26 - EP26 w/ HK Belvedere: Angels + Demons, Spiritual Ascension and the Changing Wolrd; Strategies for the Coming Turbulent Times.

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Absolutely, sir. Hello. Hello. Yeah, how are you?

Sorry about that. Yeah, dude, that's great to hear about Labros. Um, well, I just want to say thank you. That was an awesome conversation. We should chat again soon. Friends, I'm sure there'll be things.

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Yeah, too. Uh, but thanks so much for me.

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Very good. Yeah, and I will see you within the Lambros Society.

Yeah, I believe so. Okay, Sol Brah, thanks, man.

See you, mate.

See you. Yes, it's, it's biblical. It's biblical. It's amazing. It's actually amazing because people like us, we've been awake for probably decades, and it's very hard to— yeah, yeah, 5 years, 10 years, and you know, it was very hard to get through to people when things were going well, but now it's an easy sell, it's an easy topic to discuss because it's really happening. It's really here, you know. You've got pushes for forced inoculations, you've got a police state, you've got censorship, you've got financial manipulation. Yes, it's all here, it's all arrived. So yeah, it's exciting. I'm happy, you know. I'm actually happier now than I was when I first woke up, even though life back then was better. Because now it's more real. It's like it wasn't all in vain. I never learned what I learned just for the sake of it. You know, I knew deep down it was true, but you always have that sort of doubt. It's like, am I just gullible? And see, to be honest, Sol Brah, I wish. I wish I was just gullible. I would, I would love to be proven wrong. Yeah. Yeah. I think when, I think when the average person, the average everyday Joe realizes that this path that we're on, it does, like you said, it does ultimately lead to genocide. That's where it will go. You know, that's a morbid thought and it's hard to believe, but I speak to people and I say it was less than 100 years ago what happened in Russia, what happened in Germany, where when collectivist governments became too powerful. And the end result's always the same pattern. It's dehumanization, censorship, then it's internment camps, and the end result is always a huge pile of fucking skeletons. Always. Because it's as if, like, it's as if the devil or demons It just becomes— they become too powerful, and all they want is death. And that's why they drive the political class that they rule, they drive them to this road where people die. People are— it's basically a sacrifice ritual. And I think that's why they hated— yeah, yeah, I think that's why they hated I think that's why they hated Trump so much, because he wasn't launching new wars. He wasn't giving them that bloodlust that they need to satisfy their, their god. One of the guys in the Lambros chat, Tom Beaton, he actually made a really good point once that resonated with me. He said that demons and angels, they're basically, they're just humans without bodies. Some are good, some are bad. You know, so why would a high vibrational being have any interest in tormenting somebody in this realm? It's always going to be a demon. You know, it's like, it's basically like a guy that's a bully. Yeah, let's go and bully this guy because we're insecure. So I think that it's quite a simple explanation, but I think that It's very easy to understand and it actually makes sense. Yeah, yeah. Yeah. Yeah, I think when it comes to, when it comes to angels and demons, it's, it's basically, it's kind of like if you, if you want to mess with that dark energy, it's like, it's like phoning, it's like picking your phone up and you phone a random number and you ask it for definitive answers, you might get a definitive answer. Chances are you won't. Yeah, yeah, like when people, when people like to tap into this stuff, you know, you assume, you assume that a realization is pure. And wholesome. But you must remember that Lucifer, when Lucifer was an angel, he was Angel of Light, the Rainbow God. You know, the devil comes to you as a friendly, reassuring force. It's not going to be scary, it's not going to be frightening, it's going to be— you're probably going to think it's God. It's the deceiver. But these, these crazy, these crazy elites and stuff that we investigate and we've been looking at, whatever it is that they're in tune with, I don't know what it is exactly, but it's, it's not a human force. It's not pro-human, it's anti-human. The whole system is anti-human, even before COVID the lockdowns, even before that, you know, and I know that things weren't right. It wasn't— yeah, yeah, yeah, it's not, it's not been, it's not ever been pro-human, ever. Even, even the monetary system, like, why Why do we need money to live on a planet we were born on? You know, it's the basics, you know. Do we really need it? Of course you could argue the practical use and the exchange of value, etc., but when you go back to the foundation of money and who controls money, none of that was set up to help anybody. It's about control, yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah, so do you think that GameStop— you do think GameStop's potentially— it's probably an organic movement, but do you think it's going to be— do you think that energy is going to be twisted and used against people. Yeah, yeah, it does, it does seem, it seems a wee bit too good to be true. That, that's what I think. It's got the, it's got the QAnon sort of vibe around it, the secret bet group that are beating the insiders and they're gonna, they're gonna hold them at ransom and I don't know, man. Maybe I'm just cynical towards it all now, but Yeah. Yeah, I think people are going to have to either, you know, accept what's coming or they're going to begin to resist it in different ways. You know, it's not like 1776 where there's like an oppressive force and people are living and small rural communities and everybody's close, not like— this is a totally different type of tyranny. This tyranny is global. And the thing is that, you know, the media is still quite powerful and they control the media so they can sway the opinion on anything. Yeah, COVID is a perfect example, like look what they've done for, for what's a relatively weak virus. And all that took was a few weeks of spook stories.

Yeah.

So I think that, like, I think the human race is going to make it, but it's probably looking realistically, I would say, another maybe 30 to 50 years some really evil people are going to get in power and do some really despicable things. But I think at the back end of that, in the next 50, 100, 200 years, I think the human race will defeat that force and then we'll advance. So, you know, it's not, it's not a desperate situation long term, but short term and medium term there's going to be, there's going to be great turmoil. But then again, it could all collapse in 5 to 10 years because these political people and their elite masters, they're very, they're very arrogant, and they're minions of— they're very incompetent. Yeah, the people, the people that are trying to actually implement this Great Reset aren't very Smart. Yeah, like, see, if the political class really wanted to carry this plan out and do it well, they should have had a lockdown, then completely lifted it, and then people would have believed, okay, we've done what we had to do, now it's back to normal. The fact that they've became so drunk in power and they've dragged it out and dragged it out, they should just have released released the rope. And then the next time, say they bring a more deadly pandemic in a few years' time, people would think it was natural. That just looks like a scam now. It just looks like a scam. And everybody deep down knows it. Yeah, even sensible people that, you know, they never dive into conspiratorial chats or any of that stuff. They know deep down that something's not right about this. Yeah, it's very, it's very, very, very sinister.

It is. Um, yeah, and that's it. It goes back to like, you have to say what you truly think, not just go with what you think the herd thinks. Because most of the time, which I think, you know, everyone that I speak privately with more so than before, is now like, yeah, it's bullshit. Like, it's just fucking bullshit.

Yeah, yeah. And that's in like— I mean, we live in Western countries, so, you know, people are used to having elements of freedom. The speed at which that's disappeared— I mean, I saw the footage in Australia, in Melbourne, you know, people were being locked in their house. Yeah, and you've probably noticed a pattern. It's the, it's the more leftist sort of pro-globalist areas that are the most harshest. Yeah, which is very telling. It shows you the true nature of the left-hand path. Yeah, they pretend to care about the poor and let's help the immigrants, etc., but they're really just control freaks that want to control every aspect of your life. Yeah, yep, every time. And their true nature has been exposed. They are the wolves in sheep's clothing, like the Fabian Society logo. That, that is where— that's where the left-hand path comes from. And that's exactly what they are. They pose as the reasonable, compassionate saviors, but behind that little sheep was a wolf that will rip you to bits.

What was that, uh, picture you said?

Fabian Society? The Fabian Society logo. Yeah, it's a wicked, it's a wicked symbol. That's where, that's where communism was invented, uh, in theory.

Oh shit, a wolf in sheep's clothing. That's not—

yeah, yeah, George Orwell was a member of that, uh, so was Tony Blair, the ex-UK PM. But that, that's where, that's where socialism was originally created, and they implemented that in Russia as that, that was the testing ground. They took the ideology to Russia, and Marx and Lenin, they implemented it over there, and that ideology never really went away. Like, it never, it never actually Economically they were defeated, but ideologically, yeah, it's just, it's like cancer. It's like a cancer. Yeah, it just spreads. And all these professors, university teachers, lecturers, they were all brainwashed with this stuff from 1960 onward. Yeah, so, you know, since then We've been churning out foot soldiers that believe in that ideology, especially women. Women are very susceptible to it because they naturally want to protect poor people and they think it's the compassionate—

yeah, God bless them—

compassionate line of work. But it's very dangerous to me. See, a progressive form of government It just creeps up. It creeps up on a country. It doesn't take over overnight. It just creeps up. Yeah, I can't remember. I remember in the UK in 2005, they banned smoking in pubs. Yeah, you couldn't smoke in a pub. And folk were like, oh, fair enough, yeah, it's bad for your health. People in the bar don't smoke. They're being— their lungs are being damaged, blah blah blah. Yeah, so nobody really complained. Now look how far it's— look how far it's went down. Yeah, first you can't smoke in the pub, now you can't do this, then you can't say that, then, you know, hate crime. It starts off as, oh, racism, that's a crime, everybody can agree on that, that's reasonable. Now you can't call somebody a man if they're a woman. Yeah, these crimes are mostly serious and physical crimes. Like, if I was to— if I seen a transgender person and called them a name, I would be jailed. See, if I just— see, if I physically attacked them, I probably wouldn't go to jail. Yeah, it's a complete nanny state. And that's, that's really helped the COVID-19 stuff because people have been so demoralized and like you pointed out, self-censorship. That, that is the biggest type of censorship. People are genuinely scared to say what they think.

Yeah.

And I think that's why people, a lot of people loved Donald Trump, even though he was very brash and arrogant and narcissistic. He said what they thought deep down. Yeah. And he expressed it, and they could relate to him. He had the balls to do it. But you've seen the treatment that guy got in the media. I mean, that, that was just a complete frenzy, man.

Oh, the biggest frenzy. You've never seen like such a one-sided personal attacks every single day for completely made-up shit or exaggerated shit that anyone could see was garbage. It was just the media trying to curve what he's actually doing. You know, Donald Trump is bad, Donald Trump is bad, Donald Trump is bad. That's all you imagine. How many times you heard that phrase through the media delivered to mainstream televisions over the last 4 years? And eventually, as we know, the brain gets a thought put into its head all the time, it starts to think that thought is its own.

Yes, repetition. Repetition creates perception. Yeah, it does. It really does create perception. It's so, it's so powerful how easy it is to program the minds of simple people. Just keep saying it, just keep saying it over and over and over again, and it becomes a fact. It's just, it's just propaganda, really. That's all it is. It's Propaganda 101. Yeah, they've done it in Germany. Done it in Russia. I mean, yeah, Trump went to North Korea and effectively made peace, and the media was like, nah. I mean, imagine Barack Obama done that. Yeah, they would be like, they would be fawning over him, and oh, this is wonderful. And it was just, it was just so blatant, man. Like, I know Trump was not perfect, and I know that he let a lot of people down and a lot of fronts Yeah, but I don't think he was ever a member of the club club. I think he sort of danced round about the edges of it, but he was never really in the inner sanctum. And that, that's why, that's why they didn't like him, because he was basically an outsider.

Yeah, well, he was the only one of them that you could see Oh, that's a normal dude. Uh, the rest are just these gangly, like, freaky looking.

Yeah.

Uh, weak and frail. Just, that's all I can think about when I look at them.

So yeah, like, yeah, he's just a normal guy and that's what everyone saw.

And yeah, I feel like what Donald Trump didn't do You know, we could say that he let us down on several fronts, but think about how amazing it was that with all of the power that we know this global cabal situation has, he was still able to, to win. And the people put him in because they didn't, you know, they underestimated what you know, a reaction he would get. And they didn't do enough, uh, voter fraud. And it makes me think they would— they've been doing voter fraud for years. They have to be. Yeah, probably both sides in some amount. I don't know, uh, but not in these mass schemes that we've realized have come out, um, blatantly, by the way. Uh, so now it makes me think like, hmm, how many other elections— like, this is the first election that they've just decided to— no, come on, you gotta be stupid to think that. So yeah, it makes you wonder, like, how long has this shit been going on?

I think, I think now as well, see, see, now that they've, they've managed to do that in America, yeah, I think every other country, even the UK, Australia, etc., I think the, the sort of authoritarian leftist globalist type parties, they're going to do the same now. They're going to try that now because if it can happen, if it can happen in America, it can happen in the UK. Yeah, or Australia. And they have this perfect crisis now where they can say, well, you know, it's not safe to go and vote, it has to be mail-in, it has to be digital. Yeah, because you, we don't want you mingling in a and a voting station. It's a perfect crisis, isn't it?

It's the perfect crisis. That's what's so fucking like obvious to me. It's like, yeah, okay, this crisis— this— it's not like a hurricane that, um, just comes through and, you know, you've got to band together as a community. Uh, that would almost be better than this shit. But, um, you know, every single aspect of this pandemic is like a byproduct of it, or a safety precaution from it, reduces your freedoms. Oh, we can't use cash anymore. The shop isn't going to accept cash because of the germs that might be on the money. Oh, all the cash is gone. You're not allowed to use cash anywhere.

Cool.

Now you can't have, you know, sovereign control of your money, and you can get locked out of your funds if everything's electronic. Like once you put that money in the bank, that money is digits on a fucking hard drive. That's not real, you know. That's— yeah, if a computer doesn't turn on one someplace, that's not real, that's gone, you know. Like, that's what I think as well. People have to realize, and maybe for 5 to 10 years' time to get into their heads that like, okay, you really need to earn enough money now, buy some property now that you can kind of retreat to in some form, some way, shape, or form, and start, you know, doing whatever you can to, you know, get a self-sustaining, like, farm and things, because eventually they're going to control or artificially control the food supply, which I think we're seeing now that Bill Gates owns— biggest owner of farmland in America now.

Yeah, yeah.

Because otherwise It's all gonna fucking— not gonna be able to rely on anyone else, and you're not gonna be able to rely on society at large to— you know, that's what happened to the communist society. All the food runs out because everyone's fighting, and you know, the food supply lines get down and in war and all the rest of it. But communism, where no one actually, you know, capitalism for all its flaws seems to have the kind of be a natural way of people, you know, getting along for the most part financially. There's still people that fuck over other people, of course, and the hyper-capitalism that we have now is not good at all, but it is better than the communism because then everyone starves. So if you— I think it's very important to have some area that you can go to and grow your own food on just, just in case. You know, it's healthy, organic as well. That's another good thing. If you have a bit of grass, you can go find a nice patch and not put any chemicals or all the other shit that they're pesticides that's in all the fruit, vegetables, and food that we eat today. You could argue some of that is intentional as well. What do you think about that?

I think you're right. I mean, there is no benefit now of living in a city. Yeah, why, why would you want to live in London right now? Everything's closed, there's nothing there, there's too many people. Yeah, you know, it was always— and in years gone past, you always thought, well, if I get a nice property in a city, you know, it'll always be worth a lot of money. I can see property prices in cities slowly just going down now. Yeah, you know, they're there's now a demand for space. Yeah, you need space. And I think in the next 5 to 10 years, I think having, having space where you can be somewhat self-sufficient and a community around you that's just good people, you know, they don't have to be as smart as you, whatever, they just need to be willing to help you if you need help.

A community.

And you're never gonna get, you know, you're never gonna get that in a city. Like, you walk about London, I mean, you could, you could collapse in the middle of London and people would just walk past you. Yeah, you know, that— I think we're gonna have to revert back to like traditional values and sense of community and like being self-sufficient and stuff. And the thing is, people are so domesticated now, like, it's, it's actually an alien thought for someday think, hold on, I could grow my own food, I could purify my own water, I don't actually need to go to a supermarket. Yeah, but we're so domesticated, and I mean, I'm guilty of it myself. You become lazy, you become a slave to the convenience. Yeah, I mean, growing food, it's really easy. It's probably a lot easier than you think. But it's just because why would you bother when you can just go and buy it so easily? But that's exactly where they want you. They want you dependent on their corporation. Yeah. So when the time comes, like you mentioned, Bill Gates, he's going to be the biggest farm owner along with the other elites, and eventually they probably will.

I like snow crops.

Yeah. There's no crops, there's too many people starving in the third world, blah blah blah, we can't eat meat anymore, you're gonna eat— I mean, that Klaus Schwab guy, he came out and said like, you're going to eat bugs, sewage, and weeds. And you're gonna be happy for it.

Like, that guy is a literal sitting proof of a fucking evil evil mastermind, or what he thinks is mastermind. You look at him and he's like, he looks like a movie character. Like, yeah, that's not a conspiracy theory, guys. He's right there.

He's a big— he's a big Bilderberg Group guy. I remember, yeah, I went to the Bilderberg Group protest in 2013 in London. Yeah, Klaus Schwab. Klaus Schwab was on the steering committee. He's a big globalist, that guy.

Oh, I can tell.

Yeah, he's, he's, he's one of the sort of— I wouldn't say he's the top level, he's more like a henchman.

He doesn't look like a leader.

Yeah, like he's like a, a reinfield, a gatekeeper. He, he's the guy when you go, when you get, when you go into the restaurant, you Shui to your table. You eat, you eat, you're going to eat the bugs. You're going to eat the bugs and drink the sewage and you would like it. You will like it because it's—

don't tell you what to do. Holy shit, that's what people have lost is like you are not a free man right now at all. Like, you are being told what to do, told where to go, told where you can't go and you can go. And, you know, you can get out of that, uh, in some regard once you just kind of exit the system on the whole, uh, which is possible. I, I don't think it's like— now with the internet, it's so obvious what's happening. People can share information instantly. Like, that's what's new about this, is the instant communication. That someone can figure something out in America, bing, it's all around the world in seconds. And that hyper level of communication has enabled us to, you know, record videos, share evidence, um, all the rest of it. None of that was, was able to be seen by people before because they had just the televisions and just the newspapers to tell them what to do. So my thinking is that, like, that's what we're seeing with GameStop is like, okay, I can join in, I can chuck $500 in this stock and try and help just sway whatever is going down, um, because it's like a true people versus the fucking hedge bankers. Everyone hates a hedge banker that tries to, you know, I'm sure there are some good ones, maybe not, but, um, they, they try and bankrupt companies just so they can make money off it and they don't care. So everyone could kind of agree on that. And now it's just like this, almost like you're logging on to fight against the, the boss of the level or something, um, that everyone can join into and everyone kind of has a dog in the fight. At the moment because of the internet. So my thinking is it's just so— because it is so blatant and obvious and we have the means to share information now, I'm pretty optimistic that enough people can at least band together to be like, fuck you.

You know something, man? I don't even think it would take much. I don't think it would take much resistance to actually change the world in a very big way. I mean, these, these globalists and these elite guys, like little worms, yeah, they were born into this. I mean, they've never had to struggle. And I've seen, um, Andrew Tate, he put a video and he made a good point. He said these trust fund, hedge fund guys, they've never been broke. Like, they wouldn't know, they wouldn't know what to do. I mean, if they, if they, even if they only had like a couple of million, they would freak the fuck out. Yeah, they wouldn't be able to survive. Like, people like us, we could just make the most of it and we'd be okay. Like, because we know that you don't need much to be happy. Yeah, you know, these guys would— these guys would collapse. They wouldn't know how to survive. They would probably kill themselves. They just couldn't cope with it. Yeah, you know, and it wouldn't take much for us to to overturn that. Or you don't even need a protest, you don't need any violence, you just need people to start going about their life. Like, see if every bar, every shop, every leisure facility, see if they all just opened and people just went as if they normally would.

Nothing would change.

Like, they wouldn't be able to stop it. Yeah, the police might turn up a few places. You know, it was a platitude. Yeah, but they would give up. They would give up eventually. They'd become demoralized and they would just give up and it would stop. But people don't want to be the, the, the odd one out, you know. Yeah, people are too humble. And I think it— I think you can probably tie it in with the, you know, guys like you and Ruby. You speak about, you know, T levels, testosterone levels have always been dropping. Yeah, I think that's got a lot to do with it. I mean, you imagine your father or your grandfather, would they have accepted a lockdown?

Yeah, from them to me now, you'd probably think not.

You know, see, see, during World War II, there was towns, there was towns in Scotland that were, that were totally wiped out, that, that built The German fighter jets just blitzed the whole place. See, the very next day, the guys woke up and just walked to their work through rubble, even after being blitzed by— yeah, you know, the, the whole town was fucking rubble, and they, they still got up the very next day and just went to the factory and started to clean up.

Yeah, without even thinking about anything else.

Yes, because they never had a phone, they never had the internet. All they had was each other.

Yeah.

And you can see, you can see how they've slowly— like smartphones and Wi-Fi, all that stuff, that stuff's been about since the '80s, you know, it's been there for a while. They've just slowly drip fed it in and got people more, you know, first you got addicted to your phone and then you get addicted to the apps and the social media, and before you know it, you live in a little false reality in your phone. So, I mean, people are quite happy to sit at home because they can escape into their electronic eye and they can view, they can live in their own. That's the problem with young people these days. They're not, they're not bold enough. They're too preoccupied with their smartphone. If you were to disable every smartphone for a week, you would probably see mass riots and everything would just collapse. Yeah, it just, it just wouldn't be accepted. Yeah, but they've got us by the balls. They've got us in this digital, digital dragnet. Yeah, it's very scientific. It really is. It's, it's biblical, it's scientific, it's I sometimes struggle to believe it. I sometimes think, like, you know, do I have Stockholm syndrome as well, to an extent? Like, just because of the blatantly— it's just so blatantly obvious, isn't it?

Like, yeah, well, um, I think it's just, you know, we're awake now in that sense, and the more you become awake, the more the more you see, like, I think, I mean, we were programmed since birth. Like, if you look at the school, you look at what they tell you in school, how to act, how to behave, answer the rules, you know, the schools were made, were created to create factory workers and better factory workers, and that just do what they're told, sit down, stand up, go lunch, come back. Like, we are programmed from birth to act in that pattern, and then it becomes, you know, anyone's kind of default state. And when you become more awake, you realize, yeah, you know, some of those vestigial things will remain. And part of that is just like, to a certain extent, you do have to participate in society, even though it's like a little bit topsy-turvy. So you naturally, just through osmosis, you get wrapped up in it. I also think it's important, like, what do you think the balance is of getting away from the social media, the phones? Because I wish we didn't have phones. Well, I don't know, it's, it's hard to say one way or the other. I think, you know, they're a great tool if they weren't being used to program us and if they just organically come about. And then we also don't use it as much. Like, I think having a camera like that is pretty cool, things like that, being able to talk to your parent, you know, outside the country very easily, that kind of thing. But, you know, they do come with the negatives in the way they're being used now. So do you think, like, do you have any rules with social media use or phone use? Because, you know, I feel like there's a balance with that, but also wanting to contribute in the position that we have to just getting information out there and, um, and whatever else. Because I find that it can suck you in very easily.

Yes, yes, yes. It's very, it's very addictive. And when you look into the development of smartphones and social media, I think phones, phones are actually made to emit frequencies that actually make your brain addicted to it. You know, it's a constant drip feed of dopamine.

Yeah.

And it gives you, it gives you a little buzz every time that you just open up because you're always waiting for something else to happen.

Yeah.

It's the anticipation. It's basically a gambling addiction. You know, when people gamble, they don't really— the buzz that you get from winning, that's the same as you get from picking your selection and thinking about it, you know, oh, what team's going to win? Will that team win? Will this team win? Or if you're playing cards, you know, what hand am I going to get? You know, it's not really the, the buzz of winning that makes you addicted, it's the, the anticipation. A good way to put it is, is that if you are hunting, you know, it's the chase rather than the kill.

Yeah.

And that's what social media does, it keeps you on the hunt. You're constantly thinking about the future, so you become less detached from the moment. So you don't appreciate the moment and you're always looking for the next, the next, the next bit of prey for you to chase. And then when you catch that bit, you move on to the next bit and the next bit. Pornography works the same way. It works the same way with the hypergamous nature of men. Yeah, you just, you, you look for the next attractive woman. You It's very, very scientific, but at the same time, yes, it's biology, yep. But smartphones are very useful. They're a gift and a curse. Yeah, I think you have to be extremely mindful of what you're doing when you have it. Like, people like us, we've got decent followings on Twitter, you know, it's not huge. But we have an element of influence, so we can promote a good message on it, which in turn maybe helps people. But the vast majority of people that are using social media don't produce, they only consume. Yeah, they only consume, and they consume because it's addictive. You know, if more people produced, it would probably become more valuable for everybody as a whole. Yeah, but that takes, that takes work and a bit of courage. Like, there's millions of smart people out there that could probably have huge accounts, but they feel like, they feel they're not confident enough. They feel like an imposter. Yeah, they don't, they don't think that their, their life has any value or their message has any value, when in reality Everyone does. It's just how you portray that. Yeah. And how can you portray a message to make it valuable?

Yeah, it's almost like what you're saying doesn't matter, but how you're saying it, for the most part.

Correct. Yes. But people, people like us, we, we probably spend more time on social media than we should. Yeah. But for, for that time we probably get a much better return. But I mean, I mean, if I shut my phone down for a few hours, you know, instantly, straight away, you notice, well, I can focus better. Yeah, I'm getting more done. It's as if time slows down. Yeah. And you seem to be able to stay, you know, Ruby made a good post about the first hour of your day. Just don't don't look at a phone. Yeah, and that makes a hell of a difference, man. Like, I've been guilty of it myself. You wake up, you wake up and you reach for your phone and you go, hold on a minute, I'm just— I'm gonna take my mind right now and just shake it up like a snow globe. Yeah, see what— see what I'll land. I mean, you've no idea what you're gonna see. You could click on your Twitter and you, you could put a thread out about, you know, something esoteric or you could see some vile shit that you don't, you don't want to see. Like, yeah, yeah, you have to regulate it, man. You have to, you have to be in command of it. But you know, it's dopamine. Dopamine is a, is a highly addictive, mega, mega harsh, man. I think, I think a dopamine fast is going to become the new fast. Like, if you can If you can regulate your dopamine, you're going to be above people. You're going to be more successful.

Yeah, it's the delayed satisfaction compared to the previous— to the, sorry, immediate satisfaction. Like going out on the weekend and having some beers might be fun to a point, but it's that addiction to getting the dopamine. The same thing happens with drugs. It's like you get the dopamine instantly, then— and, you know, porn again, you get that dopamine high instantly. So nothing else in life feels as good as that instant high. Like the dopamine that you would receive after like 3 months of working on a big project and grinding and then getting that project, you'd be like, boom, yes, fucking I want, blah blah blah, all the rest of it, which takes work and effort versus, you know, going out every weekend, getting that direct dopamine hit that ultimately doesn't give you any progress in life or get you anywhere. Just like, you know, 5 steps forward, 2 steps back on the weekend. Like, yeah, yeah.

I think also with what's happened in the past year that when you talk about going for beers and stuff now, all that sort of activity has been either completely stopped or stifled.

Yeah.

So people are now, people are now looking for more profound answers. I think that's probably why my account, even your social media accounts, they're probably growing quicker now because people are looking for a more profound explanation. Yeah. As to why things are the way the way they are, that they don't have that outlet of, you know, going out at the weekend.

That was another mistake the elites made, was, uh, taking away the bread and circus.

Exactly, that's a very good point. Now, if these politicians were smart, they would lift these restrictions now and let that energy evaporate. It's just building up now. It's like it's in— it's inside the pressure cooker. It's just gonna build up now. Yeah. And eventually it will pop. It will pop. You know, the amount of people right now that are committing suicide. And I mean, you imagine, I mean, you imagine you were like an 18-year-old guy and you were always out with a big crowd of people, you know, and then all of a sudden, boom, that's it, done. Can't I mean, that is the most demoralizing tactic that I've ever seen inflicted on people. I mean, this is beyond— I mean, this is beyond Nazi Germany, it's beyond Soviet Russia. I mean, at least they could always mingle with people. Like, it's very cool.

Yeah, the masks to dehumanize us and remove our faces, and like, that's the fucked one. It's like, it's a, yeah, sigil almost. And again, like, these mass demoralization rituals that we're seeing now— I saw a tweet, it was like the anal swab that's being used in China for COVID. Like, mark my words, they will try and implement that somewhere, uh, in the West. It's like, oh, come on, bigot, you're not going to get the COVID anal fucking swab 10 times a day. Like, that's fucked. And we're so— it's just the death by a thousand cuts, just, but, but, but, oh, you know, this little right, this little right, but, but, but, but, but, until again, internment camps because you have no rights.

The mask, the mask is a very, very deep symbol. I don't know if you're aware of MKUltra and the CIA mind control programs. Masks were a big, big part of that. That.

Really?

Yeah, yes, they put masks on kids from a young age. It's very— that's the purpose. It's basically to dehumanize people from a young age. If you grow up— no, if you're born—

oh, that's so creepy, man.

Yeah, they use masks, are very commonly used in all the the high-level sort of child torture, sex abuse things that all these elites do. I used to read into this stuff, and I always remember that in MKUltra, they would always have masks on, on kids from a young age because it would totally demoralize and dehumanize them. Yeah, like, if you're a kid right now and you— I mean, a lot of kids have been born into this world, they've never actually went outside and been met with a smile.

That's fucked, man.

All they see is, you know, a profile of somebody's, you know, usually dead-looking, scared eyes. Yeah. People are demoralized though. I mean, when I go into public and observe people, you know, the general posture, the general— the look in people's eyes, I mean, they just look fucked, man. They look gone. Even if you're like, if I'm driving through traffic and there's cars on the other side of the road, you look at every person and every car and every fucking person is depressed. Yeah, but you can feel it, man. You're like, what the hell? Why, why are we putting up with this crap?

Yeah, it's, um, I think it starts with, uh, like sickness and This whole thing plays into everything. Like, it's actually wild, the scope of it. That if you can weaken the population by fucking up their food quality and introducing seed oils, hydrogenated seed oils, which is literal poison and why we have so much chronic disease. If you can tell them the sun is bad for them so that they're never outside, you know, tell them saturated fats are bad for you, you shouldn't eat these fake vegetable oils, or, you know, this crop that we then profit off instead. And if you're— if you like feel like shit, you're unhealthy, you can't— it's like it's a lot harder to get out of that low vibrational mindset and that low vibrational place, which is the only way that they can control you. Like, again, with the awakening thing, the further you go into controlling your own self and not being a slave to the thoughts that pop up. That's what the media kind of acts on, is being— and no one can make you angry anymore, you know, no one can make you angry unless you maybe you choose to be angry about a particular righteous cause. But that is the tools of control, is when you do care about what other people think of you and you are in this dependent state and you're low vibration, you're always watching porn, your food, you're not healthy, you're not exercising. That's another thing with the COVID they closed the gyms. Now why do they do that? Well, in ancient Rome or Greece, one of the two, um, slaves weren't allowed to use the gyms because they recognized that, um, a weak person that couldn't exercise is going to be easy to control. And that's what they've done with COVID Like, they won't let one— 5 to 10 people run around a fucking park. Like, do you understand how insane that is? That we've now accepted that, oh, it's, it's, it's just 2 weeks, and then it's— we are here now and you still can't go run around outside. Like, say that to someone 5 years ago and they'd be like, that's insane.

Yeah, it's scary what you can do once people buy into the initial fraud. They just double down on the fraud. When you remember the classic Nigerian email scams.

Yeah.

When people would get email from Prince Agabubu.

Yeah.

He was going to give you 30 million quid.

I think I got one of those the other day.

Yeah, I mean, when they first came out, a lot of people, a lot of people fell for it and bought into it, and they just, they just couldn't believe it was a fraud, and they just kept sending money. They just doubled down on the, on the lie. It's harder. There was a quote, I think it's a Mark Twain quote, he said, it's easier, it's easier to fool somebody than to convince somebody they've been fooled. Yeah, it's easier to— people are quite immature, but they don't really like to admit when they are wrong. Yeah, it's an ego thing.

Yeah, I mean, that's why you raise your vibration, you don't respond as much to the ego, or you realize what it is. Yes, it is. You can't be controlled.

Yes, correct. And that's, that's where a lot of people struggle. I know some very academically gifted people that are very smart, high IQ, and when I point out basic logic about this stuff, they just have this glazed look in their eyes like they really are— they're mind controlled. Like they're under a trance. They're literally under a spell. They look at you and then their eyes just glaze over, like malfunctions, you know. I'm talking about people, I'm talking about people that are very smart, like really intelligent people here, man, but they are, they're brain damaged. I think, I think they are, they are like jellyfish.

Yeah, well, again, it goes back to health, like a healthy, strong, you individual, getting the nutrition they want, uh, is like the testosterone levels, all of that stuff. Like, it's been shown in, you know, scientific studies that, uh, the higher testosterone is, usually you're, um, more aggressive or you're more, you know, assertive and confident. Like, that overall on a population at scale, uh, means— and that's what we're seeing now is like there are angry young men around the world who realize what's going on. Um, kind of computer savvy type now that we're all kind of sharing information again. Goes back to that point, angry young men change the world.

Yes. Yeah.

And we've just been pacified for so long until it just— yeah, I think which is now getting so ridiculous that there's gonna— there's just a general population of people that are just like, okay, I can't keep pretending anymore. Like, there's actually something wack going on that I need to take seriously. Stop eating fast food, stop just watching Netflix all the time, and hopefully do something about, you know, improving your life so you're in a position to do something.

That's—

I think, like, people think, you know, getting rich is a negative thing sometimes. That's part, again, part of the demoralization. Yeah, being rich is bad. That's why you should never do it and stay weak and stay poor so we can control you again.

Yeah.

And of course there are a lot of rich people that got there unscrupulously, and of course the people at the top are the people, very people we're talking about. But I think now with the state of society that it's in, you kind of have a responsibility. All right, let's take it seriously. Let's, you know, make some moves, try some things to, you know, hopefully raise your wealth to a level where you're taken care of. You can, you know, be as strong and healthy as you can be and fulfill that kind of need of the body. But then also, you know, power and influence is, you know, you can kind of have some more more of an effect, even if it's just contributing to your community and helping someone out with medical funds. If you, again, you know them and they're in your town, like, if I had to spare money, I would fucking do it. That kind of stuff. That's what I think we have a kind of responsibility to do. That's how we can kind of take advantage of all this decline, is kind of become pirates in a way.

Yeah, become more savage and sort of more raw in our original human form.

Yeah, yeah, feel something.

Yeah, yeah, I think, I think you're right, man. Like, people need to— especially men— men need to go back to the sort of barbarian default. Yeah, I mean, you look at what happened in America when, when the British were oppressing the Americans, like the Redcoats, they would, they would beat some American guy up and like 200 guys from his village, they would go to the barracks and beat the shit out of the British for it. Like, they guys, they guys were hard as fuck, man. Yeah, compared to us, I mean, I mean, I'm Scottish. You think about guys like, you know, William Wallace and Robert the Bruce. Like, yeah, these guys would like— these guys would line up in a field and hack each other to death with fucking claymore swords, man. How many people are going to do that, man? I mean, how many guys? But how many guys could actually fight? Yeah, you know, it's, it's deadly, man. Yeah, it is.

It is that the general, you know, premise. Again, if you're weak and you can't take care of yourself and you can't fight and you can't physically, you know, handle yourself in the world, then eventually, if it comes down to it, you're gonna be, you know, who's the man with the biggest stick? That's ultimately what enforces the rules and the ideologies. And you don't want to use it, but you should have the biggest stick in as many situations as possible, just so that you can be the one that can be the mature one and like decide whether or not to use it, rather than being at the mercy of someone else.

Yeah, well, that's what they say as well. Like, obviously, see, see, with the whole GameStop thing and people becoming more interested in Bitcoin, a lot of people ask what, what backs up— what backs up the dollar, what backs up the pound? Oh well, well, well, nothing. But it isn't nothing. It's backed up by a military. That, that's what backs up the dollar. Uh, it's no gold. It's is brute force, you know, that's what backs up, it's the force behind it, you know. If a 6-foot-5 UFC heavyweight chap Jordan went, this is my house now, fuck off, you know, you could try and fight him, he'd probably beat you up, but that's what, you know, violence does, it does work.

Yeah, it does.

A strong military, that, that backs up the system, you know. It's basically men with guns. Yeah, mainly men with heavy weapons, you know.

At the end of the day, you can say, oh, but the laws— and that only works in, you know, smaller, homogeneous, high-trust communities that haven't had a major ideological subversion committed on them. Even then, you've got to have police and stuff like that. Do we?

Yeah, I think— do we think like this, or am I—

is that another brainwashing thing? You don't, I guess, right? You just have a— you kind of do—

a chief. I don't think the police— the police, like many sort of occupations, the police is going to become automated. The police is going to be drones. And you know, you don't really need police if you've got citizens that are on to police each other. Your police force doesn't really need to be like it is in China or Iran. I mean, they've got really big, well-funded paramilitary police that will beat the shit out of you. Yeah, but places like the UK and Australia and stuff, eventually it's going to be like It's going to be drones, and further into the future, probably robots. That's probably what RoboCop was. That's probably just programming. No, I mean the movie RoboCop. It came out in the '80s. Probably just— that's probably where it's going to go, because I don't think the human police will want to enforce what the system is going to expect them to enforce. Yeah, it's going to have to be robots. Yeah.

Dude, is all fucking sci-fi programming us so that when it happens we don't just instantly freak out? Like, oh yeah, that, that's like subconscious, subconscious level that is introduced to us.

Is—

fuck, man. I think what happens is movies are like—

yeah, I, I think, I think what— I think the method with the movies is, is, um, I think certain elements of the intelligence services, they'll go to the big producers and the scriptwriters and they'll say, okay, you're going to insert this theme into this movie, and they'll get a huge wad of cash or whatever, and then they'll write based on what they tell them. And what that does is when people watch it, you know, say you're sitting with your girlfriend watching Contagion 10 years ago and they're talking about a virus and, uh, social distance, you know, when you watch that in that moment, it registers in your brain as a happy memory because the same night that you watched that, you had sex with your girlfriend or you were, you were just happy. With your mates? Yes. So when, when it happens 10, 20 years down the line, your subconscious still registers that as a happy memory. That's not a threat. It's like an old friend, it's like an old threat, an old friend paying you a visit. Whereas if you weren't exposed to that sort of content subconsciously, and then it happened consciously, it would shock you because you'd think, no, this isn't right, this isn't right. That's what movies are. Movies basically prepare masses of people. Like The Simpsons, people always talk about, oh, The Simpsons predicted all this stuff. Oh, that's because that, that, that's because it was such a popular show that the CIA and these people were planting in themes to program people because they knew millions of people watched it. And Matt Groening, the guy that, um, the guy that invented The Simpsons, he's a big, he's a bigger cultist, Jeffrey Epstein associate, etc.

That's not good.

He's also, he's also, uh, he's also, I believe he's a, he's a 33-degree Freemason also.

Is that a lot higher?

It's as high as you can get in, in, in that Scottish Rite. Like, the thing about the Masons is, right, I'm a Freemason, I've done the Freemasonic journey. I joined a Blue Lodge. I done— started when was it, 2014? And I went probably till 2016. I went for a few years. But the thing about the Masons is, is that the normal levels of Freemasonry, it's called Blue Lodge Masonry. That's the first, second, third, and then the fourth degree. That's that. That's the only degrees there are. And that element of Freemasonry. But there is other orders that branch off from it, such as the Royal Arch, such as the Knights Templar, such as the Scottish Rite. And that's where you start moving up through those degrees, and then eventually, you know, probably 32, 33 degrees, that's when you could probably say it's Luciferian. Satanic, but the only people that are in the positions are already in high positions of society. Like, it's all very compartmentalized, you know. Like, an average, an average guy that's a Mason and goes to a Masonic Lodge, that is not Satanic. The rituals that I'd done were not Satanic. They were very profound and they were very, very strange, especially the third degree. The 4th degree ritual was pretty occult, and I experienced some really weird stuff when I'd done that ritual. But it wasn't— it wasn't— yeah, see the thing about the Freemasons is, Sol Brah, like, it's not a secret really anymore. Most of this stuff's on, like, it's in books, it's in YouTubes. Yeah, but basically we What you do in the third degree is you do a mock death and resurrection ritual. You basically reenact an event that happened in Solomon's Temple where the master Mason was killed by his apprentices and then he was reborn again. It's very—

Wow.

It's very strange. When I've done it, I experienced very strange things that weren't of this world. I'm not saying aliens appeared or anything crazy, but yeah, when you take part in their rituals and you listen to their scriptures, it does open pathways into your mind that were closed before that. But the The basic concept of the Freemasons is not— it's not demonic or satanic. There's no sacrifices or animals or any of that shit. Yeah, it's basically— it's basically a religion that outdates Christianity, that outdates Judaism. It goes back to ancient Egypt, or you could argue Babylon, Atlantis. Probably Atlantis, but you can trace it back to ancient Egypt where they had mystery schools. And the thing about the mystery schools was that's where they taught people how to build things, how to, you know, draw up plans and build temples and buildings. Because back then, they guys, they were like the superstars of that society. That was like, that was like the rock star. It was who could build, who could produce, who could build stuff. They never wanted to give that information out to anybody. So the priest class would select people, and they were obviously tied in with like the royalty, the ruling class of that society. It's a very, it's a very complex and deep issue, but you're doing a great disservice to most Masons if you think that they are somewhat involved in. The Masons don't really yield as much power as people think, especially these days. Look, they don't, you know, they don't have an overall say in the direction of the world. That's more run by a technocracy. Yeah, it's run by, it's run by scientists and people like Bill Gates and Klaus Schwab and all these guys. It's no, it's not like a bunch of Masons that are dictating.

Yeah, although some of these guys would be the, the kind of left-hand path of all that stuff.

Yes, yes, they are of the left-hand path. Yes, that's a very good point. Yeah, the left-hand path, and that's where the left comes from. Because what happened, and as the Masons progressed from, you know, the mystery schools in Egypt to Solomon's Temple and Rome and Greece and blah blah blah, when they became established in Europe, especially Germany and France, when the Illuminati formed, they used the Masons to spread their ideology because they knew the Masons had the vast networks already built. So the people that formed the Illuminati, the left-hand path Jacobins, they, they got to the Masons and then infiltrated it and used their network to spread what you see today. That's who started the French Revolution. It was the left-hand path Illuminati Jacobins that used the Masonic network to, you know, make that happen.

Holy shit.

Do you know something else that's very interesting about the Illuminati when it formed? See, after their first meeting, the first time they had an official meeting, there was one of the messengers literally had the minutes to a meeting and he was riding on a horse from Germany, southern Germany, to some— I think it was Berlin or somewhere in the north of the country. Do you know he actually gets struck by lightning? And, and, and that's how people found out about the Illuminati. Some people found the documents.

Is that real?

Yeah, that actually happened. That's how, that, that's how, that's how it came out. That's how people found out about this group called the Illuminati. But the, the, the thing about the, the Illuminati and its original form, it was basically just, it was basically just scientists and academics. They thought that they should run the world rather than the existing nobility and royalty who ruled purely because who their dad was or their genetics was. Yeah, they wanted it to be the smartest people rather than just because of your bloodline. Yeah, so which is good in a way Yes, but that's how you know how— that's how you know how that technocracy— where it's basically the eugenicists and the scientists that are in control now. Yeah, aye, that's what the Illuminati was— that's what it was for. It was really about enlightenment and how to make things better. You know, everything that starts out organic, it's usually a good It's usually a good cause, like people are well-meaning. Yeah, like the GameStop thing, that's a perfect example. It's a well-meaning organic grassroots movement, but as it gets bigger and over time, the energy from it will be used against the aims of the original people. Yeah, it's the same with the Illuminati. It's the same with the Masons. Anything, but anything that becomes big and old over time, it becomes corrupt. Yeah, it just, it just— evil, evil's very organized. Like, good people don't, don't feel the need to sit and organize and plot and plan. The evil people, they've got a really good work ethic, but they sat and they plot and they plan and You know, they're all day making these plans and organizing these wee death cults. And I would say that's why they drive the agenda, because they're so fucking persistent.

Mm.

You see it being played out. You see it being played out today. I think everything that's happening right now, man, I think it's happened before. I think it's all happened before, all these great empires— Rome, Babylon.

I think it's just a cycle.

Yeah, they get too big, the ruling class goes batshit crazy. Yeah, like, see, before Rome imploded, like, they were marrying— some of the counselors were marrying their horses and doing weird shit, and guys were dressing up like women. And yeah, you know, it's just— it happens.

Humans do in large enough societies.

Yeah, the evil infiltrates.

Do you reckon they're the same spirits?

Yeah, yeah, so the same spirits, and it's the same bloodlines that run the same empires. Yeah, like the Rothschild— you hear a lot about the Rothschild family. When you, when you go and look at their genealogy and their background, they come from the tribe of Dan in Israel. Like, they've been about forever. They've just changed their name. And yeah, it's the same bloodlines that ran Rome, that ran Greece, that ran Egypt. They just moved around the whole world. And obviously they had off-branches, and you know, there's people below them that are kind of evil but they're not fully in.

Yeah.

It's very complex. Like, what I find on Twitter is like, when you speak about this stuff, a lot of people, they could ask you questions about it and stuff. And if you go, yeah, I'm a Mason, they go, ah, yeah, you must be evil, ah, you're a known and stuff. It's a simplistic way of looking at it.

Yeah.

Like, there's always in every evil system, you know, the most evil people, I've always found the most evil can controlling people, they're always surrounded by good people, the people they can trust, because they know like they're not gonna fuck them over. Yeah, you know, really organized evil people, they aren't surrounded by the kind of people— they have people working for them that are really good and think they're doing the right thing. Yeah, and that you're seeing that with COVID you know, the devil's carriage is pulled by the good. People probably wear their mask and think, oh, I'm a good person, I'm helping, for sure, I'll stay in and I'll work from home. And they don't realize that everything they're doing is contributing to their destruction and ultimately their death. Yeah, like when you— if your business becomes non-essential, it won't be long before you're deemed non-essential. Yeah, very, very robotic. Very cynical and psychopathic as well. Yeah, but I do have hope. I think, I think hope is important, but it has to be based in logic, or else it just becomes delusion. Like Rogue Wealth, the Venezuelan guy on Twitter, he said that when he, when he grew up in Venezuela, he noticed the socialists, as things get worse, a lot of people would just say, ah, don't worry, God's coming, you know, don't, don't, don't, don't trust the plan, that kind of thing. Like, yeah, there's going to be an element of honesty without being too— but there's a fight, there's a fine line between being brutally honest and being positive, you know, you're probably going to sound negative the more honest you are, but there is ways in which you can twist it and present it in a better angle. So, you know, you can give people hope. That's why I like to talk about like empires always fall and this one will fall. Yeah, but it's harder to sort of portray that now because because it's not like one empire. I mean, there is a world government. Like, right now everybody in the world's basically doing the same thing. That's never happened before. Yeah, but that's the world government that's taking directives from a global body. In this case, it's the UN and the WHO. Yeah, and elements of the, the, the, the ruling class in China. But China, I mean, See the Chinese ruling class, they don't really run anything. They don't really run anything in China. China's deeply controlled from the darker elements in the Vatican. See the Jesuits, the Jesuits are actually running China. How? Believe it or not. Yeah, the Pope's very, very in with the Communist Chinese. They have a great deal of influence in that country. They've just been used as a pawn. They've been used as like a huge workhorse. Yeah, to sort of dictate the global— they're going to be the new America, like the new big superpower that dictates the culture. Yeah, well, you're talking about the anal swab, and how long is it going to be before the UK and Australian governments say, right, the nasal test. It's not as accurate. We need to know who's really got it. So it's not comfy, but you need to bend over now and—

oh my God—

take an anal swab. And they even say twist it, twist it inside. Make sure you got a good sample.

It seems so ridiculous, but you know, I saw that video today and now it's it just matches exactly what you said. The first social media post that we see— and again, social media posts controlling—

a dummy being fondled, a dummy being—

having a really great time with this Chinese scientist. Uh, and now that's going to be like, well, I wouldn't be surprised when that comes, or they try to do that in Western countries. London.

Yeah. Will be one of the—

like, I had a friend there who's just come over here from there. Luckily he managed to move, um, and he was part of the first lockdown and was just saying, you know, how horrible it was where it was dark, wintry, or maybe, you know, even worse going into this winter. But he managed to get away. But he came here and he was like, man, it was so weird. I came back and no one was wearing masks because luckily in Australia we got gone past that at that point. But man, like, even in that short time that he was there, it was like just again programming us. And he didn't really think there was a— like, it became normal, our new normal.

Yeah, yeah, it's a program. They're running a program that's already been planned. Like, this isn't random. There's no way this is random. This has been, this has been planned intricately. Now I don't think the plan's going quite as smoothly as they would like to think, but overall it's been a success. Yeah, because people, people are, people are obeying. But what, what they've done in the UK was, is they, they gave people money, furlough payments, not to work. I think it's the same in most places. But they're going to merge that into the Universal Basic Income that we spoke about earlier, and then you will become, you will become a dependent on the government then. Yeah, like you won't, you won't be autonomous. You, you have to play by the rules to get credits to, to survive. Yeah, very dangerous, very, very, very dangerous situation.

Credits to survive. I always think about this, like everything going electric as well. They want to get rid of cars and global warming, and you know, it goes so fucking deep, all of these things. Yeah, okay, we need to get rid of cars now because cars give you a— they're like a horse. There's some level of autonomy in there. If you don't have a car, you can't get away from an army with a tank, for let's say. So it's gonna be like, yeah, electric cars of the future. Well, beep boop boop bop, your electric car is not powering on because you have been thinking the wrong opinions. Sorry, robot police have been fucking dispatched to your location.

Yeah, the artificial intelligence is going to be programmed to monitor everything. Yeah, even your private— even your private conversations like this one we're having. Eventually this is going to run through Probably already is, but eventually it'll run through a complex AI system.

You upload to Apple Podcasts, what do you think they're doing with it? You think they're not getting some kind of information out of it and then selling that information? What's the most common word that's being said in podcasts? How can we profit from that? That's, I'm sure, would be invaluable information.

Oh, data is priceless. Data is absolutely priceless. Man. Yeah, like, I, I honestly believe if you, if you've got some sort of super computer systems that can monitor every single word, every post, every message, every conversation— see, if you take all that data, there'll be complex algorithms that can then figure out what's going to happen in the future. Yeah, like, they'll be able to see trends emerging before they emerge and then crush it. Yeah, before, before it grows to a certain extent.

Yeah, we're gonna have to write each other letters, like honestly. Because do you think, do you think if they really wanted, they couldn't like just take Telegram down? That's the one that we've all moved to. But do you think like if they had some fucking people go around to the Telegram CEO's place and go, look mate, we've got your family, uh, if if you want to, you know, live or have them live, then you've got to take Telegram down, or similar, or however they're leaning on the Robinhood people to be like, look, mate, you need to stop GME stock from being bought now, and then we're going to sell it. Like, that has never happened before. Like, imagine, you know, blatantly just, oh, we control your share, actually, people, but we're going to sell it. Like, that's what's happened and what we're seeing. And it's all part of the whole awakening process, I guess. But, um, yeah, man, it's, it's going to accelerate.

Yeah, I think it will accelerate. I think next year it's going to be pretty intense. I think, I think the, the vaccination stuff is going to become very intense. The, the way they'll play that is What they'll say is, is that— I see Klaus Schwab again— said that unless everybody gets it, everybody's in danger. Yeah, but at the same time they say it doesn't actually protect you from this virus and it doesn't stop you spreading it. Yeah, so I think they're just trying to play a mind game where they're basically saying, look, this virus isn't a threat, the vaccine probably doesn't even work. 'But we're going to make you take it anyway, just to see if you comply.' Yeah. 'Just to see if you can.' That's a control freak, you know. 'I'm going to make you do it anyway just because we said so.' Yeah. It's very, very, very scary. I think the vaccine program, I think it's going to backfire. I think when people start getting their second jabs and then go and have— but you see, it's even like, if you get one of the jabs and you're fine, then you get a second jab and you're okay. What's going to happen when you actually get an illness? How's your body going to react when you've got this new technology, you know, swimming around inside you?

It's going to fuck up a lot of people.

It's going to backfire, isn't it? It's going to backfire, man. I've seen even them, the company Merck, They're a big vaccine company, Merck. They suspended their COVID vaccine because they said it's just, it's not going to work. And it actually makes sense, you know. I say to people, I say, how can they have a vaccine for this disease when the common cold's been around for so long and it's never been cured? How can you possibly cure a virus that constantly changes? It literally is a big scam. Scam.

Yeah, I agree.

And there's a lot of money. I mean, there's a lot of money being made here. See, if you follow the money with the vaccines and the masks and the fucking distancing and hand sanitizer companies— oh man, it's a total consolidation of that one. Oh, it's a shakedown. It's a total shakedown. Vertical integration. I mean, this is pure hardcore corporate, crony corporate fascism. It's fascist. Yeah, it's select big companies that are going to have a monopoly on every single thing. Yeah, shops, food, entertainment, vaccines, medical. Oh, it's here, man. It's all here. Yeah. Oh, it's here. It's all here. It's here in plain view. They've uncloaked, you know, people that are awake are already awake. People are waking up rapidly, but at the same time, I think a lot of people, as people wake up, I think a lot of people just become more deluded. They just keep getting dumber. Yeah, scary. It's scary things, man. It really is. But it's important to remember that You know, we're in a simulation. It's probably holographic. It's probably not even real, you know. And if these people are so— if these people are so powerful and they believe in the devil, there must be a God. You know, you have to have faith now in a higher power. Yeah, divine intervention will probably happen. That's what I really hope. I hope like I hope the Bible is literal at this point. Yeah, the Book of Revelation is true, mate.

You know, punishment from God, from, you know, hopefully it only happens to them, right? Well, what was the Book of Revelation? A lot of people, like normal people, died too, right? It wasn't just— oh, and I think maybe there was one story of like a rain of fire only taking out out, like the— was it the lenders or the— some—

buy the money. Yeah, the lukewarm souls. Yeah, that thing is so— bro, like, you think about the elites and their Satanists and stuff. See, see, a lot of people, like everyday people, they are Satanists. They just don't think it. I mean, they're selfish, they don't care about each other, they don't care about themselves, are self-serving. There's many people out there that are just as satanic as the elite, you know. They just don't, they just don't have the, they just don't have the money or the intelligence that they have. Yeah, you know, there's a lot of people that are, you know, they don't really care about their future, and that's probably why this is happening. It's like, if you don't care about your— when you see these people that are pandering to this shit. I mean, they've got kids and stuff. I mean, do they care about their future? Yeah, you know, you have to ask the question, do they really? Do they really? Do they deserve any better? You know, people, people get the leaders that they deserve. Other politicians are liars and scumbags and are self-serving, but what does that say about the average person that votes them in? Yeah, you know, you only get what you put up with. Yeah, if you could never have done this, you could, you could never have done this in the '60s or the '70s, even the '80s and the '90s. You just, you could never have got away with it. Yeah, even the politicians then wouldn't want to try it because they know people would get pissed off and they would vote them out. But now people, people are so programmed now that they only They only recognize authority. That's all that matters. Like, no matter what logic tells them, science, they only listen to their perception of authority.

Yeah.

It's just very weak, man. But that's, you know, that's what we expected. I mean, I used to worry about these days in 2010, 2011. I used to think, when's this going to happen? 'Are they really gonna do this shit?' And I actually got to a point where, say 2018, 2019, I'm thinking, 'Fair enough, things are getting better, you know, it's probably a bit overblown.' Then 2020 happened. Fucking hell. Welcome to the real world.

They finally made their move with COVID Yeah, that's a move, man.

Oh, it's a war move.

Yeah, I mean, you got to make bigger plans and outmaneuver these people. That's what it comes down to. Again, biggest stick. Like, you need to— if you actually want to reject them, you're not going to be able to do it if you have to fucking work 60 hours a week, uh, you know, some shitty job. Are you like— you have to develop some sort of autonomy if you truly care about the way society goes, and you want to make sure you have as much influence as possible on it because, you know, ultimately that's who, you know, we need to organize the same way that they are.

Yes, we need to get more cynical and more evil and more, you know, pragmatic, more, uh not evil, but, um, scheming. Yeah, tunnel vision. We need to have tunnel vision on our goal. Yeah, rather than being, rather than being comfy. I mean, yeah, evil is probably not the right word, but you know, they— that's the thing about evil people, they're so, they're so persistent. Yeah, they're so committed, like they just, they just don't care about anything else. And yeah, average good people, they just— people just want to have an easy life. Yeah, just hold on, just hold on. Don't think about it, don't think about this, don't think about that. Just, you know, just be happy with our comforts and stuff. It's truly sickening, man. But I guess, I guess when it's all said and done, people that stood up are going to be remembered. People that pandered to it, they're going to be crushed anyway. Like, it's not as if pandering is going to get you a place at the table. Yeah, you're fucking dead meat. You're dead meat anyway, so you're gone. Yeah, you're going to be gone. I mean, depopulation, you know, is that going to happen? I think it will. I mean, you could probably argue, is there too many people? I think it's bullshit. I don't, I don't think there's too many people, but these eugenics people that are, you know, running every government in the world today actually think there's too many people.

Yeah, well, it's, it's like a power thing. Like, eventually, if we just got so big, eventually they wouldn't be able to control us. And it's the same thing, it's, it's easy to control 2 people than it is 10 people. So that's, uh, it's, you know, part of their global consolidation of power, um, also that I think looks like if, you know, again, I wish I was wrong. I wish I was. I wish we've been wrong this whole time. Yeah, on this podcast and talking nothing but shit. But, you know, the vaccine is one of the methods of, um, global depopulation. You know, Bill Gates' polio vaccine, uh, had thousands of deaths in Africa. Um, whether it was— that was planned or I don't know, obviously I wasn't there, just been reading things on the internet. Um, but you know, that is a common method for depopulation. And you know, maybe it doesn't reveal itself until 5 years' time when most of the people that are getting the vaccine are trying to have kids, or yes, the 10th dose for the fucking 4th variant, and then finally everybody just goes and fucking Yeah, just die from it. Um, yeah, I think that's probably the most pressing issue is the forced vaccinations because like, man, think about what is happening here for a second and what we know of the larger pharmaceutical companies and if anything goes wrong they're not legally liable so they have literally no reason to not just put poison or whatever in a bottle and put it into us because they suffer no consequences. And they have the media on their side and all the rest of it. You know, if you want to talk out about vaccines, you're a crazy, evil, anti-science piece of shit. And like, okay, but why are the same companies all producing 30 vaccines that we need to have by the age of 6, which is funded by the government or paid paid for by the government. Yeah, we're doing free vaccines, guys, which is just your money being taxed, paid to these companies to put shit in you that— do you need it? Probably not in our society. We're clean, all the rest of it. Like, a lot of these diseases would have naturally gotten, uh, out of our society, uh, anyway when we, you know, start understood like washing your hands is good, de-sterilizing things, all that kind of stuff.

Yeah.

But I don't know, obviously I don't have the answers, but like you just have to like always err on the side of being more natural, being, you know, less artificial bullshit. Like we are being poisoned and it goes back to that testosterone thing or anything like your cleaning products have fucking fake garbage in them. All of your food. Yes. There's no nutrition in the source, just big empty sugar bomb fruit or like, you know, again, the seed oils or or even the animals that you're eating, they're factory farmed, and what are they feeding them in the factory farms? And anything that an animal chemically absorbs, you eat it when you eat them. So all these things lead to this fucking melting pot of trying to keep the individual down and in a state of low vibration. And yeah, man, well, my laptop's about to die. So I think I'll have to call it here. But why don't you quickly— what are you doing? HK Belvedere, where can we find you? What are you working on at the moment?

I'm currently working on a new book right now. I've wrote 3 chapters. It's called The Doctrine of Suckers. It's a very deep level, profound book. It's going to be a very long book, so it probably won't be out for a while. I'm going to make it really long and I'm probably going to have it printed. Yeah, so people can buy, you know, people can buy a physical copy because ebooks, a lot of people don't like ebooks. I'm also, uh, I'm speaking to people, consultation calls. I spoke to a guy in America, 50-year-old guy the other day there. He wants to start an online brand. Yeah, he's got imposter syndrome, thinks he's too old. Yeah, I'm on Telegram. Sages of Sucketh. I'm on Twitter @HKBelvedere. That is about it. That is the only place I really have a sort of audience. I have Gab and stuff, but you know, it's a bit dead there. Yeah, the main outlets are Twitter, Telegram, and obviously in the Lambro Society, but that only applies to people that are members. Yeah, I'm going to try and be a bit more active in there recently. Because that's a really good, that's a really good platform. I do notice when I go in the Lambo app, you know, it's just better programming. Yeah, you know, you're going to— you're going to— as soon as I go in the Lambo app for 5-10 minutes, I just think straight away self-improvement. Yeah, San Pellegrino. Why am I not drinking San Pellegrino? Why am I drinking water? What am I doing here?

Tap water. Spit it out.

Exactly. Why am I not ramming some beautiful woman? When I go on Twitter, I'm like, yeah, I've got a voice and shit. When I go in the Lambros Society—

Hey mate, sorry about that.

Hello?

Hello.

Oh, you're on.

Sorry about that. Yeah, dude, that's great to hear about Lambros. Well, I just want to say thank you. That was an awesome conversation. We should chat again soon because I'm sure there will be things to cover. In a few weeks' time. But thanks so much for doing this for me, or with me, on the Soulcast. Yeah, that was really good, man.

Excellent, sir. Always a pleasure. Anytime, just hit me up, man. We'll have a chat.

Very good. And I will see you within the Land Rose Society.

Okay, Sol Brah. Thanks, mate. See you, mate.