Knowledge Fight - #87: Mark Richards Revisited

Episode Date: September 29, 2017

Today, Dan and Jordan take a break from talking about Alex Jones because there is big news in the world: Project Camelot's Kerry Cassidy took a 7th visit to "interview" Mark Richards (either a Space Command pilot or responsible for a murder, depending on who you ask). Tune in to catch up on Raptor News, learn about the AI spacecraft known as Minerva, and discover the secrets of the Spider Leadership.

Andy and Kansas, you're on the air. Thanks for holding. Hello, Alex. I'm a first-time caller. I'm a huge fan. I love your work. I love you. Hey, everybody. Welcome back to Knowledge Fight. I'm Dan. I'm Jordan. We are a couple dudes who like to sit around, drink novelty beverages, and talk a little bit about Alex Jones. Is there a twist that would make you listen to this dumb show?

There is. Like, who would, why would anybody want to listen to two dudes talk about Alex Jones? I don't know. I don't. Full stop. I don't. I have no idea. I appreciate that everyone does listen to who does. End of the podcast forever. Yeah. I mean, I guess, I guess there's a possibility that the twist is that we're, we're sane, ish. We're mentally ill, but sane.

Yeah. We're, we're mentally ill in the right way to cover and a mentally ill person. We've not lost touch with reality, but at the same time we have had explorations into being crazy and we can empathize and identify with what a lunatic like Alex Jones interprets the world as being. Right. So we have, we both sort of straddle sanity and insanity in a way that, let's say, I don't know, a lot of other mainstream media outlets can't. That's true.

They don't really wrestle with like, well, here's what's really going on. Someone is trying to, Alex is trying to express X, Y, or Z when he is actually saying A, B and, you know, and they can't process that. So they just show the, the crazy funny shit and they can't really show the danger. And, and I think that people are too afraid of the idea that like saying he's, he needs help and he's hurting is somehow validating him. That's a good point. I think that, I think that that's a criticism that I have in my own head a

lot of our show that we're like, we're giving him an excuse by saying that he's nuts. Well, I mean, frankly, you can say that about every white supremacist. They are crazy. They are hurting and they do need help. Right. And part of that help is getting punched in the face as much as humanly possible. Knock the fuck out.

And you know a lot about Alex Jones. Yeah. And I don't know anything about that twist. Yeah. So Jordan, today I want to, I want to be perfectly clear with you. Our investigation, please be vague and opaque. All right. Something has happened.

Perfect. I nailed it. My investigation into 2015 has hit a little bit of a snag. Yes. In that I am losing interest in it. Yeah. We've been doing it a long time. We have.

It's gone on too long and it's getting to the point where in November of 2015, it's just boring. It's getting to a point where episodes are very repetitive. Yeah. And Alex is in a holding pattern and I need to find something that really matters that we can cover. Yeah. And at this point, I'm just, I'm not hitting it.

And so maybe that's another huge part of the, you know, it's Russia, it's propaganda, it's that he's a white supremacist. But also there's nothing interesting else for him to talk about really. Yeah. Cause like he has to take an angle on the election. Spoiler alert, like right at where we are in the investigation is right when the Balaclan attack happens in France. Yes.

So he sends Paul Joseph Watson and Joe Biggs to France and they don't belong anywhere near France. They do these like these reports where they're like in France and they're saying weird stuff and then they don't prove it. Right. Like they go to Belgium and it's like the Eiffel Tower is made of candy. Prove it. Lick it.

They're like, but they, they go to, they go to Belgium and apparently enter like a Muslim no go area for white people and they don't have video of it. They just say that they went there. And then they're in a real funny thing. Alex is like, Paul, you've got to go back and get video. You have to go back and just get video and Paul Joseph Watson is like, nope. It's great. So then Joe Biggs is saying that he's being followed around by a van of Muslims

and it's like, I don't believe you. You've done this before. You said that the cartel was chasing you in South Texas. And if that was happening, you wouldn't be back. Now you would not have a head or hands anymore. Right. And the same thing is true of like if there are Muslim no go areas where you're threatened for going just because you're white and you're going around

and you're being journalistic and then a bunch of these, these Muslim gangsters as they would say, yeah, start following you around. You're not going to just be like, you're either going to get fucking footage of them following you around or they're going to attack you. Right. And at no point does that happen. He just watched gangs of New York and was like, I bet this would work over here. It's just horseshit and it's the, it's the most predictable thing.

And the coverage of it is disgraceful and, but it's also boring at the same time. Right. So like we could do a whole episode about his coverage of the France attacks, but most of it is, Hey, look, I sent Joe Biggs to France. We're a legitimate news outlet. Right. And give us. I'm not, I don't mean to brag and give me money.

It's expensive to spend, send people to France when they're not doing shit. They're on vacation, not that expensive either. It's not a couple hundred bucks. Yeah. But be that as it may, it just, it sucks. I mean, they probably got an Airbnb sleeping in the same bed. Yeah. And so after that, a little bit after that is the San Bernardino attack.

Yes. And I mean, it's just the same thing. Just Muslim baiting. Muslim baiting. And it's on this. It's, it's just becoming a cycle for him of like him trying to like, we got to talk to friends of these people. It's like, you didn't want to talk to friends of Dylan Roof.

Like it's, it's just very clear what's going on. It's just, it bores me. And it's, it's not productive to our exploration of why he signed up with Trump, right? Outside of like, okay, maybe his fear of Muslims had a part in him joining up with Trump, but at the same time we've already decided that. Yeah. It's not like us going through this over and over and over again and

ruining the entertainment value of our show is really worth it. But see, that's what I'm saying. Maybe another factor in that is he's bored. Yeah. Buckling in the same way that we're designed is like, you got to fucking boost this up. I mean, then you start screaming 1776, 2.0 and all of a sudden, wow, now we got some spice in this.

Right. And we're, we're like, where we are in the investigation is like maybe two, three weeks from when Trump ends up being on the show. Yeah. And so what I might do is fast forward to when Trump is on the show and pick up from there and see what happens a little bit about that. Yeah. Well, I just don't ever want to hear his voice again.

I don't care. You might have to. It's one of the, you got to pay the cost to be the boss. Fair. As they say. Yeah. As Snoop Dogg says. Yeah.

So Jordan, we have to do an episode. I mean, that's a bad way to put it. We love to do an episode, but I don't want to do that investigation stuff. So here is an out of context drop of what we're talking about today. He said that they will kill for anything they want, including chocolate. No! Yes! Yeah!

So. Including chocolate? Yes. They're going to kill for anything? Yep. God damn you, Dan. I love you. The Raptors will kill you for chocolate.

Oh, we're back in Raptor territory. Fuck, yes. So. All right. It turns out, as we're recording this, it's Saturday the 23rd of September 2017. Yeah. Three days ago. Victory cigarette, by the way.

Three days ago, Carrie Cassidy posted an update about Captain Mark Richards. No shit. Yes. No shit. She went back to the prison. Did she listen to our show? She might have. She went back to the prison and had a seventh interview with him.

Okay. And she posted the results of that interview, and we got a lot to go over. Fuck yeah. We got a lot of new information about Mark Richards. Way in. Way in. So for those of you who haven't listened to all of our episodes, we sometimes, when we can't take Alex Jones anymore, we have to drift into the fun world of Project Camelot,

which is a website and video series of interviews run by Carrie Cassidy, where she sits down with legitimately insane people who lie to her. And that's basically it. They lie to her about secret space programs. Right. And by all that I have heard, she is such a sweet lady and believes all of this shit with her whole heart. She seems nice.

Yeah. So if you, if you didn't hear the, the episode that's prelude to this, right? Captain Mark Richards, as Carrie calls him, right, is a gentleman who was a part of the secret space program. He was inducted because his dad, the Dutchman, he just recapping. This makes me feel so good. He saved the world from destruction for 50 years. Exactly.

And then his son went to prison because he was framed for a murder. He did not commit though. In the real world, he totally did it. He got it. All of that. Well, he didn't do it himself, but he had a couple of teens right that were under his influence that were under his sway. Yeah.

And he got this teen who was working in his construction crew to murder a guy who owed him money. Again, listen to the dollop episode about Mark. It's amazing. It's called the pen dragon. Yeah. If you want to find it more easily. Oh, also I want to give a shout out.

Uh, so we talked about this on one episode and then in the next episode after that, we talked about how Alex Jones was wrong about the guy who played crocodile or the real crocodile done. Yes. Yeah. And it was brought to my attention that there's a dollop about that guy too. Oh, of course. Of course.

So check that out too. Right. Just want to listen to the dollop. It's a great fucking podcast. Anyway, very good. Anyway, I don't think anybody has heard about the dollop who listens to us. Oh, no, we got a tweet from our friend Chris. Oh, really?

I said we turned him on to the dollop. So good. Yeah, it's great. Yeah. So I mean, look, they're much bigger than us. We're big fans. They're much bigger than us. They could turn people on to us.

Maybe. Anyway, who cares? All right. What'd you say? All right. Oh, I thought you said all that. So Mark Richards definitely is responsible for the death of this guy and he's been in prison for 30 years.

He has a wife named Joanne Richards who goes out on the UFO circuit and repeats the lies that he tells her as his narrative about the secret space program and how he's friends with an alien race called the Raptors who are allegedly good and doing war with the Reptoids and Reptilians. He is actually evil. We are, I believe that the Raptors are evil and the Reptoids are good. It's difficult to say. Upside down.

I will say that based on our out of context drop, if the Raptors are going to kill you for chocolate, they're not good guys. They're not good guys. Because it's very available. Yeah. Chocolate is all over the place. Yeah, of course. Although while we're on the topic of chocolate, I need to give a real serious fuck you.

To M&M. You were texting me about M&M's last night. I was. Apparently white chocolate ain't the way to go. No, I love novelty stuff like limited time only candies and stuff like that. And so whenever M&M's come out with something, I get excited because like the caramel M&M's are great pretzel M&M's when they first came around were hot fire. They're still good.

Their peanut butter M&M's are great. Of course the classic peanut, but that's never going away. No, it's perfect. It's a perfect snack. And so I get excited whenever M&M is like, check it. Check this out. But later M&M is like, check this. He did drop a new track.

No, come on now. All right. But whenever they, whenever they, all right, all right, whenever, whenever something new from M&M's comes out, I'm like, I'm gonna have to do this. Right. So lately they've really been fucking it up like strawberry nut. Those were discussed. I tried those horrific as a disaster.

Yeah. What is this? Japan? What are you putting tea in my M&M's? Come on now. Yeah. A lot of those weird flavored ones. Although I would love a mochi flavored M&M.

That'd be good. Listen, my point is that the white chocolate one is an unmitigated train wreck and I do not recommend it. And if a fucking raptor killed me for them, I would be like, Oh, that's our new novelty beverage where we're two guys who like to sit around and talk about Alex Jones and eat novelty M&M's. I feel like that would come into us chewing on mics a little bit. Disgusting.

Yeah. So let's not go down that road just yet. But when we run out of beverages. Let's go down this other road, which is Carrie Cassidy. Dan, I love you. Just giving us some updates about her seventh visit to Mark Richards in prison. Here is her introduction to the video. Hi, everyone.

I'm Carrie Cassidy from Project Camelot. Yeah, you are. Today, I'm going to be giving you my total recall verbally of the kind of information I got from Mark Richards. So this is a prisoner that I go and interview in Vacaville, California. And he's at a prison there and he has been framed for a murder. He didn't commit. He's what we call a political prisoner.

Just like Irwin Schiff. His name is Captain Mark Richards and he's worked in the secret space program along with his father and grandfather. So he is a third generation, I guess you might say. You might if you are lying. Earth Defense Royalty, so to speak. Absolutely. He's a legacy.

Absolutely. You could get into Harvard with that pedigree. Not Harvard. No. No. So. MIT, of course. He's been in prison since he was 29 because that's around when the murder

happened, the Penn Dragon murder. And also we left out the part where he also wanted to take over Marin County, California. Yes, he did. He had a plan to blow up the Golden Gate Bridge and another bridge and have laser weapons. Yeah. So he's great.

Thank God. So I feel at this point, before we get into the meat of what he lied to carry about this time, I feel the need to defend ourselves for like, why is this relevant to our podcast? Why is it, you know, we need to take breaks from Alex. That's understood. Why do you go to Project Camelot? Here are some of the reasons that I have.

One, there's a very high overlapping guests. There are a bunch of people who go on Alex Jones, who are also on Project Camelot. Alexander Dugan believes in Reptors. He probably does. I'm sure he does. You have people like Leo Zagami. He's on both.

Yeah. You have people like, I can't remember his name now, but that guy who went on Alex's show and talked about Robert David Steele. Oh yeah. He talked about Mars basis. Yeah. You have being on both of them, David Ike. How about Stubblebine?

I bet he's been on there. I haven't looked through all of their archives. Man, I bet he has. But it's $30 for anti-vax guys. You see a lot of similar faces between the two. Jordan Maxwell is another conspiracy theory guy. He's into aliens and shit. He's been on both.

Like you just see a lot of overlap. And the reason for that is because they're all con men. They're all con people. And in the case of Carrie Cassidy, I mostly believe that she's innocent of intent. Yeah. Unlike Alex, who is a deliberately inciting white supremacist of violence, Carrie is just like, the world is a fantastic and magical place. And I just wish more people knew that there was this secret battle for the soul of humanity

going on. Because part and parcel of that in her mind is that there are friendly alien race. Yeah, of course. That can help us and bring us to the next level of evolution or whatever. The 11th dimension or whatever. Yeah, absolutely. I think that she is a, I think she's an acid casualty, quite frankly. I think she's a burnout.

Oh, that's entirely possible. I'm guessing that in the 70s, she did a lot of drugs and now doesn't know what direction is up. Right. And she's a sweet person and believes all this nonsense, the people who are con men are telling her. Right. Alex.

Especially Mark Richards. Alex, on the other hand, is willfully a piece of it, which is why our show is more about Alex because he's a monster, whereas Carrie is just, come on now. It is, it is a fascinating, like, it is, it is the same thing. Yeah. It really is. And yet there is a benign element to Carrie. Like she, she is a hopeful person.

Yeah. Like she believes that the world could be and will be a better place. The more people know about this. Yeah. And once, you know, once you have, and of course, once the wars on Mars and that's when I'm not sure she's really mad at the wars on Mars less so about Afghanistan. I'm not, I'm not sure I can flash this up on screen, but she has a link on her website to a, a GoFundMe campaign for a guy named Pete Peterson who's allegedly a whistleblower

of some sort. And he's raised $53,000 in a month because he claims to have secret information about all kinds of secret military projects. He did an interview with a guy named David Wilcock and that's what has given tons of steam to this and he scrolled down this GoFundMe. You see, all proceeds will go directly to Pete Peterson via David Wilcock. Oh, no. And that should give you some cause for concern.

Do you know what's crazy? We actually do have secret information or at least public information that nobody's paying attention to. You and I don't. No. I mean about all the crimes. All the crimes. Oh, about Larry Nichols crimes?

Yeah. All of, all of the shit that we've talked about, all of the, all of the support that Alex gives to white supremacy that nobody is talking about. And yet we can't get $53,000 on a GoFundMe. No. I appreciate everybody who does donate. Absolutely. You would like to donate.

You guys are fucking heroes. If you'd like to donate, you can go to knowledgefight.com, click support the show. Become a policy wonk. But look, the reason that I bring that up as relevant is that David Wilcock is a fucking huge con man and he's running a con with this guy who's an alleged whistleblower and has raised $53,000 in a month. This is the game that these guys are playing and they're using Kerry Cassidy to do it because she, for whatever reason, has built up quite an audience with this project Camelot stuff

because she interviews people unquestioningly about sensational topics. So, I mean, David Wilco, do you know anything about David Wilco? I do not. Okay. So there's this, there's a psychic named Edgar Casey back in the day. He was called the sleeper. All right. All right.

I'm down. He was called the sleeping psychic. Okay. Oh, he's one of those guys. Like automatic writing and that kind of thing. More or less. Yeah. Allegedly and give people psychic readings.

And there was a lot of stuff about people having past lives in Atlantis. Of course. And then beyond that, there was also a bunch of you diagnose people's medical conditions while he was asleep. That's not great. That's not great. I don't like that. I don't know if we can really fully figure out how accurate he was, but it is interesting

because all of his shit was recorded, not like audio recorded, but there's transcripts of everything he did. And so like, you can go online if you want to spend a fucking month reading the sleep, sleepy dude talking, but he died and David Wilcock came around and said that he was the reincarnated spirit of Oh, I knew it. Yeah. I knew it. He's Edgar Casey reincarnated.

God damn it. What a great dumb con and a lot of people are like, Oh, of course you are. Yeah. Well, naturally. Yeah. And he, he's just someone who I've looked into a bit in the past and be like, holy shit, this guy. So he's running this Kickstarter go fund me for this other guy who has been on project

Camelot who, uh, uh, you know, Carrie has put up a link to on the site. It's just all elaborate fraud that's being done. And that is relevant to Alex in at least some sense because I believe that this podcast, well, it is primarily, uh, anti fascism, anti white supremacy, anti capitalism at this point. Yeah. Uh, all of these things and anti Alex Jones and what he stands for. And if you want to add what I'm anti towards boy gets wild, but I mean the show itself,

not you. Yeah. But the, like we're anti anti-globalism. Absolutely. So like we're against in a certain sense, not in the Alex Jones sense, but the bigger sense to we're against con men were against fraud, uh, that appears largely in the right wing because a lot of these other people are also pretty right wing. You have to be dumb to be in the right way.

Even though they're crazy and want to tell you all about aliens, they're also pretty right wing. Obama's, uh, all Obama's evil, right? That's kind of the unifying field theory behind a lot of these people is not a lot of the project Camelot people. Well, a lot of it predates. Yeah. That's true.

Black president didn't, uh, excite them to inspire confidence. No. So let's get into it. And, uh, in this first clip, uh, Carrie Cassidy has some words about her interview with, uh, with Mark Richards that have to do with the, what do you think's about Hillary? Oh boy. We talked about Hillary Clinton, uh, he thought the real reason Trump won was because no one really liked Hillary.

That's actually really hard. He said she's not trusted. Uh, he acknowledged. Absolutely right. Does report to Bush senior and also to, uh, is supported by Soros, uh, but she, he does not think she's MJ 12, uh, which is contrary to some other information I have been given about her. So that was interesting and, uh, I have been told, uh, that, uh, MJ 12, which goes by many

names that she is quite high on the, the, uh, sort of totem pole and is quite in the know about that information. He does not feel she's quite as read in as I do. So for what that's worth. And then, uh, also says that he thinks there are a lot of John Wayne types in the military that don't like her partially because of her, what he says, black magic drug one running with her husband, Bill Clinton or the pedophilia issue. He thinks that she's evil and has failed trust issues.

He also thinks that she is backed by the black magic, which cults is he called them and the, uh, European Illuminati. So that's straight info wars right there. I bet he listens to info wars. That's another thing that makes this very relevant. Yeah. Is that they are spouting very similar rhetoric. Yeah.

Mark Richards is an info warrior for sure. For sure. I hope you don't get info wars in prison. I hope. I bet you do. Like, uh, you know, she brings up Soros as a bad thing. She's backed by Soros, or at least Mark Richards does the narrative of, uh, the police and military are more woken up is that straight out of Alex, John Wayne types, John Wayne

types, masculine types, Hillary Clinton is a witch. That's Larry Nichols. Shit that he spits on info wars, black magic, pedophilia that she is worth all the way. Absolutely. So that like fucking world that we dwell in with Alex Jones is creeped in now to our fun, uh, oasis, but thankfully that's the only place where they talk about, uh, Hillary, but I needed to bring that in because I mean, it is crazy as crazy overlap. Right.

But Alex would agree with these things. What is MJ 12? Is she going to explain that? She's not, but I can, it's, it's the majestic 12. I'll just read you here. Uh, in UFO conspiracy theories, majestic 12 or MJ 12 is a code name of an alleged secret committee of scientists, military leaders and government officials. That is a bad, uh, uh, abbreviation.

If it's majestic 12, your MJ 12 now, don't like it. Don't like it. Grammatically incorrect, Dan. Uh, it was allegedly formed in 1947 by an executive order by US president, Harry S Truman to facilitate recovery investigation of alien spacecraft. The concept originated in a series of supposedly leaked secret government documents first circulated by UFologists in 1984 upon examination, the federal bureau of investigation declared the documents to be quote, completely bogus and many UFologists consider them to be an

elaborate hoax. So that's what it is. It's a fake organization. Yeah. Yeah. But, uh, it's fun and, uh, 1947 was Roswell, right? I believe so. Truman.

Yeah. Truman was the Roswell guy. Yeah. He was the perfect Futurama episode. They, uh, some people have actually done some interesting, uh, theorizing about these documents that came out. Uh-huh. Um, and one of the things that they, this guy, uh, this, uh, here, I'll read this here.

Scientific skeptic author Brian Dunning investigated the history of the subject and reported his findings in the 2016 Skeptoid podcast episode, the secret history of the majestic 12. He concluded that rather than a hoax perpetrated by the UFO community, it's likely the papers were actually part of a disinformation campaign of the U.S. government meant to deflect attention from secret Air Force projects. Referring to the MJ12 documents, Dunning states, quote, they were classic disinformation, false documents created to play a role in real national security. They were designed and written for specific marks who did with them exactly as they were

meant to do. Uh, they took advantage of well-meaning patriots who wanted enhanced national security and who, by being easy to fool, ended up providing exactly that. Boy, pretty easy to do all this shit, right? It's not as hard as you would hope. So the theory is that these, uh, supposedly classified leak documents were fake, but they were released by the U.S. government in order to get people to start being paranoid. Instead of Pez dispensers, they're UFO dispensers.

Yeah. Yeah, basically. But whatever, whatever the case is, it's not a real organization. Of course not. And, uh, so it's, it's baddie. What? MJ12 sounds like a really good movie theater though. I would go to the MJ12 probably by booze there.

I like to keep my movie theaters eight screens or less small theaters. Anyway, a little bit of personal information about Dan, I spent like five years of my life working at the forum, eight movie theater in Columbia, Missouri. And so that's my top eight is where I top out. Eight is enough. It is enough. Uh, in this next clip, uh, if you'll recall on our last time, we visited captain Mark Richards last time on the Dutchman, the Dutchman son.

Yeah. Well, but the show would be called the Dutchman. No, it'd be the Dutchman son. Okay. Uh, I insist on like the time traveler's wife. Exactly. So, uh, we heard about, uh, his, uh, artificially intelligent spacecraft, Minerva. Yes.

How is she doing? I don't know. We don't know. We don't hear from her. We don't necessarily know, but we do learn a little bit more about Minerva on this episode. And here is that. He said, there was an average crew of nine, but I'm not sure what ship that was for. I'm afraid I didn't get that down in my notes, unfortunately.

He did say with Minerva, she doesn't like crew besides Mark. So in general, when he flew Minerva, uh, it would only be her and, um, him and, and it would only be Mark and one other person. Uh, but she does take groups of zoo animals on board for study and she can morph her interior to make room for hundreds of animals. She acts as his translator when he is, um, traveling, you know, flying her and going to other planets, uh, in other systems. The furthest he's gone in her stellar, uh, he says was with a companion named Glassy,

which is out around the Alpha Centauri system. I asked him about interstellar travel to other planets and the beings he's met. He said, uh, he has traveled to the three stars of Alsace, Alpha Centauri has met, uh, 20 different species. He said there are four different ant colonies in the Orion constellation. However, that when he's traveling, Minerva is very protective. Minerva won't let him leave the ship due to dangerous conditions and she treats humans a little like pets or children.

He also said not all wormholes are the same. Uh, I didn't actually get an elaboration on that and I should have been hopefully will in the future. So another thing she did not ask a follow up question on, I actually, uh, for a second I thought he was talking about, or she was talking about, uh, Freddie Blasey, maybe the pro wrestler. Sure, you did. Sure you did.

Yeah. Of course. Uh, that has been his companion. Yeah, who knows? All right. Where's Glassy now? I'd love to talk to him. Yeah.

Get him on fucking project Camelot and him on this show. They're all dead. They've got to be. That's the other thing. If any of this was real, he, this fucking dude would be dead. Right? I mean, of course. Of course.

He's in a prison but, but just like the ufologists, it's a disinformation campaign. You know, you have them in there so Minerva can manipulate the narrative to Carrie Cassidy, who's telling the truth. But Minerva, she's flying around with her zoo animals, right? Just having a fantastic old time, morphing her insides in order to accommodate. Of course. It is all such. I mean, it is.

I love it. It is disinformation. I love it. I love it, dad. So I just wish you were more willing to engage with it the way that I am. I don't know how to with hope and love in your heart, Dan. It's not what inspires me. Let me tell you something else.

It makes. Santa is inside of all of us, Dan. See, I love, I love the idea of hope, but this makes me profoundly sad because I know that she's being lied to by a murderer. You know, like that, that part of it is like, why you got to bring everybody down? Because that's what's real. I know. I'm interested in what's real generally, right?

Because this is about piercing the worlds of con men, right? And for me, I mean, I don't really care that much about Mark Richards. He committed a murder and he's in prison for it, right? Like to a certain extent, the same God, the system has worked. And I don't really care that much that Project Camelot goes and visits him and lets him say all this nonsense because he's not killing anybody else. He's not telling Kerry Cassidy to murder for him. He's just creating a weird board.

He's creating board. Creating a weird fictional story in order to alleviate some of his guilt, maybe try to rehab his personality, his, his character in the public eye. I don't really care about that because if you're not an idiot, you can see through this pretty quickly. And then also like, I don't really care all that much about the fraud that's being perpetrated on his wife because she seems to get something out of it too. You know, like there's a positive for her, she gets meaning in her life.

She gets to live out thinking that eventually these raptors are coming. She seems pretty happy. And she travels around. She has a large amount of friends and people who support her and people who love her. She seems to also get more out of watching Jurassic World than I did. And so that's, you know, that's something, right? Even though I enjoyed it, I couldn't have enjoyed it as much as someone who thinks that's a real raptor.

No, that's entirely, that's entirely true. Anyway, I don't really care too much, but at the same time it's outside of my stated objective to be like, oh, my nerve was real. Right. But here's, here's my, here's my reality with this. Reality is the worst thing right now. It's not good. There is nothing that I don't hate on this fucking planet at this point.

And it's, it's fun. Well, it's, it's genuinely fun because again, it is benign. If Mark Richards was, was telling her lies and trying to get her to do stuff, right? If he was like, if he was like, you know the reptoids cause they have dark skin. Yeah, exactly. And he was doing something like that. Then to be like, oh no, or even just like, you need to lead the fight against the reptoids. You need to be part of this.

Instead, he's just spinning a yarn. Like if he, like we could, we could make a graphic novel based on the bullshit that he says and it would be just as much fun. I don't think he has intellectual property over this. I don't think so. I think so. I think so. So the other thing, I, I, I tentatively agree with you.

And we wouldn't even have to, we would have to put any resemblance to characters living or dead is completely unintentional. We've blown it now though. That's a good point because of this episode. So thankfully neither of us can really draw that good. Nah, it's not going to happen. I know a few artists. That's true.

Um, be that as it may reality, being good or bad aside. There's another update that I need to give you that Carrie brought up at the beginning of the episode. She's no longer allowed to bring a pencil or pen and she had to take her notes in crayon. I think, I think Mark might have misbehaved in prison and they took away his pen privileges. Oh my God. So, uh, she, that's crazy. Later in the episode, she says, if you want to see my notes there on the website, I was

like, Oh, please have pictures of the crayon. Oh, absolutely. She typed them up. Oh, boo. It was a real bummer. Anyway, moving on to this next clip, we've discussed in the past, I would, I would pay some money for a signed page of crayon notes. Absolutely.

That would go on the wall. Oh yeah. So, um, as we discussed, even John Rappaport would hang that up. That's the new like seal of approval for John Rappaport and hang that shit up. Oh yeah. Yeah. Uh, so, uh, in the, in this next clip, we've talked about it in the past. Some of the wars that we've fought in the history of America have not been what we think

that stargates, they're stargates. And as we've learned, there were beetle beings in Vietnam. Yes. The Tet as we've called them. Yep. Yep. Uh, but they were very offensive to me. But we learned that there might have been other bug beings or enders game style, the

formics or possibly, uh, she's trying to retcon the Beatles and turn them into something else. Okay. We did talk more about the spider beings. He, I wanted to know about the relationship of the spider beings to the Vietcong leaders and also to the, you know, the recall of the troops. And he said, uh, that they worked with the spider leadership and the Vietcong leaders. And he also said they used mind control to, uh, get the troops to forget what, who they

were really working with. And they used gas to make them forget, uh, so that most, most troops wouldn't remember anything to do with the spider beings. He thinks it's possible that some soldiers will remember, however, of course. And I talked, uh, about one soldier recall from my previous, uh, show that I did. I did a show on the spider beings from the Vietnam, uh, war, and, uh, an, uh, a very interesting, uh, soldier on my show as well as, uh, some other people calling in and some other interesting recall from various, uh, soldiers in the Vietnam war seems to be leading

in that direction to saying that there may be validity to what Mark is saying, some corroboration out. So that's not corroboration. That's PTSD. Yeah. That's PTSD and crazy people calling you. Yeah. That's not corroboration.

Just because someone says the same crazy shit that someone else says it's possible for two liars. It could be a coincidence or it could be, uh, suggestibility, yeah, because, you know, you have this fantastic narrative that you're putting out there about raptors, uh, being friends with us against these reptoids and you have beetles or spiders, uh, beings, apparently these spiders are the size of VWs. Right. We've learned.

Can you say the words spider leadership? No, I refuse to. So the spider leadership. The VC talk to the spider leadership, the VC tell me it was in touch spider leadership. What do you see? What do you see, Dan? Tell me what you see right now. Is it a group of people or spiders?

Yes. They're, they're large. There's largest VWs. Yes. It's a big room. It's a big spider. It's underground somewhere. All right.

All right. Like an underground temple. You've got six high ranking spiders, but they all have hats on. They all have hats on. I was going to go with robes. I was going to go with the robes. No. Yeah.

Robes and podiums. How do you deal with the legs? With the robes? Look, they're the spider leadership. They can figure that shit out. They just drape it over their eight legs. They make silk or webbing or whatever the fuck it is they make. That means they could make an amazing hat.

Absolutely. That's a good point. It's a good point. I insistent on the hats. I'm 50, 50 on robes because robes, robes really indicate spiritual leadership, less than military leadership. This is a military operation. I disagree.

I disagree. C is involved. Right. The Viet Cong is involved with spider leadership. Right. I believe that the spiders are Tibetan monks. You think that's the code? I think that's the trick.

Yep. That's the dog whistle that's being used here. Next question. Right. Democratic. The spiders? Yes. Absolutely not.

No. Absolutely not. What are you talking about? Not a chance. You think it's a military junta? Yes. Okay. These are spider bucks.

I think you just have a negative opinion of spiders. I don't think that democracy is necessarily a system that penetrates other alien races. I think, and this might be an unpopular opinion. That's why we went to war in Afghanistan. We were trying to bring democracy to the spiders. This might be an unpopular opinion for humans circa 2017, but democracy might not be where we end up landing. It's a great system in some ways, but we might be able to find better.

Okay. It's possible. All right. And maybe these spiders know something we don't. That's possible. I don't know. I think it's an arco-capitalist in an arco-capitalist situation. Hold on now.

All right. All right. Now I'm against it. I'm firmly against it. You're a raptor. I would be a raptor if we're fighting an arco-capitalist spider. Yes. Absolutely.

If a spider- I live in a world where we get to say, I would be a raptor if we were fighting against an arco-capitalist spider. This is my favorite world right now. I'm imagining a giant spider that has a Staphon Malinu head and I'm just like, no, no. Get away. Get. I have a giant rolled up magazine I'm swatting him with. They're one weakness.

Yeah. Anyway, so let's get to this next clip. In this one, we, she's discussing hurricanes and this is bad timing. That is bad timing. She, much like Alex, believes that the government has weather control weapons and she has a very interesting narrative for why portions of North Carolina had to evacuate recently. No, I don't really want to hear this part. You do.

All right. All right. All right. It's not like it's wrong and it's. Yes. Oh, is it? Yeah. It's disgraceful, but the particular lie is fun enough that it's necessary.

He said in this recent North Carolina out of Outer Banks Islands, there was a power cut supposedly that was the news item. So what I've done on my notes is link the two articles about the recent cut empowered in that area and the fact that the governor actually evacuated these people out of the area, the real reason they were being evacuated, according to Mark is, is because a portal opened and that a very dark group, a rogue group of aliens came through and started actually eating people off the beaches. All right.

We got a pause there. Rogue aliens. Rogue aliens. Eating people on the beaches. What aliens? What rogue aliens? Is there any specifics on the, which rogue aliens? We actually will get a little bit of information.

And they were eating people on the beaches. Eating people on the beaches. Eating people on the beaches. Absolutely. All right. All right. Yep. So, so far so good.

So we're at, we're at. So rogue aliens. Right. Rogue from what? Um, great question. No response. I'll tell you, that's one of those I'll give back to you on that. Okay.

Okay. Are they, are they pirate aliens who just eat people to recharge? Right. There could be. Why? If you've got a portal technology, why do you need to eat people? Well, they're delicious first of all. That's true.

Second of all, we know that these aliens love the climate around, especially around America. And so they're probably vacationing on the outer islands of North Carolina. It's a great place to vacation. That's why they had to break open the portal. I've been there. Yeah, it's great. It's not bad. It's not a situation at all.

I'm sure they have a time share. Yeah. Yeah. That's the ticket. It's not a situation of dangerous inclement weather caused by climate change. No, no, no, no. It, oh, by the way, uh, Mark once again reiterates that he believes in climate change on this episode.

God damn it. It's like, wow, even the crazy gets it. Yeah. So let's get back to this. There's more. Somehow the guy who believes in raptors is less dumb than our president. Yeah. Well, he doesn't have a vested interest in, uh, tax cuts for the rich.

Oh, dude. Also, uh, I want to, I want to get into this really quick. I hope he has vested interest in tech tax cuts for the raptors. Yeah. So, uh, you know, Alex Jones's whole thing about, uh, uh, prosperity and bullshit lies about white supremacy about how like, uh, the, uh, the climate change lie in his words is just trying to push carbon taxes. Yeah.

Uh, I did a little looking into that and it's, do you mean carbon taxes that work? It's kind of interesting because, uh, uh, South Africa has had carbon taxes starting in September of 2015. How have they been doing? China has had a carbon tax since 2012. How about them? Uh, India, uh, they had, uh, climate, uh, or a, uh, carbon tax that was initiated in July of 2010, uh, and they increased it in 2014.

Japan has had one since 2012. How have their emissions been? Uh, the good, they're improving. Consistently dropping? South Korea has had one since 2008, uh, Taiwan has had one since 2009 or they started planning one. Australia's had one since 2012, New Zealand, uh, 2005, uh, well, and that just proves that they don't work.

Right. Clearly those countries have, are falling apart. The European union has been trying to implement one since 90, uh, the 1990s. Well, they're, they're fucked on that. Yeah. Uh, in Denmark, 2002, they had one Finland started in the 1990s, uh, way ahead of the curve. Yeah.

France, they had a carbon tax. They really got, uh, Exxon's interior research. Yeah. France, uh, initiated starting climate, uh, carbon taxes in 2009, uh, Germany, uh, adopted ecological tax reform in 1999. Uh, we're the dumbest fucking country on the goddamn planet. Yeah. We're officially dumber than North Korea.

Yeah. I mean, all of the, there's so many countries in Sweden in 1991, they enacted a car, a CO2 tax, uh, in the United Kingdom, uh, 1993, they started taxing petroleum products. Norway, Switzerland, uh, Central America even has some countries. Costa Rica. Do you mean the developed and undeveloped worlds? Costa Rica, uh, got a carbon tax going in, uh, 1997. Canada, uh, has, they have no federal carbon taxes, but their provinces have enacted carbon

taxes of their own accord. So that's right. And according to the carbon tax center, the United States is one of the few large and industrialized nations on earth that does not implement a carbon tax. I can't think of any, any reason why we wouldn't have, well, because we have way too many businesses that have way too much sway over the government. This is, this is the thing that I've been consistent. Like I have not been able to get this out of my head.

We don't live in a democracy. No, it's not. The, the insanity of creptocracy, the insanity, creptocracy is more like thieves. Well, but it's, it's more, uh, generally focused around one person and granted Trump is doing a great job of making that a reality, but we have more of just like, uh, a plethora of thieving organizations that are all corporations causing trusts and, uh, monopolies and the like. And corporations, they dodge individual responsibility for the crimes they're committing.

Absolutely. So my, my position is why the fuck. And I think this is why all of our protests have no real, uh, effect because we need to go because we don't have a democracy. The idea of protests, like, like whenever you look on Twitter, you need to call these six senators who are a maybe on this. Right. No, the larger problem is the other 44 who don't give a fuck because they're just owned.

They're just owned. So go to the fucking Koch brothers headquarters and protest there. If we had 20,000 women sitting outside of Wichita, Kansas, uh, and I'll tweet out the address again, if we did that, that's a real effect. That's something that really bothers people because we don't live in a world. I think you would find that it wouldn't bother people as much as you hope. Find their fucking house. No, cause here, here, here, let me give you my dark, uh, thought, uh, as of this weekend

because we're recording this on Saturday. So I don't know what's going to happen tomorrow with the football games that happen. Well, I'll be dead. You know, like, cause, you know, president Trump, uh, he insulted Kaepernick and said that the NFL owners should fire these players. Yeah. How dare they at his fucking clearly white nationalist rally in Alabama where he got people to boo.

Oh, oh, in Alabama. There was a white nationalist rally. Totally. So, but you know, we're still, the games are tomorrow and my estimation of it is there's going to be a lot more people taking in. I would fucking hope so. Right. But I mean, if Steph Curry and LeBron James team up to call Trump a piece of shit, fuck

yeah. Yeah. But here's, here's what I'm getting at. I think that there is a decent chance that what we might end up seeing is a larger scale version of the university of Missouri. That's possible because there were legitimate protests and people were growing dissatisfied with stuff, uh, and wanting the president of the university system to step down and he didn't tell the football money, tell the football team said they weren't

going to play anymore and he would lose tons of money. Now if you get the NFL going on strike, uh, along with the NBA or something like that or a large portion of it, I think you would have millionaires who are like, we're losing millions of dollars, tens of millions of dollars and they would start putting pressure on senators in ways that we could not. That's pathetic. It's very pathetic. It's so fucking sad.

It makes me profoundly sad, but at the same time, I mean, if we can do, if that could happen and then once that happens, we can try and change it, uh, change the fact that that matters more than the voice of the people. Great. Yeah. I don't know. I think that you might end up seeing these moneyed interests being, uh, what ends up having to be changed.

Imagine a Sunday where the NFL, the players union just goes, no, no. Fuck you. That would destroy America. There'd be fucked. There would be, there would literally be riots in the South. Probably. Yeah. Absolutely.

And everyone would just buy in black people. Yeah. Oh my God. You're not ever sad. The world is fucking sad, Dan. Very much. Can we get back to project Camelot? Yep.

Here's more about weapons. In the barrier islands area. He said the whole area had to be evacuated under false pretences so the military could deal with it. They found, uh, that they couldn't handle the situation because it required, uh, that they didn't have any collateral damage. And usually when they try to close a portal, they, uh, they use a nuke or they have in the past, uh, so they enlisted the help of the raptors to help, uh, with their high tech

weapons. Yeah. And, uh, they have special weapons that allows them to target individual, individual beings and not have collateral damage as well as, uh, to close portals. Cool. Cool. He said, uh, our technology wasn't sophisticated enough to avoid collateral damage. So here's the thing that she assumes in that if the way does one thing, this is the more

important thing. Okay. All right. If the way we usually close portals is by detonating nuclear weapons, Japan, how many nuclear weapons have we detonated secretly? Well, no, or have we only closed two portals? You're not taking into account tests. Oh, nuclear tests have also been closed.

Oh shit. Yes. North Korea is actually heroic. Well, they just, they're the ones keeping us from, uh, no, no, no. We'll get to that. Yes. Put a pin in there. Yes.

Thank you. Yeah. But that this is now changed. So this seems like a rather recent change. Maybe we in essence have now got the technology of the raptors. He said the intruders coming in through the portals were, uh, a subspecies of another species and that we don't know this species very well. These are the ones who are eating people on beaches.

Yeah. They're the subspecies of another species, I assume the other species not interested in eating people. She might have had the name of the species, but, uh, it was in crayon and she couldn't read it. I don't know. Maybe. Who knows?

Uh, he said the situation he believes has been handled in that area. That's good. He did not tell me what kind of aliens these were and, uh, I am also wondering now if the recent, uh, allowing of the hurricanes, uh, very destructive hurricanes, uh, Irma and Harvey were, uh, sort of another episode in this, in this sort of portal, uh, war with it, with a certain group coming in and not really about, um, you know, actually nothing natural, no weather event that's natural. We do know that there are weather wars going on constantly and, um, so I'm going to try

to see if I can find out, uh, something more about these particular disasters in America because the evidence we have is that none, they have plenty of technology to be able to turn a storm storm out, back out to sea. And the fact that they didn't do that in the case of Harvey and Irma is rather suspicious. Nope. That's why they were tweeting. And I think Irma is actually happening right now, so I don't know what the final, uh, sort of results of that will be.

So kind of leave that open. Yeah. You leave it open. Yeah. Please do. Yeah. This, this investigation is ongoing. This is not an investigation.

You are just listening to crazy. Yeah. I've gone over that, uh, that, uh, all of these ideas about being able to create, steer, stop hurricanes, all that stuff largely has to do with misunderstandings about harp. Yep. Uh, and weird space based lasers. So that harp don't sing my friend. No, angels don't play that harp.

Uh-uh. So now we get, we get into the raptors now. We have a little bit of, uh, please. I was wondering. Yeah. We have some news about the raptors. Uh-huh. They're involved in, uh, some, some others, some weird stuff.

I have some news about the raptors. Yeah. They didn't get Carmelo. Oh, shit. Okay. So you got it. He talked about yellow book and I asked him about seeing his own future. I asked him if he was ever hooked up to the technology that the raptors have, um, and

many other races were told, uh, that allows a human to see like the history of earth and also their own reincarnation history. Of course. And he said, yes, he was hooked up to such a machine. The raptors have that technology. He said he did see some of the true history of earth as well, uh, in that way. And I also asked him sort of a deeper question, having to deal with his sole contract and whether or not he felt that he was a victim of circumstances or whether he chose the path

he's on as a soul, uh, coming in. And he said that he felt that he chose to fight the powers that be and that is why he became imprisoned. However, he didn't choose to be in prison for 30 years. Uh, this is weird. So he chose to be in prison. This is weird. But then he was like 30 years.

That was too long. This is not what my soul signed up for. I made a big mistake on this one. Do you understand the conception of what he's talking about? Yeah. There's a lot of people who believe, uh, Mark Richards was the fourth member of public enemy. No, no, no, no, no.

I mean, that's fine. I should have allowed that to breathe, but I'm talking about the sole contract stuff. No, I did not know about the sole contract. So there's a lot of people who have a belief, uh, in reincarnation and that's reasonable to some extent in terms of, well, in terms of like spiritual beliefs, reincarnation is one I'm going to just go ahead and give you. Is it? Anyways, it's fine.

Mathematically, there's problems. There's a lot of problems. But be that as it may, if you want to just have a fanciful, um, sort of spiritual belief, that's not one that I find particularly offensive. I mean, the only problem I have there is, uh, there's roughly what, like 2 million people who think they were Cleopatra in a former life. That's ego. Uh, and I agree that's a problem.

But then also the numbers of new people that have been, uh, you know, in terms of population growth, where the souls coming from is a splitting of souls. Right. And there's mathematical problems, but the belief of, uh, there's a subset of the reincarnation folks and it's something that I enjoy. I like this. I'm not saying I 100% believe it, but I like it. So you mean you have, you some percentage believe it?

No, I would like to believe it, but I don't, I don't like the cold, hard skeptic in me or whatever. It certainly doesn't. Can't allow it. But there are, there are people who believe that, uh, you know, you have, uh, you go about your life and there's a soul group that you have. Okay. And so whenever you meet your soul mate or people you really connect to, those are members

of your soul group and you're going about your life in a way that you guys all agreed to before you were born. All right. So in between lives, your soul group gets together and you come up with whatever the game you're going to play in this next life is. All right. So if you and I were souls, we'd be like, Hey, let's, uh, let's go, let's start a podcast. Go get used by religion a bunch and then eventually meet each other doing comedy and then start

a podcast. Yeah. That sounds about it. That would be our plan that we created. And then we would sign a soul contract, uh, wearing karmic debts are repaid. Right. Uh, like, so we're getting close to Boconinism from, uh, uh, Kurt Vonnegut, Katz gradle. Uh, sure.

Yeah. Yeah. You, you just like, if you, if you like, you know, killed someone in a past life, then your soul contract would involve in your next life, you gotta pay for it. They do something to you. Oh, okay. They ruin your life. Yeah.

There's a one to one cause effect. Right. So that's the idea that they're espousing here, uh, that when he, before he was born, he had a soul contract that he signed and he's like, well, I was into fight, but I didn't want to go to prison for 30 years, which is silly. Like even, even within that framework that I enjoy the idea that, because it is, it is fun. It is a fun idea.

Even within that though, the, I didn't sign up to go to prison for 30 years cause I killed a dude. Yeah. So, so what you're saying is prior to being reincarnated, his soul group got together and they're trying to pay the bill at a restaurant and half of them walked out and he got left for the check. Yeah. Yeah.

I got you. Uh, so now it makes sense. Here we go. And he feels that, um, they did, you know, look into his future as they have the ability to do with individuals, they saw that he would be a threat. He feels his biggest threat is, uh, questioning authority and also the fact that people tend to want to follow him. And so the powers that be find that to be the greatest threat.

Uh, so that's, that's just like we talked about last time. That's like that little bit of guilt's coming out that he can't quite, it's a problem that people want to follow me and he's like, I think it, I think it is a problem because I killed that guy. Yeah. Yeah. I am a sociopath who is weirdly charismatic apparently. Yeah.

And was able to convince a 17 year old dude to kill a guy for money. Right. And now he has a probably well meaning, uh, secret space program researcher in heavy quotes who now is, is following him essentially. Right. And yeah, that is the guilt. That's him trying to wrestle with the fact that like, uh, I do bad things. And so it's, I misspoke.

It wasn't the raptors. These are the powers that be. Yes. That's all that. Gotcha. And so his version of it is like, they saw that I was going to be problem with this. And so they put me in prison. Yeah.

They done, they sent me out. I mean, I mean, he, he was a problem and he should be in prison. Yeah. And it was not because he's questioning authority. No, but that actually, uh, that comes later. I don't have the clip of this, but he was explaining that, uh, the, the questioning authority happened after, uh, this alien that he loved got killed. Yeah.

And so after that point, he was all against authority. The alien he loved got killed. Yeah. Oh, so it's really a love story. More or less. Yeah. This is, this is what, wow. All right.

Great. All right. This is a classic revenge tale. Yep. So you might think that the raptors, they got this future technology and what have you for real? This would be the best Bollywood movie in history. I'd watch it.

Oh, absolutely. So there'd be great musical numbers, real raptors, real raptors who would kill you for chocolate. Absolutely. So the raptors, uh, have a presence who among us has not wanted to kill for chocolate. Me. I don't want it. You want to kill after eating those white chocolate?

Let me tell you this. Yes. Tell me this. Do you have a dollar? You can get chocolate. It's really accessible, but not the good raptor chocolate. That's bullshit. That's bullshit.

They would take whatever. They're not like, I need a Wonka bar. They'd be like, I don't care. Give me Hershey's, whatever. All right. All right. What about the rogue aliens coming through portals? No.

They want to eat people. Okay. So the raptors. Yes. The raptors. They have a presence in modern day, uh, global conflict. They have to. And it turns out, uh, the raptors are in play in Syria.

Disclosure, Aleppo, and the reptilians that are pushing disclosure. I discussed this in my last interview. He had said that the reptoids, uh, were forcing the issue in Aleppo, that the battle there was, uh, a very intense battle in part because the reptoids were building, uh, what is in essence, a gate. He said a stargate and they were looking to bring troops and craft into this dimension. He said they have aircraft sized carrier craft and that they can bring around 5,000 of their own troops in that way.

Uh, he said they can take back, however, through the gates as many as 30,000 to 40,000 human prey, dead or alive. He says they trade human slaves to other races and those humans are used, uh, as slaves and also for, uh, genetic engineering purposes. And it's, uh, one of their businesses is what he called it. They have been dealt with for the time being, but, uh, this continues. So this is, this is sad. So reptoids are the originators of the slave trade.

That's what you're telling me. Interstellar. So inter dimensional, uh, portal based, well, if they've been around here for long enough, you make a very valid, interesting point of what are they trading for? Yeah. That is a problem. Chocolate. Might be chocolate.

It's gotta be chocolate. It might be chocolate. That good space chocolate. Yeah. I don't know. Like, like how chocolate exists in space, uh, truly, that's the new, if a tree falls in the forest, well, I mean, it requires cacao beans, it requires usually milk, uh, are there cows in space?

I mean, there's other ways space cows, there's space cacao, not know that there's space milk. Mark Richards has not confirmed that. Don't, don't go out there. We got to talk to Minerva. That's who's going to know about this. Oh yeah. Okay.

So Minerva zoo animals out into space. They get genetically engineered to create super space chocolate around to it. They don't even look straight chocolate milk. You just fucking go to town. You're officially onto the main stash. That is why Minerva is taking animals into space. This all makes sense now. What's, what's glassy?

Uh, jar for the milk. Exactly. A giant anthropomorphic jar for milk and copilot and copilot. So, um, you might be concerned about the fact that the reptoids are, uh, meddling in a business. Very. And there. So the concern is that they're meddling and we don't, we don't see them.

No one sees them. No one has ever seen one. Right. Uh, but there's a reason. One of his remote viewers Aziz have a remote view to area 51 and apparently Aziz was aware enough to realize that when he was looking at a, what appears to be a reptoid or reptilian being down in area 51 in one of the lower levels, he saw that it would make an attempt to fog over his mind and so that he would forget and also not see the being.

Uh, however, he was managed to see beyond that. So it's clear that they have this ability to fog over the human mind and also make humans forget. Dr. Who? Which obviously helps the, uh, the secrecy. Silence. It obviously helps the secrecy. I, it couldn't hurt the secrecy.

It's a very, it certainly couldn't hurt. It's a very convenient piece of the narrative in terms of like, Hey, why isn't anyone ever seen with these? Wow. They fog your mind. Yeah. They fog your vision and they make you forget. It's the silence from Dr. Who.

It's men in black. Yeah. It's, uh, so yeah, it's a common literary trope. So in our next clip, we get a little bit of, uh, this is where we find out that the raptors will kill you for chocolate and, uh, surrounding comments. He did talk about the raptors and what they will do for chocolate or for any kind of technology they desire. He said they often steal or borrow technology from other races.

He said that they will kill for anything they want, including chocolates. He said the raptors can see the past energetically. They, uh, see the past of earth and of anyone they choose. I would argue because she's also said that they can see the future, uh, they can see the future. If you can see the past, then you exist outside of time. Right. And all is what is essentially space time.

You can see the past and the future. Yeah. Uh, according to these, uh, the raptor technology that they have, and I would argue in that case, there has to have been at least one time that a raptor, uh, has killed someone for chocolate and then seen the future or past and be like, I shouldn't have killed that guy. The very, very minor thing to kill someone for. Here's the thought.

Also, it leads me to believe that the raptors are not good. They're not good. No. On Mark Richards notorious murder, Mark Richards, then they're not on the good. And if he's tossing aside the fact, they'll kill you for something that's like I said, very available now. Now again, here's where we, here's where we get into situations. You know how back in the old days, people would carry around dog treats all the time,

just in case they ran into a dog. I do not know that. I think that's like, uh, something I've seen in old movies, like just in case I got to keep dog treats, got a little holster full of dog. I recommend as the world gets more and more chaotic, always keep some chocolate. That's a good idea. In case there are raptors. So you can be like, here you go.

Here you go. Here you go. Don't, don't kill me. It's yours. Now, see, I would go the complete opposite direction. Never, never get anywhere near chocolate. That way you're safe. This might be a diet thing.

Maybe that's what Mark Richards is trying to encourage people to get in shape. Kerry lost a lot of weight following these interviews. You know what? They hate that like sugar free chocolate that you can get. Ooh, that's a good point. Diabetic chocolate. Diabetic chocolate. Raptors.

Now, inexplicably though, they like American chocolate more than they like European chocolate, despite the fact that we all know European chocolate is better. Belgian. Yeah. Now here's the, here's the only issue there. So if you can see the past and the future, that suggests that you exist outside of four dimensional time. Just on the extent.

Yeah. So that means that all things are happening simultaneously. So you really don't even know if you have free will within that bound because everything has happened and will happen and is already happening at the same time. Right. So those raptors, they're killing for chocolate, but they don't even know why. No. They have to.

It's just part of who they are. Well, to some extent, that's true of everybody and everything, right? Exactly. Well, especially. We have no control over our actions. Especially if you can see into the future, that does imply predestination on some level. Yep. Yes.

It is that weird, you know, like heroes, the TV show style version of the future. Right. We can change this. Right. We see a dystopian picture and if we make one decision different. Infinite multiverse theory. Save the raptor. Save the world.

I'm still confused as to where these rogue aliens are coming from. Another dimension. And why it is, why it is that they're, never mind, I'll let it go. I'll let it go. They're from another dimension. They want to go to the outer islands of North Carolina and eat people and they're a subset of a race that we don't really know all that much about because Mark was like, I got nothing for this one.

I want to say they're Beesle Boarps, but I'm just going to paper over this one and we're just going to move on. Beesle Boarps sounds too silly. Too crazy. I'm going to need some time. Yeah. I'm good. That's a hundred percent.

I like to imagine that he's, he's like every day he goes to the library and just read the shit ton of sci-fi books and then it's just like taking little notes, yeah, taking a little notes, listening to info wars, getting all crazy. So you asked earlier about North Korea. I did ask earlier about North Korea. I have a feeling I'm going to regret. No, maybe not. I think you're going to learn.

I don't think you're going to learn something. With regard to North Korea, he said the only reason they're being so aggressive is that they're backed by an alien group that are powerful enemies of the US and he said there's a definite group of off-world beings that back them. He declined to say which group, in which case it does not sound like it's the reptoids, which is interesting. When asked about the North Korean nuclear tests and earthquake weapons, he actually didn't answer me directly about that.

He kind of smiled when I asked him about that and didn't say anything. So I asked him, in essence, does that mean that we're actually in war with North Korea and the beings backing them and that these so-called nuclear tests are more like hits back and forth from each side and again, he didn't say anything but smiled. So I kind of have the impression that in a sense we're already at war with North Korea. That's not good. No, thankfully, it's not true, at least not the way she's saying it. Although it may be true that we're at a point where it's going to be very difficult to de-escalate.

It's kind of like, it is very sci-fi in that it is kind of allegorical for what is currently happening. Right. Like they are being backed. You see that a lot. Exactly. There's a certain amount of relatively logical analysis behind his bullshit. Well, it's like him confessing that I'm a manipulative cult leader kind of guy and I'm

the last one basically metaphorically saying I'm guilty of murder. There are like art, he's expressing real things in an artful way to some extent. And yeah, sure, there is China backing North Korea and you could say that his version of some unnamed alien race is really just remnants of the communist bloc. But here's something I also want to remind everybody of, because I don't think that. All of this is real. I don't think that people understand this. A lot of people, and I don't know if Carrie Cassidy is on the same tip as this, but she

spouts a lot of stuff that's very similar to this world view with the aliens and with the alternative human history. A lot of people who believe in that believe the Jews are aliens. God damn it, Dan. Yeah. Why do you got to bring Pez back into this? It's not even Pez. This is even weirder.

They believe that the Hebrews are an out of space race that was installed into like Atlantis and Lemuria because they needed a balance between the draconians and the Atlanteans. The Atlanteans were like a very feminine race of beings and they were wise and the draconians or the Satan worshipping folks. They came in and they were really male and destructive and what have you. As I understand, there were like nine or 10 spots on Atlantis that needed to be filled or where there would be like population centers and they needed to fill another one so they brought in the Hebrews.

So forced integration. We were super logical and good at math and what have you. They were a very evolved space race. Look, I don't. So is this positive anti-semitism? Yeah. No. Neither.

It's not good. Why are the Jews always involved? The Jews are always like no. Leave the Jews alone. It does seem like no matter how wacky or evil you get, it always comes back to the Jews. In this conception from what I've been able to glean because I've done some diving into this world a little bit and it doesn't seem like it's negative. It's not hateful about the Hebrews, the space Hebrews.

But it is. Say that one more time. The space Hebrews. There we go. But it's not negative in the same way that these anti-semitic populations are like fuck the Jews. Right. But at the same time.

It's still singling out the Jews as being something other. Yeah. No matter where you are on the spectrum from crazy to evil, no matter what, it seems like a through line through all of it is like the Jews aren't with us. There's something else. I just don't understand that. Is it because they killed Christ? It's because they killed Christ.

I think it goes back to the money stuff. It always does. It goes back to usury and shit probably because that sort of thing existed before, I don't know. There might be something else too that I don't fully understand, but that makes enough sense for me in terms of why you demonize a population. You think that they're the cause of all your economic woes. The progenitors of all of that shit.

Yeah. They're destroying us. Right. Whatever. I don't know. I just, if there's one lesson that I've learned from all of history, it's just leave the Jews alone, man. Yeah.

Just let them do their thing. Typically, when you hit a tipping point of people being mad at them, that's when really bad stuff happens. Everything goes wild. Yeah. Yeah. And us saying that and anti-Semite would hear that and be like, of course it does. They have to fight back.

Because as we know, even Alex Jones thinks that the Jewish mafia was involved in the Holocaust. Well, yeah, but that's true. So anyway, they were there, the raptors and the raptoids are in play in North Korea. Of course. But guess what? They were also involved in another very dramatic nuclear incident in American history. We talked about the Cuban Missile Crisis.

He said the Cuban Missile Crisis was not about a Russia, U.S. standoff with missiles. There were three nukes that went off in outer space related to that incident. He said the Cuban Missile Crisis involved a fight with an E.T. race and that Kennedy was well aware of this. So that's why they had to tell them. The interesting piece of history that appears to need to be rewritten and clarified. So I think it would be fascinating to delve into that aspect and also see if we can get some corroboration out.

I bet you can find some corroboration because your version of corroboration is crazy people talking to you. Yeah. I'm willing to bet anything that someone would corroborate that. It'd be great. I'll corroborate it. I think my like my favorite thing about her versus Alex is that Alex would insist that this has been declassified totally and she's just like well this is obvious.

Yeah. Nobody knows about it. Yeah. Like it's not been declassified. No. It doesn't matter if it's declassified or not. It's all happening around us. But also where this information comes from is so fucking beyond classification.

Yeah. That doesn't matter. From Mark Richards. The only place it could come from is Mark Richards. Right. Or these other. Or these other yahoo's. People who have maybe undergone traumatic experiences and have both stress disorder.

Calling them yahoo's now it's like no this is a lot of these. No they're still yahoo's. That's true. Yeah. Well but a lot of these people are mentally. They're sympathetic yahoo's. In some way. Yeah.

You know like all of this stuff and like it's hard to say what is you know I'm not going to sit here and say well these people aren't normal. But there is something that has happened within their brain chemistry that is fucked shit up. Yeah. Like and that does not preclude them from being happy or sad. Like this isn't an emotional state. This is just something within the way that their brain processes the world.

And most of them at least at this point Mark Richards passed notwithstanding. They're not hurting anybody. No. And so. I am for them. Yeah. They are fine. If white supremacists would just turn their supremacy angle towards raptors.

Great. I'm totally cool with it. But it could never stay that way. No. They're they're violent monsters. And who knows what other things these people believe that aren't in these interviews. Yeah. Because we know that like I can't ever fucking remember his name.

Robert David Steele. Yeah. He believes that Zionists are attacking him all over the place. Yeah that's true. He can come on here and talk about a secret space program. Right. But also buried in his beliefs are the Jews are running the world and they're trying to attack me because I know the truth.

I bet a lot of these other people who are on here have similar awful beliefs. Yeah. That just aren't being aired because the interview is about spider beings in Vietnam right like that. They don't need to talk about how like oh also blacks don't deserve rights. Yeah that's a good point. So I mean we have to give a tentative. This is good.

And there is also a certain amount of all of this that is allegorical for race based fear and hatred. Some of it. Like I mean you can believe in spider leadership spider leadership. You can believe in all of that. But ultimately what that gets back to is this is not white people's fault. Right. This is not you know this is all done by other people and we don't have to take any responsibility

for our own actions. Now the flip side of it that's actually fairly interesting is that when he's talking about North Korea he's he's saying it's not North Korea's fault. Right. They're just working with the wrong aliens. Right. So to some extent. Say that one more time.

They're working with the wrong aliens. There we go. He did in some in some ways there is a unifying of humanity in the right. We are all but the play things of alien races. Right. Which in a lot of ways is just all religion is. But it's lame. It's super lame.

It's lame in a fun way. It is. It is fun. Yeah. It's more fun than not to blame aliens for North Korea than an insane religious dictatorship theocracy built around a god king. Well it's probably less scary because you get to a point where like you can't really be scared of giant malevolent alien races.

There's just nothing you can do about it. You know what I mean. Yeah. That is kind of true. And in many ways. Like there's not go and let raptors. Right. That's what I say.

There's not a whole lot you can really do about Kim Jong-un yourself either but he's still human and when you dehumanize the threat it allows you to sort of be less worried about it. Right. It takes you out of the game too though. That's one of the things that a criticism of Alex Jones that people levy that I think is really reasonable and that he is by creating like this giant globalist cabal that it has their fingers and everything and our controlling stuff essentially what you do is you breed

powerlessness in your audience. Yeah. Because you can scream all you want but at the end of the day all he's trying to do is get you to give him money so he can continue to fight the globalists by screaming and having you give him more money. Yeah. It's a self perpetuating cycle. Of course.

Whereas you know it's just like we create terrorism so we can spend more money fighting terrorism that creates terrorism so we can spend more money fighting terrorism. Right. By the way all of the senators voted for more money to the military. We can't have college. We can't have health care but god damn it if we don't need to spend another two hundred fucking billion dollars on god damn million or seven hundred billion dollar fucking budget. Yeah.

Jesus Christ Kamala Harris I like you. Why are you doing this to us because it's politically toxic not to it. Yeah. It's but that's a bigger problem which is an interesting thing in that one of the big criticisms against Bernie has always been his foreign policy is bullshit and he came out and was like hey America's foreign policy is bullshit and we're like you can't say that who are you Ron Paul. Yeah.

Yeah. Right. Go on RT as socialist. But what I'm getting at I think is that if Alex Jones really believed in the globalists let's say and he really wanted to encourage his audience to take change. Yeah. He would actually pinpoint specific actionable things that people can do that would help in this fight against globalists.

That's true. Instead they're all child murdering pedophile cultist members and it's a spiritual battle ground. There's nothing you can do except pray and give him money. Yeah. And I mean that's that would be pathetic if you saw that on the left. Right. And maybe we maybe you do and I just don't know who that person is.

But generally when I listen to things I mean I like I mean the entire Democratic Party at the end of the day is that isn't it. Some Republicans are not interest to me. You know though as a concept they're I find them tiresome. I think I very true. I think there's more you know I think progressive and conservative are much more applicable labels because they're not at this point. Nazi and not nonce it seems to be far more applicable.

I think I think that's true also but there's like they're not parties. So it's not something that you sign up to be a part of it's just the orientation of your beliefs. Yeah. Do you want to move forward or do you want to try and maintain a false past. I think that those are the true those are the those are the true parties. Right. Yeah.

But there's no membership in any of them and says the centrist Andy in Kansas. Let's get back to Raptors. So in this next clip I think I think ultimately my my analysis of all of this is. This is all about removing personal responsibility for anything that's happening for Mark Richards because he murdered again. No for all of us are for for all of these conspiracy theorists and all of this bullshit. It's like we can't we can't comprehend the total and and just a world shattering evil that is within every human being.

The potential. Yeah. And so they create all of this stuff in order to try and deal with it. And think about how Alex's narratives about like social indoctrination really work towards like hey you might hate black people. That's OK. Because you've been brainwashed into doing it by the globalists who are secretly Jews. Yeah.

You've been brainwashed into doing that. It's not you. Right. It's not you and that's just tribal. Right. So you hate you. You're fine. You're racist.

It's the the the the functionality of it is to give you powerlessness except with that which serves his immediate interests. Yeah. And to make you feel better about bigotry that already lives within you. Right. Both of those are profoundly negative and they are related to personal responsibility. Right. So if you do have bigoted tendencies you're behooved to address them.

Right. You're behooved to look at them and try and work past them because you can. You can. So then then I do want to do something with our show that is as you would say a fight against that. Go shit on the Koch brothers lawn. Fuck yeah. There are a lot of things that you can do as a policy walk in Kansas organized organized

and fucking there's there's a real enemy and it's the oligarchs who control the government. Let's wait. Let's wait till this show gets a little bit bigger before we try and like. We need to organize into a political action committee. No. But I do. I do agree that there should be like we should try and explore the possibility of like action things or action items where like this is there's something but that's absolutely but

that's also and the other thing is there's also if you if you are if you do have bigoted tendencies and you are listening to this show don't kill yourself yet. Then what you're doing. Examine why it is that you feel differently about different people and see if that is some sort of bigotry. That's today's action item like we like I do. I feel that all the time like am I am now it's the juice for me. Now it's it is one of those things where you know treatment towards women all of these

different things and I constantly reexamine every opinion like I've had like I just had this lady tweet at me and I saw that. Yeah. You were a dick. I was a dick. I mean it was fantastic. It was so good. It was funny.

It was so good. I felt so good. And that's and that's another thing where I was like I had to I had to think about it because I tweeted straight from straight from my dick behavior. It wasn't misogyny that motivated that. I know but I had to think about that immediately after like I had to go through all of my thought process there and try and figure out was that specific. Would I have said the same thing to a marine or somebody who could fucking straight up murder

me. I think you and I god damn would have. Yeah I think you would. Like oh yeah absolutely. I don't think there was much thought process at all that went into that response. No but it was fun. I enjoyed it. Anyway let's not fucking do like a talking dead version of your tweets.

No but that's I'm not trying to it's not a personal look I'm not trying to brag. I'm not trying to brag but I'm the but that's that's something that I do want to make sure that I think about constantly is why am I treating the people the way I am. And is this influenced by a bias that I have towards them. That's a good thing to think about. I'm not sure about thinking about it constantly in the sense that like you don't need to. I mean it's not like it. It's not like every single conversation I have overwhelmed you but it is something to keep

an eye on. Absolutely. Anyway I had a point but I love how this is all coming from raptors are real. Speaking of which raptors have been a part of the world for a long time. Okay. Slave trade. Actually I asked him about the dragons in the Middle Ages that are written about of course in the mythology having to do with knights and all of that.

And I was curious what dragons were like which species of reptile or draco or whatever. He said they are dracos and raptors. Dracos are the ones that were actually the dragons they were fighting in the Middle Ages. Dracarys. So apparently of course England has a long history surrounding the dragons as does China as which is interesting. It is interesting.

That's very interesting. Very interesting. Fascinating. So dragons are real and they are. They are dracos and raptors. And raptors. So I would say let's go with Chinese dragons because they don't have wings. We're going to call those.

Probably raptors. We're going to call those raptors. They don't fly. And dracos. Dracos don't necessarily fly though either. I don't think that's part of the. But draco suggests that they have wings. Sure.

It's fascinating to me like what won't she believe. That is a really good question. We should try and repackage ourselves as like whistleblowers and see if she would interview us. Oh that'd be great. I feel like I could send a tip and or something like that. But I haven't taken an improv class. I couldn't roll with it.

I could roll with it. I wouldn't be. Okay. Well that's on you then. Then it's on me. Yeah. Put that in your calendar. Action actionable items for today.

Yeah. Contact Carrie Cassidy. Yeah. So we have one more clip. She is the outro of her interview and this is profoundly disgraceful. So that covers everything I believe and I want to thank everyone for watching and for being interested in what Mark Richards has to say. His wife Joanne is out on the circuit.

She has a website and I will put the URL here and encourage you to purchase his written materials as well. He writes constantly and is a prolific writer. He's got lots of information out there in written form and he's always writing more. So it's it's really fascinating information. He is a very principled and fascinating individual and highly intelligent and conducts himself as a military officer at all times. So thanks again for watching and for your support.

You know who I mean a lot of crazy people conduct themselves as military share share a fucking Clark with his fake badges like that kind of piece of shit. I really think that I mean at the end of the day it is harmless and it is just fun narratives being pushed out but at the same time she's legitimizing a murderer. Yeah. Murderer con man who's trying to make money and you know whatever it's his wife who's making money. Yeah.

And he's probably not doesn't have access to a lot of that. I'm fine with her having a career out of this. He's not getting out of prison anytime soon. Thank God. I'm very conflicted though because she's like he's a principled man. That sort of stuff. It's like I don't I don't like the reclaiming of humanity for this guy to a certain extent. Yeah.

Makes me a little uncomfortable. I mean to reclaim it. He would have to have had it in the first place. Yeah. I think he was probably just a psychopath from the jump probably. So I we're done. I had a thought though about these new buttons we've got switching gears into this. All right.

Because we're done. We're done with this dragon raptor bullshit for now until there's another update. Yes. Which the eighth visit to Mark Richards. Yeah. I like somehow we're like we're all Mark Richards when we go to Project Camelot. Well I mean there hasn't she doesn't post things all that often. Right.

OK. She was just at like some seminar. She gave a speech in Ireland and I'll check in on that. But you know she doesn't post things all that often and it happened last week. It's a big deal. Perfect. We got a new update from Mark Richards. Perfect.

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No. I mean this. I mean it. I don't care about charity. I want to get the word out. No I support that. Yeah. No there's there's so many there's so many things and you know as much as as much as

we're hoping to turn this into something that we can do well as you as you want to you know full time like every night there's also a lot more shit going on. Yeah. That's true. Go. If you shit on the Koch brothers lawn I will send you 10 buttons. We'll make a shirt for you. Yeah.

Exactly. Individual shirt. We'll make a Hillary for prison shirt for you. We'll have to prove or a Hillary for MJ 12. Yeah. That'd be fun. We because right now she's not a member according to Mark. Wow.

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Wait. Are our names Malaysian sounding or are we Raptors. I don't know. I don't know. I think I'm made up. And Dan. I have one more question for you. Dan.

I know I know Dan in your name. That's ridiculous. Why are you saying that. I don't know. I'm pretending I'm skeptical. Mark Richards. All right. All right.

One more question. If there it like you know what actually I have a let's say we have I have a theory. So I think that John Rappaport doesn't have dentures. Okay. I think here's here's a good theory. I think it's impossible or it's it's quite possible that he doesn't have human teeth to begin with. What.

I think that it's within the realm of possibility. Yeah. That he has raptor teeth. No. Then in that case we know that Mark Richards loves Raptors and Raptors are actually evil then that means you can go fuck yourself John Rappaport. You're not going to kill me for chocolate. Andy in Kansas.

You're on the air. Thanks for holding. So Alex I'm a first time caller I'm a huge fan. I love your work. I love you.