71 - EP71 with DRUTANG (III): The End of the Republic - Occult Origins and Decoding Reality

All right, we are live. What an effort to, uh, set up the first three-peat of the Soulcast. I think you didn't know that.

Yeah. So that's not including the first one that, uh, I messed up the recording. We had to redo.

Yeah, yeah. What did we talk about in that one? That was just for you and I.

Yeah, yeah, that was like, uh, December of 2020, I want to say.

2020, was it really?

Yeah, yeah, because I think we, we redid it. We redid it post-Jan 6th.

Wow.

Okay, yeah, I was just listening to it recently, but, um But yeah, it was at a, uh, it's cool to, to do it now because I feel like we're at a similar, similar time to that, like similar events are going on. I'm definitely, uh, politically in the US, so be a cool, cool spot to jump off from again.

Yeah, well, everyone should know beautiful man beside me right now, Drew Tang. Welcome to the show again, Soulcast round 3. We have, like you said, it's a very interesting point in time, particularly for the Americans, uh, particularly for Western countries. They usually follow along quite closely with the US elections. I feel like it's the main show that people watch in general.

Yeah, I mean, there is something to be said for the, you know, being— we're down to one global superpower, like post-Cold War. So I mean, yeah, it does make sense that the whole rest of the world looks over here because the US is going to be the one that, you know, could potentially bomb you or fund a huge war with Russia near your country.

So do you say that there's only one last superpower because China are on the down?

China is kind of— China's kind of fake. Like, well, I mean, they've never been considered a superpower. You know, we basically went from a couple of different powerhouses in the era of World War I, World War II. That basically destroyed Europe. Um, you know, the UK, Germany— definitely Germany got decimated. That was the previous center of the Holy Roman Empire, was in Germany. Like, they talk about— they always say, oh, Germany's a relatively new country, but the states that made up Germany beforehand were the center of power in Europe, you know, just before the formation of the country. But World War I, World War II kind of broke down Europe. Then afterwards you had the two global superpowers, the Soviet Union and the United States. Um, and then of course after the Cold War, um, then we're down to one. So that's, that's basically— now we're in this era of this, um, this world order emanating from the new world, new world order, which is basically what George Bush Sr. talked about, like, verbatim— you can— when people talk about New World Order, there is a clip of him verbatim saying, we're entering a New World Order where the rule of the law instead of the rule of the jungle, you know, basically dictates how things globally. Um, and the Bush family, of course, were not only integral in World War II where they funded the Nazi Party through their Union Bank in the United States— they were caught in the Trading with the Enemy Act Then that was Prescott Bush. Um, all these guys, Skull and Bones members from Yale, which, um, DeSantis, current presidential candidate, also was in secret societies at Yale and went to the same frat as the Bushes. But, um, that— yeah, it's a fun side note. But of course, Prescott's son, George H.W. Bush, which he named— Prescott named Herbert Walker Bush, George Herbert Walker Bush, his son. He named him after his business partner Herbert Walker. Um, and, uh, so anyways, which, which he helped collaborate in World War II again, you know, funding the Nazi war machine and stuff like that. But, um, yeah, George Herbert Walker runs the CIA. He's also in Dallas the day of, uh, JFK's assassination. Officially, he claims that he wasn't there, or no, actually, he doesn't claim he wasn't there. He claims he doesn't remember where he was. Um, and technically he was— it was said he wasn't employed by the CIA at that time, but that's— it's highly disputed. But then of course he goes on to be vice president under Reagan, then becomes president, um, after be— after being CIA director. Then of course his son basically takes over right after him. Um, then we have 9/11. But I guess the, the long story short of that is is, yeah, the, um, that's basically the, the power structure of the entire planet. As far as when I say one global superpower, it's basically that, um, the United States war machine as run by the CIA.

Yeah.

And the, and the Bush family and their little cabal.

Yeah. So one thing I got a little pushback from the video clips that I posted of you.

Okay.

Nothing in a sense that I would care about or that's valid. But this emotional reaction, like, 'I like all of your stuff, Sol Brah, but why did you have that guy on? Why did you talk to that guy? Why do you promote this craziness and this conspiracy theory stuff?' Literally the quote that I got. And it's so typical, but when you have the facts to back it up, the receipts, the literal video interviews of people saying New World Order It's like, is the New World Order then a conspiracy theory? Like, it's, it's just not. It's not like these people that have spent their lives and a lot of the time ruining their livelihood following down the path of truth and the evidence of what is there in front of us— like, that to me is ignoring all that. Calling it a conspiracy is the intellectual mistake. And, uh, when I get pushback from people, it's— I mean, it's, it's, it's this NPC reaction, right? Like, you you hear something that's counter to the narrative of the media, and what percentage of people would you say are still stuck in that just knee-jerk, oh, conspiracy?

And like, yeah, that immediate cognitive dissonance reaction, which of the, the phrase cognitive dissonance is basically— dissonance. Yeah, dissonance is when it, um, when something goes against your belief system, um, instead of dealing with the facts or thinking with your logical brain, you go lizard brain mode. You do an immediate fight or flight reaction because your whole worldview is in danger, and you basically ignore all evidence and just kind of go for an emotional response. Like, and the media does give these people, um, you know, they give them good emotional reasons why they should turn off their logical brain and not investigate. Um, with the, you know, the last couple years, they're saying, oh, if you question what the establishment's saying. You're killing grandmas, or you're going to, you know, hurt your children, or you're extending the lockdowns by not following rules and stuff like that.

Gaslighting, essentially.

Yeah, yeah. But yeah, they give them a good emotional reason, and that's why they say, oh, you're spreading dangerous misinformation. Not just, it's bad to ask questions because it's not just asking questions, it actually hurts, you know, it's dangerous, it radicalizes people. Which I mean, there is some, there is some truth to that. You can get radicalized by any information. And at the same time they're saying that's bad. What they really want is you to get radicalized by what they're putting on TV. For instance, stay locked down in your house. No sports for half a year. Oh wait, now you want a reason to go outside? Oh, it actually doesn't spread COVID if you go outside and loot and protest and riot. And they literally on the news, they're like, oh yeah, the, the, um, the riots actually revert— they stalled COVID. Um, like just absolutely ridiculous shit. Um, and, uh, but yeah, I mean, that's, uh, that's why you get, um, an emotional response from people. And when you start bringing up this information, um, is because it causes an emotional reaction because their whole worldview is in danger and they can't, you know, they can't turn on their logical brain long enough to, to listen.

Yeah, I've said this before, but any— like, the, the mark of a developed mind is to be able to just hold the information, pass it through every other bit of information that you can remember, see if it fits in, where it fits in, what lines up and what doesn't, without judging it. Because if you have— I mean, it's as deep as scientific discoveries that could propel humankind, technology our biology. If someone comes up with a reason— oh, actually, let's say sugar is, is good for you in some regards and, and circumstances— if you have a whole bunch of people, either because they're in the diet industry or they're just— the programming is— it happens with diet, uh, ideology a lot— is that like, if you're deep, deep carnivore and then someone says, hey, maybe like natural carbohydrates are good, it'd be like, nope, nope. Like any carbohydrates are bad, all sugars are bad. So it happens there as well. So very, very important to be able to just at least give it the time of day, because if you do that, then you're really going to get to the, the bottom of it and the truth. Otherwise, like, I feel like once you do it a few times, it's like this process of awakening your actual logical brain. Once you do it a few times, you see through the lies a couple times You begin to see them all.

Yeah. And that's, I think that's also what's really important is being at a point where you have a depth of information, like the stuff I was just talking about with the Bushes. You know, we don't even in this country, even though these, this family has run the CIA and they've, you know, George and, uh, and his dad and then Jeb have run, they ran Texas as the governor of Texas. They ran Florida, governor of Florida. They ran the CIA, they run the entire country. And still we have people who don't know how their family got into power. They don't know what, you know, what any of these people did. They surely don't know about Prescott Bush, you know, funding the other side of World War II. But if you do have that depth of knowledge, then not only can you understand past events, when things come up in the, in the modern day, you're able to say, look at a new war that they bring up and you can compare it to, let's see, why did they do the Iraq War? What economic perspectives or incentives were there? How does the war machine work? Who profits off of death like this? And you can start to act more rationally when they rapid-fire hit you with a new current thing. And I'm sure a lot of people remember, as soon as the pandemic was lowering down, you know, they weren't hyping things up as much. You know, people immediately took the needle emoji out of their Twitter bio and immediately put the Ukraine flag. They basically switched all the news coverage that was constantly going to, you know, the deaths and all that immediately went to Ukraine war. And people just completely unconsciously, this is one of my more popular tweets in recent history, was I just said, do you people even realize you're being reprogrammed every 6 months? Yeah. And they don't. And, um, and people are like, the comments are hilarious. People are like, oh, so now you're brainwashed if you care about current events.

Yeah.

Yeah. And it's like, uh, to a degree, yes. Yeah, exactly. But that's also a, a point I'll bring up there too, is you also, on the other end, you can't let yourself— you can't let, for instance, Dr. Fauci live rent-free in your head. Like, you can't, you know, there's still— there's always, from this point going forward, there's always going to be some weirdo wearing a mask at your local Publix and shit.

Yeah.

And even though, you know, you, you're kind of— you will have like a knee-jerk reaction, like, what a fucking idiot. I really want to just be like, oh shit, are you sick? Like, you dummy Fauci worshiper, like, still scared? Yeah. And you just got to also block that out because you just got to— yeah, I mean, it's just as bad to, you know, it's the same thing that people were doing to people who weren't wearing masks. You know, giving their emotional energy to something that's out of your control and stupid. So there's, yeah, two sides. You can't also be, you don't want to be the NPC current, I support the current thing guy, but you also don't want to be the exact opposite. You know, I'm against the current thing just because it's the exact opposite.

Yeah. The principle behind that is the concept of an egregore, which is, uh, some, some being that is fed by energy. And if you hate something or you love something, you're feeding it energy. And so whether you support the current thing and you're going like, you know, I'm behind this cause and anyone that's against it is bad, or the reverse of that, this thing sucks, and always talking with your friends about, oh, such bullshit that this is happening and blah blah blah, both of those things are funneling energy to this egregore. The, for example, the in this case the COVID egregore. And these things will perpetuate, uh, I might have meant pendulum instead of egregore. The pendulum, the more energy you push towards it, the higher it's going to swing, and the, the more power it has on the way back. And it keeps on swinging because you push it both ways, uh, as, as the mental energy kind of construct. So definitely avoid that. I usually stay away from current thing discussion, and the only time that I really do it is with you because it's more of an educational, really high-level view, and we're not just, you know, reacting to the current headlines, which I think is a, a net negative. But the biggest current thing of recent memory has been the Trump indictment, uh, all the charges that he has against him, and the iconic mugshot that I'm sure everyone has seen, you know, 10 times already. But, uh, what did that day and that mugshot and that arrest represent in your eyes?

So there's so much, uh, like I was saying, our, our last podcast that we did was— well, not our last, but the, the first podcast technically that we were able to shoot all the way through and fully record was basically immediately following Jan 6th. And I don't know if I brought it up in that, in that podcast. I very well might have, but Jan 6th was very peculiar in the point that because of the insurrection, the vote that took Trump out of power, that has now opened him up to, um, the legal system so they can pursue him legally and take away more power and hopefully, in their eyes, knock him out of the political race completely using the legal system, um, that vote took place on January 7th, 2021 instead of Jan 6th only because of the insurrection, which now we're starting to learn, um, more and more about how that event was, um, you know, pushed along by certain things. For instance, the Tucker Carlson interview with the, um, the Capitol Police chief who, uh, who said that, um, he, he waited 71 minutes. Nobody would send reinforcements for 71 minutes. He's calling everyone No one would help him out. And you know, there's a whole lot of other things. Jay, Ray Epps, you could look into as well, which is a pretty hilarious guy who was literally, you know, he was the first guy saying we need to go into the Capitol. Anyways, regardless of if it was organic or not, which it wasn't, but it ended up causing that vote to happen on Jan 7th, which happened to be exactly 2,070 years after the vote by the Roman Senate of the Roman Republic to vote Caesar out of power on Jan 7th, 49 BC, which is what caused him to cross the Rubicon, which— Rubicon is a river in Italy where basically you weren't allowed to cross it with your military to bring it back into Rome. So basically the idea was that none of their military units would ever try to take over Rome with military force by returning with them. Um, but because they had voted Caesar out of power on January 7th, he basically did that, which initiated the Roman Civil War, um, which resulted in him winning. But, uh, and he didn't ever technically become emperor, but he did take power and then was assassinated as the ruler. Um, you know, of course, the famous Ides of March where he's stabbed in the back. Um, and killed by the Roman government.

Um, Brutus, right?

Uh, well, yeah, yeah, that was— yeah, that was definitely the— I think in, um, in the Julius Caesar play by Shakespeare, I think that's a big point of it, is he says like, "You too, Brutus." Yeah. And, uh, but yeah, so, so knowing that, that they, you know, they set up this whole big play so that Trump would be voted out of power. Oh, and that's also why they voted Caesar out of power, is again because they wanted to be able to prosecute him legally.

They knew he was going to win the— they have elections back then, or like, what was the—

well, he was just so popular. He was basically— before he was even at that point of popularity and control of, um, the Republic, he was also the head of the Roman religion. He was, um, Oh wow. And they had that, they gave him the same title that the Pope has now. So the, the Pope of the Roman Catholic Church, he is— Caesar had the, the same title as him. It's just, you know, a different state religion now. Um, but, but anyways, yeah, that's, that's, that parallel there I think is very apt because the, you know, You don't have to look too far to see kind of the ways that the Republic of the United States is kind of breaking down in a similar way. There's, you know, record low faith in elections. You had the Democrats in 2016, they thought the Russians rigged it. And obviously in 2020, the Republicans saying that the, that The election was rigged for Biden using mail-in ballots, which actually is like, you know, there's on a just basis of there's a lot more, you know, if you were to do an audit of the voting system, just the fact that you now open up to mail-in ballots instead of having somebody come in in person and turn in their slip and, you know, sign a paper and possibly show ID, et cetera. Opens up so much more avenues for fraud. It's ridiculous. But, you know, again, regardless of that, there is, you know, you could see the methods of the United States democracy, you know, and republic kind of breaking down. And especially, and of course this plays into right now with Trump being arrested, his, that mugshot. Is a shot heard around the world. It, um, no US president has ever been, you know, politically prosecuted like this. You know, he talked about, you know, coming in and jailing Hillary or whatever, but there is no precedent set for that. Nobody had ever done that before. And, you know, uh, the fear has always been if you do that, then people will start to lose faith in the political system. Because what the hell, you know, you just arrested our guy after he's in office. So that's why no one's ever done it before. What we're seeing now is they're doing it right before an election. So everybody who— his whole base that already thinks, and rightfully so, that the entire establishment is against him and trying to keep him out by, by any means possible, um, you can just look at as far as the the control of the 2020 election. Forget all the voting stuff whatsoever. That's completely irrelevant because there's a poll that shows that independent voters, if they had known the truth about the Hunter Biden laptop, which was called Russian misinformation by 51 intelligence officials who wrote a letter, and then people on CNN and everybody were coming on saying, oh yeah, Russian disinformation, the, uh, tech platforms, like for instance Twitter, completely banned the account of the New York Post when they posted this story. Um, and then Facebook, um, also highly, um, highly neutered the, the story so it wouldn't get nearly as much reach, um, as it should have. And of course they just told everybody, oh, don't even listen to it, don't even look at it, um, you know, don't believe your lying eyes, it's not true. It's Russian disinformation, and we made it so hard for you to find it anyways. Just don't even bother. We're protecting you. But there's a poll that shows if people knew the truth, they would have voted enough to change the election. So anyways, yeah, you have this, this duality set up with Trump where there's these new, you know, regardless of what happens in the future, there's already been such a change in what is palpable, um, in politics. Just the fact that we have a president with a mugshot is, is crazy. And it also plays into the part where he was, as president, censored from Twitter and Facebook and Instagram. They took him off everything. For what exactly? For saying that he staged the insurrection or whatever, which, you know, again goes back to this event, which was intimately tied with get him out of power so we can politically prosecute him. They got him out of power with an event that they then used to politically prosecute him. And yeah, so that the— this mugshot is a huge, you know, marker in, in the life of the American democracy and republic in a very similar way to, to the Roman Republic's Jan 7th vote and then crossing the Rubicon. And now here's, here's what comes next is you had the Roman Civil War, um, which, you know, effectively ended the Republic and, um, and started the Emperor— Empire, rather. Um, but, you know, whether or not that happens, you know, we'll see. Um, but, but yeah, with different states right now, I believe New Hampshire um, in California at the very least have had, um, ideas floated where they're saying, oh, we're going to take Trump off the ballot, um, based off the 14th Amendment, which basically says if you have somebody who swore a constitution— or swore an oath to the Constitution and then they, you know, help with an insurrection, um, you know, you could prevent them from running for office. Um, But yeah, that— it's, it's a, it's a huge marker. The fact that he came back to Twitter also using that, like resurrecting himself, um, using that tweet in this moment is also very interesting because like I said, that, that was also another part of his persecution was having his whole digital presence which murdered— which, um, that was the whole reason he won 2016 was Twitter. He controlled the news cycle using Twitter in a way that had never been done before. So it's, uh, this is a digital— a digital death and a digital resurrection we've already seen of Trump.

Um, so why is that happening 2,700 years exactly, or 2070. Yeah, yeah, 2070. Okay, so if you're a— you've never heard any of this stuff before, it's the biggest coincidence you could think of that exactly 2070 years later, which I'm sure in itself is like some sort of meaning, right? 2070 years.

Oh, it's— yeah, it's 2 and 7 in numerology is 9, and, um, in numerology 9 is the number of endings, um, in the same way that Trump was the 45th president. Um, 4 plus 5 is 9. Um, and you know, one of the major predictive programming things, which we'll go into in a sec, is a series of books written by a guy named Ingersoll Lockwood at the, um, turn of the 20th century, one called Baron Trump's Marvelous Underground Journey and another book called The Last President, which both have a bunch of Eerily similar characters. Uh, the Don— Barron Trump is actually— the name Barron is actually a title. He's the Barron Trump, um, which is also important because Caesar— all the, all the emperors after Caesar referred to themselves as Caesar. So in a way, they were playing the role of Caesar, using his authority from beyond the grave to rule, um, in a way resurrecting him. His influence. Um, oh, looks like we're getting hit by that, uh, that hurricane. I knew it was, uh, supposed to hit us. Wow.

Um, shouldn't affect the audio too much. Um, might just be a bit spooky. Fun. I love storms.

Yeah, that's dope. Um, so, so why The storm, uh, that's one of Trump's, uh, famous lines and hugely important in the, uh, the QAnon predictive programming is, uh, storm is coming. Yeah, the storm is coming. What storm, Mr. President?

You'll see, you'll see. Yeah, you'll like this next part. But why is that happening? It's, it's, it's impossible to believe that the people that are planning— let's say it was a planned event, insurrection, whatever— Uh, why have they been influenced by these forces of the reality that we're in for that to happen on that day? Because it's not like, you know, it's, it's something beyond people's conscious. You know, they're fulfilling their role of these events, they're pursuing their own little piece, which at a macro level is following these— like, what, what influences are making this happen on those days? Do you understand my question?

Yeah, yeah, yeah.

Um, so it's, uh, simulation-wise, right?

Yeah, yeah. So there's, there's a couple different aspects here. I think, I think mainly the, you know, the, the most popular question is always, you know, how could all these things be planned? You know, it's, it's beyond comprehension that they would coordinate something like this on a date and, you know, it would represent the a similar time as in the, the Roman Empire. Um, and, uh, it, it has to do with chaos magic. Um, so it actually is, um, they have a phrase in, in the, um, that the Freemasons use in some of their logos, which is Latin for, um, order out of chaos. So the idea is that they create chaos, and through chaos they disrupt, they create the, basically the opportunity to implement a pre-planned solution. Um, so this also works in, um, one example of this, of, of, uh, of an author or an influential person who talks about this is Alan Moore. Who's a comic book author, and, and a— he says, yeah, I'm a ceremonial magician, a student of Crowley, um, Aleister Crowley, who's one of the most prolific English magicians of, of all time. And he basically says all magic, or all art, is essentially chaos magic because it affects the mass consciousness of humanity. It creates Um, you know, it causes things to happen because it has affected people's consciousness. So the stories that you tell a civilization end up affecting the way that they perceive situations, how they look, what archetype they're looking for in a leader. For instance, the stories of Julius Caesar, you know, the, the cornerstone of the Roman Republic that has you know, in some way or form, you know, still exists to this day. Um, and you know, everyone in this culture, in Western culture, you know, most have a very favorable opinion of Caesar in the way he's a role model. And there's certain archetypes to this role model. He is anti-establishment, he goes against the government, he's voted out of power but has the backing of the people, so he's able to win. He is then killed by the government. Um, then his adopted son uses that power vacuum to actually form an empire, consolidate all power under his control, make himself Caesar Augustus, um, and kind of rule by his authority from beyond the grave. Um, and— oh nice, there's a rat right there.

Um, We're in like a— what would you call this— tiki hut thing. There's a few rats that, uh, made their home here. It's okay, they won't bother us.

Yeah, a couple of audience members, um, came to listen. But yeah, this is some nice rain going on the rooftop here as well.

So because those ideas have been implanted in the mass consciousness, we all learn about you know, Caesar in history class is one of the classic Roman, uh, Roman rulers that you hear about. With the more people thinking about a thing and these archetypes and these energetic signatures, these pendulums, these characters— and really it relates to what myth is. Mythology, uh, myths are repeated classic human experiences of archetypes, of heroes. Where the hero has to go out and slay the dragon, saves the princess, brings her back, and the village lives happily ever after. There's something— the reason those stories are popular is because they resonate with the human soul. And I think that there's a way to manipulate those inherent knowings of what those stories are with all these people that do this predictive programming. Which leads to, if I understand it correctly, the more people thinking about a thing increases the chances of that thing happening in the reality.

Yeah, and it, um, it allows it, uh, that chaos, that where they don't have direct control, they have just had— basically they put out a rudder into, you know, the sea of consciousness, and they are able to slice off a certain amount of people and, and change their direction using a certain narrative or, or, you know, set of archetypes. The reason I bring up Alan Moore is because that same Chaos Magician, he wrote a comic book called V for Vendetta. And in V for Vendetta, it's set in— I believe, uh, technically it's set in, uh, at least the movie, which is which came out in 2006. It was directed by the same people who directed The Matrix, um, which of course, you know, had predictive programming in that as well. It's a 1990 movie— 1999 movie that had Neo's ID expire on 9/11/2001. Um, nice timing with the thunder. Um, but they directed this movie by Alan Moore, and in this movie— so they already have a history of Predictive programming, you know, major events. Um, in this movie, it's set in, I believe, 2027, so around the, uh, the same time. Um, and in that movie, it's set in the UK, and in the UK they have an authoritarian government that, uh, in the plot of the movie, you find out that the pandemic that they had recently was actually a government bioweapon that the government used to implement more authoritarian control over the population. Um, in response to that, the people follow an anonymous leader, a masked anonymous leader that goes by an alias using only one name. So it's, uh, the, the letter is a Q. Oh, I'm sorry. It's no, it's, it's V. It's V for Vendetta is the title of the movie. And the letter that the guy just goes by V.

Um, and if you don't understand that reference, Q is the fictional character that was leaking all of these, the storm is coming. Things that I guess got the boomers linked, that stuff.

Yeah, yeah, QAnon. I mean, it was a great time, don't get me wrong. It was a great narrative. Um, it was basically the idea that there was a leaker from the Trump administration on 4chan that was, you know, dropping hints about what was going to happen, um, and that the fact that Trump was going to arrest all these people, um, and it basically— it stopped posting right before Jan 7th, or it might have been immediately after, and then only restarted in like June or July of last year. And it came back and was like, 'Are you ready to serve your country again?' Like some great lines. Um, but basically the radicalization that came from QAnon, which was also enhanced by the, the arrest of Jeffrey Epstein, it gave so much power behind this QAnon movement. And I know because I was, you know, pretty dug in deep in the community at that point. I didn't vote for Trump in 2020 because, you know, I don't do politics like that. But, um, I was following along, so I know what parts it was able to predict. For instance, um, QAnon was able to make a post a month earlier where it references— it says, "No name will be in the news again." And "no name" is how they referred to John McCain, and that's also how Trump referred to John McCain was basically, you know, they call him No Name. Like, he doesn't— he just doesn't refer to him as his name. Um, he— Q was able to make a post exactly to the minute a month earlier of when John McCain was pronounced dead. And, you know, you could set the death arbitrarily of somebody to a specific minute, and that's exactly— so anyways, there was some, you know, there was some evidence that QAnon was an insider, um, which is what made it so intriguing. Yeah, but now looking back with V for Vendetta, it pretty much— it makes it pretty fucking obvious that, you know, this was just yet another, uh, little chaos magic ordeal, um, in order to manipulate the, um, the movements of people and that radicalization. Of course What would Jan 6 be without QAnon Shaman, without the guy with the fucking ox ears and the, and the face paint? Well, here's another interesting thing about Jan 6 is most of the main characters in Jan 6, for instance, Ashli Babbitt, the protester who was killed and shot, she was ex-military. The QAnon Shaman, he was ex-military. Ray Epps, the guy saying on Jan 5th, We need to go into the Capitol, into the Capitol. And you can see him at like the, the, the boundary fence, like whispering to somebody right before they start pushing down the boundary. Of course, he's been cleared by the mainstream media. He's the only— he's the only Jan Sixer they will show any mercy to whatsoever. Everybody else deserves to be in jail for life except for this guy.

Oh, got some rain coming through.

Oh wow, we're even getting, uh, yeah, we're getting down a full, uh, a full experience up here. That's great. Um, but yeah, so yeah, Jan 6 was just pre-programmed out the wazoo, you know, like V for Vendetta. You couldn't make up a better, you know, if you want to look at predictive programming. Yeah, it's literally like it, it happened perfectly. And I don't even think most of those people were conscious of what was going on. In the movie, there's a happy ending when they storm the Capitol. In reality, it was a huge honeypot they used to arrest, intimidate, and persecute anybody who was a Trump supporter. Basically made it— made you a social pariah.

Yeah. Um, yeah, there's so many similarities and link-ups and dates. And you just look at the— like, anyone can look up V for Vendetta. I'm sure a lot of people have watched it and then see the similarities there. It's like, at some point you have to be— I mean, either just so unconscious you don't even understand what's going on, never read into any of this stuff at all, or willingly ignorant that something is going on. It's not what— it's never what the media says, like point blank. I think everyone can admit that. But past that, all these coincidences, that there is something more than just, oh, this is the day-to-day events of the politics and it all happens naturally and XYZ.

And I think, I think one big, um, one big portion of having a healthy understanding of current events and, you know, how to not feed your energy into these, you know, entity current things that we were previously talking about, because ultimately that's what all of this is, is about getting humanity to worship idols so that way we don't, you know, think about the power structures that even though, you know, icons like Trump and Elon seem to be fighting against, you know, they really— if we were just able to, you know, inform everybody about the actual, you know, mechanics of how these things work, like central banking and, um, and different things like that, then, you know, we'd be able to do a much better job of counteracting it if we weren't spending all of our time you know, supporting Trump. Like, for instance, um, before the, uh, before 2020, I was wasting all my time reading QAnon posts and then raging about how, oh my God, Russiagate, it's so fake. Like, which is true, it was completely fake. But the thing is, um, the thing is, it was not productive for me to, to waste all my time, you know, all these stupid mainstream media. Oh, Trump will show them, he's gonna get them. Um, so I was just as bad as everyone else. You had QAnon, then you had BlueAnon, the people who, um, you know, bought into Russiagate and just hated Trump with all their heart. Um, you know, the people who supported Trump with all their heart and all their time was, you know, also were just as, um, unproductive. But, um, I think this, this brings us to a point I wrote down here. WWE where what really makes WWE convincing as a kid is you're like, like, what? How could this be scripted? I just watched this guy— I just watched Hulk Hogan smash The Rock on the backside of the head with a hammer and then take him to an ambulance, roll a chain around the ambulance, and then run into it with a semi-truck. Yeah, you're telling me that's fake? They, they're actually actors and they don't actually hate each other? That's ridiculous. I just watched them, you know, brutalize each other. And ultimately, that's what happens in politics, even in things that are intense, supposedly as intense as the Russiagate indictments, where, oh my God, he's, he's a traitor and he's getting indicted. He's indicted as president. What happened as a result of indictments? Or nothing. Or impeachment, rather. Nothing happened as a result of impeachment. He wasn't kicked out for that. And then what happened as a result of the— in the QAnon sphere, the big thing was supposed to be the John Durham report, which was an investigation into the Russiagate investigation. This was supposed to be the big thing. It's going to prove everybody was committing treason and then they're going to bring everyone down. The Durham report did show exactly how fake everything is from the, from the Steele dossier, which was funded by the— it was information funded by the Hillary Clinton campaign. Which was Oppo Research that she bought off the Republicans because they were trying to get rid of Trump. It did prove all that. The thing was, Durham purposely waited until after the statute of limitations were up to actually prosecute the people responsible and who brought— who broke laws. Therefore, look, there again, it's WWE. No one goes to jail. No one's hurt. It's just all to keep people on the edge of their seats. Just keep, keep people fucking guessing, keep people voting, keep people thinking that, um, you know, it matters, you know, what puppet is in office at the time. Um, and don't get me wrong, I think Trump plays a really cool character. Um, I think Musk plays a really cool character, but it's just, um, you know, it ultimately if you're worshiping these idols, it's less energy for yourself, and all it does is sell more tickets for WWE.

Um, yeah, it was— it's an interesting synchronicity because I have a tweet, it's in my drafts, I didn't post it, but this was 2 days ago, and I saw a WWE clip where someone was like betraying their father or something, or there was like a big thing like that. But it was very Shakespearean watching it, and it was acting, you know, they were acting out this role of like, oh, I'm sorry, Dad, but I have to do this. And then he like kills him, aka like clotheslines him into the ground or something. Uh, not that he actually died, but that kind of symbolism, uh, with acting and Shakespeare. And the tweet was something like, it's, it's beautiful how, uh, WWE is both like theater but also has parallels to American politics and like just the general Shakespearean, um, again, these like kind of myths and stories that resonate quite deeply. And you just mentioned to me before that Trump has been in WWE often.

Oh yeah, yeah, he was a huge part of WWE. Um, you know, he was in, he was in all types of episodes where I believe he even was like in fights sometimes in WWE.

Yep. Um, in a suit.

And, and yeah, I mean, like, you know, Hillary Clinton went to his wedding The Clintons went to his wedding, and even more specifically, the Clintons were actually— one of the things we learned in the WikiLeaks is the Clinton campaign actually were running what they called the Pied Piper strategy, where they were purposely trying to make Trump the front-runner because in their mind he was going to be less of a threat, and they believed that he would be the easiest one to beat, which, you know, could possibly be why they did it, um, or they could just be WWE just handing it off like, here you go. And, um, yeah, so there's some interesting things there. I mean, that just goes to show like some more WWE type stuff. But I'm glad you brought up Shakespeare because not only did Shakespeare write a play, Julius Caesar, um, which people— I'm not sure people fully grasp exactly how powerful Shakespeare was, because he didn't just write a series of plays that formed the— like we said, it's very important, the stories you tell a culture. English was a very young language when Shakespeare was around, um, to the point where, you know, people talk about Shakespeare making up hundreds of words that didn't exist in the English language beforehand. Um, so And in the days, in the early days of English, because English was, you know, there was French and Germanic and, you know, Old English and all these different influences that went into the modern, um, went into modern English. But it was solidified at this time of Shakespeare for two reasons. One, because of the works of Shakespeare, which they use, they would actually use it as a dictionary and a thesaurus and to check their grammar. So to know if you were writing proper English you just referred back to Shakespeare. Um, and, and so there was that, that aspect is why English like solidified as a language. And at the same time, under the same king, King James, they also wrote the King James Bible. Um, and what's interesting, there's a lot of disputes over who Shakespeare really was because the man that they say William Shakespeare was, was actually basically illiterate. He only even like gave his signature. You can look at was, you know, he couldn't write. His children were illiterate. And people were like, oh, they just say that because they just say that because they're elitists and they don't want to think that, they don't want to think that, you know, a poor person could write this. And it's like, no, actually we think this because there was a group of extremely intelligent occultists surrounding the king mainly the likes of Francis Bacon and the Rosicrucians, which represented the— basically the bearers of this ancient occult knowledge that was— the Roman Catholic Church basically monopolized it after they established Roman Catholicism as the state religion. They basically ran inquisitions against anybody who wasn't Catholic, forced them to convert. And then they would destroy any heretical documents. So any occult Hermetic philosophy, um, they would hunt the, the people down, they would hunt down the heretics, and they would kill them, and they'd destroy the, um, they destroy the documents and, and really monopolize them because they, they wouldn't destroy all of them, they toss them in the Vatican Archive. Um, but the Rosicrucians were basically the bearers of that knowledge and were a very powerful civilization or organization within England at the time of King James. Um, and what's really interesting is, is what, um, what made England such a powerful— because you basically had the Holy Roman Empire and then you had the British, which established themselves and became, you know, a dominant empire by their own right, and eventually you know, they were more powerful at one point than this old Catholic Empire. Um, and the reasoning is, among other things, is that they were able to break off and form their own religion. So they formed their own church, and what that allowed was it allowed for more diversity of thought, and occultists could start participating in the government and, you know, be able to share their knowledge and not be hunted down. Um, the, the last Catholic queen, Queen Mary, after Henry VIII, their father, her father had broken off from the Catholic Church in order to get divorced so he could hopefully have a son because he was marrying more and more wives and beheading them, whatever. So he broke off to be able to divorce. Um, never got a son. His daughter Mary ends up taking over. She was a Catholic still. She was the last Catholic queen of England. Then she dies and her sister Elizabeth I takes over, and she— her coronation date was not chosen on a Christian holiday like her predecessors to symbolize their breaking off from the Catholic Church. She actually had her personal astrologist and magician John Dee, um, pick the date based off of astrology. John Dee was very interesting because You know, we have this, uh, James Bond, which I believe there's just a James Bond movie recently. Um, James Bond, when it's 007, he works for the Queen in the spy agency. John Dee also signed his letters to the Queen 007 as a protection sigil, which basically the zeros would be like eyes watching, and then the 7, which is, you know, a protection number. But He would spy for the Queen, but not physically like James Bond. He would astral project, so he would use this— these occult techniques to leave his body and be, be able to spy for, uh, that way. So long story short, under, um, King James, they write the King James Bible, they translate it into English, which establishes English as a, um, you know, big language because now you can read the Bible in it. Um, and then they write Shakespeare, which Shakespeare combined with Shakespeare in the Bible, that founded the basis of British culture and philosophy. And on that basis, they were able to build out the empire, which they've always planned as an English-speaking world order, which is what we have right now. Which even though there's China and India, which both have huge languages of their own, which, you know, there are billions of people speak English is still spoken by 40 to 50% of both of them. So it's still by far the most prevalent language. And that's what makes it that you want to talk about, you want to talk about telling stories influences the programming of people's minds. The language that they use is far more powerful. And in, you know, cause people think in English, And in order to participate in the global economy, you have to speak English to some degree, or at least know someone who does. And lo and behold, this language was formed by John Dee, who basically, he had his own little language called— they refer to it as the Enochian language because he believed he was communicating with angels. He called it Anglican, or English. So like English, um, but you know, English, modern languages, is much different than Enochian. But I would venture a guess that what ended up being the Shakespearean English, Francis Bacon, you know, in being in the same vein and essentially a, a, um, you know, an apprentice or a, you know, a fire bearer of the same kind of ideologies that John Dee was, um a part of. I'm sure he integrated that into— oh yeah, long story short, Shakespeare and the Bible both translated by Francis Bacon and their little group of Rosicrucians. So very similar to how we have Hollywood and we have a certain, you know, we have people who say they direct movies or they write movies, but in reality, you know, there's scripts floating around, there's different groups that, you know, work together to write a script. It's not just one person. Um, and then, but there is, you know, they'll put one writer out in front and say, oh yeah, this guy is, is responsible for it. Um, in the same way, you know, they put Francis Bacon out and then Fran— as a representative of the Rosicrucians overall. And then even bigger than that, then they hide him behind Shakespeare and say it's actually a completely different guy. Um, but there is similarities between Shakespeare manuscripts and, um and the King James Bible, which, you know, shared symbols and stuff like that in the margins that are basically a direct dog whistle to let you know that the same people wrote both of them. Okay, so, so why I bring up Shakespeare and all that, um, is one of the major points of— another major point of King James's reign, you know, like I said Shakespeare being written, the Bible being translated to English. He also had what was known as the Dynamite Plot happened underneath him. So, um, for the English out there, I was— I talked to an English guy recently and he says this is still a popular thing where, you know, people say, remember, remember the 5th of November. Um, and yeah, so the basis of the Dynamite Plot is there's this guy Guy Fawkes, which you may recognize his mask the Guy Fawkes mask as being Anonymous, the, the, you know, the internet entity that basically was before QAnon, which QAnon himself is QAnon Anonymous. Um, that Guy Fawkes in this story, this dynamite plot which happened under King James, um, this Guy Fawkes guy was gonna blow up the, um, the Parliament building with a bunch of dynamite. And so basically they— luckily they caught him and they arrested him. And then King James used this as a reason to implement more authoritarian control, crack down on the powers of Parliament, and give more power to himself. So doesn't this sound very similar to— to what happened in, you know, what happened with Jan 6th? And to make— to make matters even better, It was made up. It was a story. All evidence points to it actually not happening. And him just using this as a false flag that was based off of a story that no doubt I would assume some of his writers, the Rosicrucian boys, were like, hey, we could write you up a great little story and then integrate it into the culture of the UK to this day. And then, oh yeah, then Alan Moore says, oh yeah, that's great. I'm going to write a— I'm going to write a story about that same concept being used in the future. And oh, look what happens. We have QAnon do the exact same fucking thing. And now we have yet another false flag that was used to implement more authoritarian control based off of it. And, you know, for all intents and purposes, they didn't want to— they didn't necessarily want a, a British world order. They wanted an English-speaking world order. And where's the capital of the English-speaking world order? Is right here. Um, and of course the parallels to Rome are all over the place. The land that Washington, D.C. was built on was originally called Rome. They, uh, Capitol Hill is, you know, based off of the, uh, you know, they had a Capitol Hill in Rome, the Seven Hills or whatever. Like, they, uh, you know, everything about the United States is to some degree based off of Rome. Um, you know, even down to copying the obelisk in front of the Vatican. And that, you know, that goes into the killing of the king ritual, which it's a, you know, it goes into a lot to explain it, but the concept is basically you have a killed king. So you kill your king like the Romans did with Caesar, you know, its own government stabbed him, but then to make up for it, they, all the leaders after him, in the— that came out of the power vacuum called themselves Caesar. They ruled by his authority, um, and they, you know, they throw up a, uh, they throw up an obelisk in his honor, um, and this goes back to a— to an ancient Egyptian myth about Osiris. Osiris was killed by Set, cut up into 14 pieces, um, they scattered the pieces. His wife Isis was able to find 13 of them put his body back together. Mostly the only part missing was his dick, so she made a golden cock for him, uh, impregnated herself with it, and then, um, created Horus, which essentially is not just the son of Osiris but also in a way a resurrection of Osiris. Um, then Osiris couldn't stay in the land of the living, so he would rule the underworld, and Horus would rule by his authority because he's a reincarnation of him in life over Earth. So the Egyptian pharaohs considered themselves— the previous dead pharaoh would represent, would basically become Osiris in death and rule over the underworld. And they, the new pharaoh, would rule by his authority on Earth as kind of a resurrection of him as Horus. And the obelisks would represent the cock of Osiris, which they had to artificially manufacture. And what do we have in the United States is we have George Washington's cock in the middle of the, in the middle of the Capitol, essentially. And, you know, so we have Washington, D.C., you know, as, you know, again referencing our first president, and basically by his authority By his— the great, you know, story of George Washington, by his authority, the government continues. What's interesting though is they didn't finish the Washington Monument until after the Civil War, after a president had been assassinated, Abraham Lincoln, the guy who reunited the country after the Civil War and basically, you know, gave— solidified the power of the federal government over the states. Where previous to the Civil War it was more up in the air. How much autonomy does each state necessarily have? Do they have the option of peacefully leaving the Union? And, you know, that was not a question anymore after the Civil War. They finished the Washington Monument after Abraham Lincoln's assassination. And it's the— at the time, the tallest human-made monument on the planet. Um, we now have, of course, um, we had then JFK, another, uh, assassinated president, this time by the CIA, the, um, you know, the, the most powerful entity in the country. Um, and then they renamed the Kennedy Space Center after him, which now they, they launched giant phallic objects off of. All the time. Um, and that, that basically led us to the space age, which we are today, which causes people to basically worship science and the government to some degree, especially scientists, um, rocket scientists like Elon Musk, for, um, for example. Um, but yeah, I, I kind of went off, uh, off track there, but, uh, yeah, no, that was Wholeheartedly on track.

It's— I mean, it's cycles within cycles. These things repeat over and over, and once you see the pattern, it's, it's really obvious, uh, what's going on. But I wanted to dive a little bit deeper into what words are, what letters are. It really does shape— like, if you have a higher vocabulary, you know more words, you have a larger control of the English language, and you have the skill to communicate better because you know a certain collection of sounds that, when organized in the right way, mean a different thing to someone else who also knows that word. So with the Shakespearean stuff, with the King James Bible, what is, what is a letter like isolated? It's a symbol. It's like, okay, an A goes like that, a B goes like that, it has a different meaning. That's like a sigil if you reduce it down to its ch— you know, before we had English letters, there were other alphabets made of other what we would think are random objects or random symbols, but they meant their own thing to that people and at that culture's point in time. But what the symbols do is they carry a certain meaning with them, a certain sound for the individual letters, and then individual words become coded with the information of that word. Like intense, you know what intense feels like, what it communicates, but it's only because those— if they were ordered in a different order, then it wouldn't make sense and it just wouldn't have the same effect. So that's— it's just really interesting how that functions, and I think I— it's something that I talk about quite consistently with being conscious of the language that you— is going into your brain, the language that you read, the words that you say, how you say them. All of that is magic. And how you spell— spelling— what's, you know, casting spells upon yourself and your surroundings in terms of the energetic signature that each word has. It— like, some people think I'm being pedantic, and maybe I am to some degree, but it's— I'm pedantic because I recognize where languages have come from, what they represent, and ultimately they're the root of, uh, all magic and all power.

Yeah, exactly correct. That's a great explanation of it. Um, and yeah, you know, spelling words is, you know, um, it is casting a spell. You can, um, like Alan Moore says, you know, all art is, is magic because it affects the consciousness. So when you, when you, you can evoke, you can completely change another person's state and change the whole outcome of their day just by telling them like, yo, I like your shirt. Um, or yeah, like, have you been hitting the gym? You look good. Completely changes their entire day just giving them one simple compliment. And conversely, you can also ruin their day by, you know, cussing them out for no reason or, you know, road raging at them, something like that.

Yeah.

And, you know, so apply that same idea, but think about— to go back to our previous parts of our conversation— but think of how much, you know, the TV that somebody goes home and watches for 3 hours, what impact that makes on them, what their favorite movie that they watch, what the, you know, if they go to the movies 4 times a year, if there's a consistent message and set of archetypes in each one, that's going to affect the way that they think about right and wrong, good and evil, especially if they have no religious background, so they don't have a basis for morality. Um, and, you know, I think it's most of the United States. But, uh, what's really interesting is Hollywood, um, Hollywood is named after holly wood, which is the type of wood that the Druids, the wizard class, of, um, the British Isles before the Roman invasion, um, that is the type of wood that they made their wands out of. So when you think of like Harry Potter type, you know, British wizards, you know, they're— that culture originated with the Druids. Um, that's kind of where, um, you know, all these, uh, English magicians like Aleister Crowley and, um, and Alan Moore, you know, in some ways that's where they kind of got the ideas for, um, you know, their little archetype of being a wizard. And yeah, if you make programming— if you make programming in Hollywood, TV programming, motion picture programming— that's just what the culture is going to be programmed by. And you can start influencing using a monopoly on money where Hollywood, you know, directors get 80,000 times the budget of anyone else. Because they have access to millions and millions of dollars, um, which is unique really anywhere in the world, um, which, you know, which is why, again, going back to why, why the US like dominates culture, Hollywood's a big part of it, um, and, and that had been, uh, you know, that had been a, a mission of Hollywood since its very inception was to kind of, um, transfer US culture over to other countries. And I think it's I think it's worked pretty well. But, but yeah, spelling and language, extremely important. And it is like, you know, it's the course, um, it's the core of the whole magic thing. It's how you influence, um, a population's way of thinking.

Yeah, that again, I made a video on it recently with how you can, similar to giving a compliment, if you give someone a bit of information or just open their their mind in a new perspective. But, oh, have you actually considered thinking about it like this? And then they'll consider that new idea which you've delivered to them, encoded with information and energy with a certain collection of words, and then that unlocks a whole new part of their mind and positively affects them for their entire life. That's— that is magic, you know, in the real sense of the word. But, um, how, how has that transition for you coming out of this obsession stage, uh, with Q, with all of the political stuff, what made you shift from that obsession and wasting your energy, really, to— I would say, and you would, you would agree— this much richer experience of life that you have now, um, with your new family and all the rest of it? Like, what was the transition? What what changed that trajectory and what is the difference in your life now that you're directing that energy for better purposes?

Uh, yeah, no, it, it definitely was, um, I mean, it really was Jan 6th that truly woke me up. Um, you know, going there, like I said, I didn't vote, so I wasn't, um, you know, I wasn't, wasn't that into politics where I was like, oh my God, this, I, you know, Trump is really the savior. I need to do everything I can to, you know, get him elected. I need to go vote. That wasn't, you know, I wasn't that confident in it. I was entertained by the spectacle, by the WWE. That was, you know, the extent of it. And I wanted to, you know, obviously I would have liked a much brighter narrative to play out. Maybe it's maybe a similar narrative will still, but it was basically going to Jan 6th, seeing like, wow, this whole thing from the beginning, this whole QAnon everything, this was literally V for Vendetta. They wrote a script and they implemented it and they executed on it perfectly. And now they, they took essentially a plot of a movie which was based off of a— originally a fake government false flag from the, you know, from the early British Empire, and they put a new spin on it and made it into an actual event And now that's now a historical event which they say, oh, remember Jan 6th, it's worse than 9/11. Um, they've done, you know, the exact same thing over again. Um, and anyways, basically seeing that, I was like, I was like, that, uh, yeah, it's just all, uh, it's all a little puppet show. And, um, because before that I was like, come on, could they have really made such a cool character like Donald Trump where he's so anti-establishment, and Hillary didn't even give a— she wasn't even prepared to give a concession speech when he won. No one thought he was gonna win, and he comes out of nowhere, and then the deep state— yeah, maybe he didn't do all the things he said he was gonna do, like arrest the— drain the swamp, but it was because the swamp was attacking him the whole time. Why didn't he kill his enemy? Why did— but he was really fighting his enemy, like Why didn't Hulk Hogan kill The Rock by smashing his head? Why didn't kill him? Oh, well, he tried hard. He tied him up in the ambulance, ran him over with the semi-truck. So basically, Jan 6th was, was where I was like, okay, this is 100% just a little— it's a little game they're playing to keep everybody involved in the, in the latest season of WWE. And from there on forward, I was like, you know, I just realized how much time and energy I was wasting, not even, you know, basically arguing about Trump or like wasting energy protecting him to other people. Like, oh, he's not a Russian agent, come on. Which is true. Like everything was, and that, and that's the great part about it is they do purposely egg you on with the media. They give a false narrative that, a lot of people believe, and they say, oh well, maybe you, you're, you can help out by, by arguing with all these people because you know the truth. And these, these people are never ready to, to know the truth anyways. They're not going to listen to you, and they're not going to. And for that matter, it doesn't fucking matter. Like, you know, you should be— why the hell are you arguing with your loved ones at Thanksgiving just so you can, but like, ride fucking Trump's cock so hard that, oh, come on guys, Trump's actually the good guy, blah blah blah. Yeah, yeah. Like, instead, you know, so many more relevant, uh, even just, you know, political topics that actually affect the life of people around you. Like, hey, local politics, like, especially this experimental injection, might not want to do it. It doesn't seem that effective. And the reality of the statistics on Uh, you know, the disease's danger to most age groups is, you know, it doesn't seem like we would even need it in the first place. Um, that's much more relevant.

Yeah.

Um, but again, you know, you can't let that completely control it— control you either. It's, you know, you don't want Dr. Fauci living rent-free in your brain. Yeah, I've got the, uh, uh I don't want to manifest it, so I won't say anything, but I got the, uh, I got the Sol Brah variant right now, which is positive side effects.

It makes you positive.

Yeah, positivity, um, 8-pack, um, your, your bench max goes up.

Uh, so you're done with Jan 6. What do you then do to make some positive momentum in your life happen?

Well, yeah, that's— I did, um, you know, I got into a serious relationship afterwards, and it, um, I really kind of, you know, I stopped, I stopped entertaining other things, and I kind of got rid of this. The other really effective part of the, you know, the QAnon type programming, and basically all political programming, is that I'm worshiping this idol, whether it be political, like, uh, you know, a— is there Joe Biden fans? I'm really not sure. But, you know, people that think that, oh, Biden taking over from Trump is going to save everything. Then you have the people that say, oh my God, if Trump— Trump needs to come back in to save us, um, and everything will be great if he can just get in again. Or Elon, if— oh man, Elon bought Twitter, now everything's all good, and he's just gonna, you know, he's gonna take me on his cock to Mars. And he's going to plug me into his little Neuralink, and I'm finally going to have an e-girlfriend. Um, and, uh, so there's all types of waiting, all, all types of this just over the hill to get you distracted. This, yeah, idea, this intellectual bait where, um, oh, I know so much about this person, it seems so likely that they're going to come in and save everyone. I don't need to do anything for myself because there's, you know, I just got to wait around and Good times are coming. Um, and, uh, so anyways, yeah, I, I, uh, I stopped kind of messing around and, um, and got in a long-term relationship, started really, um, you know, focusing on getting what I wanted, um, and, you know, getting, uh, getting set up in life and, and, you know, permanently moved down to Miami here, and, and, uh, which is, which was always a big goal of mine, and And, you know, started focusing on building an actual community where, you know, I can spread information and build, you know, meaningful ways of, you know, improving my life and other people's lives. And, you know, not just, not just shitposting about, you know, oh, Trump's gonna get 'em type stuff. So definitely more, you know, more energy to focus on your own life and building You know, I have a, I have a son now, which is dope. He's awesome. And, you know, I wouldn't have the, the energy to, you know, take care of him and stuff like that if I was, you know, such a Trump dick rider or, you know, QAnon aficionado anymore.

You mentioned this to me about becoming a father. I think it unlocks a new level of energy and also abundance because you're now spiritually and fiscally responsible for another being.

Yeah, I think that's, uh, it's definitely something I've noticed is, you know, um, is, is having a child is really— there's so many benefits. Like, people, you know, our culture is so— our death culture, it's so focused on depopulation and, and, you know, it's It's all by design, it's all eugenics culture. Where back in the day, back in the day of the early Rockefellers and Prescotts and the Nazi eugenics system, which the Rockefellers taught, the US industrialists actually taught Nazi Germany about eugenics. And they funded, for instance, the Rockefellers funded the Kaiser Wilhelm Institute for Eugenics in Germany. That's a fun fact. You can look up, but our culture is, is it's formed to make most people scared of having children. You know, they, you know, the, the line is, oh wow, I'm not going to be able to travel and think of how much money I'm going to have to spend on having a child. So much responsibility.

I can sleep in without a kid.

Yeah, yeah, exactly. You got, what is that? Who's that bitch? Chandler something. I forget what her name. She's like a 50-year-old washed up. Nasty looking bitch, but she's like, like posting her tits and being like, oh, look at me, I'm, I'm young, wild, and free at 60. I can travel to France. And you know, uh, yeah. And you know, God bless her. I hope, I hope she's happy. But, um, yeah, our whole culture is basically to turn people off from having kids. And, and you know, if not sterilized in that regard, actually physically sterilize yourself. You know, oh, I want to get I remember again, you know, um, when I was plugged into this culture, I remember thinking like, oh, when I get healthcare, the first thing I'm doing is I'm getting vasectomy and LASIK.

Really?

Yeah, that— and that was like, that was when I was like 21 years old or some shit like that. But, but I remember I was, I was bought into it too. I'm like, oh yeah, oh yeah, it's reversible, you know, a percentage of the time.

Um, it's also— I think red pill culture is relevant there. The red pill culture that young guys, uh, get sucked into— at one point I was reading it and, you know, yeah, digesting that information. And again, any information, any set of words, any ideology is gonna influence your worldview and therefore your actions and your goals and everything else. That's why you have to be careful what information you're taking in. The red pill ideology of women are bad, get a vasectomy so that you can never be on the hook for child support with some crazy lady that like steals your sperm or some stuff like this— the horror stories of yeah, this NBA player, uh, I mean, I'm sure this does happen. This NBA player had sex with this girl, used the condom, threw it in the trash, and then she got out of the trash and impregnated herself later. And now he has to pay child support for life. And it's like these horror stories, along with all of the other biological, uh, battle that is waged upon the youth and people in general in terms of plastics, endocrine disruptors, Yeah, and the sperm count's already plummeting, you know. Yep, yep. So even if everyone was like really, really trying, like, can't wait to have kids, I want to have kids soon, and, you know, doing all that, the sperm count is, is lowering day by day to the point where people aren't getting pregnant if they want to. And so I hope that in, in the content that I put out in general, uh, the, the aspect of getting your health in line and taking back your mind away from these toxic ideologies is— it's so important. And like encouraging other people around you to be healthy, because the people that focus on that and stay fertile really are going to be the people that inherit the Earth, uh, in the years to come. Uh, which— and you, you made the point with this, it's kind of a silver lining in this whole thing, is that the people that believe in this ridiculous ideology believe that the the, the, the oceans are rising and climate change is gonna— fires everywhere— and why would I ever bring a kid into this world? Okay, they're not gonna have kids. 40, 50 years, they're gonna die out. And then the people that do believe in truth, health, vitality, want to have kids, we're just going to take over.

Yeah, and I'm glad you bring that up, the climate change aspect, because that is a huge part of it, is, oh, this is my excuse for not having kids because the world can't support it, there's too many people. What's interesting is before, before they came up with the carbon dioxide thing as the reason for, as the reason for climate change, you know, basically this doomism, this climate doomism where, oh my God, the whole world's going to blow up, which is just the same apocalypse cult as people have always been running, which is, oh, the world's ending, the world's ending. They're just as religious as the guys that The end is nigh on the street. Climate protesters like, like, just stop oil. They're literally that. They're literally just as bad as the preacher. The end is nigh, except they're even worse because they're trying to piss you off and trying to get you to kill them, which is, you know, which is fun to see. You know, for instance, in Nevada, they tried it out in some tribal lands where the— it wasn't like Germany, it wasn't like Europe where the cops protect the protesters. Here, cops rolled up and blew right through their trailer, which half of them were chained to, so they're fucking getting whipped around and they're, oh, we're anti-violent, and the guy, fuck, on the ground, get on the ground, fucking stomps on him, which is just like— but that's again like me getting obsessed about that and then watching it for half an hour over and over again. Otherwise, you know, I admit I'm guilty once again of falling for the, falling for the loosh harvesting traps. But, um, funny thing about all the climate change is, is originally, so they had eugenics like I was talking about, which was the science of the day in the early '20s. So institutions like Planned Parenthood were originally founded by Margaret Sanger, whose goal was to depopulate the Black communities, where she specifically said, we're trying to reduce the, the population of Black communities. Using our little abortion and eugenics organization. She actually founded the organization with one of the previous heads of the US Eugenics Society. And then after World War II though, after they're like, yo, we gotta demonize the Nazis as much as possible, and now the brand of eugenics is really pretty down after the whole Nazi thing. We've gotta, we gotta, you know, we still want to get rid of the lower classes, the ruling class, that funded both sides of the war. But they said to themselves, you know, the brand is really bad, so we gotta, we gotta rebrand this shit. So instead they started saying, oh, um, you know how we were saying before, eugenics, we gotta get rid of the, the lower classes? We didn't really mean that. What we mean is that the world's going to be overpopulated. That's why we need to push birth control, abortions, all this stuff. And so they founded, instead of the Eugenics Society, now you had John Rockefeller III founded the Population Council. So the Population Council, who does he make the head of that? Oh, the ex-head of the American Eugenics Society. So run by the same people, and then they put out pamphlets, for instance, and if you want to say, oh well, population control, that's, you know, it's voluntary, it's much different than eugenics, and a lot of people don't know that there is 60,000 people sterilized against their will in California. During this time where science, where eugenics was the science TM of the time. And, and the science worshipers of the time, like people that are now, you know, treat everything that CNN tells you is true as gospel and anyone going against it is a lunatic, a heretic, um, they, they're the people of those times, they loved eugenics as well. Um, and but basically Instead of doing that, instead of forcibly sterilizing people, they have the Population Council. They start pushing these birth control methods. They come up with the pill. And but also they write pamphlets. For instance, the pamphlet of February of 1969 of the Population Council, there's a whole section on involuntary sterilization in which they talk about different methods to to sterilize a population against their will. Um, they talk about putting birth control in the water, um, and a few other, um, and a few other possible tactics. Um, and, and yeah, and then the Rockefeller Foundation did actually fund the development of an anti-fertility vaccine in the '80s, which you can also look up. Um, but long story short, they rebranded. They said, okay, now it's depopulation for because we're overpopulated and that's going to destroy the environment by the 2000s. Then they're like, okay, we're still— people are still not too hype about this whole depopulation thing. Let's say climate change now. Now it's because of carbon. So if we just reduce carbon, how do you reduce carbon? You have to use less energy by using less oil. And what does that do? It reduces the livelihood of a lot of people, makes life more expensive because everything every— especially even in today's age, when gas prices go up, the trucks that bring all you— all your food, the cost for them to come over goes up. So you end up inflating the price of everything through oil. Um, but, uh, but yeah, so now they say climate change instead, which ultimately it's just more depopulation. And you can listen to— I had a conversation with a guy who didn't even know that Bill Gates used to specifically talk about depopulation as the way to lower climate change, which is not supposed to be said anymore. They've kind of completely gone away from that. They— you'll never find, or at least I haven't seen, Bill Gates talk about that anymore. Um, and specifically said the best way to depopulate is to give out vaccines to the third world because the more kids that survive, the less that those mothers will make. They'll make less kids 'cause more of 'em survive, which is, you know, it seems like good logic on the outside. And maybe that is genuinely what he thinks. Given that his dad was the head of Planned Parenthood, the eugenics organization in Washington at one point, I think it's probably unlikely that he has good— I would say so, too. Intentions. But, uh, but yeah, I mean, that, it— that's great that you bring that up because the whole point of this, of the environmental doomism, has always been a rebrand of eugenics. Uh, they just couldn't say eugenics anymore, so they went overpopulation, then change that to climate change.

So at the end of the day, you are the carbon that they want to reduce. That's how to cut through all that climate change BS. But The thing about the oil, uh, I, I had an inkling and I'd seen a bit of information about this before, but when I tweeted about it recently, it was like everyone already knew, you know. It usually— when I raise these kinds of anti-narrative points, you get pushback from people, which is fine. That's— I— discussion of ideas should always have pushback. But, uh, this particular one where I said Uh, kind of getting the— I'm kind of thinking that maybe oil is not limited as they say that it is. And this narrative of it being fossil fuels, of oil being this, you know, over millions of years, the dinosaur fossils from, from, uh, hundreds and thousands of years ago ferment or break down, and that gives us the oil. And every time we use oil, we are burning up this limited amount of fossil fuels. And who is the, the greatest oil baron of, uh, American culture?

The recent, uh, Rockefeller.

Boom, there you go. So that narrative of everyone encoded in their brain, oh, I shouldn't use too much oil, or it's expensive, and this fake narrative of the supply being limited, I think it lends them a lot of power and money in a lot of situations. But yeah, from putting out this tweet, it was pretty much everyone saying, oh yeah, it's unlimited. It's like this other substance in the earth similar to water that naturally refills at a point that we could never— at our current levels of consumption, we could never burn through it, uh, to the point where we would ever run out. And there are scientists that have— I forget the names, but, uh, I'll link some in the show notes, or maybe you know as well. There are some scientists that have— they had these theories for years and years that, oh yeah, actually oil is not limited in any regard. And I don't want people to take this— that, uh, some of the pushback I got was, oh, well, you think we should just pollute the environment? No, I'm 100% for— 100% for cleaning up the environment. Having, you know, oil spills are terrible events that happen, and maybe they're on purpose in order to create a media cycle. That thought just occurred to me as well, to get people against, uh, oil. But oil in general, uh, if you— there is a way to have clean oil for the majority. And I think the trade-off of having a functional, um, cheaper society that benefits the people, the use of oil and like heats their home easily, that is by far like— if you're gonna negative and positive it, that's a much more valid, uh, direction to go in than cut all the oil, it's limited, you shouldn't use it at all. Because for what I've discovered recently is that it's a renewable resource, pretty much.

Yeah, I'm not, I'm not 100— that's one thing I haven't looked into much is like the reality of oil. But what I do know for a fact is that again, this whole climate change narrative, um, and this whole oil scarcity and oil being— oil usage being bad, um, and that we should limit and tax oil usage was actually put forward initially by these same people, by the Rockefellers, who not only were the core people behind allopathic medicine, which is our modern medical system, which people call Rockefeller medicine.

Yep.

They funded the first medical schools. They funded the Flexner Report, which basically got rid of all holistic medicine in the United States, replaced it with medical schools, which basically medical schools said, okay, forget all that. Holistic medicine, about diet, pharmaceutical, and all these things. Now use our petroleum-based products, antidepressants, these pills and everything. These will help you. That other stuff, changing your diet, exercise, sunlight, that stuff, it doesn't work. You need to focus. Yeah, you need to focus on what our white lab coat priests tell you. That's what you need. You need to worship Dr. Fauci. You don't need to worry about getting sunlight. That's bullshit, even though that is like the number— vitamin D, lacking vitamin D is, is like the biggest like indicator of being susceptible to COVID. Um, but which they denied and called misinformation, but now it's confirmed. But, um, but yeah, they, they came up with, uh, they came up with the whole climate change movement. One of the, one of the guys who— I think his name's Maurice something or the other He was an employee of a Canadian Rockefeller affiliate oil company, and then he started— he suddenly becomes the face of climate change and telling people, hey, we need to reduce carbon, we need to have a carbon tax, we need to, you know, have international treaties, we need to form a one-world government entity basically through these treaties to limit the use of oil. In all these countries. But what does it do when you limit the use of oil and you limit the new amount of drilling allowed and you limit the amount of companies? Is you just help out the monopolies more, which is how the Rockefellers initially gained their power, was they colluded with the railroads. The railroads gave them a discount on their oil. So you said, okay, um, all Rockefeller oil, all Standard Oil, you can put it on my railroad for free and deliver it. So it makes it now impossible to compete with them in price. They— the US government did eventually stop them, trust-busted them, and said, hey, it's illegal to collude like this, you're destroying competition. By the time the US government stepped in, Standard Oil had already bought up all their competitors because their competitors surrendered and sold themselves. So that's the beginnings of the oil monopoly. And then stuff like this where you're saying, and you think, oh my god, there's no way the oil companies are the ones that support climate change initiatives and stuff like that, carbon taxes. No, they're the ones fighting it. No, they love it because they— because, yeah, there's no— you can't, um, it's— it cuts down on competitors. There's no— you know, people don't want to, you know, give new drilling licenses and everything like that. So you're cutting down on competitors, and now there's, there's much less pressure from the entire— from an entire side of our political spectrum There's pressure now for no more US— no, don't drill anymore in the US, don't drill anymore. What, what's the result of that is we just get more from Saudi Arabia, which, you know, they give money to Islamic terrorists and they, you know, it's, it's just a, uh, it's hilarious. It just weakens our country and, and helps them keep the consolidation of their power. Um, so So yeah, that's— and, and now we see, if you wanted, you want to just go into Hawaii from this? Because this is, this is relevant. So, so people may have seen our little clip that we had shot a few weeks ago talking about the Hawaii situation, um, in which I said— and, and is still pretty much my, you know, in the conspiracy spheres, if you see like awakened people talking about Hawaii A lot of them, 80% of them just want to talk about lasers and they want to talk about blue paint and blue paint, you know, reflecting, not being, you know, absorbed by the laser so it doesn't explode. And they post the same screenshot of some article saying Oprah painted her roof blue, which I still haven't convert, you know, I haven't looked that up to see if that's an actual article. It doesn't necessarily look like it's— look like it's real, but maybe it could be. But regardless, is that's where all the energy is going. Is it's a directed energy weapon is what they're talking about, and their energy is being directed towards talking about bullshit that turns off 90% of people to think, oh no, these fucking Looney Tunes, they're just once again trying to make up some fake excuse about why this horrible tragedy happened. But there is On the other side, if you stop talking about lasers for one second, which there is actually government experiment— military is experimenting with directed energy weapons. So it's not to say that these things couldn't be true, but the fact of the matter is talking about them turns off 90% of the people when you should be talking about how they barricaded the roads and left all the cars and all the people in to die. They told everyone to stay home. They didn't turn on the emergency alarm system. They refused to use, uh, water to put out the fires. Um, so the government, in all those verifiable ways, they increase the suffering and destruction. Now the question is, why would they do that? And why would they do that is that there was previous plans. I believe I had stated, you know, it was just a year ago that they were talking about, you know, making, um, uh, making Maui into the ideal smart city type deal where everything is, um, everything is planned and all energy is, you know, renewable and you got, um, you got shared cars and everything. And AI governance was, was a big part of it as well. Um, but it was actually, I believe the article was from 2018 now that I looked it up. So it was, um, about 5 years ago, but the point still stands that essentially they're They did a controlled demolition. They caused as much suffering as possible to eliminate as many people as possible. And now they have, they have a clean slate to work with. Now they can rebuild it in whatever way they want. And the way that they want is to form a little utopia based on climate change, which they blame the fires on. Oh yeah, the fires were this bad because of climate change. Oh, also the, the electrical infrastructure was also super shitty. And also help the fire spread. So that's another verifiable thing that you could talk about and use to convince people that, you know, this was, you know, not 100% climate change was the, was the cause of it. Um, instead your energy is getting directed, um, into lasers. But, um, but yeah, you know, they have a, they've already have a plan for it, um, and they want it They want to blame climate change. They have their problem. They present you their solution, which is a smart city where everything's going to be tracked. And it's, um, it goes to this idea of technocracy, um, which is ruled by the experts, not democracy or community. Um, and Elon Musk's grandfather actually ran the Technocracy Party in, um, in Canada. He was arrested for running it, uh, during World War II because Canadian government thought it was a threat to them. But the idea of technocracy is rule by the experts. And also a big part of it is each bit of energy used by the civilization is tracked and portioned and rationed. And what do you need to do that? Carbon credits. That's the big thing. And of course, Musk also supports— he says, high time there was a carbon tax. So how— it's a question of how many of these false flag tragedies— where a false flag doesn't mean that people don't die, it's the reason they give for the loss of life that's false. Um, so stuff like this, they say, oh, it's climate change, and to fight climate change, don't worry, we got the solution. We're going to build a modern city that's completely, you know, carbon tracked and everything perfect in Maui, which ends up just having more authoritarian control, less freedom for the people. And then they can really, you know, they can really put down dissidents fast if they can cut you out of the— if you don't own a car, if you don't own a car because you can't afford to replace the battery on your Tesla every 5 years or to even buy a $40,000 car right off the bat. Then sorry, you can't use the roads, you can't go anywhere, and you're gonna use a ridesharing program. And if you do something bad, we're gonna cut you out of it, which they already do to political dissidents right now. They cut them out of Airbnb, they cut them out of Uber, etc., etc. They put them on, um, no-fly list. So it's already happening, um, but when they get what they really want, which is complete elimination of, of cars. I think in, in, uh, California right now there's already some ridiculous timeline, or Canada, there's some ridiculous time.

California, I think it's 2035, no more, no more, no more, uh, oil cars.

Um, yeah, so they're, they're just trying to, um, slowly form up a technocracy.

Yeah, slowly chip away at any freedom, uh, that you have, at which point it's like the The boiling frog in water analogy is that a frog won't notice that it's boiling until it's too late. Just slowly getting warmer, it's like, oh, this is pretty cozy. Like, maybe getting a little bit warm and then sweating a little bit later, and then suddenly you're, you're boiling alive, and you're boiled alive as the frog. This is what has happened for years now, most markedly with the COVID stuff. And like, that was like the real ramp up of all these authoritarian controls. Like, I think pre-that you could make the argument that most people were pretty free, like at least in Western societies. Post that, it was unequivocally the case to see that, oh, you didn't actually have the freedom that you thought you had. Or at least now they were finally like implementing a mechanism which decreased your freedom across the board. Couldn't leave your country.

Yeah. And even though most of, you know, there's no more lockdowns around the country right now, we're starting to see them try to bring back mask mandates and stuff like that. Currently. So, and I would predict that this winter we're going to see them try to bring it back as much as possible. Yeah. But the fact of the matter is, is there were long lasting effects. Like a lot of people are like, oh yeah, COVID's over now. I don't even want to talk about it, whatever. You know, there's no long-term effects. Their ability to censor and their apparatuses to censor information have increased dramatically. Even with, um, even with Musk, buying Twitter, they still, you know, he just handed over the reins of CEO to a WEF bitch who is gonna fucking, you know, she's running wild. I think, uh, August 25th was when, um, when she really started implementing some more shadow banning type stuff. Um, but, uh, so where does it go from here?

They're gonna try this winter, the election coming up comes back to mail-in ballots. They really want to have that— oh, you know, you got to stay home, stop the spread. Oh, you should mail in your vote. And oh, we discovered thousands of mail-in votes that we have to count now. Same playbook, they'll try it. You know, this— now that people are aware of the things, it doesn't mean that they won't do what's already proven to be effective in the past. It's whether or not the pushback from people— like, they'll try and recommend masks and things— it's whether or not the pushback from people is gonna be enough to be like enough people to vocally— like, I, I'm guilty of this as well. How many people with their local government, when these initial things were happening, even wrote an email to their local government? I know I didn't.

Like, if everyone ran away—

yeah, if everyone made a phone call at least, sent an email, rocked up at your local town hall to your representatives that were local to you, along with most of the majority of the town, guarantee that stuff doesn't get implemented. But because people let it— let someone else deal with it— and again, I didn't do anything either, not saying that I did— but if enough people do that at a macro scale, then this stuff doesn't happen. But it's whether or not you have the courage to be disliked be outside of the programmed majority and take the initial discomfort, or just roll over and take it. And to me, the discomfort from, you know, not wearing a mask at the micro level, some level of civil disobedience at a macro level, is infinitely better than the slow march into totalitarianism.

Yeah, there— that, uh, that's true. Um, and I think what's also important is like, is really it's, it's all about as long as you don't consent, you know, they have no problem, they have no power over you. So, you know, everything was ultimate, even, even all the negative things they did. Um, you know, like mandating, um, vaccines or whatever, it really was always It was always still a personal choice. They never actually forced a needle into your arm. And, um, so, you know, they, as long as you are informed and you know when it's time to put your foot down, you know, they can't, they can't affect you. And, you know, do I have faith that we could, you know, have a bunch of people come together and try and prevent them from implementing these things? Yeah, I mean, yeah, it could happen 100%, um, but I think it's just, uh, more practical to, you know, be a— be in a community of people who aren't going to put up with it and just aren't going to obey, um, and then just work together with them and, and take advantage of the situation in other ways. But, um, but yes, starting going forward, you know, long-term stuff, just to just so we can wrap this up. Um, the— ultimately, you know, we seem to be headed towards this technocracy transhumanist future. Um, and I think a big part of it, which was the other video that we talked about, uh, or the other video that we shot recently, was about UFOs. And that is truly what UFOs and like alien disclosure, for lack of a better term, is really going to be the ultimate revelation. Where the word apocalypse is just a Greek word for revelation. So when you talk about the world ending in an apocalypse, what you're talking about is something being revealed that is so powerful that ends the way that civilization currently operates. And I think that UFO disclosure, whatever, you know, narrative they end up giving to the people, is going to be the aspect that really changes everything. Um, and you know, right now we just saw one of the first congressional, um, hearings by a whistleblower that says, you know, he saw a, um, there was downed alien craft that the government has control over, and there's non-human bodies inside. Um, so we just saw that. There was also the National Press Club event, uh, with Steven Greer's Disclosure Project, which they had much more interesting whistleblowers, um, which spun much more interesting narratives, um, also around UFOs and stuff like that. Um, and Antarctica, which was probably my favorite one, where they talk about a, like, a basically a weapons platform in Antarctica, which has been predictively programmed in TV shows like Stargate, which, um, which had, uh, U.S. Air Force advisors helping them write some of the episodes and stuff. Um, but, but yeah, so UFOs are going to be huge. Um, ultimately what I think they're going to do is, um, in terms of predictive programming, there's a book written by Arthur C. Clarke called Childhood's End. And in that book, basically a benevolent race of, of aliens show up. They decloak their ships over major cities. Basically, by show of force, they disable, um, all the world's nuclear weapons to prevent a nuclear war. Um, they give Earth peace but at the cost of their freedom. So basically, you know, we don't have self-determination anymore. Everything is the aliens give us advanced technology, they expand our lifespan. Um, they basically take away all the reasons to live, like they take away all the challenges to life. Um, but what ends up happening is at one point humanity realizes, oh shit, we've all been sterilized. And that's it, childhood's end. Like, we have no more— there will be no more future human generations. Um, and I think that's likely going to be the scenario, is by the time they bring out aliens, it's not going to be an Independence Day, um, type alien invasion. It's going to be a benevolent group that does— they do use a fear aspect. For instance, um, going back to Alan Moore, same guy who wrote V for Vendetta, The Chaos Wizard. He also wrote a book, or comic book series, called The Watchmen, in which, um, one of the Watchmen superheroes, one of their superheroes, ends up deciding to fake an alien invasion using a biolo— a psychic biological entity that he genetically modified and created in order to kill a bunch of people in New York But the— because of that tragedy, because of that invasion, the world unites in a one-world government and it prevents nuclear war and, uh, obliteration. So that seems to be what they're going to end up doing with UFOs. And it's also going back to stuff learned from the WikiLeaks. There is actually a WikiLeaks email from the sixth man to walk on the moon, Edgar Mitchell, to John Podesta, in which he talks about how his contacts with the Galactic Federation, which has been talked about before— there's a whistleblower, the ex-head of the Israeli space, um, Israeli space program said that Trump and other world leaders were in contact with the Galactic Federation. Um, but anyways, he says his contacts within the Galactic Federation won't give us zero-point energy technology until we end all wars, um, on land and in space, uh, on the planet. So in order to end all wars, what do you need? You need one global government. And, and yeah, that's, that's essentially what I think the endgame is with UFOs. And it, um, and in a super technologically advanced UFO our alien-run civilization, you know, would most likely result in a transhumanist technocrat type situation, which is their endgame anyways. But it will be cool. There is going to be some really cool twists and turns. Like, for instance, you know, they're persecuting Trump right now. If I was to say, you know, this could all be completely wrong, but according to, you know, basically all the information I've been giving this whole podcast, this is the Coordination. If I— gun to my head, what do I think the most val— most likely situation is going to be going forward is that 2024 we have Pandemic 2, which follows this Dark Winter type simulation, which is a government simulation ran in 2001 where there's a bioterrorist attack, um, that results in a dark winter. And Biden and Fauci and all these people are saying dark winter for um, the last few years constantly. I think we go into a dark winter type situation. They try and run the whole pandemic op again. Then you have them, you know, try to violently get rid of Trump, whether or not we have a voting election or not. Um, there's, uh, every 4 years suddenly, um, you know, BLM pops up again and starts having riots. So I expect that again, except now This is following Purge predictive programming, which Donald— which Jared Kushner actually hired the PR guy, PR guy from the Purge movies into the Trump White House staff. Um, but anyways, the Purge movies, what were those about? It's about people putting on masks and facing no consequences for crime, which is exactly what we saw during the pandemic. They put on masks, they're able to commit crime. There's a lot of human psychology that goes on to putting a mask where it basically breaks you from your ego. You're more vulnerable to crowd psychology and stuff like that. So that's, that's a big portion of it. But there's going to be, I think, more riots as well, more unrest, to the point where people are going to be very, very, very desperate for order, for law and order, which is exactly what Trump always talks about. And whether or not they let voting go on like usual, you know, if they try and get rid of them in a ballot that, like, all these indictments have only pushed Trump's approval ratings higher and opened up his lead even more in the Republican primary because people love an underdog. That's exactly what made Trump important in the first place. And more than that, they're also thirsting for him because he was wiped off of all social media for so long, um, that him posting one tweet on Twitter now, all of a sudden, which I I think he's going to start doing more as, as the time comes, is, you know, it creates, uh, shockwaves. Um, so anyways, they're gonna go hard on him. I— he's gonna come out victorious one way or the other. Um, and I can foresee, you know, some civil war type activities, whether or not, like, um, it ends up with actual violence more than, you know, more than just decentralized type rioting type stuff. Um, you know, that remains to be seen.

I can see a reality where they murk Trump. I would never want that to happen, but they murk Trump, they therefore catapult his image just like they did with Caesar, and then people after call themselves Trump Johnson, and I am now the—

or Baron Trump.

Exactly.

Yeah, takes over. Yeah. What's interesting about the, the situation is it was Octavian Caesar Augustus, Caesar's adopted son, legally adopted son, that ended up becoming the new emperor, and he actually killed Caesar's blood son, Caesar's only blood son, Caesarion, the son of Caesar and Cleopatra in Egypt. Um, he actually went and killed that son in order to clear out any, um, any other people who could claim, you know, um, claim the throne essentially. Um, but yeah, you know, it, uh, that's, that's a possibility. I think it would happen much like with Caesar after he's taken power. And going back to— going back to actually both The Purge and, um, and the other predictive program we were talking about, The Last President. In The Last President, the, the re— the rich, powerful guy that has the heart of the common man and is opposed by the communists and happens to live on Fifth Avenue He wins, he's in power, he does one last good thing for the nation, and then the Capitol blows up and he, he dies, the Republic falls. So, so I could see a timeline like that where he ends up winning. We have a nice period of people like, yes, finally we have, you know, control over the government again. All these people are defeated. Defeated all the WWE bad guys, um, the World Economic Forum, the Clintons, Podesta, all these people. Um, and Trump could actually use— like I was talking about before, the reason he couldn't arrest Hillary initially is because there was no precedent set for it, so nobody would ever go along with it. But now that he himself has gotten— he's blaze the trail, now it's fair game to arrest your political opponents. And unlike him, they're actually guilty of basically every single thing they've accused Trump of. Either Hillary or Hunter Biden and the Biden family have actually been guilty of. So if he comes into power, if he ends up winning again, now he has the precedent set where he can, he can actually go through and arrest all of his political enemies and further create a bigger vacuum. Um, and here's the thing. So like I said, you know, going through the timeline, we have, um, we have Pandemic 2, Dark Winter, we have Purge timeline, BLM. Oh, plus the immigrants. The immigrants are going to add more fuel to the fire where our, um, our southern border has been wide open. Millions and millions of illegal immigrants now flooding every city from New York to Chicago. To the point where these liberal, um, these liberal cities which would previously, you know, even their leaders were saying, oh yeah, we welcome any, you know, we're a sanctuary city. Um, now they're saying, oh no, we send them back, like we don't have the resources for this. Um, so all those cities which were, um, hot spots for riots anyways, which now you can see they don't even need someone to die anymore. They don't need a George Floyd to die anymore to riot. They had in New York recently, just a streamer said, hey, I'm doing a meetup. Boom, riots. They're destroying cars, they're jumping on shit, they're assaulting police officers. In Chicago, they start having teen takeovers where they just on Facebook, hey everybody, let's go take over this block, rob the gas station, and, you know, destroy people's cars. They like attacked a couple, like beat up a woman. So they don't even need You don't need a big spectacle of police brutality. They were already trained for 3 years that rioting for any reason is— they're in the right and the cops are in the wrong. And, and what's really big is the Chicago mayor, uh, which is even worse than Beetlejuice, Lori Lightfoot, that they got rid of. He, um, he's even worse. He's literally like, no, he's like, the news needs to stop covering these, these, uh, these they're just teens, they're just rambunctious teens, uh, there's no reason to criticize them. Which is like, bro, you've got the biggest murder rates in the nation, like, your fucking people are dying left and right and you're not— you don't even have the courage to tell them to stop. Um, so imagine that type of BLM lockdown stuff with a second round of lockdowns in these liberal cities added on top of it, the crazy inflation and everything, because at least the economy was somewhat decent during COVID still, and the stock market was still up, there's stimmies flowing. Um, now with inflation up, shit's already bad enough. Uh, it, you know, the— and the looting is getting only worse and worse in places like California. They're just robbing places for the coordinated 50 people. They rob the Nordstrom for $300K and nobody can do shit about it. Um, So imagine that on an uncontrolled basis, on a BLM George Floyd, uh, maximum power situation. Um, it'll be insane. So that— I foresee that type of thing going on as, uh, along with the election year. Um, and then I foresee Trump, um, you know, coming back into power. He becomes the last president, he does some good things, uh, people are really believed finally. And I think he might even come in. Uh, the Israeli guy said that Trump was in personal contact with the Galactic Federation. Trump did start the Space Force and did also initiate the first audit of the Pentagon, which they had never undergone an audit before. They, they've now 5 years in a row have said, oh, uh, no, we can't give you any data whatsoever. We're just, you know, we're missing a ton of money. Sorry, we I just can't help you. Um, but eventually, you know, the truth is going to have to come out in that regard, that we have a whole breakaway civilization government where they have super advanced technology they're not telling anybody about, um, and they've been in contact with aliens in the Galactic Federation for so long. And I think Trump might come in, and it's always been rumored in the Q circles and the really woo-woo stuff that, oh yeah, the Galactic Federation is is on our side as well, and they're going to help Trump like take over and cleanse the government. Um, so I think whatever, if he— whether he comes back into power via voting and stuff like that or not, um, you know, or he needs the help of aliens, one of those two things is gonna play in as well. Um, and yeah, that's— yeah, gun to my head, that's That's what I think is going to happen. So it's going to seem really dope, um, and in some ways it will be. It will be, uh, you know, after a bunch of, you know, disruption and, uh, chaos, there will be order, and it'll be the dopest order you've ever seen. Um, but it will still be, you know, a one-world government and technocracy and transhumanism. People will be plugging in Neuralink left and right. Because they can't find, you know, purpose in real life. But go ahead.

So closing statements for that, I think it's important to reiterate what we've said before, is that regardless of you knowing likely what's going to happen, knowing the real motivations for these things, it can be pretty disheartening and scary. However, The power and your responsibility lies in you choosing to be optimistic regardless and know this stuff, be aware of it so that you are cognizant of the tricks that they try to pull on you. Don't let it doom you, don't let it negatively scare you off your goals, your intentions, what you want to build. There is still so much beauty and happiness to be had in any situation, let alone the fact still that we can live our lives majority in a free way, creating, making relationships, building families, building communities. Like, that's still all very possible even with all this stuff happening. And their greatest tool that they want to happen is for you to know all this curl up in a ball and let it happen. They've won then. They don't even have to implement the things. You're, you're just so scared that, you know, it's, it's, it's not even worth it. And that is absolutely the wrong mentality to take away from, uh, the information that Drew has, has given to you all. And I would hope that, you know, you take all this on board but you still transmute it into this warrior wizard energy moving forward and still doing as much good as possible in life in every aspect.

Yeah, I, I think to— on the same note, just like you were saying and what we've talked about before, it's equally as damaging to know all this type of stuff and then just wait around for something, for a savior and for good things to happen to you. Um, it's just as bad to, you know, know all these things and roll up in a ball because, you know, you think there's no hope. In reality, the ruling class has no power over you unless you consent. That's one of the, the karmic laws that have always applied. Um, and I think good ways to, you know, utilize that is, you know, obviously examples like we've given before where, you know, you don't consent to their little injections, which they try every single possible piece of pressure they could use to do it except physical coercion. Um, they still make you pull the trigger yourself. Um, knowing to stand your ground on things like that, that's big, important. That's one actual good use case. Knowing of opportunities like, for instance, um, like Bitcoin and crypto, I still think is, is been a great, uh, thing to get into just because it, you know, it gives you more resources to continue on, you know, and yeah, it could also be made by the NSA, CIA. I think it likely is. But the matter— fact of the matter is you're also just using blood, blood money, petrodollars to, to get what you want anyways as well. So at some point you're going to— it's just knowing where things are going and, and moving yourself to where there's advantages because there's advantages and disadvantages of every situation. Some people use the pandemic and built their business you know, into new heights. Other people, their, their business that they had at the time was obviously destroyed, and that's horrible. But there's advantages and disadvantages to every situation. If you're informed enough to know exactly what's going on, you can position yourself positively, um, and, you know, you can, you can move out of certain places that are looking like they're going to go into more chaos. Like if you're in Chicago, LA, Chicago, LA, New York, I would say leave as soon as possible. If you like, if you didn't learn that through the pandemic, that you shouldn't be there and that the governments hate you and are going to do everything to make your life miserable at the drop of a hat as long as it gives them more power, I don't know what to say to you because they made it as clear as possible. But in those ways, you know, there is, you know, there's there's things you can do to make your life more pleasant. You can move to a better place where there's better government. Um, you know, if you want to, uh, not to say it's not noble to try and stick around and change things, uh, that's fine. But you know, it's, uh, you just gotta— people, all people of the past, yeah, all people of the past, you know, their whole reason my ancestors moved to America is because there was disarray in Europe. There was wars in Poland and there was, you know, poverty in Malta and, you know, there was famine in Scotland. So you have to move to— sometimes it's scary and you do have to move. You have to just go where the opportunity is. And, and yet ultimately you just got to remember the power is all yourself. Um, don't consent. And, um, you know, you can use this information productively and position yourself. You know, don't give all your energy to worshiping idols and, you know, jerking yourself off about QAnon and Russiagate. Um, and, uh, instead use it to use that energy to think about what you want to accomplish in life and the type of life that you want to live and, and the best ways to make that happen. I think that's, yeah, a good closing there.

Everything is going to work out perfectly. And, uh, thank you for listening, everyone at home. To Drew Tang, that was a couple of hours of incredible information. Thank you for joining me once again on the Soulcast.

Awesome. I'm glad to have the title of, uh, the threefer, the only threefer in the game. Let's go.

Thank you all at home. Goodbye.