Tin Foil Hat With Sam Tripoli - #862: The Austin Serial Killer and the Catcher In The Rye with William Ramsey

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Starting point is 00:00:27 There's lizard people everywhere. That's some interdimensional shit. Wake up, Aaron. This is only the beginning. You just blew my mind. Are you ready to get your mind blown? William, I'm gonna ask you a question. Okay.

Starting point is 00:00:53 Do you buy into this theory that some of these fires that in LA are about getting, hiding tunnels and, uh, and evidence for crazy shit that happens in LA. This kind of, uh, all over the, all over the place, you know, because again, Kind of all over the place, you know, because again, we've, we've talked about Harry. Um, the guy who owned, um, more Harry Morton, the young man, he was, uh, he, he, he owned, uh, the hard rock at it's hay day during its glory days. And then he owned pink taco on sunset. And like a week before his death, He talked about how there were tunnels under Sunset that connected anything and then a week later he's dead What are your thoughts on that, you know

Starting point is 00:01:32 I'm almost I'm pretty sure there's tunnels under playboy. So like the playboy mansion in that area I think that's kind of confirmed. I think that's pretty good So whether I know that there's an underground under the Getty Museum at least the one that's kind of confirmed. I think that's pretty good so whether I know that there's an underground under the Getty Museum at least the one that's kind of over by Brentwood So whether that's there's like something to disguise that I don't know but the Getty family is whacked like I've done some research into them and like literally J Paul Getty jr. Was one of the beneficiaries of Kenneth anger like he would pay his tickets to go to Europe

Starting point is 00:02:06 just for wholesale. So the Getty family is very curious. So that may be the maybe the tunnel story is the cover for like how strange John Paul Getty was the senior guy. He was like on par with, with like, I mean, there's rumors about that guy. I don't know if you've heard the crazy days and nights rumors about that guy I don't know if you've heard the crazy days and nights rumors about Gettys senior where he had like a

Starting point is 00:02:27 whole harem of women from the Philippines you ever hear that story I wouldn't doubt it I wouldn't doubt it yeah I mean like that's what these rich guys like they you know like the whole thing about the Getty we had that one guest on it was talking about how the basement the Getty was full of children and and Right after that story comes out bang all of a sudden. There's a huge fire there Yeah, no read the story and crazy days and nights about Getty senior They said they wasted all of his kind of like harem like they got too dicey

Starting point is 00:03:01 They didn't want him to live so they just killed him off. I don't know if it's true or not Well, you know there were're either one like what? The three families. I think there's four families. I can't remember, but it's the Gettys, the Browns, the Pelosi's. And then there's one more family that they say run California for the last hundred and some years. And yeah, I think that's right.

Starting point is 00:03:20 I mean, Nusen owes his whole life to the Gettys. He was in business with one of the Gettys offspring. I think it was Balthazar, one of the other ones, Balthazar's brother, but they owned a place. When I was in San Francisco in the 90s, it was called Plump Jack, and it was in a place of San Francisco called the Cow Hollow, which is kind of off of the Marina. So it was kind of a nice area but that's where Newsome was doing coke and drinking all the time like his dad was a lawyer and he went to st. Ignatius. So He was connected. I don't think he got his job on talent. No, I mean and the data that they did over time Showed that he is a psychopathic liar and that he has no problems with staring you right in the eye and lying to you.

Starting point is 00:04:07 I mean, dude, there's no better video of him going, I'm on the phone with the president. She's like, can I hear? And he's like, I can't get through. And just like, there you go, man, lied right in the back. Maybe it's my wife, I don't know. Yeah, it's total baloney. Yeah, it's total baloney, dude.

Starting point is 00:04:24 I know somebody who knew him and like He was just he was a super serious rich boy monster Olympic Club, which is like one of the bigger clubs were literally right next to the Bohemian Club in San Francisco a lot of people don't know about it, but he was part of that kind of so but a lot of people don't know about it, but he was part of that kind of crew. So, you know, him and Justin Trudeau are the same guy. Yeah, I think you're right. They're the exact same guy. They're this charismatic, you know, good looking,

Starting point is 00:04:57 you know, male liberal that makes progressive females panties drop. Slit your throat to get ahead. Yeah, I mean dude. It's just like you will always get a Progressive women to vote for the good-looking White night every time and it does not matter What they've done or how bad they've destroyed the city or your country or your state or your province, they're going to vote for them because they, these women tend to work in corporate environments where you're almost at gunpoint forced to have group think. And

Starting point is 00:05:37 if you don't have group think, you never get promoted and you got to vote. I mean like people, you know, I have friends of mine who are always like we gotta get rid of the electoral system I go then you're just gonna have Canada because all Canada is is Toronto votes for who is the who's the leader and They shouldn't even have voting anywhere else. It should just be Toronto who does Toronto want to be the president? That's the president. It's a giant metropolis of group think. Yeah, it's scary. California's just stolen state. Like they took. I mean, they've been stealing elections here probably 20, 25 years without a doubt.

Starting point is 00:06:16 Yeah, I mean, they've stole the hundreds of billions of dollars. So hundreds of billions of dollars is missing. Nobody wants to talk about it because it's a very easy number to say because for this lame kind of Speed train they're supposed to build between LA and San Francisco There's 125 billion missing and then you throw in the 24 billion for the homeless which has not been solved That's 150 billion right off the top. These are Billions, this isn't millions. No, you're right And here's the whole thing you if you're giving 24 billion dollars of people

Starting point is 00:06:50 That if they actually do what you're asking them to do they're out of a job So why would they solve it? It's never gonna happen ever ever ever ever ever and that's just the way it is and like billions and billions and whatever you think this doge Department of government efficiency is and you know, there's a lot of people are saying we're ushering in the the pellet air Mafia the PayPal mafia And I'm not saying you're you're wrong at all. You're probably 100% correct, but it's like They can get away with what they're doing because they're showing us look at all, you're probably 100% correct. But it's like, they can get away with what they're doing

Starting point is 00:07:26 because they're showing us, look at all this fraud. So more people are focused on the fraud than what's the next shoe that drops. And I get it. And like, the fact that, someone put out a video that was so interesting. It was like this woman going, I was in charge of research to see how we could safely

Starting point is 00:07:43 get the data for What's what's a safely for the amount of genders and Non-binary people and you're like that is the greatest example of the waste of Usa aid right there. So I think it's literally just downloaded that video I saw someone kind of trying to defend um Sesame Street in Iraq so yeah yeah they were like what was the defense of that huh what do how do you defend that there's kids in Iraq they're not our kids I well I break that we did break that in Iraq that I could see defending that on the basis that we wrecked that country you know so maybe we have some obligation

Starting point is 00:08:28 but Sesame Street maybe build a hospital you know what I mean or give them jobs yeah you can work on do something tangible can you give me the opportunity to share please absolutely yeah we will we will where we do that in the show we give guests a creative share I only want I was just gonna show you this video. We can watch it. Okay, it's crazy. It's so funny, dude I know it's such a it's like it's not even believable like it's I think Elon Musk come I got it from Elon Musk He said we're parody in reality. You can't tell the difference. So like that's true Okay, there we go cut it Funded study was terminated. I never received a written letter. But I was told to stop work immediately and that no more research expenditures would be allowed.

Starting point is 00:09:15 My study to explore how to safely collect sexual orientation and gender identity and cancer care practices was in response to the American Society of Clinical Oncology, the American Medical Association, the US Preventative Services Task Force, and many other national professional standard setting bodies that recognize that we need better data to create better clinical guidelines for lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender,

Starting point is 00:09:38 queer, and intersex people. Woo! Intersex, what's that? Think about that, stop it, stop it. That's it. She is saying that we need to do research into queer

Starting point is 00:09:52 non-binary trans cancer research. You don't think they get cancer, Sam? Well, I mean do they get a special kind of cancer? Is it different cancer? Is it non-binary queer cancer?

Starting point is 00:10:08 Intersex cancer. Is it intersex cancer? It's crazy. He is William Ramsey. He has a great podcast called William Ramsey Investigates. William, welcome back. Thanks for having me. Glad to be with you.

Starting point is 00:10:23 William, for those who don't remember your past wonderful appearances, can you tell us a little bit about yourself and where our listeners can find you? Yeah, I have a podcast. It's in the top 0.5%. I guess that's in the top 30,000 podcasts in the world. I have over 1,300 episodes. You can find it on iTunes or Spotify or wherever you find your podcasts. I have five documentaries You can find on Pete find on patreon and five books that you can find on Amazon You are always cranking out content and that's why we appreciate you. I always love your tweets and I try to share them as much as possible guys again, if you want to see me live. I'm gonna be

Starting point is 00:11:07 Feings Arizona next weekend Louisville, Kentucky, Fort Wayne, Indiana. Then I just added Detroit, Michigan. I keep getting asked for Detroit. I'm going to the Comedy Bar. It's a new comedy club there. Tacoma, and then Tacoma by myself. Go to samturbick.com, grab those tickets right there, and a new t-shirt is available.

Starting point is 00:11:23 Just so you know, new t-shirt. That's right, go to t-shirts. Look at that, new t-shirt is available just so you know new t-shirt that's right go to t-shirts look at that new t-shirt here we go drumroll please fuck Zuck is now available you can get the fuck Zuck t-shirt because he keeps shadow banning William ah you know a while ago you always have a green light to come on the show you're one of the people that we always enjoy having on the show and hopefully you won't be like some of the other crazy people we gave that green light to that went nuts on the show. I know you won't.

Starting point is 00:11:54 Like Dr. Shiva and Bishop Larry Gayter. But I love all your stuff. So Mark hit me up and he was like, yeah, William Ramsey has a, uh, a crazy, uh, not that you're crazy, but a crazy story kind of wants to talk about. And that is the smiley face killer in Austin and how it's connected to the comedy scene. And I was like, okay, here we go. Bang, bang pal. Let's hear what you got.

Starting point is 00:12:23 So would you like to talk about that? Well, I mean, there's been a spate, I've studied the smiley face killers or what's known as the smiley face killer since like 2016. So it's been almost eight years. And it used to be in just kind of college towns, but recently there's been some recent kind of deaths in other big cities that didn't used to have the kind of phenomenon of young men

Starting point is 00:12:47 disappearing to be found in water later and recently probably within the last couple years in Austin there's been like 15 cases and In Chicago as well, which are unusual used to be kind of the epicenter were like Boston, New York City Maybe a little bit in San Francisco, but Upon like review and looking at this thing I think it has to be seen, this kind of phenomenon has to be seen in the larger kind of corruption that's taking place in Democrat run urban centers, because they're covering up a lot of stuff. But in this kind of what's been happening in Austin, is that some of these guys are associated with comedy, clubs, and entertainment. So there's been a number of deaths. One was, one was not a death. It was a guy who got lucky.

Starting point is 00:13:34 His name was Christian Pugh. And he was at a comedy event with it was Tom Segura's comedy. Oh my God. Oh my God. Really? He dis he lost track of time. He was found near, what is it? Lady Bird Lake, right?

Starting point is 00:13:53 This is the main lake that's in Austin for people who don't know the topography of Austin. But he was found near kind of in their weeds there 60 hours later. And I do have a video of him telling Tom Sager about how he was possibly a victim. Some reason he survived. He was he had very serious injuries, by the way. He had I think he was in the hospital for almost a week. Like

Starting point is 00:14:18 he had fractures and things like that. So somebody beat him up really bad. I assume that he was gonna die. His name is Christian Pugh Pugh God Yeah, that was one of them. There was another recent case that happened in Austin where a body was found literally if you went directly south from the City center City Hall of Austin into Lady Bird Lake,

Starting point is 00:14:45 there was a body found. And the initial report said it was a heart attack. And then that change from a heart attack to a shooting or suicide. And I know people, there's people who are around who go to these sites and take pictures and it clearly wasn't a heart attack. It was a young man from Israel, it was an Israeli national. He was 25 and he was in town to

Starting point is 00:15:11 go to comedy clubs. That was his thing. That's the guy that was missing, right? Oh yeah. The images like weren't consistent with the heart attack, right? This is, this is Christian Pugh right here. So this is the guy that survived Tom Segura's show He was at Tom Segura's show. There's no question about it, and he met him So there's a video I wish I could I could share it with you but he went missing after Tom Segura's like literally like it was Tom Segura and then Then blackout then found near Lady Bird Lake. What if he's three days later on Garth Brooks? What if it's actually Tom? Well, we haven't gotten there yet. So those are two cases of the many in the red. They call it the rainy street ripper. A lot of these people who analyze these cases, they're right, but they may not see the bigger picture of this phenomenon on a national or global level

Starting point is 00:16:05 But there is like 15 cases and a lot of you all fit the same Kind of mo young guy out maybe acting strange Not actually in character like maybe two drinks and then starts acting strange Anyway Tom Segura and his wife run Her family hour. I can't remember the name of the podcast, but they know Anyway, Tom Segura and his wife were on Family Hour. I can't remember the name of the podcast. But Dave- We know.

Starting point is 00:16:29 Yeah. Your mom's house? That podcast? Your mom's house. Yeah. Christina Pajitsky. Yeah. Oh my God.

Starting point is 00:16:37 These are my friends. Well, I published my first, my most recent book is about the smiley face kill. It's like way too long It's 400 pages But I have a section in there because what happened last year and it actually kind of really blew up my social media I usually don't go viral or anything like that But this case was some anyway, I'm going too far these two Segura and his wife have been talking about Garth Brooks and really kind of making it almost like a semi joke about him being involved in the various activity. And, um, it's been

Starting point is 00:17:12 kind of a joke and they played videos about Garth Brooks and they call him a serial killer. Like they call him a serial killer. He thinks he looks weird that he's creepy on camera. And then he, he, and then a bunch of stuff has come out about about Garth Brooks We're the bodies. That's what they say Where the body you have no idea if you have you love just just for entertainment go to Garth Brooks page and go look At the comments. It's all your mom's house fans harassing this motherfucker I'm blocked because I used to say where the body's jeans or I used to participate

Starting point is 00:17:44 I know all about this, but I don't know what actually is coming Videos that they've compiled are weird like I've looked at them So the ones that Sager and his wife of Garth Brooks are very strange and there's actually There was the Springfield three which is Springfield, Missouri There was the Springfield three, which is a Springfield, Missouri, which I can Branson is like a kind of a center, almost like Nashville to place country music. And maybe middle America people go for entertainment and Garth Brooks was there and three women disappeared and there's been others. He said weird things like I would kill them.

Starting point is 00:18:20 He's literally on video saying, I just killed them. Who Garth Brooks? Yes. Whoa. Yeah. So and this is this is Segura and his wife. They found that I'm just repeating what they found. Yeah, for sure. This isn't me. I'm just reporting what they Yeah, we love he also had this kind of we strange time in his career Garth Brooks did where he took on a alternate kind of emo person who sang pop. So he kind of left army. So weird. Yeah. Chris Gaines. Yeah. So wasn't

Starting point is 00:18:52 Chris Gaines something like that. Chris Gaines was his name and almost like it was like a duality thing, almost like a split brain, a lot of black and white and their sequences and the Chris Gaines most popular YouTube or video popular video on YouTube where he's sitting on the star of ishtar right? So you see the star of ishtar and eyes wide shut and stuff like that. Weird hand signs like thumbs and all that stuff. Maybe you could find that video of him. But he

Starting point is 00:19:22 because this is in some way this is Chris. This is the person we're talking about, correct? That's then that's the new You see that looks like that's supposed to be Garth Brooks it is good Could have never noticed if you wouldn't told me he plays it pretty well I gotta say the music if you scroll down Maybe you could show his video his more famous video, but he's done Oh, there's another one. That picture, if you scroll just a little to the left, this is like the dual side, the black and the white, right?

Starting point is 00:19:50 It's kind of Masonic. That's him right there in this weird black and white skin tight outfit. Yeah, there right there. The second one. Oh yeah. Look at that. Oh, that is weird. It's like a mime or something.

Starting point is 00:20:04 But if you watch his video, like I said the star of ish jar very prominent like I've Done so many so much research into the occult like it's obvious to me pull that actually we don't have to have the sound I think it's just something we could see what what's the song? Do you know? Don't don't remember this most famous. It's like Like number whatever number one song. I wish I could remember anyway What I've had like your character look at that like what are you doing? Like you're like Garth Brooks with a Chris angel type vibe lost in you. Is that it? I think that's it. Yeah If I see it, I'll know it like lost in you Yeah, if I yeah lost in you watch lost in you and you'll see him

Starting point is 00:20:47 like on top of the star of ishchark almost right at the beginning he's like literally sitting there in this black kind of emo creature oh yeah um anyway so they've kind of followed this guy and he I've talked to other country people. I have that's a star of this chart He's sitting on Country like country and that's actually kind of a lot of no no no I'm supposed to a country singer doing that Yeah, that is a country. I know It was like a pop act like it he's got many it's like Trent Reznor meets Chris angel

Starting point is 00:21:29 Right, it's so weird and this is like prayerful right? He puts his hands up. He's in black. He's got his hands on his heart He's a weird guy. Anyway, it's true. It's weird So they're like the more you look into Garth Brooks it gets weirder like people have said that he's kind of like Garth Brooks, it gets weirder. Like people have said that he's kind of like, like, you know, the Hollywood find somebody talented and turns them into like a product. I've heard of other country people making that statement about Garth Brooks, like he's not some kind of like, natural guy who rose up by himself, like maybe his songs aren't his or not written by him. So like a cultural creation almost. Right, right, right, right, right, right. Controlled Op. Yeah, kind of like, yeah, like, you know, like a product, not like some guy who, you know, grinded out playing songs and real dirt.

Starting point is 00:22:15 What do we call that? What do we call that, Johnny? Cause we've talked about that when it came to like the Laurel Canyon studios. We called them what? They were Nepo babies, but they were like, is it controlled op? I mean, like it's not opposition, but. It's like culture creation.

Starting point is 00:22:35 Somebody who's culture creation. Like the Beatles are like really a good example of that. You're hitting all of our things we love here. It's weird though, because in country music, there's kind of a tradition of not playing your own songs, just being the troubadour, you know, the traveling cowboy who sings like the full collection of songs. That's like George Strait never wrote a song.

Starting point is 00:22:54 He's the biggest act in country music. He doesn't write any songs. But what's really interesting about country is like, is it the one music genre that blatant occults Satanism isn't like blatant? Well, it used to be now that you have, you know what all the, I mean, Beyonce at the top of the charts. Yeah. Which is there anything more force force and her winning best country music?

Starting point is 00:23:19 Ridiculous. Right? Nobody will listen. Like who liked that? No post Malone's gone country now. I mean, big time. He's's gone country now. I mean big time He's he's post Nirvana now. He's like all that that That's I get Nirvana on the road, man. Yeah, let's go dude. Let's go

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Starting point is 00:28:28 You know bodies that have been found there like I have a whole chapter on Austin I call it like the Austin rampage But because there were so many let me see if I can find a list of Because it made the national media So there was Julius Julio in 2015, Randy Lexfield 2018, which I did a lot of work on that one, Martin Gutierrez 2018. Pugh was 2019. We just talked about him.

Starting point is 00:28:55 Axtel was 2023, Jason John 2023, Jonathan Honey 2023, John Christopher Hayes Clark 2023 April and Then so there was those are kind of the ones that have been happening fairly recently this other Like I finished this book and then this other guy from Israel passed away. Unfortunately, I was in contact with his family a lot of the families reach out to me because I Know so much kind of about these cases and stuff like that.

Starting point is 00:29:26 So I was talking to his family, unfortunately. So Austin, the country, and then this whole event happens in Nashville, Tennessee. The disappearance of his name was Riley Strain was his name. Young guy from Springfield of all places. I mentioned Springfield earlier, but he went out I think it was Around Valentine's Day of 2024. So last year. Let me see when he went missing. Yeah, something like that. And it made the national international news and a lot of I was posting a lot because it fit the kind of standard smiley face killers profile young guy out at a bar

Starting point is 00:30:11 Get separated from his friends and literally disappears off the face of the earth. There was a massive search for him in the water involving like Divers undersea divers and all this where's his body? They never found his phone. And then he magically kind of pops up two weeks later down down river without his pants on. And he's at this place. Nashville has become kind of a go to spot much like Branson. And a lot of those places have very famous country music acts who own their bars there. So this guy, Riley Strain, was at one guy, Luke Bryan's bar,

Starting point is 00:30:52 if you know Luke Bryan, but also this guy. There's other famous people there who own bars as well. So he was at this Luke Bryan bar disappears, but then like there was this I mean who was in town of all people who's in town when Riley strain disappears Garth Brooks He's playing a show there And Garth Brooks has a bar there too as well And Garth Brooks has a bar there too as well. So there's some weird ties.

Starting point is 00:31:28 It's very like what's going on and what is going on. There is like the psychic who I followed. Somebody sent me her stuff. Her name is Sloan Bella. Yeah, she's been on the show. Oh, really? I don't know. We should have her back on.

Starting point is 00:31:40 Yeah, you should talk to her about this because she She posted something and took it off offline because it was a little too spicy. Oh, wait a minute Anyway, I followed her stuff because I think it was pretty remarkable I'm not like a person who uses psychics or something like that, but her Conclusions about the smiley face killings phenomenon in Riley strain. I thought just had this real ring of truth to it. So I wrote a whole chapter about her and she called it the legions. She thinks that there's like groups of people stalking people and it's gone on. I just got sent something yesterday about the drugings, mass drugings that are taking place in Nashville, Tennessee where like almost every night somebody's getting drugged,

Starting point is 00:32:25 much like Christian Pugh. And I think that Riley Strain out of character, he was an experienced drinker, he was a frat member of a fraternity. And so kind of like, he actually kind of disappeared kind of early in the night. I think it was like nine o'clock, which for a college age person is pretty early.

Starting point is 00:32:43 But Sloane Bell is very cool. Actually, she did a great job on the West Memphis Three. Like I watched her West Memphis Three stuff and I went, wow. What was her theory? I know your theory and I- Well, it's the same, kind of the same thing. It was like an occult ritual and these guys are, you know, not telling the truth.

Starting point is 00:33:00 So not a lot of people would be willing to take the position she did because it's not a popular position Yeah, I think people resist it left and right They really get upset. There's a lot of pressure. There's a lot of social prepper pressure A lot of Hollywood people say they're innocent and it's kind of like what happens in PR where you know You create this kind of mass formation of everybody saying the same thing. So if you say something different, it's perceived to be your, you know, out of your mind or you're, you know, on your own. I think it's all set up intentionally, like the West Memphis three paid for a very, who came after me, very sophisticated PR guy from New York City. Like why would you need a sophisticated PR guys experience PR guy who's done like major corporations as well

Starting point is 00:33:47 Which is telling but Sloan Bella. Yeah. Yeah, I didn't know that you had her on I wasn't aware that I know you had at well But anyway, one of the things she got this thing if I can just quote her She says the first thing I got with Riley anyway I was I kind of was trying to get there but rarely when I was posting on Riley strain That was like the biggest spike in my social media. Like, I had like millions of people listening, following because it was such big news. But like many of these other things, they didn't perceive the Riley Strain events, like within the context of the larger Spidey Face Killers phenomenon. But anyway, if I can quote Sloan Belich goes, The first thing I got with Riley, which was really

Starting point is 00:34:26 super strong, I heard these words straight up, like from behind me in the room, there are legions of them is what I heard. So when I was asking about what happened to Riley, I heard this, there are legions of them everywhere. And so she thinks that there's like drugs kept behind the bar. This is all kind of consistent with conclusions people have deduced about smiley face killers. There's drugs that they're giving to certain people for whatever reason. And I think Riley Strain was only in the bar for like 30 minutes before he walked out or got kicked out. There's video of him too, like it's very well kept. It gets really weird because when I was researching that there was this woman nobody knew who kind of injected herself into the Riley strain disappearance and she was talking to the chief of police who came to a really weird conclusion very fast that he

Starting point is 00:35:16 Accidentally drowned She was holding up her cell phone and the cell phone case had the smiley face symbol on it Yeah, yeah, and she was like when they were doing a police Interview, I think we talked about that last time. Yeah That's crazy to me. Yeah, so yeah, no, it gets really crazy I mean, so this was kind of like the kind of a tent. I mean to kind of summarize all that stuff. It's the SFK Events kind of tied into comedy and in Austin and then just kind of this Country music scene in Nashville. So so your theory is that it's a demo like some's going on these democratic cities. I

Starting point is 00:35:57 Think it goes all the way up into the kind of legal structure and into the medical examiner's yes And I think it's total corruption. And I think they're lying. I think they actually, this one example of this Israeli kid in Austin, in my opinion, they are lying. The authorities are lying. And they're actually deceiving the public about the severity and seriousness of these events. And I think that's part of kind of almost the, the totalitarian control. It sounds ridiculous,

Starting point is 00:36:28 but almost the totalitarian totalitarian control of these urban areas through the democratic party. I think they all kind of move in lockstep and that's why all this urban cities in the United States are huge kleptocracies and almost third world countries now. You know, I go to Austin often, trying to looking at buying a house just outside of Austin.

Starting point is 00:36:51 It's like unbelievable how like compared to LA, you could get something extremely nice. And you know, but man, when you go down to Sixth Street, it is a glorious shit show. Like it's the best and the worst all at the same time. You're like the energy's jumping, there's young good looking people all over the place, but it's also complete chaos.

Starting point is 00:37:14 And like the level of like, it's the spectrum of humanity. Sixth street, like on one hand you have like pretty gorgeous coeds who are just shiny object full of hope. And then you have by far the weirdest, craziest looking homeless people you will ever see in your life. Like they escape from some laboratory. Like some, I mean I'm not even kidding man. It looks like some sci-fi alien

Starting point is 00:37:49 Homeless shit. You're like, what is your story? And you know, it's not good. You know, the story's not good Whatever that story is it's not good and that is 6th Street No, and then let's not forget men full of testosterone drunk. There's so many fights. They're just chaos I guess it's just full of fucking chaos and you got cops on horses Some people move because after two or three you have to get the fuck out of there half the securities jujitsu Yeah, there's Marines. There's cops on horses Mexicans Mexicans lots of Mexicans some might say too many

Starting point is 00:38:22 But the point is it's like there like that's a recipe for absolute chaos. It's chaos. And I think a lot of these drugings happen within that environment. Like there were three recent cases in Brooklyn, New York at like rave areas, like rave bars, they literally happened all in sequence within a month of each other. So it's, it's, it happens in those, this kind of deaths happen in those environments. And you kind of have to think like what happened to the people who got drugged and survived, or didn't tell, you know, didn't get to tell their whole story. So I do think that, yeah, it was the Brooklyn Mirage was the name of the bar that like three guys ended up in water in a month In a month and I bet you people still go into that bar. Yeah Oh, it's huge. It's like a huge nighttime. It's in like the you know, manufacturing district

Starting point is 00:39:18 It's in one of those type of environments So you have all kinds of people wandering around if you look into like Jeffrey Dahmer, that's what he did He went to these gay bars and drugged people, you know, I mean, I've heard of bartenders I've heard of bartenders like all that guy. He's roofied people before but you can be a bartender Oh, I'm a roofie this guy keep an eye on him. You see him walk out your shit Yeah, you can like it you can literally plan the whole thing when people are that wasted So is it like twinks that they're going after is it just young dudes or like what are they going after? I? Think it I think it's a gay thing

Starting point is 00:39:52 I think at least in the smiley face killers if you're gonna like narrow it down to like a group. It's definitely College age men. I think that's what they find attractive and I think that I think like Sloan Bella says they're Making stuff films with these guys, like they film them. And I think that's real. I think that's, I think she's probably right. I think that makes sense. And it kind of ties into this one criminal case I studied,

Starting point is 00:40:18 which book was it? I think it was my last film was called The Family Out of Adelaide. It's like the fourth largest city in Australia where men were abducting Teenagers and young men drugging them and then keeping them for a while Abusing them and then discarding them. So I think something I think it's that dark like that's the smiley face killer phenomena I think that's what happened to Riley strain. That's why they couldn't find his body For a week or two weeks and because it wasn't in the water, because they checked the water.

Starting point is 00:40:47 Oh, you're right. They always, they always can't find it. There was somehow appears in the water. Yeah. After like, and the body should be fully like, what is it? The, uh, decomposed or something. Yeah. So a lot of these guys don't even have decomposition.

Starting point is 00:41:02 Like there's one famous case I studied, Dakota James, in Pittsburgh, he didn't have any decay in his body. He was missing for 40 days. So where was he? And all these guys have the same kind of elements. Some of them have like worms on their body. So that means they died outside the water and placed in water.

Starting point is 00:41:18 So this is kind of a big trick, but it also allows them to kind of, the police and stuff to just wrap it up and close the case. And I think that's what happened to Riley Strain. Like they didn't, they don't want to look into this because I do think it involves kind of rich, powerful people, people with resources are doing these kinds of crimes. And that's kind of their thing. But it is interesting. Sloan Bellis says, this whole thing started in Chicago with music executives. So that kind of makes sense. It ties into some of the other stories that I've heard

Starting point is 00:41:51 But it's she mentions black SUVs like escalates and that ties actually into the Dakota James case I doubt she knows the details of the Dakota James case she may but if she doesn't that's like a real incredible intuition because some kind of black SUV was stalking Dakota James. And then she says that the, this would be actually very consistent with this other cases, the Adelaide case, the family is that these, she's saying things I bet she doesn't know like all the research that I've done because it's correlating almost directly with like the research I've done. But she says that their bodies were almost meticulously cleaned so that their hair was

Starting point is 00:42:31 groomed and they not find water in the lungs. And sure enough, there was a report from the medical examiner that there was not water in the lungs of Riley strain He stood It's just so I think last time you were um We talked about a whole bunch of stuff and some of it was a smiley face killer Like I don't know the last time I found what the body count was but it was a crazy number like 12 I feel like is it for For well, I think it's three or four hundred

Starting point is 00:43:08 Internationally, I don't know what it is in Austin. It's probably 12 or 15 Yeah, I think it was like an insane number and they just they're very hesitant to to Start linking these deaths because then it's like we got a serial killer on our hands and everybody talks about it. And it's like this weird thing last night, I could not sleep last night, so when I can't sleep, guess what I do? Talk to myself all night and I can't turn my brain off.

Starting point is 00:43:37 And I was thinking about like, you know, this thing where it's like, I love doing conspiracies, I'll do conspiracies forever, but the desire to like wake people up has kind of gone away because how much do you have to scream before you realize nobody's listening? Not the listeners of the show do, and because they do listen,

Starting point is 00:43:58 they understand the psyops are coming, but that's the extent of it. Like you find the show, you listen to the show, and you'll learn, and you'll learn not to fall for their tricks, you know? But I've just come to this thing that like humans, obviously we're mammals and like, you know, how many times you watch a, you know, animal planet

Starting point is 00:44:21 and you see like these prey just crossing this river. Every year they cross this river and every year the crocodiles just sit there and they're like, the crocodile is like, there's no way these motherfuckers are coming here again. We've marked them every year. There's no way they're coming again. And then all of a sudden, bang, here they are again. And they just keep doing it, keep doing it, keep doing it, keep doing it! And it does not matter how many of them they lose, every year at this time, bang! We're crossing this river. Hopefully the crocodiles will leave us alone and the crocodiles never leave us alone. It's just the way it is, dude. They just can't come to grips with the apex predators that are out there.

Starting point is 00:45:03 And no matter how much you yell about it, they just don't care because they'd rather go on with their life. It's so weird to me. It's so weird. I mean, it's crazy. It's absolutely nuts to me how people don't care about what we're yelling about.

Starting point is 00:45:22 And it's just like, I mean, there's a serial killer in Austin and nobody seems to give a shit Would you say it's one for sure? Maybe a couple maybe you Well, the question becomes if it's three guys is still serial killer the answer is yes, right if it's three guys Five guys ten guys is it's true. Is it? Yeah, yeah, yeah, okay, yeah. Okay? It's a serial killer. Yeah, okay.

Starting point is 00:45:49 Is that even a relevant distinction? Right? I mean, like, they're killing people. Yeah. Someone's out of micro dosing, so. No, but I'm saying, I mean, to capture them, you can't just capture one guy and be like, we got the guy. How do you know you caught, because they keep showing up everywhere. If it's three, four hundred, there's no way one guy is doing we got the guy how do you know you can't you because they keep showing up everywhere if it's three four hundred there's no way one

Starting point is 00:46:06 guy is doing three four hundred murders it's got to be some of these groups that you've come on William and talk about like you know the angle the nine angles or something like that it's just there has to be this group of people that just worshiped darkness the Garth Brooks fan club. Yeah. I mean, I wouldn't doubt it, dude. Like. When was our last show? Twenty twenty one. Is that the last time we know? No, no, no. You had to be on here. Wait, just not that long ago.

Starting point is 00:46:37 Trying to remember. When did we do our last show? Let me see. Because do we talk about the guy Scarlet Blake? It was November 11, 2022. Oh, no, no, I'm sorry. April of last year. Also. Yeah, that's what I saw. It was 2022 and then April of last year. Yeah. Did we talk about May 1st? I think Scarlet Blake. I don't remember when that happened. I don't think we talked about any of that stuff. Have you guys followed this whole transsexual murder cult? Yeah, I'm going gonna interview a guy about it, but I'd love to hear more about like just crazy, dude

Starting point is 00:47:10 I mean there were here's the thing. This is what's interesting So, you know a lot of people are traveling around a lot. There's a guy named Scarlet Blake. He that's not his real name it's a transsexual name they did actually the public never I mean the It's a transsexual name. They did actually the public never I mean the Authorities in the UK never disclosed his real name, but he was caught doing a smiley face killers crime in Oxford and He fits all the things where he went out randomly and found a guy his name was Jorge Carreno and he took him to a Alone, you know hidden place and drowned him and left him in the water. And then the family believed that he had died in the drowning.

Starting point is 00:47:51 And so they just chalked it up. This guy, Scarlett Blake, went to the crime scene, took pictures, but he had the reason he got caught is he had another transsexual lover or whatever who lived in Austin, Texas. And this guy in Austin, Texas, Austin, Texas told the authorities in the UK that this guy committed the crime. He eventually got committed, convicted and put in jail. I think he's in jail for a long time. But he this guy, Scarlett Blake, had traveled around.

Starting point is 00:48:22 So he was part of this kind of transgender underground and had been traveling to Colorado and to Austin. So was this guy involved in any other kind of crimes or was he involved in similar crimes in Austin? And it would be like a perfect way to commit a crime is to travel somewhere, commit a crime and leave right so it kind of ties into this kind of weirds is a transsexual murder cult who's like running around they've killed people in California and then killed a border guard I think in either New Hampshire or something like that Vermont but I think they just arrested the lead guy who was transsexual faked his own death and they had kind of like a murder cult idea like they thought about killing people and offing people

Starting point is 00:49:12 and stuff like that really violent yeah and it gets into this whole thing where like we were forced at gunpoint to think trans are unicorns and I don't hate trans. Live your life. Just stop trying to read the kids. Use the men's bathroom, stop trying to read the kids. That's it. You live your life. But this notion that like they're kind of these Zen unicorns out there and you're like, ah, the guy on Santa Monica Boulevard with the haunted wig

Starting point is 00:49:41 doesn't seem to be Zen at all. And there seems to be uh again this gets into this USA aid shit where they're like astroturfing satanic shit and making us believe it's like some kind of like spirituality and it's like in reality it's like dark energy dude it's like really dark energy i don't know if you've seen this, William, but you know, I'm a Christian. I think Johnny's Christian. Are you, what are you, what are you just?

Starting point is 00:50:12 Catholic, Catholic. What? You're Catholic, okay. So you're Catholic. Sorry about that, actually. Sorry about that. It'll get better. But they had the black lesbian from Wicked is now playing Jesus Christ

Starting point is 00:50:27 what in in a Jesus Christ superstar okay was Jesus Christ I mean that's that's kind of a silly you know kind of an apoc I mean a sacrilegious thing anyway so right that's what everybody's saying but still I mean it's just again this this thing where they like Hollywood the progressive left always want to like try to press us at gunpoint to accept this thing that which instantly our instincts reject I mean last temptation to Christ you know I mean they've been doing in a while it's uh and then they cry about like oh there's all this hate everywhere There's so much hate. I'm like well. It's pretty much everywhere all the time show me a group. I'll show you hate

Starting point is 00:51:11 I mean people hate clowns and the Amish Right, I mean it's the Amish. I love the dude people like fuck the Amish really. I think so I'm sure there's somebody is I think you're looking too bidding deep into it, but I love I think so. I'm sure there's somebody else. I think you're looking too deep into it. I love the Amish. I mean, there's a video out there of Freddie Mercury and David Bowie singing under pressure acapella. This is so funny.

Starting point is 00:51:37 And it has like 300 dislikes on the video. Like 300 people said, fuck these guys. And it's amazing. It is the most amazing video you'll ever watch in your life. You will never hear better vocals in your life. 300 people said fuck these guys, you know? So everybody gets it, but it's like this constant pressing, this constant pushing, and then it's like,

Starting point is 00:51:58 how deep and dark does it go? Bringing back Christina Pajinsky, she was having a debate with Tom on your mom's house and they brought my name up, which was hilarious because they, you know, because she was bringing up the Marcon thing with the trans wife. Yeah, yeah, Bridget Marcon. And Tom was basically like, who cares, I think,

Starting point is 00:52:22 based on like somebody was telling me on the internet. And she was like, because they're they're they're protecting pedophiles. And he goes, Who are you talking to Sam Tripoli? And I go, Yeah, probably good job. Because that's exactly what's happening here. At the worst. He's a pedophile. That's at the I mean, at the best. He's a pedophile at the best. He definitely Yeah, he was his babysitter mean at the best. He's a pedophile at the best. He definitely yeah He was his babysitter something like that. He used to take care of them when they were little kids It could get even worse. He could be barcone's dad

Starting point is 00:52:53 You know Candace Owens goes deep she does like our episode 5 Michelle Obama Oh Right, I don't think if you extrapolate that beyond McCrone, a lot of these guys have sketchy backgrounds. So does, uh, Trudeau. And there's a picture of Keir Starmer with Jimmy Savile. Like, I mean, this is crazy stuff. What are these guys?

Starting point is 00:53:18 So these guys are all getting groomed from a very early age. Is that possible? Is that plausible? Cause it sure looks like it. Like all these little leaders are like. William, I think so. I think they get these Gates program type classes and they start to figure out who the hell,

Starting point is 00:53:36 who the hell is a psychopath? So like who the hell is a conformist? Who the hell is a liar? Like that's how they knew Gavin Newsom would be perfect. And then on top of that he's good looking. like that's it, you know, it's like You know, I mean that's the system in the UK used to be for the Empire You know They had this kind of private school system and those guys were all groomed like Churchill who's able to pull the trigger on

Starting point is 00:53:59 Killing millions of people like oh Churchill can do it. Yeah, he can bomb killing millions of people like oh, Churchill can do it. Yeah, he can bomb Dresden and starve out millions of Indians and all this stuff. It's what he did for the empire, like incredible. It's crazy. He was there when they like sacked the Boers in South Africa, like all kinds of crazy stuff.

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Starting point is 00:56:26 Yeah, I mean you talk about uh, paris hilton talked about she went to this private school and they lit her up all the time And then once you get that you break them spiritually morally then you send her out and she's doing Homemade homemade pornos, which kind of kicks off the only fans like genre slowly but surely, right? This like, why do I need the work? Why do I need a pimp? Why do I need to work for a studio? I could be my own adult film star,

Starting point is 00:56:52 which is again, corrupting society. Yeah, it's a larger societal corruption. It really is, but you see it over and over again, and it is of my belief that pedophilia is the initiation into the highest levels of power. If you could hurt a kid, you could do anything. That's where it goes. It's the blackmail too.

Starting point is 00:57:16 I think that's the only way to blackmail anybody anymore. Gay isn't enough or like financial crimes or something doesn't get you able to manipulate people. It's through Epstein networks and things like that. But I mean, take a look at this. Like up until recently, Blake Lively has successfully destroyed her husband's career. Like he is now now everybody's coming out about what a piece of shit Ryan Reynolds is. Like we we we thought we had almost perfection We're not talking Jesus Christ perfection, but we're talking about an incredibly good-looking guy shoot super shredded with ugly people

Starting point is 00:57:54 comedic timing And it turns out he's a piece of shit Right. I mean maybe you get that big. It's hard not to be. Maybe? I don't know. Right? See? I think he's a billionaire. I think he's worth billions. Yeah, he's got Mint Mobile. He owns a soccer team. He's doing all this stuff, you know? So, so... We love Mint Mobile.

Starting point is 00:58:15 We do love Mint Mobile. Mint Mobile is a great sponsor of this show. Their owner might be a little shady. Who knows? We don't care. You know, we do care. We do care because we love the people we want people to be nice But the reason I bring that up is like the reaction of hollywood to a white adult female actress Feeling uncomfortable versus pedophilia is very telling right? Yeah

Starting point is 00:58:42 I have a joke about how I I had a girlfriend who had a consensual, non-consensual fantasy, and I asked her in college, I go, what's your fantasy? She goes, you know, I have a rape fantasy. And I go, well, you're going to have to sign some documents because it sounds like your fantasy ends with me in jail, right? And I turn into a joke. If I put that out, there's a chance I could get in trouble. Yet there's these comedians out there

Starting point is 00:59:11 constantly doing pedophile jokes, kitty porn jokes, and nobody says anything. It's crazy, right? So I just think it's very interesting, and you know and then I wanna get into the next thing I wanted to talk to you about and this is that I wonder buddy, William, if any of this stuff

Starting point is 00:59:36 is ever naturally occurring. Now I'm not saying that there isn't naturally people who murder people, like I think that happens more than, you know, we would like to believe, but I think it happens a lot. But like there seems to be this hidden hand that kind of influences culture. And some of it is drug culture, some of it is sex culture, some of it is violence culture,

Starting point is 01:00:02 some of it is murder culture, some of it is serial killer culture some of it is murder culture, some of it is serial killer culture. And the question becomes, like, would that happen naturally if there wasn't the CIA, the FBI, military intelligence and all that stuff? What are your thoughts on that? Well, I think that it's really like the world is run by Satanists, so Luciferian values,

Starting point is 01:00:24 and they're going to support and finance all these transgender things and all this stuff to break down society for whatever their purposes are. So I think that that's just their moral outlook. So I think that it wouldn't be as prominent as it is now without the support of people like that. Like I think Soros, Gates, a lot of these characters are very dark actors, masons, and probably even post-masons

Starting point is 01:00:51 and stuff like that. Obama too is another kind of person almost in the vein of Newsome and Trudeau who's kind of brought up... Charismatic. Yeah, charismatic. He's not very smart. He has to talk off the teleprompter. He's not, he's not, he can't talk extemporaneously to these. And I think his actual background is, is, uh, college career is fake. Like nobody ever saw him at Columbia. So, and he was kind of grant. He's there was a, this aspect of privilege.

Starting point is 01:01:21 Where have we heard that? Yeah. A lot of places, but like he just became the editor. No, no, no, no, no. I'm not saying what you're saying is so we've heard it. The stuff he didn't earn. So I think he's a front to like somebody else smarter than him is doing most of his decision-making.

Starting point is 01:01:37 What I meant by William, what I meant by where we heard that before it, that's George Bush Jr's military experience, where it's like nobody remembers him on the base ever during when he said he was in the military. And you even go to his father, right? His father, the famously getting shot down where they're like, carry him, he's crawling back up onto the giant warship.

Starting point is 01:02:04 And like, no, like his story changed like five different times about what happened. Like people really question whether that was so your dad is funding the other side, but you're going to send your son in to go to battle. Come on, dude. Net. Yeah. One of those guys, they arrest themselves, gore, all those guys gore in

Starting point is 01:02:21 Vietnam was fake. Um, but yeah, George Bush supposedly he wasn't he wasn't a wall in the military. Have you ever heard the rumor that was published on a newspaper that George Bush was in the satanic cult south of the Rio Grande? Oh, God, please tell me this. What? So there was a there was a report that he was part of there. Just like matamoros I don't know if you've heard the name of Adolfo Costanzo is he was hardcore black black like a true bruvo

Starting point is 01:02:52 like you're talking about the San Río where the where they found the they would make necklaces out of the Yeah They call the narco Satanic owes but actually the reason that Costanzo who is really a Cuban from Miami his mom was into witchcraft It was brujeria and also Paulo my young bay was really kind of the African element with these gods I mean the guy was really crazy. He would go in at night and Go into cemeteries and tried to commune with dead spirits and then enlist them into his witch army. Like it's really crazy. Like this is all true. But the reason that he went to this

Starting point is 01:03:35 area of Mexico is that there are a lot of people weren't there. He was actually from in Mexico City, but he went there because there were other satanic groups there. And supposedly George Bush spent a year there. I'll have to find this article. It's in the Wayback Machine. But spent a year there and then suddenly this whole cult gets wiped out, like 15 dead, dead people, like literally done. And then George Bush, you know, gets out and then becomes the governor of Texas. And the only person that he pardons, I mean, it's a kill factory in Texas. If you get the death penalty, you're going to go, you're going to get killed. But the only person that he lets out is another serial killer, right? Or a serial killer.

Starting point is 01:04:18 Uh, yeah, you never heard that? No, the only guy he pardoned was, um, uh, the associate of, uh, Oh God. What if, what if, what if you've never heard that story? No, I would love to hear George. What if George Bush is silly goose kind of crazy? Henry Lee Lucas was his name. Henry was his name. That's the only guy George Bush ever pardoned was Henry Lee Lucas.

Starting point is 01:04:45 And then if he, here's another kicker, if you wanna kind of get some kind of semi validation for this story about Bush south of the border, you can listen to a band named Ministry because they wrote an album called Rio Grande Blood, which actually got nominated for a Grammy Award. Yeah, I know, I read no Ministry. They wrote a song about it

Starting point is 01:05:07 Yes, it's called Rio Grande blood. Oh You should play it pull it up on YouTube It's about this story about Bush and Rio Grande because they kind of it takes one to know one Because they understand Crowley they did a song called Psalm 69 real grand what just blood blood Rio Grande or River Grand Rio Grande so I know space gr a nd e 16 real grand what just blood blood real grand or river grand real grand so real I know space gr a nd e space blood then play that song. Oh, there it is. The United States. George W. Bush. We adopted sophisticated terrorist tactics. And am a dangerous, dangerous man.

Starting point is 01:05:46 You can't hear it. Can you not hear it? I can hear it. I want to drain the coal resources in America and born sources of the brutal wealth. I have a weapon of mass destruction. I am a brutal dictator. And I'm evil Yeah, great, baby really it takes one to know when there's a lot of truth in that album believe or not I think

Starting point is 01:06:18 But you had George Bush jr. Right there. I think it was January 9th for the memorial for Carter right Carter at the National Cathedral that really, I call it a vampire ball because it was just a huge group of other than Trump, uh, monsters like literal ghouls and monsters that were there. It was the Clintons. It was Obama. It was George Bush Jr. It was I mean just the whole yeah most of them all were there. It's crazy to me because we do we do

Starting point is 01:06:54 Go George Bush wasn't a bad guy It was Cheney and we put all of it on Cheney and we act like George Bush was just this placeholder To get Cheney into the White House But then you start hearing all this crazy shit and you're like, maybe this guy was a psychopath, you know, like there's something he's three, three generations of school and bones. Like this is like, well, cause dad is involved in so much. It's incredible. He was trained from the very beginning. This is another kind of like Trudeau, Obama, Newsome person. He was meant to fulfill these things.

Starting point is 01:07:29 And all that stuff on 9-11, I think we did a show on that, was all occultism. Who's running the show? George Bush Jr., right there. Pete Slauson I totally agree with that too. And I do believe that, you know, because, you know, when I push back on Jew world order, what I say is like they just wear these Abrahamic religions as masks so they can walk amongst us, when in reality, the real stuff they worship is the occult,

Starting point is 01:07:57 is the dark, dark, dark occult. That's what they worship. That's what's important to them. And they use the Abrahamic religion so that we don't freak out on them going, That's what they worship. That's what that's what's important to them and They use the Abraham religion so we don't freak out on them going what the fuck is wrong with you You know like you're into this dark dark dark witchcraft and it totally makes sense and Obama just like I mean You know, you know, it's so funny William. If you want to go who do you think the next Obama is? I'm gonna tell you it's David Hawk. Like look at David Hawk and what they're doing with that guy.

Starting point is 01:08:29 That speech they set him up with was just like the Obama speech. You know that kicked his career off at the DNC. Right. That's right. He's he's absolute garbage. He lied about being at the shooting. He gets caught lying about he gets caught left and right. And sometimes I wonder if that's nonlinear warfare,

Starting point is 01:08:48 so they put it out so we all fight with each other. And then he couldn't even get into UCLA and he got called into Harvard. It's so obvious that they're setting him up. And you know, regardless of what you think of him, he could be seen as a good looking guy, right? But he has an ounce, you know, like not even, not even a fraction of the charisma of Obama. Yeah. But he's not, they, if they think he's

Starting point is 01:09:11 can be that guy, I just don't see it. I do agree with you that they're setting him up. I mean, nothing about him is authentic. No, he and his dad was FBI. He rings hollow too. He rings really hollow. He's already gotten busted in a scandal where he's taking six figures from a GMO. Yeah. How about- Look at Clinton. Look at Clinton's life. You want to talk about a charmed life.

Starting point is 01:09:32 Yeah. Like some strange guy from the boondocks from Arkansas, from Little Rock, somehow goes all the way to Road Scholar, gets into Georgetown, right? Famously kind of a stepping stone to working in the diplomatic corps. For sure. And then to Yale law school and messing up the entire time, like all kinds of stories of rapes and stuff like that,

Starting point is 01:09:54 like going on. Like I've talked to Bonita Broderick, all this stuff like, and still kind of keeps going. So I mean, I'm telling you when that, that whole Clinton thing, I mean, Carter death is really something else because it takes place in a church or so extensively a church like it's the Memorial Church of DC and you just have guys with dead bodies all around them all Clinton Bush millions of people by Bush Obama sacked what Libya?

Starting point is 01:10:24 Yemen drone strike 5,000 people casually, Tafari Campbell, SFK death too, right? I mean it goes on and on. It's crazy. You should go back and watch it. It's really important because Melania cannot control herself. She's freaked out. These are the people who tried to grease and blow her, literally what it caused the civil war, try to blow off her husband's head on July 13th. And Butler, Pennsylvania, all those, all the chess pieces were on the board there too, by the way, because Jill was in Pittsburgh and then Kamala and her squad was in Pennsylvania. So all their retinue was in place to facilitate the blowing off

Starting point is 01:11:08 of Trump's head and really could have caused a civil war and mass death. So all those guys are there right there all together under run roof in a Christian church. It's like the Godfather and she's freaked out. You got to see Melania. She cannot control herself. She just like like she's in a ghost like a freaking like hellscape or some kind of like is it uh is it that famous thing that barren trump said to trump i

Starting point is 01:11:33 know you tried to kill my father he said it to biden yeah i think he said something to him and biden for or the fake biden whoever that biden is i don't i think Biden's dead. I think he actually is in a coma or something's going on he's either dead or In a coma or not like he's comes in and out of Consciousness or something. So I think they have multiple doubles of that guy. I think you're right. I think there are I mean It's not you Sam. You could see that one where they they roll out this guy He's like six four they roll him out of the the White House and they deliberately plant him in the front because he's so tall and his legs are so much longer

Starting point is 01:12:10 than the real Biden. And he's too lucid, like it's certain things, it's weird. It's like, okay, this guy can barely finish his sentence. And then this guy rolls out and he starts talking normal. It's fake. It's unbelievable. The whole Biden administration was like that. How about black Biden, where there was a guy in a mask and then under it was so obviously

Starting point is 01:12:26 A black guy and you're like, well, nothing would surprise me You ever see the one clip where he's rubbing the mask in the back of his head. Yeah, it's clearly latex. Yeah Yeah, it's just not believable they have the they can just gaslight you and present this fiction to people and I just wouldn't believe it again They're rolling it do it out in your eyes your ears or your or the wisdom of your experience now I want you want to come on talk a little bit of catcher in the rye Like what do you want to talk about? I've been doing some recent work on catcher in the rye So this book came out in 1951 after World War two kind of the beginnings of the Cold War And I did some work on it because somebody was like debating with me online about Chapman,

Starting point is 01:13:07 who supposedly killed John Lennon in December of 1979, I believe it was 1980. And they said like, oh, this book didn't have influence on Chapman. So I did some research. This is in April of 2024. And clearly Chapman has like, he's very obsessed with this book He carries it around with him. He buys it the day of the killing of Lenin, but he also carries it in court he makes all these weird pronouncements and then I was kind of doing some then all this stuff with around the killing of Trump happened, right? So like this stuff I just mentioned crooks who I don't even know if it's the real guy

Starting point is 01:13:46 somebody who got shot in Butler and then Ruth came from Oahu were literally about four or five miles where Chapman was from and I had the same kind of Mo the strength Chapman if you don't know the whole story. He kept flying from Hawaii to New York He was there two months before the shooting in New York and then he flew back. So he had this he had a lousy like, that's not nice, he worked as a janitor. So he had all this extra money somehow and he was flying around on expensive planes from Oahu and he worked in a supposedly a janitor for a hospital, which is more to that story. But anyway, this Ruth guy who was the second, if you remember the second attempted Trump assassin, who tried to take a shot at Trump on golf course.

Starting point is 01:14:33 He was in the Ukraine, had pink hair. Right. Yeah. The whole bit. So kind of acting strange, older guy. Um, but also kind of fit the, the kind of Chapman profile of like popping up in strange places. So that happened, it led me to kind of really want

Starting point is 01:14:47 to study the book in itself. So I really studied the Catcher in the Rye and it kind of blew me away. Like this book is so full of like programming and psychological states that it made me think about these other shooters. So then I've been doing shows on Catchers in the Rye. So it's been Chapman, Hinkley.

Starting point is 01:15:08 So the Chapman attempted killing of Lenin. Well, they say he killed Lenin. I think he was like Oswald. He was just there on the site. So he supposedly shot Lenin in December and then Hinkley tried to kill Reagan, if you remember, three months later in DC and Something very profound happened maybe a whole show but I have a bunch of slides on it

Starting point is 01:15:33 I don't know much time you have yeah, but like we can do it you want to do it. Yeah Real quick as you looked that up Hinkley was the first person to be able to use insanity as a plea. And then the guy who shot, uh, Lenin tried to use it as well and they didn't let him use it. And he question goes, why is Hinkley get to do it? Oh, because he's a Bush. Wow. Well, the other thing is that it's very fortunate and there's weird ties between Chapman and, um, Sir Hans, Sir Hans. So it's very fortunate and there's weird ties between Chapman and

Starting point is 01:16:06 Sirhan Sirhan. So it's actually kind of timely considering that RFK Jr. is now a member of the Bush administration, right? But it's, it's crazy. This whole catcher on the ride, there's a lot going on with this whole book But it's basically just for people who may not have read it in a while. It's 65 Million copies of this book were sold worldwide So literally about a million copies a year and it's almost required reading in public schools Yeah, and it's very strange in the sense when you really read it with a critical eye like I'm 56 So I kind of know a little bit about mind control It's very strange in the sense when you really read it with a critical eye, like I'm 56,

Starting point is 01:16:45 so I kind of know a little bit about mind control. I can't say I'm an expert, but like this book has repetition. It talks about things that are much more sophisticated. The story of the book is this guy holding Caulfield, and I know you've had Atwell on the show. So Atwell's talked about masonry and pedophilia in this, which he senses masonry. I didn't see any of that. But pedophilia is definitely a subject in this book and kind of like sexual abuse. Holden Caulfield, 16, call in kind of old kind of history. A call is like when a baby is born. If it has a piece

Starting point is 01:17:20 of the placenta over the face, it's the call over the face. It's considered that baby is special, so it's a privileged kind of child with second sight. So I don't think the name, and the names in the book are not accidental. There's all kinds of different names, but the call is kind of like making this anti-year. There's nothing redeemable about Holden Caulfield, in my opinion.

Starting point is 01:17:41 But the field is references, it's kind of a tie-in and the red is a tie-in, the red covers a tie-in into the narrative, which is about the catcher and the rye. So the rye is the, like wheat, right? So rye is the grain and the catcher is something that Holden Caulfield wants to be redeem himself by saving children. So it's kind of a weird focus on children

Starting point is 01:18:03 and kind of saving children from the culture. Basically he has this vision in his mind that he's going to save children from falling off the cliff. He's going to be a catcher. But it's from a misreading of his, of a poem by Burns about somebody going through the rise. So the catcher is not in this Burns poem. And it's part of Holden Caulfield's inability to correctly perceive the external world, which is kind of a trait of schizophrenia. So he almost is like a schizophrenic. But there's a lot going on in this book because of so many of these killers of these famous people leading up to today. So, and then at the end of the book, it goes, he follows, you follow Colefield from his fourth expulsion from a private privilege school. He's a rich kid.

Starting point is 01:18:51 He follows him going back to New York City to Central Park and being with his sister Phoebe and going to the carousel in Central Park, which is the catcher in the right you see this cover the second cover here if you're watching this That's the carousel Well when man gione the healthcare shooter killed that guy They found some of his stuff at the carousel in Central Park And then you'll see that in the slides. Oh my god It's incredible. No, this is really incredible stuff. Let me ask some before we move forward Is there anything about the author that stands out?

Starting point is 01:19:30 Yes, he's a member of Intel. So he's he was in an Army intelligence in World War two Yeah, and it's kind and he was kind of I mean he had a pedophile relationship with a 14 year old This is known because the girl talked about it today. You can see her online. He was 32 at the time. This is the publication of this book. He was very young. This is a psychologically sophisticated book,

Starting point is 01:19:54 and I'll explain that. But he was in a relationship with a young girl. Supposedly, they didn't have Congress with each other until she was of age. That's the story they're telling I know I'm not sure I believe that But it was it's a very inappropriate Relationship and it actually apes kind of the the Relationship of holding who's 16 with his 10 year old sister Phoebe, right? So it's kind of like a pretty crazy, but the fact that it's,

Starting point is 01:20:27 and there's like this depersonalization element of Holden Caulfield, everybody's phony and the world is fake. So like he depersonalizes all these other things. He's a chain smoker and there's weird references to dissociative states in this book. And this is three years after Kinsey's The Sex Life of an American Male, which was total Rockefeller propaganda. I don't even think that's my opinion.

Starting point is 01:20:54 It's been discredited by very valid, like his scientific, so called quote scientific unquote research has not been validated by third parties. But so this book actually adds on to that this Kinsey idea where everybody's gay and everything like that. This whole culture is a piece of shit. There's not there's a couple people I'd like to go back in time and fight. Kinsey is one of them. Kinsey. Yeah. Crowley connection too. So he tried to get Crowley's diaries and Oh my yeah Yeah So he went to actual with with Kenneth Anger who's kind of a cruelly acolyte really acolyte that they went to

Starting point is 01:21:34 Sicily to the temple of Thalima and there's pictures of them at the temple of Thalima of all places Okenzie has is a cold connection. Oh that's undeniable. Yeah. yeah. Now it's in Children of the Beast, my book Children of the Beast. So this dissociative states this guy holding 16, but he's in the care of a psychiatrist, right? Already. So he's troubled. And there's these repetitive phrases that are aped by like Sir Anne Surrann.

Starting point is 01:22:00 So you see this kind of, like this narrative is is they're including somebody included Salinger or somebody else Included very profound kind of mind control Scripts in this book. It's off the charts and we'll get to other stuff But and page 19 of this book right at the beginning he repeats you will you will you will and he also is he had there's hints of like sexual abuse and schizophrenia. He's always asking where the ducks go in Central Park. Like where do the ducks go when it gets cold?

Starting point is 01:22:33 So he doesn't understand that ducks fly south for the winter or whatever, right? He doesn't get it. He keeps repeating this. So he doesn't understand. And this red hat that you'll see in this cover, like in a benign way, you look at look at that. Just a guy chain smoker. He's a chain smoker There's the ducks but that red hat he refers to it as his human hunting hat

Starting point is 01:22:54 So that's a hat that he goes hunting humans with and he repeats this all throughout the book. Oh my I wear people shooting hat I shoot people with this hat repetitive phrases like Salinger whoever wrote this book intel or something that we're all exposed to at a very early age like most people Are giving this in high school Um get this so that's it. Um, he did he does things he breaks windows. He doesn't know what he's doing What's up? Do you think it has triggers in it? Like psychological triggers that if you are wired a certain way, it will activate?

Starting point is 01:23:29 Yes, I do. Whoa! I think it's really that profound. Yeah, I think it's a real, it's almost like in a most recent interview, I said it's almost like if you saw that movie, The Evil Dead, where that book, they have the book and he opens it up and all kinds of bad stuff happened.

Starting point is 01:23:44 I think this book is like that. It's getting worse. I'm just doing like a cursory overview. He repeats, I am a madman over and over. So he's like, I am a madman. I am a madman. God knows I'm a madman. He's fascinated and scared by blood.

Starting point is 01:24:01 He talks about getting the axe. So everything that happens to him is violent. Like there's this, you're, my dad is gonna kill you, or dad's gonna kill you. So these strong, very strong, violent words are just put through this. They mention a trance. He's able to put the mother of one of his schoolmates' mothers in a trance through lies. So he literally says, I've got her in a trance. So these kind of different like mind control psychological states are repeated through this. He said he's a he wants a rat always a rat he capable of lying for hours, the guy has no redeeming characteristics. And through

Starting point is 01:24:41 this almost every kind of sexual perversion in a kind of oblique way is included in this book. So you've got sadism, voyeurism, transvitism, pedophilia, all kinds of different psychological, they had lonesomeness, depression, insomnia, almost everything that he has, dissociation, and he uses fake names, he has these fake kind of like personas. In his mind he's a sex maniac, he talks about that. He says a woman's body is a violin. So like really kind of dark stuff like you would do this. But one of the kickers of this book that I found interesting upon rereading it is its anti-Christian motif. So he thinks that all of the apostles are chumps, so he doesn't believe that.

Starting point is 01:25:31 He asked the question whether Judas, the betrayer of Christ, is going to hell. And the only person he has sympathy for in the Bible is Legion, right? So if you remember the story of Christ in the wilderness, there's somebody who cannot be tied up or chained, and Christ relieves him or exercises him really, and these demons come out of him and go into the pigs,

Starting point is 01:25:53 and the pigs go into the water and drown themselves. That's who Holden Caulfield empathizes with is this demon-possessed character. And we can, you know, it's basically, yeah, it's crazy. So that's part of it. He's suicidal. He hates everything. He goes to a place called the wicker bar. So like, if you know the wicker man, it's like a reference to human sacrifice. And they kind of repeat this kind of Kinsey stuff. Half of Mary guys were gay. He runs into a guy named loose. stuff. Half of Mary guys were gay. He runs into a guy named Luce and Luce is kind of a stand-in for Henry Luce, the head of like Time Life. I think he was also a bonesman, school and bonesman. And that's

Starting point is 01:26:35 the kind of environment that Holden Caulfield grows up in. He's thinking about trying to go to Ivy League colleges. He'll never get in there. But he's in all these prep schools prep for Ivy League, right? He's a chain smoker and a pyromaniac and He has this weird kind of Relationship with his sister Phoebe 10, you know 10 years old He touches her and dances with her and they kind of have an adult relationship and then he's also like Getting hit on by his his professor and to lean II Do is tries to hit on him and he's an old and Caulfield says I always start to get sweaty

Starting point is 01:27:13 When this happens to me and it's happened to me like ten times So like he's in this environment of pedophilia and stuff. Oh my god. Yeah. No, it's a crazy It is crazy. You might know or I might be Going too forward, but why are they making us read this in high school? Like I are yeah great question. There's the mockingbird. Honestly, there's some things that I understand Shakespeare I understand what we got to read that shit, but why like nothing but why is this being asked to be read? I Think they're trying to I think for sinister objectives, I don't think that this, this is a nihilistic book from the from 51 and I

Starting point is 01:27:51 think that this is kind of a kind of culture creation and also I think it's to degrade the culture kind of like what we were talking about earlier Sam about getting stuff into the public mind and we'll get into whose favorite book this is right Which I think is very telling if it's nice like we're gonna find out who the so this is what Salinger looks like young guy dude 77 that's an interesting number right there sure is yeah, 77 names of the devil right? Sometimes the name of the devil Yeah, there's 77 names of the devil in since the name of the devil yeah there's 77 names of

Starting point is 01:28:25 the devil in the satanic handbooker really yeah it's a he's gonna love that holy shit it also ties in to kind of Babylon the beast in Babylon and all the stuff so these are the two guys who tried to do these massive like the incredible assassinations both associated with catcher and the rye. Right. So that's, um, Chapman and Hinkley both making this weird, same gesture. And Hinkley had this, he was not only catcher on the ride, but he was obsessed with the film taxi driver.

Starting point is 01:28:59 Right. I love that film. And it kind of taxi driver kind of apes the narrative of Catcher in the Rye. Whoa, really? Yeah, so Travis Bickel, played by De Niro, you know, you're looking at me, you're looking at me, all that stuff and the guns and stuff, it's very similar to Holden Caulfield, in New York City of all places, right? And so Bickel was based on another killer named Arthur Bremmer, who has really interesting history. He tried to kill George Wallace, an important political figure very close to this.

Starting point is 01:29:33 But yeah, so the Bremmer story, Bremmer influences Bickel. Bickel influences the common culture, much like Catrull and Olden Caulfield, who if you look at the analysis of Olden Caulfield in the literary critiques, he's seen as just alienated and disaffected. It's way worse than that. The guy is out of his mind. And at the end of the book, it actually ends with Olden Caulfield, chapter 26. He's in a mental institution. I mean, there's no question about it. So you're actually watching a guy Degrade into insanity actually in that so there's Hinkley. This is actually recent. This was November 2024 They're saying John Hinkley jr. Asked by ex users to assassinate Donald Trump I mean they people are just coming out and saying it. It's so crazy to me. I've never seen that before

Starting point is 01:30:25 I mean they did more than say it then they I mean So anyway, so then this story like I said it apes the story Jodie Foster's 12, right? The Phoebe in the book is 10. So he Bickle is trying to save Foster from the pimp, right? So this is kind of and she's very district. I think that this experience like Jodie Foster was traumatized by it. So there's Travis Bickle. And I'm sorry, but Robert De Niro has very dark, dark history associated with pedophilia multiple times. Whether it's a Roman Polanski, whether it's a European child sex trafficking escort ring,

Starting point is 01:31:09 his name has been associated with it over and over and over again. Right. So these guys are similar. There's kind of like this element of suicide. They're suicidal. So both Hinckley and before the acts and Chapman are suicidal. And this is from the president is going to be shot. And this kind of ties into Chapman, which we'll find, but I'll read from the president's been shot. Hinkley identified with Travis and began to act like him after he'd seen the film 15 times.

Starting point is 01:31:36 He bought the same clothes, ate the same foods, drank the same liquors, invented a girlfriend just like a bitch called Bickel. So he took on this persona of Travis Bickle from taxi driver. And here's another attachment to the catcher on the ride that a lot of people don't know about maybe in Hollywood you would, but this is John Robert Bardo or Robert John Bardo. He killed Rebecca Schaeffer. remember this story. Yep. That's so sad. Okay. So this is it. So this is the story of what happened. Police directed to evidence an actress's death. Saw Shaffer's assailant fleeing the scene in

Starting point is 01:32:16 a yellow shirt, jeans and floppy scandals, yellow like the yellow color of Catcher in the Rye. Interesting. When he was arrested in Tucson, he was wearing a t-shirt, jeans and sandals. A red paperback copy of the Catcher in the Rye was found on the roof of the Beverly Palms Rehabilitation Center on Beverly Boulevard. He, Bardo, indicated he threw a red covered paperback book entitled The Catcher in the Rye in the Alley while he was running. The discovery of the book harked back to 1981 shooting a former Beatle John Lennon by one-time mental patient Mark David Chapman. After the obsessed fan shot the rock singer He calmly took a copy of the JD Salinger novel and was reading it when peace of police arrived and this is just an article from

Starting point is 01:32:54 the time where you see them commenting about Hinkley and Chapman in the same page like literally Talking about their insanity fence and stuff catch on the right reads catcher in the right passage in court. So we'll get to Chapman. Cause Chapman doesn't only just read the catcher on the right. He says he become much like Hinkley became Bickle. Chapman became Caulfield. They, they don't just identify him. They have, no, he offered it as his statement to the police when they came to arrest him. Right.

Starting point is 01:33:26 Very good. He said what the police who came to arrest him, he said, this is my statement and handed the police officer the book, uh, rather than say anything. Oh, so here's Robert Bardo carried the catcher on the Ryan is assassin's kit to kill actress Rebecca Schaefer. And then like some of these other people really love the catcher in the right There was according to one person that will see the RV Oswald had a copy of it and JFK and both Reagan and JFK liked catcher on the right. I really liked the book. But if you read it, it's super disturbing Yeah, I remember not liking it, too

Starting point is 01:33:59 She's killer had cap a copy of catcher how the catcher in the rise linked to JFK John Lennon and Rebecca Schaefer That's an article then you have a prominent use of catcher in the rye in the film of shining, right? So the little kid Danny has split brain. He's clearly has some kind of Whatever yes, he's talking to some other entity or something like that like he's been traumatized by his dad I think is really what it is. And I think that the psychological elements of the book are trying to be imparted to the viewer here, why she's reading it. This movie came out right around the time of these killings, I think 79 or 80.

Starting point is 01:34:37 Yup. And then the movie conspiracy theory, Mel Gibson, he's always obsessed with catcher in the rye. You can watch that. And then this is kind of from Joe Atwell, who you've had on. But I've concluded this because of the hat, also the Freemason stuff that Joe knows, so you can check that out. But also this last sentence. It's alleged that Lee Harvey Oswald had a copy in his apartment and that it was one of his favorite books, although it's disputed So Grok couldn't really add but this is like a quote from Catch on the Ride. This is a people shooting hat I said I shoot people in this hat That's his hat. So it's all over the imagery

Starting point is 01:35:14 So if you know that like if you don't know the book and see this you just go This is a weird kid walking around. But if you know the book, this means he's a human hunter, right? Chainsmoker and And then the mind games. I've read this. This is the most recent book about the Lennon assassination, David Whelan. But I did quote from this one, John Lennon, murder of John Lennon by Fenton Bresler,

Starting point is 01:35:35 which has sections on mind control. I literally knows about it. But it's pretty incredible, like the stuff that happened with Chapman after the shooting. So here's this concept of the trance which is in the book. When you come to read in detail about how Mark Chapman behaved after Lenin's murder, you will find a striking parallel between the dazed, effing a trance-like condition of the two men. Mark remembered more of the actual killing, but otherwise the reactions were almost identical.

Starting point is 01:36:04 That's to Sir hand sir hand and both of mark Chapman and sir hand sir hand had the same doctor Twelve years apart his name was diamond and Chapman was under the care of like six doctors. It's off the charts Yeah, who had the same doctor? Sir hand sir hand and mark David Chapman. It's right here. My god There's an odd this is this is the footnote like for me. This would be the beginning of a chapter But for this guy, it's a footnote There's an odd footnote to all this the principal medical defense witness for sir hand Was dr. Bernard diamond of the University of California one of America's leading psychiatrists who use hypnosis in his work

Starting point is 01:36:40 13 years later used to be one of the defense psychiatrists in Mark's case Wow 13 years later, he was to be one of the defense psychiatrists in Mark's case. Wow, dude. Same diagnosis. That's like Dr. Joy. What's his name? That Jolly West. Jolly West. Yeah.

Starting point is 01:36:56 So, and so then you see this kind of like this crazy writing that sir, hand, sir, hands doing the three Pete that I just mentioned. You will, you will, you will will it's reflected in sir hands writing Is this crazy writing diamond this dr. Diamond? He asked her in yes. Yes. Yes, sir. Hand wrote. Are you crazy? No, no Well, why are you writing crazy practice practice practice? Practice for what mind control mind control mind control? Whoa Mind control mind control mind control. Whoa It just is crazy so

Starting point is 01:37:36 Catcher in the rye he goes in this is what he says about holding he wrote and he writes in this book You know, why did I kill Lennon and he writes because of this book I'm holding he writes holding Caulfield So he's writing it like he's holding Caulfield. So, so Chapman becomes Holden Caulfield. The reason I killed John Lennon was to gain prominence, to promote the reading. This is what he says, he becomes an apostle, not just influenced by the book, but an apostle of the catcher in the rye.

Starting point is 01:38:03 That's what Chapman becomes. And he writes this, okay. After all, this is the book that amazed New York policemen found him quietly reading outside the Dakota when he had thrown down the gun immediately after killing Linda. The Dakota is where they film Rosemary's baby, if you don't know that. It's right off Central Park, right? So the theme of Central Park in the book in real life is the same. Like it's crazy. With the inscription inside the cover written by mark to holding Caulfield from holding Caulfield This is my statement in his prison cell awaiting trial He maintained quote the reason I killed John Lennon was to gain prominence to promote the reading of JD

Starting point is 01:38:37 Salingers the catcher on the right what I'm not saying I'm a Messiah or anything like that If you read the book and if you understand my past you will see that I am indeed The catcher in the rye of this generation He's the catcher on the ride much like holding Caulfields who becomes that and which shooter said this Chapman wow you got the very top. Yeah, but the gun do said So, but this is do said But this is something they're in this book they're saying that this catcher in the rye was a recent thing by chapman He wasn't it became an obsession But it wasn't always with him

Starting point is 01:39:15 It was clearly a difficult time for him and now an ominous new factor came into his life He became interested in the catcher in the rye We do not know why we do not know if anyone suggested to him and if so who. Catcher is a book that most people read once in their life in their teens that is it. So why on earth seemingly out of the blue did Mark suddenly get so involved in a book that like most of his generation of young Americans he had already read before at school nearly 10 years earlier. He was 24 or 25 much like Sir Anne, Sir Anne, Oswald and Ankle. They're all around the same age. Like, yeah, right.

Starting point is 01:39:46 Right. Like these are commonalities that are unnerving. Um, dude, this is crazy. Yeah. No, it gets crazy. Let's see. So then he goes to court. He gets interested in this book.

Starting point is 01:40:02 He's in Hawaii. Um, Catcher on the Rise. He's interested in this book. He's in Hawaii Catcher in the rise. He's interested in this. I mean we can go into detail, but the interesting thing is that he goes To buy this catcher in the right as you this is the day of the murder As you walk the 20 blocks up to the Dakota on West 72nd Street Ingengruus amid the lightly dressed New Yorkers with his heavy winter gear, he realized he was missing a prop. He had with him his double fantasy album, but something was missing. He halted his progress toward Lenin's selected place of execution and dived into a bookshop to emerge with a red paperback copy of The Catcher in the Rye. On the title page, he wrote, To Holden Caulfield from Holden Caulf Caulfield and below that this is my statement

Starting point is 01:40:45 So then he's sitting outside the door He sees his son Sean Lennon and then he'd be in between times He opens and read from the book the catcher in the right so he's reading it the whole time Lennon signs the damn album for the guy by the way his killer He signs his album for him. That's how nice a guy he is that then then the guy comes back And shoots him like after he signed it I could see if he didn't sign it you go back and shoot him after he signed it you still want to shoot him Yeah, isn't that terrible right? So then this is something he writes to the New York Times

Starting point is 01:41:14 This is a prominent, you know, the most prominent newspaper at the time when there was no internet So he writes this the February 1st like two months later Whatever the true explanation on Sunday the 1 first February, Mark sat down and wrote to the New York Times and Balboa Fall Point Capitals, a statement which the newspaper printed eight days later. Seldom could a book that first appeared in paperback 17 years earlier have had such a glowing sales boost. Quote, it is my sincere belief that presenting this written statement will not only stimulate

Starting point is 01:41:43 the reading of JD Salinger's The Catcher in the Rye, but will also help many to understand what has happened. If you were able to view the actual copy of The Catcher in the Rye that was taken from me on the night of December 8th, you would find in it the handwritten words, This is My Statement. Unfortunately, I was unable to continue this stance and have since spoken openly with the police, and others involved in this case. I've now fully realized that this should not have been done for remove the emphasis that I wanted to place on the book. My wish is for all of you to someday read The Catcher in the Rye. All of my efforts will now be devoted toward this goal, for this extraordinary book holds many answers. My true hope is that in wanting to find these answers, you will read The Catcher in the Rye. Thank you. Mark David Chapman, The Catcher in the Rye.

Starting point is 01:42:27 So weird, dude. So weird. Then he appears in court. August 1981, Mark David Chapman is here, close cropped from an incident with Greg Kremen's help. He totally shaved his head, sign of mind control. Walked into Justice Justice Edwards Court on his usual heavy armed guard. He carried with him a copy of the catcher on the rye. So he carries with it into court. And then he worked carefully on this page. What about Mark himself? He had spent several hours listening to other people talking about him. What did he have to say in his own defense? Asked if he had anything to say into the court

Starting point is 01:43:02 before sentence was pronounced he had played guilty. asked if he had anything to say into the court before sentence was pronounced he had played guilty. Mark opened his copy of the Catcher on the Rye and read an extract to the Hushed, part 49. He had worked it out carefully. If you wanna check it out for yourself, it is be found in the 173rd page of the Pantom paperback. Holden Caulfield is talking to his young sister Phoebe,

Starting point is 01:43:21 the only person in the world whom he really loves, about what he wants to be when he grows up. She suggests a lawyer like their father, but Holden dismisses lawyers as phonies. What he wants to be is a catcher in the rye. And he explains what he means in this passage cited by Mark David Chapman on his Day of Judgment, quote, anyway, I keep picturing all these little kids playing some game in this big field of rye and all thousands of little kids, nobody is around, nobody big, I mean, except me. And I'm standing on the edge of some craggy cliff. What I have to do, I have to catch

Starting point is 01:43:49 everybody if they start to go over the cliff. I mean, they are running and they don't look where they are going. I have to come out from somewhere and catch them. That's all I do all day, just be the catcher on the rye. So that's Mark David Chapman, this kind of apostle of this book, The Catcher on the R the right and then this is from rawhide down Reagan's Secret service name was rawhide. So that's what title of this book But this is page 22 and this is Hinkley on his way his journey to kill Reagan in DC Who had become Travis Bickle, right?

Starting point is 01:44:21 Just like you said the 48 drip was a blur of fast food and brief stops, Las Vegas, Cheyenne, Chicago, Cleveland, Pittsburgh, traveling through Utah. He awoke from a brief nap to find the bus hurtling through a massive snowstorm. He spent much of the trip slouched in a window seat, watching the scenery stream by or reading the Catcher in the Rye, JD Salinger's novel of teenage angst and alienation.

Starting point is 01:44:43 He identified with the story's main character, Holden Caulfield, but the book was also special to him because he knew that John Lennon's assassin had pulled it from his pocket and leafed through it moments after gunning down the rock and roll icon. Lennon, who had been killed three days, three and a half months earlier, was Hinkley's favorite musician. Even so, he sometimes felt he identified more with Lenin's killer than with London himself Whose favorite book George Bush 41st president in 1995. He was he say what book inspired you? There was a book a marvelous book by Salinger called catcher in the right Who's the beneficiary of Reagan dies by the way, yeah

Starting point is 01:45:27 Who's related beneficiary of Reagan dies by the way? Yeah, who's the chief? Who's related to the killer? Right that the the vice president would have been president George Bush would have been president Who else is in there Bill Gates? You you mean this is from 2013 You may notice there aren't many novels on my list this year. It's not that I don't enjoy fiction I've read the catcher in the rye a bunch of times. Oh my one of my favorite books ever. Oh My I might I might want I not that I will but I kind of want to reread it To figure out cuz I read it all as a kid. I don't know about space. I was worried about other things Is it in Spanish? Yeah

Starting point is 01:45:59 Read it with a critical eye and take notes because you'll just see like if you kind of you've done guys have done so many Shows about mind control and stuff like that. Like you'll be freaked out. Like this is crazy Why does he keep saying he's a madman and crazy all the time? I don't even know if he's carrying a catcher in the right book. Anyway, there's Ruth this guy like apes Chapman very similar I don't even know if crooks really killed that. Yeah Good girl. Well, hold the whole the whole thing is that they had three killers within minutes three killers and The guy who they showed dead on the on the roof doesn't look like that guy

Starting point is 01:46:35 It looks like the other guy that nobody's seen since yeah, and then he had already graduated Why would you give us a picture of him in high school? I'm sure there's a picture of him graduated. Yeah, it probably trans. Yeah, that's the thing. Yeah, there's something weird going on. I don't think that's the same guy There's like movies about like capturing the ride Go off that you think that's a hair lip. I thought he had a hair lip, but that looks like a herp That's why I'd always just thought he had a hair lip. That's funny. All right, go on. Sorry. You're right. Yeah, it's okay Uh, there's like movies the good girls based on kind of has kind of like a catcher in the rye theme But a really good one is this one done in 20 2007 with gerolito chapter 27 and you'll see a lot they repeat phrases from the book. It's called the Jeraldito Chapter Twenty-seven and you'll see a lot. They

Starting point is 01:47:26 repeat phrases from the book but uh catcher in the rye has twenty-six chapters. So, this is kind of like supposedly a follow on chapter. What's hilarious is that it's not brave for very good looking people to play fat and ugly.

Starting point is 01:47:40 Yeah. He gained weight for that. So, he gained a lot of Jared Leto is he's playing fat. He's not just completely ripped like Jesus. He's fat now. You can find it on YouTube so you can watch it in on this movie. There's another theme of mind control because Chapman also has the Wizard of Oz motif. So he had this kind of like almost a set up on his like hotel desk with all of his favorite stuff. And one of them was the Wizard of Oz, right?

Starting point is 01:48:06 And then we've had guests on before talking about the dark image symbolism of the Wizard of Oz. Kobe Bryant's last Halloween costume with his family was the Wizard of Oz. Whose last costume? Kobe Bryant's. Oh, wow, crazy. So I just kind of grok what Holden means and then also call like the meaning of a call. Various traditions have viewed as a sign of spiritual or psychic abilities.

Starting point is 01:48:35 In some folklore, the call was believed to bestow second sight or the ability to see into the future. And just weird things as Ken Silva guy follow just talking about Ruth and how strange he is. But this is about Mangione. The NYPD claims to have found the CEO shooter's backpack near the carousel in Central Park exactly where the catcher in the riot ends. A tip for reading in the chapter we meet sleuths it's a stand-in for Henry Luce of Life Magazine. Wow. December 11th, 2024, yeah. So here's the inspiration for Travis Bickle, Arthur Bremer. Bremer tried to assassinate Wallace in 72. So it's eight years before these assassinations.

Starting point is 01:49:18 And he had his own diary called An Assassin's Diary, which is a whole other story, because that might be ghost written, according to some people. But they have all these fake words in here. Not fake words. They have words that aren't present, for kind of naughty terms. Flitty for homosexuals.

Starting point is 01:49:40 Give her the time, sexual intercourse. Phonies, people are fake. Snowing when you're like lying to somebody. So it's kind of, but also I tried to do some research about like how did Salinger get this book published? And there's a book called The Cultural Cold War CIA in the World of Arts and Letters by Frances Stoner Saunders and she has an interesting mention about this guy. Like there was this, this magazine called encounter and it says, Spender to open literary pages to new generation of American writers like Sal, Saul Bellow, JD Salinger, Truman Capote or Shirley Ann ground.

Starting point is 01:50:18 So like he's definitely involved in promoting certain authors. William, the presentation was great as always. We love having you out one more time. Can you please tell them where they could find you? Yeah. William Ramsey investigates in my podcast. I have over 1300 episodes on a wide variety of subjects. My Patreon is a William Ramsey investigate.

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Starting point is 01:52:16 You're not a bit you're still in it you 32. Yeah, you're still in it. I'm still in it Yeah, Johnny's out a little like if a little fruity. So like, if you went to prison, your butt's on the line. I went to prison, my butt is not on the line. Nobody goes, oh, let's get that flat-ass old man. See, I don't know about that. I don't know, dude. Nobody's trying to get in 52-year-old man ass. Go to West Hollywood.

Starting point is 01:52:36 I was like, let's get that guy who almost get senior citizen discount deadies. Let's go get him. Nobody wants that. Yeah. That's go get him nobody So Johnny you're still somewhat on it, but you're definitely on it and definitely still on it I can tell you the boys in West Hollywood think I'm still on it. Yeah Good to be hit up. It's mostly trans. Oh, yeah That's what happens when you go to trans bars you get hit out by that is true So can we decide that we won't go to Austin since me and Johnny are still up on?

Starting point is 01:53:06 No, I'm going. You guys can stay home. Oh, we're not invited anymore actually. There you go. I'm ready to go get a place right now. I'm not even kidding. Well, you were telling us the numbers on the household and I was like, no way. Johnny, look it up. Go on Zillow. Look at prices. So now we're going to Zillow bait a little bit here? Let's do a Zillow bait and get into it. Well, William Ramsey was great catching the ride. Oh so interesting

Starting point is 01:53:25 I mean we've had people come on but never to the depth. Come on talk about uh Talk about the catcher in the ride. I did order it by the way Do you think you like I'm dancing a dirty dance and you can bundle it with? 1984 and there was one other book. I forget what I was Is this the single white trailer you were looking at earlier? Is this the room? No, no, no, that's not it But three bedrooms look at that I know I said it I said the cutoff on three bed three bath for the no go to four and can we get the houses? Johnny not trailers. Yeah, dude. Oh

Starting point is 01:53:58 Yeah, I don't dude you the one that said you were looking at no Do when you live in it these are four bedroom trailer in San Diego for the weekend, go down there and just hang? These are only houses, by the way. It is only houses. Those motor home spots are pretty nice. Yeah, that's what, look at these places. I upped it to four.

Starting point is 01:54:16 You buy T-Mobile? You want to buy T-Mobile? Son of a bitch. This is the worst. It's like, do you not want us to look at your fucking stuff? Son of a bitch. No, it's the computer that the cursor is disappeared. I think I need to restart the worst. It's like do you not want us to look at your son of a bitch? It's the computer that the the cursor is disappeared. I think I need a restart son of a bitch

Starting point is 01:54:31 Blam you boy. Blam you boy. I'm you in the click so ah very interesting Could you read something in a trigger some MK ultra shit? I mean that's definitely The theme of the new Captain America. Oh really NKL Well, you didn't do spoiler alert cuz I want anyone to go watch that trash ass movie trash. Oh, did you see it? No, it's a Captain America's now black. I know that yeah, I don't need a watch the movie to know that so you know It's trash cuz he's black. Yeah. Yeah, that sounds like a racist statement by ethnic person Yeah, I got what you're saying. You guys hate black people.

Starting point is 01:55:06 I love black people. Why not just when they're succeeding in Hollywood, you hate them? No, that's not true at all, Johnny. Explain it then. Go down. Look at that. Oh, that's a nice house right there. They're like Captain African American.

Starting point is 01:55:16 Look at that one, dude. Look at that one. I think a lot of these aren't real. Seller offer, bang. You think they're not real? Well, no, they haven't been built yet. Look at that one. It looks like a castle.

Starting point is 01:55:24 These two right here haven't been built. We gotta find stuff outside of Austin What's the monthly rent on that? You mean your mortgage? Yeah mortgage. Well, it depends on click on something. How much you put down you put down you put down like 400 grand let's say it's probably nothing. Yeah Baby don't hurt. This would be a, uh, it does give me an estimate. Where is it? I don't know. It's a few other, I think. Nevermind. It usually gives it to you at the top. Yeah, it does. I've seen it where it says like, oh, monthly it would be around. I'm not logged in. Oh, there it is monthly. Yeah.

Starting point is 01:56:05 Three sixty. Yeah. Three thirty six twenty two. That's probably counting a hundred grand down. I would assume. So yeah. Thirty six twenty two. Oh, dude. Come on, bro. Let daddy dance.

Starting point is 01:56:16 I don't know where these are, though, and it's not showing them over here on the map. All right. We'll figure it out. So that's it, dude. Yeah. Sam wants me to fucking die. No, I don't want you to die Austin where there's a so there's a smiley face killer looking for young guys he's he's planning on partying hard every night in Austin 6 Street yeah you're gonna go hard in the paint trying to bang white white college

Starting point is 01:56:37 girls right that's all you're trying to do yeah don't go to 6th Street yeah just don't go to comedy shows nobody will hunt you don't to do. Don't go to 6th Street. Yeah, just don't go to comedy shows. Nobody will hunt you. Don't say that, Sam. Don't drink at comedy shows. Don't drink at comedy shows. Don't drink at comedy shows. They only get you if you drink. Yeah, that's my story.

Starting point is 01:56:54 Anything else, guys? I mean, one more. Do you think they should ban Catching the Rhyme from being read at high school? Where you have to read it? No, I believe in the First Amendment. We're not banned. It shouldn't be mandatory. Yeah, no, I'm not saying you shouldn't be in the library, but then make you read it

Starting point is 01:57:07 It's literally like part of like it's like yeah, so it's kind of like part of the what the American Canon right like they yeah I Know I mean it was okay. It's well written of course, but I just thought was bleak like I mean I'm not gonna I remember the teacher telling us that this movie made people kill people and I was really excited The movie no, I mean the book that the movie made people kill people and I was really excited. The movie? No, I mean the book. Is there a movie I never saw it. There might be one. Yeah, but I was a little excited to read it and I was like this is this made someone kill someone? Yeah. There's like big-time retards out there. Like I saw the funniest meme it was about it was about how men and women respond to bots

Starting point is 01:57:45 Like if a super hot chick hits on you hits on a guy on the internet. It's like oh, you're fucking bot Whatever bot if a if a super hot guy hits on a chick. She's like, yeah, this totally makes sense I'm gonna leave my husband. No, no I mean first, I mean I still believe it a bot, but I still go see how many people she's following. I still do a little deeper, I'll do a little research. Oh yeah, you're like, oh okay, I could see this. Yeah, I could see her luck.

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Starting point is 02:01:17 Yeah, it's like something versus everyone and stuff like that. That's OK, Johnny. You don't have to like everything. Go back. I like it. But Fuck versus Zuck is a classic. That's get it now Zuck that picture of him on there is great. Let's go Let's go and you wear it out because they can't read the word. Ah, right technology

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Starting point is 02:03:37 Tucker Carlson had a guy on who was talking about what intelligence has done to the religious apparatus in Ukraine. Did you see this? It's kind of fascinating. Check this out. Yes. It dates back to 2014. We believe it began with Victoria Nuland, who, I mean, this was a big operation because she worked with the ambassador of the United States to Ukraine, amazingly becomes the ambassador of the United States to Greece. It is in fact the patriarch of the Constantinople Church that becomes the one who engineers basically the destruction of our church by taking canonical control away from Moscow and taking it to himself, violating a treaty from the 17th century.

Starting point is 02:04:49 So we have the United States, and by the way, this was engineered by Secretary of State Pompeo. So this isn't just a Democrat thing. Secretary of State Pompeo was directly involved. Well, the difference between Toria Nuland and Mike Pompeo is negligible. There's no difference at all that I'm aware of. He may be the same person in drag.

Starting point is 02:05:06 Yes, and therefore more sinister, but they have the same views on everything. Well, in any event, Pompeii was involved in basically having this, what's called in religious terms, a thomos granted so that Ukraine could establish an autocephalous church. This is in 2019. So the church that is allegedly now a clean church away from Russia is five years old. Do you know who at the State Department worked on this op to create a fake church? Yes. Yes, yes. It dates back to 2014.

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Starting point is 02:07:06 That's how in-depth these these intelligence and people who say we're crazy spotting PsyOps everywhere. They do it man. It just happens. These are harmful conspiracy theories by the way if YouTube's algorithm is spying on us. These are so harmful. I am harmed. Johnny read some super chats. We're making fun of these conspiracy theories. They're so stupid. Stupid conspiracy theories. They are so dumb. Doug Wilson says, Sam, I got banned from the hub. 607 for life. XG seduce T F H and drag Johnny's H TRT. I got too much TR. I mean, I got too much T already,

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Starting point is 02:08:27 $100 make you holler. Who is that? Christopher Davis? Johnny will swab your knob for $100. Broken Sim slash Conspiracy Social Club. Master Broken Social Club. Yeah, dude, Broken Sim, Broken Social Club. I'll bring all my sidekicks together.

Starting point is 02:08:42 Can you imagine? Be like, you know how at the end of the story arc for Avengers, they have the big movie where all the people come together? Yeah, that would be. We are family. Come on, come on, come on. I got all my, Johnny.

Starting point is 02:08:59 That's in, it's kicked in, hasn't it? It has, it's in. I have lost. I am just floating right now, dude. And I even got this. These are threes, dude. Wait till I get to the six and I'm ODing right here. I love that you're already planning on

Starting point is 02:09:13 building up such a tolerance that you're fighting nanotechnology. Please stop. I don't know much about nicotine now. Does it does your does it increase your tolerance really quickly when you take? No, but I mean quickly would be like what months or something like how long do you think it'll take before you really need to What is the biggest? Do you know what the biggest San?

Starting point is 02:09:38 Fixes and the but the biggest like my friends will put in five four three two one What do you mean five? I'll put a bunch of them in their mouth Let's see. That's the biggest those yeah three versus six milligram pouches, huh? Yeah That's johnny read these dude. There's so many these super chats You just let them go away try to do the news that they save over they save on the thing over We gotta read them all Tim he didn't even say, Tim, you're in, you're, you're in, Tim, you're in. What is that? What are you

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