Tin Foil Hat With Sam Tripoli - #1024: The Black Magic Triangle With Ron Morrett

Starting point is 00:00:00 Here's what you can do to start your day every day. This is what I do every single day. I shave, and then I get in the shower, and then I kind of pee in my hands, and I rub it all over my feet. Tinfoil hat. Oh, what the fuck are you guys who are talking about? Global controls will have to be imposed, and a world governing body will be created to enforce them.

Starting point is 00:00:24 Welcome to tinfoil hat. We go deep, home, boy. Eric, open your mind From the fountain of knowledge There's lizard people everywhere That's some interdimensional This is only the beginning You just blew my mind

Starting point is 00:00:50 All right, guys, welcome to get your mind Blondeasted All right guys, welcome to Philhot live from the Wise Wolf Golden Silver Studios That's right Just go to Samtripple Do you to promo code tinfoil and you two can be on the press mails game.

Starting point is 00:01:11 You can get it on the press medals game for as little as $50 a month. Very excited to have our next guest on. He crushed it last time. And we're happy to come back. We're going to find about the pea jars too. I like, what's going on with that? Rob, Maret, how are you, buddy? Sam, my friend, it's wonderful to see you again.

Starting point is 00:01:31 I'm so excited to be on your show for a second time. You know, what an experience I had with you last time. And the audience response, your audience responded in an incredible way. And I'm super thrilled to be back on the show with you. And let's get it going. Are you, I mean, I'm not trying to be crude or anything, but are you still chilling pee? So last time, it's so funny because I had an, so I don't know if you remember, it was an aged yoring. Yeah, of course I remember that.

Starting point is 00:02:04 Oh, bro. How could we forget that? Of course, I remember you drank a hundred-year-old pee or some shit like that, dude. I don't know how long it was. A year, I think. It was a year. It was at least a year age. Oh, my God.

Starting point is 00:02:19 Yeah. It may have been too. It had sat. It's funny. I should have brought it out. It's still upstairs aging. But it had dad's a plizzy on it. So my kids knew not to drink it.

Starting point is 00:02:29 You know what I mean? So I brought that out, and I am still working with urine. And urine therapy is one of the best thing. do to really to help your body. So I'll give you something that you can use because maybe you're not ready to. I try. I taste it pee. It's not for me, dude. But it's not that bad. I mean to peed on, but I don't like drinking it. How much of it did you like a shot? I just did a time. Oh, you just try it. Just a splash. Yeah. Yeah, a little taste. It's a little thing. It's a little thing. All right. So here's what you can do. Here's what you can do to start your day every day. This is

Starting point is 00:03:01 what I do every single day. I shave and then I get in the shower and then I kind of pee in my hands and I rub it all over my hands. Right now you're talking, dude. It's the best lady to start your day. I'll do it, dude. I'll pee on myself. I don't know, Frank. Yeah.

Starting point is 00:03:18 Why are you disgusted by that? Does it kill a, it's supposed to kill bacteria? What's the purpose of it? Is it like, why are we doing this? So, so there's a couple things with Europe. I agree. Why are we doing this? That is a great question, guys.

Starting point is 00:03:33 I think that's a wonderful question. So I'll tell you this about urine. So the gold in urine is it's stem cells. So when you pee into a cup, there's like a couple hundred stem cells, let's say. But if you age that, and I think it's like a couple of weeks, that a couple hundred stem cells turns into over a million stem cells. So people are spending like 20 grand to get stem cell therapy when you could just drink your own pee and age it. And it's the same damn thing. And so it revitalizes your body.

Starting point is 00:04:05 It gives you the stem cells. It can cure all kinds of things. It's nature's vaccine is really what it is. And then for topical for your face, like it's in a lot of the skin care ingredients called urea. So it's already in there for high-end products like that. All right, man. There you go. Let's go.

Starting point is 00:04:24 See, there you go. There you go. Did our Kelly know this? Maybe, dude. Maybe, dude. That's his defense. It's just a, that's just a. A really advanced anti-aging routine.

Starting point is 00:04:38 He keeps him yelling, and that's what he likes. So this episode that you want to talk about is much different than the last episode you wanted to talk about. You talked about some of the personal stuff going on in your life in the past and all the chaos, and it was fun to listen to. But this one is a little crazier. It's a little deeper into conspiracies. and one of the most interesting topics I think out there is orphan trains. So where do you want to start? Well, let's start with this, because I got a whole thing for the orphan trains and the cabbage

Starting point is 00:05:14 patch babies. And I'm wearing my cabbage patch shirt today for you guys, just so you guys can check it out. But let's start. Let's back up a little bit and maybe talk about what happened after your last episode because, you know, it was a much crazier episode. And it was talking about my life. and your audience really responded in a huge way. Like, I got emails and letters from people just who have been there.

Starting point is 00:05:43 You know what I mean? Like, it's a wild world out there. And a lot of us, maybe the new viewers don't know. So my story is kind of millionaire madness to mineral mindfulness. And I led a Wolf of Wall Street type of life. And I was a tech mogul. And I just partied like a rock star. and did a lot of fun stuff, but it took its toll and eventually came crashing down.

Starting point is 00:06:05 So as I clog myself back, I find this, I'm trying to change my life, and I find this mineral pitch resin called Shilajit. And that was really the gateway drug to health and coming back and rebounding and creating a new life and a new world. So that was amazing. And so I'm real thankful for that and your audience was tremendous. So, you know, going forward, gosh, so after your show, the sales took off and your, your audience is still purchasing Shilajid today. They love the product.

Starting point is 00:06:41 They are on board and they are changing their lives for the better. So it gave me a little bit about what happened. Yeah, go ahead. No, that's nice. That's why they're called the swarm because they show up in swarms. Bro, they showed up big time. I mean, it was a swarm. Like, I was bombarded with orders.

Starting point is 00:06:58 and notes from the people, you know, really appreciating our talk because, you know, this is a great show and it's great to go down rabbit holes and it's great to, you know, enjoy this discussion. But, you know, going down rabbit holes without some substance at the end, you know, what are you doing? So rabbit holes and awareness help you create kind of an awakening. And so that's what the Shilaget helps with. And so your audience showed up and they're on board. So I love it. So after last year, we have a show. I have my big event called Shilla Jam.

Starting point is 00:07:30 It turned out to be amazing. Hundreds and hundreds of performers and guests come through. This year, that has turned into a 73-hour straight freestyle hip-hop cypher. That's going to be held in two weeks north of Pittsburgh. And it's a Guinness Book of World Records event. And 73-hour straight are these kind of holistic hip-hop freestylers going non-stop. Yeah. Awesome.

Starting point is 00:07:57 Awesome stuff. So I'm doing that. I'm working with my homeboy. Fungi Flows is his name. He's this incredible. He wears a mushroom hat and he just wraps and do freestyles for days. He has the, he has to get his book of World Records for the 50-hour. He did 50-hour straight freestyle and not singing a song.

Starting point is 00:08:15 Whoa. Yeah. 50 hours straight of him freestyling. He's an amazing, an amazing performer and artist. So I'm doing that with him. So it's been wild. I had a baby last year. So this is what happened.

Starting point is 00:08:33 I know I'm a little older than you, Sam. I'm in my upper 50s. I have a new product, and it's a shillajit for men performance, and I was testing it. And lo and behold, it works. And now I have a new baby coming at 57. So I'll send you something. All the links below, dude. Yeah.

Starting point is 00:08:57 But it's great for you. It's good stuff. And so it allows you to kind of see through a different lens, right? Like this journey, you know, we're bombarded with all the shit in this realm, you know? So having something to kind of help reset you and remineralize you and rebalance you allows you to start to see things a little differently. You know, you can start to pull the veil back from this place. And that's what we're doing.

Starting point is 00:09:21 And then so I'll tell you this. That's next. So now I go to, after all that, I go to Europe. And I'm in Italy and I'm in Greece for really the rest of the summer through the end of the year. And what I started to see in Italy was really amazing. I'm already a rabbit hole aficionado, right? I'm a student of rabbit holes. I enjoy them.

Starting point is 00:09:42 I love going down them. But to see some of the things that I saw really was mind-blowing. And I'll give you one, for instance. The city of Torino, Torrin, in Italy. It was my first stop in Italy, I think, but it may have been the most. most amazing stop. So I got to tell you this right now, that is where the devil set up shop. That is his stronghold. That is where all this shit originated from. And it's not just me saying it. It's their lore. The city talks about it in great depth and detail. They actually have a

Starting point is 00:10:15 statue of Satan in the middle of the city. And yeah, you can look it up. It's not just me saying it. It's a statue of Satan. Where is it? What city? It's in Torin. Torin. It's in northern Italy. Yeah. Not Torrens. Torren.

Starting point is 00:10:33 T-U-R-I-N or Torino, T-O-R-I-N-O. Olympics. Yeah, but pull it up and they talk about it in great detail. So the shroud of Torin is also there. So that's where, you know, the thing with Jesus. Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah. Right. Yeah.

Starting point is 00:10:50 So there's like this duality thing playing there. And there is Masonic imagery throughout the city. it's really where everything sets up for this realm. And I found it fascinating. I was blown away. I knew it when I was there. I was like, man, there's something going on here. And then I had a tour guide that took us to the statue of Satan.

Starting point is 00:11:09 And he's like, well, this is what it is. And I'm like, are you fucking serious? And so I started going down that rabbit hole, which was really, really interesting to see what's going on over there. And it's so wild that I think the Pope John Paul, when he went there, he said, the same thing that I'm saying basically. He's like, man, Torin's got some shit going on. You know, the devil's posted up here. That's so crazy. Why? Yeah. Yeah. Why there? You know, it's interesting. I'm not sure, but it seems as though that northern part of Italy is, is really where the Illuminati is. That's their, that's their stronghold. It's close to Switzerland.

Starting point is 00:11:46 You know, it seems to be their stomping ground. Torin was amazing because they had this undercover boogeiness. Like it's real bougie, but it's real undercover. And they do it on purpose. Like you're not allowed to do billboards of, you know, Gucci and Prada and all that shit. They want it to be undercover. And it is. And so it's known as

Starting point is 00:12:06 the city of the darkness and the light. There's a black magic triangle. Yeah, it's known for. This isn't me. It's your marketing scheme? Yes, yes. Come kick it with Satan. Yeah, come kick it with Satan. So when I was there, I started looking up Satan. And I found all kind of people with the last name Satan in that town.

Starting point is 00:12:27 Like as I looked through God. What? Yeah. Like Antonio Satan, you know, accountant, you know. They banned Hitler, but you're going to have Satan? Yeah. Lorenzo Satan, dentistry. It was wild, bro.

Starting point is 00:12:39 I'm telling you. I couldn't believe it. But it was everywhere. And you could feel it. It was palpable. And then so I did more research when I got back. And, you know, it all adds up. And they had to start locking down their cemetery.

Starting point is 00:12:52 because people were stealing bones and bodies for doing rituals. Like it got to this level in the 80s and 90s where they had to lock shit down. Are you going to look up any of this? It's right here. Yep, yep, yep. So I was waiting for him. He's just dropping bombs and you're just like playing Sudoku over there. Yeah, there it is.

Starting point is 00:13:10 There it is. Yeah. Oh, and that door, so that doork knob right there in the middle. Yeah, so the story goes something like this, somebody like unleashed the demon. and the door came out of nowhere and locked this guy in. Like, that's, it's something like that. But so it's stated that this area protects the gates of hell, like that statue of Satan and that door in specific.

Starting point is 00:13:33 Every, every. I'll go to the far right where you can see the full thing. It's like the Iron Throne or something. And look at the, no, go to the far, close, the, far right. There you go. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Are those like humans trying to crawl up or what is that? So that's almost my take and my reading is that's men trying to find wisdom.

Starting point is 00:13:50 and then the devil has that shit on lock. It was something to that effect. Yeah. Yeah. I mean, it is beautiful. Now we got some Italian up here. Yeah, we're Italian. So how come Satan is so queenie and everything?

Starting point is 00:14:08 Yeah. It's almost like the Statue of Liberty. Yeah, it's just a giant queen. Because they're not gendered, right? It's like he's kind of androgy. Yeah. Yeah. And then also, so Nostradamus, if he's real, I don't know,

Starting point is 00:14:20 but Nostradamus posted up and lived right next to where that statue is and wrote a lot of his prophecies. That's what they say. Wow, what a crazy city. Yeah, yeah. Is it on a layline? Do we know if it's on a layline? Oh, that's a great question. Thank you.

Starting point is 00:14:35 It's straight on laylines. Yes. What? So it's built on a layline that goes to London from Torin to London to San Francisco. And that's the black magic tribe. Of course, dude. And what was the energy in? the city.

Starting point is 00:14:52 You know, it was interesting. I enjoyed it because there were no Americans. Like it was like the only like non-touristy town and I enjoyed that a lot. But the more research I did, they talk about the dark, the darkness. But there's also the light. Like there's the duality there. It's it's the good and the bad. You know, it's the battle of, of this realm that goes on there.

Starting point is 00:15:12 So, so I enjoyed it, but I, you know, I didn't say there long enough to really feel the darkness, but I'm glad I got out when I did. So you were out there. Did you meet any of the Satan's? How? We're the Satan's? The Satan? No, I didn't meet any of them. I had to contaminate, good food, and I just kept them moving. You know what I mean? But I'll tell you this. So here's another interesting thing for Torin that I didn't realize I was going to see as well. So we had some friends there, and that's what we went. And so the one guy was kind of a real estate. tour guide, an historian almost of his city. And he took us all over the place. And he showed us the architecture. And everywhere we went, there were these super high, I don't know what's it

Starting point is 00:16:05 called, like doorways. You know what I mean? When you're walking down, whatever that word is, you know, the overhangs were like 20 feet high. And it was unusual everywhere we went. And he, the story is that the kings had all of the first floors built super high. But then the second floor and the third floor and all the other ones were for normal-sized people. And I'm thinking for me as kind of a historian on conspiracy theories, if you look at it through a clear lens like we do, this is made for giants. Like this is, no one. There were giant doorways in Torin. Everywhere.

Starting point is 00:16:40 First of all, they're everywhere. Look up that up. Do something, XG. Stop being baked out of your mind and look up stuff. Just sitting in an age and eyes, just staring into the sun. yeah the doorways and the the kind of the hall they the the the hallways uh outside of the buildings you know that protected you from the rain what's that word i'm looking for what are those called what do you mean like a foyer or something yeah yeah yeah i guess a foyer yeah yeah so the corridors

Starting point is 00:17:08 like you know outside they were all 20 feet high they're gigantic everywhere and the story and the legend goes that they're there there you go oh snap everywhere you go bro look at those doors Everything's fucking gigantic. You know, they're built for people who are 20 feet high. And it's throughout the city. Yeah. Oh, I was right there at that place, one of the places. Yeah, yeah.

Starting point is 00:17:32 So, you know, for me, with looking with clarity, these are made for giants. As I understand giants that have been found all over the world, the Nephilim, the giants, whatever you want to call it, they were there. And it seems like that may have been home base. I mean, look at these buildings. Look at these doors. make no sense to build the depth. That's crazy, dude. Yeah.

Starting point is 00:17:54 Yeah. And if you're listening, they're just, look like they're low. What, 20 feet high? 20 feet, at least. 20 feet, just absolutely amazing engraving marble. Go back down a little bit, XG. Keep going down. Keep going, keep going, keep going.

Starting point is 00:18:13 Look at that. Look at the Freemason symbols on the floor right there. Totally. Totally. That's duality. I'm going to get to a piece on that. later as well, that floor. Remind me later when I start talking about it. It is beautiful, huh, this place?

Starting point is 00:18:25 It was gorgeous. And I tell you this, next look up, another interesting one, the bathtubs at Boboli, B-O-B-O-L-I in Florence. It's spelled again to bathtubs. Bathtubs in Boboli, B-O-B-O-L-I. What does he want? B-U-B-T-O. B-T-O. B-T-O. B-T-O. B-T-T-O. B-T-T-T-B-T-B-T-B-T-B-T-B-T. I don't know how to say to the bath, bath, okay. T-U-B. Yes, yes, I got that.

Starting point is 00:18:52 I don't know what the other thing is. And then how do you spell the city? Florence. Florence, F-L-O, yep. Yeah, close enough. But, yep. Hilly. B-O-B-O-L-I.

Starting point is 00:19:04 B-O-B-B-L-I. I can't spell that shit for shit. Go back. Okay. Boboli, right? Isn't that what you want? No. Bobley, there is.

Starting point is 00:19:13 Bobley Gardens. You had it right to the top left. Top left. I don't know how it got. No, no. It's on the screen. It's on the screen. It's on the screen.

Starting point is 00:19:19 Yeah, there it is. Oh my God, bro. Look at this freaking giant bathtub. So I'm in this garden. I'm actually there. This is a bathtub for a person who's 20 feet tall. Like, it's amazing. I would love that bathtub.

Starting point is 00:19:33 That's great. Johnny would love a giant. You could fit that in your head. You know, yeah, dude, Johnny would have an indoor pool and just turn into a bathtub. You have like 13 women in there. So there it is. So there's other evidence of giants. I mean, they had another bathtub.

Starting point is 00:19:49 just like that built for humans on the grounds. Like it was, you know, a normal size. Really? Dude. This one was 20, 25 feet long. And when did they, do they all date to similar times? Did you know? Yeah.

Starting point is 00:20:00 So in Europe, they date a little older than the stuff here, like, you know, like some of the Tarterian buildings and things like that that, you know, I assume we found. I don't know the dates on that one. Yeah, go that one. No, oh, that one. Look how big that one is. Yeah. Yeah. It's crazy.

Starting point is 00:20:19 It's crazy. Huh. So, so, and, and that structure and that Bobilly Gardens, they also had stairs that were built for giants. They had stairs that were built for people who were 20 feet tall. Like, you couldn't even walk the fucking stairs. It was, it was insane. Hey, guys, real quick, I want to tell you about our good friend of True Work and their new T1 work pants. Listen, lightweight, breathable, and built with four-way stretch.

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Starting point is 00:23:17 And what is the timeline of this? When was this built? Then, you know, I had a conversation with a good friend of mine, and he was talking to me about the little season. He really believes the little season, you know, and all that. I mean, and just... Yeah, I keep having people. It's amazing how controversial that is.

Starting point is 00:23:36 I get people DMing me out. Like, listen, bro, I got the ultimate proof that we're in the little season or we're not in... You know, like, people really get in their feelings about the little season. Oh, it's such a great topic, too, dude. I love talking about it, yeah, but it's just, it isn't emotional for a lot of people, which is. And it's like everyone is convinced they got, but like, who knows what the timelines are, dude? Who knows what, like, were these things knocked out? I mean, by, I mean, like, where did these giants go?

Starting point is 00:24:05 Yeah. Where did they go? That's the question. And, you know, you're right, people get into feelings because they think they know. What I know is that we have no idea. Like, how can we claim to know anything? We're just figuring this shit out because we have the internet now. Like, we didn't know this 20 years ago.

Starting point is 00:24:22 You and I, Sam, we're of an age where we didn't know. You would never thought any of this years ago. Oh, no. We were so happy. I think we all know that what they're telling us is not true. Like, that's the only thing we can agree on. You know, everything else is up for debate and up for discussion. And, you know, I just discussed my experiences because it's interesting.

Starting point is 00:24:42 And it just sheds light on the insanity of this place that we, that we're in. Dude, that's some crazy shit. shit. Just a giant statue to Lucifer right there in the middle of your... I mean, we have them here in the United States? Yeah, but those are like big controversial things. What do you mean? Like the Baphimett? Yeah. Well, yeah, those are

Starting point is 00:25:00 like deliberately provocative, right? They're trying to piss people off. This seems just like it's like, hey, that's our guy. Big ass. And if you look over here, those are the giant doors of the Nephthlam. And then if you take a look to your right, there's a statute of Satan. Anyways, anybody hungry here we got for something. It's a Satan.

Starting point is 00:25:16 He's beautiful. All I can think is a bunch of giants going, hey, Buma, God, pay, pay, pay. Welcome back, Satan. We're so happy to see you. What is Satan that an Italian accent? Yeah. Yeah, I love it. I mean, this is what it's all about.

Starting point is 00:25:35 Just can't be able to look at these things. Yeah, yeah. Satan's back. Make sure you hide your daughters. Your sons, too. Oh, man. Man, that's just got to be weird. And the uptake on that cleaning those things because, like, that's a big problem in the last cities now.

Starting point is 00:25:54 Yeah. People just stop cleaning their buildings and they're just all dirty for the outside. Things are falling in the ruin. Yeah, yeah. Yeah, they just like, hey, wash your house. Cemetery everywhere are just lost, like, every year to erosion and just lack of upkeep. Just wash your house, dude. Can you wash your house?

Starting point is 00:26:11 Power wash is their house. Power wash that shit. It's fun. They got to do that stuff all the time. Just your city is dirty, dude. I mean, just imagine that. If this was in America, it'd just be in ruins. Well, dude, there's some guy with a YouTube channel where he power watches and cleans other people's property.

Starting point is 00:26:27 And people get mad at him for doing it. People are like, that's not yours. Don't do that. It's amazing. There's no sense of community anymore. Yeah, 100%. Hey, why are you cutting his lot? You're like, it's kind of like when you go to the bank and you have to give ID to deposit money.

Starting point is 00:26:43 I just want to be like, if anyone wants deposit money in my bank, feel free. I wave the right. They don't need an ID. Just take the money. You're so right. Just take the cash, dude. Yeah, but that'd be incredible to have to clean all that stuff.

Starting point is 00:27:00 It's just the world is so much more interesting. I mean, it's interesting now, but it was a different interesting. And when I tell you, it's literally like Harry Potter at Game of Thrones, I'm being dead serious. Yeah, it's like Universal Studios basically back then. 100%. Everything's going on. It's crazy, dude. Just a statue of Lucifer with people falling in all of me.

Starting point is 00:27:24 Just some twink Lucifer. It's a really cool statue. By the way, those statues in Europe are all immaculate, just perfectly done. They look like humans. And think about how hard it is now to find somebody in this country that can make a statue that looks like a human. Remember that one of, they tried to do one of like Nathan Bedford Forrest a few years ago. ended up looking like fully retarded. How about, how about, uh, Dwayne Wade?

Starting point is 00:27:50 Does it look like him? Yes, yeah. Christina Rinaldo. Yes, yes, yes. Yeah, yeah, totally. Yeah. And, but back then, I mean, just, what do you? Artisans.

Starting point is 00:28:00 Just, yeah, no one taught them. No, what do you mean? No, like, like, it didn't like, like, no, it's just like everything. Yeah, I mean, I guess you're right. It's just like, there's, there's no attention to detail anymore. People are so busy. Well, and they have no idea how to do that.

Starting point is 00:28:16 The technology's gone. We found these buildings. Like, there's no one that handed this down because if there was, we would still have this shit. Like, it wouldn't just disappear. You know, I was at the University of Pittsburgh. My middle son now goes there. And I was walking and running around the campus. And I was looking at this cathedral.

Starting point is 00:28:33 And this lady walked up and she was like, hey, I see you admiring this. Would you like a tour inside? I was like, absolutely. So she takes me inside. Can I tell you about pee? Yeah. I'm like, I hold my pee for me, Pist. And so she takes me inside.

Starting point is 00:28:46 And she showed me around, and I'm like, you know, I'm thinking of my head because I'm looking at it from a Tartarian found building perspective. But I'm like, you know, who did this? And she's like, well, it's so interesting. They really didn't keep good records then. So we really don't know who did do all this. Wait, that's not even that old. That wouldn't even be that old, right? Like by their timeline.

Starting point is 00:29:05 Early 1900s, they say. And they don't. Oh, that's crazy. They have no idea. And she said, and all this was done in 18 months. I'm like 18 months in, you know, 19, whatever. I'm like, that seems kind of hard. It seems almost impossible.

Starting point is 00:29:19 She was like, yeah, tell me about it. I'm just like, you know, it, once again, all I can say is the narrative that they give us just doesn't add up. Where it came from, when it came from? We have no idea. But I know that we didn't do it because if we did, we'd still be doing it, you know? Like, even around, like, the people who built these buildings supposedly were living in shacks in the late 1800s. I mean, it's just to make no sense. The only thing I, my question to you about.

Starting point is 00:29:46 that would be okay so that's not so long ago that we won't have it's not in living memory probably not depending on when in the early 1900s but it is within a generation's living memory of it so people would have been there seeing it either having been there or having seen it gone up now do you think they were lied to they were tricked or their line maybe a whole generation agreed to lie to the the generation that came after? What's your thought about that? Yeah, that's a great question. So that was a building that was earlier. Like most of them, they claim to be built in, you know, 1890, you know, that time frame. It's just enough that we, we don't have any kind of written memory. But some of them like that when in Pittsburgh, I would kind of speculate that maybe there was renovations going on and

Starting point is 00:30:37 they call that the construction. That's often what we find where it's really, they say they're making additions or they say they're doing something and then they kind of they squeeze it in or so i don't know that answer but once again it just doesn't fit it just all you need is like for one generation to come through and they've it's always been there and they don't care and you can just flip flip we are that generation yeah we don't know the question is anything you're not going to question anything at this at this stage we are the last well maybe not the last but we're we're questioning things you know what i mean like we're at least starting the questions where people before us certainly never did. Yeah, but that stairwell looks like Tataria behind you, bro.

Starting point is 00:31:18 Oh, yeah, bro. Look at that, dude. Yeah. It's like he built a house around a rock. Like a grotto. Yeah, so this literally, the house is built around a giant boulder. Whoa. That's bad.

Starting point is 00:31:29 Yeah, so that's literally what it is. And then I have, let's see, where's my hand going here? So back here, let me see. Oh, here's the camera. So here's, here's, well, anyways. back there, you'll see. I had this table and it's like the original frequency healing device. There's only like 25 of the years in the United States

Starting point is 00:31:46 and someone will lay under there and I do a drumming frequency session over them. And then this machine right next to it is a multi-wave oscillator with a Tesla coil in it under a giant pyramid and you sit in there and you get frequency. Yeah, it's amazing. Man, you got the most unusual house.

Starting point is 00:32:09 It's a wild. one man it's a wild one man it's a wild one yeah that's some crazy shit um but yeah dude timelines are just absolutely ridiculous it even gets to this point where i say like the timelines of you know our religion who knows what the real timelines are who knows yeah there's so many questions years ago or 20 000 years ago but they tell us it's 2,000 years ago and it's possible that they added a thousand years like in 100% yeah yeah it's probable They could have enough time that Jesus was around three weeks ago. We just didn't even know it.

Starting point is 00:32:45 These don't know, dude. You don't know. Especially time going quicker. Yeah. It's a weird place, man. We are in the weirdest, like this is the weirdest realm ever. Like, can you, like, look what we deal with every day. This is just interesting stuff we're talking about.

Starting point is 00:33:02 But the sci-ups going on around us and the insanity that we're bombarded with is, I mean, it's so. challenging for the collective to even deal with things like this. And this is why I think most people just checked out are just, they just, it's like whatever. They don't even care what's happening. They're like yelling about Sydney Sweeney's fat tits. They're just more upset about that. It's amazing. And then they, then they are about like the world, you know, what's happening around the world. I mean, we're. Men have had a lot taken from them over the past decade. I'd say, can we just have Sydney Sweeney's tits? Please. I mean, and there's just no. care about hypocrisy. It's like

Starting point is 00:33:42 you've just, you know, look at all the fat chicks that ESPN's put on their cover. Nude. Yeah, nude. And they're like, oh my God, so beautiful. Yeah, when Whoopi Goldberg's take was, well, well, those are athletes. That's a different. The athlete's

Starting point is 00:33:58 body is different. It's muscled and like, no, not so fat chick isn't an athlete? Unless you become competitive eating. It was the, like, one of them they had was the, you know, shot put. It was like a big big a large lady uh was i love that so whatever she does with her body determines whether we should be allowed to see her naked that's correct yes you understand now sam yeah that is the most

Starting point is 00:34:20 hilarious thing i've ever heard in my life idiotic it's just like i just get yelled at all the time about just teeing off on chicks but i love them i just think they need help shout out wacky jackie no it's ridiculous dude i mean melina milania maniana maniana maniana Melina yells at me all the time. I mean, everyone's just yelling at me because I'm just spitting truth. It's mostly those two. Yeah. People don't like the truth. People hate the truth. No, they're fans. They're good people. They're friends. It's just, it's, uh, I mean, it's really hard when you've been in a protected bubble and nobody criticize you forever and let you do whatever the fuck you want. And now we've decided that, hey, that's not how we're going to play anymore. And now you're hearing the truth. It gets very angry. When you go from zero to some, it feels excessive. Yes.

Starting point is 00:35:12 We go from zero to a little. It seems overwhelming. It just seems overwhelming, dude. It's not even zero. It's like you go from positive everything you're doing being praised to just a much criticism. It sucks. It sucks. It's a tough life.

Starting point is 00:35:29 Just dying. All right. Let's get into these orphan trains. All right. All right. So now we've gone down a lot of paths here. And then, and then, you know, all these avenues. start to open up. And what's interesting is maybe one at the center point of all, at least you can

Starting point is 00:35:45 draw an arrow to all things from the cabbage patch babies. The cabbage patch babies is one of my favorite kind of stories. Here's a book from a guy called Mind Unveiled. I have no affiliation with him, but I love his work. I'm wearing his cabbage patch shirt right now. But it tells the story, really a lot of the things we talked about. This realm is littered with empty buildings. We don't know what happened. Was there a mud flood? Was there a catastrophe? I don't know. Was there melted buildings? Who knows? But it seems as though we found a lot of these buildings after a great reset of some sort. And it seems as though there was then an influx of babies, and which turned into orphan trains and baby incubators at World Affairs. But what?

Starting point is 00:36:39 One of the most interesting avenues to go down is the cabbage patch story. So I'll tell you this, in 1896, the first ever narrative movie was made. The first movie with a narrative was made in North America. And it was the cabbage patch babies. It was a story about babies being grown in cabbages. It was a story about this fairy picking them out of fields. Really? And that's a fact.

Starting point is 00:37:10 It's not me making it up. You can look it up right now, 1896 Cabbage Patch movie. And so then we go into this period of time called, yeah, pull it up there. Let's see what you got. Billion Dollar Babies. Yeah. La Feil Show, the Cabbage Fairy, 1896 Silent Short Film. Yep, there it is, bro.

Starting point is 00:37:33 There it is. That's the first movie? You can play it off a thing. It's the first movie with a narrative. There was a couple more silent films that didn't do anything, but this is the first movie with the narrative. So ask yourself, out of all the movies you could choose to make to be the first one. I don't think it's copyright.

Starting point is 00:37:48 No, it wouldn't be. It would have expired. Yeah, it's 13 minutes. I mean, we're not going to watch. It's not going to have sound. It's not going to have sound. It's not going to have sound. It's not going to have sound.

Starting point is 00:37:55 Oh, they might put sound on it, but it's got a sound. Could you full screen it? Yeah. And even then, like, look, why does she have to be Cindy Sweeney with her yams out? And she just throws that kid on the ground? the U.S.S. So there's a sequel. There's a sequel like at 1904, and she's throwing babies around her.

Starting point is 00:38:16 They're screaming and crying. It's wild to watch. It's wild. That's funny. She's dressed like the Wicked Witch and Wizard of Oz. Dude, that is crazy, bro. She just threw the kid on the ground. Yeah.

Starting point is 00:38:30 Yeah. Yeah. And it gets crazier. This is just the beginning. So I don't know. That's maybe some backstory of her, you know? Yeah. So

Starting point is 00:38:39 Anyway Yeah, that's crazy Look, here you go She's finding She's finding Yeah, She's finding that baby On the ground, dude

Starting point is 00:38:47 Right And I told you In the second movie She's slinging them around They're screaming and crying So that That fits the narrative Oh yes

Starting point is 00:38:54 Look at this These are fields of cabbages And The story goes That this is Probably possibly The original cloning

Starting point is 00:39:04 Fields This is how they recloned this realm home and repopulated. So there's there's many years after this, probably about 20 years where they, they, it's called the repopulation. And there are actual postcards, which I happen to be a collector of these rare postcards from around the world of cabbage patch. What? Really? You got rookie cards? Oh, I got rookie cards, baby. Just like you and, um, whoa, that's a, that's crazy. Patrick Hewing. I got these, baby. I got these. So look at this. I got this. These are babies born in cabbage patches and it's wild.

Starting point is 00:39:44 It just never ends. So I get these from all around the world. That's crazy. What he's holding up are they look to be older. They look to be much older postcards. This is from 1905. Oh, wow. And it's all cabbage patch styles, which are baby, not the, not the games, not the toys,

Starting point is 00:40:05 but babies inside of cabbage patches. That's them on train. So this is where the orphan train comes in as well. And you can also see a Tartarian building way in the back there. But this is where it starts. So this isn't legend. This is factual, you know, I guess pieces of history. And I got to show you one.

Starting point is 00:40:24 This is amazing. This is going to blow your mind. So this one, they talk about the stork a lot. But here's one. It says, Cupid told the stork to bring a boy. And he's 12 pounds. He was born March 3, 1914. but on the back, this is where it's fascinating.

Starting point is 00:40:40 This is literally, you know, someone sent this to somebody. And it says this. It says, dear friends, we got a boy, but he is dead. What? Are you all well? With love, Gus and Lydia. What? That's what it says from 1914.

Starting point is 00:40:57 This literally got sent in the mail. It's not me making it up. It's one of my favorite pieces of history. But by the way, by the way, everyone says people, I have like short tension spans and are shitty because of texting now. That was like a text for 2026. Got a boy. He's dead.

Starting point is 00:41:16 Hope all's well. That was just a text. A text for the future. It's a boy. He's dead. What's that with you, Doc? Remember that stupid commercial where people would use like the collect calling to deliver

Starting point is 00:41:32 messages? Remember he'd be like, out of baby. It's a boy. Remember that? Remember that commercial? that famous ad. Do you remember that? Operator, I'd like to make a collect call, please.

Starting point is 00:41:41 First name Bob. Last name is we ought a baby, eat a boy. You know? Collect call for Mr. Bob. We ought to baby. It's a boy.

Starting point is 00:41:52 Who's that, Tim? Bob. They had a baby. It's a boy. Oh. No, it would, the guy would, he would use a collect call

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Starting point is 00:43:34 and that there is some, and it could be both, right? It could be they were cloning kids and then they were doing this other thing, which was taking kids from one civilization and moving them to another thing and then detaching them from their family. So, you know, we saw that, supposedly we've had a guess on, says the orphan school stuff in Canada, she says there's not a lot of evidence for that. We're not saying it's not true.

Starting point is 00:44:03 we're just saying what she had said. But the notion of taking children from their parents and moving them to, you know, a school across the country so they could learn English, which detaches them from their family, right? And we see that a lot. Like, this gets into also mental facilities, right? Mental asylums. And what were mental asylums for? You know, were they for mentally ill people?

Starting point is 00:44:27 Or were they people who just wouldn't play along? So, you know, we get into how, when, this building built, right? And everyone, and then they're just like, oh, it's built in to 1909. Everyone's like, no, it's been here since 1880. They would take you and throw you in a mental facility because you wouldn't just agree that was built in 1906. That's the theory. Yeah. And I tell you, the sane asylum would be like six football fields wide and it's a castle. Like, you know, they built some grand ass insane asylum. Like, if you were going to go to a nut house, you would want to go to one of those, you know, it looks luxurious. I mean, I don't know who built

Starting point is 00:45:03 that, but they did a great job for the mentally insane, right? Yeah, you're right. This sounds crazy, right? It sounds like a crazy thing we're saying. There was just a story I saw on the internet that was a legit news story. It was an AI, Johnny. But it was about a story about a couple who adopted decided they wanted to adopt a child. And they went to this adoption agency and there was an African girl that need to be adopted. So they adopted her. So she came here and she learned English and she told them, I'm not an orphan. I had a family. They told me I was going to school, and now I haven't gone back home again.

Starting point is 00:45:42 So the parents did research. They found the family. They did a live, a FaceTime with the family. They just totally jacked this chick and sent her across the country and then told the family was an orphan when it was really they just stole the kids. And then they flew her back. and now the agency got arrested. But, dude, you could see this happening all the time.

Starting point is 00:46:08 It's how do you detach the kids from the parents? And that's the whole thing. Now, what's really interesting, and I've said this before, is that Jerry Seinfeld states that his parents are cabbage patch dolls. What? Not dolls, but... No, meaning that the cabbage-patch babies. Yeah, cabbage-patch babies, which is what they believe is incubator babies.

Starting point is 00:46:31 Yeah. A lot of older people say that. They say that they were taught that they or their knowledge is that they came from a cabbage patch. Like the people who still have that knowledge, there's a few still out there. Just like these postcards, there's a few still out there, but they're going fast. You know what I mean? So there's still that lineage of information that's available, but we're losing it. So I get these because I want to be able to pass this on for whatever reason. But it's still there. So Jerry Seinfeld saying that that makes sense. And I've heard that before. it's really interesting right it's like nobody knows that yeah he says his parents are cabbage patch dolls which is a crazy did you find it the one you're talking about about the dr god god oh no i found about the doctor oh yeah that's it right that's it right yeah no we don't have to watch it but just not it's it's real but yeah dude it's it's it's really nuts man and it's like super tragic yeah so crazy dude it's an interesting place you know and it really it's a really nuts man and it's like super tragic yeah so crazy. It's an interesting place, you know, and it really, so it begs to ask some questions.

Starting point is 00:47:34 You know, why don't we know about any of this? You know what I mean? Like, this is history. This is facts. It's buried for some reason, you know, and it may have just, you know, you could answer that logically, but also you can't. And then I start to think about, like, what, why do we think what we think? Why do we think that, like, I have my middle son, like, we have these conversations

Starting point is 00:47:52 and he automatically doesn't believe it, you know? That's crazy that you can't believe. Does it believe it? Yeah, like with chemtrails. I'm like, you see that line in the sky, it's lingering for all day? And he's like, I don't believe in that. I'm like, well, how do you not believe what you can see? But that's what the system does.

Starting point is 00:48:09 If you look at our education system, what do they do to us? They don't teach us how to critically think. They give us information and they say memorize it. And if you get it wrong, you're going to fail. So that's all we know. So we don't know anything else. We literally don't know anything, but what they've, handed us from books that who knows who wrote them probably what's that what's uh jane maxwell's dad you know

Starting point is 00:48:33 robert maxwell yeah yeah it's all rockefeller for sure yeah it's all rockabella indoctrination the Seinfeld thing uh jerry Seinfeld mentioned in interviews that his father was born in an incubator at a coney island side show uh born in an incubator's what that says uh but his mother his mother was not but they his father was an orphan i think his mother was also uh it says his mother was born to uh Syrian Jewish family. Her mother tragically passed away during the flu pandemic of 18, after which Betty and her siblings were placed in the Brooklyn

Starting point is 00:49:04 Hebrew orphan asylum. She spent her childhood through a series of orphanages and foster homes while his father survived as a Coney Island sideshow exhibit in one of those incubators. Hold on. So his parents weren't together? What is that? That is

Starting point is 00:49:20 the incubator's side shows. This one is from Chicago at the World's Fair Chicago incubator babies. You can see it says incubator babies for sale. This is another from Massachusetts at the boardwalk. It's an incubator baby. Wow. And then here's another one from how would you describe those pictures, John? He's just old buildings. Old buildings that advertise. He's showing up online boardwalks and stuff. Are those postcards? Does it say the price by any chance or do you know the price of an orphan at the time? You know, it was like a quarter.

Starting point is 00:49:56 or a nickel or something like that because I've seen it in mine unveiled's book. And this is from 1908. This is from 1908 as well. Question. Okay. So how is this, is that just a front, like the idea that these were side shows? Is that just a front for it actually being a place to go pick up a baby? Or was it genuinely like, hey, look at this new technology.

Starting point is 00:50:20 We can take premature babies and orphan babies and keep them safe in little. They build it as it was that they could save incubator babies. Like they could save preemies, you know, like that's kind of... So there was a... He wasn't a... Hold on, hold on. So you're saying when they say their cabbage patch sales, they're already born. They're not growing them, like, or they're not creating them?

Starting point is 00:50:46 Well, the cabbage patch and the incubator babies are two separate things. So the cabbage patch, I think, came before the incubator babies. I don't know where these incubator babies came from. I don't know if it's a newer technology. Like if it started with cabbage, because what I read and understand is it's an alchemical kind of magic spell that they, that they could do. And they started with cabbages. And then it went to think you're made babies, much like they're going to have now with like AI robots who can birth babies. You know, it's kind of similar.

Starting point is 00:51:15 It's kind of the progression of cloning, if you will. That story's crazy about that girl in Africa, by the way. Her name is Namata. They call her Mata, a Ugandan girl. adopted by Jessica and Adam Davies, Davis, the Davises were told by the adoption agency that her father was dead and her mother was neglecting her. She wasn't been fed properly, etc. Then after about six months, her English improved to the extent that she started describing a wonderful childhood. Her mother loved her, cooked with her, went to church with her, walked her to school every day. So they arranged a Skype call with the biological mother. Her mother said she had never intended to permanently surrender the child. She believed mother was being a sent away, as you said, for an educational opportunity. and would eventually return. A Ugandan court later found that an important referral document had been forged and that the mother had been deceived.

Starting point is 00:52:04 But Davis has ultimately returned her to Uganda. Yeah, somebody just lying about to. Now, you think that kid's excited? Yeah. Go back to you. Yeah, that's a tough call right there, dude. Be with my family or stay in the United States. You know, she was living top notch.

Starting point is 00:52:19 Yeah, she was living in top notch. Hey, hey, mom, do you have a washing machine too? Like, now we're going to the river. What's the Wi-Fi? We don't have Wi-Fi. We're so glad you're back. We just gave you to the warlord as a down payment. But how am I going to finish the Game of Thrones?

Starting point is 00:52:38 This is terrible. Oh, brutal, dude. That sucks all the way around. That's a tragedy. Yeah. Disgrace. But it happens way more than people want to admit. Oh, I don't doubt that at all.

Starting point is 00:52:54 And then why? I remember, like I've said this before, but it's like you're watching these cartoons way before you guys, but they used to always have orphan trains in cartoons. What do you mean? What does that look like in a cartoon? Explain that. This is a, there's a train. It's out of control.

Starting point is 00:53:12 A literal train. A little train in the cartoon. And it's out of control, but not like that, but it was like a giant train. Yeah, yeah, yeah. You'd see kids hanging out the window looking, and it would be called an orphan train. And it was always out of control, and someone has to stop. Orphans don't know how to drive trains. I mean, that's what it is.

Starting point is 00:53:38 Right. So something happened. The orphan train got out control. I mean, does these remind you of any of the orphan trains you saw growing up as a kid? I put orphan trains cartoon. Is there an orphan train magazine? Is that what is it? Go wait.

Starting point is 00:53:51 Go back up. Go back up. What is that? There's like multiple... Trouble on the orphan train. I'm telling you, you'd see it all the time. Orphan train weekly. Yeah, I mean, like, look at this.

Starting point is 00:54:03 Huh. Orphan train sisters. Speaking of orphans, I'm going to throw this out here. So orphans. So, you know, I recently got married, and you know where I had to go to get my marriage license? Orphans court. Orphans court. We are all orphans.

Starting point is 00:54:18 We are wards of the state. If you want to go down, like, the sovereignty... What? Yeah. You're an orphan. an orphan if you have a social security number and all that we're orphans we are considered orphans i literally had to go to orphans court and that's where everybody does to get their marriage license you probably don't even know they don't have a marriage court they have orphans court it's it's it's in it's

Starting point is 00:54:41 within orphans court yes like what is orphan's court by the way it'll say marriage license and you go through orphans court i just what the hell is that yeah orphans court never heard of it Orphans court. Yep. That's where you get married. Because when you get married, you partner with the state. So in Pennsylvania, there is this Quaker law where you can keep the state out of a marriage, which is great. But every other state, for the most part, when you get married, you don't get married to the person.

Starting point is 00:55:09 You get married to, it's a triangle. And the state is above. And a husband and wife is below. You are going to contract with the state. The state is your daddy now. And you two are orphans. And the state controls it. You can't do anything without the state.

Starting point is 00:55:23 state, you can't get divorced without the state, unless you're lucky in Pennsylvania where you can bypass the state. And there may be a few other ones. Well, that's interesting because I know, like, Joel Webbin, the pastor, he argues that the devolution of that arrangement, like, the real formalization of marriage, like no-fault divorce and that kind of thing, have led to the degradation of marriage as an institution. And he recommends to his parishioners, like, if you're going to get married, you should sign even stricter. agreements then the government allows for now. What does no fault mean?

Starting point is 00:55:57 You can just get a divorce and everybody walks away with what they have. Yeah, there's not really a problem. You just want a divorce. Yeah, right. It's easy to get. I don't know, man. I just can't talk about women anymore. It's driving me crazy and it just comes off like I have a problem.

Starting point is 00:56:12 Yeah, why do you hate women? No, I don't hate women. I have daughters, dude, but it's just like, oh, it's just like there's a lot of women initiate 70% of divorces. That's all I'm going to say. It's all I'm going to say, I'm over it. I'm not going to get into it. But the mess day violence.

Starting point is 00:56:33 It's just absolutely an insane time to be alive, dude. It's just nonstop assault on your senses all the time, all the time. But then again, it's like, you look back at this. It was wild then, too. But it was more. local wild. Do you know what I'm saying? Like, the internet makes us know about what's going on in Cincinnati if we're in San Diego. Well, there also weren't fact checkers, right? So you could hear news from like India and it's not, I mean, as far as you knew, that was like Harry Potterland.

Starting point is 00:57:07 You know what I mean? Like, you know, like the Orient, you know, like even that word is, you know, implied like, you know, fringe behaviors. Right, right, right. You couldn't possibly understand spices from the far east, like that kind. You know, the way those, it used to be some magic about the unexplored, you know, the undiscovered country, to borrow a phrase. But, yeah, now that's all been demystified. I think that's part of the reason why, like, zoos aren't doing well because people who just see animals on the internet. It's the same reason strip bars are dying and comedy clubs are struggling.

Starting point is 00:57:42 Yeah, because you can't jerk off in a strip bar. Yeah. Right. Totally. That's what I meant by that. That's why I thought that off. I mean, genuinely, though, you can get on your computer. off of the zoo. That's the pattern. You can't? You can try. You can try. Try to stop me, bitch.

Starting point is 00:58:00 Right. But it's like there's so much supply on the internet, why even go to live? Yeah. No, totally. Got to put my sweatpants on. Oh, man. I can't put my sweatpants. You know Johnny goes there often. Yeah, but it's just, it's just, you don't really need to leave your house anymore for so much shit. And that's that's the population too. People are not meeting with each other.

Starting point is 00:58:26 It's just like, I don't know any of my neighbors, dude. I know one guy, Carl. Well, not for good reasons, right? Yeah, right? It's like crazy to me. Yeah, the only time people see their neighbors now are at HOA meetings when they're just getting yelled at and billed for shit. You know, it's the worst.

Starting point is 00:58:42 Yeah, did you see that video of the guy who just walked up with a bat and started beating down some guy's tree? No, but awesome. Because it was a violation of HOA. Oh, no. Imagine. Imagine giving a shit. Imagine giving it.

Starting point is 00:58:52 There's a great video on YouTube of this guy that just throws legal proceedings on the web. And this couple was so pissed off at the HOA that they began secretly and other names buying all the properties so they could just take over the H-O-A and fire everybody. That's great. That's badass. Oh, I like that. You got to have a lot of money to do that. Yeah, I think they did. Yeah.

Starting point is 00:59:13 It sounds like they did. And they just bought every. They were just writing checks that people couldn't say no, too. It sounded like because they were just so fed up with the H-O-A. If you have FU money, why don't say F you a few times, right? Or how about get out of the place with the asshole? It must be someone they like them. If I move anywhere, we'll not have an Achoid.

Starting point is 00:59:28 I think it was like their family home or something, though. I guess I've been fucking grabbing my dick a lot on the show, huh? Yeah, yeah, yeah. I've been tracking it. Yeah, I can't help it. I just got to make sure it's there once in a while. You know, I want to get, okay. So we'll get into, I want to talk about, we'll get an education if we have time.

Starting point is 00:59:48 I want to talk to you because you talk about hip hop a lot. right yeah um hip hop's really going through it right now and i don't know how true this is but supposedly hip hop hasn't charted in the top 40 in about over a year but i somehow kendrick looked i mean uh drake i know drake's album went really big and then it felt you know but i think that did it but everything else has kind of been falling to the side. What do you, you know, the whole take with USAID and shit.

Starting point is 01:00:25 What was your take with it? Yeah. So, you know, I, I really haven't followed hip hop, mainstream hip hop in years now. Like,

Starting point is 01:00:34 I am like old school and now I deal with a group of people. I would call them more like holistic hip hop, you know, freestylers, but it's not all holistic. It's just they don't rap about the dumb shit. shit. But they also rap about viewing life

Starting point is 01:00:51 in a clearer lens like we talk about and awakening and positive things. And so from my perspective, I mean, hip hop is terrible. And I don't know if you remember I used to run Dame Dash's companies. And Dame, you know, Dame is an OG. Dame found Jay-Z and Rockefeller Records and, you know,

Starting point is 01:01:10 he's a little crazy, but he keeps it real and he's old school. So since I've worked with him probably in 2012, I have followed really any of the hip hop world out there well it's just weird to me that like it's it's like completely falling off yeah like completely well and it's just like it's it's gotten so dumb and so satanic that people just are out like we just want to hear like you know being up in the club and with the bob bubbly and the boobs everywhere they kind of used it up didn't they

Starting point is 01:01:47 What would you say it's replaced it, though, culturally? What's the culturally relevant genre now, would you say? I mean, countries made a huge comeback. Rock's made a huge comeback. I don't think rock, though, like Billy Corrigan says, popular but not culturally relevant. It seems like it's all these single women acts that are like Chapel Rowan and like that whole thing. You know, the, the, uh,

Starting point is 01:02:14 the, uh, the, the, uh, the, the, uh, the, the netpo is he was talking about. It's like, who. is the male who's the guy that gets the men going who's that entertainer right now it was like izzie was talking there's just a lot of little one no a lot of

Starting point is 01:02:29 like no one's huge they're just ed shearing is it ed shiren i mean he just took a beating boy did he buddy he just took a beating is it true that everybody on tour quit even his band yeah who's he gonna perform with them right i don't know dude he's gonna be beatboxing

Starting point is 01:02:45 by himself on the stage I don't get political. I'm sorry, everybody. It's just not my way. Yeah. And then you find video of him like all supporting the Ukraine war and everything. Yeah, yeah. Yeah, I mean, it's just, it is a bad position for him to be, but he took the wrong angle.

Starting point is 01:03:01 Yeah, you sold out, bro. Which I guess, I guess, okay, his perspective is what, that I want to protect the jobs of everybody. And this tour is going to go on, you know, if we drop one guy. If we don't, everybody loses their job on this tour. Is that defensible morally? What do you think? mean, it's tough.

Starting point is 01:03:20 It's not easy. Who fucked up is that Robert guy? Because if you would have just said nothing, nobody would have cared what Malcolm Moore said because who the fuck cares about? Michael Moore used to do. Robert Kraft? Robert Kraft. He would have just not said nothing about it.

Starting point is 01:03:30 The Robert guy. Yeah, he's the Robert guy. Yeah, he's, I mean, he's a. Yeah, I mean, but dude, listen. An asshole. Yeah. I mean, it's, it's, it's, it's really bad. This is a bad sign for a lot of stuff, man.

Starting point is 01:03:44 Yeah. And, you know, I mean, he should just. find a way to do it elsewhere i guess yeah find another arena make it work but apparently he was influencing a whole the whole slate of a rent like the whole tour would have been off if did and then you found out what uh the jillette i'm not defending it by the yeah do you know what the jillette stadium does after when they're not doing uh the anthes like they track anti-semitism on the internet so it's just if you would have shut the fuck up nobody would have known about this so now everybody knows that the jellette thing is like he's one of the most powerful people no but he would have

Starting point is 01:04:17 just like it's that thing if he would have just let malcolm whatever say what he would have said he can't do that no that's not his yeah he views them as just insignificant flees on the back of the israeli state so it's like it's just a crazy play out dude it's just crazy to watch that shit happen you know i think there was some kind of takeover at some point i remember back when i was in the mix you know in in in the entertainment world in whatever 2002 three four ish and there was a normalcy still there. Like, you know, I remember, like, I did a Super Bowl after party, and Diddy was, like, the, you know, another big name there.

Starting point is 01:04:54 And he was still normal then. Like, I don't know when things crossed over into satanic ritual shit. You know what I mean? But something happened in the last 25 years. It's crazy. That started this. But it wasn't like that before. Like, these guys were normal when I would see them and meet them and hang out with them.

Starting point is 01:05:12 They weren't weirdo freak. that were under some kind of spell, you know, and now they all appear to be. So I don't know when we had that crossover, but that's my take anyways. Well, you know, it begins with a lot of the gangster rap stuff and just the projection of certain people as not being those people. I mean, hip-hop, like, you know, when you find out that Biggie Small stole his name, his persona, and a lot of his songs from some Mississippi rapper. You find out Tupac is just, you know, is basically dancing like that Lucifer statue, you know, just tiptoeing through the tulips over there.

Starting point is 01:05:54 You know, none of it's real. Yeah. Drake isn't that guy. I mean, and it goes back to the Thomas Solt quote, man, in a world of the man, in a side of the man's perfection, only liars can thrive. So they create these personas for what you want. because everything is is just easily digestible shit it's all plug and play

Starting point is 01:06:19 it's so interesting when I was in that world to meet so many people like that like guys who ran the business part they were they were all fake it was it was all just built on on pillars of lies and deceit and it was it was so wild to see

Starting point is 01:06:36 you know you know that that whatever that receiver de John Love from the San Francisco 49ers you know I know you know that story. I experience, I know a real life Dejaun Love before Dejaun Love, before the internet. I befriended this guy. So for those who don't know what you're talking about, they're talking about the fake 49er player who wasn't actually not a player, just a fake 49er that was just working chicks for money playing this persona.

Starting point is 01:07:09 Like he would walk around with his helmet ever, like who does that? That's like, oh, I'm a big stand-up and I'm at Jamba Juice with a microphone in my hand. No, he would pick up chicks with the helmet on the passenger side, and he would make the girls, like, give it to him, like, as if it was his sidepiece in the car. It was the funniest thing. And the girls would believe it. He was like, I just got out of power like this, can you my helmet? And they would just hand it to him.

Starting point is 01:07:34 I think it's fucked up, but it's pretty genius. It's like makeup. So I know a guy who still to this day lives that life. He told people that he was an NFL player. He looked apart. He was 6-4-2-20, good-looking black guy. He could speak well. And he got into places and created businesses out of that.

Starting point is 01:07:54 I mean, he's had babies and children. They all think that this is who he is. This was before the Internet. And I started to figure out who he was. And I'm like, man, there's something wrong. So I started digging on him and I figured him out. I may be the only person that knows that his entire life is a lie. He is a Dejan Love.

Starting point is 01:08:09 He's a real one. He's in politics now. He's built a lot of things on a lifetime lie, and he's the original day John Love. I'm not going to throw his name out there, but it's wild. Politics and he's talking about how he played pro sports? Yeah. Would that eventually come out? Well, I mean, it did for a while.

Starting point is 01:08:29 Remember that Queenie Congressman who got, he just lied about everything? What was his name? Hispanic guy? Oh, George Santos. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. Yeah, yeah. I mean, he was the employment. He's exactly the same as that guy.

Starting point is 01:08:41 age of 9-11. They went to the moon, whatever it was. He would just start making shit up. Yeah, they found him out. Just spitballing. There was a soccer player that played in this many teams. We did a story about this guy. Played zero games.

Starting point is 01:08:57 He faked injuries. He would just like send in articles and be like, look, I played here. I used to have this jersey. Same shit. Wait, those are like some real clubs. No, he played all these real clubs. He would never get in the game. He would come up away and he just.

Starting point is 01:09:10 Yeah. He's known as like the... And then one time, one time he was about to... He was about to... He was on like a crime boss's team, and the crime boss's like, I want him in now. So it goes in and he's like freaking out.

Starting point is 01:09:26 So he just starts swinging on this other player. And he's like, he insulted your mother. And I would not stand for that. And he got signed for another year. Yeah. Oh, it's funny. He would just literally walk... Because back of the day, they didn't have self-

Starting point is 01:09:40 phones, but he had one of the first original ones, and he would just walk up to the general manager, be like, I'm talking to the other team. They want to sign me right now. Do you want to sign or want? That's the best story. Carlos Kaiser, Carlos Raposo, he looks like Maradona, too. He does, yeah. He contributed to it. It's a brilliant, a Brazilian con artist and former footballer, although his abilities were far short of a professional standard, he managed to sign for numerous clubs during his decade-long career, never played a game, and the closest occurrence ended in a red card while warming up, like you said. He hid his limited ability with injuries, frequent team changes, and other ruses. So, you know what it is, dude? So one team gets him on the payroll,

Starting point is 01:10:24 realizes he's a phony, and they're like, well, we can't tell anybody until we get him off of our books, right? So then they're like, bro, you're going to love this Carlos Kuyahue. Yeah, they just kept trading him. We'll give him to you for. or five lattes. You know what I mean? For that African girl. We'll give a teacher for that after you girl.

Starting point is 01:10:42 That's a fair trade. And he just gets passed down making a decent wage the whole time. All the way till 92. He got away with it for a lot like when it was like the internet started coming. Not internet.

Starting point is 01:10:51 Those are like real teams in South America too. Yeah, real teams. Proper professional football team. But it's not just like he tried out made the team. Like how do you try out and make the team? He tried out? See, I don't.

Starting point is 01:11:05 No, he actually was on the team. Because this says he wasn't like a other standard. Let's see. Okay. Early career, nicknamed Kaiser due to his purported resemblance to Franz Beckham. He doesn't like Franz Beckhamauer at all. I guess they can't tell white people apart down there.

Starting point is 01:11:21 When he was young, Carlos Raposo began his youth career, Botafogo and then moved to Flamenco. In 79, he impressed the scouts of Puebla. So he got one opportunity, basically, early as a young man, during a training session and was signed by the Mexican club

Starting point is 01:11:36 although he was released months after without playing a single match. He later returned to Brazil and began a career as a farce footballer. Since he wanted to be a footballer, but he did not want to play football. Becoming a friend of many footballers, Carlos Torres, Ricardo Rocha, Renato Gaucho. So he had a big network to recommend him whenever he needed to be transferred. Oh, he was like a good hang. This guy's a great hang, bro. This is the guy with the Coke.

Starting point is 01:12:10 You know what I mean? He's like, he's always got Coke. With a physical shape similar to other professional footballers, but totally lacking skills. His fraud consisted of assigning a short contract and stating that he was lacking match fitness so that he would spend the first weeks only with physical training where he could shine. He was great at physical training. When he had to train with other players, he would feign hamstring injuries. The technology at the time made it.

Starting point is 01:12:34 difficult to detect the fraud. He had a dentist who claimed he had a focal infection, whatever that is, whenever any club wanted to go further. He's got a hot tooth whenever it's time to go play. By following these steps, he managed to stay a few months at various clubs, just training and without ever being exposed. Another tactic was to befriend journalists. This makes total sense, so that they would write fictional stories about him. In one newspaper, it was reported that he had such a great time at Pueba that he was once invited to become a Mexican citizen to play for the national team. Like you said, he used, no, he didn't have a real mobile phone. He used toy mobile phones, expensive and uncommon at the time to create fake conversations in foreign languages

Starting point is 01:13:19 to reject non-existent transfer offers or to create an image. Oh, that's so funny. He's just talking in some fan. He's like, oh, yeah, hey, I do. This is, this is Real Madrid. They want me bad. Upon returning to Brazil, he went back to Budapogo starting his first career. Oh, man, he just went forever. He would pretend. Oh, he didn't even know English. He would pretend to speak English to buy himself more time.

Starting point is 01:13:46 So he was just pretending to speak English on the phone, the fake phone. So funny. That must be a documentary. Was that a documentary? I saw it on Doom scrolling, dude. He signed an exclusive agreement with a UK production company, Nods and Follies. can we interview this guy we got to get him on

Starting point is 01:14:04 BS right I'll see if I can find him There's no way he's still alive He don't speak English Of course he is He don't speak English He probably learned After faking in all those years

Starting point is 01:14:14 Yeah he was born in 63 Dude He's not that old There's no way he's still alive He doesn't have a death date on here He's still alive He's gonna be like 80 something He was born in 63

Starting point is 01:14:24 What are you talking about? Oh yeah that's true That's like younger and my dad bro Okay This says that he's signed a production thing in like 2018. I've had a bad show, dude. I mean, I'm

Starting point is 01:14:34 yeah, he's 63 years old. Um, yeah. They call him the Kaiser, the greatest footballer to never play football. The goat of no goats. Oh, there is a movie. Okay. There is a movie about it? Yeah, it's called Kaiser, the greatest footballer to never play football.

Starting point is 01:14:49 It came out in 2018. I'm watching that when I go. That's crazy. Quick question. Do they still have cabbage patch dolls for like kids? Yeah, I'm sure. I'm sure. It's not, but isn't it crazy?

Starting point is 01:15:02 Like, what they always do is they, there's something dark or something they don't want you to know. So they create a brand that they push to the front. So when you look it up, that's what comes up. That's right. They show it in plain sight. They show you. They have to show us. And not only is there still cabbage patch babies, there is something called Baby Land General Hospital.

Starting point is 01:15:25 And it's in Cleveland, Georgia. And it is the home of the cabbage patch. You can go there right now and they do a ritual every day where these cabbage babies come out of the earth from a tree of life with crystals. They inject them with this shit. It's a crazy ritual. You can look it up on my name. What are you talking about? Babyland General Hospital.

Starting point is 01:15:46 I do the dig in, Sam. I do the research. Not only that. Listen, Sam, listen, not only that, there is on their walls signed autographed pictures. by celebrities inside a baby land general hospital. Take the tour. Yeah. You've got to see the whole ritual.

Starting point is 01:16:09 Oh, the floor. You're right, Johnny. Oh, there's the floor. There's even more, though. Yeah, so that's one of the floors. It's Missat. Yeah, there it is. There it is.

Starting point is 01:16:16 Look at that. Keep going because I bet we'll be able to see. See, there's a tree of life. There's these, they got these hybrid things called bunny bees that pollinate the fucking babies. Hold on, go on. Oh, can you expand that? So we can see if we could see it.

Starting point is 01:16:34 Oh, look at that, dude. Yeah, yeah. And there's videos on this too. Like, if you go on YouTube, you'll find it. You'll find it. So, so we'll see what we find here. Then I'm going to read you the list of celebrities that are hanging on the wall with autographed pictures. It's really an interesting, another little rabbit hole.

Starting point is 01:16:56 Wow. You become a doctor? Yeah. And then you get papers just like. like you get social security cards, you get papers that kind of locks you into the system just like we are locked in as well. Oh yeah, I never thought about that. Yeah, yeah. So let me, I'm going to run down a list here while you're going through there, just of some of the celebrities that hang on the wall inside of this freaking Babyland Hospital. Michael Jackson, Donald Trump, Hugh Hepner,

Starting point is 01:17:24 Quincy Jones, Jack, Nicholas, Nicholson, Whoopi Goldward, Wopi Goldberg, Henry Winkler, Bert Reynolds, George Lucas. I mean, it goes on and on and on. Eddie Murphy. A lot of shady people, dude. A lot of shady people. And they went there. They, I don't know if they were cloned there.

Starting point is 01:17:43 I don't know why they hang on the wall and they have an autographed pictures of all these people. Andy Warhol, Marlon Maples, Kenny Rogers, I think I said Eddie Murphy, Wayne Gretzky. Oh, Caitlin Jenner, when she was Bruce Jenner, Lou Farragamo, Pop-a-Rotty, Tom Selleck. I mean, George Lucas, I don't make it up. These are just specs. That's a really creepy place. Yeah. Yeah.

Starting point is 01:18:09 But again, they put that out. So when people look up cabbage patch dolls, that's what's come up. And they don't hear about the orphan trains. Correct. They did that with Black Panther. They did it with a whole bunch of stuff. They put it right in our face, man. And that's what they need to do to keep us kind of, you know, they tell us what they're doing.

Starting point is 01:18:27 And we are in agreement with them, honestly. You know, and I think that that's what these rabbit holes allow us to really not be in agreement with the system anymore. Like, that's what I use these tools for. I go down these journeys because I'm no longer in agreement with the narrative or the system that they've given us. I try to operate outside of the matrix outside of the system as much as I can. And that's really the only way or one of the ways that we can start breaking away and get sovereignty within ourselves and in our mindsets and, you know, move forward in a positive way. So that's what we can do, my friends. Ron, great show.

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Starting point is 01:20:00 and allow you to stay at the... I would love that, buddy. I would love that. You get to the East coach. You can stay here anytime, my man. I love that. I just want to hang by that rock, too. Hey, all right, guys, enjoy the highlights. Here's a clip from the latest broken sim. So I say free Palestine. I say free Lebanon. I say free Cuba. I say free Congo, free Sudan, free all people in America living in fear over this terrorist organization. I say free Cuba. organization ice. Okay. Okay. We're out, bro.

Starting point is 01:20:30 Oh, we're out. We're just here to see the redhead sing. Until we are all free. This song is called. Move all the illegals into McNamore's house. Just move them in there. That is a lot, I will say. Having heard it now for the first time, it is a lot.

Starting point is 01:20:46 Free transgenders. Free left-handed people. Free people who only have the use of one eye. Beah! Remind me. Tiny dick dudes. Make them feel wanted. I mean, is there anyone you didn't hit? Free furries. Yeah, they're weird. They dress like animals, but they're still people. Free furries who frame their boyfriends for assassinating conservative political figures. Free people still go to Rock Horror Picture Show, even though that's dumb. Free them.

Starting point is 01:21:20 Oh, boy. Okay, so Robert Kraft gets wind of this. Robert Kraft. I wonder if he was mid-hand job when he got that. Some illegal Asian. Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah. Old Hebrew hammer of his. And she's down there and she's like, Mr. Kraft, why you soft?

Starting point is 01:21:40 And he's like, I just read the worst, the worst possible news. Well, you go find day port noise thing? And we don't have to listen to it all. I've already pulled it. But, oh, man, right there in the middle, he gives it all away, dude. Yes, he does. We got to explain it first. Okay, so Kraft figures out,

Starting point is 01:21:58 learns what's happening with McElmore and gives Ed Shearin an ultimatum, like, hey, you drop this guy off the tour, or your tour is not going to appear, not only in my stadium, but in several other stadiums that I have kind of bullied into this opinion. We've learned now that some of the owners, it was like David Tepper is one of the owners,

Starting point is 01:22:19 Arthur Blank with the Falcons, I think maybe the Eagles owner, but others. It would have devastated the tour. Right. At that point, even if you're a billionaire, there's bigger billionaires out there.

Starting point is 01:22:34 And they can destroy your business. They can plant stories. They can do all this shit. Like, Johnny, I'm being honest with you. I think all the billionaires of baseball conspired against the Dodgers owner. Because they want him out. Because he's freewheeling spend.

Starting point is 01:22:55 And they said this when they hired you, when they want to sell you a franchise, they ask you, are you going to George Steinbrenner it? And you have to agree not to do that. And then they just George Steinbrenner did. Yeah, he shouldn't have done that. So Ed Sheeran drops McElmore, obviously. And Ed Shearin's band quits the tour in solidarity with Mclemore. So Ed Shearine, I don't know.

Starting point is 01:23:24 I guess he's going to have to play. All this opening acts quit, too. Yeah, yeah, like people just drop it. Now, and I get Ed Shearhan's argument is probably like, hey, I'm trying to save these jobs. But if all these people are quitting, I mean, what is your risk there? The question is this, dude. Like, you kind of feel for Ed Sheridan because he's been dragged into this, right? But then when you see he's made appearances with Zelensky's, he went to Robert Kraft's wedding.

Starting point is 01:23:50 Yeah, he says he's not political. That was his thing. And then all I just all these clips of him being a political retard. Exactly. You know, I feel for him, but it's like, it's just, I mean, this is a Streisand effect. And it's like, it's pointing out how ridiculous this is. And if you run the Dave Portnoy shit, we'll see exactly how ridiculous it is. I got it right here.

Starting point is 01:24:16 So this is Dave Portnoy, the Barstool sports guy. If you're not a sports person, you won't know who this is. But he's a guy who used to be kind of cool and is now considered widely to be. be a total dip shit. So check this out. This was him on X. He posted this video to his social media on X. All right.

Starting point is 01:24:36 I got to wait in real quick on his bobcraft head. Oh, stop. Stop. Does anyone, is there any chance we don't already know his take? It's like, why are you doing this?

Starting point is 01:24:47 We already know what you're going to say. Yeah, yeah, yeah, exactly. Like, why, why are you doing this? We already know. He's one of those guys. You got to throw yourself into it. Like you're about to say something important. And this is from the guy who's about free speech and everything like that and thought

Starting point is 01:25:04 it was okay to put out a baby dick on a fucking out on his fucking, his website. So just know that. Like he thought it was okay to put out four year old's dick. That's easy for YouTube with that. Okay. Yeah, you know. YouTube, we're talking dangerous conspiracies. No, yeah, YouTube, this is, we're talking about a relevant news story. Yeah. That's, that's, that's one of those holes. Sorry. Essentially, Ed Shearin is going on a worldwide tour. He's scheduled to perform at Gillette.

Starting point is 01:25:37 Maclemore is the opener. Bob Kraft owns Gillette Stadium. A couple tour stops before Bob Kraft catches win. The Maclemore is the opener is essentially turning this into a political rally, a pro-free Palestine rally. He has the Palestinian flag. He has brutal imagery from the war on the big street. Remember that line.

Starting point is 01:25:58 Remember that line. Bob Crap, I'm sure did what I did when I saw this. He researched McLemore. It didn't take long to learn. McLemore has a pretty shady past. He already at a prior concert dressed him wildly anti-Semitic. This is before the October 7th attacks. Oh my God.

Starting point is 01:26:15 How could they do that? Looks like the greedy Jew meme. He dressed like Gringo Star. He had to apologize. He was like, oh, my God. But still, it's like, huh, maybe, maybe this. Freep Halstein thing he's doing his little more deep-seated hatred than what he's making it seem like he's also okay sorry Sam it's making me nauseous seeing this brutal imagery of him dressed

Starting point is 01:26:38 as a brutal imagery dude oh my god a 9-11 truther like he was yucking up oh oh okay I mean he did George Bush was responsible for the oh my god dude not great uh he also blamed or called what was going on in Gaza, genocide. 12 days after Israel responded. He was already saying it was a genocide. Oh my God. This is the part that is the funniest part to me, dude. He's like, okay, it might be a genocide now,

Starting point is 01:27:11 but he called it a genocide way too early. Oh my God. Only 11 days in was he calling it a genocide. That's the funny part to me. It's like, yeah, sure, it may be is a genocide now, but he called it a genocide 11 days in. Yeah, yeah. Now, keep in mind, he's not mentioning the 2,000 innocent Jews

Starting point is 01:27:32 who have murdered, rape, slaughtered with Moss invaded Israel. And by the way, just to put that population-wise, I don't think people get the gravity of it. In the United States, population and population, Israel, the United States, if that happened, that's the equivalent, the amounts of population, population, like 11-9-11s happening at once. That's how big of a deal.

Starting point is 01:27:53 By the way, Johnny, stop. He added that. Yeah, that was an edit. That was an edit. Yeah, he edited that, yeah. He probably got the math wrong. Hilarious, dude.

Starting point is 01:28:02 Yeah, he probably got the math on. He did editing on his retarded speech. Yeah. So dumb, dude. You know he didn't do that, by the way. You know, he sent it to some poor intern. He's got to edit all his rants. He said, I actually did the math, sir.

Starting point is 01:28:14 It's only nine. It's not 40, 40, 9-11. Fuck, fuck, fuck, fine. Fine. Let me just say this. Let me just say this. It's like, guys, I did the math. If you did it to America, it would be 6 million people lost.

Starting point is 01:28:28 Six million. Sorry, sir. It wasn't actually 900, 9-11s. It was just 11. In 12 days after you respond, this guy, who has a history of being anti-Semitic, a 9-11 truther is already blaming Israel. Who are you arguing for?

Starting point is 01:28:45 If you don't know, Bob Kraft has spent the last 10 years of his life aggressively. fighting anti-Semitism and hate. I've been to Gillette. They have like an anti-Semitism like war room where they track all the hatred that's going on. Well, this guy is hilarious. He's a Super Bowl. The little Super Bowl ads, a little blue square fighting hatred.

Starting point is 01:29:06 That's who Bob Kraft is. And he owns Gillette Stadium. And McLemore, this anti-Semitic 9-11 truther who is now turning us into a political rally, you're going to come into Bob Kraft's house and spit in his face. No fucking way. That's not censorship. Everyone now is like, oh, Bob Kraft got McElmore, fire, that censorship, freedom of speech. This ain't freedom of speech. He owns the stadium. It's his house. Would you have a party and invite somebody over who's just going to spew what you consider hatred? Maclemore, you're the opener for Ed Shearan. People are buying Ed Shearan tickets. If I'm a Jew and I love Ed Shearin, I do like Ed Shearin. And I go to the Juerichron concert. I don't want to hear a free Palestine. rant from a guy who I don't think is being genuine about it all.

Starting point is 01:29:54 Okay, Johnny, how much longer do we have to go? As the right to exist. I don't want to fucking hear that one. Yeah. Ed Shearing. I didn't take to hear McElmore, give me a political speech. Hey, Dave. I paid to hear.

Starting point is 01:30:05 Hey, Dave, do you think anybody who paid for fucking NFL tickets want to hear BLM bullshit during the fucking game that your boy handjob craft shoved down everybody's fucking throat and literally said it's okay to protest? America and protest white people. This is it, dude, this is it, Dave. It's over, bro. The protected classes are done. The people being getting their ass carved out by fucking the news in Hollywood forever

Starting point is 01:30:36 are fucking over it. Okay? You set a precedence, Robert Kraft. You said it's okay to protest groups. BLM was all about white people. And your boy, hand-timore. Job Kraft said that was okay and fucking put his season ticket owners through fucking propaganda. Do you think I'm going to go watch a football game where I just spent $300 for a fucking

Starting point is 01:31:03 ticket? I want to hear about how I'm a racist motherfucker. I don't need you to tell me that. I already know that. All right? I don't need to hear an echo of it. Go fuck yourself. Yeah.

Starting point is 01:31:16 I don't need you to tell me what I already know. Okay? I don't need you to tell me what I journey. off to every night, okay? Yeah, 100%. Just shut the fuck up. Okay? There's no protected classes anymore.

Starting point is 01:31:31 And my favorite line is this. I'm showing horrific scenes for the war. That's why he's saying it, you dumbass. Yeah. That's why he's saying it. He's showing brutal imagery of this genocide. Can you believe that he would do that? Oh, my God.

Starting point is 01:31:46 Hey, Dave, 2024 wants their data back. because that's all you're saying is 2024 data, dude. It's absolutely ridiculous. What about the brutal murder? Nobody thinks that's funny and nobody thinks that's okay. You know who you want to get mad at? Dude, not fucking Arabs and hang gliders. You want to get mad at Netanyahu.

Starting point is 01:32:08 That's all coming out. Let it happen. And what Dave's saying right now is Dave is calling IDF soldiers fucking liars who testified that they had a stand-down order. And just like 9-11, an anti-terrorism unit was sent to the other side of Israel, which is like five blocks away, okay?

Starting point is 01:32:29 So the point is, it's like, this is the false flag, the Mass Hannibal directive. And you're yelling about this? Oh, if you did population-wise, that would be like 9 to 9-11. It's like, dude, nobody's followed for, dog. And like, the one thing I will give him, Robert Kraft has the right to allow,

Starting point is 01:32:49 in his stadium what he wants. I have no problems with that. But to call around to other people and put pressure on them, it's ridiculous, dude. You're defending a dude, Dave, piece of Dave that's on the Epstein files. In the Epstein files. Like, nobody's taking what you're saying serious.

Starting point is 01:33:11 I'm sorry, dude. He's on the Epstein files. Like, he sleeps on them every night. Yeah, he does. That's probably why they can't find them. They're under his bed. Yeah, Dave Gordon, just makes himself increasingly. But that was so funny.

Starting point is 01:33:25 Brutal seeds from the, yeah, that we can't talk about. We can't call the genocide. Brutal seeds. Brutal imagery from the war that didn't happen. From the war that is justified to kill everybody. It's not genocide? You know what it is? It's worse. It's an annihilation. It's an utter annihilation.

Starting point is 01:33:45 This is McElmore's statement. He says, I'm not sure how to start this, so I'm going to speak from the heart. Ed Sheeran and his team have made the decision to remove me from the tour. Before I get into it, I want to say this is something that should be obvious. In this moment, I think it matters. I am not a victim. Ed Sheeran is not a victim. If you'd like to hear the rest of this episode, subscribe to Broken Simulation in your podcasting app or check us out at YouTube.com slash Sam Tripoli. There's lizard people everywhere. That's some interdimensional shit.

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