The Hollywood Blood-Harvesting Conspiracy | Kurt

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. Meadle, listen. I don't think you murdered nobody. Well, then I'll never listen him again. It's got the Kristoff Walls pipe here as well. The Hansel on the pipe. There's nothing goes good, but I think I'm shasty. That's a fact. I don't know where this is going to go today, but I just want to make it clear this is your bus and your driving. So we'll go where you want, but you just you just air drop Dave something before we got on air here. And I walked back in from the bathroom. What the am I looking at? We got it, Dave. Oh, yeah, Brook Shields. So this is no, this isn't just broke. This is Brook Shields when she was 13. 12. 12 even. 12. This is a 12 1978 article. Yeah, wait, but do you? Okay, I want to give you this one, though, dude. This is the one another one. I think it's a good one to go here. Is this New York magazine? No, no, the one that I was just trying to send was New York magazine. What is this one? Which may which he've just found this just now. Oh, Dave, you just found this. Can you take an air drop? Culture magazine here, do me your phone. I'll give it to you from culture magazine 1978. It literally says in there, this is it says it's a 13 year old Brook Shields. And in the by line, yeah, right below a picture of her and Woody Allen, which you. And you can't. Oh, is that Woody Allen? Yeah, it says Brook Shields is a sultry mix of all American virgin and whore. Well, I mean, I, I think New York and the bag is, it's not New York magazine, is it? Whoever it is, you tell me you look at her next to Woody Allen. And you tell me she's not a sultry virgin whore. It was the 70s, man. Oh, yeah, the 70s were dolphins and okay, dolphins in the 70s. That was, I would say that's probably a peak. Yeah, I mean, look, I'm worried about a dolphin trying to be human. Do you ever see those things? Okay, I know the, I know that that's, you know, it's a common myth that it's like the, it's mostly dolphin on human, but it's not. That's a lie. Do you think humans are dolphins? I mean, they've written books about it. Well, actually pays yourself before we get into that wet goddess. Remember wet goddess. What's that guy's name again? Who? Not I'm even talking about him. You talk about John. There is a dude who actually and Peter the dolphin. But okay, look, this is what. So this is from my friend, Andy Hunts, your control all history channel. So he has all this stuff that's all from like the 70s and, you know, 50s and 60s that you kind of knew, but you didn't really know about. And I don't know if it's a huge hustler collection from back in the day, but it's all stuff. So much stuff is like reported in hustler by Larry Flint in the fuck. It's wild. Okay. He's got great videos on their dude. And so the one he has, he has some good, like weird celebrity background things. And this, this is one of them. Because I would say, let's look at this. This is the New York magazine. Let's see. Brook Shields. Again, now age 12 instead of 13. It says meet Terry and Brook Shields. Brook is 12. She poses nude. Terry is her mother. She thinks it's swell. Prison. What? No. I think it's a lot of the same age. I remember as the 80s and making a big deal about it. - Mm-hmm. - But it also installed spark cameras like the NSA. (laughing) - Not just the NSA. - The revenge of the nerds is like a metaphor for MK Monarch, I feel like. (laughing) - The Monarch thing, you sent me like 47 loops. - Oh yeah, who's that guy you had on? Who is that absolute tip that goes? When people saying these presidents did these things and they didn't, oh well that satisfies me. Young fella. (laughing) - Well, that town's like, oh, I was like, the case closed, I went home. - I don't even know who you're talking about. - I just want you a clip of it. Yo, I would read Transformation of America that I Kathy O'Brien book. - Transformation of it, can we pull that out? - Of America, yeah. I wish I started with that in my UFO. I wish I started with that book. You know why? Because once you hear that, you realize the whole things laid out and they're pretty well. The people that know are the help, right? So what are our prostitutes forced or willing? They're the help, the sexual help. So they know all that. So you get all the upstairs, downstairs information from them. And yeah, no, I believe every single thing she says about George H. W. Bush. - What does she say about George H. W. Bush? - He's a psychopath. - Yeah, but specifically. - Oh, I got on Audible, the book. So here's what people don't get, 'cause Jimmy Dorsho, right? So he had John Kerriaku on, who's very interesting. You have John Kerriaku. - I've had him on four times. - So John, the first time he came on, and I didn't know he had worked for Sasha Cohen too. You know, for I think I'm a dictator. - Yeah, if you work with him on the dictator. Or maybe it was Bruno actually. I think it was Bruno. - Oh, I was Bruno. - Yeah. - It might have been both of them, but Bruno for sure. He's got this story about when they were trying to kill Sasha. 'Cause he's dressed like a gay, anyway. So we were doing that, who's that guy, Ralph, that the second Trump shooter? - Oh, the dude that just tried to kill himself in court with the pen? - Yes, that's called Omega Programming, by the way. - Omega Programming? - Yeah, they have them broken up. By the way. - John told you this, Kerriaku? - No, no, I just know this, and I was talking about it when John was on. - Interesting. - He was about all kinds of crazy shit, but he doesn't. Now, a lot of these people too, they're like workaholic, like they're trained to not think about this. - Yeah. - The big picture, do you know what I mean? Even if they have up close seeing it, what it is, you'd be shocked at what people don't know or look into, and also they probably never would. Through not trying part of a thing, 'cause you're just not gonna do it, 'cause it's a lot to deal with. You're already dealing with the shit that you know you did. - Right. - And now you gotta earn a living after you're on the bad side of your intel group. Can you imagine? I'll be very nervous, if I was after, if I went to jail, 'cause I could. - Like, see no evil, speak no evil kind of thing. It doesn't involve me, so I'm not gonna look at that. - I don't think John's like that. He didn't come off like that to me, but he didn't know about monarch, but here's something I didn't know about monarch. - What is monarch for people out there who don't know? - It's part of MKL, train all that other shit, but it's been disclosed, NSA archives. I have a link to it. - Can we pull that up? - Here wait, I'll give you a link to it. So I just found this out. It was my phone. Oh, that's right. We had this doctor, Juliet, who was in it. Yeah, yeah, so a bunch of people weren't, dude, hundreds of people were in that, that. - Like victims. - I would bet you anything that guy, that Ralph guy, is part of that, the two different colored hair, and the weird, he's never in jail, like he's, the Charles Manson jail thing, we're like, - Yeah, I know the Charles Manson story, who's Ralph? - Ryan, it's Ryan Ralph, the guy that shot, - Oh, the guy that shot Trump, right, yeah. - Okay, you think he was in monarch? - I think 100% just based on what I know about. When I first heard of monarch, by the way, I guess it was like a 2010 or 11, I guess? I didn't really think about it or care about it, like that. I was like, oh, and then I read it and I'm like, this sounds like, this is like a just a metaphor for a society or something, which it is, but also, it's literally, they did that, and so the NSA archives in 2024, put it out, and I go, wait, it's in there by name, but yeah, already choke all of them, so we know it exists, we already know it exists 100%. - The NSA voluntarily put that out. - Well, did you hear about, I'm into it, and I didn't hear about it. - Yeah, let me. - So that's how it worked. - Pull it up. - Do you have a choke? Is that it? - I just made a joke. - No, that's an article about it. - That's an article about it. What does it say, documents revealed just how crazy the CIA's MKUltra Mind Control Program really was. This is from the Daily Caller in 2024. It looks like a new collection of over 1200 documents. You just scroll down a little bit deeper. Detailing the Central Intelligence Agencies Infamous Mind Control Program, MKUltra was published by the NSA, and ProQuest on Monday, the collection was announced 50 years after Seymour Hershey's New York Times Investigation, illuminated the program's abuses according to the archive. It was also published 70 years after the U.S. Pharmaceutical Manufacturer Eli Lillyenko became the CIA's primary source of the psychoactive drug, LSD, the archive added. The MKUltra Project was conducted in the 1950s, and most of the original records were destroyed by CIA director Richard Helms and headed the technical services staff of CIA's Chemical Division, Sydney Gottlieb, who's a real rabbit hole. According to the archive, Gottlieb would eventually serve as the director of the Agencies Technical Services. - Yo, it goes so much wild there. - Give me the wilder Kurt Metzko, it's why you're here. - Oh, well, so I first became aware of it from my friend Emma's podcast, 'cause she has these people on. And by the way, lots of people, 'cause Gate was like, I wasn't that, I don't remember anything bad about it or anything. - It's Gate? - Yeah, Gifton Townton, Gifton Townton Education. It's called, or Gate. - Oh, all right. It's called Gateway. - Yeah, yeah. - Yeah, got it. - Okay. It was called Gateway, and I don't know if it's when we live in North Carolina, it was called Gateway, or if it was in Jersey. But one was Gifton Townton, one was called Gateway, and it was just not like smart classes. I know I was in it, at some point, I don't remember anything else about it, good or bad. Other than the pink drink, people will talk about, which is Flora, it was just Flora. - Oh, that's nice, yeah. - I don't know if you're supposed to just drink Flora. I don't know why you would drink it, but. - They were telling you as a kid, you had to put it on your teeth. - Well, I don't think we spit it out. I think we drank it, but I don't know. - Probably, I mean, you're like four, you drink this thing that tastes like bubble gum. - I wasn't four, I was old enough, whatever. I'm not saying anything happened to me in this specifically, 'cause I don't, maybe it's just really boring, you know? But I asked friends of mine that were in it, and they give bizarre answers. You know, it's a lot of private contractors, like all of our fine, things we execute here. So, my one friend who's from college, Texas, was in it, and she said she should go to another room. They got another side room, like a, you know, an auxiliary building or something, that all the kids go in, and they only get in a hot air balloon basket, like a big hot air balloon basket, and then there was like a screen and a projector, and it was just like them flying over Italy, I guess, and that's what you remember of it. - Yeah, that's what-- - Did it go dark after that or something? - Well, it's what you remember of it. Yeah, so I'm like, I don't know what, that's not what I thought I would hear, anyway. - Well, here's what it is, by probably some remote viewing bulls. My guess, if I had to guess what it is now, it's probably they're trying to see something with remote viewing. - And they're trying to tap it. - They did all that shit, and they still, dude, did you have that Hamilton kid on? - No, Hamilton was. - How about the Morris? - I did not keep saying kid, like, I'm so Jersey sure, dude. You know that kid? - I know who he is. - Yeah, he's a good kid. - I think he's like your age. - Yeah, well, so I was watching him talk about John Lilley, that's the Dolphin House guy. - Oh, okay. - Were they trying to see if they could teach a Dolphin to speak English with hand jobs? Listen, I could've told them, my English doesn't get better. Am I gonna hand job? - True. - I make Dolphin sounds. - I don't know how Todd's holding it in over there. - Todd can't be associated with this. Don't bring Todd into this. - Hey, listen, Todd's got a great art. We'll put that. - Did my derp with curpa animation, the school house rock thing? - No, that was you. - That was him, Todd. - Yeah. - Is that how you guys know each other? - I know, I know Todd from George, my animation. We all went to animation school. - Oh, okay. - Like 20 years ago. - Very cool. - Should I not bring up your record or is it, okay. So I don't want to-- - I'm working with me and George work together. - Todd's running for office soon, so he can't be seen. (laughing) - He's gonna run with you on the ticket. - He can't be seen with a vaccine denier. - I didn't deny it, dude. I said the COVID one, I got COVID. Not denying it. God. - Aren't we past that at this point? I feel like people-- - I would've thought that, but we tell that to fat people that work at the airport. - Yeah. - I would've thought that, but tell it to a random skinny gingers or if you're a fact that works at the airport. I don't know if they made an announcement. You gotta still wear a mask forever. - Oh, right. I don't understand it. - You'll never want their car still doing it. - Just so you know, the masks have never. Mass with for surgery. - Yeah. - All every nurse and a bunch of doctors who weren't directly paid off like a bounty per head, given you said that you didn't need, maybe. Dude, the masks are for surgeries. They don't spit in your wounds and kill you. - Right. - But the virus could get through that easily. That never did anything. thing. Yeah. So now people still wear it because they found out they had pretty eyes, I guess, during the pandemic. Or they want to talk about Louis is like, I like masks. People have pretty eyes. Yeah. Yeah. But it covers up the beak too. Well, especially if you're neurotic and you're from one of them, how's it like, I don't know how you grew up. But when I live in New York, I knew so many fucking people. I knew like three people dude that said they were the first person ever to be given Prozac. Yeah. Prozac's all over, man. Well, I know. But this is our eyes. The SSRI thing is like, these are the early adopters that we're in New York. We're neurotic. Like, they all look like Woody Allen, these people. Well, that's not good. When did that really become a thing? Like when did SSRI's explode? Was that the early 2000s? Yeah, probably. Yeah. That's when I first, a doctor gave me samples of packs, I remember. I think I'd just like out of his pocket because I didn't have insurance or something. And I was getting panic attacks like fucking crazy, like horrendous panic attacks is like a long time. Yeah, take a pill. Put that on it. Yeah. And and so it, uh, it did like, even, I mean, it does do that. But it made me like, it's not like I could not sexually dysfunction, but I, but like I didn't even want to be functional. I was like 20 fucking two. I'm like, okay, like I'm sure I'm alive, but why? So I stopped. But a lot of people on them, they're not good. I go on school shooter pills. I'm so glad you said that. Yeah. Because that's the thing no one ever wants to talk about when he's fucking crazy. He's going to a school and do this. Stop every fucking time. Why do you think do you want to talk about that? Because it's a guy sued successfully. I forget which S S R I was, but he, he sued it for being gay. This is a while ago. Now think of like beating a pharmaceutical company because it turned you gay and your argument is it turned me gay. When I try to see my phone, I didn't work. They told me it was my own gayness. In fact, yeah, imagine winning that, though. And so we pull up that lawsuit. Also, he's already got it. Parkinson's patient wins lawsuit over gay sex addiction. This is from November 2012. I cannot stop. He was a French. A French man who claimed a Parkinson's drug turned him into a gambling and gay sex addict has been awarded 197,000 damages. Didier Yombart of Nantes, France, sued the pharmaceutical giant, Glacso Smith client and did hear claiming the drug equipped caused him to lose 82,000 euros gambling on the internet. Yeah. He said he also became addicted to gay sex and risky sexual encounters, said he was after starting the drug in 2000. It's gambles. Oh, this is like really tragic and attempted suicide eight times. No, dude, the gambling it's so that him turning gay, it's not that turning gay, the get the compulsive gambling addiction. Yeah. That's like an extra like he's spitting the wheel on sexual things. And that's that's hidden. They used to say it worked like they thought it inhabited some chemical thing. But if you go back and look at the commercials, they don't say that when they know for sure they go, we think they go, we think it works this way in the commercial. Now, I now remember the commercial too, but I don't remember that part of we think it works this way. You just saw the picture. You know, dumb dumb pictures. They draw the pill goes in here. And then so yeah, so that's what a trigger. So a lot of suicides on it. Oh, yeah. And a lot of the ones, the suicide where you go out and take people with you, take people with you. Yeah, you know, like be a star when you go out, like how America's not like Japanese like someone to film it, not not the Japanese foresting. I'm saying like someone actually. America has the most I'm going to take you with me kind of suicides. I bet you if you stacked up the right, but it's those dude. Yeah, no shit. Those pills. First of all, why would they be advertising prescription medication TV? It's nuts. It's absolutely insane. And people don't even know America does that. People didn't know until the Oprah, you know, Prince Harry and Meghan fucking interview when Oprah interviewed them. Do you remember that? Yeah, in 2021, I remember that. But what was so on Twitter, people on the UK were like, wait, why the advertise? Because it was a, it was a, you know, how their fucking cause is mental health. Yep. Yep. Who's fucking causes mental health? Well, that's an advertise. It's a sponsorship for fucking brain pills. So every, they cut away from Oprah going, and then they're like, well, do you buy brain pills? Yeah. And so all these people in countries that allow, we're like, that's fucking crazy. Not New Zealand, because it's just us in New Zealand. Yeah, us in New Zealand. But I like on the elliptical in the mornings, I'll say it's on mute. So I will see the ads come on in between like I usually have on like ESPN or something like that. And literally every ad is some kind of fucking pill with people dancing through fields, while they're going through all the things that can fucking happen to you. Yeah, right. Like, of course, so I mean, I already knew this. But when you see it every day and are actually looking for, you're like, this is programming, dude. Yeah, right. So that, by the way, that's what Monarch is. Yeah, let's come back to Monarch, because you didn't. So the transformation has spelled trance, you know, with a say, yeah, they did it. The thing is in a book. And when you read it, they did it. What is it? Explain it to people. The control of mass, my control. But that's, so I know that is MK Ultra. Monarch is a part of MK Ultra. What were they doing? Monarch is the one where they were. Monarchs like the one with all, like, they tell them they're chosen ones. So basically they went to a bunch of generationally abusive families and people they caught. So her dad, for example, was like a, like a messed up PDF file. The author, her dad, yeah, her. Okay, Kathy O'Brien. And he got caught sitting in CP through the US mail. So they offered him a chance to be in the program because they had discovered that your general generational trauma is real. So like a monarch butterfly it, yeah, as for his, yeah, what are they called epigenetics now? Yes. That's real. They learn that from Bangalore. You know, when America saved him too and brought it. So fucking, that's what they were doing. They were, they wanted generationally trauma, people that could dissociate. So they would get in this case, the father and they go put your kid in a program. And they put, they brought the kid. And that's what all that. So, so for example, and stranger things, which was going to be called Montauk originally, right? I did not know that. Yeah, I never watched that show. I'm familiar with it. It was fine, but all these shows, you know, the reason I would know this stuff is going to be a writer. So it's not, you know, people think things things are like soft as closure all the time, but it also could be somebody's a writer and they're just looking at real shit to find something interesting. Yeah, which what I would do. So, but you'll see the ship pop up. I'm sure it pops up in that football movie that's like not by killer peel. Was it him? Yeah. Okay, I haven't seen it, but people like don't, but it's got elements that if you saw a blink twice, do you see blink twice the one with what's the when he craves his daughter directed? The cat woman from me? Yeah, so he craves. Yeah, blink twice has monarch shit all through it. In fact, he says a line. He goes, yeah, the more fucked up it is, the more they don't remember. So you could use severe evil abuse of someone who dissociates, you could store secrets in them. First of all, nobody wants to talk about the shit that they do in this. Okay, the stuff they did is so beyond anything that you would imagine. It sounds like if I was like some angry kid being edgy in a notebook, probably because I was viciously abused by an authority figure or something. Yeah, it all sounds like that. And so the shame of doing that to kid. It's like a safe. You can keep information in. What do you think? What do you think make someone at a government agency start a program like that? Well, what makes them fucking do all the other things that you know they did? No, it's about. They don't give a fuck whatever they did to another country. They're going to come. They're going to do it to you. And they are. And they are whatever they do to other people, they'll do to you. That's what you should think. Any country you live in, you should always think that about your country. If they did it to these other motherfuckers, they do it to me and they do all the time. So think of every fucked up thing. I mean, it came out in I think 2016 when, you know, they were spraying cadmium, something on blackheads in Missouri. Pull this up. Yeah, about this. This is why you're here, Kurt. I mean, it's so fucked up. It's almost. Who was doing it? Who was doing it? Kim trails either. They just put sprayers on the top of building to spray into them. All right. Did the government poison a city inside the army? So they're saying it's the army. Yeah, cadmium, army secret tests in St. Louis. Yeah, just what would happen? Can I just read this so people have context? Oh, yes, all right. I'll get during the cold war, the US government carried out experiments on Americans without knowledge or consent, former residents of a St. Louis neighborhood demand to know what the army sprayed in their neighborhood. Army admits it sprayed a chemical containing cadmium. There it is because a carcinogen, one researcher asked, did they also spray radiation? Let me get a little more on this, Steve, actually. So my government used me like a guinea pig. It hissed from nozzles on vehicles and rolled slowly down the streets. It drifted from rooftops where the brick facade of Pruitt Ego, the air heavy clinging to 33, the air heavy clinging to 33 concrete towers that glowed and almost seemed to hold the sun captive. Children played outside, the shots of their games echoing between high rises and then the fog would come. It hissed from nozzles on vehicles that rolled slowly down the street. It drifted the rooftops where a maintenance man had stood installing devices just days earlier wearing protective gear, a cloud that hung thick in the air, clinging to the skin, seeping into lungs and leaving behind a chemical tank. I would love to say that something like this didn't happen, but we have so many historical records to ski experiment, the fucking cell and crack in LA forever. That's crazy. - Why would anybody doubt, is when I don't get how many things they have to do that you saw for people be like, I think that I shouldn't trust you ever, motherfucker. Like if you knew a person that did all this shit, you wouldn't fucking just trust them. - Right. - But people just do. That's what the mind control part is. - Where do we go from here though? Because Kurt, we're kind of in that, not kind of. - We already happened, it's done. Usually cobbling. - It's done. - Whatever the thing that you gotta worry about. They did it, you blew it. - I'm not like cobbling. - You blew it! - Yo, they did it. When you read a book, you'll see they did it. - But where do we go? - I try to remember. Here's where you go. - Do you burn the whole system down? What do you do? - I was just, as a little ambitious, I would just try one to try to remember a thing more than one month. Try to, the psychic ability of remembering shit, which almost no one has. I don't know if you notice that. People just move on to the next thing. - Next thing. - I don't know what the fuck everyone's doing. I've never gotten over being, when I was told don't do your research. I never got over that. That's one of the craziest things I've ever heard. - It's nuts. - Okay, and if I bring it up to my smugner and ask New York friends, not Todd. Todd is a hardcore militiaman. He wants that known. And he wants his kids school to know. That's even, who you want the guzzet saver? I'll say it. Dude, all my friends, it depends how well you're doing, how much you, this is a promise of America's. I don't have to give a shit till happens to me. - Yeah. - That's what everybody wants. At the end of the day out of America, you want that feeling? And while I got good news, assholes, it will happen to you and it does. And so, as this deteriorates, this fucking pyramid scheme, it happens to more people. So, I love watching people be baffled by the dissatisfaction of huge, they're just baffled. I don't even know why they're being like this. It's amazing. But, so you don't have to really do shit except maybe you don't be a liar. You know, don't like, hey, for my job, I have to be cool. - I think that has to happen. - For something bad. - No, I'll be cool. If you're like, you know, if you were doing rails before this, I'd be cool. I don't give a shit that you did that. I'm not talking about being cool about like, but when you know somebody's involved in something bad, like, why would you just be cool with that? Like, why would you? - Right, and living in the internet era now, it all comes up. - How could you play Riyadh? No, I'm joking. I don't have any. - When invited? - I wasn't invited, but I feel like I would like to be. And I-- - I feel like you would have killed in Riyadh. They would have liked you. - Well, I have an affinity with a lot of eyebrow people. In fact, I'll tell you something. - A lot of what? - Eyebrow people. - Eyebrow people. - A lot of people who with a heavier brow really get it. You know? So I will talk to cabbies a lot and or driver, lift drivers. That's a fact. - Now, did you ever live in New York? Like New York, New York? - No, I'm not. - I'm just a whole, just a whole broken-- - That's right. I'm a whole broken trash. - You look like Empire Strikes Backlook Skywalker. (laughing) If you didn't get hit by that thing. (laughing) If Luke could not crash that motorcycle and had a nice, straight little nosy. (laughing) You should have a yoda on your back when you talk to me. - Dad added to the list, bro. Danny Duncan. - A lot of people are wondering what's up with your hair. And it's Luke Skywalker hair. Now, you heard it here first. - I guess so. - What are they talking about? I got distracted by my memories of him. - Yeah, you were talking about how they do it to us over and over again, but people forget in a fucking month. - I can't remember what that, I don't think I said that. - I didn't say no, fucking joke. - Yeah. - Yeah, no. Look, after the Epstein thing, I don't understand how anybody-- - I don't understand how to talk to that, but yeah. - Yeah, like, look, I thought there was something there. Obviously, there wasn't. Sometimes things don't matter. (laughing) Um, and, you know, maybe one day we will know who, Jeffrey, Epstein. (laughing) - What's working for him? (laughing) - If only an expert could tell me who-- - Listen, listen. - If we could piece it together somehow. - It feels like China. It feels like China. - Yo, we're not as good as China. I've been in China, everybody. I want you to understand something. They have flying cars in China. (laughing) They're not lying. They have flying cars. Okay, they're gonna, they're installing a maglev train. You know the thing that is still a conspiracy theory in America, the maglev? - The maglev? - Yeah, like where they use mag, the-- - Just pull it up. - You never heard of that? - No. - I said that's why you're here. You gotta tell me these things. Maglev trains use magical lev-- Magnetic levitation to achieve high speeds by eliminated friction with systems in Japan, China, and South Korea operating at speeds of up to 375 miles an hour while offering advantages like quite or smoother rides and weather resistance, maglev technology faces challenges including extremely high construction costs, extensive tunneling, potential environmental impacts, and high energy consumption of which they don't care about in China. So-- - Maybe that do we-- - The reason China was-- - We pretend to care, though, Kurt. - Well, you know, we did for recycling. - I used to be a recycling when I was young. My parents are in there? - Oh, you don't recycle anymore? - No, you know why? And if you're in a relationship, you tell me a girl that's gonna-- Even if she knows the truth about recycling, she's never gonna stop recycling. That is like a-- I don't know, some kind of rosary beads to people to this date, and it really is pissing in the wind like that fucking meme from a-- It's an Italian money-making scheme. I don't know the level of how fake it is until way later, but-- So we were giving China all our-- - Well, recycling's not real. - No, you can, and they recycle some things, but it's not cost-effective to recycle-- - Excuse me, I had a couple of claws before this. - Yeah, they-- - They don't make money on it, so guess what? They're not gonna recycle shit, they don't make money on. So what they were doing with most of recycling was sending it to China, and they were like, "You throw this away," and then China would throw it away. - In the sea. - I don't know where they were dumping it, but China wised up around 2018 or '19, and then they were like, "We're not throwing "your shit out for you no more." - Interesting timing. - In LA, just so you know, and ask a garbage man, if you don't believe me, they just dump your shit with the other garbage. They've been doing it for a while. - I totally believe that. - Of course. - What is even hard to believe a little bit? - Yeah. - So, and my ex-girlfriend's like, she's like, "Well, I know like hobos that do recycling, like they can sell those," you know? So there's always a reason to keep doing recycling, 'cause it's such a, you did like a homework thing. - Yeah, yeah. - And it has feelings, and there's no reason. It was like wearing a mask is a similar feeling, I imagine, for some people. - Hey guys, if you haven't already subscribed, please hit that subscribe button. It's a huge, huge help. Thank you. - Yeah, it's one of the wildest part about the masks things, 'cause you were talking about that a few minutes ago, is the fact that you could, at the time, when they were telling everyone in April and May 2020, and then all the way for a couple years after that, to wear a mask everywhere, you could literally roll tape of all the quote unquote, experts saying in January, February, March 2020, laughing, and remember the one of Fauci, like, "No, it's not gonna help you at all." - You remember the Fauci, by the way, that's a glad you brought him up, 'cause you remember when he tested AIDS drugs on foster black and Puerto Rican kids, and then buried him in a mask grave. That's what Fauci fucking did. So by the way, that guy was in charge of the whole. Is it like, just after you know this shit, was there be still believe, okay? Don't worry, you know, the next world for us is gonna be Venezuela, you know that? - You think it's gonna be Venezuela. - Well, because all that drug horse shit, do you think that's like, the bad guy that's bringing the drugs in has been Venezuela the whole time? How many countries are between Venezuela? - No, they're one little. - So we're blowing up boats with suspected, I would, why don't you say you knew there were drug dealers for sure? - Right. - Don't say suspecting, 'cause it feels like you just blown people up. They went over through that guy, so they're gonna fucking do it. - So all the shit that we're supposed to not have anymore with Trump, you're gonna have. You're gonna have John McCain no matter what you do. - Did you know that was coming? - No, but I hope maybe because of the spasms of, you know, like the entire fucking America boutique left, I thought maybe Trump is, you know, but I would never put faith in it. - Right. - I've never voted, dude, but I would vote the next one. If I thought he turned out to, you know, not be part of the thing. - I would vote that thing. - Well, to me, where are we now? We're right exactly where it was when he came in. - Right. - He's done, I don't know why they're like, "This is not like the other." There's never been anything like that. No, it's the same shit. - Oh, no, it's the same shit, I completely agree. - Go ask people in other countries. - I really agree. - It's literally the same shit with like some more tweets. Who cares? So, yeah, we're going to Venezuela because they wanna overturn, overthrow Maduro. I don't get the big fucking, like, it's not a big country. They're cut off from half the world. They got some oil. - We already built them. - There's a million countries. - There's more than the Arabs have. Their oil reserves are like unbelievable. It's some kind of oil that sucks to refine, but guess what, we built those refineries a long time ago. - So they're just gonna go in for that. - It's just one set of fucking, psychopaths priorities got replaced by another's it's very obvious yeah and uh you know uh it's gonna be how it's gonna be and they're gonna do do you know anybody was like we got to fucking take over Finland or whatever the fuck you say forgot that was a country what was your priorities dude would you say for the country taking over Finland building a casino in Gaza look at this the proven you're right Kurt Monsker the proven oilizers and Venezuela are recognized as the largest in the world totaling 300 billion barrels as of January 1st 2014 the 2019 edition of the BP statistical oil review of world energy reports the total proof reserves of 303.3 billion barrels for Venezuela slightly more than Saudi Arabia's 297. yes that's why Saudis are so like I understand they have sanctions on them from all over the world but why are they as poor in destitute as they are when they have that much it's the sanctions that we okay so that guy Chavez yeah no i'm no commie julien you know me i'm not a commie sure you learn you weren't a lot of red on that shirt it is a lot of red that's actually very suspicious yeah it's also like a kind of reddish pipe right there and my pipe is a dirty Hollywood red stripe on the end right but no you look like someone's hiding under the floorboards i paid a lot of money for this pipe i'm in fact i would say i was ripped off with what i paid to somebody for this so i feel like that's not house in street yeah pretty close to yeah i just want to have a pipe to look distinguished on the planet you know if i'm going to talk to Luke Skywalker about world events you know when i talk to fucking Hoboken Luke Skywalker right now i can't believe how training you like don't fight Darth Vader dude you know well he's dead James Charles gone you got a little midget on his back to a flips and shit that's all i can think about um okay what were we talking about use the force and tell you about Venezuela and you said i'm no commie oh oh okay so but they voted for for now i've talked to many people from Venezuela like fuck that guy Chavez okay fair enough but let's also be fair to people with the money to move to America from Venezuela you know so the level of people that were starving before he came in is why he won that election didn't take over in a coup so people that are starving don't give a shit if he fucked up you're fucking economy right they're kind of upset about that right okay not my problem i'm not from there but why is it our problem because they have those resources so there's no democracy for so in transformation of America that book i brought up earlier it's all about when the CIA took over the entire narco traffic dude why is there any we're going to go to the cartel we're going to go to war against the cartels the CIA has controlled that for quite some time you get that right oh 100% yeah so what are they talking about we're going to go to Mexico and stop fucking bro i've had the guy sitting here who worked with them on behalf of the city yeah who was the guy Matthew hedger uh yeah yeah literally his job was to launder money for the cartel to exist as a cover for CIA to be able to do CIA stuff is that the guy with the Vatican thing or is that different guy i said that guy yeah well but you've talked to a few people they do that they have done that cartel wise i think that's a middle man yeah it's like like CIA related that's the only one i know there's a lot of cutouts right so yeah you know you work for a private con so i'm saying like when i saw my gate before everyone people i talked to have different experiences so you might have just been in it and there was nothing weird in it okay nobody knows because they do private contracting and that way you get away with whatever the fuck you want to get done that's right so so uh uh that's why all these guys when you're like oh you never left CIA they'd look at you in a straight face and said it would confidently and say yes i did because technically if you looked at paperwork they could say that but they stole but that's there yeah that's the that's the it's it's the only short of it is that shit is what can i technically say that's not perfect right with and it's completely divorced from anything with telling the truth or morals it's just like what can i say that in a legal setting it might be a complete lie yep i was just like yeah it's like i feel like i'm gonna say on some like rap three times go on yeah i'm gonna denoise the audio a little bit the thing i can't believe dude is that all my control is like hypnosis or just being a trance it's you see it all day you ever hear of Taylor Swift and Hisha syndrome no it's it was like wacky news not long ago do we pull that up Taylor Swift amnesia syndrome you saying Taylor Swift someone that worked on her concerts told me what they think causes it too or maybe they said they know it's something with like the strobe lights that she was using the Taylor Swift amnesia syndrome is a non-medical term used by fans in the media to describe post concert amnesia where some attendees Taylor Swift's eras tour report memory gaps about the concert experts suggest this phenomenon isn't a true amnesia but a brain function where intense excitement sensory overload and high adrenaline states during a joyous event interfere with memory encoding making it difficult for the brain to form long-term memories of the experience that feels like that feels a little mk ultra to me i've never heard of that with any con i never heard that about fucking woodstock they all can't stop shut up about how they remember and they were all doing fucking all a state all like that on their minds like oh i'll never forget woodstock what is that but they can't remember the eras tour with their dad who the fuck is going to see Taylor Swift it's like millennial mom single moms and their daughters you never got a lot of Gilmore girls you know got a friendship bracelet you didn't do that i never got one i don't remember if it was against my religion but i don't i don't think i was ever do you adhere to a religion card now yeah no i was java witness going out you were a witness you had to go like door to door oh yeah how was that um we i mean i don't care about that part the part about it usually people like you couldn't do christmas should the fuck you must be what if that's your you know i could ever do that because christmas and birthdays are you seven that's the best part of the whole thing was i didn't do that stup you know i'd be in school and they put they make something make cupcakes for the you know christmas whatever seasons greetings cupcakes and uh we didn't go protest the school or they have to stop doing christmas i just didn't have a cupcake like a man like a fucking man this is the thing i was most grateful to jahoba witnesses for is that i never got you some imprinted with nonsense shit right so no nonsense in what's programming you know the secret human nature they say it in uh the churches he this is their big secret things supposedly did you intend no never mark pazio check him out okay he's a great lecture about all their fucking shit he was a priest now he wasn't high up he said he was a he had a grotto high priest he was just a priest le wayward named him as a grotto as a priest of a grotto in philly so it's like a parish as a grotto i don't know it but he's saying parish yo we hear i'll break it down for you the whole thing that it's it's that's the world is carnies and robes there you go okay and and part of the magic is uh is illusions you know like lying is number one the most effective magic of all and they know a million and they go human nature is not good or bad it's programmability and that's a fact that's exactly what it is so it's all the subtle ways of programming another human being and they're not like i mean they take it to quite an extreme but it's just you think it's normal advertising a prescription drug just hit that it's normal to you that another person didn't have your programming will go what the fuck and it's so easy to like have it blend into your life like it's no big deal but then once you start to notice it you can't unsee it so so for me because i'm on jimmy's fucking show and i got to look at the actual news uh i can when i look at crazy should i could do i could correlate just to see who you know like you'd be surprised yeah jimmy's also actually it's cool that you do a lot of content with him because jimmy when i think of how weird the last 10 years has made America and the way we think about stuff i think jimmy's like the perfect example of like that dart that was on the board and the wind whipped everyone all over the place jimmy's one of the amalairys do the same place his was good his was great about jimmy dude he's one of them fucking you know he's from irish families of 12 kids and then like they had dark kids to you know like there's painfully Catholic yeah jicago and he really is like guy that's like that's no fit he really is kind of like a vain dude but he is very introspective in a way none of these people do what do you mean he's these vain he's always talking about his hair and shit what i'm saying is because right here let me talk about his hair i'm not against it what i'm saying is there's people i know other people that don't have his introspection of where he's real and willing to wrestle with his fucking demons and be like well i'm probably just jell so and and what that boils down to is if you show him evidence of something he will look at it and not dismiss it so that's a very basic that we'll try to because i don't know anybody i know if you got your emotional connection to a thing that they won't do that you okay here's the thing that i i tell people all the time and i still don't know if they like think i'm lying to them but you know how uh you see general patreus sit down with the head of alkaida bro and isis bro you know you want i clipped a stupidity yeah i want want people to see this video. So which by the guy changes name. Kurt there. way. Yeah. The fact I'm all for the people in the UN walking out on Netanyahu. The fact that they didn't walk out on this guy, though, too, is we did change his name. Well, I'm happy. It's a rebranding session. You know, they rebranded, but okay. We, so we played this with Kiryaku on a Jimmy show on Jimmy show. What was his reaction? I, yo, I like that dude. Kiryaku is on board with everything I'm saying. Kiryaku is cool. He don't go as far as I go. And I might make Kiryaku listen to this episode. But you know, the guy went to jail. Listen, anybody that went to jail for like, you see that? Yeah, go ahead. Keep going. Wait, wait, wait. He's got to pull up the video. Keep going. Oh, yeah. Yeah. The video is amazing because Patreus sounds like he's faunting over this guy. Yeah. So I asked Kiryaku because somebody told me like, oh, yeah, he's like behind Daniel Pearl in the fucking beheading video. Oh, wait. He was literally on. Yo, he's Isis. He's a founding Isis member. And Al-Keta, all the greats, the guys got a resume. And they're talking like, and by the way, he acknowledges it. Patreus acknowledges it. He goes, no, we are not. Yeah. And like, okay, that would be cool except we said they're not soldiers. We said they're terrorists. Why you talking to him like he's a fellow soldier? Yeah, here it is. Yeah, look at this. Yeah, I'm on a stiff animal. Yo, man, you got your fucking dick blown off in Iraq or Afghanistan. And you see this, your general talking with it. Here it is. All right. Boom. Boom. Boom. Well, I'll give you a good one. We need. We need the one that betrays us. Like we were hunting each other. Yeah, here, I'll give it to you. I cut it before I came in so I can give it to you. Oh, that's why I like you. Because they're driving to MacBook Pro. Yeah. Patreus, Syria, hunting. Did he bring it? Okay. When I saw this, I'm like, this is like the fucking, like, dude, look at Alessie posted clips while we're on air. Love it. Nice. That's some great, oh, guys, let's say unless it's an MPP with that stuff. I don't post any of the clips on Twitter. That's all him. All right. Here we go. Let's listen to this. Please join again in welcoming President Alshara to the stage. Now, welcome. Now, he's building in jolala or something. Yeah. Yeah. So, I'm gonna like him and say it, right? I don't know, something. And what's selling? And Sharaf Nasidi. As you know, Mr. President, I spent over 37 years in the US Army and I was a soldier not a diplomat. So I hope you'll forgive me if I speak with the directness of the old soldier that I am as I get the first question out of the way, because the fact is that we were on different sides when I was commanding. You were, of course, detained by US forces for some five years, including again. That's the Isis. Look at him when I was the first star of the year. That's the Isis. Here you are now is the President of Syria, which your forces liberated from the murderous Bashar al-Assad regime to participate in your first few in general assembly as the president of your country. Earlier this year, you met the President of the United States among many other world leaders. Please help us understand how you got from al-Qaeda in Iraq 20 years ago to where you are today. Syria's head of state on stage in New York City. I know what's up. I welcome you. Dude, I think, is that the clip I sent? I think I sent one where the guy's voice is way funny or translating. He was, "Whoah! I can't believe this." Yo, so he goes, "That is such a surreal clip." So he's in prison five years, so Isis is supposed to be this prison gang, right? That's sort of because we're in Iraq. So that's him. And I ask him, "I don't know for sure he's the guy standing behind Daniel Pearl, but it's probable that he's the guy standing behind him." Daniel Pearl, who I thought was probably like a spy, no, I got told by somebody who would know. No, he got some thing, some tracker put out. Some of the CIA put something on him to track him, that the al-Qaeda had a sensor for it, 'cause we made al-Qaeda originally. And so they found it and killed him. The guy didn't even know why they were killing him, 'cause he didn't do nothing. He really just going to be going. Does the CIA put a tracker on him? Yeah. What kind of source do you have on that? You don't have to say at all. Honestly, I would have told you maybe a monkey. I would have told you maybe a monkey. Sider outside government. That's that we'll keep it high. A guy that knew him. They're called a Danny. Okay. Okay. Yeah. That's just something I was told. Anna was told. This same person told me and turned to be true. He goes, "Yeah, you know why? You should remember we left our shit in Afghanistan and didn't disable it?" Whoops of doodle. It turns out it wasn't a whoopsy doodle. That is a lithium. Before the new lithium triangle, they talk about that. That was the lithium triangle. There's multiple lithium triangles. Yes. So that's a payment and we train more terrorists there and we gave the Taliban. And then why would we leave that where the Chinese can get it though? That's what I don't understand. It's right by their board. Afghanistan? Yeah. Because we got our friends to Taliban. Because our friends to Taliban are going to watch it for us. Yeah. I don't even understand. So basically, you had to pick like your faction of like where you want the war to be. I think it's going to be Venice Wailifer some reason. I don't understand. In the New York Times, we reported on this too on a Jimmy show. They bury it in paragraph nine. But top officials are like, "We just want to get rid of Maduro." So we're going to say it's this. They don't put it in the first, they suppose they don't like Trump, right? Yeah. Always bury it. Yeah. People just read the headline and screenshot on Twitter. Well, I don't even think people do that, dude. Where would you get news from, honestly? Who do you know anybody that thinks like they get news? I don't know that you can even say it like that anymore. I think it's like where do you consume information that you know, you have to try to figure out whether or not it's complete bullshit or just partial bullshit? Like I try to read everything across the spectrum and then create some law of average and help that that gets me somewhere in the ballpark. But even I know that ain't getting me to the infield. What do you think? Is there anything that you were like, you feel like you got taken in by that you wouldn't ever get taken in by again? Oh, that's a great question. Mine would be 9/11. Wait, what? Then I misunderstood the question. No, like what? You're 9/11 went to a rack. We went to a like like like a like a public story. Yeah, lots of people. Yeah, for me, for me, I would probably be COVID. There's a more recency bias. Yeah, right. Yeah. Yeah, 9/11 is a good answer. They went to it. They wanted to go to Iraq that fucking night. I mean, that should tell you all you need to know. Well, people said it, but I would have been like shut up. I wouldn't have listened to you if you told me. I don't know why. I don't know. I think it's like, I don't know, I'm old there. What changed? COVID? COVID's when I had a lot more time on my hands because of lockdown. In fact, if you know people that were like locked down that are smart, they usually are like really well informed to a shocking amount. But they got nothing to do, but look into shit. Right. You'd probably get reading material. That's all you get. Yes. You know, so they know, I don't know. I talked to at least a couple of ex-cons that they knew more about shit than I did. And I mean like they knew like the scholarly information like because there's nothing else to do. So that was probably dumb to lock people down and then and tell them not to look into it. But it's all like a fucking beta test or something. Like let's see. Yeah. You know, this wanted to ask John that I didn't get a chance to on Jimmy show. Kiryaku. Yeah. John Kiryaku. I wanted to ask him because he doesn't kind of believe it. I think my control sounds like crazy to people. But it's not. It's like it's just standard PR advertising. Shit. Shit. That's normal. It's not like. But if you think about it, like depends the context. Yeah. But how much of you seen like, you know, the way I used to laugh at this and I'm like, Oh, that's they hit women on their psychological thing. All the maggot nobody reads magazines. I hope it anymore. But through the magazine, I feel fat because this chick with big dits and a small way to the magazine. And we want just not buy the magazine. Right. You know, but no people are programmable. And you know, like the same thing now. Why don't you just not use the phone? Well, you know, everyone's on it. It's North Korea. Yo, it's North Korea and you're fucking pocket, dude. All the time. Like, uh, I have this dumb joke about, because in Austin, they got way more, you know, way more with. I've heard a way, though. Yeah. So it's this is a very stupid joke. I have a joke about like, how great it's like a driverless robotic car that you could jerk off in because there's like, dude, there's nobody there. And then my friends like, you can't do that because they have cameras. Like what? Like, wait, nobody jerks off off camera, dude. What are you talking about? Only sure. Epstein cell. You never jerk off off camera. There's one last private place on the earth. Epstein cell. You got two minutes. You do whatever you want, dude. Okay. That's what it like, since the Patriot Act, everybody's been spied on. And then fucking, uh, when Obama, you know, when, uh, Snowden came out. Snowden Snowden, that podcast with with with Rogan back and I guess I was too. I wouldn't even know if it wasn't for that. - I wouldn't really think about it. - Think about it. - That is one of the most insane podcasts I've ever recorded. Thank you guys for checking out this clip. If you haven't already subscribed, please subscribe and hit the like button on this video. It is a huge, huge help. And if you'd like to check out this clip, full podcast episode, that link is in the description below or right here. And finally, you can follow me on Instagram and X by using the links in my description below.