Speaker 0 (0s): Well welcome everybody. The TrueLife podcast, I'm here with Mike from the east coast. I'm over here in Hawaii is most people know. And why don't you tell people about yourself, Mike?

Speaker 1 (11s): So I'm in Florida. I think you said we're like five hour difference between the two of us. I, I guess I, I was in the military. I did about four years in the air force. I got out, I had a couple of jobs working as a manager. My last job, I was a, a logistics manager for a bio decontamination company. So I did all like the shipping and receiving and some of the decontamination work for them kind of got to do a couple of jobs with them.

So in the military, my, my job was public health. So I did a lot of communicable disease management and stuff like that. So between the military and, and the civilian sector, I probably have about six years of experience kind of working in the public health realm, always been kind of into, I don't want to say conspiracy theory, but stuff that, you know, people, a lot of other people, I think just kind of brush off like that, that would never happen.

Kinda got, you know, always, always been, been big into that then decided to make just a YouTube channel just to start putting my thoughts out there. It wasn't something that, you know, I was like, I guess I'm not super serious about it. It was just kind of more of a place for me to vent and get some of my thoughts out. Cause I moved from Maryland about a year ago and I don't have any friends or anything like that out here. So it was just another way for me to, you know, meet people online and just kind of have like a, a new community if you will.

So that's kind of where I'm at right now. So

Speaker 0 (1m 53s): Yeah, I agree with you. I, you know, I think the word conspiracy gets a bad rap. You know, when you think of conspiracy, you just think about a couple of people getting together, trying to solve some problems or make something happen. And that, that happens every day. Yeah. You know, and I, I think the same way, I think it's better to think of. I wish people would, instead of thinking of the word conspiracy, I wish they would think of it as critical thinking. Yeah. You know, you should, you should question everything. And I think that that's where we're a lot of like on that and that being said, let's dive into what we got going on here, man.

There's so much going on in the world today. And I'm just curious, but in Florida, at least where I'm at in Florida, it seems that with DeSantis, you guys have a lot more rights and a lot more freedom, but what are some of the things you see over there that maybe the rest of the world isn't seen?

Speaker 1 (2m 44s): I just think it's the, I think it's a big, you know, it's what the Santas and how he he's just it's he seems like he's very, he leaves sorry about that. He leaves things up to the individual, what they want to do. He does have, you know, some, you know, he got, he does give some power to companies and stuff like that, that they can put, you know, different rules up that they want to, you know, try and enforce, but it's really up to the individual if they want to actually follow them or not.

And he's not forcing you to go in there either way, which I kinda like. So I would say that the majority of people here, you don't see a lot of people wearing masks, but there are still, obviously some people that still want to do that type of thing for whatever reason. And I've kind of noticed certain, certain establishments you'll have a lot of people that actually wear the mask. Like a good one is like Starbucks. It seems like everybody in Starbucks wears a mask. I don't know if that's like a millennial like type thing or, you know, but for the most part, nobody really wears them out here.

So it's kind of nice. Yeah.

Speaker 0 (3m 56s): I have a, one of my hallucinations is that it's, there's a big push for the insurance companies. I think that they're running a big part of the campaign. I, you know, how else did they get away from the liability? Now they're trying to force corporations and they're trying to force all these people to get these man or mandate these vaccines. And they're not even vaccines. I'm going to call them that we're going to this gene therapy or this experiment and the way, you know, the only way for them to get away from the liability is for you to sign off on the liability when you're forced to get that.

And they're, they're not technically forcing you, but they are putting economic sanctions and making your life difficult. If you, don't not to mention the social pressures of trying to put on vulnerable people. And so I think that that's one end of it. I, what are some of your thoughts on, on what this thing is and what's going on? And

Speaker 1 (4m 46s): I think it's, I think it's a chain of different things. So I think that part of it has to do with this build back better. And this whole agenda of trying to collapse our economy, they know that they can't usher in, you know, a new currency or anything like that. If they don't bring this one down. And so you start to see a lot of the things that they're doing and you're thinking to yourself, like, there's no way that they're that stupid.

You know what I mean? Like they're right. They know what they're doing. And there's no way that they, like, they know that this is going to hurt our economy. They know it's going to hurt the transportation industry and all these different industries that we rely on. And for them to, to be doing this it's it has to be orchestrated. So I think that's part of it. I think part of it has to do with the economy. I do think that whatever's in this, there's something nefarious to it because if you look at the amount of deaths, I think the last time I saw bears, it was like somewhere close to 20,000 deaths.

They're saying that, you know, only about 1% is, is actually reported because these doctors they're so busy, they don't have time to fill out these, these long reports, all the people that are having side effects. So that number has got to be a lot higher than it is, even if it's, if it's not 1% and it's some other number, just the fact that even if we, we hold them at their word and they say that it is 20,000, that's way too many people from, from something that's only been out a year. So I think that's part of it.

I think there's something in it. I don't know what it is. It could be, you know, people have said graphene oxide, you know, it could be tracking software who knows, but I think that's a big part of it. But yeah, I would say those are the two big things for me that I think that, that they're trying to push. If you have to use doughnuts and pizza and marijuana and stuff like that, methadone, not that I'm against marijuana, but you know, those types of things to push something that it's not that it's not that great.

Let's just put it that way.

Speaker 0 (7m 0s): I would agree. I, you know, there's a, there's a great book that I, I did a, a show on it's called a Connectography by Dr. and he talks quite a bit about this book was written, I think in like 2013. And it really gets into the world of supply chains and he has he's he's part of the world economic forum. And I would, when we say they, I would define the world economic forum as they, as well as some other political leaders, some old money families from central banks.

So when we say they that's, that's the day that I'm talking about in that particular book, that he really dives into supply chains. And he really explodes the idea that the world we live in today is nation states. In fact, he has a great quote that says, if you were born before 1965, you live in 1950. And if you were born after that, you live in 2010. So, so many of us have these ideas that we live in the, you know, the 50 continuous states and, you know, the United States is just for America.

Like, and that's why so many of us look at the politics that we have today. And they don't make sense. Like where's all the money. The fact is we are a corporation the same way that China is a corporation. And if you look at around the world, there's all these special economic zones and non-governmental organizations, and this is the new paradigm in which we already live. So I would agree with you when I say, when you say that this is sort of a slow motion, controlled demolition, it's kind of like tower seven, you know what I mean?

And they ha they have to have this distraction. Otherwise they could look guilty. And they, as far as the shots, I think that there's all those things going on. I think it's a, it's a phenomenal experiment and science and there's, there's three different shots. So there's probably three different experiments going on. Right. And I think it's a dark time for, for us. I think there's so many similarities to world war two. You know, you look at, you know, it used to be Wernher Von Braun in the thirties. That was the greatest rocket scientist of our time.

He created military technology today. We have Elon Musk, the greatest rocket scientist of our time. And, you know, th that's what those satellites he's building are. Those are military technology, without a doubt, you had Dr. Mengele back then doing experience on Jews today. We have Dr. Fowchee, right? I mean, there's, there's so many similarities and it's, it's globalism versus nationalism. And it's in some, in some ways like, I it's, it scares me because I see people I love that are vulnerable and they fall victim to the, to the media, which is powerful.

You know, there's so much social pressure on people to conform and threatening, to take away your ability to see your family and God for, you know, anybody who's had a brush with death is now vulnerable or they're at risk. And yeah, it's, it's, it's kind of a, it's crazy to think about, you know, and I'm just wondering, like, what, what do you think you see coming down the pipe, are things going to continue this way? Or is it going to be sort of a higher pushback? Or what do you see happening?

Speaker 1 (10m 10s): I just think that it's gonna like, so here in the us, you know, we're in a little different than Europe in Australia and you know, these other countries and that we certainly haven't been as tyrannical, I guess you could say with some of our lockdowns and our mandates and stuff. Right. But that's kind of how it's always been where we slowly roll stuff out. We, I think at the end of the day, they know that we're armed. We aren't going to go down on our knees. And I think that if they think that if they slowly roll stuff out, that will like slowly chip away at us, and that will start to fold whatever you want to say.

I don't think that's the case. I think that what's coming down the pipeline is the COVID passports. I think that the passports are going to have way more than just your vaccination status on them. I think that they they're going to have your social credit score. They're going to have everything that you could possibly think of on this, whatever you want to call it, digital passport. And I think that they're going to use that to remove you from society. I don't know if you saw a New York that they're trying to vote on some bill that basically they can do whatever they want.

Like I forgot actually. I think I brought it up. Okay. One second. Sure. Pull this over here. So it says New York legislation provides for indefinite detention of un-vaccinated at governor's whim. And basically it's a bill that would grant permission to remove and detain cases, contacts, carriers, or anyone suspected of presenting a significant threat to public health and remove them from public life and an indefinite basis.

That's wild. Yeah. That's that's insanity. I can't even believe that we're even talking about that right now. Like I can have the sniffles and there'll be like, oh, he's got COVID and like throw them in quarantine. Like, Ugh, wow, New York has fallen. New York and California are completely, they're just psychopaths. They're just, they've lost their minds.

Speaker 0 (12m 20s): They are, they, you know, in that same book, Connectography he talks about the future being city states. And he talks about the China model. Not so much the communism we think about today, but the Chinese model being each, each city is an experiment and each city has its own police force, its own rules. And the governor is like the president. They have their own judges. And if you look at it from that angle, you can see California being that you can see New York being the test ground.

And it, if you just think about it, logically of falls together, they're purposely bringing down real estate value. It's called real estate acquisition, right? They're going to buy the best real estate in the world for pennies on the dollar they're bringing in homeless people. They're making it unbearable there for a reason because they want to make that the new smart cities. I think that there's plenty of, I don't know if it's Google or Microsoft or Schmidt or gates, but that they're buying up property there. You know, like it's going out of style for pennies on the dollar.

My parents live in California. There's some pretty draconian laws there as well, where people that live in distressed homes. Once if you live in a distressed home, when you sell it, the government gets first dibs on it. You know, so you or me as an individual, we can't even touch those properties unless the government at least puts a bid on it first. So I agree. I think that what you're seeing is a, a push towards technocracy and it's, you know, by hook or crook, they're there, they've got too much money invested and they're coming for it.

Speaker 1 (13m 51s): Yeah. I mean, I always, I don't know what your, what your status is on, on certain things, but I know that for me and I don't get into religion cause I hate religion as it is by itself. But I, I do believe in a lot of the things that, you know, the Bible and it's just, it's interesting at the very least, whether you're Christian, whether you're not, whether you're atheist, just to think that there was a book that told about a lot of this stuff that's happening and now it's all of a sudden it's happening.

That at the very least, it's ironic. It's very, you know, it's coincidental, you know what I mean? So I don't know. It's just this whole, like not being able to buy and sell. And we're certainly not to the point there where everybody can't do that, but when you already see some other places that are actually doing that and trying to enforce that, that's just crazy to me to think that a book was written 2000 years ago and they somehow knew that it's kind of crazy to me. So I always throw that out there again.

It's I'm not really big with religion. I don't, but you know,

Speaker 0 (14m 59s): I think that, I think that in order to be successful in life, you have to believe in something higher than you in otherwise, people that don't believe that there's a higher power, they have no connection. Like it's the death of spirituality that leaves a hole for these people to fill and they're there. They are going out of their way to destroy spirituality. They can't move forward. If people believe in nature, if they believe in God, you know, be it all or Buddha or Jesus, you know, whatever spiritual power you believe in is, is like a placeholder for humanity.

I mean, it's what brings us together. And there's a thirst in the soul for it. And people are desperately trying to get rid of it because you can't bring in, you know, the algorithm is God it's, you could argue that what's happening is they're trying to build a new religion. Yeah.

Speaker 1 (15m 51s): I think it's really the it's, it's a ushering of transhumanism. It's merging machine with man thinking that, you know, technology and AI and you know, all that can, can replace religion. It can replace God or whoever, you know, whatever you believe in. And that, you know, we are God's and we're not, you know, where the human race is as a whole is pretty.

It's pretty disgusting if you ask me, I mean, the things that we do to, to other people and to, to other countries and, you know, we, we go in and we destabilize other countries and yeah. You know, then you just throw in like the trafficking and everything like that. I don't think that that that's the majority. I don't think that the majority of people are like that. But you know, when you look at humans and how we've destroyed the earth and stuff like that, and again, I'm not pushing climate change because I don't believe in climate change, but certainly we've, you know, trashed the earth with, you know, littering and, you know, oil spills and all this other stuff.

And it's just, it's kind of sad. I don't know. What's

Speaker 0 (16m 59s): Yeah. It seems like I would think that the majority of people are like us and the people doing most of the polluting are doing it in our name. Yeah. You know, I think everybody I talked to, regardless of what side of the aisle they're on or what their beliefs are like, you know, everybody loves the earth. And in fact, it's that it's that particular paradigm that they're trying to explore it. Like they know everybody like, well, what more could you ask for people to unite around than saving the earth? It's a beautiful idea. But the problem with it is it's, it's like a Trojan horse.

You know, I'll give you an example in Greece where they have been utterly destroyed, their economy has been ruined. You know, they're already bringing in like the private firefighters and the private, you know, the privatization of everything, which is on its way here. And in Greece, they had huge forest fire and they brought in their private firefighters and they, they fought the fire for free. But then they told the people from Greece that, Hey, look, we're going to hit, we're going to go ahead and visit because we fought this for free. You owe us this much money. We're going to go ahead and plant our special Monsanto, you know, special trees here that grow really fast.

And then we're going to own all these resources and we're going to offset it with carbon know. I think they call it greenwashing. So they tell you the story about how beautiful global warming is. And then they come in and they use all the resources for themselves. And if more people understood that they would understand that, yeah, we all love the earth and we all want it to be better. However, we're being sold a bill of goods. That's not really what it's being told about.

Speaker 1 (18m 34s): Yeah. Yeah. I don't think that the, you know, they trying to push the whole like melting of the glaciers and all this other stuff and how we're running out of resources. But I don't believe that one bit. I actually had a couple of semesters where I I've, I've changed my major so many times. So I currently have a master's in business, but I've switched my major so many times going through that. And I had a couple of stints with environmental science and I just remember it always stick with me. They said that if everybody lived, like we do in the United States, it would take four, 4.5 births to sustain us or whatever.

And I just like laughed when she said that I'm like, that's just that's BS. I was like, you know, like first off we don't have to live. Like we do here in America. It's like, we live way with outside of our means. And it's just, you know, it's, they just want the 1% or whatever you want to call them. The, the elite they, they want to have, they want to be the top of the food chain and they want us all to be at the bottom. So that's really what it is. It's just the control factor.

Speaker 0 (19m 38s): Yeah. I think it was Elon Musk who said, you could take all the people in the world and fit them in Texas. And it would look like New York. That's crazy. That's crazy to think about, if you have that sort of popular population density in Texas, you'd have the whole rest of the world open there's tons of open space. And the idea of us using all the resources is it's more, like you said, it's more, there's a handful of corporations that want to own all the resources. And, and, and you could argue too that, you know what you're seeing now with education and the conditioning of our kids is to keep people away from each other to keep them in isolation.

You know, too, I recently talked to some educators and some of the questions I had for them was like, what do you think the long-term consequences are for our kids wearing masks for our kids, going to school in a state of fear? You know, what about kids that have a learning disability? They need to see the social cues on people's faces. Those masks tend to amplify the negative and, and minimize the positive. Like, you'll see the smiles, you know, you, your teacher, can't give you that stern look to tell you to shut up. And, you know, you're missing all these unbelievable social cues that you need later in life to understand people.

Yeah. And like, I, you know, I don't think that, that, I don't think with, with all the garbage talked about masking, like I got to think, at least part of it is, is done on purpose. You know, not, not to mention how about RFKs new book? Have you seen that come out? No, I haven't. He's got a brand new book out and it think it's a best seller on Amazon right now. And he gets into all, I think it's, he's got a website on childhood vaccination and he's big on bears. And he talks about Dr.

Fowchee going back to the eighties and being part of the aids scandal. In fact, he goes into depth about how, when the 1980s Dr. Fowchee, and is it the, I forgot the name of it aid or something like that, or

Speaker 1 (21m 38s): I'm not sure.

Speaker 0 (21m 39s): So whoever it is, the hid or that the department that Dr. Fowchee runs, they were doing research on aids. And thank you very much it's tonight. And they actually, when aids came around, they did experiments on children from different orphanages and the children didn't want the drugs, but they had no guardian. They had no parent. And they gave the kids that refuse to take the drugs. They took them to a mental hospital, strapped them down and injected them. So the kids had a horrible, horrible side effects from ended up dying.

And it's, it's all in this guy's new book, you know, it's, it's documented, it's there. And it's, it's, it's just disgusting, man. And I, I wish more people would at least entertain the idea or ask themselves the question. Could this be true? You know, that's all you have to do is have an open mind.

Speaker 1 (22m 29s): Yeah. And I, I completely agree because I just, as you know, I've told you a little bit how I have a five-year-old old, he's about to turn five he's, autistic he's non-verbal. And that was a big part of moving from Maryland to Florida when we had all the lockdowns and everything like that, he wasn't able to get any therapy. And as they say, you know, early intervention is the best, you know, way to not fix, you know, autism, but to help help them as to be the best version of who they can be as they grow, you know, grow older.

And so that was really hard because, you know, I was going to work, but my wife was stuck in the house with my son, no therapy, no daycare, nothing we were at that time, we were in a two bedroom apartment. So it's tough being locked up inside all day with a kid that needs to get outside and needs therapy and all those things. And she got very depressed, very, very low time for her and for me too, because I was constantly worried about her all the time and for my son. And so that was the reason that we moved to Florida was because we could get him therapy right away, obviously, because things here weren't as strict as Maryland.

And so it's been great to be able to get him back into therapy, but I can't help to think about not just kids with special needs, but all the mental health problems that people have, not like we're social beings. We have to be able to be around other people. We have to be able to talk to other people. And even at the most, you know, the biggest hermits, they still need to go out sometimes and get fresh air and stuff instead of take that away from people. It was just, you know, I, I feel like they were just trying to break people down and weaken them and, you know, force people to eat more fast food and not go to the gym and just make everybody just sick, even more sick than we already are without everything that they're already doing to us.

So, yeah.

Speaker 0 (24m 23s): Yeah. I agree. It seems that it was a multi-pronged approach to first off squash, small businesses to put people in fear. And, you know, there's some pretty interesting statistics that say just people that have anxiety tend to get sick more. And when you, when you put people in that, in that state, you're going to have more problems. You know, you, you put people in financial distress, emotional distress, and, you know, not being able to see their families. And it's, it's also interesting to me, this is something from, you may have an interesting perspective on from a military point of view.

It seems to me that when we, when ever we or a power goes into another country, the first thing they'd do is put sanctions on financial sanctions. They try to exploit the populace. They try to, you know, ruin the currency. And it seems to me, those are all things that are happening in our country. Like these, these are some, for some kind of sanctions that gets the softening up of the populous before the the troops. Would you say, would you agree to that? Or what would you add to that?

Speaker 1 (25m 25s): Absolutely. And I think that that's that's happening right now. I think that that's, you know, if you just talk about like Ukraine and Russia right now that Russia is limiting the, the, you know, the natural gas and stuff like that to, to Europe, almost like they're trying to cut them off. And, you know, I don't know if you've seen it, but they're really, they're behind on a lot of their reserves for natural gas and I think oil and all that type of stuff. And they keep talking about how they might have these blackouts and stuff like that, because they just don't have the resources, the power, you know, people's homes and stuff like that.

And it's just odd that again, if you go back to like the world economic forum and everything is like, they were drilling for this for these lot, you know, these, these blackouts and these hacks and everything, and then they come to fruition and that's kind of some of the videos that I've talked about, how, you know, even with event 2 0 1, how two months before the pandemic reached the United States, they drilled for this exact scenario about how a pandemic would hurt us socially and economically, and the impacts that it would have on us. And then here we are with COVID same thing with, I forget what the name of the exercise was, but then we just had all these hacks with the meat packing plant and the gas pipeline and all this other stuff.

So it's, it's, they, they, they drill for it. And then, then it happens. And we do that in the military all the time with everything that we're drilling for everything that we have exercises for is for a threat that we think could potentially happen. So when I was in, we would always, we were always drilling for Ebola because that was the big scare around 20 10, 20 13 that's we would always talk about, so we were always drilling for Ebola and stuff like that, but it's just kind of, it's like a precursor of, of what's what's to come.

So that's kind of what I've been trying to preach is make sure you have your stuff in order, because there's going to be a blackout and they're going to crash the economy and they're going to do all that now, when we don't know. But I think that it soon, I really do. I don't think we have much time. And so that's kind of always what I preach on my channel is just do everything that you possibly can to be prepared, you know, physically, mentally, spiritually, whatever you have to do to make sure you and your family are safe because you can't depend on the government. You really can't depend on anybody other than the people in your household. So,

Speaker 0 (27m 40s): Yeah, I agree. I, everything to me, reeks of a campaign, I mean, look like you have, you have a Delta, like all the words they're using and you know, they're there, they're setting up the events and they're, they're, pre-gaming them. And you know, you have, you have an acronym COVID like certificate of vaccination ID 2019, how it's so blatant. It's like for those who have eyes to see, we'll see, and who has ears to hear will hear. Right. And that, I think that that's where it falls kind of on the Watchmen to be like, Hey, here's, what's happening.

You know, call me crazy. I don't care. But at least, at least take a few moments to ask yourself, could this be true? You know? And once you begin to think like that, then, then it is you're right. There was event 2 0 1, you know, I forgot the operation, read something or something like that. And it was all the same people at that meeting that were on. I think they used some of the exact, I think they use clips on CNN from event 2 0 1. Yeah. You know, so it's, it's, it's mind blowing to think about that.

And let's, let's, let's look around the global little bit, like in Australia, you got camps coming in. Yep. There's, there's been unbelievable riots throughout all of Europe, from what I've been seeing France and Germany, the Netherlands. And it's not that different here. It's just the way it's spun. Like you could say that it's BLM riding in poor cities, or you could say these cities are really poor and the people that are upset because all the resources have already been extracted. You know, they're trying to make it a race thing.

Hey, you guys fight each other. Don't worry about us. Yeah. No, the whole written house, like it's, everything is being spun into race. It's being spun into gender. It's being spun into orientations. Like all of us are facing the same demons. Like if we, God forbid we came together and were like, Hey, look, let's put our sin. Let's put our differences down for a minute and realize that it's the top people stealing all of our money, you know?

Speaker 1 (29m 45s): Yeah. And I think that's what they're, they're trying to do that because they don't want the attention on them. I think that they know that if 300 and whatever, three 30 million Americans decided to band together, I don't really care what their technology is. They wouldn't stand a chance. So, I mean, you see the number. I don't know if you've seen some of the aerial views of like all the people banding together, walking down the streets and I'm just like, you ain't stopping that. Like, I don't care what you got. People will die and people will, you know, you'll a lot of people will get maimed.

But if everybody just decided to just like bum rush these cops, like they would be mauled to death. Like there would be no chance in hell that they would ever be able to stop that many people. And then you throw the fact that like, if everybody in every state and every country decided just to say no, and we're not doing it anymore, they couldn't do anything. They'd be, they could be completely powerless because you, at the end of the day, you have to have people to enforce this. And you know, the same thing with like, I think that's why they're big into the AI because they know that they might get to a point where people are going to finally wake up.

Even the people that are getting paid, the cops that are, that are accepting a paycheck from these, you know, evil politicians. And they'll just say, okay, well, I'll just turn on the AI. And the AI will do all the work for me. And I don't have to worry about people with a conscience making a yes or no decision. The AI will just do it for me. So I think that's another reason why they're pushing the AI.

Speaker 0 (31m 7s): Yeah. And in some ways, you know, I think it was Julian Assange who said that censorship is a beautiful thing. And the reason it's a beautiful thing is because censorship means that a government is so fragile that the wrong words could bring it down. Yeah. And, and, you know, I, I think that this plan has been in the works for a long time, but it's being rushed. I think exactly what you said about the entire populace, turning on people, has these guys panicking. If you look at prior to COVID, their world was erupting in nationalism and populism and you know, you had Trump and you had Brexit and you had the Grexit and Italy was breaking away.

And there was just, they couldn't the powers that be, could not contain it. And they needed a miracle. And lo and behold, you get the flu, you get, you get the flu dressed up, like COVID. Yup. And so it slowed things down for a while, but now it's back. Yeah. And there was people in the streets and people are seeing through. And I, I recently saw a video. I think it was in France where there was people writing and the cops just said they just turned around and they started riding with the people.

I think that they are like, I know, I know tons of cops that are like, dude, this is garbage. I'm on your giant. I ain't doing that. Oh, you didn't pay your mortgage. I'm not coming to kick you out. You know? Like, and that's a huge thing too. How many people are underwater on their house or no cops are coming to take them. How many people are behind in their rent behind in their mortgage? Like who's going to enforce that policy. Nope. The people that are behind in the rent or the people that are supposed to enforce the policy. Yeah. And that, you know, what scares me is how deep are they willing to go?

Are, will they drop the smallpox on everybody? You know, how, how deep will they go?

Speaker 1 (32m 55s): I, I wouldn't put it past them to be honest with you. I mean, I think that this was the, you know, this is the, like the test, like to see how people are gonna react. And if you listen to like gates and you know, bill gates, and they're always talking about the next one and how the next one will be, as, I don't know if you've seen that clip with bill gates, where he talks about how like the next one that's and he just laughs like he, he, he chuckles like, doesn't like, it's funny to him. Like, like people are like, millions of people are going to die. It's funny. I could he's he's crazy too.

It's just how you could laugh at something like that. Thinking like that. That's funny like that it's just wild. He doesn't care. He is, you know, he's making billions of dollars off of this and it's funny. Cause all of them, you know, like if you looked at the numbers of, of Pfizer and how much money they made just from the, the, the Delta variant and everything, I mean, they're, they're getting high off the hog from this. Like why would they care? They don't again, that's why they protect themselves so that you can't Sue them, that they need 70 something years to release the data and all this other stuff.

Like why would you need to wait that long? Because everyone's either going to be dead or it's going to be so far in the future. That's what they always do. I think the magic number is 10 years where they say if 10 years has passed and we go back and say, oh, remember that event nine 11 member. Oh, that actually happened. But it's been so long. Nobody actually cares anymore. So that's the kind of thing. If they're, you know, I think that are doing like, oh yeah, we, we killed millions of people, but that's 40, 50, 60 years ago. So who cares?

Like that type of thing?

Speaker 0 (34m 31s): Yeah. Was it stolen or cruise Jeff that said when one person dies, it's a tragedy, but when a million people die, it's a statistic. Yeah. Right. And we it's, it's interesting too. Like I'm a big fan of behavior. And you know, if, if you just step back and look at the, you know, 30,000 foot view, you can see that, you know, with Twitter, with YouTube, with Tik TOK, it is kind of training us to have a shorter attention span. It's, it's training us to forget about things and to live, like not care about consequences just to live right now.

And the social conditioning with like ready player one and all the movies coming out. Or it's, it's, it's very disturbing. But at the same time, it's a huge science project. Like there's people taking notes and monitoring. This is how far we can push the population before they come back. This is how much we can enjoy. If we push this, we can inject 70% and it's going to be 90% of older people, 20% of millennials. Like they have all that information and you can really change behavior and society.

If you have that kind of information, you know, it's, it's, it's mind blowing and on the topic of bill gates, it's interesting to look, I think James Corbett did an amazing report on that guy. And it's interesting to see where he came from, especially the eugenics background. Yeah. It's also funny to me, like it's not funny to me, but I pick up on key words. He, he, there was an interview with bill gates and Stephen Colbert and he was talking about the vaccine and one of the questions he called her this, he goes, I think that the vaccine could be the final solution, which is the, what the Nazi said about the Jews.

Like they called it the final solution. So I think if you look at Israel, like the a hundred percent vaccination rate, you know, like I, some of my best friends are Jewish. And I like, I wonder like how, how can you read history and hear someone say, this is the final solution. And then have all of you guys be back. Like, it's like, oh my God, he's watching this. Like there's camps, there's Germany, that's together. You know, like, it's so crazy.

Speaker 1 (36m 55s): So I have a Facebook and I probably deleted it three or four times and I remade it and you know, I, and I think part of it, I go back because there's things in Facebook, like the marketplace that sometimes they use to sell stuff. So it's like, it makes it so much easier than having to put something in the paper or something like that. And so I always go back, but I have a couple people that I'm friends with. And this is what w what makes me worry about humanity is because I think the majority of people are starting to catch on and like, oh, this is like, it's going too far.

Like, they keep moving the needle, like it's, but there are still people out there that absolutely are buying this up. And I actually had one of my friends talking to another individual just to make it easier. This guy's name's Dave. And they've basically said that he would be okay with the government taking people away and putting them in camps. And he said, I would be one of the first ones to go to the camp. Like, if that's what it came down to, you know, I like, he's like a social justice warrior.

Like, he thinks that he's like doing like the world good by like going along with all this and getting his vaccine. So he's not spreading it, but it's like, the people that have the vaccine are spreading it just as much. And actually they're going to the hospital too. So like, it's a flawed product and you still have people that are eating this up and they care. Like I'll show them stuff where, oh, look, they're, they're having camps in Australia. And they're, you know, sending these people away to these, these camps and like, no, no word, no, it just crickets.

But then like, there'll be the way upset about something ridiculous. Like, I don't know, just pick any of these, like, you know, George Floyd or something like that, where it's like, like one individual has impacted you. And even if it was a terrible atrocity and, and the cops were terribly wrong and we know we don't have to get into that, but that's one person. Like we have millions of people being injured and attacked by police and shot with rubber bullets and losing an eye and stuff like that. And you don't care about that. Like you just care about this one person. And it's just, that's what makes me like, worry about the future of AR or race like that.

People like, they just can't wake up. And it's like, I think what you were saying too, is like, we have a short attention span and, you know, it takes, it takes a very patient individual to be able to watch a two hour video and extrapolate all that information and then try and share it with other people where other people are like, after five minutes, I go, I'm done. I can't watch this anymore. It's too boring. Or, you know, whatever the reason may be.

Speaker 0 (39m 29s): Yeah. I agree. I think too, that, you know, if you want to see things, clearly you have to be willing to understand that as an individual, you have made a lot of mistakes. You're not a good person. And that, that a lot of the things you thought about were wrong and that's hard to do. It's hard to admit, like I've made, I can't even, that'd be all day talking about the mistakes and the people I've burned. And like, but I look back and I try to learn from that. And the thing is like some people, if they believe that this is a conspiracy, they believe that these bad things are happening.

They have to radically change their view of the world. Because if this means this, then what about all these other things? Were they wrong about those? About all the things they've sacrificed? So about all the problems they did because they believe in this other thing. So they're like pot committed. They can't, they can't change the way they think because it'll change who they are. And they're afraid to lose that. They're afraid to understand that, Hey, we don't live in the U S you think we don't live under the government. You think about, we don't, we don't have the safety you think about, like, we don't have, there's probably no money at all for your pension right now.

There's no money. Right? There's a great interview by a people. Haven't checked it out by Catherine Austin Fitts, who was the ex secretary of the treasury for HUD, I think. And she talks a lot about when she was in power, that she began seeing tons of missing money. And so she started investigating it, investigating it. And she, she was at a meeting with some of like the WEF members. I believe I could be butchering that, but in the meeting, she, she was talking to these, like the fed and the secretary of treasury.

And they said, you know, Catherine, it's over, it's too late. We're moving all the money out. And she goes, what do you mean? She goes, it's over w we are going to put IOUs and all these accounts, and we're going to take the pension funds. We're going to take social security and we're going to buy, we're going to, we're going to invest in infrastructure and we're going to move it into these other things. And, you know, that's just how it is. It's this country has done. We can't extract any more of these people. They're done. There's no more money. And she's like, what are you talking about? So she ended up quitting. She wrote a couple books. I think she's had multiple attempts on her life, but she's, she's out telling the story.

She's, it's at Solari report.com. If anybody wants to check it out, the girl's amazing. And, you know, she could do a much better job at explaining what happened, but there's no money that that's a huge part of it. Right. That's what, can you tell us more about this digital currency that you've heard about?

Speaker 1 (42m 1s): No, I mean, I don't know too much about it, to be honest with you. Other than I just know that we can see that the dollar is being abandoned by a lot of different, like, as a reserve currency, it's, it's being abandoned by a lot of countries. You know, we have the inflation. If you look at just, if you look at like the birth rates and everything like that, we can't, even if everything was, was fine in every other regard, the fact that there's less people to be able to, you know, pay the, the pensions and everything up to the people that are retired and that's not going to be there.

And I keep telling this, I have this, not an argument with my wife, but she's real big with money. And she wants to put money away and she wants to invest and do all this. And there's nothing wrong with that. I'm not saying don't invest, but at the same time, if let's just say I'm 35, so, you know, it's going to be another, you know, people are retiring at what age now, you know, 68, 70 before they even can retire most people. So if I do another 35, 40 years, do I really think that our economy is going to be a float in 35 or 40 years where, you know, I put money away in an IRA or something, and it's going to be there for me.

Like, everything's digital right now, even now it's all digital, right? Like I have, let's just say for sake of argument, I have $20,000 in the bank. That's all digital. Like I don't have $20,000 in the bank. They can do whatever they want with it. If I go to the bank today and say, I want $20,000, they're going to laugh at me and say, you're going to have to wait a couple of weeks for that. Like, they're not just going to give me $20,000. So one day you're going to wake up and then you're going to like go to the, go to the bank to try and take money out. And there's not going to be anything there. And you're going to get pissed off at the, at the bank saying, where's my money. And they're going to say, I don't have your money.

Like, everybody's going to be saying the same thing. So I think that, you know, I think that's just where we're going, where they're going to crash our economy. There's not going to be a physical dollar anymore because you can't track dollars. You can't, you know, that's why the, the stripper industry and, you know, the restaurant industry and all these different industries that rely on tips, why they do so well is because they don't have to track that cash. And, and that's the government can't track it and they can't control it. So they don't, they want, you know, they want you to get rid of it.

So if they can put something digitally, they can track it. They know exactly where it's going. You know, when you take money out, when you put money in where it's going, what you're spending it on, just more big brother type stuff. So,

Speaker 0 (44m 28s): Yeah, it's, it's, it's interesting how that dovetails with, you know, I, I'm sure it's the same around the country when you go into grocery stores and there's no more checkers on these machines now, and there's stores popping up where, oh, you just go in and you scan your thing, you know, there's nobody there. And, you know, wouldn't that be nice if you had a digital ID and you just scanned it and, you know, you had your medical record. I mean, you have it on your phone pretty much. Yeah. I got some friends that are from Japan and China, and it's, it's all digital there.

And when you know that, like when you, when you can see how other countries already work, you can see that the infrastructure is being laid here under the guise of COVID. You know, I, I, it it's, it's, I think what people fail to account for is the different cultures. I think America, anybody, any American who's not anti-authority is not American to me. I mean, I got to work based on were based on like, nah, I'm not going to do that. Yeah. And so in other cultures where the word obedient means something different than it means to us, it's much more likely to push through things.

It's much more, it's much more, the idea of the greater good is much more ingrained in different cultures. We're over here, we believe the greater good is freedom. There's no greater, good than freedom. Freedom's the only greater good. And so, you know, I, I see that part coming in and I, I, I really believe that what people are seeing on TV is, I mean, it's mostly what they want you to see. I think there's a lot more people like us than there is people that are, you know, just, just very narrow vision.

I mean, I like to believe that. And I, I, I think that I want to read you this one quick. There's an awesome book here by a Carol Quigley who was bill Clinton's mentor and a road scholar, by the way. And anybody people should really look into who Rhodes scholars are. Cecil Rhodes was a, like a really wealthy British gentleman that I believe the country that was once named Rhodesia was named after him and the Rhodes scholarship.

He left all his money. He left everything to this scholarship and to this foundation and the, the goals of that foundation, the Rhodes scholarship was to bring America back into the fold of Britain. And it's important to note who road scholars, oh, you have bill Clinton, you have Rachel Maddow. You have, who's the kid running for president that wants the, a universal, basic income that guy's a Rhodes scholar. He, he just, he he's the secretary of transport. I forgot his name.

If you said that, you know, but all these people yeah. And they're like, look at what they're doing. They're destroying America. They're, they're part of that thing. And so this is a, this is a, this is a, a part of the evolution of civilizations. I think it's pretty relevant. I should read a little extra up here. As soon as the rate of expansion in a civilization begins to decline noticeably it interstates for the age of conflict. This is probably the most complex, most interesting and most critical of all the seven stages. It is marked by four chief characteristics.

It is a period of declining rate of expansion check. It is a period of growing tension of evolution and increasing class conflicts, especially in the core area, check. It is a period of increasingly frequent and increasingly violent imperialist wars check. It is a period of growing irrationality, pessimism, superstitions, and other worldliness. The declining rate of expansion is caused by the institutionalization of the instrument of expansions. And that's the part that I wanted to touch on a little bit more is, you know, the, when the instrument like you look at government or business like an instrument, it is an instrument societies use to make things better.

But the problem with instruments is that they become institutions. And when they become institutions, they become corrupted. And I it's, this is a great book for people to check out. If anybody gets a chance it's called the evolution of civilizations. And it just, it just goes back to what we were saying about world war II. You know, life is a series of patterns. It is a, it may not repeat, but it definitely rhymes. And we've already rattled off. Like, it seems like every a hundred years, there's this world war coming. Right? So it's, it's, it's fascinating to think about what, let me ask you this.

Have you seen anything positive or what are some, I know some things you've been doing is making videos to get people prepared, but are there some positive things you see happening or what are some things people can do in order to maybe shine a little light in their lives?

Speaker 1 (49m 19s): I mean, I think that with everything negative, well, whatever you want to believe, God, you know, higher power, spirit, whatever. I think that all bad things can be made into something good. So, you know, like they, we talk about technology and how they're using technology against us, but at the same time, that technology that they're created is also bringing us closer together and it's being used against them. So like we see all this stuff coming out with the Epstein and you know, all these different people and how it's because of the, the information war that they're trying to use against you, that they're also being, you know, it's being used against them.

And so with everything bad, I think that good can come from it at the end of the day. I think that all of this is going to bring people closer together. And I think that you're going to, and you're already seeing it. You're seeing it in the streets of, you know, France and Germany and all these other places where people are coming together and saying like, if we're going to go down, we're all going to go down together. And I think that's great. I mean, I, you know, I think that if we're all going to die, at least we're all gonna die together. So it's like, it's, you know, and that's to think that that's the end like this, isn't the end.

Even if we leave these spiritual, you know, meat sacks, like these not spiritual, but these meat sacks that we're in, like, it's not over like where, like, this is only the beginning. Like this is the only beginning of, of, of life, you know, like it goes on after this. So I think that's another reason why it's so important for people to have a spirituality to them, because that you have to know that there's something after this life. It's not just this, this is just the beginning, you know? So I think that no matter what happens, I think we're all going to be okay. So,

Speaker 0 (50m 57s): Yeah, I agree. Sometimes I, you know, like I like to think about all the, all the negative things so that I can think of positive things. And like one thing that I kind of see, like, maybe this is what freedom looks like, maybe what we're seeing right now, maybe this thing that the power, the, the, the wealthy, the corrupt, the multinational corporations, maybe this thing that they're using to try to divide. Everybody is going to be the one thing that unites everybody. Yeah. Maybe all of this corruption has always been happening and now we're just seeing it.

And now we're like standing up being like, Hey, wait a minute. You know, look at this. All of a sudden you got Weinstein, go down and then Epstein go down. And now Maxwell going down. And as much as they try to keep that on the back burner, like you can't like, Hey, who's this judge with this weird tattoo on, or why, who is the, why is this girl doing it? Why is James Comey's daughter? The same girl that he raced the same deal that he raised all the Epstein. If I was, why is she there? You know, like they, they can't hide the amount of corruption. And here's something to think about too.

I grew up in a neighborhood when, if you were a criminal, you tried not to show your face. All these criminals, like their are places all over the internet, you know? And so I think that in a way the internet has free people. You know, you have people like Julian assigns that have given their life that crack, this thing open, you know, and, and, you know, people like Ross, all brick that cracked open with the silk road and show people what a free market is. And, you know, there's more and more how, how amazing is James O'Keefe right now just putting everything out.

And there's, they're becoming the role models. They're becoming the people that kids turn to. There is a new world of journalism opening up with like Luke Ridowsky and you know, all these young kids coming up that are flying to Epstein island when no one would. And there, you know, it's in a way, it's the death. I have this idea that it's the death of the silent and boomer generations ideas that are dying. And because they're so big, they're just, you know, so many people that are over the age of 60 are in positions of power and their ideas don't work.

You know, they're, they're not, they don't work and it's time for them to move forward and, and start the next part of their life. And it seems to me, they're fighting tooth and nail to hold on to ideas. And, you know, here's something to think about to make that, like I thought we were done sacrificing virgins. I thought we were done killing kids so older people could have life extensions. Right. You know, and one thing I fear is that, you know, there's another great book it's called this, it's called the fourth turning. And it talks about what happens every, you know, hundred years and stuff.

And it's up to guys like me and you who are right in between the boomers and the millennials to say, Hey, there's a lot of great ideas that these, that the boomers have. We got, we've got to keep this infrastructure. And you know, we also have to tell some of the boomers like, Hey, these kids coming up are smarter than us. They have better ideas. They, they understand technology a million times better than us. They are pissed off that their parents got burned in oh eight. They're pissed off about student loans. They're going to do something about it. We need to help them. You know, so yeah, I think we play a pivotal role in that.

And when it comes to being positive, like I have faith in the younger generation they're fighters and they may have, they may have come up getting trophies. They may have a lot of them may have never been punched in the face, but they're ready to fight man. And they need people to teach them how to fight. So I think that that's some positive things that are moving forward and even globally, like we're starting to see, you know, the internet has made the world smaller and there may be globalization, but it may not be the globalization that the people in power, one, it doesn't have to be centralized.

It could be the future should be decentralized. You know? And I think that some of these cryptocurrencies, while have, while some of them have the power to constrain individuals and tie together people and not, and be big brother, there are some cryptocurrencies that are very difficult for people in power to even track, you know? So I think that we have a big seat at the table. And if people are willing to first off look at the negative stuff so that you can see the positive stuff, I think that that's a big plus that people can do.

Speaker 1 (55m 14s): Yeah. I mean, that's always something that I've always, I'm starting to get better with it, but I've always been kind of a pessimist. And so it's a glass half empty, and I'm trying to look at it a different way where, you know, although this is bad, it's going to bring something good with it. There's always good in the bad. And so I think that that's, I don't know. It's exciting. It's an exciting time to be alive. No matter how you look at this, to think that, you know, this may be, you know, the end of, of this general, you know, like this, whatever you want to call this, this society or whatever, I don't know.

But it's, it's just, I don't know. It's a really exciting time to be alive. I think that all this stuff is fascinating. And I think kind of what you were talking about with the younger generation, I just, I think that's where we need to, I think that's going to be the breaking point for this country, because I think that there's a lot of people that are pissed off about how they're starting to test, you know, younger children and stuff like that. And then for me, like, that's like, that's what I always said. That's my line in the sand. That's like, that's the hell out the ion nobody's ever putting anything in my kid.

And I don't care what, how many people I have to fight. I'll probably lose. But I mean, at the end of the day, I'm not going to allow, ever allow that to happen. And I think that more parents need to be not like, you know, disturbed by, they need to be pissed off about this because this is like, this is so wrong on every, on every, every level possible. And just the fact that this is even being entertained right now. I just, I hope that the system does come down to be honest with you, because this is, this can't, this can't happen. Like we can't allow this to happen for the children.

So that's what I got to say about that. But

Speaker 0 (56m 57s): Yeah, I agree. I think that that is going to that that is the straw that broke the camel's back. Yeah. And it's, you know, they say the road to hell is paved with good intentions. There was a recent, I think it was in 2019 Dr. Fowchee and a couple other scientists from John Hall, all the 2 0 1 people, the big scientists from there, they gave a very interesting speech at the Milken Institute. And it was prior to, as important to people know this is prior to COVID.

And in that speech, what they talked about was, you know, we've been growing vaccines and aids for the last 60 years and it works, but I wish there was a better way to do it. And in that speech, they lay out, wouldn't it be great if there was some sort of pandemic and we could just rush through this new experiment, experiment on hundreds of thousands of people, and we'd get all the research and we could do it on kids. We could do it on adults. We can on white people, we don't black people or Mexicans, you have all these different, different double-blind placebos.

No one would know. And we could really accelerate the healthcare system. And once you start thinking about that, you can all, well, they try to bomb a care that didn't work. They tried this, it didn't work. There's okay. Now there's no more money left. Now they have to do something. And it's it's once you begin putting the pieces together, you can see that the world moving forward is currently being run by tech companies. Well, what's the tech company slogan move fast and break stuff. You know, let's let like Uber, like, like Google that they don't care about the rules. It's break it. And we'll fix that stuff later, which might be a good strategy for business.

But when it comes to experimenting on humans, I don't think move fast and break stuff as a really good strategy. Not at all, you know, But I, on the topic of healthcare, isn't it interesting that the people that are dying are the oldest people, the people that are dying or the people with condition, or, you know, preconditions and that are vulnerable, that would cost the healthcare the most money. You know, I remember there being talks of death panels. Well, this is just, this is just a way for them to experiment with these things on healthcare.

And if you, if you're a Malthusian or you're a eugenicist, you're like, you should, we're all gonna die. Anyway, the theory of interchangeable parts, let's just shoot them up and see what happens. And yeah. You know, on, on a strange level, I don't agree with it at all, but I could see like a Mangola type person would be like, look, we have to do this. This is the best thing to do. And it's going to save us money in the long run. And it's the complete rejection of the human soul, you know? And yeah, I see what they're trying to do and move forward and they can argue they have good intentions, but I don't see how there's any good intentions there.

Speaker 1 (59m 43s): Did you, I don't know if you saw this, did you see how they're? I don't think it's as in every state, but in some states it says that they're trying to phase out lethal injection and they're trying to bring back death by firing squad. I dunno. Could you see that? I've never heard that. No. So that was very interesting to me. Cause it's like, when you think about it, like, if, if you have like now obviously fast forward to, to where, like they start to try and force you to take stuff and you know, you don't take it. Like, they're not going to have time to sit you down in a chair and one by one, like put you through a lethal injection, they're just going to kill you.

So like, I just thought that was interesting that all of a sudden, now we're going back to this, like, we're going back to this, something that we phased out and that we're going to go back to death by firing squad again, like they can, could just take like, oh, here's 50 people that don't want to take a vaccine. Let's just line them up. Like, so I just thought that was interesting. I don't know. It could have no correlation whatsoever, but I mean, who knows? I just thought that was,

Speaker 0 (1h 0m 41s): Yeah, it's interesting. It is interesting to see the way the world. I mean, you could argue that they have brought me for injection to the populace.

Speaker 1 (1h 0m 51s): Exactly. I mean, they kind of, who knows, like we, you know, like some of these doctors that are talking about are saying like two, three years is what they, you know, what they think is going to be like when that's, how long would people have that have gotten the job that, you know, it's going to slowly start to like, you know, kill people and give you different issues and stuff like that. So we don't even know. I mean, we're, we're only about a year in, right. We could see two, three years down the road, we could just start to see all these people start to die. And now what are they going to do? They're going to say like, oh, it's the people that aren't vaccinated that, that, you know, spread this disease.

And now they're going to make us the martyrs. You know, I think that's another part of this is, you know, if you've looked at AMA Chron that that's what they're pushing now is this new variant. And almost everybody that I've seen has been vaccinated. It's got this variant and it's like, you have to start to think to yourself, like at the very least this is a flawed product. If it doesn't work. And then on top of that, now all these people that are getting this variant are vaccinated. So it's, it's weird. Like when you, when you're exposed to a vaccine and it doesn't kill you, like, so you're exposed to this, you know, this jab and it doesn't kill you.

That's, that's how variants come to come. You know, that's how they come about. If they don't kill you, they, they mutate the evolve. So that's what we're seeing is all these variants, like we've, we've had the jab for again, like under a year, how many variants have we had already? Like, it just blows my mind. We, we talk about the flu every year. And that's the reason why we get the flu shot is for all these new variants. But by the time they give you the flu shot, those variants are already gone. So now all of a sudden, like they're saying, like, we, we, the, the job that's already out, we'll protect you from our Macron, how it just came out.

It's a new variant, like w two, but people like, you just chew it up and they're like, oh, I'm protective. Like how stupid do you have to be? To like, just believe everything that they say. And that's what, again, like we go back to critical thinking, like, and I just, I stopped there and I'm thinking like, I'm not that intelligent, but like, I also, like, that's, that's complete BS. There's no way that it protects you against a variant that just came out and then like how it moves from, like they say it was started in South Africa and then it went to another country, like, how did it get here?

Only vaccinated people can enter internationally travel. Like, so again, like the whole narrative just keeps getting shot down, but people keep, some people are still buying it. And I think that's, that's another thing that's kind of alarming to me is that you have people that just literally will believe anything that the television tells them. Like, it's just sad.

Speaker 0 (1h 3m 25s): Yeah. I think it comes down to, you know, I'm willing to bet that you read a lot of resources and you have information from all sides coming at you, and then you take this side. Okay. That, and that, that there's a lot of people that don't have that maybe they don't have time, or maybe they're a lot of older people were born and raised on like Mike Wallace and Hey, TV's the truth. And the government cares and that's true. It maybe it did. And the people that I think eat it up the most are the people that are the most afraid because they, they, they want, oh my God, we're all going die, but I gotta get this thing is the right thing to do.

And the proper, the propaganda is, is it's effective for a really big groups of people that are scared, you know? And they're, they're taking advantage of them as what they're doing. Right. And like, but all you have to do is just to kind of be like, okay, wait, let me just look at what these guys are talking about. Let's look at your fault. Or 100% vaccinated, highest, highest rate of the Newberry South Africa. Like how about this weird piece of logic? If it can go from South Africa to the United States, what's six feet going to do, you know, what's a mask and a deal, you know, like, look at Israel, highest vaccination right now.

They need four over there to get your green pass. You know, I think at least you see people like bill Maher saying like, you know what I got to not going to do anymore. You know, like at least some people on the other side are beginning to say, like, I always talk to my dad and I'm like, dude, how many are you going to get before you realize it's not right? Like, it's going to be 3, 5, 7 at some point in time, you have to say to yourself, do I really need this every month? That he's six months. And so, yeah, I think the best way to help people is just to, just to ask them questions like, Hey man, do you think it's kind of weird that like, they want us to be six feet, but it started in Africa.

And like you said, it's, it's the majority of vast people. Yeah. There was an interesting a doctor on, on Rogan the other day. And he has a tons of evidence that says it's impossible to catch COVID twice. You don't. He lays out all this evidence on, on there's no cases of it. Like he said, show me the research where someone can catch it twice. Actually, I believe that if anybody goes back and watches that episode, this guy has a challenge where one doctor will give any medical professional, a million dollars.

If he'll sit down with him and show him these results and not, yeah. I guess it's pretty big in the medical community, but no doctor would sit down with him a million bucks just to sit down and talk to him, you know? Yeah. So it's, it's out there.

Speaker 1 (1h 5m 58s): Yeah. It's interesting too. Cause we, we talk about Israel and how they're like basically like fully, almost all of them are vaccinated. The private, one of the highest vaccination rates. What's very interesting is I told you at the beginning, I worked as a logistics manager for a bio D Khan company and we shipped internationally all over the world. So I shipped to Israel, to Africa, to all these different places. And before the pandemic even came to the United States, Israel purchased, I don't know the exact number, but let's just an average, like most play places, whether whatever business they'll buy a couple of deacon machines.

And these are machines that range from like 25 to like $65,000 a piece. So they're like mainly for, you know, like pharmaceutical companies, hospitals, stuff like that. So Israel, I won't like take too much cause I don't want to get in trouble with my old company or anything like that. But they bought a, I was like 150 to 200 of these machines prior to the epidemic or whatever you want to call it, the plan demic even happening. So something tipped them off to say that like, they're going to need these things for whatever reason.

And I just thought that was interesting. Cause like this was the largest purchase that the company had ever had. Like it was huge millions of dollars. And then all of a sudden, you know, like COVID hits and I'm just like, just like this little bell went off in my head just like, wow, like that they knew that was coming. Like, so I just thought that was very interesting to me. So they kind of had the tip off, I guess, before it all happened. And then again, like Israel is probably one of the, as small of a country as they are. They're extremely powerful.

Like they're part of the five eyes and they have so much intelligence. And like they, I think that a lot of even, especially when Trump was in office, I think they were playing a huge part of our policy, all abroad, you know, foreign and even domestic with a lot of things that we were doing here and even abroad, you know, they were having a big piece of that. So I think that Israel is a huge player in this end times, you know, talk and all that stuff.

Speaker 0 (1h 8m 9s): So how, how many of ours, how many of our senators and congressmen are dual citizens? I mean, they wouldn't fit, you not have loyalty to one master, they'll tell you, but like there's a huge percentage that are like, like how can people in our government be dual citizens? You, can you be only a citizen of our country? How does that, how many of you on the Supreme court, you know, maybe that's why people were so upset about Kavanaugh because of his religion. You know, it, it just, how much money do we give in foreign aid to different countries? Like Y Y Y Y yeah.

Like we could pay, we could, we could pay reparations, we could pay off all the college debt. We could give people universal, basic income. If we just kept our, our tax money for us, like, how do you think the vaccine companies make their vaccines? They use our money to develop it and then they sell it back to us. Yeah, it's crazy. It is. Yeah. It really is. It really is so well, Mike, I don't want to take up too much more of your time, man. I think we got about an hour in and I think for, for everybody out there, you should check out Mike on his YouTube channel right there.

Mike, you want to give them the information on that?

Speaker 1 (1h 9m 15s): Yeah. It's a YouTube, just exactly how I have it on my screen here, a hot mic with Mike and I I'm, I'm trying to get back to at least like one video per week. I took a little break just because, you know, sometimes this stuff can be very depressing and it just sometimes feels like a, a revolving door. So there's just more, more of the same stuff, but I'm trying to get, you know, to do this more with George, maybe weekly. That'd be cool just to get on here and just talk about stuff that's going on.

So

Speaker 0 (1h 9m 49s): Absolutely. And Mike's got some great videos, got a pretty sick bug out bag video. And I enjoy the, the fact that you've got military experience and some experience sort of in the, in the pharmaceutical background and, and that kind of stuff like, but if you've got really great material and you're fun to talk to, and every Sunday we'll be coming on and getting some things going, and I'm going to throw a Dropbox link into the chat down here every month, I, we try to put in a new book for people to read and get some book reviews and stuff like that.

So thank you everybody for hanging out with us and we'll see you guys next Sunday. Yeah. Okay. Thanks. All right guys. Have a good one. All right, LA.