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Hey guys, I'm actually in my car, but I'm excited about this podcast we are posting with one of my favorite people, Mr. Kyle Kingsbury. Now, I've been on his show and we've gone back and forth for the past few years. He's a really dear friend. He's connected to Paul Chek and the rest of the crew that we just absolutely love here on the Drew and youd Show. And we get into some pretty deep topics maybe some quote unquote, controversial slash conspiracy deemed topics. But I love going there. You know that if you've been following me for any period of time, you know that I'm not afraid to go there and I'm unapologetic about bringing information forth. So Kyle Kingsbury comes on, it gets a little choppy towards the end with our little interweb connection. I'd like to think maybe the AI technology that's monitoring all the internet did not like where the direction of our conversation was actually headed so they cut us off. But who knows? Nonetheless, I'm excited to share this episode with you my friend and I want to introduce Mr. Kyle Kingsbury here and also there will be a part two coming. We have yet to record it but it will happen in the next week or two and I'll get that up on the Drew and you show. I just didn't want to leave you hanging because I know consistency is one of the most important things when it comes to changing patterns, beliefs, transformation, all the things, period. So check out the show, let me know what you think. Head on over to iTunes, give it a five star review on Spotify as well. And as always, remember, we're in this together. I'll see you soon. If you guys don't know who Kyle Kingsbury is, you must be sleeping under a rock. This guy has been everywhere. He was an MMA fighter way back in the day. Well, back in the day, as far as like six years ago, right? Yep, you finished your career. Family guy, beautiful representation of a dad, you guys, it'll open up your heart just following him on Instagram and some of the other social media stuff. And yeah, you're a student of life, you're a student of all that exists. We got a mutual buddy, Mr. Paul Check and that whole crowd, and he's the only guy on the planet that can do NAD faster than me. So here he is, yeah, Kyle's Kings, Kyle Kingsbury, everybody. Thanks for coming on, man.

Absolutely, brother.

Thank you for having me. Yeah, welcome to the Drew and youd show. I know I had a lot of questions come in. I posted a little bit in a couple of my other channels for the Organifi Squad. And, I got some questions from them to ask you throughout this too.

So, this will be fun. Phenomenal. Hell yeah, brother. Well, you have the floor. I have nothing ahead of me on the schedule.

So, as long as you want to roll, I'm in. Perfect. Yeah, tell me what's going on. I know you're at the Onnit HQ and I know you've been deep in studying the pandemic and whatnot. And you recorded a couple podcasts in regards to that too, and you've had people on your show. Where's your mind at with everything that's happening?

Yeah, it's been a fairly ridiculous way to look at the world. It was earth shattering initially as I started to open myself to the potentials of living in a world that was not what I thought it was. You know, that really to me was harder or as hard as an ego death on ayahuasca or 5-MeO-DMT, you know, it was just like, wow. Yeah. I thought I had surrendered parts of myself in a way that would, you know, that nothing could compete with that. And then I'm like, oh no, wait, there is something that can compete with that. Surrendering my ideas of the world that I think I'm living in and being able to accept the world that I'm actually living in. That took a long time, you know, and it really took me leaning on all of the tools, many of which you're familiar with, you know, from what some people call biohacking, you know, red light and hot sauna, cold tub, those kind of things. Like anything that could harmonize my body, which is the tuning fork, would allow me to soften and accept what is actually happening in the world and not be, you know, chicken little, not go running around, hey guys, this fucking sky is falling, we're doomed, you know, and really start to see with clarity what is in front of me right now, what is the work for me to do, and what is the message to share with people that leaves people with a bit more hope rather than just, hey, this shit was planned, There are several other examples of the government fucking with us and being a part in collusion to these various massive events in human history that most people just go back, a year later, they're like, oh, well, okay, it could have been something there, but it looks like everything's back to normal, so let's just go about life again. It really started, I mean, if we're gonna dive in a pandemic, we can dive into that, but.

I think people want it. I get tons of questions. It's like the main topic nowadays. I've been called a PR nightmare on several fronts just because I'm talking about it, like sounding the alarm. So let's just go for it, man. I like this.

Yeah, I mean, it really started for me with the health and wellness background. You read How to Eat Move and Be Healthy by Paul Chek and you're like, oh, there's seriously fucked up things that are happening with what's allowed in our food. Right? Who's in charge of that? The FDA. Why would they allow DDT to be sprayed? Why would they allow glyphosate to be sprayed? Well, it's all money. Like you follow these paper trails, it becomes fairly obvious. And it can even go a little more nefarious than that, right? So maybe we can dive into that as we go and we start to connect dots here. But understanding our food and how the US handles it is, you can begin to understand that corporations run this country. And so I kind of already knew that anybody who gets into organic foods and biodynamic, which is even better than organic, and you start to understand like the layers of complexity of what's allowed in, which chemicals and flame retardants and plastics and everything on a yearly basis are introduced without the public knowing. And then how some other countries handle it. Like I thought I found it having kids, you know, I'm looking into this. Sally Fallon and Dr. Thomas Cowan wrote the Nourishing Traditions book of child and baby care. And it's a brilliant book on how to raise a kid healthy and organically and to treat illness organically. And one of the things they said is like in a lot of the Nordic countries of Europe and Sweden and Norway and Russia places, they won't allow anything artificial in a food that's geared to kids. So, Kraft Mac and Cheese actually had to change they had to take their yellow dye out and put in not Amarillo, Anato, Anato, which is a natural yellow coloring. And they did that. That was a requirement. Hey, if you want to be in our country, you have to do this. And what do they do? Craft did it and they sell really well there. Well, they don't have to do that here. So they have young, shitty yellow dyes, which cause a host of problems. And that's just one example of thousands. So, you know, when I, when I, when the idea was, I was out camping, I'm in nature with bear when lockdown happens, they actually closed the park and send people home and they refunded us for our final two days. And I was like, you know, we didn't have a TV, we don't have cable. So I'm hearing shit from people like, oh, you know, this could be really crazy and we gotta look out for it. And I'm like, if they're closing the fucking parks, this must be like the Spanish flu. I mean, it's gotta be. People need to be dropping like flies in order for this to be the case. And, you know, as it's turned out, that's not even close to the case, you know? So why still more? And I remember leaving that park thinking, like, this is nature. This is the healthiest place on earth for us to be outdoors in the sunshine with fresh water, eating good food. And, you know, bit by bit, I started having other people on the podcast, I've had Dr. Paul Saladino on. the carnivore doc and... Love him. Good dude. Yeah, he's been fantastic. He brought up some really good points on it. And it wasn't like, I mean, at that point, I was still telling people, hey, you know, I don't think, you know, wearing a mask is giving away my freedom. I don't, I didn't at that time. I was like, I don't think it's this cut and dry, you put a mask on, you're a sheep, and you've given away your freedom. And I thought, you know, if the world is in fear, I would much rather not perpetuate that fear. I'm not going to teach a 70 year old at the checkout line of Whole Foods like, Hey, dude, don't worry. I'm fine. I don't have cooties. That's not the place to have that conversation and I don't need to be right. I don't need to teach him that. And then slowly over time as we begin to see this thing lay out, we realize that is a thing of control. It protects no one. And the analogy that Dr. Kirk Parsley, who was a medical doctor, he was a Navy SEAL then a medical doctor for the Navy SEALs, seals and still a practicing medical doctor got banned on Twitter. He said the analogy that trying to prevent a virus from a KN95, the best mask, is like trying to stop mosquitoes with a chain link fence. That is an accurate, it's not one to one, but it's really fucking accurate as far as the representation. So if anybody knows like a fence growing up a chain link fence, if you think I could stop a mosquito, you're out of your mind. Well, same thing with the KN95 mask. So again, these are just little things to get us to discuss the mask, to get us to complain about social distancing, to get us to do all these things as they perform the totalitarian tiptoe. And the piece that really started to change it for me was when David Ike went back on London Real and he was talking about smart grid cities being built and how the 5G towers are going up. And it's not so you can download a movie in three seconds, it's so they can monitor you. It's so they can watch everyone with facial recognition. Cameras everywhere. And that was the thing I started paying attention to. I realized we're in a new community build. My house is brand new two years ago. Every street light has a camera on it. No. Talking to friends driving around Texas, every street light has a camera. And initially I'm like, great man, I leave town for a month, a year. at different various points, I want to know my wife and kids are safe. These cameras are great. They'll deter crime, like, wrong. This is Orwellian shit that's happening right now. And so the unfortunate news was that David Ike was correct about much of what he was saying. And even though I can't confirm or deny the role of extraterrestrials playing in this or lizard people or any of that shit, None of that fucking matters. What matters is what he said that's happened so far, that's been true. And what matters, it seems to be, is that there is a push to, there are financial incentives to continue to make people dependent upon a system that has in large part been broken. And it is, ultimately, I know they don't get in this in plandemic, but Catherine Austin Fitts and Allison McDowell and a lot of the people who have been Really on the brigade of truth, all signs, all roads lead to transhumanism. And this has nothing to do with gender. This has to do with man's merging with machine. And what David Icke calls the psychos of Silicon Valley, right? This idea really of a small group of powerful people that believe the next step in human evolution is to merge with super intelligent AI. And that's a fucking huge stretch for a lot of people. It was a huge stretch for me. I remember turning off Catherine Austin Fitts is like, I can't finish this. I can't listen to this. That's too grim. There's no way this is happening. And a lot of people that I'm close with that are really intelligent people have a hard time believing that there are a few people in control of the world. And I think that's a bit of a stretch as well. But is there collusion? Are there people in various industries that have monopolized sectors who have great power who, you know, conspire with others to really shape humanity. And that's a given. Noam Chomsky has been talking about this for 60 plus years. What do they call that? Societal engineering, right? And that's how it goes down. But I mean, you know, a great place to start for people, even though I've already started, is a fantastic quote. I talked about this on my, excuse me, Red Pill Solo cast that I just launched a few weeks ago from Foster Gamble. He did the documentaries Thrive and Thrive 2. And on the 20th anniversary of 9/11, which was this year, he had David Icke on and he said, you know, one of his close friends gauge for conversation at any party when you meet people is he'd say like, hey, what do you think of 9/11? And he just kind of wait, you know? And if they're like, oh yeah, that was a tragedy and they don't say anything else, then he's like, oh, okay.

Yeah, you know exactly who you're talking to.

Yeah, right. So you either know like this dude's still on the narrative and just went back to business as usual. Or if they're like, well, thank God we got Bin Laden. I mean, then they're on the fire. Fox News narrative, or if they're like, yeah, it's interesting to wonder about how much the US was involved with that. Then you're like, oh, okay, there's a crack in the door, right? Or if they're like, yeah, that was conspired by the deep state, and 20 years later, no one's gone to jail. And, you know, I was really thinking about that, even as I say this stuff, this has been a grounding cord for me. You know, we can dive into specifics and how this actually in my opinion, is playing out and where I think it's going to go. But really, at the end of the day, where I want to drive this is it's been 20 years since 9/11. No one's gone to jail. The world hasn't changed. We still have TSA. We still have the Fulton. Edward Snowden came out about the fucking NSA, and we still have the NSA running exactly what it was doing before. And it's happening in all countries, right?

Yeah.

Not just China. So. knowing that that happened and that most people who have looked into that can see very clear evidence of what actually happened and that no one's been held accountable for it, I don't know that we're going to hold people accountable for this. I don't think that the odds are in our favor that a bunch of people are going to go to jail for crimes against humanity. I think what's going to drive further and further is a split in how we live. And this has come through to me in multiple visions with plant medicines and in talking with a lot of indigenous elders about the Hopi prophecy, which is a painting on rock art. And there's many different interpretations of this, but the way this message has come through to me is on the upper level of this circle, which is the earth or the sacred hoop, there's seven people with their heads disconnected from their body. They're above their body. and they go on a straight line, then zigzag off at a 45 degree angle and leave the sacred hoop. We don't know if this is people going into an AI generated...

The metaverse.

Alternate reality, right? The metaverse, Mark Zuckerberg. We don't know if this is people actually going to Mars or we don't know if this is a mass die off event. But they do leave the sacred hoop. Four people underneath them with their heads connected to their body and their feet connected to the earth a straight line into the next phase of human consciousness. I have seen this over and over again, and I've even dove into the specifics of what it looks like depending on which path you choose. Now, one thing's for certain: nothing is black and white. Reading Paul Levy's book, Dispelling Wetiko, was phenomenal because it really does get into this evil energy, and then he has a follow-up to that, which is Quantum Revelation. which is a brilliant connection of quantum physics to spirituality and some of the great teachings of the East, Eastern mysticism. And one of the things that he mentions that quantum physics shows, it's not either or, it's not black and white, it's both and in many circumstances, right?

So, 100%.

I think we're gonna have, it's not like a full go, hey, if you have an Alexa at your house and you put VR goggles on that you're automatically stuck in the Matrix and you have no way out. I don't believe that to be the case. But what this showed me as the ultimate goal, which Ray Kurzweil has really championed and a lot of the transhumanists are really championing is this idea that you can transfer consciousness a la avatar to a machine or a sleeve like they do in the TV show Altered Carbon.

Great show.

Yeah, so if you and what my felt experience was, was that is eternal damnation. There's no such thing as hell, you know, they talk about that in conversations with God, but we can create it, right? Through our own free will, we can create that eternal separation from the all consciousness.

From our soul.

Yeah. In my experience, that is where we return. We return to the all consciousness upon death, and then we select another level of the game to play at with a new body. So in a sense, we're already immortal. We're in a similar connection. Yeah, exactly. And Chex's writing about this right now in his new book on Spirit. And anywho, the idea is that if we're already immortal, what are we trying to do here? We already have the game the way that we want it. But if you weren't to stay alive as the I that is alive right now, which has a limited sense of awareness due to the forgetfulness that we all experience when we take form in a body, then you would be cutting yourself off from a return to the all consciousness. And that in and of itself is eternal damnation and eternal separation. As long as you stay alive, you could of course pull the plug at any point in time. That was reiterated to me as well. You could live for 100,000 years and say, fuck this, and pull the plug and then boom, you're back. Holy shit, this was here the whole time. And so I think that on the long game of eternity, which we're all playing, there is no one right path. And what God's really into is evolution and change and making things new. And I think God's enjoying both of the paths as they unfold. That said, my path is one that returns to the earth. My path is one that marries the old indigenous way of living with the modern. My sister was joking with me. She's like, I'm going to come visit you one day and you're going to be churning butter with no electricity. I was like, no, right next to the Amish people. That's something I'm not going Amish. I mean my whole job, what we're doing right now is through technology. Technology, electronic technology is a lot like guns. You and I love guns. It's a technology. It's not inherently good or bad. That at the end of the day does not exist. So is there a right way to use electricity? Yes. Is there a right way to use technology that connects us to the internet. Yeah, is there a wrong way? For sure. And reading the Invisible Rainbow by Arthur Firstenberg can show you a lot of the effects. Phenomenal book. And one of the things that's really comes through to me, because my Red Pill Solo podcast was pretty dark and I tried to share some light at the end of it, but I wanted to make sure this podcast and the podcast that I go on, we really dive into what is being asked of us right now if we're to make solutions on our own and really start to harmonize together with nature and with each other. Being those, you know, the slightly less than the majority who ushers in the next phase of human consciousness. And, you know, there are solutions already built in. The people that have made it their whole thing around education or made it their whole thing around finance or made it their whole thing around biodynamic farming and being able to listen to nature, those experts are already here. And that's been something that's been very refreshing, humbling and inspiring. Like, fuck yeah, okay, we do have this. It's just a matter of connecting the dots and reaching out to these people and starting to live in ways that nourish a better way of living. And this is something that in large part has been forgotten by modern culture. We're going to rekindle that going forward and that will be this group of people with their heads connected to their bodies and their feet connected to the Earth.

Yeah, the community, immunity is in community, man. I feel you. You're in Austin, I'm in San Diego, we're building out community here as well. Everybody's got ham radios in case telephones go down or whatever. It's good to be prepared. So, I'm glad that you brought that up. That's a good starting place for a lot of people.

Yeah, you know, I had a conversation with Rob Wolf and he was saying, you know, and I really heard it came up, but there was a guy on Rogans who was writing a book on doomsday preppers and I forget the name of the guy. Sorry, I forget it, but he's writing this book on doomsday preppers and he started to go to meet all of them and, you know, it initially was like an expose to make fun of these people. And by the end of it, he's like, oh, they, you know, You can take anything too far, obviously, but he's like, you know, there's actually a lot of sense in what they're doing. People used to prepare for a long winter when? Every fall, people would start to prepare and store for a long winter because they weren't sure when the spring was going to start and they weren't sure if there was going to be food shortages and rain shortages and anything they would need to survive during that. so they prepared for it. And in doing so, that allowed them to do what? To be more present, to live in the now, and not worry about what the future holds because they had safeguarded themselves from some potential risks. And so with that, I started last year just making a little doomsday pantry where we put extra rice and food and Organifi products and Paleo Valley products and just things like, all right, here's some really high quality nutrition that I can have if shit is the fan, here's extra water if the grid goes down. And sure enough, we get the snowpocalypse here in Austin. And I had just been on a sacred hunt. I had about eight people staying in my house with us, and we all ate like kings. We ate like kings. I bought a generator. You know, we didn't lose power because we're close to the airport, but so our grid didn't go down, but everyone else's did. Pipes were bursting, people lost water. People for, you know, the first time in their lives, we're likely very scared on how to survive. There was three hour lines out the doors of any major grocery store and they didn't open every day. They opened every other day because of power issues.

Wow.

So when you think of infrastructure, I want to let you jump in, but just think of the infrastructure, right? Like there's been many cracks exposed through all this, right?

Okay, so we talk about the snowpocalypse and the, you know, that theory. We talk about 9/11. What do you think really happened? Do you think it was just a freak snowstorm in Austin or do you think there was something else at play there? Because I have my hunches on that too.

Yeah, I just had Dane Wiggington on my podcast who is probably one of the world's foremost experts on geoengineering.

Perfect.

You know, it's unquestionable and that's the thing. He has a great documentary. I'm not sure why it's still on YouTube considering all the censorship. But it's still there as of now. His website, oh man, I think it's geoengineering.org, but I'll find it to you, I'll send it to you and you can throw it in the show notes for people. You watch his documentary and there's unequivocal evidence that not only do we have the power to control the weather right now, but we have for several decades.

100 years. Yeah, 100 years.

There's video footage of President Lyndon B. Johnson in black and white bragging about how they can control the weather as a weapon in any part of the world in the fucking 50s, right? So, has that technology advanced since then? Of course it has. You know, like is it causing some really bad side effects? No question. And, you know, one of the things that really opened me up to this was I did a hair mineral analysis for my whole family and Bear and I had really high levels of aluminum. I was like, we haven't, I haven't eaten from an aluminum pan since maybe I was six years old. Like, it's just not, we don't do that. And we eat super clean. Like, why? And he's six years old. Why is his perfect body have really high levels of aluminum? Then I watched the dimming, and that's what they're spraying in the upper atmosphere, nano-sized particles of aluminum that go into our soil, our drinking water, and it gets into everything. And I'm thinking about that. I'm like, no, this is. a part of the problem. This is a part of, you know, the, the super high levels of, of and rates of dementia, Alzheimer's, Parkinson's, all of these things are related to metals that get stored in the brain. And, you know, this requires some due diligence. And at the same time, you know, we have the ability to test for that. And we have some really good products that can help remove heavy metals from the body that you can order online. So it's like, again, You know, it's being able to see the world where it's at, understand that, say yes to it, and then what now. And the what now is cool because there are solutions to every problem that we have. They already exist.

Yeah, and we've been working on it for just as many years, you guys. The body is a miracle body. There's so many things that it's capable of. I mean, I haven't proven this yet, but I'm convinced if you and I would raise our frequency enough energetically, then aluminum wouldn't even fall on us. We just be Jedi's out there, you know? But we are in these 3D and I haven't, you don't see my shoes on the ground when we hang out and I've left the realm. There are things that we can actually do. And I'm curious about some of your protocols. What are you doing to arm your body, Kyle, and the family? I mean, obviously you got the little ones and the wifey. What are some of the protocols you guys do to stay healthy as a fan?

Well, I mean the first things first, it starts with the four doctors. You know, Czech really outlines this in the last four doctors you'll ever need. Dr. Quiet, our sleeping protocol, meditation practice, Dr. Movement, our movement protocols from weightlifting to general mobility with a kettlebell to, you know, easy strength is probably my favorite place for people to start. Still my favorite way to train with weights. It's on Kindle from Pavel Tatsulin and Dan John. phenomenal, best strength training book ever. And it's great for athletes too, you know, and weekend warriors and householders, as they call, you know, parents and people with jobs. But, you know, having a consistent movement practice, being really diligent about our sleep, you know, which is when all the recovery happens, when all the clearing of tau proteins and beta amyloid plaque from the brain, all the good stuff, right? Memory consolidation, the ability to store something and learn it. and use it in every day happens when we sleep. So really putting those two at the forefront.

Dr. Howes, can I pause you right there real quick? How's your sleep been lately?

My sleep has been fantastic lately. Initially, in March of last year, in April of last year, in May of last year, it was shit. And my body was shit. That's why I said it. I really hit rock bottom physically. When they talk about the disease, disease manifests in the body from a number of reasons, but all paths are stress. Check has these 100% six different funnels. And the funnels are relationship stress, work stress, over working out or under working out, overeating or under eating. You have all these buckets of stress, they all funnel to one funnel. And if it's chronic, that will create dis-ease, that's how it manifests. And I started to have all sorts of weird shit. Like lower back went out for the first time in my life.

I remember you telling me that.

Yeah, it was absolutely brutal. And I was like, oh man, this is what fear looks like in my body. Your spine is the thing that holds you together. And if I'm not holding myself together mentally because I don't have a plan and I'm living in fear, that will show up in my spine. And where was it? The bottom, right at the root. Right?

So, yeah, for sure.

It made all too much sense when I started to really sit with that and I had to really get clear on, okay, if this is true, if so, then what? What am I going to do about this? And part of the prepping, part of the community building, I tell people a lot, you don't have to grow all of your own food. For some people that's impossible. You don't have to pull your kids out of school and teach them yourself. But if your school is requiring masks and vaccines and, you know, experimental mRNA vaccines at best, if they're requiring these things, they for damn sure need to pull them out 100% and find a homeschool co-op. There's nothing, and they're everywhere. They're all through California. I know a lot of people that in California and they're like, no, we.

Didn'T leave our kids in school.

And there's more now than ever before. Absolutely. Absolutely. A lot of people, you know, we had Barrett at Austin Waldorf and they decided to go with CDC guidelines and.

We said, no, double fuck you.

Wow, the Waldorf did in Austin. Interesting. And they did that in California as well and a lot of other places. And so what happened was a lot of the teachers said, this is not the way. This is not what Steiner taught. And they left. And with that, now you had an abundance of Waldorf educators who have done, you know, done this for 20, 30 years who want to still teach and they want to do it in a way that's more in alignment with Steiner's philosophy. And that's been the case here, it's been the case in California, it's been the case everywhere. So again, you know, we weren't the only people to think that way. Quite a few people thought that way and that started a co-op here. And then this year we're actually, you know, it would have been Bear's third year in kindergarten. We're actually trying to do it ourselves. with homeschooling and getting out on the road and letting him learn the things that he wants to learn. I had Dr. Thomas Cowan on the podcast and he talked about the Invisible Rainbow by Arthur Firstenberg. He also talked about Deschooling Society by Ivan Illich. And I dove into that book and he gave some pretty prime examples about the way kids actually learn when they want to learn. And he gave an example, he's like if Steph Curry announced on Twitter he was going to give a shooting seminar, How many people do you think would show up? And I was like, everyone and their mom. And he goes, yeah, do you think there would be any disciplinary issues with the kids? And I was like, fuck no, it's 100% buy-in, right? And he goes, yes, and if there was though, if there was, if it was 99.9%, but there was one kid, what do you think the rest of the kids would have done to that one kid distracting everyone else? They would have beat his ass. They would have pulled him out and said, you leave, we want to be here. When there's full buy-in, you eliminate any disciplinary issues. Guess what else vanishes? ADHD vanishes.

100%.

There's no need for medication when you're learning from Steph Curry. So it turns out if you wait long enough, kids will really want to learn something and they might not even know what they need to learn to be able to do that thing. The example he gives is you don't have to teach them math. You wait until they want to build the treehouse. Then you say, Cool, we have to learn some basic geometry. to learn basic arithmetic, we have to learn a square root, we have to learn a few things to be able to do this correctly, and all of a sudden there's buy-in. When kids want to learn a certain topic, he talked about a woman that he knows that works with only four kids between the ages of 10 and 12, she started working with them. None of them knew how to read. And at the time these four kids all started working with her between 10 and 12, All of them learned how to read effectively within six months and within two years all of them were taking college-level courses. Think about that. The arc of that trajectory, right? When we no longer compare each other, when we no longer say you have to be have X, Y, and Z by this age, X, Y, and Z by this age. When we take that out and we start to really pay attention to what is it that kids want? Kids need body awareness, they need routine, they need rhythm, they need a container in which they can explore within. They need boundaries so they know how far they can push and play within those boundaries. With that given to them, they don't need to learn a whole lot of things. They don't need to learn about fucking George Washington or any of this other bullshit until later, until it matters, you know? And then when it matters, then they're gonna retain that. and they're gonna wanna know it.

Which it may never matter, let's be honest.

Yeah, no, it totally may never matter. You know, there's a lot of stuff that's in school that may never matter.

IndoctRination. All of it, most of it is an indoctrination camp. I'm convinced they created education for this, you know, for slaves back in the day, early 1900s.

Yeah, Ivan Illich really dives into that in Deschooling Society, how you couldn't get away without rice racism. But you could make a caste system like they have in India based on education. And one of the ways they guaranteed this internationally is they would only let indigenous peoples learn to a certain grade. So, John F. Lame Deer talks about this in his book, Lame Deer Seeker of Visions. He talks about how when the Lakota were conquered, they were forced into the white man education and the white man education would only teach them through the third grade. So did they stop at third grade?

No.

They stayed in school through the 12th grade but they repeated the third grade curriculum from third grade through 12th grade. Can you understand? School is shitty enough. Can you imagine taking third grade nine years in a row? Why did they hold them there? they held them there so when they got out they only had a third grade education. In deschooling society they talk about this in the Andes in Chavin where Huachuma and San Pedro cactus grow and they've had Machu Picchu, some of the most incredible societies that have ever existed on earth lived in this place. The indigenous there had education, taught to them only up to the fifth grade. So they go down to Lima after they've graduated and they say, cool, I need a job at Here, this is what I want to do with my life. And they say, We're sorry, you only have a fifth grade education. This is done by design. It's not, you know, happenstance. It's not like, oh, you know, maybe it's just a bad coin. No, no, no. You connect enough of these dots and you can begin to see like this is 100% done by design.

Yeah, and it's always changing. I mean, every, the educational system here, whereas in China, I mean, China thinks real long term, every 100 years, and most of like China's goal is actually if you read any of those like books about like what's really happening, which you probably have, is to have computers in all of the US's classrooms from China. Like they're just basically data mining our kids so that they can better come up with algorithms and way to like hold us back while they're all learning everything else over there. You know, it's just it's crazy to think about that as well.

Yeah, I saw an article and again, I take all these things with a grain of salt, but there was an article on how in China now there is a big push for young boys to be taught what it actually means to be a man. And how that's, you know, we have a loss of gender identity and a loss of gender roles and there's all this gender fluidity. And look, dude, I'm the first guy to say I'm super progressive in a lot of ways. You want to change your sex as an adult, go for it. I'll even call you whatever you want to be called after that. You change from Crystal to Bob, like cool, you're Bob to me. I'm all for that. But to let a child decide that at 4, 5, 6, something that will permanently change them, that's insane. That's absolutely insane because two years of hormone replacement will permanently not allow them to have kids. and that too goes into the fold of eugenics, which is a massive part of this. Eugenics was not Hitler's deal. It was around long before him and has not stopped since him. The idea that we can create the perfect human and in part that's what these elites want to do is to weed out all of the people they consider to be lesser than. In one of the things that Plandemicindoctrination.com really illustrates is how millions of people are experimented on in third world countries, like the countries in Africa as well as India, and they're not taking them to the wealthy. When they give them experimental polio vaccines, which doesn't exist anymore, so why create a vaccine for it now? When they make this mandatory and they bring it and they start to inject children without parental consent, What happens? Well, paralysis happened. Infertility happened. And that's them literally weeding out large populations of people that when you stop them from reproducing, that's what it's all about. Planned Parenthood was all about that. Every Planned Parenthood went into where? Black communities, Mexican communities. It wasn't going to rich white neighborhoods. These were going to poor areas to weed out the people that they thought shouldn't be here. That's eugenics. And it is alive and well and a lot of that folds into the conversation.

Well, and didn't a half a million people, half a million kids actually died in India with some of, you know, BG's vaccines back in the day. And one of the things I read recently is they haven't done any of the new jabs, the jibber jabs in Africa because they want to stay away from it. So now all of a sudden there's this huge variant. They wanted to distract us from what's really happening in Africa and then pushing that global narrative in the US, which I find interesting.

Yeah, and four presidents, prime ministers, heads of country, heads of state, four of them have wound up dying if they publicly stated they would not use the COVID vaccine, you know, if they wouldn't do the jab. They wound up dead of a heart attack at 58, dead of a heart attack at 62. This is not coincidence, you know, and that's, I think once you see it, you can't unsee it. And I think, you know, just dipping back to the practices real quick, like meditation is a must, movement is a must, some type of passive sweating, sauna and ice bath is a must for me, you know, and I understand there's, there's, these are big ticket items that are a little bit more expensive than some people can afford.

But sauna, how long, what's the heat, cold plunge, how long, what's the coldness?

Yeah, you know, my sauna can typically get a great deal warmer than most. It can go up to 230 degrees in the summertime. I don't think that's a finish.

Finish rock sauna.

Yeah, it's a finish rock sauna. You know, I'm hitting it with water. and, you know, we make a steam out of that. And generally there's some herbs and things like that in the, not cannabis, but, you know, like different medicinal herbs that go in there. I don't need cannabis when I'm in there. I'll typically go in for 30 to 40 minutes. I'll come out for a one minute ice bath. Ice bath is generally in the low 40s. And then I'll go back in for another 20, 15 to 20 minutes, and then I'll come back out for a longer ice bath of 2 to 3 minutes. The reason I don't Hammer the ice bath, I've done you know, 15 minute ice baths, 20 minute ice baths in the 30s. But I typically like to start my mobility routine after that. And this is all before the kids get up. So I know there's a lot of parents out there that are like, yeah, must be nice to do. No, you even want to accomplish something for yourself and fill your cup each day. That has to be done first thing in the morning, before work, before the kids are up, when you have no other obligations but self. And, you know, bear would get up and want to come into my room. So we got him one of those Phillips light things or something similar where the light goes on slowly and that's his alarm and he's not allowed to come into my room until or come out of his room until that light goes off. So, that's been a big help, you know? And, you know, this fold back into a bigger conversation that Greg Schmaus really laid out for me where he discussed, give me one second here. I got to see if I can switch power supplies for the computer.