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âž¡ The text discusses the history and current situation of Panama, focusing on the Panama Canal and the indigenous tribes living in the Darien Gap. The author mentions two books that provide insights into these topics. They also share personal experiences of interacting with the indigenous tribes, highlighting their culture, lifestyle, and their relationship with the land. The text ends with concerns about deforestation in the Darien Gap, allegedly by the Chinese.
âž¡ The speaker is a war veteran who has been relying on donations since 2005 to fund his work, which involves taking people into dangerous areas like the Darien Gap. His team, which includes individuals like Anthony Rubin and Oscar Blue, work hard to uncover and share information about global issues. Rubin was kidnapped in Mexico while tracking a route used by the Chinese, but was later released. The speaker emphasizes the importance of donations to continue their work and warns about the dangers of information warfare and the use of addictions as weapons by enemies.
âž¡ The text discusses the destruction of jungles, particularly by selling off trees, and the lack of attention this issue receives compared to global warming. It also touches on the distrust of China and the United States in certain regions due to their historical actions. The text further delves into the use of peptides for weight loss and anti-aging, and the speaker’s experiences living in different countries, noting the varying attitudes towards America and Japan. Lastly, it mentions the fear of government authority in China and the differences between East and West Germany during the communist era.
âž¡ The speaker shares their experiences of visiting communist countries, noting the stark differences between East and West Germany, and the poor living conditions in East Berlin. They express their strong opposition to communism, based on their observations of its impact on people’s lives, including scarcity of resources and widespread alcoholism. The speaker also discusses the use of intoxicants as a means of control, citing historical examples of this practice. They conclude by warning against the dangers of communism infiltrating their home country.
âž¡ The text discusses the use of drugs as a weapon by the Chinese Communist Party and the history of drug trade involving the British and Chinese. It also touches on the misuse of the term ‘dope’ and the medical benefits of marijuana, which are often overshadowed by recreational use. The text further discusses the issue of human trafficking and the impact of fentanyl, urging for community action. Lastly, it mentions the strategic importance of the Panama Canal and Greenland in global trade.
âž¡ The speaker discusses their travels to various locations, including Greenland, Iceland, Panama, Puerto Rico, Hawaii, Poland, Netherlands, Canada, and Bahamas. They express concern about the influence of China, particularly its port near Florida, and the potential for drone attacks. They also discuss the issue of drug addiction, its destructive impact on families and communities, and how it can be used as a tool for psychological warfare. They believe that the influx of drugs and alcohol into communities is a deliberate act to destabilize and destroy countries.
âž¡ The speaker discusses the dangers of drug addiction, emphasizing its destructive impact on individuals, families, businesses, and communities. He also shares a personal experience of nearly hitting a drug addict with his car, highlighting the potential consequences of such situations. Furthermore, he talks about his military background, comparing different special operations units like the Green Berets, Navy Seals, and Delta Force, and explaining their unique roles and training processes. He suggests that the best way to enter special operations is through the Rangers, as they provide foundational skills and experiences.
âž¡ The speaker discusses their experiences with military personnel, particularly the Green Berets and Navy Seals, and their admiration for their quiet leadership. They also delve into the concept of psychological warfare, particularly the use of intoxicants as a tool for mind control. The speaker also shares their interest in studying cults and anthropology, and their belief that understanding these subjects can help build resilience against mind control techniques. Lastly, they express their strong views against drug use, seeing it as a form of slavery and a threat to personal freedom.
âž¡ The speaker criticizes Joe Rogan and Elon Musk, accusing them of promoting harmful substances and behaviors. They argue that Musk’s endorsement of the COVID-19 vaccine is misguided and harmful, and question his ability to manage his various projects while allegedly using drugs. The speaker also suggests that Musk and Rogan are part of a larger scheme to manipulate public opinion, and warns of ongoing efforts to undermine the United States.
âž¡ The speaker criticizes public figures like Elon Musk and Joe Rogan for promoting drug use, and expresses concern about their influence on young people. He also discusses his efforts to expose what he sees as their harmful actions. The speaker then talks about his belief in the need to defund and dismantle the United Nations, which he accuses of contributing to issues like human trafficking and illegal immigration. He ends by mentioning his travels around the world and his observations of the impact of these issues on various countries.
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Argentina is another vital piece of terrain and what’s going to be unfolding. Although it’s down on the southern part of South America and I’m in Central America. These. You’re right above Columbia. Right. The Columbia. And what’s above. I should know this. What’s above Panama Command, Canal Coast, Costa Rica. Costa Rica, yeah. It’s sandwiched between the two, actually. The Panama Canal goes. It’s right out here. It’s right out my window. The Panama Canal actually goes north and south. Actually. It doesn’t actually. A lot of people think it goes east and west because you’re right. Kind of misimagine how the map actually is interesting.
It’s the shortest little point point because it’s a trade route. And instead of. They. It’s. As we talked about before you got on, it’s one of the most important areas in the world for trade. Because if you want to get anything from the East Africa or Asia, instead of going through or they used to have to go all the way around South America or go around the big ocean, it was. It was a long route. And when they made the Panama Canal, it totally changed world. The world economy. It did. It opened in 1914, which happened to be the year that nitrogenous fertilizer start started to be produced in Germany at Ludwigshafen at the BASF plant.
Actually, I went there a couple of times before Nordstream got interrupted. A lot of the dramas that we see in the world, not just now, but historically, they’re about routes and resources. Right. There are wars for religion, of course, and that sort of thing. There are many, but often even those are masking wars about routes and resources. Right. And. And the dollar. Well, the global monetary system is about controlling routes and resources too, if you want to expand it to that, but go ahead. Right. I mean, there’s so many dimensions to this. There’s no. I mean, this is deep.
It’s like medicine or physics. It’s as deep as you can go. Right. You know, and there’s some basics to it. The skeletal system, like the routes, like the old Silk Road is still there. Right. And the old trade routes are. Are just always evolving. But many of the old routes are the same now as they are nearly the same now as they were then. Like, actually the idea of building a Panama Canal is very old. I mean, the Scottish were here in the late 1600s and 1698. Ish, somewhere around there. They were down in Darien, where in the Darien Gap where I spend so much time.
This is called the Isthmus of Darien or the Isthmus of Panama. Right. But down the Darien Gap, which is the area that connects Panama with Colombia, the Scottish tried to make a donkey and man porter route between the seas, between the Pacific and the Atlantic side, the Caribbean side, right. And they went bankrupt. And that’s how in 1706, if my memory is accurate, that’s how Scotland became part of the United Kingdom. They went bankrupt building their Darien project. And then in the Articles of Union And I think 1706 they were, you know, that’s why they’re part of the United Kingdom today.
They went bankrupt due to the Darien project. Then the French came in, they tried to build a canal. I’m not sure if they were really trying to build a canal or it was a giant fraud. It’s kind of hard to untangle those things. We’ve studied them quite a lot actually because, you know, the French, you know, took credit for the Suez Canal and that sort of thing. And De Lesseps was over here, still a very well known name here, but it seemed like they put up more statues than engineering stakes. You know, bottom line is France also ended up bankrupt for their Panama Canal project, which was doomed for failure from the beginning, actually they were due to various reasons.
But then the United States came in and there’s an incredible book about this called the Path between the Seas. I’ve read it and actually one of my research partners who flew in few weeks ago, he’s reading it now. And so there’s three of us who study that book and a few others each night now for the last couple of weeks. And because we’re, you know, increasing all of our group knowledge on what’s going on here, so it’s important to have that, that, that historical background. But the Path between the Seas, we’re actually going through the book again.
Another good book that has some interesting parts about the Panama Canal is actually the Creature from Jekyll island, the book that keeps on giving. G. Edward Griffin contacted me a few months ago actually, and I went on a show. G. Edward Griffin, of course, is the author of the incredible book the Creature from Jekyll Island. Everybody should read that book. There’s a section in the Creature from Jekyll island about the Panama Canal and why we really gave it to Panama. A lot of people say we gave it back to Panama, but that’s like saying we reconstructed Afghanistan.
Afghanistan was never really const. And we didn’t give it back. We actually created the Panama Canal from scratch. Now, actually, we created Panama from scratch as well, because where I’m sitting now used to be part of Colombia, but we sponsored an insurrection and broke it off into become Panama. But actually, if you want to take that back a step further, the Spaniards took it from the Indians who are still here. So the land used to be Colombia, or it used to be the Indians. Right. And that was. Indians still have a lot of it. Like, I’m down with the Indians all the time down in.
In. In Darien Gap. And they have. Major. They call them codemarkas here, Comarca, which is a reservation. I’m out with the embarrass Indians all the time because they’re down in the Darien. And also. And the Kuna, I’m out with them. They’re in the Darien, as are the Wunan. I don’t go out with the Wunan quite as much, but because of the routes. But. But the. Actually, the first town in the. On the mainland of the Americas, not on one of the islands, but on the mainland of the Americas, was in the Darien. And it was. It was formed in 1510, and it was called Santa Maria de.
I’m sorry, Santa Maria La Antigua del Darian of the Darien. Right. So it was there for about 14 years down on the Columbia side of the Darien Gap. So it’s called Santa Maria La Antigua del Darian. It was there for about 14 years. Then the indigenous people destroyed it because they didn’t like the Spaniards. And I think it was the embarrassment that destroyed it. Actually, the Indians that I’m out with all the time, but I’m still digging into that to make sure. But I’m pretty sure it was the embarrass. But the embarrass Indians have a lot of land in Colombia.
They have a lot of. And so do the Kuna. And the Kuna. Tell me when I’m out with Kuna, they’re like, we’re taking Colombia back. That’s ours. So in other words, this idea that, you know, Colombia owns Panama. Well, actually, the Indians say we own it all. Yes, for sure. Right. Yeah, they always say that. Right. It’s kind of that. Yes, exactly. I told you before we got on that my grandfather was a colonel in the air force and he was stationed down there. He was an engineer. I don’t know why he was stationed there. I guess I didn’t get all the information.
I was clueless to ask back then. But my dad was a, a little boy and he grew up for part of his childhood in the Panama Canal. And he was this little towhead, white haired, you know, blonde haired kid running around with the native. The Indians, I don’t know what you call them. The Native. They’re not Native Americans. What do you, what is a proper term that they like to be called? There’s at least seven major groups here. I’m out with two of them, mostly embarrass and in the Kuna, but there’s, there’s others as well, so there’s, there’s numerous.
And not all of them came from here. They. When you talk with Kuna and em, they talk about their wars together and da, da, da, right? It’s the endless history that fades to gray. You can never really tell. That’s right, yeah. Did you just call them Native then? Because it’s like, what do you call them? They call them the embarrass. People call themselves ema, which means the people. Right. They call themselves. Okay, so they, they, so. And again, I’m out with them all the time. I mean, I’m out with their. I’ve been in 25 or 30 of their villages quite a lot.
Right. I spent months out with him. At one point, a few years ago, I was out in one of their villages because I spend a lot of time out with them alone. Actually not. I’m. It’s like me, I’m the only white guy and I’m out with a bunch of embarrass. But at one point they’re, you know, they’re. I was eating with them and they’re like, you know, you are like embarrass. And I’m like, you’re like my grandparents, only more brown, you know? They all laugh. Well, yeah, they’re just whatever. Yeah, that’s what my dad would say.
I’m just, I don’t know, we were just little kids all hanging around each other. Yeah. Yeah. I mean, because when I went to army survival school, I, I was like, wait a minute, I learned all this stuff from my grandfather, you know, so, so, so, you know, when I’m out with the umbrella, I’m like, hey, there’s a crocodile right there. I can spot them as fast as they can because I used to catch alligators with my hands and that sort of stuff, you know, so. So when I’m out with the embarrass I just like, I mean, you know, I’m not an indigenous American or something, but I, I, I, I get along with them, but I get along with farmers all over the world.
You get along with everybody, I would have a feeling. But farmers are easy to get along with. It does. Even Taliban farmers. You know what I mean? You’re out. I mean, I was out. I spent two years in Afghanistan. At one point, I was out with these farmers, and I’m like, these guys are straight up Taliban. It’s just me with numb. Right? And I’m like. But they’re actually just farmers, you know, because you know what farmers always want to talk about? They want to talk about their grandchildren. They want to talk about the rain. They want to talk about this.
These bugs that are eating the leaves on their plants. They want to talk about stuff like that. If they’re true farmers, if they’re not like a activist Taliban guy that does farming on the side. But if they’re a farmer, then the politics is just something they’re stuck with, kind of. Right? Yeah, they’re just, you know, and, and, and, and they’re tribal, so that, you know, just like the Embera are tribal, they have their. Actually, a friend of mine, he’s actually a white American, but he grew up here in the Darien, and he’s actually one of the tribal leaders with.
I just talked with him this morning, actually. Talk all. I’ve been out in the jungle with him so much. But, you know, he, he grew up in the d. His parents were missionaries. So he, he said when he grew up in the dairy. And he kind of loved it, and he hated. He’s like, why aren’t I out with the American kids? You know, I’m out here in the jungle. But now he realizes it’s like a gift from God that he grew up out there. He lived in America a lot, too, later in his life. And then he came back to Panama.
That’s interesting, because when you look at the Daring Gap, if you look it up, you’ll see all these articles about it’s the most dangerous jungle in the world. Which, you know, pretty, actually is pretty dangerous. But a lot of the embarrass, they go up to places like the United States, like one of the Trib leaders. His name is Francisco Agape. I’ve been with him to Washington, D.C. talking with congressmen and senators and all that. I took him out with one of my Green Beret teammates and stayed at his house and took him shooting and stuff. But he went to the university of Oregon or some university up in Oregon.
And I mean, Francisco Agape did. He’s a mayor of 28 or so embarrass villages. And he actually then moved back from Oregon to Darien. Right. So how dangerous is it? He likes Darien. I like Darien. I like birds and I like, you know, farmers. So. So for me, it’s like, it’s like, you know, it. It’s saddening to watch the Chinese cutting the Darien down. They’re stealing the trees, actually. I say stealing. Let me be careful with that. Because a lot of the Embera of Ankuna and Wunan, that those are the three groups down there, are very much against cutting down any trees.
And then there’s others who are, who are keen on just selling them off. And they sell those trees at like 20 to $40 each. Huge trees. And then these cocoa trees, cocobola trees are more like. Unless the price has changed in the last year or so, they’re more like $2,000 per ton. But most of the trees, these beautiful, unbelievable trees, this incredible jungle is just being cut down there. And the Chinese are, how long it up. How long does it take to grow one of those big trees? I mean, the jungle. More, more, more appropriately, how long does it take to grow the jungle? I mean, you know, I mean, the jungle is like irreplaceable and it’s being absolutely destroyed.
And I mean, it’s unbelievable. This is the most. I’ve been to a lot of jungles around the world. I always love jungles and that sort of thing. Some people are afraid of them and you have to respect them. The jungles are like the sea. They take no prisoners. You know, it takes no sides. You know what I mean? Yeah. But if you’re. If you’re out there with people who are familiar with that particular jungle, which is important, it’s not people who are familiar with jungles, but people who are familiar with that jungle. Right. Because different jungles are different jungles.
And like the jungles in Bangladesh, the dangers there are completely different than the, than the dangers here. Right. And. And so. But the bottom line is the jungle is being destroyed. Right. As is the Amazon. You know, what’s weird is I’m largely on the side of the tree huggers on a lot of these sorts of things. But then they lose their minds and they’re all about the global warming and all this other that. I agree with you. Yeah, yeah. It’s like, well, if you pay attention to the stuff that’s really important, we could actually solve some of this.
But you’re talking about carbon and plant food and if you cared about the trees, you wouldn’t be wanting to reduce carbon. It’s like, yeah, exactly. They don’t say a word about the dairying gap being cut down. They don’t say a word. You know the Greenpeace guys in, in on one level I actually agree with those people but on another they’re out there acting like drug addled idiots. You know, I mean like they. Exactly what I think. Yes. So okay, so let’s talk about a couple series. You know, I had a family from Columbia who they owned the largest shipping company in Colombia in the 60s and 70s.
And then the Bush family came in and he has this whole story about how the drug trade came in and they don’t like the Bush family. And the Bushes notoriously owns a lot of shipping lanes and they were actively active in the Panama and somebody they should go look, I published that one on my sub stack. It was deleted off YouTube years ago. But that’s an interesting history. So the people there you, I heard you on another podcast talk about how China, how the people there don’t trust China. Question is do they trust the United States? When we have a history of like what the Bushes did down there, has the United States changed enough in their eyes? Would they trust us or where is the, you know, do they trust either of us? Just a brief interruption to the program to talk to you about Peptides.
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I’m very excited about this, so I hope you join me in this journey and try some of these peptides. Okay, so I’ll have the link below or you can go to sarahwestsalt.com under shop. Well, weirdly, I feel more welcome here than I do in California. And I went to school in California. Actually. California is largely conservative. Actually, it’s not. You’re right. Yeah. You’re talking certain areas. Yeah, exactly. Like I went to school in San Francisco and that sort of thing. But the, but the. I’m, I’m quite familiar with California. I spent a couple years running around.
I like, I used to love California. And, and still a lot of the Californians are hardcore Americans, you know, but, but in Panama they’re very pro American. One of my friends here, he grew up in the Panama Canal Zone, so he’s called a Zonian. I’ll actually be out with them tomorrow as they, they cross through the canal. They’re having a reunion. But anyway, he also grew up partly in, in Vermont, but mostly in Panama. And so when he’s up in Vermont, somebody was asking him about anti American stuff down in Panama. And my friend Matt Tomlinson, he would be a great guy for you to talk with, actually.
But Matt said, you know, he said that there’s very few Panamanians who are anti Americans, maybe 15%, something like that, you know, and, but in, in Vermont, you know, the, the Vermontians said, you know, this is like 90% of the Vermontians or whatever they call themselves are anti American. And there’s, and I’ve been to Vermont several times, it’s another great place, but it’s been besieged by the information war. So countries that I go to, whether. Germany, I used to live in Germany, I speak German and you know, Germans tend to be very anti German. I was given, giving a speech in Tokyo and maybe 2014, maybe you can find it online.
And I was talking with the, the while I was talking with a bunch of journalists and historians and stuff in, in an auditorium and to, you know, all Japanese. And I said, you know, I’ve been around this world and, and I, I’m always asking people, what’s your favorite country? What countries do you not like? And, and actually the two most favorite countries clearly around the world are the United States and Japan, period. Really? Japan? Oh yeah, for sure. And, and across Asia. Keep in mind, I spent about 19 years in Asia. I’ve been in about 25 Asian countries.
So I said to them, and I’ve been to China quite a lot and you know, India, of course, and all that. And, and so I, I asked this big group and you could probably find it online when I’m asking them. And I said, you know, there’s only three countries that don’t like Japan. Do you know what those countries are? China. China. And they were, they were like China. That’s because of the Chinese Japanese war. Right. That’s. That started it. And all the tension they have. There’s more to it than that. China doesn’t really get along. China doesn’t get along with anybody.
Right. I mean there is no neighbor that likes China and, and, and they’re none. I mean there’s people that get along with them, but it’s, it’s China, right? Yep. And so, and I’m not talking about Taiwan. That’s different. Taiwan. Taiwanese are different. You know what I mean? I’ve spent a lot of time there as well I year. But, but, but so it’s not Chinese people, it’s China, you know, especially Han Chinese for sure. Cuz I was party. I was in China for three weeks in 2019. We’re the last tourists out of China. And so I spent a lot of time talking to Chinese people there and the people are great.
It’s the, There’s a fear though. I noticed there was a. Have you been to China? A couple times. I’m assum. There’s just like a year. Yeah. But there’s a fear of their government, of the authority. We sense that clearly more broadly, like communism, like I lived spanking Deutsch, you know, I speak German. I, I lived in Germany for about four years. Right. So I’ve been in East Germany when it was still East Germany and I lived in West Germany and I lived in Poland for another couple of years. I’m pretty familiar with Europe as well. Right.
And so East Germany, communist. The East Germans were very different when it was communist. You didn’t, I didn’t like East Germans back then. Right. Were they, were they cold and different? I mean, what was it? Yeah, because they fear. It was just fear. Suspicious of everything. Right. And, and, and so they were hard to get along with. Right. But the West Germans I could get along with quite well. And so this is the same people. One’s under communism and one is not. That’s Right. And the Polish as well. I was in Berlin. Not. I want you to continue, but I was in Berlin when I was young, when Checkpoint Charlie was still there, and we spent like a month or something touring that area.
And I remember, I was 18, and I remember going, walking through Checkpoint Charlie. And then we had to walk until we got to the tourist area, which was made for tourists. And so we had to walk a good couple miles, and it was still left like it was after, after World War II. Like all the propaganda and everything, they haven’t touched. It was a buffer zone. The East. West Berlin was just like, I felt like I was in the United States. I just happened to speak German. But I remember walking through East Berlin and I re.
And to get to Berlin, this is even more like it. To get to Berlin, we had to go through East Germany. And I remember the drive through East Germany as black and white. It was like I went. And we were in color in Germany. I don’t remember. That’s how I remember. I know exactly what you mean. You went from color. I know exactly what you mean. Yeah. And it smells bad. It smell. Every country I went to smells bad. Well, and then when we were in East Berlin, we went to a supermarket and there were like a couple pieces of fruit, and they were kind of rotten, you know, bruised.
I mean, it was, was just not pleasant. And they said that they put their best out for the tourists to give a good front for the people who are touring. And I was, they, they wanted us to see that. They wanted us to see that their best was still not even close to what we enjoy on a daily basis. Oh, yeah. You know, I, I, when I, when I grew up, of course, we were brainwashed that communists are bad and all this, and, and I’m like, okay. But then I started going to communist countries. I’m like, hold on, ceasefire.
They’re a lot worse than you ever told me. It’s true. That’s why I became the brainwasher. I’m like, let me tell you what communists are worth fighting, like, seriously hardcore to the death. I don’t want them around. Right. We don’t want that to infiltrate our country, because it’s not. People have no idea. The loss of freedom and the Tier Covid gave us a glimpse of that, I think, in certain areas. Oh, yeah. Oh, yeah. I mean, and just, you know, I grew up going to the first Nazarene church in Winter Haven, Florida. My grandparents helped build it.
Right. And Winter Haven is right in the middle of Florida, and, and they used to Talk. You know, you can’t have maps in communist countries. And this all sounded really kooky to me. You know, I can’t have maps. We buy a map at the gasoline station and. But then when I. It was true. All these things were true, and it was truly worse. Like, Reagan used to joke about the commun. Like, you know, you want the plumber and you have to schedule 14 years in advance or something. These things are actually true. These are not. This isn’t fake.
Right. I mean, I lived in Poland for a couple of years during that transition. I was in Czechoslovakia when it was still Czechoslovakia, it was still communist. I was in East Germany when it was still communist. I was in Romania. Romania. Good Lord. And, but, you know, and, and, and, and I just learned. So I went back and I went back to that church I grew up in. I said, hold on. It, it’s worse. It’s worse than you ever tried to scare me into believing. Let me, let me give you an upgrade here. Update your information.
I mean, we need to fight these people anywhere we find them, right? We don’t want this infection in our country, because I’ve seen it. And the people they have, they’re a huge amount of them are just drunks. And the communist countries, they’re all drunk. Not all, but just like almost everybody is on drunk on vodka all the time. Which is one of the ways you brainwash people is intoxicants, right? I mean, whether it’s marijuana now and all these different things, you know. Marijuana. What’s marijuana? Marijuana is just an ingredient in these things now, right? Whether it’s opium, cocaine, or whatever.
The intoxicants are the grease of psychological operations. And I find this in old books that I read old books constantly. That’s what they did. They, the Native Americans here. Hola, Buenas. The cleaning ladies here, so. Oh, okay. The Native Americans in our country were. There’s evidence to show that in order to control them, they’ve got them, they fed them alcohol to get them. That’s right. You know. Right. And the missionaries were always standing up to that. Like, I, I, I found this one book called in far Formosa, written by a, a Canadian missionary named McKay. I think he was a dentist, I think.
And so Formosa, of course, was Taiwan. And he, he was out. I mean, the indigenous people in Taiwan or Formosa at the time, they were straight up like headhunters and cannibals, like, no kidding. But actually, this missionary, he was McKay. I’m pretty sure his name is McKay. I found the book In Taiwan, actually. That’s where I bought it. But he said, you know, that they were actually very civilized, except for the whole headhunting part, you know. And he said, for that, you can’t make up this stuff. And. And I love reading old stuff by missionaries. And, And.
And he. And he. And he said that. But then the wily Chinese traders, that’s what he called them, would bring in there and talk and just destroy the communities. And likewise, I found a book in Argentina a couple months ago, and it was from 1648, reprinted in the twenties, and it was talking about how Spaniards in Guatemala would use alcohol to get the Indians just as drunk as they can get them and just rob them blind. Right. And so the missionaries were always standing up, whether that be whatever country, whether it was the Opium Wars. And the Chinese are always, by the way, blaming everybody else for the.
For the two Opium wars. But China. China had an opium problem before the Opium wars, during the Opium wars, and still does. And they still blame it on the British. Right. But I could see the British did help it along. Yes, they did. And I just read another book, and I just finished reading it two or three days ago on the Opium wars, actually, because this is something that pops up. I study information more. I’ve written three books on Chinese information war that are unfortunately only in Japanese, but because I’ve been working to wake up Japanese.
Yeah, we got to get them into English. That would be helpful. Yeah, yeah. But I was targeting Japanese so that they would be aware of what’s. Because Japan is a very important ally of the United States, and we. It’s very important to keep your neighbors strong. Right. Your allies strong. And they’re trying to weaken our friends and allies. Like in Thailand, there’s drug stores. I mean, drug. Like cannabis. Like, I used to have an office in Thailand and Chiang Mai, but now I just went back there some months ago, looking at Chinese things that they’re doing.
And. And. And now there’s more than 9,000 cannabis licenses have been granted in about the last two years. As of about maybe five months ago, it was about 9,400. So it’s probably over 10,000 now because they’re just flooding these stores everywhere. Right. And this is a. This is a direct attack on the Thai people to split Thailand apart. Right. The Chinese are behind a lot of this, and I’ve been exposing it and, you know, anyway, I could go on for hours. Well, it’s kind of like. It’s kind of like our drug war. You can’t. Like, you could Say, we could say China’s behind this fentanyl issue.
But you could also point and say, well, we’re a bunch of idiots too, because we’re the ones allowing the. We’re the ones making a lot of money on the drugs. And we’re. The Americans are very involved. You have to. Yeah, I mean, Trump, you know, the Bush family and all this stuff with Panama or with the Colombia, you could point fingers at the United States and say, no, you guys are at fault for your own drug mass. Because you. There’s no reason why you let these people in. That’s what is the same thing with China, I would think with the opium.
Well, with the. You know, one of the things I found is that professional victims are always predators. I’ve never seen an exception to that, whether that be an individual person or a family or an actual culture. Cultural firmware of professional victimhood. Right. And the Chinese, not the Taiwanese, actually. And I didn’t see it among the Hong Kongers. I spent a lot of time in Hong Kong as well. I haven’t seen it a much among the Singaporean Chinese because keep in mind, China is a big word, right? It’s like. Is Chinese. That’s like trying to define what’s an Arab.
Right? It’s the people that don’t know anything about Arabic. Arabs can define Arab very quickly. The people that know a lot more have a hard time defining Arab just the same. Same with Chinese. Right. But so the bottom line is, is that the Chinese Communist Party uses victimhood as a weapon. But actually, the Chinese were already intoxicating their own people. They had their own drug. They had their own drug industry before the British got involved. Then the British got involved in those two wars. But keep in mind, a lot of the people that were fighting against the drug war in China, the most were actually other British.
Right? There were British. There were other. Just one. Oh, yeah, there were a lot of British. It wasn’t like it was the British against the Chinese. That’s false. It was a lot of Chinese that were doing the drug trade and still do. And they also sell it to. You know, you can read the book Rape of the Mind and it talks about how the Chinese, or flooding Thailand, they had to let the British in in order to do it. They. It was the Chinese distributors. I mean, the British didn’t go in there and distribute it all.
It was the Chinese that distributed it using the British as a. You know, it’s. It’s always the local people that help bring it in. It’s like, you it’s like everything, the more you know about it, the less clear it becomes. And you start to see that there is, who’s benefiting from the opium. Like, you know, for instance, the US Government clearly has been involved in various drug trade around the world. That’s right, yeah. And it’s, and the one here going on now with fentanyl. Yeah, clearly, clearly. No question about it. And so, I mean, they’re allowing it to happen.
President Trump, well, back when he was, last year, was pushing to legalize the cannabis stores in Florida, right? The amendment three. Right. And when I stood up against that, people like, oh, you’re a boomer. They always throw the boomer word, word around, you know, so, okay, whatever, let me tell you what. And they’ll, they’re very quick that the potheads are very quick to, to, to. Their, their blood pressure is spiking right now, right? They’re, they’re as they hear me say, pothead and doper. They will immediately be jumping through the screen to correct me, like, you don’t know what dope is.
Dope is marijuana. Da da da, da, da. Okay, okay, Rambo. I’ve heard this like a thousand times now. It’s more like this. Dope is an old Dutch word. It means like gravy or like a putty, right? Dope was used for opium, right? Opium, right. So it’s not marijuana. Then it came to dope, head, pothead, pill head, meth head, whatever, drug head, addict, whatever, right? So I mean, all these different words, like dope is a catch all phrase. I found an article about three or four days ago in a 1925 newspaper. It was just, it was a letter to an editor.
It was an American newspaper, 1925, so 101 years ago or so. And he said he’d been treating addictions for 40 years, right? So medical doctor. And he said that. And he called these catch all. He said he was talking about dope and he was very clear, including cocaine. Because cocaine, United States had a huge cocaine problem in the 1800s and early 90s. This is nothing new, Right? The people that are, well, that used to be used for cocaine used to be used for pain and then it caused problems beyond that. Oh yeah. I mean, you could go into a general store and buy like, you know, a bottle of whiskey, some cocaine, a shotgun and some dynamite.
You know what I mean? Yeah, yeah, those are the good old days, you know, and, and some coffin nails next door, right? So, I mean, but the, but the cocaine was, was a, was. It has been. And Continues. But what I’m getting to is the word dope has become a catch all phrase and it was more than 100 years ago. So when I use the word dope and the potheads try to correct me, they, they just don’t study. They’re too busy doing pot. Right. The word dope is a catch all phrase meaning all of those things.
But the current doped heads of which a subset is potheads, which what is really in that pot, you know. But keep in mind, when we talk about the war on drugs, there’s also a war with drugs as wmd. Again, I want to be very clear. One of the major weapons in war is intoxicants, whether that be alcohol, whether that be this, this doctor from the 1925 letter to the editor. It was a long letter, it was very interesting. He, he, he said actually the worst that he’d seen this is 1925, he was saying, was tobacco. He said that.
And he went on to explain his position on that. Of course, back then, tobacco, I mean the cocaine probably didn’t have all kinds of chemicals in it and that, and it might not have been readily available, I don’t know. But the bottom line is he said tobacco was terrible because it was causing problems for the unborn children. And when the children were born, they were very irritable. They were very more susceptible as they grew up to being, becoming addicted to alcohol and tobacco and the other drugs like opium and cocaine. He talks about this in that letter to the editor.
And it was very intelligently written as a lot of the people wrote in the old days. And it sounded quite credible actually. Anyway, I don’t know, I wasn’t there. Well, let’s talk a little bit about, and then we can go on to some other topics. But the, the marijuana and cbd, you know, drugs and things, they’ve noticed, they know that there’s some serious advantages in the medical industry for using this. And so that’s what they use to get it. That, that’s the cracker of. But don’t you know, that’s the propaganda. That’s right. Try to go. They’re always like, but don’t.
You know, it has thousands of medical uses as they’re pulling on their bongs with Doper Joe Rogan and so, so, you know, so good. Let’s use the medical reasons and the medical stuff. But don’t. That’s not why they, everybody, that’s not why they want it. They want it to be high. And when you talk with them, it all comes out Every single time. That’s not why they want it. They want it so that they can be doped. And the dopeds, that’s. That’s what they will defend those bongs more than they’ll defend our border. Border. Right. I’ve been on.
I’ve been across the entire southern US Border. I’m like, where’s the men? Where’s the men? You know, there’s very few. Most of the people I go to the border with are American women and Japanese too. Masaku Ganaha. I mean, there’s like. Well, it’s because they’re so worried about the human trafficking. The women are just beside themselves on what it’s doing. And then the fentanyl. I mean, everybody knows people who had kids die, you know, taking now. So I think that. How many per month? 10,000. 10,000? Yeah. It’s horrible. I would like to see more men standing up in general, but it’s just community type stuff.
We should be able to be shoulder to shoulder with the women and men together fighting for our communities. I mean, it’s not like it’s a male female thing. That’s a kind of all bs But I, you know, a lot of the people I’ve taken into the daring gap, there’s been a lot of men I’ve taken as well. I’ve taken 50 or 60 people. I took Brett Weinstein and. And you know, a couple congressmen epoch times. A lot. A lot of people. Right. That’s good that they’re. About half of them have been women. About half have been women.
Yep. Well, that’s good. Well, and that’s what I mean. Shoulder to shoulder, fixing our country and not turning it into something kind of weird. It’s like we all are dealing with. We all have to live here. So let’s all work together. But let’s. Let’s talk about some of the war zones. Well, first of all, before we move on the Panama, why you care so much about the Panama Canal is because, oh, Trump really wants to get back control of it. Right. And there’s also some weird stuff with Iceland. He wants to buy Iceland. Can you talk about that and why and how that makes sense from a global trade standpoint and why it’s so important? Right.
Well, he’s talking about Greenland. Greenland. I was confused. But next door to Iceland. Yeah, they changed the names. Actually. There’s a. Interesting history. They called. They called. Iceland was the one that was farther north. North. Or Greenland’s the one farther north, Iceland’s the one farther south. And they did it on purpose to confuse travelers and I guess like it was, it worked, it worked. Anyways, keep going. Simple plan. Yeah, but actually there’s there, there are other key. There are many vital places or very important places like the Azores, Iceland, Greenland, Panama, of course, Puerto Rico. There’s so many.
Hawaii. Right, right. Poland. Right. Netherlands. There’s a lot of places that are quite important. And I’ve been to the Azores actually. Interestingly, the. But Greenland. Masako Ganahanai, the Japanese journalist who I’ll be seeing later. Well, it’s starting to rain here, who I’ll be seeing later today. She, Yeah, I mean she lives on and by the way, on Okinawa, which is another vital keystone. I mean that’s a, like, that’s a huge battleground in World War II. All of these old battlegrounds will, will, will, will come to pass again. But, but the, the bottom line is we went to Canada last year.
Masako Ganaha and I did and we went to, we, we left Panama, we went to Bahamas, because Bahamas is, I mean China has a big port right off the Florida coast. Like it’s a big port. Right. And we went from, we spent, I don’t know, know, two or three weeks there or so. Then we flew up to Canada and we went because, you know, Bahamas is a fourth border. A lot of Americans don’t realize that. And China has a big port right off the coast of Florida. Right. I mean they could launch, you know, like medium sized drones and hit Florida with them.
Right. And the, not to mention the ships. And so we went to Canada, we went to Toronto, which is just being overrun. Then we went to Yellowknife, which is The Northwest Territories, 250 miles from the Arctic Circle. We went up to Yellowknife. If you look up yellowknife, it’s again 250 miles from the Arctic Circle. It’s filled with like Afghans, Pakistanis, Nigerians. They’ve been flooded with the, in with the invasions that the United nations is doing and Canada is helping and United States is helping and, and this is all about destroying and dissolving Canada, the United States and Europe and taking over these trade routes and taking over these resources.
Right. And so from there we then went, we, we left Yellow Knife, stayed up there, I don’t know, less than two weeks, I would say. Went, you know, talked with many people. Then we went down to Vancouver, went to Chinatown. We went into the Chinese police station there. There’s a Chinese police station there right in the open. Walked in, talked with them and then out on the streets outside from the Chinese police station is just a huge amount of stooped over zombie drug addicts. Right, right. And then we walked into the drug addicts. Is those, are those Canadians or would you say they’re okay, they’re mostly white people, Canadians.
And so we walked into this sort of office where they’re actually handing out hard drugs and Masako and I walked in, they kicked us out for free. Yeah. And the United States does it too. And so we went, we walked in there, they kicked us out. We’ve got some video, everybody. One guy stooped over at the front door trying to light his. Is that the, is that the, the craziness where they were giving away drugs as an excuse to help the homeless get out of drugs? Yeah. And then they, that was the excuse because California was doing that.
And I remember them, their, their propaganda around that was to help the homeless get off drugs there and get off the, you know, the drug addicted people. They would give them drugs if, if I wrote a couple of dispatches from Afghanistan in about 2006 called the perfect Evil. Evil. Right, the perfect evil. And I described this dynamic where it’s like the perfect, it’s artistic evil. Basically. They sell the drugs to the Canadians, take their money and get that and, and then it leaves them, destroys their families. Like all these libertarians are like, we should be able to do all the drugs they want.
And they go crazy when I say no. And they’re like, oh, you’re against freedom. You’re supposed to be pro freedom. I’m like, what have you ever done, Rambo, except defend your bong? Right. You know, I’m seriously, well, our borders, I agree with you. But here’s the deal. I’m more of a libertarian oriented too. But the point is, is this is where I think everybody gets confused on it is you can do whatever you want until you start hurting others. Right. Hurting others is what they forget about. One drug addict in your family, one alcoholic, one drug addict.
There’s, there’s a, there’s a, there’s a, there’s a casino right out my window right here. Right. One gambling addict is like getting a missile through your roof of your house. Right. If your father or your mother is a gambling addict or an alcoholic or heavily on drugs, your family, you might as well just burn your house down. Right. I mean, it’s just, and that’s one person exercising their freedom and destroying our life. Right. I have a harder time with, and I agree with you, I, I, this is my personal beliefs, is that the evil is the people supplying it and making money off of it and enticing them and the people doing it.
I have a hard time saying they can’t do it. I have. But I don’t have a hard time saying, saying you can’t make money and hurt people and. And manipulate people into it, which is what we’re doing. I’m looking at this from also chiefly as a war perspective. If I want to destroy your country. That’s right, that’s right. I will get. I will get you addicted and then I will. Because, remember, addictive substances, whether that be alcohol or whatever, are the key to psychological operations, right? That is how you destroy the Native Americans, Right? Measles helps and all that stuff.
But the addictive substances, that’s how you dissolve entire cultures and they vanish from the face of the earth without so much as. As a whimper, right? And it happens all the time. It’s happening right now. Like right now. There’s been four Embera suicides since November, and they didn’t even have any of those before. They don’t remember any suicide size. Each one of them. They hang themselves, right? And these are in villages that I’m always out in. Three of them were in a village called Bajo Chito, and one’s in a village a few miles away called Marangante.
These are deep in the Darien Gap. And why. And I asked the village people there, why are the young people committing suicide? Drugs and alcohol. That’s what they say, Drugs and alcohol, Right. And they didn’t have. Because with the invasions of the invaders coming through, through which Trump finally called them invaders, which is what I’ve been saying for years now, this is an invasion. It’s not migration, right? Those, they brought a lot of money. The United nations and United States brought a lot of money. And the young people stop farming, they start doing drugs and start raping and killing out in the jungle.
And now it’s dissolving the embarrass people. The Chinese are taking their trees and lot a lot of that. So when we get back down to the war aspects of this, if I want to destroy your country, country, Thailand, if somebody wants to destroy Thailand, the first thing you’re going to do is grease the right palms and say, look how much money you can make by opening up all these opium stores. We’ll just sell it to the tourists is what they’re saying. That’s what they’re actually saying. When I ask them, I’m like, no, you’re not. This is a direct Attack.
And, and first of all, what makes it okay to sell it to the neighbors, kids, anyway? You know, what do you think about the. Exactly. But what do you think about all the small towns that were targeted for the opiates and it just like destroyed prescription prescriptions. The prescription opiates that destroyed small towns across this country? I mean, families in small towns across the country. I lived in Andrews, North Carolina. There’s like, very few people have ever heard of it. It’s near Murphy. I lived out there almost a couple years. Right. And that’s like they had huge drug problems.
I thought, I thought when I went out there, these are going to be people that are, you know, living. You know, there’s like more than about May. Am I right to remember 22 churches and about 2,000 people or so. Right. Yeah. You know, and, and, and yet it was just filled with drugs and alcohol and it was like. It was like they were tearing down the salt and earth of this country. All the people who were more down to earth. Earth were being destroyed. And remember, you only have to take out one person in that family.
That’s it. That’s it. If you got a family of eight people or whatever, you take one out, the next thing you know, the whole family’s melting down. It just, it’s very destructive. You know, it’s like one little fire in one of the rooms, you know. That’s right. Okay. And so if you’re going to destroy a country, you’re going to use intoxicants. Right. And, and, and, and then that opens the door to psychological warfare on an epic scale. And so you’re dissolving the resiliency. Right? The resiliency goes down, down, down, and then you’ll reach some critical mass where.
And basically actually down. And there’s a deep part of me that’s somewhat libertarian as well, but that’s a loaded term because libertarian is like conservative. It has many different meanings. But I’m all about freedom. I’ve been fighting, actually fighting for freedom, really fighting for freedom. Like actually risking my life for years online. It’s a wonder I’m alive time. I’m not just defending somebody’s right to be a dope head. Well, yeah, exactly. I mean, freedom takes responsibility. Right. I have a right to free speech. I have a right to free speech. To tell them you’re a dope head and I don’t like you.
Right. That’s my free speech. I fought for that freedom. Really fought for it. Right. And, and the other night, like three nights ago, we Were driving down the road, my research team and I, and there’s some drug addicts. Clear. Drug addiction, clear. Zombies, Nighttime, wet road. One of them just steps right back out on the road. We almost hit him. It was that close. He just stepped back out into the road. We swerved and missed him. Now, as we left, I said, now imagine how we would have hand. How would we have handled that if we hit him? Because it was that close, right? How would we have handled it? He was surrounded by other drug addicts.
It’s nighttime, it’s dark. It’s, you know, and we’re in a very bad, bad part. Are we going to stop and help him or are we going to hit and run and go to the police or whatever? What are you going to do? I mean, we could literally be in prison right now because some drug addict stepped out in our car at night. So we have a choice. Stop and help this zombie surrounded by other zombies who almost certainly have knives, or we can hit and run. What are you going to do? This is your decision. That was a real decision the other night.
What did you do? Make. We didn’t hit him. I mean, it was just. But what, but it was close. It was close. And, and it was just like we were actually talking about drug zombies and boom. Like right on schedule, like it as if it’s the Truman show or something. We all and swerve and you know, kept going like, wow, that could have been, that could have changed our lives right then. We could literally be in prison right now because of a drug zombie. Well, but stepped out in front of us. And this gets me to the point that drug zombies, as you call them, them, they wreck businesses too.
Small businesses that have these employees that are doing drugs, they destroy businesses. And they just, it, it’s more than families. It’s businesses, it’s communities. It’s so much. And because, you know, I know we all know people who are druggies and how just everybody. It’s so destructive. It is. And you’re right that, that the smaller drugs lead to that, but it’s just about, it’s hard because I am about freedom. And so you want, you want to balance you, but I’m also about responsibility and discipline. And, and so how do you balance that out? And if you’re sitting there, stigmatize them, stigmatize them, stigmatize them.
Like when I smell dope on somebody, I, I, I have nothing to do with them again, right? And I’m telling that if you come up to me and you smell of alcohol, you smell dope. I will not take you to the border. I will not waste my time on you. I have, I’m busy with serious people, right? And that’s my freedom. I have a freedom creation. I have a freedom to stigmatize, right? I will not take you with me to the border. And I still love you, but you got to get your crap together. You’re agreeing stuff together, right? You’re, you’re a Green Beret in the.
Right. You’re, what was your back. Your were a green. So how do you compare like Green Berets to like Navy seals, for example? It’s very different. I mean, it’s like, you know, of Air Force versus Navy. I mean, what I trained to do on my two A teams was parachute into Poland and fight Soviets, right? We also did a lot of training on actually causing civil wars, that sort of thing and fighting civil wars. And so, I mean, it’s a, it’s a, it’s a different thing, right? They, they overlap on their missions and stuff. But it’s, it’s, but it’s.
What unit, what, what military was in the 10th Special Forces Group, Right, but is it part of the Air Force? Marine or Gracias Army? It’s part of the army. They all have their elite divisions. And the Green Berets are the army. The, the Navy seals are navies. What does the Air Force have? They have pararescue, which is incredibly well trained, but they’re. That’s combat stuff, right? And that’s, that’s, it’s different, right? And I’ve been out with them quite a bit in Afghanistan, actually. Very serious people. People. And, and I mean, if you are a young person and you want to do something super serious, go, go Air Force Pararescue.
And you, you’ll get. And you won’t believe it. A lot of people don’t realize combat. The Air Force actually does on the ground. I was literally on a lot of combat missions with the Air Force guys on the ground, right? And well, there’s jtacs, that’s one thing. And then there’s also the par rescue guys. I would do their, you know, in their, their Paveh helicopters and all this stuff they were out, you know, doing, getting Kazavac. And it was just amazing. I mean, the, the Air Force has some very serious special operations people that almost nobody seems to know about.
But where Green Berets came from was after, after World War II, during. There was, there was something called the OSS in World War II. The Office of Strategic Services. After World War II, the United States wanted to have a capability that would be able to do things that were outside of uniform and inside of uniform. So two different organizations formed from that. One was called Green Berets. That’s what I was in. And the other was called Central Intelligence Agency, right. So the OSS went that way. Green Berets and CIA. And then later, you know, the SEALs came along and that sort of thing.
Delta Force and all that. That and Delta Force. That’s no. Who. What is the Delta Force? Part of Delta Force is in the army. And Delta Force is, I would say, the most elite of the. Of the sort of door kickers or doing very serious kinetic operations on a small unit level. That would be, in my view, that would be Delta Force. And they’re, you know, the SEALs are trying to constantly compare themselves to everybody in the world. But the. But the. But Delta Force is actually the ones that are most mostly very quiet. A lot of Green Berets go into Delta Force.
A lot of my friends ended up in Delta Force. And they go back and forth and, you know, and seals can go. You can. Seals can go into Delta Force. You have to change from the Navy to the Army. But sure, some do it. And a lot of Rangers go into Delta Force. Army Rangers are like super sort of infantry Rangers. I would recommend any young person that wants to go into Special Operations, the best way to do it, generally speaking, if you’re going to especially go. Go big later, if you think you might, would be to go into Rangers first, because then you’ll get a lot of this.
A lot of the sort of mathematics of special operations, small unit tactics and leadership and that sort of thing. A lot of the best Green Berets that I saw were Rangers before, right? And. But I went straight to Green Berets, did not go into Rangers. And. But a lot of the serious Delta Force guys came through Rangers or came through Green Beret. Some come through seals, some come through other units. I mean, they’ll take anybody to try out, right? I mean, you can be a cook and you can try out for Delta Force because they’re looking for the right material, right? They’re looking for the right sort of person.
It’s a mindset, isn’t it? It’s a lot of it. A lot of it’s about mindset, like, don’t quit teamwork. But you can operate as an individual, you know, very intelligent, think for yourself. But also can think of a team, can take orders, can give orders, right? It’s a. It’s a, you know, kind of a, the, the most ideal, say, Green Beret or Delta guy or whatever. They, they’re, they’re pretty uncommon. The most ideal ones actually, because you can imagine even within these units there’s sort of a hierarchical and the, the most ideal ones typically actually don’t like the army or the Navy too much.
Like, like a lot of the, I, I, you know, the, the serious seals, they might not actually like the Navy. A lot of the serious Delta Force and Green Beret, they don’t really like the army, you know, because they’re really good, solid people. It’s hard to, Yeah, I, I, some of my best interviews are, are with, you know, the Green Berets or with, I’ve done quite a bit with Navy seals, but, but I like the ones, you know, the, the top ones that just understand they live what they believe and they’re, it’s just, it’s a quiet leadership.
Yeah, especially you’ll get that a lot more from, from Delta and SF guys. Yeah, yeah, just incredible. More, more, more, more. Yeah, like follow me type stuff. Right. And, but anyway, not to go into that. The bottom. No, I love this, I love that stuff. War. We are in a state of war, right? And, and there’s many weapons being used in this war. The biggest weapon is information war. Yeah. Psychological warfare is a subset of information war. And the grease of psychological operations is intoxicants, whether that be alcohol or whatever. And, and they’re very effective. And this is nothing new.
It goes literally back to the Bible, right? I mean like literally early back to the Bible, right? And, and so none of these things that we’re facing are new. And again, I read old books constantly and I keep constantly coming across where Spaniards or somebody comes through, the Chinese come through or whatever and they get everybody all drugged up, right? And they do it with specific intent. Well, it’s mind control, right. It’s controlling their minds. But they have more sophisticated weaponry now with high tech and frequency to actually do some mind control. Oh yeah. I mean it, you know, mind control has been a thing since I don’t know when again, it fades to gray.
The, for the further Roman time. I mean, beginning of time was, was. Yeah. But you know, interestingly, last night we were studying together. Every night my team gets together and we do our end of the day briefing and then we study, right? We, we brief what a juicy today, you know, and, and, and then we, we compare notes and, and then we study, right? So last night we were studying and one of the topics that we talked about is because we were talking about the canal, actually, how the two soldiers were sent down here, a captain and a lieutenant out of uniform to do certain things.
And da, da, da. This would be about 1903 or so. And, and, and anyway, what. One of the things that we just kind of pops up sometimes in our study sessions is, is like, where did the first hippies and cults come from? This, this subject came up, believe it or not, in the book also in the. The Path between the Seas, which is about the history of the Panama Canal. The Path between the Seas is an incredibly important and good book. And the Path between the Seas talks about this group at Harvard in 1843, which were basically a bunch of hippies, right, that were fruitarians that were eating only fruit.
Fruit, right. They called it Fruit Land. Because the earliest I had found hippies in the United States was more like 1890s and 1880s, right? When I was definitely finding, like, hey, there’s actually hippies in the United States. You know, you see the World War II movies like Kelly’s Heroes, you know, there’s the hippies, you know, in. In Kelly’s Heroes and, you know, portraying hippies in World War II. But they actually go back at least to the 1880s and 1890s. But then we just found a mention yesterday about the. About the. They called them. It was called Fruitland Harvard, 1843.
And I think it may have started in 1842. Ish. That little cult there. And it continued on. But anyway, Eddie, not to go into this, but no, that’s. That’s interesting too. I mean, I wonder what it does to your body when you just eat fruit. But keep going, you know, Steve Jobs and they were into the fruit. I tracked down. I studied cults quite a lot, actually. Actually when I was in Special Forces, I. I started realizing that there’s a lot of things you have to study to be a serious Green Beret. And kinetics are just one of them.
Like, you know, weapons and explosives and all that. That’s just one. That’s just part of it. Right. You also need to really deep dive into anthropology. And a lot of the old timers be in their 40s. You know, the old timers are like, you know, they were like, old timers has a different connotation there. But the old timers would be like, you know, you need to study cults and world religions. And I’m. I’m like, why would I want to study that? I mean, my job is to, you know, kill Russians, you know, and and, and, and they’re like, well, you’ll see because as you evolve in this world that we’re in, if you stay in Special Forces or go off to do something else later, then you will benefit greatly by having studied as much as you can in anthropology.
And I took that to heart and I have now studied a lot on anthropology. And, and I tracked down cults. And I lived with a cult in California for a while while all in the service of studying, doing this sort of study. I tracked down cults in India. One cult that I tracked down, some Americans had joined and were cannibals. They were straight up cannibals. It was a cult called. Yeah. And one of the main guys, his name was Gary Rayburn Stevenson. He was born on December 3, 1950, in Houston, Texas. I tracked him down and Gary, I tracked him.
I called him gtc, Gary the Cannibal, which would make him very upset. Stop calling me gtc. You know, you’re just a redneck from Florida. He would say, anyway, I’d be like, okay, Gary. He’s like, don’t call me Gary. My name’s Kapalnath. He changed his name. And I would say, listen, Gary, the. Anyway, we talked about how did he evolve from a Texas Scott, Irish type guy, or Scottish in his view, into. His dad was an army officer In World War II, stationed in Papua New Guinea. His uncle was stationed in India. He told me all these stories.
They turned out to be true. I mean, his daughter did a DNA test for me. I tracked down the whole family. You know, I mean, it was all true. Right. And, and so. But Gary the cannibal actually had become a fruitarian. Right. In Hawaii. And he told me about it and he actually. Oh, it’s a huge story. It’s. It’s the most amazing story ever. But anyway, I tracked part of that cult down in Sonoma, California, and I lived with them. Then I went back to Hawaii researching. Hold on, you lived with the Fruitarians or did you live with the, the, the cannibals? They were cannibals, but they weren’t doing any cannibalism there, to my knowledge.
They never did it in front of me in California. They never did it at all. But they’ll rub human ashes on their bodies and things like that. The study of cults is like the study of mathematics. You can never. It’s an investment. The more that you understand mind control techniques, cults and that sort of thing, you can build your own resiliency against them. Right, right. As somebody who took being Green Beret very seriously, especially after I left, is when it really started, right? Is I’ve studied mind control techniques for years. I’ve studied cults and these sorts of things.
And. And it’s very important. It’s like a mar. It is a martial art, right? That’s why when you see me going after the drug so hard, people think I’m against freedom. It’s the opposite. If you’re addicted to drugs, you are a slave, just like you’re a debt slave if you owe $200,000 in student debt, you know, and that’s why you’re prescribing all these death jabs, because you got to pay your bills, right? You know, I mean, so there’s many sorts of slavery. And one of the things I found is that most people actually want to be slaves.
I’ve seen that in cultures around the world, right? Most people want to be told what to do. And then there’s a few of us who don’t want to be told what to do. Like, I don’t want to be told you can’t do drugs. I don’t do them. And I don’t want to be told I can’t talk bad about people who do do drugs. That’s. That’s the. The problem. Like, I don’t want to be told I can’t do drugs, but I’m like, but you shouldn’t be doing them because they’re so bad. But I’m going to stigmatize you, just like you’re going to stigma.
I love this. Yeah, you’re going to call me a boomer. Okay? Stigmatize me. I’m a boomer and you’re a drug head. You’re a worthless, thinking great jughead. I don’t want you around me. You’re going to steal everything, right? That’s what I’m going to say about you when you’re not here and when you are here, here, right? You’re worthless. That’s what I’m going to say. I’m using my freedom, right, that I actually fought for. And if you would stop defending your bong and defend our border, we may actually save our country, right? There’s a lot of weapons that are being deployed against us, right? And one of them is intoxicants.
And you got people like Doper Joe Rogan. I’ve been many times. I was on with Alex Jones. Alex was like, I can get you on the Joe Rogan. We were live. And I was like, alex, Alex, I’m not going on Doper Joe show you could find. Whatever I actually said, it’s, yeah, very similar to what I’m telling you. I’m like, I’m not going on the show with Doper Joe. I’ve been offered numerous times to go on with him. I don’t want to go on with a doper. Now. People that are dopers are going, ah. But he brings on all these great guests and all this stuff.
And I’m like, yeah, I know he does. That’s called the draw. They draw you in. He is a clear information operation, right? You got the space boy, Elon Musk, who is a clear drug addict and who talks about it, smoking dope with Joe Rogan in front of millions of young people. That was an attack on the United States. That was a direct attack by Spaceboy, who says that he’s going to put chips in our brains. He’s addicted to ketamine. He says it. He has said it openly that he should. That his. And that Elon Musk has said openly that his investors should hope that he stays on his prescription to ketamine, right? He has openly said this.
It’s published. It’s out there. He says it. He sticks by it, right? The guy, okay, here’s Doper Joe. Here’s Doper Joe Rogan and Elon Musk. Elon Musk, Mr. Dope Smoker, pushed people to take the death jabs, right? He pushed people to take it. He said the science is unequivocal verbatim on the death jabs. He’s like, he studied this stuff up and the science is unequivocal. Basically, he’s saying, take the. Take the death jab. He didn’t squat. So he’s smart enough. Well, it turns out that the smartest guy in the world, Mr. Doped, was wrong. He was wrong.
So am I supposed to believe him now? Elon Musk, spaceboy, who wants to put chips in our minds and who says that he’s the guy behind all the chopsticks and all this for the starship, which is, you know, I love SpaceX stuff, actually. And. But because I’ve always been into space since I was a little boy. I mean, I was there watching Apollo 11 launch when I was five. And I’m totally about, you know, let’s go, you know. But. But as Elon Musk, the guy that he’s advertised to be, that’s a separate issue. And it’s clear that Elon Musk is a face case.
He is a condom for the globalist, right? Elon Musk Said he could not get to his gigafactory in Germany to visit his giga factory without taking the vaccine, right? Death jab. So he took two, he said, right now, okay, so the guy that says that he can get us to Mars put brain chips, you know, boring company and Tesla and all this stuff, all these different things, this super duper dude still can’t get to Germany without taking the death jab. Now I was there with Masako Ganaha in Germany and we’re like, space boy can’t get to Germany without taking the death jab.
But we’re in Germany and we didn’t take it. We were in Germany at the same time. We went to Germany multiple times, numerous times without taking the death jab. We were all over Europe without taking the death jack jab. But the guy who’s supposed to be the smartest dude in the world who got the wrong answer when it came to taking the death jab. He said take it. He said take it. He said clearly to take it. That is the most consequential decision so far probably in human history was pushing the death jab, right? That is cannot be swept under the rug because the death.
The body count is only growing and the lump in the groan and. And the rug is getting bigger. Right? It’s not possible. It’s not who he says he is. He is not. He is not that super ultra brilliant guy doing this. He is clearly a condom for somebody who’s behind all this. Well, that’s an excellent. You just summed it up so well because it’s just not possible for someone who’s that smart to claim or to. It’s impossible for them to claim it. But it’s not possible for them to do the research and then come to the conclusion it’s safe.
That’s just not possible for us. And with all his jets and rockets, he can’t get the Germany. You know, he’s got private jets. Yeah. And he can’t get the. Listen, if I were Elon Musk, if I’m this super duper ultra smart guy, alpha guy and all this stuff, you know, hey man, I can do all these things. I’m space guy. I’m on Twitter at 2 in the morning, right? Doing drugs or whatever, I don’t know what he’s doing but playing his video game. But okay, so let’s say I have a multi billion dollar. Yeah, exactly. He knows all about anime and all this crap.
How do you have time to know about anime? And spends 80% of his time being the Lead engineer in all these companies because that’s what. Oh yeah. And like, where’s your skateboard? He’s probably a professional skateboarder and all this stuff too, you know, So I mean, you know, all these guys are always like, yeah, and I’m a skateboarder. You know, it’s like, okay, whatever, man. So listen, if I had a multi billion dollar factory in Germany, right? And the German economy was really happy to have it. Right? Right. And the German government was really happy to have it.
And if the German government said to me, and I’m in charge of that factory, you have to take the death jab before you come visit your factory, I would say re examine your thoughts. Today’s Friday. That factory will be closed on Monday. Do you understand? I will be there Monday. I will land at an airport. If I am not allowed to get off of my jet and go into my factory, I will close it. That is how you play hardball, right? That’s what I would do. That’s not what he did. He took the death jabs. That’s what he says anyway.
And he got sick and blah, blah, blah, blah, blah. We believe you. What do you think? Like I’m really going to believe a drug addict. So drug addicts, what do they perpetually do? Lie. Drug addicts lie. That’s what they do, right? Alcoholics and drug addicts. Can he really truly run everything he’s running doing what he does? I mean, the math doesn’t add up. The math doesn’t add up. That’s exactly right. I don’t know what’s going on there. But now the masses during this inauguration, they would, on the. I was just listening to the radio this morning and when they showed pictures of Donald Trump’s Baron Trump, people would cheer, which is great.
He’s a young man, he’s quiet, People would cheer. He got the most cheers. The other person that got the most cheers when the cat came up was Elon Musk. Musk. So people love Elon Musk because he’s been, he’s been groomed. He is, he is a part in a big movie basically. Right. And, and they, they all reinforce each other, of course. And, and they go on each other’s shows and, and da, da, da. This is all part of the great kayfabe, right? The kayfabe. A kayfabe is, is like a wrestling fake. Wrestling, Right, right. That’s exactly what it is.
This is a kayfabe. This is the greatest show on earth, right. And there’s nothing new about this. It’s just like in all these old books you read, let’s say, Creature from Jekyll island by G. Edward Griffin. He talks about how in the 1800s, in the early 1900s, people would not. You wouldn’t just buy the New York Times, you just buy the editor, right? I mean, you. You would be. You wouldn’t buy the whole jet, you’d buy the pilot, Right? You know what I mean? You don’t. To hijack the jet, you don’t need to buy the jet, you just get the pilot.
Right? And it’s the same. The path between the seas is the same. It’s all these old books. It’s always about. They. There’s always a wrestling match for the press, for the microphone. Blackmail is the currency of the powerful, and they’ve known that forever. Mice. It’s called mice. Right? Mice. Money, ideology, coercion, ego. Money, ideology, coercion, ego, Mice. Those are the four main cheeses, right? Money, ideology, coercion, ego. Like Trump is ego and money, right? That’s his cheeses. He loves those bookends, right? And Elon Musk, I’m not sure. He’s clearly on drugs, as is common. But keep in mind, we’ve got people that are working hard to destroy the United States, Canada, Europe.
And you want these super role models out there smoking. Nope. You want Elon Musk and you want Joe Rogan and all. And you want the dopers. Of course they’re going to go, well, look, you’re making a mistake, Michael. Why don’t you go on? You know how many times I’ve heard people say, you’re making a mistake? Don’t you understand? You could reach his audience. I’m like, don’t you understand? I have a little hatchet and he has a big tree. Chop, chop. Every day I chop a little bit out of Joe Rogan’s tree, right? Every day, wood chips fly.
Right? Right. I’m not going on a show. Right. I’m not going to help him. I’m going to keep exposing him for what he is. We are in a state of war. These man boys, you know, he’s a big UFC guy, you know, the skateboarder guys and all this stuff. They’re man children in Japan. I know somebody who calls them bearded boys. He’s a Japanese man, Masako Ganaha’s father, he calls them bearded boys. They’re these. They’re. They’re boys in men’s bodies. Body. I mean, they’re juveniles. They’re in their 30s, they’re in their 20s. 30s, 40s, and they’re acting like children.
Like, it’s really cool to come on and smoke dope with Elon Musk in front of millions of young people. The moment I saw that, that was a instant change. I had been suspicious of Elon Musk over a period of time. In the beginning, I thought he was actually a serious guy. I thought he was really. That guy. I thought he was really, wow, this is an amazing guy. That’s an ideal, real immigrant right there, right? Then, as time went on, I’m like, math isn’t adding up here. Something doesn’t feel right. And then I saw him doing the dope smoke thing with Joe Rogan.
That was it. I’m like, that’s a clear attack. This is what I do, right? Information war, psychological operations. I’m doing war around the world, right? I’ve written three books on Chinese information war. Again, they’re only in Japanese, right? I see this all over the world. I’ve traveled all over the world. I’ve seen this. What they’re doing, doing. That was an attack. That was an attack. Just like launching a missile into the U. S. Heartland. And. And they did it. And ever since that time, that was. If you look at my treatment of Elon Musk and Joe Rogan, when those two got on and smoked dope, that was it.
That was attack. I’ve attacked ever since, right? And I will not stop. It’s very clear what they’re doing, right? They showed you their faces. The man behind the curtain has showed you exactly who he is. Elon Musk is not the guy that’s doing all these amazing things. He is just a face. I would agree with that. That is. That’s so. You are awesome. I love you. I know why people love you. Where can people follow you? Darien Gap. I’m gonna go tomorrow. I’m gonna be out with a bunch of people on the Panama Canal. We’re going through the locks tomorrow.
And then the next day, I’ll probably head back down into the jungle and the Darien Gap. So if you want to come down to the Darien Gap, I am going to. I am going to come down there. I got to figure out. Clear my schedule and figure out a way to get down there. Yeah, it’s quite serious now if Trump is very serious. Tom Homan called me a few weeks ago, as have some other people whose names you definitely know and some you probably don’t, about closing the borders and doing these other sorts of things. And I’ve told them all, if you’re really serious about closing the border.
We can do it. It can be done. There’ll be some that leak through. We get it. But you can close 99% of it, right? But one of the things you have to do is defund the United Nations. You have to defund the United nations, right? And I mean defund, defang and dismantle, right? Because the United nations and the United States are the ones keeping. If you close the daring gap, which is child’s play, a very smart captain could close the daring gas gap. You don’t need much resources. Actually, it’s the Darien Gap. I mean, the Darien Gap is your greatest resource.
In closing the Darien Gap, you need a few more helicopters and some better communications. And that’s about it really, because it’s the Darien Gap and they have to go up Highway 1 to get here, which is a long, giant, linear ambush that goes over lots of bridges, right? You know what I mean? It’s super easy to close the Darien Gap. But if you close the Darien Gap, that doesn’t close Bahamas, that doesn’t close Nicaragua, where people flowing through there and Mexico doesn’t close Canada, more than 5,000 miles of border. It doesn’t close people flying in that the government’s actually doing.
You have to go after the United nations, right? Because remember, our partners are being destroyed too. Our partners in Europe are being destroyed. Our partners in Japan, Thailand. The iom, which is the International Organization for Migration, is the big boss. That’s the engine room of the United nations is the iom. It’s run. The North American operations are run by Amy Pope in New York. She’s an American. She should be arrested, right, for human trafficking. Their other big office is down the road from me here in Panama City and City of Knowledge. In the Ciudad del Subair.
City of Knowledge, it’s the former U.S. army south headquarters, Fort Clayton. Those who your. Your father almost certainly was at Fort Clayton. You were probably at Fort Clayton when you were in Panama. Like almost certainly you at passed through. It is now the UN headquarters, right? And it looks like we’re not sure about this, but it looks like the UN maybe I’m not certain about this. Let us research it a little bit more. But they may be getting prepared to move more of their operations to Panama. Now all we have to do is defund the United nations because the United States is the biggest funder of the United nations and.
And then start dismantling them, kick them out of the United States, start arresting people that were involved in human trafficking. This will cause them. They’ve got an office in Buenos Aires. IOM does. We were just in it, Masako and I, a couple months ago, in about November, we walked in and asked for a job actually in the IOM and they said no, with the recent election of Donald Trump, that they were afraid that United nations funding would be cut. And therefore United nations was doing a hiring freeze. Right now we need to close. We need to dismantle every aspect of the United nations, and I mean spick and span.
Otherwise, like communists, they will reconstitute themselves like seeds that were left in the ground, right? You can chop all, chop all the surface down and the, the roots are still there. We need to pull them out by the roots, right? Every United nations office, and that includes everybody they funded, like Highest, Hebrew Immigrant Aid Society, Catholic Charities, Presbyterian Services, all these different groups, they need to be pulled out by the roots. They use these religious fronts in so many different countries. Mexico, Texas, down here in Panama. They don’t use Catholic Charities here, not openly. If they do, I haven’t found them, but they use Highest here, Hebrew Immigrant Aid Society and they use them in Colombia as well.
But the bottom line is we need to pull them out by the roots. But if we cut their funding, they’re going to immediately start to withdraw. And also if we start arresting even a few of them and we start letting it known we’re grabbing your records, right? And if you’re involved, you know, it’s best to be out of the United States, right? And it’s best to be out of anywhere we can extradite you from because you’ve been invading our country, right? And you’ve been involved in helping terrorists get inside of our country, right? I see people from all over the world.
I mean, you won’t believe. Believe it. Maybe 150 countries coming through. Just the daring gap. I’ve been across the entire US Southern border. It took months to do it. I’ve been from SpaceX at one end of the border to San Diego. I’ve been across the entire border. It takes months to do that. And some of that was on the Mexican side, right? And I’ve been up on the Canadian border, but not as extensively. Bahamas, of course, Morocco, Lithuania, all over Europe, Europe, Japan. I’m watching our allies be dismantled, go for the United nations, take them out, defund them, defang them, dismantle them.
How are, how are you being funded if you have a whole team? Do you have supporters? I just want to know because people need to Support you. This is really great work. Yeah, I’m terrible at fundraising. That’s the worst thing I do. I’m very good at some things, but I think it’s my Southern upbringing actually gets in the way of further success. It’s actually. I’m actually very bad about it, but. Whereas other people that can sing and dance, like, I. I rarely ask for funding, but I do sometimes because I need it. Since 2005, when I was in the Iraq war, I’d been there for five, six, seven, or eight months, and finally I’m like, I can’t afford to be here.
It’s like a thousand bucks a day between backcoms and everything. And I was running out of money, and so. So I said, you know, I’ll put up one of those PayPal things. And I did. And. And it was successful. So ever since 2005, in. In about maybe mid 2005, I’ve been going only on donations. Right. And that’s the only way that I do it. And so if people donate, it helps me expand. If they don’t donate, I can track just like the United nations would. If you want more of my team and me. And actually, a lot of what I do, you don’t know, it actually came from me.
Like, I’ve taken 50 or 60 people into the Darien Gap. And Vander Steel, she gets. She reaches millions of people. We’ve been all over the place together. Masako Ganaha reaches millions of people and others. Anthony Rubin, Oscar Blue. I’ve taken them into the Daring Gap. They’re all hard workers. Everybody I take down is a hard worker. Right? Right. And everyone. Anthony Rubin got kidnapped actually, up in Mexico, but luckily he got released. Anthony Rubin, man, he got kidnapped. And I was tracking his. His tracker, right? And I’m like, oh, something went wrong with Andy, because I could see he was off of our.
Like, our. You know, because I was watching him every, like, 10, 15 minutes, and suddenly his tracker went off course. And so I was like, oh, he may have been kidnapped. And actually, as it turns out that he was kidnapped. Kidnapped. And he got released. They smashed his gear and did all kinds of other things. But anyway, so he immediately is back in the United States and immediately gets another phone. We’re on the phone. And. And. And he was in, like, a Best Buy or something, getting more camera gear to go straight to Mexico. I love that guy.
So this is the kind of people I take down there. He’s walked through the Darien Gap, like Oscar Blue has, like, six times or something. I Don’t know. Oscar Blues like a maniac in the daring Garbage gap. Oscar Blue is worth following. Anthony Rubin went, he captured, sort of captured, let’s say, got a document in Mandarin, 200 pages, had it translated to English and it described the entire route that the Chinese are taking from Ecuador, through Colombia, through the Darien, all the way up. So Anthony was following that route actually, and he almost made it. He was right across the river rio Grande from SpaceX where he got kidnapped actually.
But he had been tracking that Chinese route all the way up and, and so anyway, he stayed in their hotels and that sort of thing. So we know quite a lot about what’s going on. But Anthony Rubin is@muckraker.com muckraker.com and I see Taylor Kramer, actually we took him down to. Where did we take him? Took him to Mexico, took him to Guatemala, Belize, all over Texas. And he’s. Taylor Kramer is doing amazing work. We took Laura Loomer down there, we took Brett Weinstein, took Dr. Chris Martins, a couple congressmen, bunch of intel people, just lots of people.
I’ve taken Daily Wire to places in Texas and Epoch Times numerous times into the Darien Gap and in different places and including Hong Kong when the fighting was going on. So, yeah, it’s all off donations and without donations, if I had the donations that the United nations has, they would not even exist. You would never, you would forget they exist. That’s true. Right. Focusing the donations on the people that are actually trying to really help us be free. So just get me that link and I will include it on the bottom. I’ll have it on the screen when, during this video so people can donate to you because that is really important.
I also want to get a copy of your book in Japanese and I want to get that translated for you. Oh, I appreciate it. It’s three different books actually. And, and you know, and I get. It’s about Chinese information war and I actually went to China researching it. I don’t think they’ll let after they kicked me out of Hong Kong. But, but actually I wouldn’t go back to China at this point without diplomatic like cover. But, but with actually like this is me, but I’m coming with the US government. I wouldn’t want to be with the US government, but that’s about the only way I’m going to be able to get back into China and get out safely, I think.
Well, the people there are great. I, I gotta say, I really enjoyed the people when I was there. I had wonderful time But I could tell that they. There was a fear and we just. People shouldn’t have to live with a fear. And they. They’re also very shielded that the information that they’re allowed to see is very shielded. They can’t. They don’t have apps like we have. You don’t have this communication. But that also gives them an advantage. They control their people, what they see. And then they’re flooding us with. And it’s not just. It’s a lot of people flooding us with propaganda, as you say, with the Elon Musk and these globalists in the UN and the World Economic Forum.
This stuff is coming from every. Everywhere. It is. And, you know, again, information war is old and highly developed. So by the time all of us were born, by the time our super great grandparents were born, this sort of information warfare cult making all. All this were already very, very highly developed. It was an art form long before any of us were born. Right. And so. So by the time we’re born, we’re basically born into a jungle of this stuff. And first you have to recognize, I am actually in it. But the zipper to this imax, you know, and then.
That’s right. Then you come out of one IMAX and you’re like, hey, I made it out. And you’re like, I’m in another imax. That’s right, yes. And you’re like. And so then you, you know, want to. You want to help your people out. And one of the main ways I want people to come out is to be of clean, clear mind, like, get rid of the intoxicants, because we can’t communicate on these things. Things when you’re a slave to your addictions. Right. And our enemies are using these addictions as actual weapons, literal weapons that they will destroy our country with.
Right. And like, like, truly destroy it. They have no mercy. No. Like, bam. Yeah. We’re being invaded by tens of millions of people. There’s so many weapons being used. Right. We should come back on in the next week or so after I get back from the daring gap. I’ll give you a latest update. And I mean, if you have it. No, Perfect. I want you back on a regular basis. This is absolutely wonderful. Absolutely. This is great. Thank you so much for joining the program. I am just. I just do great work. I love it. Thank you very, very sa.
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