Friday Night Watch After Party – Courier X (Approx 10:15 PM EDT)

The discussion revolves around a movie that the speakers found confusing due to its many storylines and subpar production. They also critique the casting and acting. They discuss the movie’s plot, which involves real-life events and figures, and the CIA’s compartmentalization. The conversation then shifts to current global events, including issues in Europe and China, and the anticipation of significant happenings in April.
The text discusses the complexities of government surveillance, the potential ethical dilemmas faced by those working in intelligence agencies, and the socio-political consequences of their actions. It also touches on the use of technology in China, where cell phones are issued by the government and used as a form of ID. The text further delves into the use of encrypted networks for communication, and the potential for manipulation and deception in media. Lastly, it mentions a movie called “Kill the Messenger” which is about a journalist uncovering a scandal.
The text discusses the challenging living conditions in Tondo, where 50,000 people live in cramped homes with limited access to basic needs. Despite these hardships, the people are warm, friendly, and resilient, maintaining a positive attitude and rich Filipino culture. The text also emphasizes the importance of not comparing oneself to others, as everyone’s circumstances and experiences are unique. Lastly, it encourages everyone to stay alive and hopeful, regardless of their current situation.
The speaker discusses various conspiracy theories and misinformation, emphasizing the importance of critical thinking and research. They also touch on the potential dangers of advanced technologies like AI and nanotechnology, especially when misused. The speaker highlights the need for caution and responsibility in using new technologies, citing past mistakes with nuclear tests and other harmful practices. They conclude by stressing the importance of mental health and rational thinking in navigating these complex issues.
The text discusses the potential harmful effects of certain substances and technologies, including a substance similar to Roundup that may cause cancer and other health issues. It also mentions the controversial use of a virus to manipulate a specific gene, VMAT2, in an attempt to control violent behavior. The text warns about the dangers of advanced technologies like AI and manipulating time and space, suggesting that these could have unforeseen and potentially catastrophic consequences. It ends by hinting at the possibility of intervention from non-human entities to prevent humanity from causing its own destruction.
The text discusses the potential dangers of technology and its impact on humanity, suggesting that people are losing touch with reality due to excessive screen time. It also delves into political issues, questioning the legitimacy of recent election results and criticizing the current state of the Democratic Party. The text ends with a bizarre story about a police chief’s inappropriate behavior in the workplace.
Five officers have filed a lawsuit alleging harassment, including racial slurs and retaliation. The accused, Farley, denies these claims and has the support of North Bergen township, who call the allegations false. A state investigation is ongoing. The text also discusses various political issues, including the perceived radicalization of certain politicians, the handling of immigration, and the need for patience and precision in political action.
The text discusses the misuse of power in government, particularly the overuse of executive orders. It emphasizes the importance of understanding the separation of powers, where laws are made by Congress, not the president. The text also mentions the need for transparency and accountability in government, and suggests that corruption and election fraud are being addressed. Lastly, it highlights the growing power of the presidency, which has been expanded by Congress, and the potential dangers this poses.
During the first two years of Obama’s administration, while everyone was focused on the Affordable Care Act, the government gave more power to intelligence agencies. This power was used to create an unelected bureaucracy that had more authority than the president. The speaker believes that this was the challenge Trump faced when he came into office. The speaker also discusses various stories that were removed from the Department of Defense’s computer systems, which he believes were taken down to be reviewed for their historical importance.
The speaker discusses the need for organizational changes within certain departments, suggesting that some employees may be ideologically driven and not suitable for their roles. They also touch on the importance of moral responsibility in positions of power, arguing that while some actions may be morally indefensible, they are necessary for the greater good. The speaker emphasizes the need to focus on domestic issues before helping others, and criticizes those who protest issues they don’t fully understand. They also share personal experiences of culture shock and poverty in other countries, highlighting the disparity between different parts of the world.
The speaker discusses the importance of self-care before helping others, comparing it to the airplane safety procedure of putting on your own mask before assisting others. They criticize the misuse of the Federal Reserve by corrupt individuals for personal gain, and express concern over the increasing wealth gap and inflation. They also discuss the burden of student loans on young people, and the harsh realities of poverty and violence in other parts of the world, emphasizing the relative privilege of living in the United States.

Everybody, welcome to the after party. And we have a special guest tonight. The ghost is back. He’s no longer a ghost. We can actually, well, we can’t see him, but he’s here, he’s with us. So maybe he is still a ghost. You can just hear his voice. But I asked him if he wanted to come on and join me for the after party in this. And you, you’d never seen this movie, had you? No, I had no idea this existed. I, no, I say with some better production and stretch it out to maybe five parts, he could have maybe made the point.

But there’s a lot of just cliche and, and you know, B movie attempt. But, well, and I, I, you know what I, I, I said, but, but you know, and you know what they threw in at the end, you know, I see what they were trying to get to, but, you know, it was a lot to follow. It was a lot to follow. It was like, yeah, I get up, take a piss and I was like, oh, where the am I now? You know, Exactly. There’s a way, it was way too many storylines to follow. The, the girlfriend, the, the guy, the Stasi guy, the Alexander, the, the story with Gary Webb, the, you know, the, the thing about the President and that guy, that guy’s name was not, what did they call him? His.

Because, because that was Deutsch. That was John Deutsch. That was, that was his real name, if I’m, if I’m not mistaken. I mean, the Taylor I was trying to figure out were they trying to tie Marcus Wolf or Wolfgang Schwarz into it. I was lost at times. Yeah, that was, it was a lot. It was a lot. And, and the only actor in there that I ever recognized was the guy that they was. The muscle. The muscle man from the CIA who went into the, to the mob guy and told him to lay off. He’s the only guy, he’s the only actor that I’ve, that I’ve ever seen in anything else.

So the rest of the guys are just, you know, you know, b, B movie actors. But a lot of them looked alike. It was like, come on, casting, you know, give a little variety here. Some of them was, wait a minute, is that this guy or that guy? Right. It might be just the hat, I don’t know. Well, you know what, you, you look at movies with a little bit more critical eye just because that, you know, you have experience with, with, you know, with production. So, you know, a little bit more than the regular average Joe.

But again, I, as I stated before, the movie Even started that it was a B movie and there was a lot to follow. So. But the, you know, the whole thing, the primary reason I played it was because of the guy Farat, who was supposed to be on that plane. By the way, I, I looked that plane up. That was actually, it was a 737. It was a military version of a 737 that was shot down, that had Ron Brown on it. So I remember all kinds of. Back then when they were saying, is it C130? It was this, it was that.

And, Right. I know. I don’t think they even got their story straight on that one. They just wanted him dead. 100, you know, 100. No, they wanted him dead. They wanted, and they wanted that guy Farad dead. And you could tell the, you know, I don’t, I don’t, when I don’t remember. Well, I don’t know what point you came in, but the very opening of the movie opens with probably about 10, 10 minutes into it, I think. Okay, so the movie opens up with the announcement of the, of Flight 800. And the guy who, at the end, when they said, hey, we’re gonna bring in and do your, you know, for your retirement papers, the guy who was watching television who got up and said, hey, it’s a little late for that.

At the very beginning, it shows him shooting himself in the chest, like, feeling guilty. And at the be sort of at the beginning, they were talking. He, he walks into this meeting and pulls the guy who got bit by the shark out of the meeting and said, farat didn’t get on to IFO 21. And they’re like, okay, well, the principal’s still covered. Meaning, meaning Ron Brown, so proceed. And then the guy who, at the end, when he told the, the director of the CIA is like, you know, you’re a good man. You should go back to teaching, to being a mentor, because you’re basically, you’re not cut out for this.

I, I, I assume that was kind of like the, he was supposed to be the national security advisor or something like that, but he, whatever he was, he was the, he was some sort of liaison to Clinton. He, he was, he was an advisor to Clinton of some sort. So. Because the whole thing with Gary Webb and, and, you know, they actually got the names right. They got the, they got the name of Blandone, right? And of, oh, what was the guy down in. Well, they got Alexander, right? And then, you know, so there were, there were several names that they got right.

But, you know, at the end of the Day. There’s. It’s, you know, it’s. It’s. They talked about the CIA being compartmentalized, and that is absolutely true. But it’s not just the CIA. It’s the entire. Yeah. It’s not entire apparatus, you know, military and not, you know, And I would say that of. Of the four branches of the military, probably the Air Force is the most compartmentalized, although I. I don’t know about the Space Force. I would imagine the Space Force is very similarly compartmentalized, but the Marines and the army aren’t nearly as much. So just because, you know, those guys are field.

You know, guys on the field, the guys that go out in the field, and then in the Navy, we don’t get this. You know, we weren’t compartmentalized too much because, you know, we’re on a ship out in the middle of the ocean. So it’s. It’s hard to compartmentalize. You know, when you got stuff on a ship, I mean, you still have, you know, you still have the guys that have security clearances on the radio guys and the intel guys and stuff like that who never talk. But. But in terms of. In terms of just like, shoot down one of our own planes, right? Exactly.

Yeah. All the other ships are going, what the. Yeah, yeah. Well, it depends on what part of the Navy plant. It depends on what part of the Navy. I mean, almost every branch of the military has its own level of carpet. Carp. Carpet. Compartmentalization. There you go. But I do believe that there are certain ones that have a higher level of compartmentalization, and I don’t think there’s anything as compartmentalized as CIA in terms of intel just because you’re dealing with. With intelligence. You know, you’re dealing with intelligence, and you don’t. You don’t want to have crossover, so.

Because there’s too much. There’s just way too much going on. And you definitely don’t want people thinking for themselves and saying, hey, wait a second. I’m seeing this and I’m seeing that. And you. Do you remember the scene from. What was it? What was that? It was a really good scene, and it was in the movie with. With Matt Damon when he was. It was goodwill hunting. Do you remember that scene? Let me find it. Oh, where he. Yeah, let me find it. Where they want him to go to work for nsa. And he. Yeah, exactly.

Basically dresses him down and says, basically, you know, the guy. Right. Loses his factory job and. Yeah, that is a good one. Yeah, that’s a great scene. Let me Let me, let me find it in the, let’s see here. But you know, people can see a lot of these games being played right now more than ever. And they’re all breaking down because look at Europe and all their, their bladder over Russia and all this nonsense. I mean, there are things going on that have and haven’t made it to, let’s say the public. And it’s going to happen very fast.

A number of things. In April again, April, watch this month, it’s right here. And yeah, it’s coming and it’s, yeah, you, there’s a big wreck and a lot of things, let’s say settling of accounts globally. Now you have all this. And I don’t know whether it’s, I honestly don’t know because it, it just came to my attention the last few days the, the real population of China. You have all this crap coming out or this one woman is, who follows. You know, she’s China from China. You can tell. Don’t know if she’s an operative or you know, one of their intel officers or whatever to playing games.

But now it’s spreading out there that the, how many are dying over there or have been killed? And that was known years, years ago with the COVID thing. They used it as an excuse to wipe out a lot of people over there. Right. Real numbers. I don’t think it, you know, haven’t made it to the public, but it is a shocking amount of people. But actually where their population is now, 6 or 800 million. They always wanted to believe people, to believe they had more. Well, do you remember, remember when all the, all the cell phone numbers went vanishing? There was like a million.

Oh, okay. So in China, as I understand, as I understand it, in China, the government issues you a cell phone. It’s like you have to have a cell phone that’s basically your ticket in and out of places. And when you go in, when you walk around, you have to like, you know, you have to read your, your phone has to scan something. And if your, if your phone scans and you get a green light, you can go through. It’s like that’s, that’s almost like your id. Oh, they got the whole social in full motion over there.

Yeah, you know, here, here’s the, here’s the, the, the scene from Goodwill hunting. If you guys have never seen this, this is actually really good. So why do you think I should work for the National Security Agency? Well, you’d be working on the cutting edge. You be exposed to the kind of technology that you wouldn’t see anywhere else because we’ve classified it. Super string theory, chaos math, advanced algorithms. Well, that’s one aspect of what we do. Oh, come on. I mean, that is what you do. You guys handle 80% of the intelligence. Workload is seven times the size of the CIA.

We don’t like to brag about that. Well, but you’re exactly right. So the way I see it, the question isn’t why should you work for the nsa? The question is, why shouldn’t you? Why shouldn’t I work for the nsa? It’s a tough one, but I’ll take a shot. Say I’m working at the NSA and somebody puts a code on my desk, something no one else can break. Maybe I take a shot at it, maybe I break it. I’m real happy with myself because I did my job well. But maybe that code was the location of some rebel army in North Africa or the Middle East.

And once they have that location, they bomb the village where the rebels are hiding. 1500 people that I never met, never had no problem with, get killed. Now the politicians are saying, oh, send in the Marines to secure the area. Because they don’t give a shit. It won’t be their kid over there getting shot, just like it wasn’t them when their number got called because they were all pulling a tour in the National Guard. Be some kid from south over there taking shrapnel in the ass. He comes back to find that the plan he used to work at got exported to the country he just got back from.

And the guy who put the shrapnel in his ass got his old job because he’ll work for 15 cents a day and no bathroom breaks. Meanwhile, he realizes the only reason he was over there in the first place was so that we could install a government that would sell us oil at a good price. And of course, the oil companies use a little skirmish over there to scare up domestic oil prices. A cute little ancillary benefit for them, but it ain’t helping my buddy at 250 a gallon. They’re taking their sweet time bringing the oil back, of course.

Maybe they even took the liberty of hiring an alcoholic skipper who likes to drink martinis and fucking play slalom with the icebergs. It ain’t too long till he hits one, spills the oil and kills all the sea life in the North Atlantic. So now my buddy’s out of work, he can’t afford to drive, so he’s walking to the fucking job interviews. Which sucks, because the shrapnel on his Ass is giving him chronic hemorrhoids and meanwhile he’s starving because every time he tries to get a bite to eat the only blue plate special they’re serving his North Atlantic squad with Quaker State.

So what did I think? I’m holding out for something better. I figure, fuck it. While I’m at it, why not just shoot my buddy, take his job, give it to his sworn enemy, hike up gas prices, bomb a village, club a baby seal, hit the hash pipe and join the National Guard. I could be elected president. That’s drama. But that makes the point. Oh, that is, that is by far and away one of the greatest freaking scenes on, ever in, in cinema. That’s so true. Yeah. I mean, and the, the real situation out there is not anything right now as what it’s being presented.

Right? Or being even being read as. All right, that whole thing with the signal. Okay, dude, all right, the media, these people are that stupid because they’re on TV and they’ve got their egos running at full speed, right? But do they honestly think that using signal and then including the one guy that they know is going to do exactly what they want him to do in on it, and nobody knows who that number is. They’re either trying to smoke out somebody in that group or both of them or several things at one time. Because they’re not using Signal and they’re not using regular phones.

No, number one, they’re using, you know, Private, I mean, not private, but a very, well, very highly encrypted set network in sat phones. When they’re talking about these things, they’re not talking over the, over the same network we are. And they’re sure as hell not using Signal or Viber or WhatsApp or any of that. Now yes, that has been used in the past because nobody was thinking to look there, things like Discord or something like that. And then when they were, you know, it was found out or somebody said something and again, that, that could have been for effect also.

Right? And it, like I said, it should have been a five part series, but it should have been, you know, a lot, a lot better produced. But at the same time, you know, a lot of little, a lot of things that go on that you saw in it. The interesting things like the, the air powered shark jaws. Yeah, it seems funny when I saw that if they’re gonna, they’re gonna put an ice pick in the base of your skull while you’re swimming, they’re gonna bite you with some fake shark jaws to make it look like that because that’s automatically what’ll be assumed.

Nobody’s gonna look at the base of your skull or a number of other places where it’s just as easy to. Or a toxin that would metabolize rapidly without even leaving a mark on you, basically any number of ways. And so was good in, In. In trying to include those kind of elements into it. Yeah, but when I saw that thing about the shark. When I saw that thing about the shark thing at the very tail end, because when I, When I saw that he got like a shark attack, I was like, whoa. And then at the very, very end, when they kind of like showed all of the things that really happened, I was like, no way.

I, I would have never even thought of that. And. Yeah, so, I mean, and, and if you think. Except the guy that shot himself twice in the head. Right. Well, that was Gary Webb. Yeah, just make sure. I guess that’s Gary Webb. And you know, I, I think it would probably be apropos for me to play Kill the Messenger next week. Because if you guys have never seen Kill the Messenger, that was with Jerry Renner, where Jerry Renner played Gary Webb. And that was a very well done movie where he went down and he met with Blandone and he.

Or he. He. It was. That was a very, that was a very well movie. So have you. Did you ever see that one? I think I saw that one. Yeah. Yeah. Kill the messenger because he, the. Because he worked for the Sacramento Bee and he. He stumbled on something. He stumbled on something and he got a. If I remember correctly, he goes down and he meets like Ricky Ross. He meets with Ricky Ross’s attorney down in Los Angeles and he finds out about this guy Blandone and he goes down to. He goes down to see Ricky Ross’s attorney and he gets in the office and, you know, and this guy’s like, who are you and what are you doing? And did you ever see Buster Scruggs? The, the.

The movie Buster Scruggs with the. That, that. The. At the goofy looking, happy guy, you know, he’s wearing the white in the western and he’s shooting everything. He’s a perfect shot, you know. You remember that guy? Does that ring a bell at all? No, that’s the guy that, that, that actor is the one who plays the attorney for Ricky Ross. So, so Ricky Ross is, Is incarcerated down in la. And he goes down and he’s telling, hey, he’s like, you know, you’re supposed to be in federal court tomorrow and the. They’re. They’re gonna out You. And he’s like, and he’s like, you know what, Let me see if I can find the scene because, because it’s actually, let’s see.

It’s not going to destroy the movie, but it’ll give some context to what I’m saying. Let’s see here. See. Kill the messenger, Rick Ross. But a lot of this stuff has moved on to a whole different level. And from a perspective of technology and psychology and social engineering, it’s, it’s at such a level now with, with what’s coming down the pike. They want everybody confused. They want you. They want idiots arguing whether or not we went to the moon. It’s irrelevant whether the earth are, is flat or not. I’m not even into that. All this ridiculous stuff.

Where do you think this comes from? You know, organically? They’ve tried to insert a few more. You know that birds aren’t real in California. The seagulls are all gone. And they’re, they’re, they’re. I can’t even say this with a straight face. They’re drones and you know, they nanoparticles on your car and track you. I mean, all kinds of crazy stuff like this. I mean, it doesn’t take much when you don’t have a healthy, let’s say, mental, mental health system like we used to have. In a sense, it doesn’t help when that people aren’t seeking help or let’s say perfect paranoia makes perfect sense.

But that, that’s if you’re a balanced mind and you’re rational and you’re, you’re being logical about what the hell you’re doing. But, you know, it’s easy to spread. Paranoia is just like any number of things. You know, individually people are brilliant, but when you put them in a group, they get. It brings down the, let’s say the intelligence quotient quite a bit. And you can, you can put these things over on people very easily. Exactly. More easily than you think. Especially if you make it at a high level. Absolutely. And people don’t do their research on, on the players involved.

And then there’s things you can’t find out if you’re in public about certain players involved. So the pieces never seem to fit. And then years later, when you learn more about no who’s doing what right now, check this out. Okay, so this is the scene. This is after he’s, he meets him in. This is after he meets the lawyer in the office because he wants to talk to Ricky Ross. So they go to meet Ricky Rossin in The jail cell. And this is that scene. It’s not long, but check. What do you know about Danielle Blando? I don’t know.

Yeah, Come on. Ricky Danilo’s gonna testify against you tomorrow. He’s the witness they’ve been hiding. Man, ain’t no way they flipped the Neo man and listen to what he has to say. They didn’t flip anyone. Look, Ricky Blandone was working for the government the entire time. You for real? Yeah, he for real, Donna. Snitch. Look at me. He was a thousand times heavier than I’ll ever be. He, la, New York, Atlanta, he everywhere. I couldn’t sell it fast enough to keep up with supply. Wait, you mean. You mean demand? No, I mean supply. I was buying 100 kilos a week, selling $3 million a day and still couldn’t get rid of that inventory fast enough.

Man, it was raining cold. Allegedly. Allegedly. Allegedly. Look here man. I gave him 6 million a week. Alleged. That’s impossible. Is it? I’m exaggerating fence. Yeah, I hope so. How do you sell that much cocaine on the street? Look at man. We used to cook it with baking soda. We called it Ready Rock Powder was for rich folks. Holy. Look at man. I was just the elf Blandone. Santa Claus. So that’s, that’s actually a scene from. From Kill the Messenger. That was when he realized how big of a deal it really was. When he, when he actually talked to Ricky Ross.

That was. If you’ve never seen. That’s. That’s what I’m going to play next week actually. I’m going to play Kill the Messenger next week. That was. That’s an outstanding movie. And what they said at the tail end of. Of this movie when they talked about. When they talked about Gary Webb is 100. Correct. He. He was found dead in his house with two gunshots to the head. And they, they called it suicide. You’re right. But he did, he. He did write. Yeah. You know, they see, they hear that and they’re going, yeah, okay, well a lot more to this than meets the eye.

Yeah. And he did write. He had a website that he created back in the late 90s called Dark Alliance. And then what he did is he converted that. He. He converted all of the stories and stuff that he was writing into a. Into a book called Dark Alliance. And yeah, Gary Webb was. He was a hero. A guy who really did some deep diving investigation work and he was naming names and the people did not like that he was naming names back then. That. That would have surely got you killed. Yep, absolutely. You know, it’s not that any of this is, I think a lot of what the, the delays are and certain information coming out or there’s a lot of people trying to cover their ass and cover each other’s asses and that’s all it comes down to because they had, there had to be ways to generate copious amounts of funding to do a lot of things that you just couldn’t get through USAID or extra tax dollars or pork on the end of all these bills.

So there was always going to be off ledger ways to generate huge sums of money to do other things that you want to do and whether, and, and you got to look at it realistically. You know, people, all the, all these unfortunately, and I hate to say this, but the American public is like a bunch not, not, not and not, not a good portion of them now, but still a very large portion of children. They don’t have, look at the age demographics in this country. They simply haven’t been around long enough to know that again, it’s not who’s corrupt, it’s who’s not.

It’s who and what is not corrupt. Down to the county level, you know, down to the local municipality. There, there, there’s nothing new about all this. It’s just that what, what, what concerns me is the advent of new technologies that have been in use and now they’re just telling people about it. AI with, you know, and the one thing that, that Elon Musk is concerned about and everyone should be is, is asi. And that’s where you, you’re basically getting into transhumanism. And there, there are very powerful forces on this planet who want that to move forward.

And this is what a lot of this is about. And that kind of thing doesn’t move forward that it’s going to be used. There are companies out there now who’ve developed brain implant technology that take people with horrible, horrible Parkinson’s. And you can watch them, they, they tune it up and you can watch it right before your eyes. They, they calm down and they’re, they’re sitting there quiet and calm and can actually touch the fingertips and function normally. So in, in that respect these things are, are good. But that doesn’t involve necessarily AI that involves again, you know, neural implants that integrate with the brain.

But you can imagine where that already is in, in ways that are not good. And this is what Musk and others have been, have been saying, why it is so dangerous. Not only that, but it gives people the capability of running with certain AI programs on their own where they can then develop very, very dangerous. Imagine something. I’ve said this before, but imagine something that could be put in a water system, but an entire city would be using. It would be throughout the water system, but nobody would die for two weeks. You know, these kinds of compounds.

When you’re talking about the use of AI can. It could much more easily be developed with a much smaller group of people kept very quiet. It’s not only that, but because it could be nanotechnology that would affect brain function. There it was out there years ago. And there’s videos out there where they were showing a briefing I think at the Pentagon where they were talking about a. Basically a virus that carries a. A certain. Just like the COVID vaccine did, carries a certain change in genetics that make you less. Less disposed to the spiritual side of you or the.

Oh, you’re talking about the God gene. Yeah, yeah, I remember that. I mean I’m. The things that, that we are not grown up up enough yet to with. It’s as simple as that. I mean, look at what. What. How many thousands of nuclear tests there were and how many countries got into the act before. Before we put a lid on it because we were raising the background level radiation in. In the atmosphere and in certain locations for a long time. We go crazy with new things and then realize, oh look how. Look how we messed up.

You know Dioxin. Yeah. Defoliate the battlefield in Vietnam so it makes it easier to fight. Yeah. But then you didn’t know that what the effects of dioxin were. You really didn’t. They didn’t. No. And you know what? Utilized it. Yeah. And you know. And you know what, and you know what that is today? Roundup. Yeah. A newer version of it, in a sense. Yeah. And it causes cancer and it causes all kinds of damage and it might, depending on your physiology, it may not manifest itself for years or may manifest itself right away. All I do know is a lot of people are dying now because of the jab at all ages.

And there’s been very little said on that. But I guarantee you people in the audience know plenty of people who died Suddenly in their 20s, 30s, 40s, 50s, 60s. When you get into your 50s and 60s, they can use all kinds of excuses. But if there are certain an autop. Proper autopsy is done. No, they’re going to find these proteins in the. In the chains in the bloodstream, in the vascular system and there’s no getting around that. They shut up the, the morticians around the world very quickly, didn’t they? When they were coming out and saying, hey, we’re having issues embalming people and finding things that we’ve never seen before and you know, pulling out this two foot long growth that happened to be in, in the vascular system of a dead individual.

All of them who had, had had the job. And it depended on what type of, what type it was when it came out, which company it was the Pfizer from what I understand being the, the most pernicious among them. But there’s, look, I found that clip actually. It’s so complex what is going on right now that so much has to be put. Some genies are going to have to be put back in the bottle. It’s all there is to it. I found this. I found this. This is, this is what you were talking about. I said keep doing that.

Dang it. That briefing. Yeah, yeah, that’s it. That’s it. Yeah. Say, listen to this. Individuals who are religious, fundamentals, fundamentalist religious fanatics. And this is the expression RT, PCR, real time PCR expression of the VMAT2 gene. Over here we have individuals. So let me complete. So over here we have individuals who are not particularly fundamentalist, not particularly religious. And you can see there’s a much reduced expression of this particular gene, the VMAT2 gene. Another evidence that supports our hypothesis for the development of this approach. By spreading this virus, we’re going to eliminate individuals from donning on a bomb vest and going into a market, blowing up the market.

So our hypothesis is that these are fanatical people that they have overexpression of the VMAT2 gene. Let me, let me just clarify there what he said because, because it was very faint. But what the guy asked him, he says, so what you’re talking about here is by, by, by spreading this virus we can, we’re gonna be able to prevent people from putting on a bomb vest and going into a mall or a store or something like that. And that, that was the question. But you see, this shows you how limited the thinking is even with these scientists.

What they, you, I don’t think you heard in this briefing, they say there’s an over expression of that gene in certain groups of people. Yes, well, the groups of people they’re talking about, and it is the Middle east, let’s just leave it at that. You’ll find a, an extremely high level of, of incest. 51% marrying first cousins, second cousins, sisters and brothers. That happened a lot, traditionally for thousands of years in those regions now, if that gave rise to a gene that makes. They know. There are a number of effects of that. Lower IQs, easily incited to violence, more easily incited to.

It’s not fundamentalism, that or belief in God that’s the issue, but they’re looking at it that way. It’s, it’s, it’s the inbreeding that causes a Find the genes that, that cause a lack of discernment or judgment or reason and wisdom. This is what you, you know, if they think they’re that brilliant, that they’re determining that that one marker or that set of markers is going to get people to turn away from God, they’re, they’re only operating on, on half a tank of gas here, not even because they, no one took that into consideration with that, you.

Which we were showing right there. Okay. That recent, more recent studies in the last 10, 15 years have shown bear out what I’m saying to be true. So, okay, are you going to put that out there and you can’t control who gets the virus and who doesn’t. Viruses spread like viruses, so everyone eventually is going to get it. But is it going to have the same effect in a healthy genetic population like we have in the United States and largely in Europe? Or is it going to have a different effect, an effect that you’re not even thinking about, that that could be detrimental? They don’t know.

And then they go running off and toying with these things and releasing them like they did with, you know, nuclear energy and nuclear weapons to begin with. And all of a sudden they realize, whoa, we got to back off of this. And it’s the same thing with AI now, now that it’s made it to the public space, where you have scientists, computer scientists, who are, and, and brilliant coders who are now toying with it because it’s out there. Certain degrees of it are out there. Not the cutting edge you’re still going to have. People are going to make breakthroughs on their own that are going to enable others to utilize it to help them, let’s say, gauge a scenario and gauge every possible scenario.

So instead of like following 9 11, they gathered a whole bunch of writers in different locations and asked them, imagine all the ways that you could up a country. All right, well, they, that’s the human element. Imagine when you’ve, you’ve conditioned a, A, say, a standalone AI system to think in those terms, which is already, already in existence, by the way. And we’re not the only ones using it. Every possible scenario, and we’re not talking about 60 chess, we’re talking about 36D chess and higher and thousand level chess where it can, it can ally a million moves in any number of potentials.

We’re getting into some very scary territory. Couple that with propulsion systems that were, you know, that were reported in Forbes magazine just seven, eight years ago, where the title was can can enable the engineering of reality. Well, that means you’re with time and space and the very construct of even consciousness. Very dangerous stuff to be playing with when we really don’t know the full landscape we’re dealing with. And it will take probably another 30, 40, 50 years before even those that are 50 years ahead even have an idea of what they’re really dealing with and where to put the brakes on with all of this stuff.

But these, you know, these, these, these oligarchs and, and their, their masters, because believe me, they have masters too. And the where is, were the checks and balances at that, at these levels that people aren’t even aware exist. Let me ask you. Dangerous. Let me ask you this, and I’m your Simon history. Let me ask you this. And I’m not trying to be, you know, I’m not trying to go down a rabbit hole. That is because, because this, this starts to touch on, on third rail stuff even for me. But, you know, but it’s all true.

Well, I’m just saying. Well, no, I haven’t gotten to ask my question yet. I’m sorry. Is there, is there the potential for, you know, a lot of the technologies and stuff that we’re dealing with could potentially. And in my humble opinion, a lot of the technologies that we’re dealing with are very likely off world technologies that have been given to us to play with, but not to the full extent of their, of their capability. And if we, if we as humans begin to play with a lot of that stuff and it, and we, we start to approach a red line level, that there will be an interceding on our behalf so that we don’t destroy ourselves.

Something along those lines, haven’t we, with Malmstrom and locations in Russia where the warheads were in Russia, they, they spun them up as if they were gonna launch and then all of a sudden everything went back to normal. Right. And at the same time shut them down. Yeah, at the same time they were shutting them down here. Yeah, to show that. And you know, I think the back channels were wide open then, just like they are now. And they were saying, hey, this happened here. We know something happened there too. What the hell are we dealing with.

Well, maybe we oughta, maybe we ought to get a little more wise with what we’re toying with here. Right. You know, and. Well, I guess the point, I don’t think that is fully human. The point I’m making there is, is that, is that it appears to me as though there is a potential governor out there. It’s like, you know, it’s, it’s like yeah, you’re given a Ferrari but you can’t drive it past 80 miles an hour because you don’t know how powerful it is. You’re, you’re 18 year old kid and you don’t, you, you’re, you’re, you’re not, you don’t have the, the skill set to take that car to 190 miles an hour because you’ll, you’ll kill yourself.

So what they do, you’re itching to do it and want to do it right. If you give it a chance, you would. But you know, at 190 miles an hour, breaking and slowing down become a whole different art than it’s 60 and 70 and 80. Right. Right. So, and I’m, I’m using as an, you know, an analogous to, you know, to, to, to the technologies that, that we humans have that are potentially, you know, given to us to play with and toy with. But, but if we get to a certain point where it’s, it’s going to be like way too dangerous.

They’re that nap. We’re not going to let you, we’re not going to let you do that go that far. As long, as long as we don’t get the point to where you know, like nation states, groups of nation states do with others. They say well screw it, we’re taking our hands off this and we’re leaving you to your own devices. And. Right. I, I just, just don’t want to get to that point to where humanity, it becomes such a. Because everybody’s staring into screens all the time. They’ve lost touch with everyday reality and what it means even to be human.

And there are studies out there going on about that. I don’t, you don’t have to be a scientist or a psychiatrist to look at that and see the effects of it. Of what staring into a screen all day long. Now these devices are listening whether they’re off on and then there’s AI involved in what you’re seeing. So if you’re going down, if they want a certain segment of the population to go down a certain pathway, what do you think is going to appear on their phones and devices, as opposed to those who are just using it as a tool, who are wise and smart enough to say, I just need this as a tool.

I’m going to look something up totally on the other side of the field of where I might normally look something up because I’m interested in it. Okay, that’s one thing. I saved myself a trip to a library or, or to talking with a, an expert or a scientist on the issue. I’m gonna, I’m gonna put some on, I’m gonna put something on screen here as not sure we weren’t on the verge of real gulags if the previous administration had won. Well, first of all, the previous administration is not what you thought it was. And I bet my life and, and I do not believe that the previous administration would ever have won.

That that was never going to happen. That was just, you know, it was, that it just wasn’t going to happen. They were, there was no way they were going to win. No, no way they were. And, and there was no way she was going to win in 16. Correct. Because, you know, there are two distinct schools of thought. Well, you remember humanity as, as vermin and there’s not where they can’t even take a good look at themselves. And then the others who are, no, we’ve got to preserve and we’ve got to, we’ve got to look at the best way to move forward.

When you go back and you look at the election on 2016, and I don’t know how many of you guys remember that night, but there was a point in time when it was like, it was like a two and a half to three hour period of time where nothing came in. There was no results coming in at all. Everything was just like at a standstill. Nobody was saying anything, nobody was doing anything. And you know, the, the people like, you know, they weren’t getting any updates. And that, as I understand it, that was the point in time when they were, because you know, the people who were who wanted Hillary to win or who were trying, who had rigged this situation for Hillary to win, did not expect that there was going to be a counter attack that night.

It was a total surprise attack that night to ensure that Trump won. And, and Trump, Trump did win. Trump won the, the popular vote. He won the Electoral College steal. They stopped them from stealing it from Trump. So right now they, now that, now what they did do is, is obviously when they lost that election, the one that the state lost that election, they had to regather themselves and they employed New tactics to steal in 2018 to make sure that they took the House, but they prevented them from taking the Senate because the Senate was obviously the crucial component.

But in 2020, they allowed them to steal that election. Because if you go back and you look at the numbers, they just don’t add up. You know, the, the election, the election from 2000-2004-2008-2012, 2016 and 24. I mean, the average. The mean number of total voters is about. Is somewhere between 125 and 130 million. Well, 2020 was like 150 million. So, I mean, they literally injected almost 30 plus million votes into the 2020 election, and nobody’s even questioning it. But that. They allowed that to happen to make sure that a lot. You know, if, if you, if you listen to the articles that I read this past week about the, the, the, the dirty nature of what was going on, and some of the people who left and, and you know, were very likely were conducting investigations and continuing investigations.

You know, you know what you’re talking about there. Ghost is 100, right? The, the complicity at the local levels is, is. I mean, it, it’s. We all focus on the, you know, on these, on these, you know, people in Congress and, you know, senators and people like that. But they can’t do the things that they do without the people at the local level. They just can’t. They have to have the people at the local level. And for example, for example, take a look at this police chief who was from Lahaina, okay? He’s just a police chief of a small town in Hawaii and he was running the, he was running the, the investigation in Las Vegas the night of the Las Vegas shooting.

Well, what are the chances that that guy was in Las Vegas and then Lahaina? Really? Really. So, you know, you see the latest one, this one in New Jersey who was shaving his body hair on paperwork as other officers. He’s a chief of police. I think it was North Bergen. Shaving his body hair on the floor. I didn’t see that. Yeah, look that up. That, that, that’s a, That’s a whopper. This guy, this guy needs to be in a mentalist. He needs to be under observation on the, on the floor. Put. Putting Adderall and Viagra in the coffee machine.

That’s crazy. Plant real quick. His body hair on paperwork while they’re doing it. Oh, my God. Photographs of this. So, okay, this, this guy on the screen is asking, did they win in 2020? No, they did not win in 2020. Trump won in 2020. But they allowed the steal to occur to make sure that Trump to make sure that they could win because they had to give the, they had to show the, how quickly things came back and then how quickly things fell apart. They had to show the difference there that, that is. I mean, I, I truly believe that the misery factor, the disparity between those two presidencies within that eight year span woke a ton of people up.

And now you look at, you look at the, you look at the Democrat Party now and I mean they are just, they’re in tatters. I mean they’re still pushing this, you know, radical Marxist agenda and in fact they’re actually doubling down. It’s crazy. They’re not the Democratic Party. They are an extension of the globalist totalitarian thrust. Yeah. So the Democratic Party, if anybody thinks the Democratic Party that they once knew or even thought they thought they once knew, exists doesn’t. It hasn’t for, for decades. Neither party really existed for decades. Now it’s being shown to you through the rhinos in the one party and through almost every member of the other party.

They’re back. They’re, they’re, they’re. But they’re as crazy as a house rat. I mean, so here’s, it’s being shown now. You can’t turn away from it if you’re, here’s what you were talking about. Recent reports highlight disturbing allegations against Robert Farley, the police chief of North Bergen, N.J. farley is accused of fostering a toxic workplace throughout through extreme and inappropriate behavior. Key allegations include defecating on the floor and near desks in the department. Spiking colleagues coffee with substances like Viagra and Adderall. Shaving his body hair and leaving it on desks or food. Using a hypodermic needle to injure an officer’s genital area.

Exposing himself and making lewd comments. Sending inappropriate items such as sex toys to officers homes. These accusations are part of a lawsuit filed by five officers who allege racial slurs, retaliation and other forms of harassment. Farley has denied the claims and the township of North Bergen has expressed support for him, calling the allegations false and defamatory. A state investigation is underway following reports of the New Jersey photograph of him doing that with his shirt off, shaving his arm hair. On this paperwork someone’s working on, there were several number of photographs that people were taking quietly or from their body cams.

When you look at something like that, you, you, you, you, you kind of shake your head and say how did this putz even get into this position? Somebody put him there. Obviously he wasn’t supposed to take it that far, but somebody put him there for some reason. Right? And again in all, in so many counties throughout the country. And I, I, I hate to say this because there’s so many good, truly good people who are police officers, but there’s a lot of bad apples out there or they’re in league with the cartels and 100 they’re, they’re make, they’re making sure it, it gets through.

There’s a question on screen. Off the rails completely. There’s a question on screen. Did they use 2020 to record all cheating, expose them to the people? I don’t think, you know, I don’t necessarily. They think that, I mean they may have recorded cheating, but I mean everybody knows they cheated. I don’t think everything, I don’t, I don’t think 2020 was, was as much about exposing and categorizing cheating as much as it was allowing them to get away with it so that they could take power for four years and show their ass to the American people. That’s what I, I have, I think it’s, is much more to do with them showing their ass to the American people than it was, you know, just, you know, you know, cataloging how they cheated.

I, because I mean they knew how they cheated. That’s not, in a world of computers it’s very easy to figure that out. You’ve got enough people on who know how that systems or how those systems are rigged that you can figure that out. But allowing them to take control and have, and have a certain sense of, have it a certain semblance of control is, and the government so that they could push through all their hard left agendas, you know, and again, and you know, I don’t know if AOC is good or bad. I don’t know. I, you know, you look at a lot of the things that she says and she’s just batshit crazy.

But was, you know, and again I, I, I stipulate that aoc, whether she is, whether, whether this is an act or whether she truly believes the things that she’s doing is irrelevant. I believe that, that she was allowed to be put into a position of, in government just like this Jasmine Crockett chick and just like Ilhan Omar and just like a lot of these other people, they were allowed to be in the positions that they’re in today specifically for the purpose of showing the American people how just absolutely radical they are. You know, you go back and you listen to Bill Clinton and you listen to Obama, and you listen to these, you know, some of these people 10, 15, 20 years ago, and they’re saying the same thing about the border.

Like, oh, if you come here, you’re going to have to learn English. You’re going to have to do this, you’re going to have to do that. And then all of a sudden, now it’s like they’re doing the exact opposite. No. Yeah. So it’s like. No, no, no. I mean that. You know, and you look at the people that are. I mean, they’re. They are. They are inciting all these people to. To go to violence. It’s, It’s. It’s. It’s. It’s purposeful. Look at what’s going to happen in Dallas tomorrow. Big Dennis demonstration, you know, against deportation, all of that.

Because I. I couldn’t believe it when Dallas. Dallas is actually a sanctuary city. Yeah. All right. The county isn’t. Dallas is within a county, so you can bet there’s going to be some interesting things going on there. And a lot of, let’s say, covert picture taking and. And a lot of people stopped as they’re on the way outside the city limits in surrounding counties, probably because now the police don’t have to call dot, who has to then decide whether they’re called ICE or the FBI or whatever they can. If they find. It doesn’t matter if they’re a family, harmless, or they’re criminals or what have you, they.

If you don’t belong here, they can arrest you now. They can detain you and hand you over to ice, and they’ll take it from there. If you’re a gang member, well, then you’ll get handed over to the. To ICE also, I’m sure. And. And. Or depending on what you’ve been engaging with Fei or what. What have you. And that’s why police have been been a lot more stops lately, let’s say, across the country. Here’s real. Here’s a real specialist. Says we’re still being inundated with the BS but told Patriots are in control. Not trying to offend, but it’s getting old.

Maybe I’m one of the 4 to 6%. Okay? So you gotta understand, guys, you’ve gotta understand the things that are happening now. Again, I. I’ve said it before. I’ll say it again. I don’t mean to sound like a broken record, but it’s order of operations. You have to have things happen in a certain way to. It’s like, you know, you, you have to walk. Excuse me, you have to crawl before you can walk, before you can run. And you just, you can’t go from being, coming out of the birth canal to going into a full sprint.

You just can’t. And this is one battle you do not want to lose the Initiative with. Exactly. Exactly. If, if it means backing off for a month or two on certain things so that the initiative isn’t lost because of, again, bureaucratic sedition, whether it be a low level federal judge or even a pencil pusher slowing paperwork up or losing something, you know, you, you want to make sure you get the maximum effect for, let’s say, assets deployed. You don’t want to waste, you don’t want to waste, you don’t waste a bullet on this one. Yeah, you, you, yeah.

Because you’re not going to get a second chance. That’s very well said and I’m, I’m very happy that you said that. This has to go off. It’s like, what do they say about, you know what, you, you never get a second chance at a first impression. Okay, so take, take that and extrapolate it out to this situation. We are not going to get a second chance. We have to do this precisely and it has to be done correctly. And if we did it, if we get it wrong, then we open the door for them to come back and every inch of ground taken.

You can’t lose an inch. Right. You just can’t. Now do I believe that we’re, do I believe that they’re using software and things like looking glass or, you know, things of that nature so that they can kind of like predict future events by putting in some of this stuff? I do believe they’re using some of that, some of that stuff. Sure. So that they, so that 24 7. Yes. So that they can actually, you know, make sure that they get it as right as possible. So, but, you know, I understand people are fatigued. I understand people are angry.

I understand people want to get it done now. And you, you, but you just, you listen, I, I, I, I can’t tell you. I, I, I, I, I, I’m pleading with you guys. You’ve got to be patient. Trust me, I’ve been awake for 20 plus years and this is not easy to be patient and watch this happen. It’s like, it’s like literally watching a freaking, it’s, it’s like watching a very, very slow fuse head towards a, a big bomb and, and there’s nothing that I can. And, and there’s nothing that I can do to stop it.

But it’s, it, but it’s like moving super slow and I’m just like, I’m, I’m just eager for it to go off so that I can. Okay, fine. And now it’s, now it’s blow. Now it’s blown up. Now we can pick up the pieces and fix it. But you, you have to allow this to play out. And in the middle of last year, come election time, things are going to speed up. And come inauguration, things are really going to speed up. And what has happened. Yeah, that very thing. They’re moving so fast in so many, let’s say executive decision matters and in other ways, the firing of all the top JAG brass in all branches.

Not too many people. That didn’t make major media. Nope. The only thing that did. What is jag? What is JAG going to be used for if it’s going to be used properly in the future in an international capacity? Tribunals. So you don’t want the big purge like we were discussing, even privately the other day, the big purge Obama and others did over the years by putting in these, these placid officers at the very, you know, at the very top who weren’t going to do that. They were part of the globalist agenda. You can’t have that. Right.

When you’ve got to use that big gun, sooner or later it’s going to be pulled out. And again, it’s the man with the biggest gun who’s willing to use it. Yep. 100. They don’t have the biggest gun. The good guys have the biggest gun. But you have to be very judicious in when you use it. I mean, you put a sniper as overwatch and you just, you don’t give him any, any, any. Let’s. If he doesn’t know the exact objective that everybody else knows that he’s over. That he, he’s, that his overwatch team is, is, is acting in the capacity for.

Well, he’s just going to shoot anything that comes along. Well, that’s not going to help things. You’re going to shoot an old man because you think he’s carrying a weapon? No, it has to be, you know, like you saw in, I think the one about the, the one sniper who, the one SEAL sniper had a lot of kills where that one kid, he’s like, don’t pick it up. Don’t do it. Yeah. It’s the last thing he wanted to do was shoot that boy after. Are you talking about American Sniper? Yeah. American Sniper. Yeah. And you know, even the one, the Hurt Locker.

Yeah. You know, where Jeremy Renner’s character has, has a humanity about him that’s painful to him, but yeah. You know, you just can’t treat everyone. And then that, that psych officer that comes out because he wants to see what this one young man’s going through and he winds up getting blown to bits because he’s not aware. He’s not, he’s not situationally aware. You can’t have that. Here’s. And I don’t mean to derail you, but here in zombies. And you can’t explain expose the election fraud if you can’t get a standing in court. Now, I’m gonna say this.

I don’t necessarily think that election fraud is on the table anymore. I don’t, I don’t think that. That’s what, I don’t think we need, I don’t think we need to worry about the election fraud. I think the election fraud is being, is being taken care of by, by, by voter ID and things of that nature. I don’t think, I don’t think they’re going to go back and try to, and try to fix the election fraud. I think they’re going to try to fix the election fraud by how they go forward with it, not to go back and expose it.

Because what they’re going to expose is going to be far worse than election fraud. It’s going to be all the corruption. And the corruption is going to put these, the corruption and the treason is going to put these people either in very small cells or on, you know, at the end of a rope. And I think that’s way more important. And by, and then election fraud becomes far easier of an issue to deal with. Right. It becomes a duh issue even to the ones who were 180 degrees the opposite direction five years ago, two years ago.

Yeah. So even some now. Right. They’ll be 180 degrees the opposite direction when they see the reality of certain other things. When the time is right. You, there is one problem that has to be dealt with and that is the bar. Right. Okay. So, so this guy Plan Plant says, are they going to pass Trump’s EO into law? Your, your Trump’s EO is never going to. That’s not how law works. Trump can make a, an executive order, but next, the next president can make another executive order that overrides that executive order. Law is not made by the president.

That’s a dictatorship. Law is made by, by Congress. You know, some, some bills are introduced by the Senate, some bills are introduced by the House of what people call the federal government. When that is understood, when that is shown for what it is, and that’s coming too, you’re going to realize that we’ve been in a state of emergency since 1933, the banking holiday. It was never rescinded. This is why executive order borders became a tool. It became a tool for the globalists. Okay. Kennedy, I think with why they released that material was in the meantime, ladies and gentlemen, even though it may not be, you might, it might not be in a searchable format yet.

Here’s some more. Go digging through this because what you’re going to find is more reasons why they killed him and then why they attempted to kill President Trump. And when you see these things in the meantime, I’m not saying that that’s a be all, end all. It’s just another component that if the study is done, people will see the real state inform you, you, you, you’re brought into a court, you think your constitutional rights have to be upheld. Try arguing that with a judge. See if you see if you don’t get fined or three days in, in prison for contempt of court.

Yeah, they don’t even offer, not, not, yeah, they don’t even offer it by the Constitution. In other words, they kept the words. They kept the, they kept the indoctrination in the schools and all the way through law school included. But the rules changed. The names didn’t necessarily change, the words didn’t necessarily change. The usage did, but they didn’t tell you that. Let me, I’m going to address, I’m going to address some of the stuff about the executive orders, guys. Executive orders are, are things that the president can, the president by fiat can designate an order for the federal government to implement.

But executive orders do not, they have no bearing on Congress whatsoever. Congress actually has the ability to write legislation and then the legislation can, we will go to the, it’ll go, you know, it’ll, it’ll, it’ll go to the House, it’ll go through the Senate, and then it’ll go to the president and the president has the opportunity to veto it. However, if the president vetoes it, it can go back to the House and then they can pass it by, if they have two thirds of a majority that say no, we’re going to pass it anyway, then that overrides the president’s veto.

So you, you, you know, I mean, there are things that can override a president’s veto, but an executive order is Just an order that the president gives that directs the federal government, basically. So, so, so give his dressing. Trump is. Trump is the. Well, Trump. Trump is the, is basically the chief executive officer of the federal government and the federal government, the bureaucracy of the federal government that’s been created by Congress to include the State Department, the CIA, the, you know, the FBI, the. All of the departments. You know that whenever he creates an executive order, it goes to that, it goes to all.

That’s. That’s what his executive orders are for. That doesn’t impact all law. So that it, it does that. That doesn’t impact law. Law is created by the. By the, by. By the legislature, by the, by the Congress, which is, you know, includes both the Senate and the House. So you have to understand the differences there. The. But be. You know, the reason that executive orders have become so prevalent is because the freaking size of the government is, is monstrous. And you know, but the size of the Congress isn’t. I mean, I don’t know. I don’t know what are they.

The most amazing thing that people are going to see results from is Doge. You’re gonna see where this money’s been going. Yeah, exactly. And we’ve already seen enough that it should have curled everyone’s short hairs by now. Let’s see. Here we go. Well, now, okay, so some. But, but, but you’ve got to also understand that Congress has ceded some authority to the office of the president. Congress has ceded some control to the prep. To the office of the President. And you know, Trump has said in the past that the office of the president is the most powerful.

It has the most power. Sorry, I have a. One of my cats is here in my, my sitting in my lap and she’s shedding, so I keep pulling anyway. But, you know, Trump has more power now than he or the president has more power now than the office of the president has ever had in the past. And that’s, that was done by design because they, they literally wanted to make sure that the person who was going to be president now had the authority to do a lot of the things that they, that these deep staters wanted to get done.

And that was another reason why. Why the. Under Obama, while you guys. And I’m going to be reading, I’m going to be going through this article. I, I read it before, but I’m gonna read it again. And it’s called, it was about, it’s called the Fourth branch of Government. And it was all about how in the first two years of the Obama administration, while Everybody was arguing about the Unaffordable CARE Act. They were using that as a smokescreen to essentially go in and create this, the, the, essentially the unelected bureaucracy of the intelligence agencies with. I think it was the dni.

There was a, There was, There were several things that were created during that time that gave the intelligence portion of the government an enormous amount of power of unelected bureaucracy that actually superseded the president. And, and, and that was all done. That was all done while everybody was fighting over health care. So, yeah, so. And I’ve got the. I basically, I have the receipts and I’m gonna be going through those. Through the. It’s probably going to take me a couple of days to get through that, but I’m gonna go through that and it’s gonna blow a lot of people’s minds.

And, and you got to realize that that was the, that was the behemoth that Trump was fighting when he came in. You, I mean, how well do you guys remember the time when Trump came or when it was like, I think it was like a Sunday morning when, oh, what’s the douchebag from. From New York, Chuck Schumer was, was, was on and he said, oh, if you do this to the intelligence community, they have like, six ways from Sunday. I’m getting back at you. Exactly. Because they’re an unelected, they’re an unelected bureaucratic, you know, agency with zero, almost zero oversight.

So they can, they’re, they’re essentially untouchable. And the money that’s coming in to the, to the intelligence agencies, that’s all dark. That’s all dark money. That’s all money from weapons trafficking, from human trafficking, from drug trafficking, you know, and it’s all, it’s all laundered money. It’s. I mean, it’s to buy, it’s to buy favor. It’s to buy. I mean, the, the, the corruption is so, is so monstrous. And the people who say, oh, well, just jumps. You just arrest everybody and make him and, and fix it all. Well, you don’t understand all these little, all these judges that are, that are standing in his way at the, at this, at like the district level.

Those guys are all there on purpose. They’re there and they’re, and they’re essentially showing themselves to be the, to be the, you know, the corrupt part of the government. They think they truly are. So a lot of the things that are happening, it’s going to start to speed up and there is going to become, There is going to be a justice Phase. When that occurs, I can’t say. But my feeling is, is that it’s got to happen fairly quickly, because if you don’t have the justice phase, then you’re not going to allow Trump the businessman, to get in there and make the deals because time is running short.

Right. And to decimate the foreign interests that have been right. Well ensconced in this country for many, many, many, many years and facilitating all of this against you and me and everyone, every American. So this is a huge, huge undertaking. It’s probably the largest undertaking of its kind. Well, it is, without a doubt, ever. And you just can’t tell everyone everything you’re doing. Matter of fact, you can’t tell them a lot that you’re doing. But there’s enough out there that you should be able to take a little comfort in, in the fact that while things are moving fast and they’re moving fast in a good way, they really are.

You know, they really are moving fast in a good way. And you know, and, and a lot of the things that you’re seeing now are theatrical. You know, the, the, the media is literally grasping at straws. You know, the one thing, for example, is this thing about when Hegseth came in and he, he did his, his order to remove anything that had to do with Di. From the DOD computer systems. Right? And, and I mean, it, it, get, it got put all. So many stories got taken down from the DoD computers and, and the websites, whether it was army times or Navy times or, or, you know, just, just whatever.

But. And, and the most. And, and a couple of the, A couple of them that were, that were fairly egregious and, and, and literally ruffled a lot of feathers were the ones about the Tuskegee Airmen and, and Jackie Robinson. Those two were like, I mean, they, man, all hell broke loose. You’d have thought, you’d thought that the world was crumbling, right? Well, you know, and then as they were using this, oh, this is racist. This is racist. And I had to deal with that with my friend. And there’s no story. I don’t, I don’t see any stories about white people take it down.

And so what did I do? I went and searched up and kind of found that. Well, guess what? There was tons that was, there was plenty of stories about white people that were taken down this. It was a story about all the, the female pilots in that they trained in World War II to basically ferry. They. They. When, when, when the planes came off of the, off of the assembly lines, they used women Pilots to fly the planes over to either, you know, Japan or arm. Sorry, or the South Pacific or, or, or into Europe or, or North Africa.

And then they would put places to where they would go over as a group. Right. And then, and then they’d put them back on a plane and fly them back into the United States. And then they repeat the process over and over and over. And the. On the whole point there is because you had men who were in combat who needed the planes and needed the parts and all these things. And so they had to have. It was. It made more sense to use women to fly those. Well, that story was taken down. There was a story about.

The story about the Enola Gay was taken down. The Enola Gay dropped a bomb on Hiroshima. Well, the reason, you know, the gate. A lot of this will be put back up. Oh it all. It already is put back up. I mean, the story, the story of the Wind Talkers was taken down. The story, the story of, of the guys that, that raised the, the flag on Mount Sarabachi and Iima was taken down. Those guys are, these are white guys. These are white stories across the board. Because, because it was. They were using, they were using an AI program to go through and comb through everything.

And what they did was they took everything down. And I saw that there was, it was one guy in the Marines who was responsible for searching through 10,000 stories to find out, you know, if, if it was supposed to be taken down or supposed to be put back up. So ultimately they were going to get to that to put it back up. But the public was spying on or the specifically the news media was, was looking at it, you know, way more critically because they were trying to find something just to, you know, to, to, to, to hammer Trump.

So they’re the ones that were making basically a, a big story about nothing, a mountain out of a molehill, but you know, in a way out of their hand, it was, it was a good thing and then go through them and decide what is, what is. What is important, important, truly important to history and what isn’t right. And, but they, they, you know, the effort to get rid of DEI superseded the, you know, the, the, the short term taking down of stories that should have been kept up but ultimately were put back up because you had a, a vigilant public that was like, hey, wait a second, why is this story taken down? So, but the media is running with those stories doing, they’re doing everything they can just like this thing with the signal and Hexeth and all it’s it’s like, you know, these, they’re, they’re literally like feeding them things to have them show their ass.

And it’s, and, and it’s a distraction, you know, while you got to think while if they’re talking about this, what are they not talking about? And I guarantee freaking tea you, they are not talking about their ultimate takedown, which is, which in my opinion is coming. So it is. And it’s, it’s coming faster than, it’ll be faster than people think think. But for some, everything will always be slower than it should be. 100. Well, yeah, government moves go. Government moves at a glacial pace. It always has, it always will. So you, you just don’t rely, you know, don’t, don’t think it’s going to move super fast because it’s not.

And hopefully once things are, are in a state of being actively rectified, yes, you are going to see a lot of things, a lot of heavy things at one time, a lot of serious things at one time. And it’s the only way to deal with, is the only way to deal with it in the end when all the evidence is in line. When you have the. Think about it. January 20th, was it 2020, 2020 first. I can’t remember. All right, February, March, two months, basically two months in a week. You, when you’re talking about going through thou tens of thousands of people in one department and deciding, okay, you know, like the one point I saw Elon Musk make where the IRS had 1400, I believe it was people who would issue phones and computers to new people coming in.

Well, I mean, when they did the ratio comparison to that, it was as if you’d work one day. Each of them would work one day a month in a sense. So you have 1400 people doing that. You only need maybe, you only need maybe a hundred. So you’ve got it, you’ve got to cut the, the. And, and a lot of those people could be people who are ideologically driven, which they should not be in their positions. And they’ve got to find out who these people are and remove them, fire them. You, you’re, you’re the part of the problem.

You are an active, willing participant as part of the problem. Then they’ve got a lot of personnel and in, in a lot of agencies that are just a bunch of real dirtbags and they need to go and they, but they need to be got. They need to go the right way and they are doing it the right way. They’re giving them plenty of Time they’re saying you will give you eight months pay. Just take your happy ass out of here. Like people like, you know, the types that did things like the, the texting prior to his first election and then the steel dossier, etc.

You’ve got to get rid of all of these ideologues who are not worth what, what gives them the right to make these kinds of decisions and, and take these kinds of egregious actions, illegal, unlawful, immoral actions that hurt you, that serve what wants to hurt you, the American people. So two months it’s been. How long did it take to get all of the important cabinet positions and still a lot of positions are being filled to where they can engage in this. It’s only been two months and a week. I know, right? Give it a break here.

This is not, I mean realistically you’re going to see certain things start to ramp up in April and within six months with the aid of Doge and AI and there’s where AI controlled, utilized for purpose driven reasons is going to be extremely quick and effective. And then you can expect to see things that you weren’t even imagining, things that I’m not even going to talk about happen. Things that you would have never thought would have come down, come down the road. But they will and there will be good things in the end. Look at what’s happening with gold and silver, the financial markets.

They’re all response, they’re all reacting to something, aren’t they? Yes, they are. Is it necessarily bad? Might be bad for the, for the, for the Scheissers in, in on Wall street, but it’s not going to be bad for you in the end. It’s going to be good for us because if we don’t fix it as a nation, we all know what, what, what, what the end result of that is. We’re finished. Yep, we’re finished. And I don’t believe that is going to happen. I don’t believe it’s going to be allowed to happen, no matter how dirty it’s.

The one thing I will say about that film is it does show you again how dirty things get. Well, they have to be done that way. And it’s like the, it’s like when Renner played in the One Born film and I think it’s the Ed Norton character. They show a flashback where he’s saying him we are morally indefensible but absolutely necessary. Yeah, I remember that scene. That scene is the most important scene in that film because what he’s saying is People can take the offense all they want. They tried to create super soldiers and they tried to create these, you know, let’s say ghost like operatives that were truly ghosts that.

That were, you know, amazing at what they did, chemically enhancing them at that, in that particular segment. Now, granted, a lot of it’s Hollywood, but there’s a lot of truth to. Behind a lot of this stuff. And when he says we are morally indefensible, we are absolutely necessary, you can bet your ass in the world we live in today, that applies. Well, it always has, and it will until maybe a couple hundred years from now. We won’t have to be that drastic, but the rest of humanity has to come along. And I’ll say this in. In defense of the movie.

You know, you. You talked and you. You said it very accurately in terms of a. In terms of a movie. There was way too many storylines going on simultaneously to try to keep track of. But. But that’s. That is reality. That is. I was gonna say that is reality. That is absolutely how things work. And, And I mean. And that’s what those guys that’s, I mean, shoot at the CIA. That’s what they have to deal with on a consistent basis. And I thought it was a very. Monday starts off one way, and by the time you get to Friday.

Yeah, exactly. Well, your head spinning. And. And I thought it was interesting how they made Deutsch look weak, like he was incapable of running the Agency because he wasn’t the type of person who was going to be easily corrupted. And, you know, because he’s like, well, no, we need to have investigations. We need to do this, we need to do that. And the guy that was there from the President, he’s like, you know, yeah, I think. I think it’s time for you to move on. I think, you know, you’ve gotta, you know, this, this isn’t the job for you because you don’t have, you know, you don’t have the ability to do what you just said about being morally reprehensible and morally indefensible, but absolutely necessary.

Because I do believe that there is an element of that that needs to be done, that if we didn’t have that, we’d be in far worse shape than we are right now. But that, man, I mean, that. That doesn’t. But. But that. That doesn’t give. But that doesn’t give people the right to. To. Right. It’s just that. That go further and further with. With basically criminal activity when it’s not necessary. Exactly. Just because it Makes it easier. No, there’s better ways of doing it. It’s better minds in there. Because what you’re saying. What you’re saying is.

What you’re saying is the ends justify the means, but there has to be a limit to what ends, you know, what means are used to get to the ends that are justified. So, yeah, everything has to be kept within reason. Even when you’re going to places that you. You wouldn’t want to tell the. Any country wouldn’t want to tell their population these things because, all right, you have these kids, you know, demonstrating on campuses, on about an issue to about an area of the world they’ve never been to. They don’t know even what it smells like.

They only know what it looks like from a television screen or photographs. But if you knew what it was like there, you wouldn’t be demonstrating. No, you’re going, holy. Where do I sign up? I want to join the Marine Corps. You know, you would if you really, really knew. But then that is, you know, it’s. It’s. It’s interesting that you say that because, you know, I remember. I remember the first time that I went to a Longapo, you know. You know where Longapo is? That’s okay. That’s Subic Bay, Philippines. Okay, so the first time. The first time I went to Subic Bay, Philippines, man, you want to talk about culture shock.

You want to talk about seeing the world and poverty and things that you just absolutely could not fathom were real and people selling their children satisfy a debt like, whoa. You want to talk about crazy town. And, you know, we in the United States were so insulated from that, about the Philippines, necessarily, but in many countries. Yeah, well, and you talk about. You talk about places in Africa, you know, you know, there. There are places in Africa where they don’t have electricity 24 hours a day. They only have electricity for, like, you know, maybe 18 hours a day.

Yeah. They don’t have access to anything that we would even consider health care. And, you know, I’m not saying that, you know, the. The humanitarian in me says it doesn’t have to be that. That way, but again, we all have to tend to our backyards and our own gardens. Yes. And we can only do so much. We’ve done so much in the name of. Of empire building for the globalists as a nation that we haven’t taken care of our own backyard. Now it’s time for us to tend to our own backyard, and then we can help others.

You know what it’s Time. What? It’s. I remember there was a guy, I don’t remember exactly where I heard this speech, but he says, you can’t feed the world with an empty plate. And essentially what he was saying is, like, you can’t give up your meal and then thinking that that food’s going to go to somebody and on somewhere else in the world. You can’t do that. You need to eat so that you’re strong so that you can do it. And the perfect analogy, that is when you go get a gun on an aircraft and right before the plane takes off, they, you know, they go through all the safety procedures and then they say, hey, if the, if the, if there’s a, you know, if we get a, if we lose pressure, if we, if the cabin loses pressure, you’re gonna have the, the masks come down.

And what you need to do is you need to put your mask on first and then put it on your child. And the reason that you do that is that when you put your mask on first, you are now in a position of strength, and you can now help somebody who isn’t in a position of strength. And that’s exactly what the United States needs to do. And what Trump is, I believe what Trump is trying to do right now is he’s trying to make the United States be again in a position of strength so that we can help the world do things and we can lead the world by example instead of just, instead of using the Federal Reserve as a fucking piggy bank for all these corrupt individuals so that they can line their pockets with all this money and, and maintain power.

You know, I read a very interesting article the other day. I don’t know if I read it online to the audience, but I think I read it when, I think I read it when, when you and I were talking, because it was that article about the, it was the black lady, it was the black attorney who moved to, to Montana, and she talked about how, you know, hey, look, there’s, yeah, there, there, you know, there’s systemic racism and you’ve got white privilege and all this other stuff, but the, the thing that’s actually more prevalent is the elite privilege and that, you know, that this whole, this whole notion of white privilege is actually losing these, you know, all these white people, they’re actually losing their privilege at a much faster rate than people want to, want to acknowledge.

And it’s, but the elite are gaining privilege because they’re stealing the wealth from the people by virtue of the mechanism of the central bank. And, and, and the end Inflation. You know, I mean, look at inflation and see how much your groceries cost today compared to how much they were a year ago to compare to how much they were two years ago. You know, your dollar is 100 years ago, right? That was less than a penny. Yeah, Exactly. Nickel just 15, 20 years ago. How could you have the, the value of the dollar from the time the, from, from, you know, just post War of Northern Aggression from so like 1870 to 1920, the value of the dollar remained basically consistent.

And then when you had the Federal Reserve come online and the flow of money then reversed, instead of it coming from the states into the government, it went from the government out to the states. And that’s why you had the roaring twenties. That’s why, that’s why, you know, everybody in the, you know, they talk about the roaring twenties. Well, that’s because that money was just free flowing everywhere because the central bank was printing it all. There was more money out there was like, it was just, is very similar to what it was in the early 2000s, you know, from like 2003, four time frame to about 2008 where you had, I mean, money was just, it was so plentiful and everybody had all kinds of money.

They were even loaning money people to buy stocks. Yes. It’s crazy. And you know, and, and, and you, you, you look at the, you look at that. That’s kind of what the student loan thing was. The student loan thing is, was another bubble that was created artificially to keep putting money into the system. And it was, and that’s, and that’s kind of why I, you know, I don’t know if we had this discussion, but that’s kind of why, you know, I have a little bit of pity on, on, on some of these students that are coming out of high school that have been taught their whole life they have to, you know, go to school and you know, get a, go to college and get it so they can get a good job.

But they, you know, I mean, they’re doing exactly what they’ve been told that they’re supposed to do. Meanwhile, they’ve been saddled with like freaking, you know, 50, 100, $200,000 in debt that they’re never going to get out from under. So you know, I, I have, I have a little bit of sympathy for them because they, they’re, they’re not wise enough to the world to, to the ways of the world. So. But anyway, I, I digress. It’s like one more film example you can use it’s like the opening scenes in Black Hawk down in Somalia. You see them, you know, they’re, they’re looking for that one guy before they go for the.

Yeah, before they go for him, they’re gonna get this other guy that’s in here. Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. They’re flying over where the UN is backing trucks up and throwing bags of feed out. And the warlords henchmen are there and they’re, they’re gunning them down with technicals and 50 cows. Yep. And they’re flying over in Blackhawks and they’re the, the, you know, the, the younger soldiers are, you know, like, we can’t. We do something and I open fire on them. No, no, don’t, don’t do it. You know, we cannot get involved. And the, the UN on the ground couldn’t get involved.

And that food was meant for the people, but the warlords made sure he took care of his little, their little armies before they. Anybody got anything right. That’s very true and it’s just very sad. And when you see these parts of the world and you smell them and you taste them. Oh my God. Oh my God. You realize how good we’ve got it here? It’s so interesting that you say that when to. It’s one thing to see is, is absolutely one thing to see it. And you, you literally, you cannot believe what your eyes, what’s in front of your eyes.

You just can’t believe it. But seeing it is just one thing. Smelling it is something entirely different. It is like, whoa, the, the smell, you never forget it. You never forget that. It’s, it’s, it’s not certain. To this day, certain smells trigger me. No, I know. Absolutely. It’s like, whoa. Okay. And you know, not, not nothing like before when you were younger, man, but it’s like, but still it’s, you know, and you hear 90 year old in 100 year old World War II that say the same thing. You know, certain smells trigger them to that, to this day for those that are still alive, God bless them.

But again, the point is they have no idea as they’re waltzing down the street of Manhattan, you know, wearing their, you know, their regalia and, and ranting anti Semitic rants and all of. Look, you’re not even taking the time to see what the average Israeli is dealing with right now, so why don’t you just shut the up because you don’t know what you’re talking about. And all you know is what you’ve been indoctrinated with all, you know is what. The ones that were hired in these. In many of these universities on purpose over the decades, they weren’t there to teach you how to think critically and how to.

How to think logically and. And how to reason and. And be your own individual. They. They wanted you to see it through their lens. Well, enough of that, too. Right? And, you know, even though we were in 20 years of quagmire again, you know, you. You can’t say anything about anybody who was in uniform, who went over there and did what they did. You can’t say a damn thing about them. Shut the hell up. You don’t know what you’re talking about. And you don’t know how damn good you got it. No, you don’t. You know, I mean, shoot, over here.

Over here, you’re given. You know, in the United States, you know, you’re poor, but you got an Obama phone. You know, I mean, the poorest people in the United States, I mean, even if you’re homeless, a lot of times you have a phone. You can’t imagine you’re in the right city. If you’re an addict, you get the needles and the drugs. Yeah. It’s insane. You just can’t imagine the poverty and the squalor, you know, violence. I’m gonna do the ugliness, the depravity. Come here. All of it. I want to find something. I. I want to. I want to find something.

See if I can find this to see here. And. And this is just. This is just. This is just a. Like a. A taste of what you might see. But check this out. And this is. And 50,000 people live in cramped homes with limited access to basic living necessities. Yet Tondo’s true spirit shines through its people. Warm, friendly, and resilient, they navigate chaotic traffic and poor sanitation with unwavering faith and rich Filipino culture. Despite the challenges, streets are filled with laughter. Let’s see here if I can find some of the. And the Philippine people are good people.

We sent Deanna’s sister and friend. Why I’m determined to amplify their stories from under the bridge. All right. And down we go. It’s crazy. The. The thing I see is water with trash right there. Look at that. Look at that. The smell is unbearable. The smell. He’s not going to forget that. He smells that somewhere in where he lives. He’s going to. That’s. That’s his mind. The reason the smell is unbearable is because they literally use that as a toilet. That’s what they use that’s. They use that as a toilet and. Yeah. So anyway, that’s, it’s, it’s crazy.

I mean, I, I didn’t, I didn’t mean to down that film because I’ll leave it with this and then I think we should call it. Yeah, no, I agree. I was, I was about ready to say this. It’s the complexity of, of the interplay, the amount of players, what they were engaged in, how they treated one another. Now that was, that was not too far off. And you know, at the very end where the one guy just, you know, why they both didn’t have weapons, I don’t know. But you know, it gives a weapon to the other guy who’s got the tape, I believe.

And, and they just got him down. He walks up, puts it in his head. The other one, he time he shot him. And you will see this in a lot of these countries and you will see this in a lot of these situations too. They’re not free. No, it’s not fun. They really aren’t. They. It’s really not that fun. And. But yeah, there’s nothing glamorous about it either. No, and that’s just, I mean, that’s just that, you know, I, I just, I picked the. Phil. No, I’m not picking on the Philippines. And let me say, let me say this about, about the people.

Okay. Amenka’s like. I don’t know if you can see the camera, but she’s like getting up and look, she’s like got her head right up into the camera. I will say this. You know what? As for, for as poor as those people are, they have such a great attitude about life. They are generally, for the most part, very happy and they will literally give you the shirt off their back if they could. Because. Because, because, I mean, you know what? They, they have nothing. They literally have nothing. And it’s, they just, they just want to do the best that they can and they want.

And, and they, and they’re happy because it’s. For them, life is not about monetary possessions. It’s about, it’s about experience, devices and. Oh, my God. Yeah. Makes you feel, well, I’ll leave it alone for now. Yeah. But I’m just saying, I’m using the, the, the. They generally are very. They’re. I mean, it’s not to say that there’s not crime and whatnot, but for the most part, I mean, you know what? They, they are, They’re a happy people. It’s. For them, it’s not About. It’s not, it’s not monetary things that make them happy. It’s. It’s. It’s relationships and, and.

And other things. So, you know, the, the gal that cuts my hair, she was that. She. She. That’s how she grew up. She’s like 46, 47. Filipino. Little, little Filipino girl. And. But yeah, I mean, she, she came over here when she was like what, 25, something like that? 20, 20, 24, 25. That’s. That’s another story. Not a mail order bride, but literally it was like. It was a genuine, like she married somebody that was like, you know, almost twice her age. But it was, you know, it was a, it was, it. It was not. It was an honorable situation.

So. Before the Internet and all that crap. But, you know, and I’ve showed her some of the things about, come on, baby, you know, people don’t want to see your ass. So the, you know, she says that, yeah, there was a lot of. There’s a lot of truth to. To that over in the PI so. But anyway, Gus, thank you so much for taking the time to join me tonight to talk about the, the movie and all the other stuff. And you know, not a lot of people knew that you were coming on tonight, so the people who were here gotta.

Got a treat because you. You’ve kind of been off air for almost, Almost a couple. Almost a couple weeks now, so everything mixed together and it’s. Yeah, it’s been a difficult couple of weeks, but still not over. But hey, it’s life. Life is life. And you know, every. Everybody has. Everybody’s going to be dealing with some pain here pretty quick, so in one. In one form or another. So it’s, you know, I mean, it’s just this. It’s just better to just kind of desensitize yourself to the pain and realize it’s going to happen. And you know, don’t get too emotional about it.

Just kind of put your head down, elbows up and, you know, grin and bear it and hey, you know what? At the end of the day, we just. Just survive. You know what? It should just survive. Did you ever see I’ll. I’ll End with this. Do you remember, did you ever see the movie last, the Mohicans? Long time ago. Yeah. Okay, so how. How well, how well, how well do you remember it? Not that well, actually. I’d like to see it again, now that you mentioned it. So that is. So there’s a sequel scene. There’s a scene in there when they’re running from the Huron.

It was right after they. It was right after they. They. They put the British officer into the. You know, they burned him at the stake. And they’re running from the Huron. And what they did was they. They got to this point where they couldn’t go. There was no place to go. Oh, no, actually, it was right before. It was actually right. It was actually right before they went to the Huron. It was actually before the guy got. Got burned at the stake. And he said he’s. He just. He told. He was telling Madeline Stowe. He said, stay alive.

No matter what, you stay alive. Stay alive. Stay alive, and I’ll find you. Stay alive. And, you know, that’s the. Probably the best advice that I could give to everybody, you know, stay alive. Just stay alive. Do what you have to do to stay alive. And because you don’t know what tomorrow is going to bring, so you just got to stay alive. So depending on where you are in your circumstances, you just, you know, and don’t try to think. And, and the last thing you want to do is do not compare your circumstances to anybody else’s circumstances because you don’t know what they’re dealing with.

Everybody, you know, I. The. The one thing that, the one thing I tell people is, you know, it’s like so many people compare their weaknesses to other people’s strengths, and that is just a horrible way to live because you lose every time. Yeah, you lose every time. If you compare yourself to somebody else, what you’re doing is you’re comparing your weakness to their strength or what you perceive as their strength, and you lose every single time. It’s a complete waste of time. And it’s a horrible way. It’s a horrible mentality to have because it’s a. You’re.

You’re literally putting yourself at a deficit from the. From the outset. So never compare yourself to somebody else. And, and as you know, as Q said, nobody is more important than anybody else. Everybody is. Everybody is equally as important. So. So on that note, guys, hey, have a wonderful Friday evening wherever you are. Maybe. Maybe where some. Some of you are is maybe it’s already Saturday night or Saturday morning. So. But appreciate all you guys taking the time to tune in tonight. This was a little. This was kind of an unexpected pleasure. I. At the very last minute, I asked Ghost if he wanted to come in and join us, and he said yes.

So I’m very. But I didn’t want to tell anybody because I wanted it to be a surprise. So. Anyhow, thank you, Ghost, for your time. Very welcome and I will look forward to seeing you guys. I’m probably going to be putting a few things out this weekend, but for sure, I believe Ghost is will be joining us on Monday. We’ll have a lot more to talk about because I’m sure there’s a lot of stuff to talk about. So anyway, until then, everybody have a great night and we’ll see you when we see you. God bless.
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