24 Solcast - Episode 24 w/ Drutang: The Global 'They', Sovereign Independence and Internal External Good vs Evil

Welcome back again, Drew Tang. Uh, thanks for being here again. Uh, we're gonna get a proper one out this time, but man, even the small amount of time that's passed since we since we last spoke. I feel like a million different things have happened in the realm of world politics and the cabal, shall we say.

Yeah, yeah, absolutely. Thanks for having me back, and I'm excited to finally get this shot, especially after the little foreplay of last time. But yeah, no, I think you're right. I think You know, even having this conversation at this time compared to when we were originally going to shoot it, I think will end up creating more quality content than otherwise.

Yeah, for sure. I mean, I'm sure we could do this kind of thing every 2 weeks with the speed at which everything is fucking happening these days. We would, you know, we would never run out of stuff to talk about. But let's talk about the elephant in the room. The inauguration, I guess, of the next US president. I know a lot of people are hoping for some Hail Mary from Trump. What are your thoughts on what's going to happen? You know, looking at everything, for me, you see some things that don't add up on one side, like, hmm, why is this going to be a why is this not a peaceful transition? Trump, despite what the media say and what they try to drum up, he was this victim of a completely coordinated attack on his free speech and being able to get his information out. He didn't incite violence in what he actually said, just his interpretations of what the media said he said. So that's where the distinction lies. And I think, um, I think a lot of people need to realize that you have to— to judge what anyone says or their character, you have to judge what they say and your interpretations of what they say, not someone else's interpretation. Because we know at the moment that anyone that goes through the media grinder, if they have some agenda at hand, they are going to color it one way or the other. So to be able to like to rely on the media as like your source of news, as we all hopefully know by now, you're going to get the wrong end of the stick. It's like we've seen it time and time and time and time again where it's like, "Trump said this," and then you look at the actual quote and it's like, "Mm, no, he didn't." I feel like I've had that conversation a thousand times. People like, how could you still support Trump? He said this. And I'll just like look up the clip or whatever, be like, no.

Yeah, no, that is, you know, even my older brother who's a really big, God bless his soul, but you know, he loves Reddit. So he's got the Reddit set of opinions by default.

And don't get me wrong, open-minded guy, God bless him, love him, great brother.

But even he, you know, is starting to come around and realize realizing, like, oh, wow, like, these quotes that they keep continuing to play on TV are completely lacking context, and they're just spun in the most aggressive way possible. I think the best one was the Charlottesville quote that they constantly use, and Biden even used it on the campaign trail, even though it's, like, been formally debunked, and all you have to do is literally just listen to the recording and the 10 seconds after where he says, "There were fine people on both sides." Yeah, and, and then he goes, except for like the white supremacists, those I, I condemn absolutely.

Yeah.

And, um, and yeah, I think that's definitely— I think you're right, that is definitely what happened, um, with the, uh, with the insurrection or the Capitol, the breach of the Capitol. I was, I was in DC for that actually.

Oh wow.

And, um, so I think the funniest part about the whole thing is they want to act like Trump went on, did his presentation, and then told everybody in his speech, told everybody, all right, go and rush the Capitol and like, go tear it down. And I mean, in his speech, yes, he said, let's go to the Capitol, you know, just show, you know, just show Congress that, that we want to investigate these instances of fraud. And he He listed out, you know, for at least 20 minutes listing off, you know, all these various instances of voter fraud, essentially.

Yeah.

But the funny part is he was supposed to go on at 11:00 AM. That's when he was scheduled to go on, but he was a full hour late. So he came on at 12:00. We didn't even get out of there like we didn't leave the venue until at least 1:00.

Uh, is this in the morning or in the afternoon?

Uh, in the afternoon.

Okay.

And so by the time that we got out of the, um, and nobody had phone service on the inside of this venue because it was so crowded, but when we got out, by the time we got out, people were already— they had already breached the Capitol. They breached the Capitol right about at 11 o'clock. I think it was like 11, 11:15, something around there. Yeah, so Trump hadn't even had gone on yet. But if they were going off the schedule, this was, say— and I'm not saying it was completely, you know, um, you know, it wasn't a complete op, you know, I don't have enough evidence at this point to say that. But, you know, there are suspicious things, of course, and this is definitely one of them that you wouldn't even know unless you were there. And yeah, basically this idea that his speech is what told people to go and break in, completely false. By the time— nobody could have even walked from his speech to the Capitol in that amount of time.

Yeah.

And yet it literally happened, you know, while he was speaking.

So what was the energy like there?

It was, uh, it was pretty hype. I enjoyed it.

Um, But I will say when Trump went on, I could tell that he, you know, he already knew that Pence wasn't going to do anything. Yeah, it wasn't his, you know, he wasn't, he wasn't super high energy. But, but yeah, no, it was, it was cool. It was an interesting event. It was kind of unreal. It was a last-minute thing that I ended up going to. I just like hopped along with some of my friends who were going. But yeah, it was pretty unreal to see the, the Capitol with tear gas on the front steps, you know, like when they were clearing out the people.

Yeah.

And yeah, I think, I think ultimately my takeaway from this was, was realizing in terms of predictive programming, V for Vendetta is— it's just about an exact match. Everything from there being an anonymous leader that goes by one letter, you know, like Q in Trump's instance.

Yeah.

Um, in that movie, the main plot point is this authoritarian government came to power by using a manufactured bioweapon, um, to pass restrictions. Um, in the comic books, I believe the guy who is in power currently— currently, the, the movie takes place in Britain, um, the guy used "Make Britain Great Again" in the comics. And oh yeah, and then it's the whole thing in that movie is "Remember, remember the 5th of November." And yeah, I mean, like November 3rd was the election and it really wasn't called completely for a while after. So yeah, so yeah, it was that, that's what really shocked me. And like What I didn't even realize fully, because, you know, I've been, I've been doing research for this last final part of my thread, 5-part thread on basically coronavirus, basically focusing on the background of the people behind the pandemic and the New World Order in general. Yeah, and I'm glad I didn't— I haven't completed this last section of the thread yet because because things are making so much more sense now. Like, that whole V for Vendetta thing is just like, it's, you know, now it's very obvious exactly what that predictive programming was talking about. And ironically, I had thought that it would be of more, you know, I was anticipating a Trump win and then having it be the, you know, the Democrats and the Antifa that would do the, um, the raid on the Capitol. But, um, especially with the Q to V, um, similarity, it's, uh, yeah, it's, it's looking like for whatever reason that's, um, it's looking like it would be a more accurate fit for it, you know, um, being predictive programming for the, for the right. That being said, you know, if you want to look at— if you want to go at it from the Hegelian dialectic point of view, where the elite create a— and this is, you know, this is one of their most popular tactics— is basically the idea behind a false flag, where you create a problem, you get a reaction, you get a preset reaction that you wanted, and then you provide the people a pre-made solution. And ultimately you get to implement your solution by creating the problem. And in this case, what they used it for was final justification for censorship of anybody they don't like, including, you know, the president of the United States.

Yeah.

And the type of— and of course, immediately after they took down Parler as well, which is really quite the ballsy move. Which I'm surprised they did that, taking it off the app stores. And yeah, but I'm not overly surprised because, you know, these— if you're going to make a website that's supposed to be against censorship, using the traditional Web 2.0 model, which is, you know, what Twitter and Facebook is, is, is— yes, it's— you're not going to get away with it because ultimately every piece of that infrastructure is centralized. Even if, even if those guys are on your team, yeah, if those guys like that are running the site, that just makes them liable. And for instance, Parler's CEO is like on the run because he's gotten like tons of death threats.

Yeah.

Um, and that's why, uh, when we finish recording this podcast, I'm going to be, uh, posting it on a blockchain platform, 3Speak.io.

Or actually, I think, did they change it to 3 3Speak.

Uh, no, I think it's still 3Speak.io. Um, but anyways, um, yeah, so blockchain social media is really the only way to go, um, especially because, um, especially because it integrates, um, like the compensation model is using cryptocurrency, so you don't have to worry about PayPal and, um, and even, you know banks are even cutting off, um, you know, conservative and basically anybody outside of the, um, the mainstream, uh, thought.

So yeah, I've kind of— I mean, I predicted this, um, months ago, as I'm sure anyone that, you know, has their ear to the ground, uh, did. Um, I think we are getting to the point where it's going to be like You need a completely off-grid way of making money. You know, you're not going to be able to rely on— even if you have your own internet business, um, I think my friend HK Belvedere made this point on Twitter. It's like, even if you are not a person standing up against the New World Order and their agenda, and you know the restrictions and control that they want to have. Even if you're just minding your own business, running your business online, if you are independent of their control, they're going to shut you down. It is not in their interests to have someone that can make their own money without, uh, going through their kind of monopoly. You know, their payment processes. Um, they can't force vaccinations if you're making your own money. For instance, they can't force you to kind of join in in this community if you make your money online. So they don't have a method of control, uh, to you. So even if you're not standing up against it and, you know, you're not a political person, even eventually within the next few years You will get to the point where, oh, you're making your money off the grid? Sorry, mate, uh, you're getting cut off as well. So they want to force as many people to be reliant on government income, or at least just a controlled income that they can kind of manipulate and therefore control you to perform.

And, and, you know, especially, um, the, the idea of the government income, you know, um expands out to, you know, income from any of their controlled, um, you know, uh, monopolies there, which are basically at this point government organizations— Amazon, Google, Facebook, etc., etc.— all these giants that still, you know, are offering gainful employment, um, for white-collar workers. They're, you know, at the end of the day, um, especially at this point under a Biden presidency, they're, they're going to essentially be you know, one in the same.

Yeah, that's another point is that these companies now, it's not even worth looking at them in terms of the, you know, company framework because they're more powerful than a lot of countries now. So you have to throw away this idea of like, you know, the whole private company bullshit that people still spray out and You know, they are becoming, quickly becoming, if not already are, the, you know, complete arbiters and superpowers and withholders of information and declaring who gets to speak and who doesn't and who gets to feed their family and who doesn't. And, you know, obviously they're the ones that are allowed to stay open and keep making money, whereas all the small businesses want to close. So I think, you know, the silver lining to all this shit is that a lot of people are aware of it now. What do you think? Do you think that this whole thing has led to a lot of people waking up? I'm sure it has, but is that critical mass of people still enough? Because I've heard both sides of like, yes, this is a new awakening event, there's going to be so many more people who are now just looking and are aware of everything that's happening and the forces behind things and the bullshit of all of this COVID-related stuff? Or is it just, you know, a few people waking up, the majority of people just gonna keep on sticking their head in the sand, or maybe they're not aware enough to realize it all? What do you think?

You know, I'm always I'm always an optimist, and I think it's, um, you know, and it's not, it's not, you know, baseless. But then again, I'll, I'll say, you know, there's always a chance that things could get worse before they get better. Um, but just from being in my position where I think, um, last time we talked, the crypto bull run was still just beginning. I don't think Bitcoin had even hit a, uh, a full new all-time high yet. Yeah, but Um, but yes, for the same reasons, um, I'm, I'm optimistic because I've seen, you know, um, over the last 4 years, um, I've seen this system and I've known it's going to crash, you know, everything from the financial system, central banking system, um, to the centralized social media censorship. Um, and so I've been positioning myself with these, uh, both in cryptocurrency in general and in blockchain social media. And I truly do think that those— the combination of, um, censorship-free money and censorship-free information where you have these decentralized networks, um, I think that is, you know, we are getting pigeonholed whether you like it or not. It's quickly becoming the only option for, um, a huge swath of people. And it's, you know, we're hitting this At the same time that we're hitting $40K Bitcoin, we're also hitting the President of the United States being removed from all major social media platforms based off of some of the weakest shit I've ever seen. Where, you know, you know, there were all these— there was 6 months straight of these insane riots that were being goaded on by CNN and, uh, you know, all these liberal politicians.

All around, people dying all around the world.

Yeah, and not a single peep, um, not a single peep, not a single, you know, banning of it. And, and even, um, for that, uh, to that end, there was one specific instance when the riots were just starting. Not only did Netflix list V for Vendetta for the first time, they also, um One of the, you know, the anonymous with the Guy Fawkes mask, that anonymous entity which is like decentralized. So, you know, there's different people use that anonymous image on their own accounts or whatever. But one account in particular that was, that is even to this day super anti-fa and pro-rioting and shit like that, just extremely aggressive, of course anti-Trump. Um, they, uh, they were allowed to stay on trending for 2 days straight and they gained— they went from like, I think it was 1 million followers to 7 million or something like that.

Yeah.

And, uh, globally, you know, picked up a lot of steam. Uh, Jack even followed them, you know, the fucking owner of Twitter. Yeah, so that is an example. And they were telling people, they were giving riot tips. They were given like, uh, they were like, all right, here's how you should dress up and this is how you—

they were—

oh, even worse than that, they were telling people how to like make your own barricades using zip ties.

And like, uh, yeah, so I mean Kamala Harris or AOC doing that as well.

Yeah, AOC did, um let, you know, like a starter pack, like a riding starter pack.

Yeah, yeah, yeah, fuck, I know.

Leave your phone at home so they can't trace you. Um, all this shit, which is hilarious because, you know, not— they, you know, they switch it on the fucking, uh, on a dime.

It's so outrageous, dude.

Which makes this, um, it's also hilarious, and this is what you were talking about earlier, is one of the suspicious things going on right now in terms of the inauguration is that we had all this crazy unrest and rioting since the day Trump was elected. And, you know, there was the Trump inauguration day riots in D.C. were wild, you know, glass, they were setting cars on fire, smashing glass windows and stuff like that. And we've had the most intense riots we've ever seen in the country over the last year. Yeah. And they did nothing. Well, I mean, like, okay, so some people let the National Guard in, whatever, but they've never had this level of security at the Capitol, even when they were making fun of Trump for going into the bunker when they were right outside the White House.

Yeah.

So this, this response is just not proportional to the threat. And even in, like, for instance, in New York, there is supposed to be a rally there or something like that where Governor Cuomo put in like 3 layers of security and all these armed guards and whatever, and nobody showed up except the journalists. So that is, you know, that is a highly suspicious part. And when you add that together with the fact that Trump's been replacing people like the head of national intelligence and, and wasn't giving the Biden— incoming Biden administration— wasn't letting them in on any of the Pentagon information. You know, it's, you know, it's possible he, he could, you know, not that I'm saying it's even likely, but, you know, he could have something up his sleeve. He is still the commander-in-chief for another 2 days, but— and is actively, you know, there's something else to be said about his declassification that he's done recently, which there is a big UFO, UFO information dump called The Black Vault that came out via FOIA request. Have you looked at that over the last week? What's that?

Have you looked at that?

I haven't had a chance to take a deep look at it. Um, but, uh, but yeah, it could have something in there. Um, and it's really too, you know, these, these dumps are so massive, it, it often takes a while to get through it. Yeah. And, you know, you know, especially when they're, uh, in the current social media landscape. But, um, he also declassified a bunch of the Obamagate, um, and Russiagate, uh, documents as well. So it's possible that, you know, there might be something in there that, um, you know, you could arrest Joe Biden for a million different things.

Yeah.

Um, and actually, and, and I guess another indication, if we're just gonna put all the evidence towards there possibly being some type of, you know, Trump dead man switch, um, he also, uh, before, uh Attorney General Barr, William Barr, left office, he made John Durham like a special prosecutor or something like that, so that the investigation would continue even if Trump went out of office. And Durham has been investigating Obamagate, Russiagate, even stuff involving the Clinton Foundation for the last like 3 years, and this was everybody You know, this is what Q was talking about all the time, all the, all the Trump diehards. This has been, this has been the ultimate, you know, release that everybody was waiting for, where it finally shows, you know, that the Trump campaign was spied on illegally, which is like the, you know, straight up seditious conspiracy, which would mean Obama would be you know, be sentenced to death, for instance. And, you know, in the Kavanaugh hearings, when Kavanaugh was being appointed to the Supreme Court, I believe it was— I think it was Lindsey Graham who asked him a question about could politicians, could government officials be executed via military trial or tribunal? And Kavanaugh said yes. And, you know, there is the fact that Trump appointed 3 of his own judges, not that they did anything good for him on the election fraud standpoint. But, you know, theoretically, he should have a— he should have a massive, massive majority in the Supreme Court to get done whatever he wants. But, um, but yeah, I guess that wraps up, uh, my perspective on what could possibly happen.

Um, yeah, man, I'm hopeful, you know, as we all are, I'm sure. I just, I don't see it. It doesn't make sense for Trump to just, oh, tried all the legal proceedings, you know, unless he is like just down to the mark, like good dude, still wants, you know, the American democracy values to kind of, uh, come through, uh, as king. And, you know, he— as much as people say otherwise, he's not the kind of crazy dictator guy that fights completely unfairly and everything. Um, so I don't know, you know, it's impossible to say. I, I still think it's weird that You know, he's been so quiet apart from like a few out-of-character video appearances. You know, we can go into whether those were real or not. There's a few strange markings on those videos, like especially when he was in Texas and the video looked like it's from the White House. So it's like, hmm, was this pre-recorded? What's going on here? Whatever. If he goes out of office and nothing happens, his family is gonna get railroaded by the press and the government for, you know, the rest of his life. He can kind of, you know, it doesn't make sense for him to just like, "Well, I'm gonna try again in 2024," because with all that we've seen, do you think that they will allow a fair election next time? You know, it's just not going to happen, you know, with the consolidation of power, with Biden in office and all of the Democratic heads of the states. They're going to screw down this whole election process so much that, you know, no Republican is ever going to win again. And the whole free speech thing is going to be a slow encroachment of banning people, uh, worse and worse and worse and worse, to the point where you're not going to be able to get ideas out unless you subscribe to the establishment ideas. So with all of this, I just, you know, I don't see Trump just giving up, to be honest. And there's 2 days left, and, you know, it's kind of hitting this crescendo now. And, you know, who's controlling the National Guard at the moment? I personally don't know. Is it Trump now? So like, would he be putting people in DC, so many guards so many troops to protect from his own supporters. Does that make sense to you?

Yeah, no, that is the interesting thing. You know, he is ultimately the commander-in-chief and, you know, anything he says goes. So it is, yeah, it is interesting that he'd have such a big response to, you know, purport that Like I said earlier, it's just not a proportional response what's happening. So it is suspicious in that regard.

Yeah, and the fences being— you know, this is one video I saw on Twitter, so who knows the validity of it, but fences being so that they can be pushed in from the outside, but the way they're set up, they can't be pushed down from the inside. It looks like a jail. Within around DC now. Trump's also told his family and friends to get out of the White House for security reasons. So man, I'm just envisioning like the 20th, it just all goes dark, maybe floodlights come on, Trump just comes up, you're not locked in here with me, you're locked in here with me, you know, that kind of thing. And then yeah, yeah, they all can't get out and then fucking hell. That would be the movie ending. That would be what everyone wants. And then they'll obviously go dark on all social media probably for like a week if something like that happens. So they wouldn't want that to get out. I don't know what's gonna happen, man. It's exciting though.

Yeah, yeah, I mean, you know, of course, like we were saying, like obviously the most likely outcome is that Biden just gets inaugurated and Trump leaves and then gets his whole fucking life destroyed, which the banks are already cutting off his businesses.

Yeah.

So it's going to be very hard for him to even maintain the businesses he had before, much less, you know, keep his family out of jail from a crooked FBI who was trying to get rid of him as president.

Yeah, exactly.

But I think one thing I'd add to that scenario, um, is that the, uh, and what's really interesting about the whole scene in DC right now is those, um, those like over-the-speaker announcements, um, where they got the sirens and stuff, and it just sounds straight out of The Purge.

Yeah, which is interesting because Jared Kushner actually hired one of the people involved with The Purge movies, he hired him onto his—

I forget what exact team, what part of the— okay, here we go. Yeah, Jared Kushner hired The Purge publicist, an expert in marketing dystopia. So literally, the one of the guys, you know, responsible for The Purge movies is now, you know, directly working under Jared Kushner, which is like another, you know, it's another interesting like predictive programming point.

What would that be for?

You know, I don't really know. This is one of those things where it's like, like I was talking about earlier, where it looks like, it looks like V for Vendetta was actually predictive programming to get conservatives and Trump supporters to do what they ultimately want. This might be like a similar thing where like the, Jared Kushner has always been the least favorite out of the whole Trump administration. People have been saying that Jared's been working against Trump the entire time. So that's a possibility, but it is interesting that it's just a continued theme of perhaps like the predictive programming, you know, Trump's included in the whole thing as opposed to being outside of it, which, you know, has always been an option. But yeah, I guess that, that segues into my other possible, you know, other possible scenario here is Trump could hit the martial law button at the last second. Everything like D.C. shut down, so he'd be good to go. There wouldn't be any, nobody could protest against it successfully. But on the other hand of that, all the Republicans would be fine with it. I would, you know, honestly, I'm—

I, uh, I enjoy that idea as well. The problem is though, it's like, it's the classic, um, it's a classic fall of the republic, you know, um, you know, beginning of an empire, um, and, uh, and, you know, that has its own, you know, that would be the ultimate centralization of power, especially if Trump especially if Trump ends up arresting, you know, all these— the old ruling class, then it's just him at the top, which is kind of, you know, again, like a Star Wars thing.

You know, they wipe out all the Jedi, so the only person, you know, in charge is Palpatine.

But, but yeah, that is, you know, complete consolidation of global power under Trump. Would also have its own, you know, possible negative side effects. Um, and it—

I mean, I would still— I, I would still honestly take that over, uh, take that over a Biden presidency where he's, you know, completely controls everything and, you know, chips everybody, mandatory vaccines, etc., etc., sterilizes everyone. Yeah, but, you know, that is an option that you have to, um you know, as a, as a person who is trying to anticipate every scenario. That is, you know, even if that happens, there's still, you know, still a chance things go wrong. But I think the important thing to remember in either case is that really the only people that have power are the people. And as long as we focus on waking people up, letting them know about the, you know, the goals of this New World Order and how they would centralized power, censorship, mandatory vaccinations, contact tracing, etc., etc., then, you know, if we could just get enough people waking up, woken up to that, then we'd be fine regardless of who is in power. But yeah, so I guess that sums up my whole thoughts on the election coming up. Or rather the inauguration.

Yeah, so I think that's a good point. Um, shifting over to the, you know, awakening the people kind of message is like, I think you have to have a fairly decent knowledge of the whole power structure, uh, at large, because a lot of people will say, you know, myself included in the past, uh, These people are trying to, you know, consolidate global power, and these are the methods that they're doing it. The forced vaccination thing, which everyone said, no, they're never going to force vaccinations, they're just going to say that you can't go to the shops without your vaccine, or you can't travel with it, or whatever else it is. It's like, okay, so that's forced vaccination, essentially. If you want to live, if you want to have freedoms, If your freedoms are taken away unless you get this vaccination, that's a forced vaccination. Not that they're literally holding you down, which, you know, we might get to that point. Yeah, yeah. So people don't realize is that, you know, when your freedoms are taken away, that's an assault on the essential liberty of the individual, and that needs to be resisted at every single turn because that doesn't come back ever. We've seen that. As soon as the government gets an inch, you're never getting that back. You know, post— was it 9/11 where everyone had to start taking their shoes off at airports kind of thing?

Yep, yep, yep, yep.

All of the surveillance laws that came into act after that, and now the insurrection event at the Capitol is now going to be used to curtail any kind of free speech online. That's not coming back. You know, the whole mask thing, a lot of people think that that's gonna stay if the people let it. That's the key thing is that, you know, now we're seeing in Italy thousands of tens of thousands of people are now being like, "No, fuck this. Fuck you. We're not going to cower in our rooms anymore. We want to go have some pasta with our friends." It's a very big part of the culture there and it's It's very good in that sense. But now people are being like, we're just going to say no, you can't arrest every single person. And I think that that's— I forget where the quote's from, but it was— you might recognize it. It was one guy who was under communist regime, and when they started rounding up people for wrongthink or whatever, or breaking the rules, He was saying that they deserved everything that happened to them because if at any point during this kind of roundup of people they were able to, you know, if the communist dictator regime, the soldiers, if they were scared to go out and arrest people because maybe they wouldn't come home that night, that kind of thing, that rebellion and that fighting for your life pretty much happened. Then maybe the complete genocide wouldn't have happened. But because the individual person was so scared to stand up, everyone just took it. And then eventually that leads to no one standing up. And, you know, eventually you lack the numbers to kind of resist again. So it's that same principle of, you know, we deserve everything that happens on the whole. If we don't fight for our freedoms. And, you know, that can mean as little as not putting on a mask if you're a healthy person. And, you know, we can go into that being shown to not really do anything, and breathing your own fucking bacterial saliva over and over again is actually worse for you than just breathing fresh air.

Um, yeah, asymptomatic spread is a complete myth, and there's been Multiple studies showing that.

Yeah, exactly. So I mean, that's, that's a no-brainer. Everyone knows, like, you know, you're coughing, you're spluttering, you feel sick, cool, stay home. Of course, that's been now part of our, you know, global hygiene protocols now that we understood kind of, you know, how germs work in that sense, viruses work. Um, you know, you can just go back and look at swine flu. No one wore masks. I was talking to a doctor about this the other day. No one wore masks, you were seeing 100 patients a day and none of that kind of isolate— isolative therapy was even in circulation as like a thing to do. It's just this most recent one where they want everyone separated, they want everyone looking like a whatever with their masks on, you know, look down at the floor, don't speak to your family. Even if you get the vaccinations, that's not going to change our way of life. Like it's It's so different from times in the past that you have to look at, okay, what's, what's the deal here? What's really going on? Is it about people's health? No, it's about control. And I think, you know, some countries like England, they're going to be locked down. It's only till March. It's only till March. Just like it was only 2 weeks last year and now it's been you know, a year-ish of lockdowns and stuff. So it really comes down to, you know, you're not gonna— the government isn't gonna stop and be like, guys, well done, we've done it, you know, it's all good now, back to normal, you know, unless the people realize that these nerds in power who are being like, guys, you've got to stay inside, otherwise everyone's gonna die. That has to be en masse rejected. And even if it's scary, and even if, you know, the thing is, in your friendship group, say you think everyone's good for the lockdowns. If you come out and say, "Nah, fuck this," guarantee you over half of you are gonna also say, "Yeah, I agree with you," but they were too scared to say anything they didn't want to stick up for what their opinion was in the first place. But as soon as you voice it, you realize everyone's thinking the same thing. So I think a point for that is, you know, always say what you're feeling. Don't withhold yourself to not offend anyone. And overall, we're going to have to start rebelling in a way. Otherwise, we're not going to get out of this.

Yeah, yeah, that's, uh, yeah, absolutely correct. Um, I think, uh, in general too, there's— I think, uh, you know, looking at history can help people put this into context. Like, um, like the 2009, um, uh, the 2009 swine flu thing was completely overblown. It was— they called it a pandemic before it even you know, reached the thresholds that it was supposed to, to be a pandemic. They actually did an investigation of them. Of course, they ran their own investigation, which they, you know, of course came out and said, oh, we did a perfect job. But they, um, the WHO, uh, just like tried to juice it for everything it's worked and worth. And that was kind of like a— essentially, that was a dry run for this. You know, they were seeing what they could get away with, what they had to compensate for. And, you know, they're like, okay, cool, we can make up an entire scam and, you know, we won't face any consequences. And then I think another interesting— another swine flu outbreak And it happened in 1976 where they're like, oh my god, a fourth of the population is about to get wiped out by the swine flu. Meanwhile, there was, you know, there was, there was never a pandemic. It never materialized, but they still managed to, they still managed to start a massive government vaccination program where they had Gerald Ford, President Ford, on TV getting the shot, um, which is, you know, just like Joe Biden getting the shot on TV now.

Just saline.

Yeah, yeah. Well, you know, we don't know, but it's— I highly, I highly doubt they would.

Yeah.

Um, but, uh, yeah, in 1976, that swine flu affair, they had to shut down the government vaccination program because it was paralyzing a bunch of people.

Yeah.

And, you know, these shots, like, I think what, you know, people are like, oh well, the statistics show that they, you know, they're, they're so, there's so few injuries, whatever. Um, which, uh, unfortunately for them with the COVID vaccine, um, just the data that's been released, uh, since it started getting distributed, it's already, uh, deaths per dose now running at 85 per, or 85 times the normal, um deaths per flu vaccine and ER trips are at 35 times. So, and you know, they're having to shut down. They had a San Diego vaccine supercenter that they started on the 11th of this month and they had to pause it by the 14th. And now they're saying, oh, it was just this one batch of Moderna vaccine that was causing that. We gotta stop that. I believe in Norway, there was 23 people that died you know, in their like first round of vaccination. So, yeah, highly alarming. And you know, these are way above— I love to make fun of this one debunking fact-checking meme that a bunch of my normie friends were posting on Instagram before the distribution even started, where they were like, oh yeah, allergic reactions, that's rarer than a strike of lightning.

So, yeah, just complete and utter bullshit. And it's, you know, it's only getting more and more obvious. Not that anybody's really looking. But, but yeah, it's—

yeah, you just got to refuse it. Just got to get enough people to, to understand what's going on and Maybe we can get out of this.

Yeah, I think we will, even if it's a, uh, a breakaway civilization in a way. Um, I think there will be enough people that, you know, let's say it's even 50/50 that we see, uh, with most political issues, is that most people will be either on one side or the other of these issues. I think as well, like you're saying with the decentralization, everyone's seeing now the problems with a few people controlling the means of communication. And things like Telegram have completely popped off, Signal as well. They're obviously talking about taking those things down, so I don't know whether they're kind of fail-safes in a way. But what this, you know, silver linings of all this stuff is that more people will realize the importance of not working through the traditional power structures. And I think there are going to be a lot of online communities that as we shift on the whole in society to you know, these new realities that we see in the movies where people have their VR sets and then all go meet in the same place and hang out just in real life like they would, but just in a virtual realm. I think that's going to become a lot more common, especially if for the, you know, the larger majority of population they're still in lockdown. Everyone's just gonna eventually go towards living online and living like the, the whole Second Life thing. So there's all these greater changes in society that will happen. I think there's also going to be a majority— sorry, a group of people that completely reject that furthering into technology and that whole cyborg path in life. There will be people that that'll be better than their real life because they're stuck at home, they're on government money, so they'll just kind of dissolve into that. But I think there'll be a lot of people that reject it wholeheartedly and will try and just get into nature as much as possible. So I think there is going to be almost like a forking point for civilization in general. If we can— I think I'll be more on the nature side myself. I think there's, there's a way to do it. Like, it would be sick to meet online with people that share the vision and everything. Um, but I also think that if you go too far down that path, then you're just going to run into issues. Um, so I think that the nature path is more kind of my angle, but— oh yeah, I also know that I don't think it's possible to just retreat to a place in the mountains and completely ignore everything that's gonna happen, because eventually if you get to the point where someone horrible is in power, like complete power, and they're gonna come knocking on the door and be like, 'Well, sorry mate, we need your farm, you know, this community is not government-approved, you're going to prison,' you know, that kind of thing. So it's that whole— you may not take an interest in politics, but politics will take an interest in you. So yeah, the whole awakening of everyone I think is the most important thing. If I had to— I have this— I'll be playing this, this podcast for my dad. So my dad, his reservations with all this is like, okay, so there's this global international group that are all working together 'and they all just want to sterilize the population, and no one in the mainstream media is talking about this.' I go, 'Yes, correct.' But it seems so unbelievable to people, and just because something's unbelievable doesn't make it untrue, of course, especially when the channels of communication are so centralized or parroting the same message, but if you had to summarize the groups in power or trying to get in power, what would they be? What's their agenda in a few points? What's like the normie summation of what's happening so that if people are awake and they realize and have done their own research into what's happening, What can they say to people to look up, uh, that might be kind of the best way to awaken them on, on a mass scale?

For sure.

So, so yeah, if, uh, if, if Papa's gonna listen to this, then, uh, then I'll just address, uh, address him directly here.

So, so Pops, um, I think the— I think the biggest thing in, in understanding how something, uh, like this could be possible, how such a powerful group of people could simultaneously have such control but also be so invisible. And I think the only reason that it seems so wild to us is that our version of history, our mainstream version of history, ignores some very important power structures that have been responsible for the major events of the last couple of decades at least. And, you know, versions, predecessors to these same groups with some of the same goals have been in power for much longer. But I would— I always talk to people about, like, when I want to, when I want to give people context so that they can see what's going on today and realize that in the context of actual history What's going on today is, it's literally, you know, it's a plan that has been generations and generations in the making. And I think it's important to, and what's easiest to point to, is to go back to World War II. And when you take an actual view of World War II from an economic standpoint, and you ask yourself, okay, one, how did Germany recover from World War I so quickly and suddenly gain all this industry, all this military might, and form this cult of personality. And, you know, people call that the economic miracle. And that is—

and people just accept that.

They're just, okay, there was a miracle. Yeah. And it's literally, you know, it's some of the most ridiculous stuff when you actually, like, you know, realize that's the narrative that they, they taught me in, in high school. You know, the, the economic miracle was actually a result of the same people who wrote the Treaty of Versailles— of Versailles, rather— and charged the German people this exorbitant amount of money. So much money, they only— I think they finished paying it off in like 2014. So it was this amount of money that was crushing, that would completely destroy any type of economy that Germany had left. After World War I and basically caused hyperinflation as he started printing the, um, the Deutschmarks. Um, and eventually, you know, that's where the pictures of people with wheelbarrows full of Deutschmarks come from.

Yeah.

Um, and basically they destroyed their entire economy through the Treaty of Versailles after World War I. Um, and the, the guys who wrote the Treaty of Versailles, that was Dulles, Allen Dulles, and his— I believe it was the Dulles brothers, actually. Those same people, their friends started buying up all of the German industry. So Henry Ford was, you know, he had tank factories in Germany. Of course, he sued the U.S. government after World War II for bombing his tank factories in Germany, and he won the lawsuit. He got the highest award that Nazis could give to a civilian. You had IBM, Tom Watson, meeting with Hitler. He got the second highest award you could give to a civilian. And it was IBM computers that were running the punch card tabulation systems of the Holocaust camps, which is where people—

that's the numbers they'd tattoo on people.

That's where you'd enter it into was the IBM computer system. The Rockefellers taught the Nazis eugenics. If you want to know where the—

how these—

how the Nazis came up with this program where over 4,000 of their people were sterilized and another 300,000 were killed, it was all based off of an ideology developed in America by our American industrialists through the Rockefellers, the Harrimans, which were railroad monopoly. And the Bushes too, as well. And yeah, so the Rockefellers funded all of their medical programs, their eugenics, their Kaiser Wilhelm Eugenics Institute. Just to jump in quickly. Yeah.

What was the point of the eugenics? Like, what's their rationale?

So all ruling classes, Um, ideally you want to have the smallest— one, you want to turn the population against each other, um, and two, if you can get them to turn against each other, ideally you can get them to kill each other. Um, yeah, and in that way you can stay on the top, which is the reason that people think it's so ridiculous that there is a ruling class, is because we are completely focused on fighting other demographics of the population. And through our system of politics, we believe that these other people, if we could just convince them, then everything would be fine. And we have to, we have to fight them and, and, you know, and focus all of our energy on other parts of the population. As far as the, the goal of Depopulation in general, you know, used to be called eugenics. Now they rebranded to call it overpopulation or population control after World War II. The whole goal with that is that the population of the earth is getting too large to control. So if you, as a ruling class, you know, there's so few of them and so many of us and that it's always been the power of, of the people. So to keep that in a manageable amount, they have to decrease the population. So that's where, you know, for instance, on the Georgia Guidestones, where they talk about the first, the first commandment is, is maintain humanity's population under 500 million. They were— their plan was never to do that via war. It was always the easiest way to get that population down that much is just to sterilize the current generation. And what's the, what's the best way to do that? Get a rushed into production vaccine where you can't prove long-term effects, use a brand new technology, mRNA, um, that's never been approved for human use before, and then globally distribute it as much as possible all at once and mandate it as much as possible. And if you can just slip that through, and it doesn't even have to be the first vaccine that does it, it could be, you know, they're, they're already talking about how basically it's going to be a yearly flu shot, essentially. They're already talking about the first COVID mutation and so on and so forth. So down the line, it's just going to be like the flu shot. Oh, and you know, it is the same virus at the end of the day. They are, you know, they're just gonna say, oh, it mutated.

All right, everybody, to travel, you're gonna need your vaccine certificate to show that you got your yearly shot.

Yeah.

And, um, and yeah, so they will, um, yeah, uh, that's, that's basically their goal. And I think, I think also important to remember, just to go back to talking to Pops here, is that the Rockefellers actually developed—

you can look at their own publicly available documents, which are some things I spent today kind of consolidating and posting. You can look at their own internal documents where in 1969 they were discussing in their own documents of the Population Council, which was founded by John Rockefeller III, in 1952, so pretty much immediately after World War II.

He hired, after he stepped down as president, he hired, uh, what's this guy's last name? It's Osborn. I forget his— Frederick Osborn, who was one of the founding members of the American Eugenics Society back in 19— I think 23. And you look in their own documents and they're talking about developing methods for involuntary sterilization.

And then you can look into Rockefeller documents from 1968 and 1988.

Those are direct Rockefeller Foundation, I think they call it like a president's yearly report. And in those documents, they talk about wanting to develop vaccines for anti-fertility. And then in 1988, they say, they've had success in doing so.

So yeah, these, these concepts have been around for a long time.

It's the exact same people that ran the American— a lot of people don't even know there's American eugenics program, which there is. I think in California alone sterilized like 40,000 people against their will. But, and it's still technically, after a Supreme Court ruling back then, I think it's still technically legal to do so. Involuntary sterilization. But, but yeah, it's the exact same people that did the, that did the whole Nazi regime, and they're doing the same thing.

And the only reason that it— people don't realize that it's the same people is because our historical narrative is good guys versus bad guys, and our history books are written by the victors, and the victors always paint themselves as heroes.

Yeah, I think that's important to note is that throughout history, whoever writes the story can control what people know and what they don't know and what they ignore. And that's so important to realize is that just because what you've been told your whole life is what you've been told doesn't necessarily make it true. And that can lead a lot of people to be like, you know, maybe they feel that there's a huge amount of dissonance there because they, they don't want to believe that the people that they've put so much trust into, uh, were lying to them the whole time. Or even if they weren't consciously lying, that they were, you know, that the, the people were, let's say for lack of a better word, stupid enough to believe this lie over and over again. So they they reject that initially because they don't want to confront the fact that they've been hoodwinked. Like, the ego itself doesn't like to admit that it's wrong and doesn't like to admit that maybe it has been outdone in a way. So I think on a personal level that there are issues that some people have to deal with before they can open up on a grander scale to this kind of more mind-blowing information. Information in a way. So I think if people want to share this information, it does have to be— you can't just instantly go in and say, you know, Rockefeller's here, global fucking conspiracy, blah, blah, blah, because most people just reject that straight up. So it's about sharing little bits of information, just posing questions, If it's a family member, just, you know, "Hey, why does this happen when this didn't happen?" or something like that, and then just letting it sit and not being emotionally invested. If you are, you know, a lot of people to break the conditioning, you can't instantly pour everything over the fire at once. It has to be a slow addition and, you know, a slow burn in a way. Otherwise, people would just reject it. So what's the outcome you want? You want more people to be aware of the information. You have to present it in a good way, and you have to, you know, just spend half an hour, an hour. That'll probably be all it takes. It's like, you know, you've obviously done many, many, many hours into all this stuff, researching all this stuff. But if you want a grasp of, you know, what's going on, spend a few hours just like actually looking at it so that people ask you questions. You know the answer, um, because that, that does give you a lot more validity, uh, to what you're speaking about. But yeah, man, it's, uh, it's a whole situation, uh, but I know as well, like, a lot of people can get, um, doomer, doomer and blackpilled about all these things. Um, what would you say to someone that's like maybe super upset and about all this stuff that's happening, and what, what encouragement or advice would you have for them?

So I think this is something that we, um, we talked about last time.

I think unfortunately it got cut off.

Um, but I think what really helped me, um, as far as my, uh, awakening journey, to say, is luckily I started with I started with kind of the understanding the true nature of, I guess, the human mind, the human experience, and I guess really the power of your mind. So one of my friends gave me The Secret. You know, I started reading Napoleon Hill, Thinking Grow Rich, Outwitting the Devil. Dr. Joe Dispenza's work in Becoming Supernatural was really pivotal for me. Basically, I think it really helps when you're exposing yourself to these horrible truths and like, you know, the fact that they get away with so much and then seeing all of your loved ones and friends, you know, be sucked into these systems of thought that are just so poisonous and, you know, are going to end up taking, you know, if they're allowed to come to fruition, take any type of rights we've ever had. It is challenging and it does get emotional, but I think it's very important to, at the same time that you're studying the external, to spend some time studying, you know, your own brain and learning how to breathe and use meditation to help You know, center yourself. And the type of things you'll learn through that, if people are looking for books to read on this, I would highly recommend Outwitting the Devil. There's an audio series called Your Wish Is Your Command by Kevin Trudeau that's on YouTube. Highly recommend that. The Power of Now. By Eckhart Tolle, and the last one, Becoming Supernatural, Dr. Joe Dispenza. And I think through those books, you know, I guess that's the only reason why I've stayed somewhat sane. And yeah, once you, you know, once you learn about that, and this is also, you know, there's so much that, you know, you get into the, you know, the material history, like all these hard facts that I was throwing out about, you know, who funded the Nazis, who gave them what, the lawsuits, the, you know, the historical facts. It's also important to kind of— you got to expand at the same time, you've got to expand your philosophical viewpoint. So, you know, you got to understand that in this matrix, in this you know, and I just use the word matrix because, you know, the secular view of the world is that it's, you know, it's 3-dimensional, and then you have time as the 4th dimensional— 4th dimension, it's all linear, and there's no randomness, there's no divinity. And, you know, I think a lot of people's views are just extremely negative overall. And I think that's the— again, another topic that we covered in the original recording is that everything, every part of our mainstream culture that's, you know, pushed in the movies and TV is, you know, its whole goal is to make you hate yourself. Yeah. So, you know, I'm personally responsible for global warming. I'm personally responsible for every evil thing my country has ever done. Yeah, they want you to hate your ancestors. My ancestors were evil and racist and must have been slave owners, even though more than likely they were part of the 90% of people who were extremely poor, just like every other time in history.

Yeah.

Um, and then they want you to hate the future too. So, um, oh, I can't have kids, you know, global warming, uh, you know, there's too many people already. Um, and And I think if you have a, a well-developed philosophical viewpoint, I would recommend listening to Alan Watts' lectures. I think is really the shortcut to a pretty deep understanding. Alan Watts was a lecturer in the, I believe, late '70s was the majority of his work. And he was, not only was he at one point an Episcopalian minister, He also went and studied Zen Buddhism in a temple for multiple years. So he has like a really great way of framing Eastern philosophy, which is much, much more ancient than Western, and I think even possibly pre-diluvian, like Atlantis age. Philosophy. You know, in that philosophy, they talk about how there's always yin and yang. There's always an equal amount of good and evil, and it doesn't— you know, you can never fully defeat evil because in that yin and yang symbol, there's a black dot in the white part, and there's a white dot in the black part. So Even if you were to eliminate the whole other half, there's still always going to be— all you do is centralize it into one part and then it expands and grows. And again, not to overuse the Star Wars analogy, but in Star Wars, they have— all the Sith were dead, there was only one Sith left, and— or there's Rule of Two or whatever, so they had technically two alive, but all you do is you force that, um, you centralize the evil. Um, and, uh, yeah, so you can never be defeated. So in, in terms of, you know, people's like outlooks and, um, what I would say to somebody who's blackpilled, um, I would say that it's just, uh, it's, it's not like a complete— complete defeat and complete victory is impossible. It's all about your internal experience, your perspective, and kind of realizing that we go through cycles throughout history. We'll go through cycles of centralization and decentralization. And, and yeah, some things have to be destroyed for better things to be built up over time. So So yeah, I think that, uh, that pretty much covers it.

Yeah, there's, um, you know, life itself. Everything rises, everything decays. Uh, like you said, happiness can't exist without sadness, otherwise you wouldn't have something, you know, to refer to. You can't be happy all of the time. Um, but, uh, the internal work definitely goes a long way to not letting the bad stuff actually like properly impacts you. Like, yes, the bad stuff is inherently distressing in that sense if it's, you know, fairly evil stuff, but your purpose and your impact on the life, on life in general and other people, is always going to be better if you're the person that doesn't freak out. And you're the person that takes everything on board. And like you're saying, with the— there's these cycles in, in life in general, in the world in general. It's like probably the, the biggest centralization of knowledge that ever happened was, uh, the Library of Alexandria and when that got burnt down. Um, so these things happen, and now we're, you know, I'm not sure the people back then would have predicted the internet, but now there is a for as much as the censorship that exists, you can still pretty much research anything you want to right now at the, you know, at your fingertips. So that kind of decentralization of knowledge is inherently what threatens the power structures that centralize these things. The internal work that you were speaking about and about you know, the meditation and everything, that is so important because it kind of narrows down and gives you a framework of what you really are. And it helps you to stop identifying with the ego and those fear-based responses, which is ultimately what all these power structures control you by. If you're not scared of them, they can't control you. They can't tell you what to do because otherwise this big scary event will happen. If you're not afraid of that and you would put trust in the universe and yourself and other people around you, uh, rather than, you know, big daddy government, everything dissolves on their end. Like, they can't control everyone. And the only reason why these lockdowns work is because they say, you know, so many people would die without it. All of these things where people, well, I don't want to be the bad guy, I'll just, you know, I'll be the good guy and I don't want to— I don't want people to die. And I'll, you know, no one wants people to die, but it's the fear-based response that enables them to enact control. Everyone, if you do the internal work and you know who you are, what you stand for, and you don't, you know, you don't respond to those fear conditioning protocols where they tell you to hate yourself and hate your neighbor and all of these things, all of that just stops working. And I think that that's super important because then if you're that node in the network, ideally we want to spread this knowledge and spirituality and all of that to as many different nodes in the network as possible. And eventually, you know, if speak about that, the, the raising of the vibration of society in general. It's like when enough people are out of the fear-based conditioning, out of shame, out of anger, they don't get upset over things that they, you know, don't necessarily have control over, or that don't really need to be upset about. If enough people do that and lead by example and all of that kind of thing, then eventually for the most part, obviously, like you said, you can't get rid of evil entirely. There's always going to be that yin and yang. That is what we should aim for. That is the kind of the best method to getting out of the situation that we find ourselves in, in general.

Yeah, absolutely.

All right, dude, I think I might have to leave it there. But thanks again. Hopefully this will get out unless the New World Order has another censorship ban against us.

Yep, yep, yep. And, uh, and yeah, it'll be, uh, it'll be on 3Speak, so it should hopefully, uh, survive anything unless, uh, unless the whole internet gets taken down.

Yeah, which is a possibility, right? Power grids.

Yeah, yeah, it could happen.

So, ThreeSpeak, just quickly, is that just a website that everyone can go to?

Yep, yep. Let me just confirm what the actual—

oh, it's threespeak.online.

Yeah, yeah, the number 3.

Yep, the number 3, then the word speak, um, dot online.

And it looks like It looks like they've also got.co now, CEO.

Cool.

But yeah, either one works.

All right, well, where can people find you, Drew? What things are you working on?

So, um, so yeah, uh, you can find me on Twitter @drewtangathome is my main, uh, the main place I post content.

Um, any, any other content I'll be posting on that same blockchain social media network If it's articles, um, it'll be on, uh, Peaked, uh, P-E-A-K-E-D.

They— these all run on the Hive network. Um, and, uh, yeah, so, and I've got, you know, I'll probably, um, uh, if you look for me on 3speak.online, I'm under, uh, BeeChainBastards. Um, that's my username on the website. I've got my book in my bio, link to my book in my bio. It's like a— it's a starter guide. The first of 3 parts are out now. The first part's a starter guide on kind of getting woke, and it's called Woke. So that's out now, 211 pages. So if you're just getting— you want some background information on everything that's going on. You should definitely check that out. And yeah, I guess in the future here, I am going to be coming out with another book just very specifically on exactly what happened over the last year or so.

It's—

the title right now is going to be, I think it's going to be Revelation: Apocalypse 2020. And I think, you know, the theme there is, you know, you know, people are like, oh shit, apocalypse. But really, apocalypse is just the Greek word for revelation, and revelation just means a great revealing of what's been hidden. So, so when people talk about, you know, end of the world stuff like Mayans, 2012, whatever, even they were just talking about a new start of a new cycle. So, so I think that's important for people to remember, is that there's really never even been a an apocalypse. It's always just been a matter of when will, uh, information be decentralized enough that the, um, the truth that has been hidden for so long, um, you know, since at least the fall of the Library of Alexandria finally sees the light of day again. And we can, you know, if everybody had the information that even if they were just to read the threads that I have posted, the entire world, you know, we could, we could solve every problem immediately just by, you know, discontinuing these people, you know, stopping these people from, you know, say, say ban the, ban the Bill Gates and Rockefeller Foundations, and that would be a great start. And Soros Foundation, the Open Society Foundation, just ban those billionaire foundations and we would be in a lot better shape. And, you know, everybody stop using US dollars would also help out a lot. But yeah, no, I'm going to turn that into a documentary and I will probably have— I'm still trying to decide exactly what I want to do, but I do need to raise funds to make this documentary. So I'll probably have a Kickstarter of some kind. So that's just something to keep in mind. And yeah, I want the book to be free. And so ideally, it's probably going to be, you know, I'll probably, when I release the book, it'll probably be like a, you know, if you want it for free, you can have it, but I'll be accepting, you know, donations.

Yeah.

So yeah. So yeah, that's exciting. That's my goal for this year. And I think it'll really be my crowning achievement. And I think hopefully, you know, obviously my goal is to prevent this, this new world order from coming into existence.

Hell yeah, I think that's a great note to end on. Thanks so much, Drew. We learned a lot here. I hope the audience did as well. And you never know the chain reaction this conversation could set off. So thanks for joining me on the Soulcast.

Awesome. Thank you so much for having me, man.

Glad we could, uh, get her done.

You catch you, buddy.

All right, bye-bye.