The Reptile in ROME, Time Traveler TRUMP, Love Hate Tucker Carlson, Masked PsyOp | CCNT 923
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The transcription covers two main topics. First, it examines a U.S. intelligence allegation regarding Mojtaba Khamenei's sexuality, framed as potential "fifth-generation warfare" aimed at manipulating political support, particularly among leftists. The speakers critique the journalistic practice of using anonymous sources, noting a decline in verification standards. Second, the discussion turns to Peter Thiel's Vatican-adjacent lectures on the Antichrist, analyzing his warnings about global governance and Armageddon. Thiel's ideas are contrasted with his own role through Palantir in public-private partnerships, highlighting tensions between his apocalyptic rhetoric and his technological influence. Overall, the dialogue reflects on themes of misinformation, the convergence of technology and state power, and the strategic use of narrative in contemporary conflicts.
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Definitely go kill him, you know? Yeah, I think, see, I mean, this is the thing. I think when it comes to like this guy being gay or whatever, I think it makes the left love and defend him more than it makes the right not like him, you know? I mean, of course, it depends who you ask, but most people on the right that I know, you don't actually hate gay people or whatever. You might make funny jokes, but it will, absolutely. A certain, I would say majority of leftists will suddenly become ardent Iranian, you know, supreme leader supporters because I don't know if you've seen the videos guns, but you know, there are all everybody's doing there. They're like campus, walk around, man on the street, things. There's video after video after video of these, you know, this sort of blue-haired LGBTQ people defending Iran saying, oh, no, America's much worse for women than Iran. No, Iran is actually a very blah, blah, blah. And then the interviewer will be like, you know that they would throw you off a building, right? Are you gay? Yeah, I'm gay. You know, they would hurt you. They go, no, they love me because we share, we share the same ideals. Like some of these leftist kids are under the impression that like they would be welcomed with open arms in Iran. Yeah, well, I didn't Trump just go on a podcast with Jake Paul and they were talking about this, how they, the, you know, they throw gays off the rooftops and we support the gays, but we should probably stop the Iran because they're so evil because they're thrown off. I don't know. I don't know if I don't know this. I didn't listen to that podcast, but I mean, it's very, I mean, that's very well known thing. That's, that's a clear cultural custom. So number one, I mean, look, whether this is true or not, the intelligence agencies want to put that out there for some reason. It's part of the fifth generation warfare. I think there's a trick here to convince leftists to like support Iran even more than they do. Who knows? Maybe, maybe not. Maybe it's just whatever. Let's go. Is this like, before you go on here, is this like, obviously we were talking about, you know, male attraction to males, right? Because if you were around in the 60s, the word game and something else. I mean, I remember watching the Flintstones. Maybe before the 60s, but yes, Gans, we're all aware of gaping the other. Are you trying to say that much topa-coma, and he is just a happy guy? Maybe he's just a happy guy, yeah. Yeah, yeah. I mean, the best reports are that he's in a coma or missing a leg or if not, just totally dead. So, yeah, okay. Yeah, that's very good. He's a, so father, folks, dad, dad humor is on. It's not 20, man. It's facts. It's facts. You know, mm-hmm, mm-hmm. Okay. Others in the room also found it hilarious and joined the president's reaction while one senior intelligence official has not stopped laughing about it for days, said one person familiar with the briefing. The shocking claim was described to the post by two intelligence community officials and a third person close to the White House. All three sources say the implausible sounding allegation is viewed as credible by the US spy agencies rather than false information intended to undermine Comaini, 56, who was selected to replace his dead father as Supreme Leader on March 8th. Now, we have watched the crumbling of journalistic ethics over, probably about the past 10 years, but specifically, you know, over the past five years. And it used to be that to report a story, you needed actual sources and you needed to name, you needed some sort of name to put on it. And it used to used to be that the journalistic ethics of American journalism, you used to need three sources to approve a single fact to call it true, right? Then over the years, over COVID, over Trump, it goes from person familiar with the matter to just person familiar with his thinking, to person with knowledge. And you can just base an entire story on one person with knowledge. But I gotta hand it to the New York Post here. They do technically brag about having three sources, three anonymous sources and two of them being intelligence community officials. So remember, if they are telling the truth that it's two spies, you know, it's great that they are taking it at their word that this implausible sounding allegation is viewed as credible by US spy agencies rather than false information intended to undermine Comaini 56, who was selected or places dead father, Supreme Leader on March 8th. Two of the sources said the intelligence indicated that Mochitaba who earned the nickname, the power behind the robes while serving as his aging dad's gatekeeper has had a long-term sexual relationship with his childhood tutor. Okay, so this is like some kind of Epstein-esque type of scenario going on here. Well, you know, we learned during the war in Afghanistan and in Iraq that there are places, certain groups of Muslims at least that have the practice, this sort of cyclical practice involving young men and older men in the ongoing, while the ongoing human quest to outsmart God, you know, like you're not allowed to do this, but you didn't say anything about this. You know, there's a longstanding, what's the word, loophole, but they're kind of, yeah, kind of one of those things. But yes, this is, you know, at least according to all the boots on the ground and the intelligence testimony from the war in Afghanistan and Iraq, this is pretty common amongst different groups of Muslims. So maybe it was one of those things, you know, I don't know who knows. Let's see here. There's a, Mojtaba. Mojtaba. Oh, yeah, third source said the intelligence indicated the affair was with a person who formerly worked for the Komeni family. Mojtaba, who is believed to have been wounded in the same February 28th air strike that killed his father and other members of his family, has made a quote, "Aggressive sexual overtures to men caring for him, possibly under the influence of heavy medication." One of the posts sources said, so it sounds like the CIA has people in the hospital taking care of the guy. Definitely was what it sounds like. That is some pretty serious sources. Yeah. So any who, it goes on for a long, long time. But let's see here. Oh, they don't have pictures. US spy agencies do not have photographic evidence of Mojtaba to Komeni's alleged sexual attraction to men. That would be quite the photographic evidence. It's on Anthony Weiner's laptop. Well, that's the thing. It says photographic. It so specifically says photographic evidence. I don't know if that includes videographic for them or audio evidence, you know, I don't know. But the sources insisted the tip is solid. With one saying, it was, quote, "derived from one of the most protected sources that the government has." So there you go. I don't know what it is. It still goes on for another 50 paragraphs here. Yeah. I don't know if you really just said that. When identifying the sort of, the whole point of this weekend, I think, you know, after every weekend between shows of ours, a theme sort of appears. And this weekend, the theme was not necessarily like bombs dropping, military operations, ships exploding. This weekend was really themed of like, hey, you have no idea what to believe or even why to believe. The sort of overwhelming of the fifth generation warfare, the information war, the psi war, you know, as the, you know, go stops people call it. It was really this jam-packed weekend of just pure, anonymously sourced mind, like screwing with your mind. And overall, I think trying to overwhelm the senses of anybody trying to, you know, continue to pay attention to get people to check out maybe. I mean, that's kind of the easy answer. But we officially cannot trust anything as we will learn further on. Yep. And the rest, the rest of the sort of 50 paragraphs lays out sort of like a timeline, almost like a biography of Mojtaba's homosexuality. And it certainly seemed to have a lot of detail about a lot of detail, like a whole biography about how they know this guy is gay. Maybe they've always known it, I don't know. But then of course, they go into the fact that this makes, you know, he's a criminal in Iran. And so he's a bad guy and blah, blah, blah.
Um, speaking of homosexuals, guns, uh, we did have some more news from a fellow we've been following for quite some time. And that is Peter Teal. Oh, yeah. Co-founder of Palantir. Sportsroom Palantir, Artificial Intelligence, surveillance state. Co-founder of Palantir, Peter Theo. That's right. Teal is coming from AP. Uh, Teal brings his anti-Christ lectures to the Vatican's doorstep in Catholic institutions back away. We've been talking about his interest in the anti-Christ. He's actually been interested in the anti-Christ since the 90s. Some climb. Um, oops. There we go. Almost time for my doctor's appointment. Uh, I will let you tell everybody about Peter Teal and what he's going on. Great. Wonderful. I'll be right back. Yep. All right. Have fun with Sean Ryan. Um, all right. That is, that is my PFPM and a remove him for a moment. He'll come back in a second here. All right. Um, yes. The headline is, "Theal brings his anti-Christ lectures to the Vatican's doorstep in Catholic institutions back away." Uh, I do have a clip of Peter Theo from a little while ago. This is a, maybe a couple of years ago he did this, uh, interview. He's been talking again, been talking about the anti-Christ for a while. We've been tracking his conversations about the anti-Christ and the long and short of it is his position as far as we can tell because a lot of these meetings and, uh, conferences are behind closed doors. We don't know exactly what he's talking about, but what has been made public and I've read through some of the stuff and the reporting and whatnot is that theal believes that there's only one way to really prevent a world government and, uh, that is to prevent Armageddon, but preventing Armageddon might create a one world government. And so we don't want that either. So, you know, you got to also prevent the anti-Christ. So that's kind of a mistake. Let me just let him talk about it a little bit here. This is him again from a couple years ago in an interview discussing this topic. My speculative thesis is that if the anti-Christ were to come to power, it would be by talking about Armageddon all the time. Yeah. Peter Theo, you sir are talking about the anti-Christ and Armageddon all the time. And Peter Theo, the anti-Christ would talk about Armageddon all the time, he'd scare people and then offer to save them. Yes, it's the first Thessalonians 5, 3, the slogan of the anti-Christ is peace and safety. And so, which is nothing wrong with peace and safety, but you have to sort of imagine that it resonates very differently in a world where the stakes are so absolute, where the stakes are so extreme, where the alternative to peace and safety is, you know, Armageddon and the destruction of all things. And then that's where peace and safety gets you way more than it would have in 1750. Renee, Renee Gerard, and I saw Satan fall like lightning, one of his books. The anti-Christ boasts a bringing to human beings, the peace and tolerance, the Christianity promised, but has failed to deliver. Yeah, there are probably, I think there are all these elements where it's downstream from Christianity, you can think of the poor, shall and heritheor, the Sermon on the Mount, Marxist theory is we're going to be more Christian, we're going to accelerate, we're going to bring it about faster. So, there is, yeah, the anti-Christ probably presents as a great humanitarian, as a great, you know, it's redistributive. It is an extremely grateful anthropist, as an effective altruist, you know, all of those kinds of things. And these things are not, you know, simply anti-Christian, but it is always when they get overly combined with state power, that something is very wrong, you know. Okay. So, Renee Gerard being discussed there, Basil has a little thing on Renee Gerard, so I'll save that point for Basil to rant on, but you heard him right there. He's okay. So, yeah, the anti-Christ will probably be talking about Armageddon a lot, which is what he's doing. He's even going to Rome to talk about it. And not only that, but he's going to be an altruist, he's going to be redistributive, meaning he's going to give back to the world, which is if you think, if you've known about a lot of the conspiracy corners, there's been rumors, especially since the QAnon stuff about Nasserah, just Gasserah, which is this theory that there is money being held and vaults or something. Trillions of dollars being held that will be redistributed to the people, which still also sounds a lot like the universal basic income or what Elon Musk has been talking about, the universal high income. Elon came out recently and said, "A, working, having a job is going to become optional as the robots and AI takes over a bunch of jobs and a bunch of the duties that we currently have as jobs, as employment opportunities for people to support their families and everything." So, I'm sure the transition for that is not going to be very pretty, but it's this idea that this antichrist is going to appear very peaceful and he's going to bring peace and safety, the slogan of the antichrist being peace and safety. These are all somewhat ideas that have floated around in the Christian circles who study and times eschatology, things of that nature. But Peter Thiel, being a man himself, a co-founder of Palantir, who has combined powers quite a bit with the state. He just talked about that. He's like, "Yeah, when you combine this power, this idea of altruism and redistribution and everything, when you combine it too much with state power, that's when things can become very ugly," which is ironic because Peter Thiel, your whole thing, you're combining powers with the state. And it's the private public partnership, the PPP. In recent weeks, we heard NVIDIA partnering with Palantir. We heard Polly Market partnering with Palantir. We know Amazon's AWS is partnered with Palantir. We know Google is partnered with Palantir. We know Microsoft is partnered with Palantir. We know Fannie Mae has a partnership with Palantir. So it's not out of the question here that Peter Thiel himself is on a public campaign discussing the anti-Christ in Armageddon. And he's sort of being set up as the guy to be anti-Christ or Armageddon, bring about Armageddon or try to prevent it, I guess. I don't know. I don't exactly know what the whole thing is, but let's see what this AP article says. By the way, the title of this episode today is the Reptile in Rome. The Reptile in Rome is part of the longer title. It's very complicated. We have a couple titles. Like a long title and then we have a short title for different purposes here. But the long title is or at least starts with the Reptile in Rome. And the reason is because the anagram for Peter Thiel, when you rearrange the letters of the name Peter Thiel, you get the Reptile. Give it a try. It's, it's not, I don't know. It's just a thing that happens. In fact, you know, I'm kind of doing my little thing and looking at anagrams of a bunch of people's names because everybody has these tight short names, Alex, Carp, Elon Musk, you know, Donald Trump, the very like punchy, a couple syllables. And I'm sure if you do some anagrams on some of that, it's, it's very interesting. But here's what the AP says in their article, Thiel brings antichrist lectures to the Vatican's doorsteps and Catholic institutions back away. One of the hottest tickets in the Vatican's backyard these days is for a four lecture series on the antichrist given by Silicon Valley tech billionaire Peter Thiel, the invitation only conference in Rome from Sunday to Wednesday has proven so controversial that the Catholic universities initially associated with it have all denied official involvement. Thiel, the co-founder of PayPal and Palantir, the data mining company that has been assisting the Trump administrations migration deportation crackdown and early donor to the political career of JD Vance. Thiel is also deeply interested in the apocalyptic concept of the antichrist and has written and lectured on it before. Yes, we know about this. Quote Christians debated these prophecies for millennia who was the antichrist when would he arrive? Who, what would he preach? And quote, he mused in a November essay in the Catholic magazine first things. Catholic institutions take their distance. Discussion of the antichrist by a tech billionaire in the Vatican's backyard has proven divisive. Oh, oh, really? Huh, okay. Initially the lectures were reportedly going to be held. Be held the, huh? Were reportedly going to be held the pontifical St. Thomas Aquinas University, the Dominican University in Rome known colloquially as the Anglic, Anglicum, the Anglicum. It is best known these days as a place where a young priest named Robert Privost, now Pope Leo, the, what is this? A 14th wrote his canon law, doctoral thesis. Okay. So it's where the current Pope wrote his thesis. But as word began to circulate in the Italian media about alleged secret lectures on the antichrist by Thiel at the Pope's Alma Mater, the Anglicum took its distance. Quote, we would like to clarify that this event is not organized by the university. will not take place at the Anglicum and is not part of our institutional initiative.
The University said in a statement on its website. According to an announcement, for the event seen by the Associated Press, the lectures were jointly organized by an Italian organization, the Vincenzo Geoberti Cultural Association, and the Clooney Institute at the Catholic University of America in Washington. The Geoberti group, which describes itself as a cultural association dedicated to the renewal of Italian political culture, confirmed it was involved. The association named for a 19th century Italian Catholic priest philosopher said in the statement it believed in promoting research and encounters, quote, "based on the great tradition of classical and Christian thought, we believe this heritage is fundamental to addressing the crisis engulfing the contemporary West." But C.U.A., the Catholic University of America, distanced itself. The C.U.A. is not sponsoring or hosting an event featuring Peter Theill this month in Rome. University spokesman told AP, quote, "The Clooney project is an independent initiative incubated by the university. The Clooney Institute is a new initiative of the C.U.A. to bring together leaders from the worlds of academia, religion, and technology." Okay, so they started in 2023. They hosted Theill at one of their events for a talk on René Gerard, the French academic. I'll leave that for Basil. It has to do with the mimetic culture and things. The fascination with Antichrist. Theill is known to be somewhat obsessed with the Antichrist. The biblical term used to describe someone who opposes or denies Christ, which is a little more accurate for AP. Good job AP. We know that we've talked about this. The Antichrist is more discussed as a spirit. The spirit of Antichrist, it says in the first John IV, I believe, has been around since the beginning. You know, we use it culturally as the person, the Antichrist, but technically speaking, biblically speaking, though the person is, they have different labels. It's the man of tradition, the man of sin, or son of tradition. I'm sorry, son of tradition. Basil Horn is another one, one of the heads of the beast in Revelation 13. So he's never actually called Antichrist. That is a cultural thing, which could have ties back to some bad eschatology that I won't get into here. Theill speaks of the concepts and terms of the choices facing humanity to confront the existential risks of the world today. Okay. So we kind of know about this. We don't necessarily need to go into all of it. And the article goes on here to talk about ties to the Trump administration. I mean, this has been the research of, I think the true independent researchers have been calling this out for years. There's only a handful out there. I think that are really on top of this. But the Palantir move, the Peter Thiel influence for guys like JD Vance. This is why we've been talking about the technocracy, the old technocracy from the 1920s in America, which failed back then, but had a plan to create a single conglomerate of technocratic states, basically all of North America, including Canada, including Greenland, including Mexico, including Venezuela and Cuba, which has been in the news recently. So this all involves a long-term plan here. And so that's why when Peter Thiel comes around and starts talking about the Antichrist and Armageddon and going on a world tour of lectures about it, it's a little strange. People wonder what is actually going on. And so here's the thing. As I guess I'm a Protestant, right? I'm not a Catholic. I like what the Orthodox believers tend to talk about in things, but I'm not necessarily under the hierarchy or anything of the Orthodox Church. I'm more Protestant in that regard. I would imagine Martin Luther is losing his mind right now. Martin Luther, for those of you who know, he's part of the Reformation. He nailed the thesis on the door of the Catholic Church and it was during the Reformation about 500 years ago where Luther called out the papacy at the time as the Antichrist and the Beast. And his argument basically was that the papacy subverts the gospel and the church internally fulfilling prophecies of spiritual tyranny and Daniel revelation and the epistles. And he pointed out how the Pope claims Christ's authority, but acts basically in the opposite way. He accepts worship. He corrupts and he does all the things that the Antichrist would do. And even today you look at the Vatican and you kind of think like, well, it doesn't look like necessarily the best representation of Christ here. The Pope himself being the vicar of Christ, Christ on earth, so to speak, you know, the Protestants reject that whole thesis. And so there's a divide there. But it's just interesting to me that Peter the old guy who, you know, if there was, or if there's going to be an Antichrist, he fits the bill in no sense, maybe not entirely, but he's got some things that check off. And actually this is really why I'm writing the book archetypalism. I know I say I'm the author of archetypalism at the beginning of every episode for the last couple months here. And if you are part of the face like the sun Patreon, I did publish or at least I floated out the first couple chapters, the introduction in the first, I think it was actually just the first chapter. And I actually, that reminds me, I need to publish more of that. If you're part of the group that gets that first, take a look at it, I actually re-wrote it a couple times. And it's written now for the norm in a sense. I really made it simple to digest because the basic idea of archetypalism is that, you know, in the Bible, if you have studied the Bible, if you have looked at the scriptures in a more scholarly sense, there's something called typology. And actually there's a book here, I got my book, Typos by Leonard Goplett and or Goplet, I don't know how to say that exactly. And typology, interpretation of the Old Testament in the New, basically the idea that he presented in this book of Typos and you hear about typology is that there are patterns that emerge, the Exodus pattern being one of the biggest ones, where the Old Testament establishes a certain pattern and then the New Testament repeats or references that pattern in a certain way. And so, you look at prophecy and things, there's a lot of things that are fulfilled in the New Testament that were prophesied in the Old Testament, but they happen not just as a sort of prediction fulfillment. It's more of a pattern. And so, typology gets, it's pretty well established in biblical scholarship. And I basically took that research and I am writing a book to try to help create a way to study current events, contemporary things being, happening all around us every day and analyze them not so much in like a timeline or a, hey, this is fulfilling that type of mentality, but more so in an archetypal manner. Because I think what we'll come to see is that when you look at the patterns in scripture, what the scripture itself references and the emergent patterns and archetypes of scripture, for example, the beast archetype. You can talk about Babylon, you can talk about Egypt. They all seem to have similar characteristics and those characteristics create an archetype. It's like a, you know, we put into our video game or you play in a video game and you're building a character and you can choose what kind of powers your character has. These are archetypes. These are character traits that emerge. And so, when you take those patterns and then you can look at things that are happening today. You can look at Peter Thiel and you can say, you know what? You look at the Antichrist or Man of Sin archetype and look, he checks off a couple of these things, right? Maybe not everything, but a couple of these things. Somebody in the chat mentioned Jared Kushner. Jared Kushner is another guy. You can look at him. Boom, boom, boom, a couple of those things tick off, right? And so we can have this conversation about who the Antichrist might be without really dying on the hill of like Obama's the Antichrist. I don't care what any of you say Obama's the Antichrist. And it's like, okay, well, yeah, Obama had some things that aligned, but really what people are seeing are the archetypes. They're seeing the character traits of the Antichrist or the Man of Sin or whatever that's established in scripture. And then because they tick off, because they check the boxes, they'll say, oh, this is that guy. This is the prophesied guy. And I think the same thing happened with Martin Luther. He looked at his current situation. He looked at the papacy. He read the Bible for himself, right, with the printing press being made and everything, really revolutionized all that. So he looked at the papacy and thought, wow, this really fits the bill, the list of things the Bible describes for the Man of Sin. And so for Martin Luther at the time, it made sense. It made a lot of sense. And so we can acknowledge all of these things throughout history, people calling out these different people as the Antichrist or that's the beast or that's this, that's that. The Harlett is another one. We can acknowledge the patterns are there. We can acknowledge the archetypes match without dying on the hill of like, hey, this for sure, it's fulfilling that because we don't know the day or the hour. We can certainly know the season. And I think history, ebbs and flows in that regard. And so this is kind of a bigger idea. And it's, it's one that I don't know people are going to really like. I think people that have no basis or no study of biblical progress.
might like the book better just because they can get into Bible prophecy without dying on the hill of any particular interpretation, but I think I might get a lot of pushback from you know people that are really strong in one view or another when it comes to certain eschatological views and interpretations. So I'm prepared for it. I'm ready. I mean, I've been I've gone through the ringer when it comes to comments and people hating on me and stuff. So I'm ready for it, but so look forward to that. That's that's kind of on a side known on a personal note writing that book about archetypalism. By the way, I'm not going to call the book archetypalism. It's too confusing for people. People are going to type in like, you know, they're going to type in anti-Christ, they're going to type in anarchyism or something. I don't know. They're not going to find the word so easily. So the book title itself will probably be something a lot more simple. But that's the basic idea here with the archetypalism. And I think when you look at Peter Thiel and what he's doing, again, it's like man, you really are. It's not helping your case of not being the anti-Christ. I'll just say that or having the anti-Christ spirit, right? I mean, this guy is the co-founder of the biggest platform for surveillance and even in warfare as well because we know Palantir is responsible all over the world. They've partnered with different nations and stuff and we know that Palantir assisted in certain things in Gaza and Israel stuff like that. So again, you know, I think it's really important to pay attention to these things, but not necessarily die on the hill of any interpretation or any accusation of any individual who might check off a few boxes when it comes to the character traits of the man of sin or the beast or the harlot or or any of these things and hopefully the book once it's published it will allow people to study Bible prophecy without number one without having anxiety about things because I think if you're new to it stuff like this is it's kind of make you anxious, you know, it's like, oh no, no, Peter Thiel is anti Christ, but also Trump's the anti Christ, but also Jared Kushner's the anti Christ, but also Obama's the anti Christ and they're gonna resurrect Hitler Hitler's anti Christ and everyone's got a view of who it is You know, the archetypal is some thesis allows you to nod your head and go you're right that these are things that align with certain descriptions of the man of sin and scripture, but we don't know number one and number two, we don't have to know We can point those things out make it a good study point out the archetypes and then of course the major really important thing about the book is gonna be the the archetype of Christ the ultimate image of God and how we should be pursuing in our personal lives to reflect the perfect image of God who is Christ so there is a gospel message within that too It's not just calling out the the negative side of the archetypes there are positive archetypes in the Bible that repeat as well so there you go All right, what else is there to say about this? Oh Okay, so Martin Luther back to him Martin Luther probably losing his mind about this. I mean, can you imagine if Martin Luther was alive right now and understood the cultural place were in the milieu the the technocratic infrastructure, I'm sure this all sounded like science fiction to people in the 1500s But let's let's sit Martin Luther down explain the situation and then Tell him this guy named Peter Thiel whose anagram is the reptile is going into the Vatican giving closed door lectures about the anti Christ and Armageddon I'm sure he'd be pulling out his hair. So there you go That's really the thing with the Peter Thiel story. I don't have much else to say about it We've been tracking this situation with Peter Thiel in the anti Christ for a while now and he just keeps popping up every once in a while and this one in particular we thought was important to report because of course he's going to the Vatican You know the Vatican You know the people that have what used to be called the Lucifer telescope in Mount Graham looking up at the sky I'm saying looking for aliens Why is it called the Lucifer? I don't know They had to change the name by the way I think they changed it because they knew it was bad PR once people started figuring out that they named a telescope Lucifer So all right, I was hoping Basil will be back by now Because I wanted him to kind of go on his little thing about René Gerard But if he's not back yet. So maybe the interview with Sean Ryan is going well That's a joke by the way folks. He's not actually interviewing with Sean Ryan Sean Ryan is hiring though. Maybe that's a thing to do. Okay, so let's move on for a moment here and Go to the next thing here. We were supposed to talk a little bit about we were gonna do executive producers We'll get back to that. Let's talk about Trump now. This is where my brain it just my brain Perts a little bit I guess Because the high-strangeness of Topics that we have covered over the years It's all becoming mainstream and and in a way that makes me feel very uncomfortable Yeah, we are All right, so Daily mail New York Times several other outlets carried the story a few days ago and it tripped me out I got to be honest it tripped me out a little bit because And this isn't like oh, I'm so right. I'm so you know, it's not about that. It's more about the timing of things So several years ago back in 2017 There were some researchers Discussing the high-strangeness of Trump. Okay, it was a very small fringe group of people that were pointing out the Ingersaw Lockwood books from the eight late 1800s the last president and the president's name is Trump and he starts his whole campaign in In New York and the whole thing it really does sound like President Donald Trump and There was another book called I think it was called I'm doing this off the top of my head here like baron Trump's excellent adventures or something he goes to He goes into some portal In Antarctica to the hollow earth or something whatever it was okay, so These are very strange coincidences quote-unquote and part of that conversation involved the arrow ships drawn by Del Shaw and just as a As a proof here. This is just a receipt on my end This post that I've made here another arrow ship drawing. I guess I should do the other one first maybe. That's okay We'll do this one another arrow ship drawing from Del Shaw the arrow up Trump Trump's uncle saw the Tesla papers in 1943 Hashtag wow, you know, that's how I was posting in 2017 you got the date right there September 27th 2017 is when I posted this and you can see the piece of art here Which is so basically this guy named Del Shaw made these paintings and these drawings in his notebook Del Shaw. I think he was Born in the 1800s he died in the early 1900s and his notebook was discovered with a whole bunch of these arrow ships or airship drawings and You know, they're very intricate drawings or watercolor or something like that and they have Different things that we're not going to break down every aspect of it because We kind of I think there's an episode somewhere on news talk that where we went into more detail about this But you can see you know, there's a 45 on the bottom left Houston, Texas, April 18th 1920 Let's see. What does it say right there? Lone bee model and you can clearly see arrow up Trump Written there and I believe there's another Piece that I think I had it posted here somewhere there it is Yeah, it was the same day that I posted the other one here 1920 Charles a a Del Shaw This one designed for Trump bottom right most of these drawings are from Houston, Texas and yes, there's another one that looks kind of like The bell like the Nazi bell if you guys have done your UFO research The Nazis had this bell shaped thing. It's sort of that shaped. It does have the black and white stripes But I'm sorry the blue and white stripes within these drawings which uh Of course, you know nowadays people know that is sort of the Epstein island temple situation going on there But yeah, clearly you can see on the bottom left arrow on the right. It says Trump and 4586 are the numbers there 45 at the time significant because Trump was the 45th president and these are supposed to be These flying ships that existed or not existed, but we're drawn by Del Shaw so I'm showing my receipts here just to say that this has been a topic that Has been part of fringe research for a while. I published stuff about it. Hope you know I'm published these posts And I'm pretty sure I talked about it on news talk several years ago and so it's really weird when Uh, and by the way, I did mention it A couple days before oh because of last week when we on Wednesday we talked about the Trumps the the weird book right the the king of the Jews Written by Leslie Epstein allegedly in 1979 where a man named icy trumpleman becomes favored by the Zionists actually in the book and You know he becomes the king of the Jews in a sense In that context I brought up the arrow ships. I think you know there's a lot of strange things going on with his trump Bye.
And remember their O ship thing remember that and so it was like a day later literally like one or two days later New York Post daily mail they started carrying this headline I'm taking this one from daily mail mysterious Trump airships appearing in 100 year old sketchbooks sparks time traveler theories Now again, I Published my post was from nine years ago. Okay, so this is not a new theory But you would think if you're just new to this stuff. This is like oh, it's breaking. Oh, what's weird? Here's what the daily mail said a wild theory claims president Trump Maybe a time traveler with clues scattered through art and literature for more than a century Sketches a futuristic aircraft drawn by artist Charles Del Shaw a Prussian immigrant who came to the US in 1850 and died in 1923 Stereously contained the word Trump and even featured the number 47 the number of the presidents The number of presidents the US has had I don't know where this 47 maybe they showed in the thing here. Oh, yeah, this is a Trump train There's a 45 in there. I don't know where the 47 is that he's talking about 45 Okay, maybe maybe I don't know maybe the daily mail is Mistaken on that that says 45 or maybe this is third one. No, no, this one also 45 Yeah, I don't know. I don't know which one says 47. Maybe that's disinfo on the part of daily mail Let's continue before his death Del Shaw created depictions of fantastical flying machines that he called arrows Which often resemble the mix of early airships balloons and primitive airplanes however conspiracy theorists have seized on the repeated appearance of Trump's name and the numbers associated with both of his terms in the White House as The 45th and 47th commander in chief the extraordinary theory has also been connected to old novels by Ingerson From the 1800s which featured a young character named Baron Trump who embarked on incredible adventures with wise mentor Don in Lockwood's book Baron Lives in a grand palace called castle Trump and is guided by Don even adding more intrigue to the theory that America's first family was foretold Decades before the president's birth while some have claimed the artist and author had some mysterious methods of knowing the future others have claimed without evidence That the similarities prove the Trump family has time traveling technology and is used to influence world events one person on social media claimed Either Trump is a time traveler or someone put in 200 years of work to make a guy who wasn't even born yet look like he is one I think Actually, let me I'm doing this on the fly here. I think that's inversionism. I would be You know interesting if he did not receive credit here because that's one thing I am noticing Because inversionism or in in vision in Visidan. I guess he's changed his name to invisidan at quantum altered X So there's that hold on trying to see if I there was a post by him that said these exact words I don't know see the thing is the daily mail. I don't think you know, they say one person on social media sometimes they embed the X post But I've noticed that on these topics they don't they don't give credit to the people in social media which is Interesting because normally they even if it's the most random people they will embed the The tweet or the post or have a screenshot of it, but in this case they don't do any of that so Huh So yeah, according to American visionary art museum in Maryland del Shaws fictitious eras were powered by an anti-gravity substance He called or he envisioned called nb gas or soup or soupa Then enabled them to fly without normal fuels the technology is eerily similar to descriptions of UFOs Which the government calls unidentified anomalous phenomena. I thought it was aerial phenomenon And President Trump is vow to disclose the American people or you know two disclose To the American people so yes, this is part of the story here This is a New York post Trump's UFO release could include videos Photos of non-human craft Proving we are not alone this came out right after so there is the strange Narrative being pushed out there right now That taps into the strange narrative that we've been kind of on the trail of for a while You're welcome New York Post and Daily Mail and you know the entire agencies And but here's the thing maybe they were They they've been on this all along and it made me wonder You know the movie the Truman show And the thesis of the movie or the plot is that a man named Truman is born and The world has watched the life of this individual because You know, it's like it's a TV show it's a reality TV show and You know from birth basically he's been tracked the whole world has watched Truman grow up and everything around him is fake All the people that are are part of his life are our actors and you know all the people in this town are actors and Yeah, the whole idea that he's been watched and and you know, he's content he's content for the world and it's the true Men's show kind of like true ump T.R.U And it made me just wonder like is there a group of weird elite people or maybe lizard people or something? I don't know Who have been tracking the life of mr. Donald Trump since he was born Maybe because his name was Trump and you know the the same folks that Either new or or something. I don't know Influenced this bloodline or these folks to you know push these individuals a certain way maybe Donald Trump is Truman in a sense It would make sense as far as like becoming president You know reality TV show star billionaire. He's got you know, so there's just some weird stuff going on there It wouldn't surprise me at this point I know it's strange. I know there's no way to like really nail down something like this, but I wouldn't surprise me it wouldn't surprise me the principalities and the powers remember we wrestled not against flesh and blood these are ancient intelligent entities Who influence Evil in society. It's not just evil people randomly coming up with stuff on their own You know, these are influenced highly by these rebellious divine entities so If they knew that in the next century and a half the world would completely change the way we communicate the way we the way we absorb information the way we are entertained if they knew that all of it was going to change with the emergence of The communicative technologies that we have now especially with the internet When the principalities and powers Set it up so that they Have control in a certain sense of the narrative or at least a bloodline To allow for a certain level of control, you know, it's not out of the question. I don't think it's out of the question Okay, so that's kind of the Trump thing all right that this is Again high-strangeness Just the timing of it all is just so bizarre to me because You know, I'm not saying I were I'm so right and you should listen to me. It's never about that. We've never been about that We will point out how it's always just weird You know, it's just weird how we would say something and then like a couple days later sometimes a few years later But in this case literally a day or two later um, you know, they come out with this story and part of it too is that I know the daily mail and the New York Post are Tracking some of the stuff we're talking about because I have been you know just Alma just admittedly I have been uh Publishing or or quote posting Some of these things Would that go back to the New York Post like this post here that I published on Let's see when was this March 14th. Okay, so this is when this article from the New York Post actually came out the whole UFO or you know, Trump releasing UFO footage and So if you you and you blask, excuse me if anyone's wondering the formula right now to actually go viral or actually get any traction on X You have to have a blue check mark so you got to pay whatever 15 bucks a month or 20 bucks a month to have that blue check mark And the idea is to create your own commentary, but you quote post Big outlets or big accounts or big posts like this one this New York Post account I quote post it you put a meme in there. I put the matrix meme of uh, you know Neo waking up in the goo and I'll explain why here. Here's my post and you got to put your own commentary on it Okay, that's part of the thing. So here's what I said the Trump UFO arc is one that seems to be the setup right now And the connection to some of the fringe religious Zionist prophecy and I put it in air quotes should not be missed rumors that Netanyahu is either dead or in a coma have been circulating for a few days We'll talk about that a little later here because of the videos that are being published now from the the BB account rumors Yes rumors and Netanyahu is either dead or In coma have been circulating for a few days and this is significant for the quote unquote prophecy Before it's passing in 1994 Rabbi Medichem Mendel Schneerson told Netanyahu he would be Israel's last prime minister And then he would hand the scepter to the Mosheak or what they call the Messiah
Shneerson was Rebe and leader of Kabad Lubavitch. Sorry, Lubavitch. And it's weird. I got these weird things here that I don't know what that is. Strange. Trump honored him, honored Shneerson, posthumously with education and sharing day proclamations and a 2024 grave visit. I remember that. I remember when Trump and Melania went to the Shneerson grave. If the Shneerson's prophecy is the script, Trump would fit the Messiah Ben-Joseph role of a non-Jew aiding in redemption. And if you don't know about that, some Jewish folks, or I guess you can call them more Zionists or religious Zionists, some of them have this prophecy of Messiah Ben-David and Messiah Ben-Joseph as their two parts of the end times. And Messiah Ben-Joseph shows up, and depending on the version of it, it's kind of confusing because there's so many different people that have written on it and not all of it matches that when it comes to some of these rabbis and stuff. But the idea is for one of the versions of it, Messiah Ben-Joseph comes out, he's sort of a political entity that defends Israel and he dies basically. I mentioned it here. So Messiah Ben-Joseph role as a non-Jew aiding in redemption. This would make sense of Netanyahu's weird video last few or a few days ago. This is talking about another video that baby published of him talking about how the Messiah is going to come, but just not next Thursday. That was his thing. And I say here, that video seemed to be AI. As some were pointing out, actually, as it's pointing out, baby having six fingers, so nepholome. And again, to me, it didn't look like he actually had six fingers in the video. Some people were looking at the shadow of his hand and it did look like a sixth finger was there, but that's not a, you know, it's neither here nor there. People are getting way too tied up into that, by the way. Because of the ongoing tensions with Iran, if Netanyahu is gone, Trump might declare himself the king of the Jews as the strange book title from 1979 written by Leslie Epstein suggests, as part of this authority, he may unleash the quote unquote truth about UFOs, so as to be the benefactor of this superior technology. This would ironically fit the counterfeit signs and wonders that the Bible actually suggests will accommodate the son of tradition. I know these theories seem wild, but given the chaos we've been seeing escalate the last couple years, is it really out of the question? It's like waking up from the matrix and realizing we're all just bodies and goo being harvested for our energy and attention for the twisted purposes of some futuristic totalitarian St. Tannik machine. Come quickly, Lord Jesus. So I'm making posts like this quite often, just to play the algorithms here. I'm trying to get this account monetized. As you can see here, that post had 133,000 views. So it's getting out there. But the idea being that these are topics that we've been covering for a long time and it's strange. It's just strange that they are recycled in a sense now in the mainstream, which is not something that was on my bingo card. Although I guess it shouldn't surprise us the way things had been happening recently in the last couple of years. You know, let's see. Here's another, just going off the cuff here. This is the account I was talking about in Visodon, Quantum Altered X. He said, "No way would a guy already suspected of being a time traveler by in Visodon." The exact person who Biff Tannen was in Back to the Future was based on in the exact part of the films where it says this, "Make this exact mistake almost 30 years later." He has a split video here of Back to the Future on Top with a picture of Biff Tannen, which strangely looks like Trump. The pleasure paradise and then Trump underneath him. Here's the clip. Let me play the audio for you. You don't really see the gravity of it. As big as they look on the tube, you don't see what's going on until you come here. What we saw at pleasure, what a name right now. But what we just saw, we just left pleasure for paradise. What we just saw at paradise is just not accepted. Okay. So that is weird, isn't it? Why would President Trump when he's talking about the paradise property accidentally call it pleasure, which is the Biff Tannen building. I think it's back to the future too, where it's in the future and Biff, he's got a beable tower and stuff and it's called pleasure paradise. Huh. Strange. Strange. Strange. Okay. So there you go. Let's see. What else does it say here? All right. The back to the daily mail article about Trumping and time traveler celebrity and podcast host Logan Paul has even asked Trump's granddaughter, Kai, about the Lockwood book and whether it was proof that the human race was living in a virtual simulation. The teen said she was certain that Baron was not a time traveler, adding quote, I don't go down those rabbit holes. I don't want to go down those rabbit holes. The mystery grew even stranger when conspiracy fans, oh, they're just fans now. They're just conspiracy fans begin to examine Lockwood's connection to the time travel theory. Hawass, an American political writer and novelist who wrote two children's books titled Baron Trump's Marvelous Underground Journey and Little Baron Trump and his wonderful dog burglar. However, Lockwood also created the ominous political tome, the last president, a story which opens in New York City. Okay. So they're basically recycling all the stuff we've been talking about for 10 years and they're making it into an article with a New York posts and for the daily mail and they're getting paid for it basically. Yeah. So we haven't gotten our check by the way. And you know, it's fun to see all the Tik Tok content creators make their little low quality you know, green screen videos about this and, hey, there's a battle. He's back. You're muted. I'm here. You're still muted. You got to unmute. There you go. I wasn't. I was trying to type in. We had a couple producers come in while I was coming. Nice. Nice. Nice. So I was talking about this Trump thing. I was talking about how we've covered it and the the strangeness of the timing of it all. Any thoughts on that? I was going to jump back to the feel story so you can give your Renegade or anything, which I played the clip from the Hoover Institute that Peter Thiel was interviewed on a couple years ago and he met the interviewer actually quotes Renegade or in that that clip as well. So it actually worked out. Yeah. Okay. Let's finish the Trump thing first. Sounds good. Yeah. I don't know. You know, the Trump thing, I'm sure you mentioned this already, but the weirdest thing about the Trump thing is that it is in the motif, the mainstream media motif now that is maybe the most frustrating for conspiracy fans as the article put it. Yeah. But has been very strange lately about the mainstream media reporting on Havana syndrome and Jesus and the earthquake and the nephilum and the, you know, this kind of stuff. And then to have one, they just finally just come out and do it like, yeah, just Baron Trump's a time traveler. And this isn't this all way. It's that there's somehow finding a way for the mainstream media to report on all the things that everybody got banned for or laughed out for or whatever. And they do it in such a way. And I don't know exactly, you know, what the analysis of this is, but they do it in such a way that makes it totally normal. Yeah. There is no analysis. It's literally just repurposing everything that all the researchers and people have discussed in the fringes and just kind of bringing it into the forefront. There's nothing new about the research here. There's literally nothing groundbreaking or anything, but again, mainstream media is the thing. They're barely even putting the like these crazy conspiracy theorists, because we would occasionally, you know, we would occasionally get articles from the mainstream, you know, during COVID or whatever. And they would, you know, talk about whatever, but it was in the context of, context of watch out these dangerous ideas are spiraling online and, you know, monitor your husband's search history because he might be in the far right pipeline with these crazy conspiracy theories. And of course, you know, they represent them incorrectly and they'll reframe all the details. And it's just a total mess. But with the series of articles we've had lately, it's just pretty much just a reporting on the, on the details that even the fact in that article you just read, they don't even say conspiracy theory. They say conspiracy fan is not, it's not dangerous, you know, this isn't a dangerous idea. This isn't, you know, January 6th related crazy people like they usually would, like they'll literally, they used to do an article like this, say it's dangerous right wing conspiracy talk. And then at the end, the very last paragraph at the article.
would be like January 6th, you know, doing a paragraph on January 6th or something, to just randomly connect it to like, you know, how dangerous these ideas are. Yeah, speaking of which, you know, we joke that we're plugged into the simulation, like they're just, you know, they're harvesting our minds for the headlines. Last episode on March 11th, we episode 922, we called it cardboard tigers. Based on the whole cardboard thing going on, right? And it's a reference to paper tigers, right? People understand the reference if they are, you know, well read, I guess. Trump today said this. Maybe they don't want to be targeted, but I say, wouldn't matter if you're targeted or not, because this is a paper tiger that we're dealing with now. It wasn't a paper tiger two weeks ago, it's a paper tiger now. Okay. So what wasn't a paper tiger and now it is because, hey, we called it the cardboard tiger. We made the reference. Trump picked up on it. You're welcome, Mr. President. I'm glad we can. Of course. Of course. Fight the good fight for the good old U.S. The golden age is going real well for all of us. Back to the Peter Thiel thing real quick. So about the Peter Thiel thing. Yeah, I didn't have, I didn't necessarily have too much to go down, but there are some interesting bits here. I just, now, how much of this did you read? Did you read it? I read a good chunk. I read a good chunk, but I did skip the part with Renee Gerr, because they do reference it in here. And let me play for you just the part of the quote from this Hoover Institute interview with Peter Thiel from a couple of years ago. The interviewer mentions Renee Gerr. The stakes are so extreme where the alternative to peace and safety is Armageddon and the destruction of all things. Renee Gerrard, and I saw Satan fall like lightning when of his books. The Antichrist boasts a bringing to human beings, the peace and tolerance, the Christianity promised, but has failed to deliver. Yeah, there you go. I don't have to play Peter Thiel. Well, you know, it is interesting. There's an article here. So the long story short of the article is that a Peter Thiel, he's doing his anti-Christ lectures again, like he did in Saint Francisco. He's giving the same lectures at the Vatican. Right. And the, you know, there's a couple of some of the groups that are not like they're based on their disassociating with the whole Peter Thiel side of things. Yeah. There were some groups who are originally involved in planning it or facilitating it or something. And they have since backed out of it, which is just interesting. One of these, there's a few of these groups, one of these groups, the Geoberti group, which describes itself as a cultural, this was not the one I wanted to. So there's the Geoberti group. There's the Catholic University of America. And then there's the Cluny Institute. Yeah. It's a new initiative of the CUA to bring together leaders from the worlds of academia, religion, technology in 2023. CUA hosted Thiel at its Washington campus for a talk on Rene Jorard, the French academic. Now I did not know this, but Rene Jorard, the French/American sort of philosopher, fellow, he actually knew Peter Thiel. Peter Thiel and Rene Jorard, they both went to Stanford. Right. I believe. Stanford, of course. Yes. You know, the classic Stanford, you know, New World Order school there. Cardinal, but for some reason, their mascot is a tree. Continue. Yeah. And it was sort of referenced in the video you just played, but one of the main things that Rene, oh yeah, listen to this quote, his remarks will be anchored on science and technology and will comment on theology, history, literature, and politics of the anti-Christ. Religious thinkers upon whom Peter will draw include Rene Jorard, France's bacon. Oh, the New World. Antis, yes. Yeah. Right. Jonathan Swift, Karl Schmidt, and John Henry Newman. I'm not so sure about those last three, but if you know, France's bacon being a huge one as well. But apparently, Peter knew Rene Jorard, which is funny because with all of these philosophers, I kind of forget that a lot of them are super recent, like in the last 50 years they've been alive. Because their theories that they put out there are so intertwined with what we know of the esoteric and the occult and the secret histories and things like that. So it makes me question kind of what came first the chicken or the egg. But Rene Jorard is specifically responsible for the theory of mimetic desire, right? Which of course, memes, a big deal when you're analyzing the change in culture and meme warfare and meme magic and all these sorts of things. But mimetic desire, more or less, is the understanding that when it comes to what people want, what one wants to degree that we can even know what we want, we usually or we are prone to wanting what other people want. We desire what others desire. And this goes a couple of different ways. But one of the ways that it goes is you see it in political movements. You see it in religious movements. You see it in a lot of things where people don't actually really know what they want or what they think. And I've talked about most long time friend, I've talked to him, I talked about him a couple of times, talked about him on Thursday for Kenere Crying Clubhouse where I told the story where he said, you know, I'm kind of figuring out that things are what they seem and blah blah blah. But I'm just going to kind of make the choice to just not go into it. I just want life to be normal. I just want to believe, what everybody believes. I just want to believe what I'm supposed to believe. I'm just, you know, I just don't have the space or the strength to like step outside of that. And another story of him is there's some something stupid political back in like 2018 or something. And it was a moment where I just push back on one of his political comments or something. And I know, I know this guy. I've known him for over 30 years. And he makes some comment. And I just kind of push back on it like, well, actually what really makes sense is this. And he stops and he kind of stares at me. And I'm like, you know, ready to have a conversation, a political conversation, right? It's fun. Love to do it. And he goes, you know, I never really considered that we wouldn't have the same thoughts about something. Like, is this what's the moment of waking up? And God bless this guy. The fact that he's so, I don't know if he's like so emotionally intelligent that he's like willing to say this out loud. Because it's like a crazy thing to say out loud, you know? Or if he's just, you know, so comfortable with me that he doesn't have the filters to try to explain it a different way. But there's been a couple of these times where he's just, oh, I just thought that we all had the same ideas about things. And it's because he's a good example. And I love him very much of the majority of people who just think and say and want what everybody agrees that they should think and say and want. And the reward of that is the point that you belong. You agree with everybody. Everybody agrees with you. Everybody thinks you're good. You have the right opinions, these sort of things. And this is an example of the medic desire and where, you know, what do you want? Well, I don't know. Well, really, the answer is we want what we see other people wanting. And part of René Gerard's theory of this, he's kind of the guy who coined the theory of scapegoating. You know, we talk about scapegoating in the ancient hebraic ritual where, you know, that part time of the year comes around. The whole community gets together. They slaughter a lamb. And they'll ceremonially take all the sins of the entire community. And they put it on a goat. And they strap it to a goat. And they send the goat out into the desert, ceremonially carrying away the sins of the community. And the goat, you know, ostensibly dies or somebody finds the goat and takes the goats, you know, and now the sins are there problem. Or, you know, in the actual scripture, you know, the goat goes to Azazel, the desolate rice, et cetera, which spirals into some other theories we've gone through. So, you know, everybody knows the scapegoating thing, but it really
stems from this guy, René Gerard, who pointed out that most people just want what they think everybody else wants. This is part of social engineering. This is Edward Bernays. This is propaganda. This is public relations. This is everything. And Peter Teal is so interesting because his, the sort of summation of his explanation is that is something that we all kind of agree on, which is the anti-Christ quote unquote in their colloquial, you know, in his colloquial thing. The anti-Christ is a guy who will come in, he'll make everybody feel good, everybody you'll love him, he'll make peace in the Middle East, he'll do this and that. And then somewhere in there, he turns and it turns into dictatorship. But it's not dictatorship because he's, you know, actually a nasty guy and he, he, he, he's strong arms, everybody in takes control of the world. He, it turns into sort of this tyranny because he's so successful at telling people what they want, telling people what the danger is and then providing the scapegoat, like providing the direction, again, mainly through social engineering and this kind of stuff, to point people's fear at a certain thing. And his whole point is specifically with technology, you know, the anti-Christ is going to want to make a dystopian technocratic beast system and that's bad, okay? So we need to make our own utopian technocratic beast system so that we can avoid the anti-Christ and he makes this very logical, well-presented argument. But for someone who just can take one step back, just for one second, you see, he's literally doing the exact thing that he's trying to warn the world about. And you know, it's one thing for him to hold a one-time lecture to his tech buddies in San Francisco, you know, but it's another thing that looks like he's taking the show on the road and had somehow, you know, roped in a bunch of Catholic organizations to get him to do it at the Vatican. And the fact that they're all backing out says to me that he was able to trick them in a way, or I don't know, you know, I don't know if he was able to trick them or convince them or maybe he had to twist somebody's arm or maybe I'm sure a bunch of donations were made, you know, make it worth their while. And I don't know anything specifically more about those organizations than what is given in this article. It would be, of course, the next step to dig into those organizations deeper. But the fact that they're all kind of backing away shows that perhaps even they see now something a little weird about Peter Teel's whole thing. Because it's not just the presentation, you know, he seems to be on this sort of campaign to say, I'm Peter Teel. I want to fight against the anti Christ. Yay. So in that case, make me your Messiah so that the anti Christ doesn't come in. You know, I mean, it's sort of so obvious when you take a step back. But the fact that René Gerard not only is a big influence and sort of the basis of his theoretical breakdown of this, but he actually knew him at Stanford is, you know, he put them on the list. We got to put René Gerard and Peter Teel, you know, connect them in the New World Order fantasy league thing. Yeah. It's just very suspicious. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. I was kind of skimming through this document about René Gerard. It's on J store and it's called an emoji for René Gerard and it talks about the scapegoat here. And it's a little dense, but I'll just read a couple spots here. It says that utilizing a series of anthropological assumptions Gerard speculates that the logic of social formation is exchangeable with the logic of literary narrative. We're talking about fifth generation warfare. As memetic rivalries are to be prescribed because of their ultimately violent consequences, the memetic rivals must displace or discharge their common violence against a convenient surrogate victim that serves as the transference object of the violence, the scapegoat. Gerard explains the quote unquote magical efficacy of the scapegoat by identifying two variants of memetic desire, divisive, acquisitive, mimisus, which leads to which leads to or more individuals to desire the exact same object at the same moment in time and unifying conflictual mimisus, which induces all of the parties to the conflict to settle upon a common rivalry or enemy whom they all wish to quote unquote strike down. And it says historically, the ritualistic entrainment of the scapegoat or sacrificial mechanism was the domain of religion, which is anthropologically grounded upon the intermediary of the surrogate victim, the one who must die so the community may live by being spared the apocalypse of the unlimited conflict of the monstrous doubles. So yeah, it's interesting because it's opening up to me also. Peter feels use. It's almost his like his memetic use of the terms anti-Christ and armageddon in order to create himself. I don't know. It's weird though, because he's almost like he's making himself the scapegoat in a sense. Is he not? Maybe not on purpose, but you know, a big part of who he scapegoats in some of the write-ups that people have made of his lectures. He specifically scapegoats a couple of different groups. One of them is people who push against technology. That's right. The ledite must die. Right. Or anybody who wants to restrict or slow sort of AI development or AI deploying. Right. Which is funny because he can get, and this is part of the smoke screen that is these sort of like hyper intellectual guys like René J'aurat. Oh my goodness. Mimetic desire. Oh, it's like this like you read there. It's incredibly dense language. It's kind of hard to get. You kind of got to look into it for a while and read it a few different times in different ways to really kind of get to the simplicity of it, which it's all very simple. It's just this smoke screen. And this entire anti-Christ thing, the entire thing that he's doing, the lectures, the René J'aurat, this, that, it all boils down to he doesn't want to slow down technological development. He doesn't want there to be any, what is it called? When the government like total limits. Oh, you mean this, it's an R word. What is the R word? Geez, my brain is fritzing out. Like the government, you know, puts limits on how much you can create or you can manufacture or something like that. Anyways, libertarians. Libertarians hate it, whatever it is. But anyways, it's, it's all a bunch of super complicated and the fact that he's pulling from, as even the esoteric in, in the sort of rationed regulations, regulation. Anybody who wants to regulate technology, essentially he's putting all these big words, these big thinkers, these big concepts, these religious concepts, these cosmic concepts, biblical prophecy. And he's mixing it all up to make this like crazy confetti, you know, shoot out into the sky to cover what he ultimately wants, which is to stop AI regulation, like stop regulating my businesses, right? But he's doing, but he's like harnessing this religious and intellectual stuff to kind of camouflage it into being something else. And that's why in the end, when you just take a step back and listen to what he's saying, that's exactly what the Antichrist does. The Antichrist does or the man of sin or the man of lawlessness, whoever that figure is or the spirit of Antichrist, whatever. That's exactly what they're said to do in the biblical prophecy, which is to camouflage a very basic sort of simple desire with religion and intellectualism and economic.
and that's how the Antichrist is able to trick everybody into making, you know, giving him control of the world, basically, which is exactly what Peter Tears doing, using religion and economics and politics to smoke screen the fact that he wants to have ultimate control of the world through his AI and anybody who wants to regulate that, you know, is standing in the way until they must be scapegoated, which of course, if you're not sure, you're not going to be able to do that, you're not going to be able to do that. Of course, all of this we've known for many years, even down to sort of the explicit work of some of the researchers we've interviewed and our friends of the show and, you know, it all boils down to making in one way you could say those who want to regulate technology, another way that you could say is like a Christian, you know, who doesn't want the beast system to come. Those both become the enemy and not just the enemy of AI, but the enemy of the world and the enemy of progress. And so, you know, I don't, again, I don't know what's up with these Catholic organizations, but to step out of it at the, you know, at the very last second, it shows something really suspicious going on in the background. Yeah, let me read one more spot from this because I thought it was interesting under the shadow of consumption freedom has been reduced to quote unquote choice from a gerardian perspective, the illusory quote unquote trick of consumerism, aka advertising is not to memetically seduce us all wanting the same thing. Rather, it is to collectively hypnotize all of us into believing that we are radically individualistic while desiring exactly the same thing. It is by this means that post human capitalism is able to indefinitely postpone a fatal crisis of undifferentiation within technological society. The mirage of freedom through consumption imposes a deadly veil of ignorance over the object reality of our total lack of authenticity. So, yes, I mean, yeah, very well state, very well state, perfect description of what's going on. Yeah, crazy. Okay, did you go, what did you do? Did you do Tucker Carlson? No, I did not touch Tucker Carlson. Let's talk about Tucker Carlson for a second. Well, let's, let's, let's think some producers. Oh, let's think you're right. Yeah, let's think. Let's do it. We're on the valley for valley model folks who said it before. We'll say it again. We don't take any money from corporations, economies, cartels, governments, the Vatican, Peter Teal. Nobody. 14 years now. We've been supported exclusively by people who get value from the show because it's an understanding. It's a continent. Okay, it's not a contract. It's a covenant. 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There are people out there who are convinced that Tucker Carlson invented the podcast because it really wasn't it really wasn't until Tucker Carlson that a certain generation fully and worst fully embraced fully were incentivized. You know and the history of podcasting is a very sensitive topic for us of course because we started in 2012 where nobody knew what a podcast was you had to call it internet radio and then when celebrities started doing podcasts then you know people started to learn what it was and then people started doing videos on YouTube and calling them podcasts which is not technically a podcast but nobody even knows that now and then it was like when Tucker Carlson started a podcast and an internet television show that suddenly pretty much everybody born you know before 1980 was was suddenly on board they were podcast fiends man they can't stop and look a lot of I think a lot of good things have come from Tucker Carlson. There's also been a lot of questionable things of course if you have listened to anybody sort of itemize the strange things in his past directly connecting him not just to the CIA but actually to specific CIA operations and of course notwithstanding his father's very well known role in CIA etc. When you are awake to the fifth generation warfare you can you can like somebody or not like them but also understand that the game being played is significantly more complicated than you know we would like it to be you know this is where I'm thankfully everybody is kind of coming to the point where we understand now that it's not necessarily the illuminati versus the good guys right right it's a very complicated like I believe maybe that was maybe that was an epoch you know it was like an era where maybe more of that was sort of true but yeah yeah for maybe just like maybe that was the understanding that was useful at the time you know even God sort of you know walking his people into true or understanding you know there's a there's a see he can do these things and phases but so Tucker Carlson Lovemer Haydom was a huge part of the Siaop over the weekend and I'm going to play a video here much like now this is the thing to pay attention to we broke down the cardboard Comeini video last week right yeah the perfectly executed AI video nobody could tell and nobody wanted to tell we everybody was primed and wanted it to be true and you we discovered guns that there was no footage longer than 11 seconds and didn't have this weird song behind it actually I may have done this on clubhouse I don't remember they're all 11 seconds there's not a single one that was 11 seconds and it's always very suspicious when there is less than two versions of a piece of media even if just one is longer one is shorter you know just to prove that something's going on long story short this was one of the clues that led us to discover that the cardboard Comeini video was fake about 24 hours before anybody else now this Tucker story started out and I noticed that all the clips of this Tucker story were two minutes and 33 seconds oh interesting and I go interesting there has to be a longer one this is seriously
one of the most effective questions to ask yourself when doing research, okay? You see something, you should automatically assume it's fake now, which we'll get into. And then you say, okay, is there a longer version? Is there a different angle? Is there anything? And if there's not, then that tells you a lot about the nature of the psi-op you're interacting with. Well, this particular one, I did find a longer video. Of course, this is from Tucker Carlson's show. So of course, there's the long version, but very, very few, anybody was posting a video longer than two minutes, 33 seconds. So I wanna play this video up until two minutes and 33 seconds. This'll give us the gist of the current version of the Tucker Carlson psi-op. All that one's there and I need for RSS, let's turn two. We got found out that the CIA is preparing some kind of criminal referral against me, a crime report, the Department of Justice on the basis of a supposed crime, I committed, what's that crime? Well, talking to people in Iran before the war, they read my texts. So the crime under consideration apparently would be the foreign agent act or something like that, acting as an agent of a foreign power. And I don't expect this to go anywhere, not too worried about an actual criminal case against me for a bunch of reasons. One, I'm not an agent of a foreign power. Unlike a lot of people commenting on U.S. politics and global affairs, I have only one loyalty and that's the United States and have never acted against it. It's interests for the only interest I care about 'cause I'm from here and I have a lot of kids. So that's not a concern. I've also never taken money from anybody, don't need it, don't want it, and that's provable. And moreover, it's my job to talk to everybody all the time and try and figure out what's happening around the world. That's literally what I do for a living and I'm not gonna stop doing that. Nor should I, I don't think. I'm also an American, I can talk to anybody. I have no secrets to divulge. So legally, I think the case is ludicrous and I doubt it will even become a case. I'm bringing this up for a couple of reasons, though. And they're pretty obvious. One is that countries tend to become more authoritarian in wartime, it's just the nature of war. People are dying. The stakes are high. People's emotions have risen to a very high point to a crescendo. And so there's much less tolerance for any kind of dissent in the homeland. The irony, of course, is the United States fights war on behalf of freedom, but there's always less of it here in our country during war. So that's a widely recognized phenomenon. And it's likely to happen now too. Another point to make that is worth knowing is that the USIC, the intelligence agency spy on Americans. They probably knew that and it's been revealed a lot, including by Julian Assange and Ed Snowden, both of whom are threatened with death for revealing it, but everyone knows. But it's probably a little more widespread than most people understand. And it's outrageous. There's no justification for your government, which you own, you're a shareholder in it, you pay for it, to be violating your privacy like this, but it happens all the time. There you go. 233. 233. Okay, that's the widely spread video. Now, just to review what Tucker's saying is that before the war started, he was in contact with Iran. I don't think the president or the Supreme Leader, but he was in contact with someone important in Iran before the war. And what he's saying is the CIA, he says this, I have been told that the CIA is getting ready to refer me to the DOJ for an investigation and prosecution. Now remember the CIA, somebody told him, he doesn't say who told him, he's obviously in contact with lots of different people around the world. Iran, Russia, America, the White House, he's got all sorts of people that he talks to. Somebody told him that the CIA is coming after him. Now remember, Tucker's dad is sort of infamously a very effective CIA person. I don't know if he was exactly an agent, but it was this sort of liaison position with the news and journalism and CIA and Tucker Carlson, while his dad was actively in the CIA. The way he says it is his dad told him to get into journalism, which yes, a CIA dad would say that because this is a huge part of what the CIA does. So, you know, we know Tucker is intimately connected with the CIA. Now the CIA is coming after him, he says. And we'll get into some of the other details. It's not, you know, the image, the polaroid of this whole siop has not quite yet developed, but it is interesting to watch that basically suddenly overnight, the entire internet is against Tucker. The videos, the AI videos of him dancing with cardboard, Comaini, you know, helping Iran and, la, la, la, la, you know, there's been a pretty big anti-tucker sentiment since the beginning of the war because he's against the war. He's incredibly skeptical of Israel through his high profile interviews recently with Mike Huckabee and et cetera, et cetera. He's clearly one of the most prominent voices, you know, questioning our relationship with Israel, which of course has made him quite target. But it was like overnight this weekend, the internet's just like bursting at the seams with Tucker, Katarelsen, I think they're calling him. You know, like he's something who coined that but continue. Yeah, right. And stuff like that. And again, when you see these huge swings of sentiment overnight, that should kind of ring your bell a little bit. Now, so that's the video most we're playing. Ended at two minutes, 33 seconds. Why don't you back it up about 10 seconds, guns, because that video's actually cut mid sentence. So even the sentence that ends on continues. And let's listen to a little bit now keeping in mind, right? He is connected with CIA in ways that we could probably not even enumerate. We've seen the sort of sci-op play through Tucker for a very long time. And we certainly can't ignore that. But this video ends with the CIA's coming after me. This is what the CIA does. They spy on everybody. We all know they do it. They've been doing it for a very long time. There's no way to stop them. And so that's bad. And then let's play the rest. No justification for your government, which you own, you're a shareholder and then you pay for it to be violating your privacy like this. But it happens all the time. And in fact, one of the reasons that CIA or people within CIA, just to be clear, it's a huge sprawling disconnected agency, what it does in a specific case doesn't represent what everybody in the building thinks. But there are some people who are mad at me for my views about Israel. And they have some latitude. And one of the reasons they pass on criminal complaints in effect to law enforcement is to justify warrants for spying on Americans. So that is an absolutely real thing. But the main reason they do it is to leak the existence of the investigation, such as it is, to the media and then humiliate and terrify the subjects of this op. And that's of course happening me repeatedly many times. - Pause this real quick. - Including in. So right there, you know, a huge part of the Tucker Carlson conversation is, oh my gosh, the CIA's gonna get him. They're gonna get him. He thinks he's gonna get got, he is so busted. He knows he's in big trouble. But they cut out this part where he explains something that we all know really well, which is many times again, A, there's this whole sort of structure of hierarchy about how quote, an investigation gets done. You know, it's a criminal referral, not that necessarily. It's an investigation by the CIA and blah, blah, blah. But he lays out one of the most important ways that the media is sort of weaponized and specifically in the context of law fair. And we saw this a lot with Trump too. Sometimes a leak about an investigation
goes out, specifically just to create the news about it. To start the sort of dominoes tumbling, to make something very inconvenient for somebody. The funny thing with this one is it seems that Tucker Carlson is the one leaking that there's an investigation about him. So he's sort of describing the process by which he himself is, you know, doing his, he's kind of describing his own process, which in the logic of his run down here would mean CIA Tucker is leaking an investigation by the CIA specifically to get the, get the rumor mail going, flare everybody up, change the conversation, get it, you know, create the news by leaking the news. Now he says someone he knows told him that the CIA is referring him to the DOJ, but him saying this was the first anybody ever heard of it. So he himself is doing the role that he says the CIA is doing or someone in the CIA. And I even love what he says right off the bat too, because he just finishes with like the CIA is wrong and that's bad and nobody should do that. But not everybody's bad in the CIA. There's a lot of people I love in the CIA. But you know, some people in the CIA can do whatever they want. They're really, they're really getting me here, you know. It's just so kind of this like, I don't, in a similar way that, you know, I will very earnestly and honestly say out loud and get yelled at for it. They say, you know, there's certain things I'm grateful to the CIA for. You know, gas is cheaper than anywhere else in the world. America is a superpower here. We got it. Oh, dude, if you look, if you don't think that America is the cheapest gas pretty much in the whole world, then you haven't gone anywhere else. Other countries sell gas by the leader and it'll be like two or three times more what America's spent. So I get it. Gas is expensive. I get it. It's not fun. It's all relative. But America has the cheapest gas in the world, maybe besides like the guy who lives next to the oil well in Saudi Arabia. So anyways, you get kind of what he's doing here. On one hand, if you're not paying attention, you'll miss the logic here. The logic is he himself is leaking the info about an investigation. In this leak, he says sometimes the CIA will leak info about an investigation just to cause trouble for somebody. And there it is. Okay, let's keep going. Famously 2021 when I was still at Fox News and trying to set up an interview with Vladimir Putin and the NSA, I heard from someone there, had grabbed my text messages with an American citizen and had leaked them to news outlets. Those texts were basically my attempts to set up an interview with the foreign head of state. And they leaked them to the New York Times in order to stop the interview, which they successfully did by the way. And they admitted that they were spying. I mean, this is not a fantasy. It actually happened. They did it again two years later. My second attempt to get a Putin interview. I managed to get it anyway and they've done it since. And so when you get a call from a reporter who knows the contents of your texts, it's pretty clear. Something's going on. None of this in my judgment as of right now is a huge threat to me. So I'm not making this video to complain about it or wine or ask you to send me money because I'm under attack. I'm saying it because it's true. And you should know what your own government is doing. And you should know what the stakes are. And you should know that a lot of what happens in this country that affects our country. That affects outcomes happens behind the scenes. Some of it is legal. Some of it is not, including what I'm describing now. But it has an effect. And the intelligences. You can not everyone in the intelligences. That's not everyone. Decent hardworking Americans who work in the intelligences are Americans. Just like they're decent. I love Americans work with a DMV. That's why there are also people with agendas and grudges and no sense of restraint who are happy to misuse the power they have granted them by our elaborate secrecy laws to hurt fellow Americans for ideological reasons. That is entirely real. That's the story of rush a gate. And it's likely that things like that will begin to happen at greater scale now. So you should just know that going forward. Okay. And that's where I am. Interesting. So, you know, a little bit different than what's been sort of blowing up online. Now, I'm not going to get into all the twists and turns about the whole thing. But just to include one of the theories that was flying around. Now, let's just summarize. Tucker Carlson is leaking that there's a investigation on him. Some people don't believe it at all. However, history shows that they're pretty much always spying on Tucker Carlson's text messages. Yes, I'm going to say. It's happened with poo in the back of the whole time. I can't put an interview anyway. It's like you think how long do you think it would take for us to get an interview with Putin? I'd do it never happen in years. It would never happen. I mean, by God's grace, who knows if God wants Putin on this show, then he'll be on the show. God can make it happen. But other than God, it wouldn't happen now. So it wouldn't happen with a few phone calls. And you couldn't rebel against the man to make it happen anyway. So a lot of people are questioning, think that he's making it up. That's one way to look at it. Other people think that it's true, and they're happy that he's going to get in big trouble. Now, of course, the question is this. What was the nature? I mean, you think of what exactly would make him some sort of traitor, right? I mean, if he was telling Iran military plans, if he was, you know, even advocating in weird ways, trying to trick, I don't know, the president or something, if he was whatever, by all accounts, he was in contact with people in Iran before the war started. That's actually not that weird or surprising. I'm sure similar to the Putin thing. But what was he talking to them about? Now, one interesting thing was that right before the war started, Tucker was invited to the White House, to the Oval Office, to talk with Trump. And after this meeting with Trump, the Iran war basically immediately started. I don't remember, maybe it was a, like maybe it was like a day, maybe it was two days, but it was right after Tucker. Now, there's a, all these theories, one of, I mean, fun theories, by the way. I mean, there's certainly fun theories. One of the theories was that it was propagated by Dave Smith, but a lot of other people, was that Trump knew that Tucker was in contact with the Iranians. So Trump, like we've, like he's done before, set a canary trap. We've talked about canary traps with Trump before, right? Where a canary trap is where you think there's some sort of leak, or you think somebody's a mole, or you think, whatever. And so you purposefully give them a piece of information, or if there's a group, you give each person different information. And then you see which version of the information leaks, and that's how you can tell which one is leaking. So it's kind of a version of a canary trap. The theory is Tucker got called into the White House. He and Trump had a conversation. Trump gave him information that maybe Tucker thought the Iranians would want, or would benefit from, and you know, waited until Tucker told the Iranians the information so that they could start the war. And this was specifically regarding Cammany. The theory was that Trump gave Tucker some information, thinking that Tucker would tell the Iranians a piece of information that would sort of lure the Iranians out of the bunker, specifically Cammany. Like Tucker was going to tell Cammany something that would make Cammany not think he's going to get killed and like wander out into the street, and then, and then, you know, they missle him, or whatever. So, you know, there's some logic to that. The problem is there's no, there's nothing. There's no, it's just sort of a theory that people put out there. There's no data. Now it was interesting timing that Tucker got, you know, had a meeting with Trump, And then the war starts.
but who knows, it could be all sorts of things. Now, along with the weirdness, the instability, the sort of mushy series of theories here, that is being challenged by Axios reporter, what's his guy's name? Mark Coututo. So listen to me when I say this, it's not being reported by Axios. It is being tweeted by Axios reporter, Mark Coututo. And he says, the online chatter about Tucker Carlson looked like quite a story. He was being spied on by the CIA and knowing that, sorry, and knowing that Trump treated him as a useful idiot by feeding him disinfo that fooled the Iranians about the looming February 28 attack. But top admin officials say that it's BS. So Mark Coututo is claiming that he has sources in the White House to that say that that's not anything, that's BS. And his next tweet here says specifically, I'm told, one, there is no CIA investigation of Carlson. Two, in his meeting, the two politely disagreed and Trump held to his position, Iran was a threat and didn't mislead him. Said one source, Trump wasn't participating in an op. So somebody in the White House says that the CIA is not investigating Carlson, which is kind of a silly comment on its own because the CIA does lots of ops that they don't tell the White House about. I mean, we've documented this for many years. So who knows if that's correct or not. But he's saying no, in the meeting, they just had a meeting basically Tucker advocated for Trump to not go to war with Iran. Trump advocated that he needs to go to a war and that the threat isn't real. And then that was that. Three, an addendum for folks saying that the CIA wouldn't investigate but would only refer to DOJ for that, the NSA or another Intel agency made the reference. I checked that as well. Same answer, no. So it's getting a little in the weeds here. I gotta be honest, my eyes were just like, 'cause this reminds me of like the nuances of a really bad reality TV show. And it feels like a lot of the reality TV. Yeah, like podcasts they have like, or not podcasts, but the reality TV, they have like these plot lines. And then you know, it's all like kind of about the relationship. Yeah, right. It's like a personal thing. It really ultimately, it doesn't have any effect on the general public, although, you know, sort of frame that way at the beginning, but the deeper you go, it's just kind of like, what are we even talking about? What are we arguing about anymore? Like, okay. So, I think you're pointing out the perfect thing. Yeah. Because like I said, you know, it goes back and forth. Tucker is leaking the thing that he accuses the CIA of leaking. And so blah, blah, blah. Other people who hate Tucker say, oh, either he's busted or he was used as an idiot, but you know, by Trump and then Axios reporter, apparently talking with the White House saying, no, none of that is true. Basically nothing is true. He's not even being, you know, investigated by the CIA. So it goes back and forth, back and forth, back and forth. But it basically literally amounts to nothing. It amounts to fifth generation warfare. So this is a nothing. So we just spent 15 minutes. There's a little bit more fun. There's a little bit more fun to us. So hold on a second. But this is the point, okay? Because I know for a fact that a lot of our people are getting really wrapped up in this. So I hope that so far I have been able to illustrate to you that the not just the claim or the claims are sort of missed in the air, but the actual process, you know, they say the process is the punishment, right? This is another, when it comes to law fair, right? Assuming people or whatever, the government doing something, the process is the punishment. A lot of the law fair against Trump was the process is the punishment. A dozen of the cases brought against him amounted to nothing that got thrown out, but it was the process having to go through it. Was the punishment, right? He's not gonna spend any jail time, but just making his life horrible is the punishment. And that's a bit how fifth generation warfare works. That's a bit how the psi up, it's almost like the foundational level of psi up that we can, what this whole thing with Tucker illustrates is something that we've kind of known in our hearts for a while, which is the drama, the script. I mean, not just Tucker, Candace, Alex Jones, blah, blah, blah. All these characters have gotten way larger than life. They're international, you know, they're having international fights with governments around the way it's just like this. Huge reality TV show, right? But it's when you follow the road map of the psi up that so many people are so locked into on whatever side that they're taking and people are so, so passionate. They are. It's amazing. I ignored this because I saw the emotional reaction from all the different sides. And I immediately recognize what you're trying to, the point you're trying to make, and I actually ignored all of this thing. Well, it's fun to like, it's fun to actually analyze it, right? So for the, for the, the practice of analyzing, look, we've all felt in our hearts that, geez Louise, they are just yanking us left and right just to get us to be a noiter, to tire us out. So we stop paying attention, right? So that they can do whatever they want because everybody kind of disconnects because it's just so, whatever. It's like so slippery. It's hard to hold on to. But something about this Tucker one specifically had the road map was so easy to follow from the very beginning, from his very first video of like, oh, we're just watching pure theater. And it's theater where everybody hates, like the impression is that everybody hates each other, right? We've talked about this with, you know, the elites for a long time. They have, they at least will have this theatrical performance or even get less obscure politics, politicians, Democrats, Republicans, right? This theatrical war that is just like, it's nastier and nastier and people get more pumped up and more invested. But in the end, you know, they're all playing golf with each other on the weekends, right? This is sort of the next generation of that 'cause it's not necessarily politicians, but it's even this more amorphous, this more sort of abstract version where it's just podcasters. But they're not just podcasters, right? They're internationally renowned commentators that are actually in a position to make a difference. Like that's what Tucker is, really. In a way, he has a lot in common with a politician because he's, he's set it himself. There's clips of him saying himself, like he's in this position where he can actually, he can talk to Putin and he can talk to Iran and he can make a difference and communicate and, duh, duh, duh, duh, you know, spoken like true CIA guy, you know? Just a random guy who has the ability to like change the course of history. Now, another fellow like that is Glenn Greenwald and you know, Glenn Greenwald kind of represents a similar faction to Tucker and that is the highly Israel skeptic faction. So Glenn Greenwald has this headline here. CIA prepares criminal referral of Tucker Carlson as Israel and its loyalists demand his arrest. Dun, dun, dun, dun, and this kind of follows a little bit the Tucker, the purpose of that Tucker Carl video, Tucker Carlson, Cuttarlson, because he even ended it with, hey, why am I telling you all this? I'm telling you all this because you're gonna see a lot more of it. It's gonna keep happening. We're gonna keep playing this script. We're gonna keep freaking you out, you know? His whole purpose of leaking his own investigation and then explaining how the CIA leaks investigations is to fill the bucket of media of attention.
fill the bucket of media hold on people's brains. And just for fun, but Glenn Greenwald is bringing it, you know, but from the perspective of like, yeah, the assassination of someone's character who disagrees with the policies of Israel, who do you think is involved in that? Fun enough, just to show it on the show. You had also info wars, okay? Everybody's jumping in on this one, baby, info wars. White House denies CIA is targeting Tucker Carlson. So you have Glenn Greenwald kind of taking the Israel perspective specifically, the Israel did it perspective. You have info wars taking the White House perspective. No, the White House denies it, okay? And they wrote about 100 paragraphs, sorry, about 50 paragraphs. I read them all through, they're basically taking the side of the White House. That is not whatever that it doesn't want it sounds. But then you have Axios, Mark Caputo kind of taking this mainstream and the fact that it's Axios is important too, because Axios is the outlet who doesn't write articles. That's their thing, they don't write articles. They format their articles, I don't know what else to call them, as briefs, right? The whole thing is like, we just give the facts. Here's what happened, this is what, this is why it matters. Blah, blah, blah. It's like you could print it out and it would look like a, like a brief, like a document, almost not an article. So you've got sort of a representative from every spectrum of the fifth generation warfare jumping in on something that is so clearly from the beginning, from the original video of Tucker Carlson. Imaginary. And welcome to the end of the world, folks, because it is finally so clear to me. It is finally the veil has fallen off and you could almost graph out this whole thing from every perspective and just praise God that he has us in the position that he does have us in and I don't just mean God's and I, I mean everyone listening to this, because if you're wondering as we move into the beast system, what freedom even means, this is what freedom actually means. This is what quote unquote breaking out of the matrix actually means. It's not and not to point any fingers here, but what it is not is, oh, this is too complicated. I don't even care. Oh, it's just, I don't know, they all pay attention to something else because blah, blah, blah. I feel like that's the desired effect of a lot of this. But when you can sort of, almost like one of those 3D puzzle books or whatever, where you kind of like relax your eyes, you know? - The illusion books. - You don't can see the different 3D shapes of magic. - Yeah, the shape of magic. - Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. - Well, it looks just like a pattern, but then you like step back or something and relax your eyes. - And you can see the image in the pattern. - I believe that if someone really pays attention to this Tucker Carlson thing, yeah, it just looks like the same old pattern, the same nonsense, you know, you try to look at it, it's just squiggly lines. Oh, go find something else to pay attention to. But if you know how to adjust your eyes perfectly, you can see that there's a significantly deeper, 3D image hidden inside this sort of thing here. - Yeah. - And I see it as a mistake. I think they're, you know, we're in this age when, oh, everybody's woken up, right? Everybody's waking up. Okay, everybody's conspiracy theorist, everybody's waking up. You don't think that they're totally on that? You don't think that they, - Of course they are. - Saw this coming or even participated in everybody's waking up. They know what they're doing, man. And this Tucker Carlson thing is the perfect combination of everybody who suddenly understands, it's, I mean, especially Tucker fans, you know, but that class of people who in the last five years, right, last three years, you know, they're since the Epstein files, and they're going, oh, actually, oh, I get it. Oh, and they're kind of like, you know, conspiracy theorists now or whatever, in the sort of mainstream way. They're gonna look at this and it's got everything in the recipe to totally lock them in and make it seem like the most important conspiracy, right? Or at least one in the, one very important conspiracy and the whole thing. It's like perfectly dialed to attract and hold the attention of the newly understanding people. But I implore everybody to take a step back, relax the eyes, don't look away. But look at it. See it in the bigger picture. I think there's, there's a key to some serious understanding, some serious, I mean, that's freedom of your mind, man. Not to just get bored and walk away, but to actually see it for what it is. They hit in 3D image of a sailboat in a bunch of squiggly lines. So I think I went cross side right at the beginning. I saw what it was and then I walked away, you know. It's the new era. I believe there's a new era where being a, you know, regular conspiracy theorist is just mainstream and now totally controlled by the CIA. There's another level of understanding and there has to be. There has to be, right? If there wasn't, then there would be no hope, but there is hope. And there is another level of this understanding when being a conspiracy theorist is mainstream. There's a next level and that doorway, you know, if this Tucker thing is not the key or the door, it is certainly the roadmap to gaining more freedom for your mind and your spirit and what's going on today. Yeah. Well, they're leaning into the whole idea. I mean, either side, it doesn't matter. Tucker Carlson just posted this a few hours ago. I think it's a sit down interview with Glenn Greenwald, as you mentioned, throughout the West criticizing the Netanyahu government is now a crime punishable by imprisonment, Glenn Greenwald on the end of free speech. And they go on here with the full interview. They talk about all these issues. So I listened to about 20 minutes of that before the show during this morning. And it's when I left off, they were talking about the Trump laws in the US about anti-Semitism. And the universities, you know, a bunch of DEI stuff. Excuse me. DEI getting crushed in universities, but then this like new version of DEI specifically for Jews. Great. Great. In the university. I will say the one thing I did see, well, you know how the anytime there's a conflict or like maybe an argument or something at a party or something going on, some dramatic thing going on, there's always someone that walks in and tries to kind of, you know, either not to break it up, but to stoke the argument about that. Yeah, I'm making it about that. You know, I saw this, Basil. I think I figured it out. Laura Lumer at Tucker Carlson, do you understand what is punished punishment for treason? Do you know, Basil, do you just Tucker Carlson understand what the punishment for treason is? Because according to Laura Lumer, just so you are aware, if you suspect someone you know in the US is working on behalf of Iran or any other adversary during a time of war, you can and should report them to the FBI and DOJ. It's the America first thing to do. Interesting, she used America first as the phrase there. We need to bring back McCarthyism. And I don't know if she knows what that means. And starts rooting out traders. - Root 'em, how? - Root out the traders. - She goes even-- - She goes even-- - She's old in age of McCarthyism. - She goes even further. - She quotes tweets, Drew Pavlov, I don't know who that is. A Drew Pavlov says, regime change Cuba. Which by the way, Cuba allegedly electricity's out. Trump just came out and said, "I'll be a privilege to take over Cuba." Which is part of the whole Tuckinacrat map there. Drew Pavlov said, regime change Cuba and throw Tucker Carlson in prison. Total war against Leninism destroyed the communist block, uproot the subversives. And Laura Lumer quote posted and she said, "We are going to need to expand Guantanamo." In applying that Tucker Carlson-- - Tucker Carlson. - Leninist, Tucker Carlson's-- - Tucker Carlson's-- Desi. - Tucker Carlson's-- - Tucker Carlson's--
Tucker, a commutation is guantana for war crimes. Which I think is there's a, yeah, yeah. Well, I think there's a secret seeing eye puzzle for you. Tucker is a leninist and a communist. A communist, yes. And I do think that it is ironic, Basil, that Laura Lumer today, she posted, I had a magnificent day at Taj Mahal. And she, there's a, yeah, she's an India. It's the most incredible monument I have ever seen in my life. A monument of Laura's. Trader. Trader. Perfect symmetry and detail. India is one of the most beautiful countries I've ever had the pleasure of traveling to. Highly recommended and there she is in front of the Taj Mahal. Oh, she's getting paid by India. Oh, we've talked about India's role and all. Yeah, no, India. It was only sort of a blip on the radar, but it was confirmed that, you know, amongst the parade of governments paying American, you know, influencers for good press. India was doing that quite heavily. Yeah, I think it's about six months ago. It was a Laura Lumer claim that she's the one that reported to the DOJ and FBI, you know, let's the Tucker shenanigans. Now, this is interesting. Nobody's actually making any claims about what they think Tucker told the Iranians. Yeah. I mean, that's, you would think Laura Lumer would be like Tucker told them the attack was coming or something like nobody is even making a claim about what they think what happened. Yeah. Well, just just a reminder that Laura Lumer was suspended from Barry University in 2015 or starting an ISIS fan club. So, you know, just just a reminder of her past there. Just a reminder. Just just remember and don't forget Tucker is CIA people are very passionate about it. This is the thing that kind of drives me crazy is that I guess that's why I decided to step away was because you see the CIA on one side and then you see the CIA. It's like the Spider-Man meme when they're pointing at each other. That's kind of what's going on here. So that's why I see it as really like a reality TV show. The podcast sphere has been taken over by CIA and they turned it into one big reality show where there's accusations and people yelling at each other and, you know, it's all the mimetic things that, you know, and they want podcasters to go to jail as if they're like Hillary Clinton. They're the most important people in the world right now. They are the journalists of today. So speaking of which, the data rising as prophesied. This is according to international business times, an opinion piece, which is interesting. Inside Jeffrey Epstein TikTok account, a masses 1.2 million followers and hours and only follows Trump and Netanyahu. Did you hear about this one, Basil? This is taken the internet by storm of verified TikTok account bearing the name of convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein appeared on the platform on March 14th, Pi Day, interesting in 2026. It comes full circle, Basil, accumulating over 1.2 million followers within hours. The account operating under the handle at Jeffrey. How do you get at Jeffrey? Oh, I get it. You buy a TikTok. It's sold from China to Oracle Oracle. It's headed by a guy who's very, you know, friendly with Israel. It displayed a blue verification tick and carried a bio reading quote, yes, I'm alive. While it's linked directed users to a telegram group called Epstein's group, gee, do you really want to get in there? I mean, come on. The account followed only two other profiles on the platform, those of US President Donald Trump and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu tech entrepreneur Mario Nalphal. Is Mario Nalphal a tech entrepreneur? It's a really interesting thing. Flag the account on X writing quote, a verified Jeffrey Epstein account just appeared on TikTok 1.2 million followers. Okay, we did the same thing. His post contributed significantly to the account spread drawing millions of views. I am Mario Nalphal getting tips about the Jeffrey Epstein account on TikTok to get it out there. Sure. Okay, numbers that do not add up a closer look at the account raises immediate questions. At the time of writing a search on TikTok for the @ Jeffrey handle returns an account with approximately one million followers and around 3.9 million likes noticeably lower than the figure circulated online. Still a lot for just a couple days more telling is the discrepancy between the total likes displayed on the profile and the actual cumulative engagement across its individual posts. Some with some observers noted amounted to only about 800,000 a fraction of what the profile counter showed. One user suggested the total of likes under all posts amounted to roughly 800,000 while the profile displayed over 4 million leading to speculation that the account may have previously belonged to a different verified creator who subsequently changed the user name to Jeffrey Epstein and repopulated it with new content. This theory is consistent with TikTok's own support documentation which states that changing a user name should trigger a removal of the verification badge. Though it also acknowledges this is not always instantaneous and on rare occasions the badge may temporarily remain. And they have some videos on here. And it says here the accounts first video showed a brief overview of what appeared to be a prison cell with the caption help superimposed on the footage subsequent posts included a plane resembling a Boeing 727 of the type reportedly owned by Epstein along with short clips of beaches tropical vegetation houses and ocean views films on a smartphone and first person perspective. They look okay. So people are not under the impression that this is real. I don't know. I think people are at those levels. You know, it's a bell curve. That's a bell curve that some people believe it's real on the edges, but most people are recognizing that there's something a little bit more suspicious going on here. Well, I mean, I don't have it right in front of me. Maybe I need to open it up because we're dealing with so many. We've crossed over into the era of not is it AI like AI is good enough now that you have to assume it's fake until proven true. But a lot of people aren't there yet. A lot of people are still under the impression that it's real unless you find some of some AI mistake. Right. The same thing to run a hand or something. And that's a very it's a very subtle change that some people are getting there. I hope everybody listening here listens and understands from now on assume it's fake. Don't assume it's real and then look for an AI mistake because the AI mistakes are basically gone. You know, you have to assume it's AI until proven real, which again, doesn't seem like a big deal. But this is going to affect basically every day of your life now. If you're someone who goes on the internet and you know, we've pointed this out in recent examples, but the example is just keep getting more and more intense. Yeah. So I mean, some of this started with and by the way, the economic time is also carrying the story. And also the footage that I saw before any of this kind of went viral was somebody claimed to film Jeffrey Epstein driving in a car like a. This one is pretty good. I mean, this is very similar to the thing. Yeah. This is a guy in South Florida filming while he's driving and this one slow motion, he pulls up on this convertible. And it looks very much like Jeffrey Epstein driving the convertible. It is undecided if this is just a guy who looks like Jeffrey or again, I looked at it about 10,000 times and cannot find any evidence of AI without like, I don't know, going into the spectroscope or something like the metadata or something, but that's going to be impossible. Or could just be a guy that looks unfortunately similar to Epstein, but people are convinced. Yeah. Well, that's sort of the thing right now is is nothing you see, nothing you see, especially online and be believed. And that brings us to I guess the last story here, more or less. Siles. This is concerning the alleged proof of life of BB Netanyahu. Benjamin Netanyahu, I'm taking this from Hindustan times because why not? I mean, you know, C I A knows what's up. Cafe shares proof after Grock calls Netanyahu's coffee shop video deep fake. Okay. So basically for the last week or so, we've been hearing rumors on the internet that Benjamin Netanyahu was killed in a missile strike for my ran. That was the narrative. Was it true that his brother died? Was that true or was that fake too? I don't know. I think the part of the story, so the thing that's crazy is that the, and of course, every state account, if it's Iran, if it's Turkey, if it's whatever, they're all propaganda heads.
So you can't believe any of them, but I believe the Iranian state account came out and said that it's been verified. Nanyahu died. His wife died. Potentially his son died because his son hadn't posted on X in over a week and his son was very active on X. So that is strange that he just stopped posting all of a sudden after I believe the eighth of March. But so that's been the narrative that some of his top guys may have been taken out in this regard. So that was the swirling rumors for about a week. And then just for timing sake too, just to, you know, I've been posting a lot of thoughts on many different issues on X trying to get that thing monetized. I'm unemployable basil in the regular Normie world. So I'm going to see if I can get this thing monetized. But anyway, I posted a couple day or no, literally the night before the baby Nanyahu proof of life video came out. And let me just share with you what I wrote. Let's see, what did I say here? Okay, I said, and this is regarding the Nanyahu thing here, I said, honestly, at this point, does it even matter? How do we know the guy who might step in front of the camera next time is really the same guy? We can't because we live in the age of deceit between AI capabilities, hyper realistic prosthetic masks, human cloning possibilities, literally the only way for the public to know if any given politician or institutional leader is who they say they are, is via publicly transparent genetic biometric testing standards, which unleashes the most technocratic dystopian scenario for the world. It, it stinks that we have to assume that everything is a lie. We, everything we see in here on social media, including everything on this application. And I played, I have this clip from a movie, of course, everything a lie. Man, it's a lot of people like it. Everything you hear, everything you see. That's right. I'm playing the meme game, Basil. I'm playing the mimetic game posting on next there. So I said, that's what I said, you know, basically the next time this guy steps in front of the camera, how do we even know he's the real guy or same guy? The next day, Basil, the next day, Benjamin Netanyahu posted video from a cafe in Israel. And it says here, amid swirling social media rumors about the alleged death of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, a cafe that recently hosted the leader has shared photos and a message about his visit, offering another indication that he remains active and well. The Jerusalem cafe, the satath, the SATF satath posted images on Instagram showing Netanyahu enjoying coffee during a visit. The post quickly drew attention online is speculation about the Israeli leaders well being spread across social media platforms. Quote, we are very happy to host the Prime Minister and his office in satath today. No witch bakery to visit. The cafe wrote alongside the photos. And it goes on here. The establishment also expressed hope for peace amid the ongoing conflict in the region. Yadi Yadi. And it goes on and talk a little bit about the whole thing. Now the deep fake AI deep fake claims were obviously immediately people were pointing out this and that, you know, different things. The coffee didn't spill when he picked it up. His pocket, when he put his hand back in the pocket, the, you know, the part of his jacket moved weird, but it's a lot less. It's almost it's almost like pointless fodder like it that's not going to prove anything one way or another, even the way like it's different. It's tough because we're just coming out of an era where you can say something like to listeners to people just listening. And you can say his jacket moved weird when he put his hand in his pocket, right? And we've all seen videos and we can imagine what a bad AI of a jacket messing up would look like. Right. It doesn't look anything like that. Like it's totally, I don't know, man, people are convinced this is AI. I'm telling you if people say they're like, they got such a good eye, they could totally spot it. This is totally, they're lying or they're lying to themselves or they don't. There were a lot of people who who decided to use the moment to to harvest farm some engagement. And yeah, I saw a lot of posts that said in the text like, I look, I looked at it. It's totally legit. You know, it's there's nothing AI about it. But then you look at the photo they post and they put like a sassquatch in the back. Or something. There's something fun just to get people engaged in the conversation. So, good on people for really kind of taking the opportunity to farm that engagement. But yeah, just in general, it's kind of like, what are we doing here? At the same time, at the same time, I am also like, how do we, we don't, there's no way for us to really know. And of course, there's like cooperative. They're doing what they can to make it seem like it's legit. I saw other people posting videos of walking into the satath, which, you know, I mean, I pointed out, which I thought was just for fun. I don't know some people may have taken it seriously. But there is the, the, the, the latte when he picked it up, you know how it foams over a little bit. No spillage. You know, that hand control of the cup is quite remarkable. If you take a look on for people watching. It's foam. It doesn't spell. The other thing I thought was funny was the cup because the place is called satath. The angle of the cup that Nanyahu holds the cup up. You can see the S A T A and then part of the F looks like Satan basil. That looks like it's a scene right there. I mean, I know people in the chat are trying to list out all the issues. I'm telling you you're wrong. Okay. He takes a sip. Oh, the cup doesn't go down. How if you, if you've got a hot cup of coffee and he's making a video, he takes a sip. It could have even been a fake sip. All right. He's making a video to try to prove that he's alive. Just because you can't visually see the amount of coffee go down on a tiny sip of coffee does not mean that it's AI and look. Okay. Let me say this. It's an example of the cardboard, chameleon problem. We, epistemological problem. Now people want it to be AI so badly. We have been trained to, first, we've been trained to spot AI and some, we've been trained to want AI with certain things. The cardboard, chameleon, everybody wanted it to be true. Nobody questioned it. It was perfect as far as AI construction was considered. AI can be totally, totally, imperceptible now. But we want it to be AI so badly that we like invent clues in our heads and try to like apply it. I'm just telling you, the place to be right now is not thinking you're an expert at catching the eye. No, that is, that is a losing battle right there to try. The other side of it is whatever clip you're looking at, you don't know if somebody put that into AI and had it do a little mess up on purpose. If I was Iran, I would take a perfectly real proof of life from baby. I would take that video, put it into AI and say, mess up his jacket pocket and make the coffee stay the same and then go. And then it's just going to do it. You don't know how many layers of the Tom Foolery of video has gone through. That's what I'm saying. Do not trust any of it. Just because you saw one video that showed one thing or a different thing. You're playing, you're playing yourself. You're putting yourself in a position to be played. Now, look, if you just want to have fun, if you don't really care, whatever, it's the internet, do whatever you want to do. But there's no epistemologically zero way for you to ever tell between AI or not AI again and not even AI or not AI. Because again, we could take this square of me right here, pull it out, pop it into AI, say, make a weird hair coming out of Basil's ear and make it wiggly like a AI hair and then replace it just because the AI hair has been included, doesn't mean that this didn't happen. We just need to get comfortable and I know it's difficult. We need to fully embody. We need to know in our bones that nothing you ever see, ever again, will be able to be fully discerned whether it's real or not. Just get comfortable with that. Okay. Because if you don't just get comfortable with that, you're going to get caught in a siop after siop after siop and you're going to invest yourself. The part, invest your time, your emotions, your reputation, your everything and just don't invest in it like that. We have higher things to care about. There is a spiritual war going on beyond any illusion that you can possibly come across become comfortable.
Now. Okay, I think this octopus hand video is real, by the way. So here's the problem. The problem is that, there's no line between a troll and like a serious analysis anymore, especially on places like X, right? And look, I'm playing into it a little bit as my account, I will tell you when I'm serious, or you can probably tell if you know me, but if you don't know me, you might not be able to tell if I'm joking or if I'm being serious in certain posts. And that's just the nature of the world. Now, the the psi op might be, and I kind of felt this coming on, because so many people were saying he's dead, he's dead, he's dead. I was like, "I he's gonna do like a public thing." And then, you know, people are gonna feel like they have a, they will be in denial. And then, you know, I guess the, the cope is that everything's AI, this little thing is AI. There's another one where he's walking around in the back, you know, meeting people and his ring disappears. And you know, there's all kinds of stuff. And the people that are making some of those edits, like you said, and maybe running that through AI to make it look more AI or whatever, they are participating in the psi op, whether they think they are or not, whether they think they're just trolling or having fun or, you know, farming engagement, part of it, yes, but, you know, I talked about this a couple of years ago. We are in this era where everybody is participating in the intelligence operation one way or another, whether you're assisting one side, trying to expose another, or whatever it may be, it is, it's just part and part with how the technological revolution is bringing everybody's attention to this place where you can't trust anything anymore. And I still, I mean, personally, I know you kind of looked at it and said, well, it looks legit and whatever. I'm pretty agnostic. I just don't know, you know what I mean? Like I don't know one way or another, allegedly, Nenya, who was not at the council thing that happens every week. He wasn't there last week. Usually he leads it. He wasn't here this week. It doesn't mean anything. It just means he wasn't there. He could be alive. It doesn't mean he's dead. But again, man, I don't know what's going on with this stuff. I don't really necessarily care ultimately. But I think it's important to keep in mind that there is, like you said, it is a spiritual war and something greater is going on here. And it's not just whether, you know, BB is a lie or dead. And personally, I don't want anyone to die. You know, I don't want anybody to die in these moments and war intentions and politics and that's not my thing. And I know many of you feel that way out there as well. Maybe not, I don't know. There's some accounts that are really excited about BB getting killed. But yeah, I just don't think that's the appropriate heart to have in a moment like this. Now, one thing that people are not talking about, or maybe they miss the day's guns. I miss the days where we could just, we would sit down, we'd look at a picture of Biden. And the biggest question of the day was, is he wearing a mask? - Yeah. - Back in the days when trying to convince your normie, do friend that they had fully convincing masks back in the '60s and the CIA had done, Jeff, back when it just old six foot seven bite and walking down, it's just a guy in a mask. Remember those good days, the innocent days? When we just, maybe it was a guy wearing a mask, I miss those days, we need to bring back masks. - Bring back, don't look at that. You've been sia up to the saying the words. - Bring back masks. - Bring back masks, man. It's a losing back the mask. - It's a loose, loose situation in the CIA. No matter which way you go with it. - And the worst part is too, for instance, with the BB thing, you could just have a guy in a very high quality BB mask. - Quality, yeah. - Right. He could just do that. They've had this for decades and decades. They have fully 100% quality masks that you could sit across a table from somebody and think that they were the person of the mask. This is decades old, okay? And if you're just coming into this space without knowing that, welcome. You've got some history to brush up on. But I just missed the day of the masks. And part of me wonders, with all the AI, that what nobody's doing with the Netanyahu video with the coffee is looking to see if it's a mask, okay? It's all about his fingers. It's all about the cup. It's all about the coffee. It's all about the shelf. Just look if it's a mask. And then God help us if they ever figure out to do a mask and then put that through AI to make sure you'll never know if it's a mask or not. I don't think I'm the only one feeling this, God's, 'cause yesterday I put some of these links in here for you. It was really random. I had not really caught up on the whole, everything we were gonna talk about today yet. But on my X account or my X timeline, it was like link after link post after post, people putting these videos of the masks, the ones you're playing right here. And saying this should be illegal. These should be illegal. It was like six of them, basically in a row, or at least in the same day of all these different accounts. And you know, they're the accounts that are kind of like generally in the right wing truth or milieu or whatever. They all basically said the same thing. They had a video of some guy showing off the mask and says this should be illegal. Imagine what the government has. Such masks should be illegal in all countries. Should realistic masks like this be illegal? These probably should be illegal. There's four real posts that I just read to you one after the other, just randomly pulled off the timeline. And I think there's a mask side off going on, right? - Well, right. - I mean, it's a random thing. - You know what? I realize that I think I got some mask jingles. - If you're working alone, wear a mask. The mask's not for you. It's to protect the people you care about. - Hey, you know? - There you go. - You know? - There you go. - It's a different mask, but that makes it a reusable. - Revealable. - The layers of the psi-up are many. You know, we got this one too, hold on this. - The evidence is simply overwhelming. Masks keep Californians healthy. - Okay. (laughing) - Jeez Louise. - Oh man. Somebody go find out if Gavin Newsom is wearing a mask. I really wanna know if that golden dome is really under his head. - Oh, for sure. There's mask Gavin Newsom. - Yeah. - Now, we mentioned early at the top, Cuba came up. - Yep. - There was this link just dropped. - Well, I have the Trump clip talking about Cuba. Can we play that? It's about 30 seconds. - That one's 30 seconds. The one I have is a little bit longer, and I thought I would have a little bit more context maybe. - Okay. - 'Cause I think the quote, I mean, I can read the quote. - Well, I have, I think the both quotes are in this one too, so. - I know, I've just thought some context would be good, 'cause he's asked this in the Oval Office by Peter Deuce. - Okay, okay, hold on one second. The one you sent is loading. I don't know why it stopped working, but responding to. - Okay, here we go. There's Trump. - I was just with a fantastic person who's Cuban, and made a fortune in sugar. You know, find a whole family, right? And this family wants to go back to Cuba to visit it. They wanted to have been back in like 50 years and something, they come from, larger come from Cuba. And we'll see what happens. They were asking me about that. They want to go back, not only fun-whole. A lot of Cubans have said, oh boy, were they looking up back? I think Cuba, I don't know, it's in its own way, if a tourism and everything else, it's a beautiful island, great weather. They're not in a hurricane zone, which is nice for a change, you know? They won't be asking us for money for hurricanes every week. But I think Cubans see, you know, all my life, I've been hearing about the United States and Cuba. When will the United States do it? I do believe I'll be the honor of having the honor of taking Cuba. (laughs) I'll be good on it, so without them, taking Cuba. - Taking Cuba. - Taking Cuba, in some form, yeah. Taking Cuba, I mean, whether I free it, take it, I think I could do anything I want with it. You want another trip, a very weak intonation, right? They were for a long time, and very violent, very violent leaders. Castro is a very violent leader. His brothers are very violent leader. Extremely violent. That's how they governed, they governed with violence. But a lot of people would like to go back. - Okay, wow, a little meandering there, maybe a little bit too much context, but I love the pause, the pause. It would be my honor to be taking Cuba, (laughs) and he doubles down on it. And even Peter Ducci's like, take Cuba. - Take Cuba. - It's like, yeah, take it. I'm gonna take it. - Free it, take it, take it. - Yeah, whatever. Why can do whatever I want. - Many different ways, lots of ways to do it, but I could take it, yeah, I'm gonna take it. Great, yeah, we just a little catch up, just a little review. Cuba is popping off right now. They just lost all electricity, I think, to the whole economy.
- The regulator is all the, the descombobulators that work. I mean, it's possible that the leader of Cuba is already in Guantanamo Bay by now, like they just scooped them up. Discombobulated and scooped them up. And Cubans, you know, look, who knows what's what? But the reporting is that Cubans have been sort of rising up or rioting or doing something for a few days now. So, you know, maybe we already have Cuba. Who knows? - Just take it. - Take it. - Do whatever I want with it. - Yeah. Just as a final note, Pauli Market bet, BB Netanyahu out of office by March 31st, there's somebody who put down a good chunk of change, but as well, they have three, well, almost four million shares of this bet. Their position is $173,000 right now. That's a pretty big bet. If BB Netanyahu does leave office by March 31st, he will make $4 million. - Okay. - Well, I wish him the best. (laughing) - Or he's just doing that to lure other people into the bet and then he's gonna sell his shares. - He's gonna show his share, yeah. - The game is multilayered folks. Don't gamble. - Hello, Kat. - All right, let's, we got a few more producers of this. - Okay. - Keeping the show alive. We are very appreciative of them. These are producers to come in. They say, "Oh, I get it. "If nobody put value into the show, "then nobody will get value out of the show." I see. You know, you can be a mooture for your entire life. That's okay. Lots of people do it, but just know that the Lord is using people out there and he uses them in individual ways. No two producers are the same, but we wanna thank some of our producers who came and supported us financially under the executive producer amount and they did that by going to CanaryCry.Support. ♪ CanaryCry.Support ♪ And remember, it's value for value. It's whatever value you received from the show. Whatever value the show brings to your life, the analysis, the humor, whatever it is. If you have not yet decided that you cannot believe a single thing, that you see on the internet, I hope that this episode brought you value. And then, you know, it's like the woman at the temple. It's like the widow at the temple in the New Testament there. It doesn't really matter how much exactly the dollar amount or even the sense amount is, it's just the fact that we are answering God's call to use our resources in a way that is not in a contractual transaction with Maman is a big deal. And producers understand that and I think that there are producers living this out, this sort of higher level kingdom economics and we're just so blessed that they are. So we've got a couple of producers here, producer Cynthia M. Cynthia M, thank you very much. Appreciate you. Producer Cynthia M comes in for 3333. Oh, luminatus. Oh, luminatus. Thank you very much. The luminati handler Cynthia M appreciate it. Oh producer Rebecca T is back. Thank you. There's a Rebecca T comes in for 2332. I see a three three in there. - Luminatus. - She's trying to scan in there. - And a couple of twos. - And let's see Rebecca T is on a six episode street. She's on fire. (crowd cheering) - Ron fire Rebecca T. Thank you very much. Next up, producer Monica comes in for 1001-1001. - 1001-1001, amen. - Thank you. - Thank you very much Monica Monica. I send a note here. Happyest of anniversaries to you guys. Thank you for bringing the light of Christ to a dark world and for giving so much of yourselves for the sake of the gospel and God's people. Much love to you and your families. Thank you very much Monica. - I appreciate that. - I'll ask you for that. - Let's see, next up we've got producer happy anniversary. - What? - As producer happy anniversary. - Yay. (laughing) - I don't know how you did that producer happy anniversary. (laughing) - Apparently I have no idea. - Maybe this is our first actual CIA producer ship. - You know? - It could be producer happy anniversary. I don't know. I don't know. This is making me question a lot of how our system even works. I didn't think somebody could. - Could it come in on, was it on PayPal? - No, it's on Stripe. - Stripe? Well, Stripe was gonna buy PayPal is what I heard. So maybe it's all Peter the other. - Yeah. It's possible. I think it tried to log in so I could figure it out, but I can't see, ah! - Hold on. - That distract them. - We mean distract them? - Distract them. - There's blockchains. There's the Howard Scream. (laughing) Oh, here I'll do this. Clips of Hitler in the same Satan Cafe. - Okay, I'm done. - I got it. (laughing) - I got it, I got it. Okay. - I'm just okay. - I had to log in. It's a whole thing. - Customer? - Customer name is Happy Anniversary. I have no idea how you did that. - Is that note? - No, not that I see. I don't see a note. Happy Anniversary is the name on the card, Peter. - Wow. - Okay. - Well, we very much. - We're very much. - We're very much. - That's like the most. - I really feel like that's the most intelligence op. - Producer support we've ever gotten. - Amazing. This cat, are you watching this cat? This cat is petting me on the face while I do this. - Well, that's what cats do, you know, they. - It's pretty funny. It's pretty cute. - Okay. Thank you, Happy Anniversary for that. And of course, we have cageradlercoffee.com. - Produced in the show. - Thank you, you're right. - Tragoriesradlercoffee. - I got, so when you come in, you produce the show for $7.77 or more that entitles you to have a note read on the show if you'd like. When you come in under $7.77, we'll be thinking you on Wednesdays, usually because the people coming in under that amount are on big long streaks and we thank them very much for that. - Absolutely. - Did you grab the piece of art? - Oh, I did not. I should have mentioned it. It's on the art thing. We can save it for Wednesday. - Yeah, we might have to. - That's gonna take a minute. - To save that's fine. - We'll save it for Wednesday. - It's from I and I on. - Okay, it's great. Thank you, I and I. - We'll do that on Wednesday. - Let's see here. I will mention the Canary Cry Text Message Alert system which you should get on. I've been trying some experiments. I think I figured out some ways that it was being blocked. So I think it should be going through to some more people. But here's the thing. Look, you should text the word Canary to 877-740-3226. Again, just the word Canary to 877-740-3226. And then I personally will send you a text just a few minutes before every show. So you can decide if you wanna watch it or not. You don't have to trust YouTube to send you a notification which they usually don't. And the fun part is after you get the notification and you come and you watch the show and you fellowship with everybody, you can text us back at that number. I read them, I love them all. It is too expensive for me to converse with you via text. But I do get them and read them and appreciate them very much. The cat is now walking on the soundboard. So if anywhere, jingles go off, I apologize. Let's see here. TDL Press has continued prayers for the squatting cop. Love y'all Godspeed God bless. Yeah, it's a brain for TDL Press is real estate, squatter. And his house, let's see, 661 texts and says, if only CCNT would implement the live tag for podcasting 2.0, we'd be able to listen on new podcast apps, J.S. - I thought we got help doing that. Maybe it didn't happen. I talked to some people that were supposed to help us with that. And I guess maybe it didn't happen. - Good question. I don't think we're doing it for the live. - Oh, for live, yeah. - Yeah, it's true. - No, we don't, we really should do the live streaming, not the live streaming video, but the live audio on the podcast apps. Yeah, we do need to do that. If anybody knows how to do that. - CCTV, you have been getting contacts. - You've been there. - Let's see here. It's 2.5.0, oh cat text and says, man, does it ever have me questioning reality and my sanity catch you on the flip side. I'm praying for you both. Thank you very much, cat. - Thank you, appreciate it, cat. - Let's see here, who's this? Been listening to y'all the whole time. Lord bless and keep you. Thank you, 2.8. And so there you go. Oh, who's this? 406 says, "Happiest of Anniversary."
to you guys. Thanks for bringing the light of Christ to the dark, dark world and forgiving so much for yourselves for the sake of the gospel and God's people. Much left to you and your family. Oh, thank you, Monica. Oh, that was your producer ship. Yeah. There you go. Text the word can you can air into 877-740-3226. Get on it. Get on on it. Get on it. Get on it. Anything else, God's what do we got? In vision, Don, that coin to phrase that I think we can use. There's a couple phrases that I think we can coin here. One of them is Bible art. I think there's some Bible larps out there. But the other one that I like is syslop. You know, like a syslop. But it's syslop. So it's syslop. Yeah. Yeah. But that's a good one. I think we can lean into that one. So I'm sure an influencer of some level will start using that, you know, a few months or a few weeks. Who told you this? This is in visit on, you know, in visit on. It's a quantum altered X on X. I use the one that's been tracking the Donald Trump as a time traveler for like 10 years. You know, he's been really on top of it for a long time documenting it. And he he actually made a post a few days ago saying, I'm coining it now. Syslop. But if anyone sees it, so I want to jump on that train now, because I think that's a good one. I think people will pick up on that eventually. So it's more descriptive for sure. Yeah. Really makes sense of it. And there's there's some degree of power in not using the names given to us using using alternative ways of describing this. Because often the phrase is the science. It is. That's right. Yeah. All right. Well, there you go. You good to go. We think yes. Oh, yes. Time stamp. Time stamp. It's hard work. Time stamp. Morgan E came in with the last episode of Time stamps. Appreciate you Morgan E. And thank you, Morgan E. I'm seeing Jade Bouncer's in currently operational for this episode. She's honest. She's honest. She's doing it now. Thank you. Thank you, time stampers. Thank you to Jam for heading up the telegram channel. Thank you to Adam 42 for heading up the discord channel. If you want to join the telegram channel or the discord channel, go to canarycry.party. Can you hear a cry dot party in your browser? You'll find some invite links there. You can join whatever you want to join. Thank you to Joe for all your feedback. Thank you to Kling. I saw we just got an email from Kling. I need to message that. There's some things that we all need to message Kling. We all got to talk to Kling. And of course, thank you to Sir Ike for doing everything you do for us. Now then that share the show folks share the show. Do you have friends who think their experts at spotting AI? Do you have friends who have not realized yet that we have moved into the era where you absolutely cannot believe anything you see online. Are they convinced? Are they sending you videos all the time? It's not even about whether it's real or not real. It's about the state of mind of the folks is about the understanding of the illusion. It's about the understanding spotting the size slop and they need to get there. We all need to get there. They need to get there. Send them this episode. That's a great way to help your friends and family. We call it rattle and cages. Now they got to do is walk right up to him, grand by the cage and then you. The end of the world. The car it pretty much is weird. I want to shake things up stir up some controversy. Rattle of the cage. Don't never silence me. I'm the last angry man. A crusader for the little guy. Leave the bird alone. Never. Rattle of the cage. Rattle of the cages. Every opportunity to improve. Undistakably don't. Ask Noah. That's right. Just ask Noah. A total blackout just slammed Cuba. The entire island has virtually no electricity. Okay. All right, guns. You got any last words? Make sure to wear green tomorrow. We're St. Patrick's Day and eat corn beef. And then we'll be back on Wednesday on National Awkward Moments Day. Oh, geez. Oh, geez, guns. All right, everybody. Thanks for tuning into this episode of Canary Cry and Neusock. Make sure to tune in next time. But until then, thank outside the cage. Let's invite some dudes over the fellowship time. I'll keep you warm and safe and my people will know. It will kill. Toilets. Toilets. Feed him or give him rings. This is not about freedom or personal choice. [Music] Remember, reality's an illusion. The universe is a hologram. Bye. [Laughter] [Music] [Music] [Music] [Music] [Music] [Music] [Music] [Music]
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The transcription discusses a controversial U.S. intelligence claim about Mojtaba Khamenei's alleged homosexuality, suggesting it may be part of an information war to influence political perceptions.
It critiques modern journalism's reliance on anonymous sources and the erosion of traditional verification standards, using the Khamenei story as an example.
The conversation shifts to Peter Thiel's lectures on the Antichrist in Rome, analyzing his views on preventing global catastrophe and his ironic ties to state power through his company Palantir.
It explores themes of misinformation, the blending of technology with governance, and the cultural and religious implications of Thiel's apocalyptic focus.
Summary:
The transcription covers two main topics. S. intelligence allegation regarding Mojtaba Khamenei's sexuality, framed as potential "fifth-generation warfare" aimed at manipulating political support, particularly among leftists.
The speakers critique the journalistic practice of using anonymous sources, noting a decline in verification standards. Second, the discussion turns to Peter Thiel's Vatican-adjacent lectures on the Antichrist, analyzing his warnings about global governance and Armageddon. Thiel's ideas are contrasted with his own role through Palantir in public-private partnerships, highlighting tensions between his apocalyptic rhetoric and his technological influence.
Overall, the dialogue reflects on themes of misinformation, the convergence of technology and state power, and the strategic use of narrative in contemporary conflicts.
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US intelligence sources claim Mojtaba Khamenei has a long-term sexual relationship with his childhood tutor and has made aggressive sexual overtures to male caregivers, which is viewed as credible by spy agencies.
It suggests some leftists defend Iran, believing they share ideals, despite Iran's harsh laws against LGBTQ individuals, such as executing gay people.
Peter Thiel lectures on the antichrist, speculating that such a figure would use fear of Armageddon to offer peace and safety, potentially leading to a world government.
Catholic universities like the Pontifical St. Thomas Aquinas University denied involvement after media reports of secret antichrist lectures, citing no official sponsorship.
It criticizes the decline in standards, noting that stories now often rely on anonymous sources like 'person familiar with the matter' instead of multiple verified sources.
It refers to information warfare aimed at overwhelming public senses with conflicting reports to create distrust and confusion, as seen in the weekend's news themes.
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