a European intelligence service from NATO Who fucking hate Donald Trump and might have even hated him more back then Got intelligence on his nepo baby son-in-law Doing some of the most traitorous and seen bad for the West shit if you will And didn't tell anyone Until they told Matthew Cole according to Matthew Cole in 2020 Now if I'm Matthew Cole, I think back to that scene with Don Corleone in the godfather with Salatso when Salatso comes to meet him as his friend and says I have this deal for you with drugs and Vito Corleone doesn't miss a beat with that He sees right through it and he goes Why do you come to me? Why do I deserve this Generosity and it's a wink go and listen, pal. I know you and I here to just suck my cock You came to me for a reason Why are you coming to me with this? Why did you choose me? Which should have been the first question Then Matthew Cole who doesn't have a history of protecting sources by the way at the time Should have been the first question he's asking Why if if they indeed came to him and I'm good I'll do this. I'll give Matthew Cole this. I'll take him in his word that someone came to him and told him this stuff I'll take him in his word with that maybe even that's not true, but I'll take him in his word is that He never questioned that You are then telling me the Matthew Cole had this information in 2020 Three years after it happened no one else had gotten it or anyone else who did was like this is bullshit It was so bullshit that they wouldn't even run with it and then he gets it And he holds on to it through not one But two Donald Trump election cycles one of the biggest traders store it makes watergate look like a fucking pissing contest holds on to it through two presidential fucking runs of Donald Trump Never releases it and then decides to release it like the Monday before a fucking midterm in november Where Donald Trump is you know his party's already gonna get sholacked and and the court had the the the horses left the barn here You have to ask that question now like On the one hand, I don't want this to be true because it's really fucking bad for America On the other hand, if it was just from like the I hate Jared Kushner Club, which we do I'd be like god. I'd love to see him be more evil evil than I thought like selfishly But like again, I have to look at the evidence and the fact is when you look at the bibliography of this book There's 235 pages in the book took him fucking five years six years to write whatever it was Said he traveled a hundred thousand miles did fucking 14 different countries way he did some fucking Instagram. We all talking about all the shit to one of this book 235 pages. That's it. That's all you got. It's kind of interesting Anyway, he lists out in the bibliography sourcing by every single page all 235 I think it ended at page 234 and there wasn't anything for 235 71 times Confidential is used Meaning it's just anonymous sources. You got to go where you are So when I laid out these concerns before I had even seen that with the Simon and choose to guy I said listen, I understand how journalism works and that yes you deal with anonymous sources I cover stories where people deal with anonymous sources, but we don't even have anything other than it's allegedly someone
one in Danish intelligence, we don't have any proof of concept or anything like that. And the guy said, "I hear you." He said, "I'll just tell you what's been said behind the scenes with us talking about this." Matthew says, "He's got to protect his sources, interesting coming from Matthew." And you know, this is how journalism has always been done. He said, "Look at Watergate." And in my head, I'm going, I said, "I know Watergate was bad and all that and everything." But now there are a ton of people who believe none of it's real 50 years later because of how the reporting was done back then. So that's an awful example to give. Again, it's probably one of those things where the truth is somewhere in the middle. You know, Nixon's probably dirty, probably was going to leave office, but maybe it wasn't like the whole thing was on him. I don't fucking know. I'm not a Watergate expert, but I see people fighting over that all the time with legitimate complaints about how the reporting was done by Woodward and Bernstein. So like that's what he's going to go off of as an example, not great. And I'll read you, I said it was mentioned 71 times of the 107 mentions of the word confidential in the entire book, 71 of them are in the bibliography, including that whole chapter. I believe it was chapter 12, which was the excerpt, which is the heart, the meat and potatoes. There's a lot of claims in here to be clear, but that was like a big, big claim in the book. That one had confidential all over the bibliography, like the whole chapter. So he says, this is Matthew writing a note on sources. And I'm just reading a piece of this and not reading the few things. In total, I interviewed more than 50 people who had information about the events described in this book. Some had direct knowledge while others had only indirect knowledge. I have erred on the side of caution when sources provided information I believe to be true, but could not adequately confirm. Doesn't sound like he took a lot of caution, because he made some of the biggest claims I've seen this year, and reminder, it's 2026, we watch fucking 3 million files. Get released this year. So where possible, I sought at least two independent sources for any fact I considered important or controversial, extensive references to sources appear at the end of the book. With few exceptions, the unnamed sources in this work are not heroes, though I consider their willingness to speak heroic, they're human, imperfect, and complicated. They live in work in worlds, many of us would find morally dubious, yet they understand right and wrong. Nearly every person I spoke with for the book shares a sense that the public must no longer be kept in the dark about the Trump administration's relationships with foreign leaders in the Middle East. Yeah, no shit, Sherlock. We already know about that. I know how far the UAE government has been willing to go to identify and expose a reporter's sources. In February 2017, while reporting in Abu Dhabi, Emirati intelligence agents secretly installed surveillance software on my phone. I would not discover it until years later. Business Lab, Privacy and Surveillance Technology Experts at the University of Toronto found the malware on my phone. They track governments use a spyware, including the UAE's to locate, monitor, and disrupt political and human rights activists and journalists. I was one of them. For as many as six months, the UAE was able to see and record everything on my phone, including correspondence with my confidential sources. Their access ended only when I replaced my phone, known his defense that would have all been before he started working on this story in 2020. So it's not like they would have had access allegedly to the sources he dealt with. But like, you know, okay, two independent guys, they're not heroes, they're imperfect, but I can't give you any physical proof. You just got to take my word for it. I'm sorry. It's too big a story. I would like nothing more in this. You fucking jarred cushion or imprisonment. You got to give me more than this. And if by the way, and I mean this, despite me cooking him on his past, righteously so, with burning sources and shit like that. If Matthew comes out and offers, you know, some actual physical proof and it's determined not to be AI and stuff like that, that could still protect sources, which I would definitely double check that Matthew. Okay. Cool. I will shout out just as loud as I am right now. That's what I showed told the Simon and Schuster guy. But I got to, I got to make sure the basis are covered here. So I mean, I obviously, as of now I've turned down the podcast, I think that's the right call. I'm not into doing the whole. What the fuck, dude? Gotcha. Like that's not what we do here. You know, yeah. You need sources. I need sources, dude. I need sources. We need sources. I want all. I want all of it to be true. Yeah. And he did. I would highly recommend people watch the 26 minutes that Matthew Cole did on Monday on the daily show with John Stewart. First of all, shout out to John because Matthew is not comedically inclined and it was a really awkward watch because also John's on TV. So he has to do it differently. He has to step in and get timing for comedy and all that because they have a limit. That's what sucks about TV. This guy would never let him do the comedy. He would never take the bait on fun jokes. And John was really like, he was so out of it that I don't even think he realized John was literally cooking him by the second half of it. And he said, like when we, when, after I talked with the Simon and Schuster guy, I was telling you this, but I was like, this just feels still dossier to me. And that's exactly what John Stewart said. So shout out to John Stewart on that. I thought he did a really good job. But again, you know, I'll be the first guy if I see good evidence to enjoy the, the, the fucking, you know, a PR burial, if you will, of Jared Kushner, because I don't want him anywhere near my fucking government and he seems to be all over it. But I got, I got to see more than this. He said, that's all I had to say about that, Joey Deef. Yes, sir. Now, the big Yahoo, the big Yahoo, I love that. That's fucking seal on tour, Nolan kept calling them the big Yahoo. I think I'm going to use that forever. It's great. The big Yahoo's holding on for dear life right now in Israel. And so I'm like, how could he say this is real is now holding on for dear life in Israel. So anyway, there was an election over in Israel. And there's a lot of moving pieces here. We're going to simplify it at the top level. Obviously, they have many parties. So there is not a dual system over there. And what they do is people vote on the parties rather than like who's going to be prime minister. And when they do that based on the percentages of the votes, each wing, which spans from the left all the way through the right, gets their percentage of seats. And so almost as far as I can tell, almost never like there's 120 seats available. It's never like one literal party from any wing actually wins all the required 61 seats to form a government. It's almost always a coalition. Right. What happens is somebody gets the most amount of votes. I believe in 2023, the lecude party, Benjamin Netanyahu's party got 33 of the 120 seats, which was the most. And they then go to like-minded parties using air quotes there, but people that are more towards their wing. And they form coalitions where those party's leaders will throw their seats that they won behind the main one. So last time Netanyahu was able to form a government with over 60 seats because he went to the likes of Ben Gavir and Smotrich and got people like that on board to form this coalition, which also meant then giving that it's a political deal. It means giving them political favors, if you will. Okay, you join me, I will let you do this. You want to start something that says we're allowed to hang Palestinian prisoners? Great. I'll do it. Like that's what they're saying. And so this time, Lecude only got 27. And there was even a point where when you were looking at the odds, like the day of where it was like, wow, he's really going to lose. But Netanyahu has managed to stay alive when the coalition was formed. What is it at? 53 seats currently. Something like 61. Something like 61. It's not 61. 61. I believe it's about 53. So as of right now, Netanyahu's current government is a placeholder government. And over what is it, the next 28 days, Joey Deef? Yeah. Over the next 28 days, they have to try to make deals of a lifetime to get to their 61 seats. And if they do, the Lecude party, which means fucking Benjamin Netanyahu, stays in power. Now I've said this many times, and I'll always repeat this, and I like it involved in fucking foreign elections. I don't like it involved in our own elections at all. You know, I will report on things that happen objectively. What I can say is that I think the branding of the world towards Benjamin Netanyahu and his political arm is quite bad. It would not be a good look in any stretch of the word for that to continue to be the government Israel. That is not to say that these other governments won't also be a problem. That is certainly some political problems with the other ones. You know, the question is, you hope you don't land on something that's worse, by the way. But you know, the likes of like Benjamin Netanyahu immediately said, I think Joey Deef actually has this quote. So I'll get it right. Benjamin Netanyahu told Ben Kavir and Smotrich who were two of the worst people on the planet, quote, we are together and we are staying together. That's not a good moment for if that government were to win. Now the opposition, which is in multifacets, is a full spectrum. The guy who's on the liberal and I don't know what's his name, Gotti Eisenkott, as I he said, he wants an inquiry in October 7th and the fact that information was not acted upon that they had ahead of time and, you know, there was a standout order and things like that, which you would hope would be done on the up and up cynically. You think it probably wouldn't, but he at least wants an inquiry into that so that the world could try to get some semblance of truth. And again, hopefully it's not a fucking 9/11 commission.
Or, by the way, but, you know, he's also less, less hawkish on Iran. They're all kind of hawkish on Iran. You're not, it's not the best, all right? This is also a guy who was, you know, extensively high with the idea for a long time. So like, it's not great, but, again, it would be a good look, a better than bad look. Yeah, I feel like that's somewhat fair, right, Joy-Deef? Yeah, yeah. For the people of Israel to get this guy the fuck out of there. If that's me getting involved, I apologize, call me a hypocrite. But like, I'm sick of talking about that, dude. You know, he's calling, he's saying it's like election turnout. There's voter fraud from the Arab parties, which by the way, the Arab-related parties got the most seats they've, is that correct, Joy-Deef? I believe you're on the right. They got the most seats they've ever gotten, which is, that's interesting. Because that would mean mathematically that there are non-Arab people. There are Jewish people in Israel who voted for those parties. Yeah. Which, you know, without looking at their full political platform and endorsing all of it, 'cause I don't fucking know all of it, but I'm just looking at this from the highest level. Good on them. You know, it is a departure from its opposite, if you will. So we'll see how this turns out. But he's already, you know, the Smotritz and the Ben Gavir's of the world. It's tough. It's tough. I saw a guy the other day talking some foreign policy you want about how you so pissed off that people can't name the fucking secretary of interior in Japan, but they know about Smotritz and Ben Gavir. Yes, 'cause these are the guys who openly advocate for war, do the war and openly advocate for ethnic cleansing and a greater Israel. And then do the ethnic cleansing and the greater Israel stuff tell you they're doing it, brag about doing it, enjoy killing people of another race strictly because they're of another race. So yeah, we do talk about that. Last I checked the fucking interior ministry of Japan wasn't doing that. Yeah, they're vibing over there. They're vibing. They're drifting. I saw that movie's great fucking movie. Yeah, I mean, yeah, if you're vibing, I don't need to know. They made sushi. I fuck with sushi. They're up. They're doing great things. So why the hell does it matter? Fun fact, I didn't know the Japanese made sushi until about six years ago. That's concerning. It was. So I went to a Chinese to seven years ago. In 2019, I went to a Chinese restaurant with my buddies, Mitch and Mike Laxamana, who are very cultured people of the agiatic area of the world. Love those guys. Shout out to the Laxamana. And we go to, they're like, we're going to this really nice Chinese restaurant. I'm like, fuck yeah. So I get there. I'm going through the menu. The waitress gets to the table. And I'm like, what the fuck? And they're like, what? I'm like, where are the spicy tuna rolls? I'm looking for the spicy tuna rolls. And they're like, chilling. They don't have them. I'm like, what the fuck do you mean? They don't have, does he Chinese restaurant? I need fucking sushi. And I think they wanted to crawl under the table. Yeah. I would have. They got to watch that South Park episode so you could learn the difference between Japan and China. Yeah. Shout out to our Japanese and Chinese listeners, but, you know, ugly American moment. Yeah. I know what's high in food very well. I know French food decently. That's like that's about where it is from. I'm like, trying to think of what the similar thing would be like them walking into an Italian restaurant and being like, where's the Piaia? Oh, God. Don't do that. Like, excuse me. Don't do that. Well, yeah, it's an Italian restaurant. Where's the Piaia? Yeah. No, that's tough. That's tough, dude. That's really tough. But, you know, you'll bounce back. I did bounce back from that. I know the difference now, but like, I still have to like look at both menus, like Japanese and Chinese to know, oh, wait, that one's actually Chinese or that one's. Yeah. Japanese, you know? We a few good weekends of eating around and we could fix that quick. All right. We'll figure it out. Yeah. They got good Chinese food in Edinburgh. Um, I mean, yeah, like the UK, they're really big on what's called spice bags and they just take like shrimp, chicken, all types of like proteins and then like french fries and some veggies and they put it in a bag and then just rip it with like Chinese seasoning, curry powder, all kinds of shit. Not curry, it's Indian. Yeah, but it's not actually like Japanese curry, they're, yeah, curry, like that's just, you think it's just Indian, but it's, it's in a lot of Japanese dishes, especially. I'm going to stop. I'm going to stop. I'm going to stop. I'm going to stop. I'm taking a deeper hole. Yeah. Yeah. Obviously, I haven't spent a ton of time in. Thai food uses lots of curry. Yeah. Now, what's the difference between Thai food and fucking Chinese food? Well, one is from Thailand and one is from China. All right. Well, actually, ooh, I might have just put, I might have just dug myself in a hole. That's all right. Where's Thai food from? You're the Chinese guy, you're supposed to fucking, oh wow, I feel like such an idiot now. If Thai food is not from Thailand, if it's from Thailand, then that's a branding problem if that was the case. And I was like, no, it can't be, what, up? Yeah. And by the way, I figured out the genesis of this. So there was a restaurant that when we would do the Chinese food thing that was by my house when I was growing up, that we'd go to, that was a Chinese Japanese restaurant. Yeah. And like some of the Chinese buffets too, they'll like do, like, you know, you can get California or almost stuff. I think if you're fucking burgers and shit. Yeah. Yeah. But like, you know, culturally speaking. Right. Different, different cuisines. Right. And this is really election after our visit to China there. You know, they have the 28 days to form this coalition. If they don't, another election takes place in 90 days. And it's, I think it was like the way it was explained to us was, it's as if the first election didn't happen. Yeah. It's like golden goal. First one to get a vote wins. Okay. No, I'm kidding. That's not true. Okay. I would have gone with it. Just to close the loop. Yeah. You know, so you could close it up. You could have just let that happen. The unity government. Yeah. And Yahoo. Hasn't said whether he'd consider one. Well, I guess he would. He probably wouldn't because he's going to jail and not even for the war crimes. That motherfucker. The minute he's out of there and another party's in control. He's fucked. Yeah. There's going to be like. Go watch the BB fouls documentary. It's just the footage of all the depositions. He's done like he has literally used war to stay to fuck out of prison. I mean, this is like life for death for him, which is scary, which, you know, maybe that's what I talked about. The fucking end of the world. Wow. Shit. The big Yahoo. Didn't fucking better fucking get him and they're about to do some shit in Iran. That could be why I don't know. That's pure spec. That is total pierced. But I have no fucking idea. No idea. There was an interesting story though, Ron Lauder, who is the president of, I believe, like the world Jewish Congress. Is that what it is? I think so. The family heirloom head of a stay lauder, the stay lauder, the famous company in the United States. Obviously a long time supporter of Israel and everything. Very interesting. There. This is a guy who goes back fucking 40 years plus with Benjamin Netanyahu and he has sold all of his properties in Israel. Did did a big interview on this from mansion in New York and sold all his properties in Israel. Did now it's Netanyahu said they'd better get him out of there and you know, he's not, he basically is like not bullish on the, on the future on, on Israel's future. Right now because of everything and this is, this guy is a whole, I mean, he's the president. It's the world Jewish Congress, right? Yes. Okay. He's the president of the world Jewish, like this guy is, he is a hard core long time supporter of Israel and was a long time supporter of Benjamin Netanyahu, but he branded Netanyahu as a total fucking power hungry opportunist and I have, you get no arguments from me on that, by the way. But that was very, very interesting to me. That is, that, that's a big, big public falling out. And again, it's like no disrespect, but like, hey, I mean, I, he sold his places in Israel. So why do Americans care so much about who the fuck is in charge of Israel? I don't sit here and worry about who the fuck is in charge of Italy, love the place. I live there. I got family that lives there. I'm worried about here. So I will say that to anyone that's like this, you know, it's just, it's weird. Sorry. Yeah. Not sorry. What are you going to do? I've given that speech playing times before I'm not repeating it out. We'll wait another six months before I run through that one. It's a fun one. But all I'm saying is there were a lot of guys whose names ended in a foul who had parents at home in New York that didn't even speak fucking English yet who went and fought in World War II in Italy for America. Just saying, just saying, you know, it's now. Peter Teal. Peter Teal. And the great anti-Christ lecture that Joey Deave had a front row seat too. Yeah. So I got two hours.
There are articles down there, if you go down to that section below the jar, 'cause you're stuff. The first one represents the journalist who was allowed to cover his antichrist lecture, who as the headline of this article says, just so happened to work for the outlet he funded. Now Joey Deef, this guy, what the fuck was his name again? - Is it Pete Peterson? - No, it's from the Pirate Wires Rango, what the fuck? - GB Rango, did you get a chance to talk with him? - No, I didn't. - There was a guy named Rango there and you didn't like start a fucking combo? - Fuck him. - Fuck him. - Yeah, fuck Rango. - You didn't like him? - If it was Dodge Durango, then I might have talked. - You might, now why? - I just love American Muscle. - You like American Muscle? - Yeah, I will. - Now where was he positioned? - In the front taking notes, I think Peter's at bottom. - Oh, you mean for the lecture? - Yeah, they attach a couple of wires to him and he does like an ascension. - Not. - Over the crowd. - Not deal. - Where was GB Rango? Was he in the back? - He was chained up in a gymsuit. - Oh, he's chained up in a gymsuit. - And they give him a little microphone and he speaks to whisper floater, right? - Yeah. - And they check it before he leaves. - Oh, you bet you're fucking ass, they do. - Okay, so out of it, I'm reading straight from the article now. Out of everyone who attended Billionaire, entrepreneur Peter Teal's lecture series on the antichrist, only a reporter from the Teal-funded pirate wires was allowed to disclose what was said at the event. Attendees came to the Grand Lodge, a Tennessee-free and accepted Mason's in Nashville for four consecutive Mondays. So they got, it's like a week intermission in between them, Joey Deaf. If you were down there a while. - We got going back and forth. - I told you that. Don't act innocent, Mr. 34th fucking level Mason over there. - Sorry, I'm breaking, hold on. - So it started September 28th, and that was the first Monday they did it. So they came out here to hear Teal's lecture series on the antichrist. Only Teal-funded pirate wires, G.B. Rango, was permitted to share his experience at the off-the-record lecture series. - That's a fake name. - The article is my best attempt at a faithful reconstruction of the events and arguments from my memory, notes, and occasional reference to online posts from other attendees. Rango said in his article. Funded by Teal pirate wires was created in 2020 by Michael Salana, former vice president at Teal's venture capital firm Founders Fund. Neither pirate wires, Teal nor Rango, responded to the Daily Collar News Foundation's request for comment. The antichrist said, "Steal will mark the totalitarian termination of philosophy," Rango wrote. In traditional Christian eschatology, the antichrist is a false prophet who will deny Christ and reign before the second coming, according to theologian Christopher Rowling. Peter Teal is long referred to peace and safety sourced from one Thessalonians 5-3 as the slogan for the antichrist Rango wrote, "Teal thinks that the antichrist will assume authoritarian power through the promise of peace." The lectures at the Freemason, that's why he's going to Argentina and New Zealand. The lectures at the Freemason Lodge ventured off into other topics like transhumanism. It always gets in there if teeth beats around. Now, how did it get there from someone asking a similar question in the Q&A to, like, do you believe that humanity should continue to exist and then he had, like, a long umson-uz pause before actually answering? Some person was like, "Peter, I don't have limbs. I can't, you know, live good quality of life." And then, Pete's like, "Well, yeah, that's why we're going to turn you into a half human half centaur." Oh, he went in the centaur route. He went in his full Harry Potter. Yeah, he's going to do crazy shit. Okay, interesting. On the subject of artificial intelligence, Teal suggested that it won't be AI itself, but rather the AI-safetyists espousing apocalyptic dumerism who will provide the groundwork for the rise of the antichrist. So, let me translate there. He is saying, "If you don't let the teals, the altmans, the amadeus, all these, the elicons of the world, develop their AI to the fullest, you are actually bringing in the antichrist." Not the people who openly talk about creating some sort of transhumanist antichrist. I'm just putting some paraphrases there. Through this technology that Sam Altman jokes, we'll probably end humanity. Also, here's a good one. You know, he refers to one Thizalonians 5-3, the peace and safety. What's the fucking first thing that all of these fucking companies are doing to get new flock cameras? We need peace and safety. And what did Benny say? Those who would sacrifice a little liberty for a little more safety. Deserve neither liberty nor safety. Those who are safety. Yep. They did the meme. Great, great call, Joey Dief. Teal made a point of calling out Pope Leo. Once again, we already covered that. We did it again in the antichrist lectures, calling him a useful idiot for writing Magnificah Humanitas. An Encyclical on AI, which Teal dubs is greeting cultural authority to AI Doomer's Ringo wrote. Because of the United States political and cultural authority, Teal mused on the possibility of presidential hopefuls being the antichrist. Teal ruled out New York City mayor, Zohran Mandani, as the antichrist because he cannot become president. He considered former vice president Kamala Harris and Democratic California governor. Gavin Newsom is more likely candidates. Look for a person who would be a very bad president of the United States. He said on identifying the antichrist. Teal does not believe President Donald Trump is the antichrist because he is not popular enough. You tell him he Kamala Harris and Gavin Newsom are popular? I thought you were smart. He said Xi Jinping, president of China, might be the second coming of Hitler, but not the antichrist. God, this guy's weird. What a fucking weirdo. Now, there's a whole, like, they're citing some of it, but I have the article right there. Joy-Deev, I did, there was someone who reached out to me. I'm going to be very vague on the details. I mentioned this at the opener, but just to expand upon it. This was a couple weeks ago, who mentioned some events occurring in Nashville and actually did send me screenshots of, trying to think I should say this out. They sent me screenshots of something that outlined that these events, which were not these exact lectures. They were events surrounding lectures, that these events surrounding the lectures did in fact occur. And they said there were some very weird requests from a staffing standpoint and a privacy standpoint. And he's like, you know, this is Nashville. This is not. It's not. He was like, we don't do this here. It's not the Lower East. No, no. I sure a shit ain't fucking, you know, six steps out of St. Peter Square. Yeah, yeah, yeah. And some underground fucking Victorian dungeon or something. Yeah, yeah, yeah. You know, so I'm going to talk to that guy again. Because it. You know. There was some legitimacy there. But actually, GB's. He's reliving some of the shit you did, Joey Deef. And his article. He played by play. He couldn't write the article. He wasn't allowed to write the article in there. He had to write it from memory and a few notes. This is based off memory. Yeah, and you said he was chained. And he had to read it into whisper. So maybe whisper changed it up. Made him misremember some things. Sermon and the Deeds of Antichrist by Luca Signarelli. Yeah, Luca kind of cooked on that. 1499. Yeah, we ain't do art like that no more. Look at that. Look at that. Hang it in the Louvre, literally. It might be, honestly. It might be. Yeah, can we Google that? That shit's in the Louvre. You and I were going through that hardcore last December. Like it's so much taken. It's actually inside the chapel of San Baritcio in Rome. An Orvietto Cathedral in Umbria. In Umbria. That's interesting. You got the Antichrist in a Cathedral. I'll leave that one right there. So this GB Rango. Writing about his arrival to the Antichrist lectures. It's like, imagine. Sir, what are you here for? Me for the Antichrist lecture. Left two paces. You're good. I parked several minutes walk from the Masonic lodge. Arriving half an hour before the events 6pm posted start time. As I approached, it became clear that this was insufficient. Winding down from the metal detector. Situated to top the pillar building stone stairs. And passed multiple security guards. And a pacing K-19 was aligned to people so long that it turned the street corner and continued on for multiple locks. A lot of people looking for the Antichrist. I walk sheeplessly to its caboose. Back at a bus, if you will. The crowd was largely male and suit-wearing. Not in a formal business-y way. But rather in a tylus or two buttons undone way. Very giga-chad, right? I expected to see a larger presence of bespectacled, bed-headed techie-tites. But in their stead, found throngs of guys who were much conventionally cooler than I was. And were likely cigar puffers or raw egg slunkers. He can write. He can write. A lot of young men who looked plucked out of a college Republicans club. But there were also perhaps a few more women. Old and young, then one would have expected to see at the event. As we collectively snaked our way up to the front for ID checks. The sidewalk and adjacent buildings, wall-knucks became increasingly strone with notebooks and pens.
Apparently a message had been passed down that no taking would not be permitted. The flat top of some truncated pillar nearest to this, I thought he said he was taking notes though. Interesting. The flat top to some truncated pillar nearest to the security entrance was littered with several dozen short cylindrical zintins as it turned out that these were also prohibited. Peer teal don't like Zen. It was not particularly surprising me that this crowd is a demographic will be packing heavies in artillery, both prohibitionists, notebooks and zins were later lifted by the organizers, citing overzealous security, meaning that I was able to take written notes for three of the four lectures so he was allowed. And it was in a theater, it was large, so they got theater, if they had a theater at the lodge. Yeah. He didn't tell me that. Yeah, I saw pictures. Yeah, you should have described it that way in the first place. Yeah, I kind of, yeah, I kind of, I kind of conked out that it was at a maceonic lodge. I, I know, but like you have to, you need to let us catch you in your lies, didn't it? You're lies. You know, it's hard when I'm kind of making it up as we go. Oh my God. Right. Peer teal came out from stage left. His lecture slides, maybe you didn't lie about that. Well, yeah. Maybe it was a PowerPoint. We're displayed behind him on an extremely large, blindingly bright screen that was maybe 12 feet tall and covered the entire width of the stage. The slides were simple in design, white backgrounds and blue text. He settled at the podium and began. This has sections called biblical end times prophecy, the Christian view of history, signs of the end times again, you know, right on fucking exactly what you would think it is. But honestly, if I were sitting around and I were anywhere within the area of Nashville and I were thinking of things I would want to do on a Monday night with my time, going to a lecture of Peter Teal talking about the Antichrist, even from like an academic point of view, would not be on that list. I'm just not interested in being in that room. That's just me. You know what I mean? Someone like this fucking guy can report on it and we hope it's not half lies, it probably is. And that'll be enough for me to know, not great stuff happening in there. You know what? When people tell you who they are, believe them. And this week, I want to leave you with this because we do have the midterms on Tuesday. We've alluded to what the data looks like and all that and assuming the world doesn't enjoy these. Correct. Correct. As you know, I will never tell people how to vote or anything like that. I will never endorse a candidate. I do not host candidates on my show. As guests, I'm not interested in ever getting involved in elections. That's always been my policy to this point in the show. It's six years, almost eight months in at this point, six years and eight months. But I think one thing I do continue to feel stronger about as time goes on when I look at every level of culture and society. It's that no matter who you support or what your political beliefs are and obviously there's a spectrum of them, we always get the same shit. You know, it's packaged a different way, the pendulum swings at different times and moves from left to right and right to left and back and forth and back and forth. People y'all need each other. This is the boogeyman. No, that's the boogeyman. No, this is the boogeyman. But the elites are always going to position themselves with the winning horse. That's why you've seen people like Peter Teele come on and criticize Donald Trump in the past few weeks on a run, all of a sudden, you know, which is a moment where it's like the worst person you know made a good point, you know, but at the same time, it's politically expedient for him to do that because he knows what's coming next. That's why you've seen, I forget what it was, but one of the major companies, maybe it was Anthropic or OpenAI, you can check it deep, hired Chuck Schumer's daughter to be like in a major job over there because they see where the pendulum's going with the shift here. And you know, it's why some of it, it was OpenAI, yeah, yeah, it's why some of the political messaging is now a different boot on a different throat over different things than they were two years ago. And then they were two years before that and two years before that because we have continued to get people into office left and right who claim they are going to, I won't even say promise this, this and that, which to be clear, they do and then don't follow through on. And to represent the ideas of this, this and that, whatever they are. And then their actions end up being the opposite of that. So again, I'm an optimist. I like to see the good in society. I think most Americans, most of us are fucking great people. I think most humans are fucking great people. But we keep finding a way to incentivize people who are not the best among us to go hit these offices and try to win office and win some semblance of power, win in reality. They're just paid off by interest to make sure that they do what daddy wants them to do. And I'm sick and tired of playing the game. So yeah, I don't, a day like Tuesday, it's a Tuesday to me. That's right. Shit ain't going to change. I would love to tell you I really, really care. I don't. That's where I'm at. Let's see basic things taken care of in our society. Let's see basic things, basic promises actually followed through on by somebody in power and maybe I'll give a shit again, but that said, give it a thought, get back to me, make sure you go follow Joey Dief at Joey Dief on Instagram, add token alone on Twitter on X, peace.
Podcast Summary
Key Points:
Joey Dief attended a personal event with Peter Teal at a Freemasons Grand Mastery, where he learned about the Antichrist and geopolitical theories.
The event was intense, sweaty, and involved real-time AI translation to make Teal’s speech more accessible, emphasizing the use of technology in high-level discourse.
Multiple countries—including the UK, US, Germany, and Israel—are urging citizens to stockpile food, water, and batteries, citing cyber attacks, extreme weather, and power grid failures.
The Pentagon’s “Fortress” program prepares military bases for 90 days of self-sufficiency, indicating a growing concern over supply chain and grid vulnerabilities.
Experts and former intelligence officials warn that a major crisis could disrupt supply chains, leading to chaos, looting, and civil unrest, especially in major cities.
The widespread, coordinated preparedness signals across governments and elites—like bunkers, remote relocations, and AI-driven content—suggest a shared belief in an impending large-scale crisis.
Critics argue the warnings may be a strategic effort to influence public behavior, such as reducing voter turnout before elections, by creating fear of societal collapse.
While some frame the crisis as apocalyptic, others see it as a symptom of systemic flaws, including climate change, inequality, and cyber vulnerabilities, not necessarily a world-ending event.
Summary:
Joey Dief recounts his firsthand experience attending a secretive, high-level event with Peter Teal at a Freemasons Grand Mastery in Nashville, where he was exposed to controversial theories about the Antichrist and geopolitical collapse. The event, described as hot, intense, and intellectually demanding, involved AI-powered real-time translation to make Teal's complex messaging more accessible. This leads into a broader discussion on global preparedness: over 30 countries, including the US, UK, and Germany, are now urging citizens to stockpile food, water, and batteries due to fears of cyber attacks, extreme weather, and power grid failures.
The Pentagon's "Fortress" program, which trains military bases to operate for 90 days without external support, underscores deep concerns about supply chain and infrastructure fragility. Experts and former intelligence insiders warn that such disruptions could trigger rapid societal breakdowns, including looting and civil unrest, especially in major urban centers. While the scale of the threat is debated, a pattern emerges—wealthy elites and government figures are preparing for crisis, suggesting a coordinated, possibly strategic, response.
Critics suggest these warnings may be used to manipulate public behavior, such as reducing voter turnout ahead of elections. The discussion also touches on internet rumors, like misleading images of missile defenses at Mar-a-Lago, and historical doomsday theories like Malthusiasm. Ultimately, the podcast presents a cautious, evidence-based analysis: while a global catastrophe is not guaranteed, the signs of systemic vulnerability—economic, technological, and social—are undeniable, prompting a call for practical, low-cost preparedness, such as water, food, and communication tools.
The tone remains skeptical of apocalyptic claims, emphasizing instead the need for resilience in the face of real, escalating risks.
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The Antichrist lecture series, led by Peter Teal, is described as a deeply philosophical and potentially apocalyptic topic. The speaker attended as a personal guest, noting that Teal is excited about the idea of an 'Antichrist' who is not defined by skin color but by a symbolic or ideological presence.
In the podcast, 'bogies' is used as a code word for enemies or targets, especially in the context of intelligence or surveillance operations, reflecting a military or covert language.
Governments, including the UK and the US, are urging citizens to prepare for emergencies such as cyberattacks, extreme weather, or power grid failures, as these threats could disrupt critical infrastructure and supply chains, making it difficult for people to access food, water, and medicine.
The Pentagon's 'Fortress' program ensures that major military bases can operate independently for at least 90 days without external power or supply sources, signaling a growing concern about the vulnerability of civilian infrastructure to large-scale disruptions.
A cyberattack on power grids could cause widespread blackouts, disrupting essential services like water treatment, food distribution, and communication. This could lead to shortages of water and food, especially in urban areas where supply chains are highly dependent on continuous power.
Yes, there are documented cases, such as a 2015 cyberattack in Ukraine where a power grid was briefly taken offline for several hours, demonstrating that such attacks are possible and have been used as tests of vulnerability.
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