Tin Foil Hat With Sam Tripoli - #953: Revenge of Mystery Cults With Matt Ehret

Episode Date: December 23, 2025

In the latest episode of Tin Foil Hat, Sam Tripoli welcomes Matt Ehret for a condensed but provocative discussion on America’s hidden history and its alleged ties to the occult, includ...ing Benjamin Franklin’s efforts to bring Canada into the early United States. The conversation explores a spider web of secret societies, the role of Freemasonry among the Founding Fathers, and how power networks are said to stretch across centuries. Ehret also draws bold connections between the Jack the Ripper mystery and what he calls the “Kevin Bacon” of conspiracies, linking it all to the greater Israel project.Please check out Matt Ehret's book: "Revenge Of The Mystery Cults"- https://bit.ly/4scPBlOPlease subscribe to the new Tin Foil Hat youtube channel: https://www.youtube.com/@TinFoilHatYoutubeGrab your copy of the 2nd issue of the Chaos Twins now and join the Army Of Chaos:https://bit.ly/415fDfYCheck out Sam "DoomScrollin with Sam Tripoli and Midnight Mike" Every Tuesday At 4pm pst on Youtube, X Twitter, Rumble and Rokfin!Join the WolfPack at Wise Wolf Gold and Silver and start hedging your financial position by investing in precious metals now! Go to samtripoli.gold and use the promo code "TinFoil" and we thank Tony for supporting our show.CopyMyCrypto.com: The 'Copy my Crypto' membership site shows you the coins that the youtuber 'James McMahon' personally holds - and allows you to copy him. So if you'd like to join the 1300 members who copy James, then stop what you're doing and head over to: https://copymycrypto.com/tinfoilhat/ You'll not only find proof of everything I've said - but my listeners get full access for just $1LiveLongerFormula.com: Check out https://www.livelongerformula.com/sam — Christian is a longevity author and functional health expert who helps you fix your gut, detox, boost testosterone, and sleep better so you can thrive, not just survive. Watch his free masterclass on the 7 Deadly Health Fads, and if it clicks, book a free Metabolic Function Assessment to get to the root of your health issues.Want to see Sam Tripoli live? Get tickets at SamTripoli.com:Morris Plains, NJ: New Year's Eve At The Dojo Of Comedy Dec 31st https://www.tiffscomedy.com/events/121228 Atlantic City, NJ: Word War Debate: WW1 Live At the ACX1 inside Caesar's Place Jan 10thhttps://www.showpass.com/wordwardebate/Please check out Matt Ehret's internet:Website: https://independent.academia.edu/MattEhretTwitter: https://x.com/ehret_matthewSubstack: https://matthewehret.substack.com/Please check out Sam Tripoli's internet:Linktree: https://linktr.ee/samtripoli Sam Tripoli's Stand Up Youtube Page: https://www.youtube.com/@SamTripoliComedy Sam Tripoli's Comedy Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/samtripolicomedy/ PSam Tripoli's Podcast Clip Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/samtripolispodcastclips/ Please join us in supporting our sponsors, and thank you to them for sponsoring our show:True Classic: True Classic is made with stank-free, moisture-wicking technology so you can do it all in comfort and style. From running on the treadmill to running out for beer, True Classic has the gear for you. So, if you’re ready to upgrade your closet, shop now with my exclusive link at trueclassic.com/TinFoil and save up to 25% off your first order. PLEASE support our show and tell them we sent you. No matter how you move, make 2024 your most comfortable year yet with True Classic.Stash: Stash isn’t just another investing app—it’s a registered investment advisor that combines automated investing with expert, personalized guidance, so you don’t have to worry about gambling or figuring it out on your own. Don’t let your money sit around—put it to work with Stash. Go to get dot stash dot com slash TINFOIL to see how you can receive TWENTY-FIVE DOLLARS towards your first stock purchase and to view important disclosures.HIMS: No man wants to lose his hair, but for men, it's actually very common. And now with Hims, the solution is simple. Try Hims' hair loss solutions and you'll be joining hundreds of thousands of subscribers who got their flow back. Start your free online visit today at Hims dot com slash TINFOILHAT. That's hims.com/TINFOILHAT for your personalized hair loss treatment options.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

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Starting point is 00:00:00 Tinfoil hat. Oh, what the fuck are you guys people talking about? Global controls have to be imposed and be created to enforce them. Welcome to tinfoil half. We go deep, home, boy. Eric, drink from the fountain of knowledge. That's some interdimensional shit. This is only the beginning.
Starting point is 00:00:39 There, you just blew my mind. I need to get your mind. All right, guys, and welcome to the final. Tim Fall Half, 2025. Yes. We're live from the Wise Wolf Gold and Silver Studios. Go to Scribly dot gold and use the promo code Timfoil. And you two can get in on the Pressman's game for his little $50 a month.
Starting point is 00:01:01 I'm up in my number, dude. Daddy's going hard to paint, okay? Very excited to have this guest on. He is a podcaster. He is a researcher. And he is a cartoonist, which I'm very excited to. talk to him about. Please welcome. Matt, Eric, how are you, brother? Hey, I'm very happy to join you. We're glad you're here. We're honored that you're taking us out 2025. It's been a great year.
Starting point is 00:01:26 Couldn't ask for a better guest to have for the final episode. Matt, for those who are not familiar with you, can tell us a little bit about yourself and where our listeners can find you. Sure, yeah. Well, they can go to Canadian patriot.org. It's a geopolitical journal. I set up back in 2012. A lot of the books that I publish and the videos that I've been making with my wife over the past two years come out under that banner. So that also has all of our books, including the new Revenge of the Mystery Cults trilogy that we just produced. Oh, I like it. Yeah, yeah. It's a wild ride. And then also there's Rising Tide Foundation. And Substack is sort of our bread and butter more or less these days. So that's also a thing.
Starting point is 00:02:08 Who are we talking to that they really love Substack, that they feel like it's going back? to old-fashioned blogging. I like Substack. I don't get a lot of traction there, but I like to go there and put my content just to help them with content. So if people do go there, there's a ton of content there for the...
Starting point is 00:02:25 There's so many people on there, but I just feel like I got to be a part of it. Speaking of cartoons, I myself have a comic book coming out. It is called Chaos Twins. Just go to Chaos Twins. Just go to Chaos Twins.com. Episode two, we should be out early next year.
Starting point is 00:02:39 I know we've been talking about for a while. We're finishing it up. And it's just a great, great comic book for the kids. They can learn about the world of conspiracies while being entertained. And we're very excited about it. I'm very proud of it. Is the literally the only children's entertainment I do family friendly. So if you want to, want to give for your kids, please check out chaos twins.com.
Starting point is 00:03:04 So, Matt, you know, I always ask or Mark tells me what the guests want to talk about. you brought up some of my favorite topics I'm very very much into the occult I am constantly having debates with people there's a lot of people who hate the muzzies we hate Muslims Muslims Muslims Muslims and I understand that because the propaganda
Starting point is 00:03:28 and this is not saying that Islam is a peaceful religion okay but what I am saying is that how far back are you going to go with your data. Yeah. How, like, where do you stop when you went at trying to figure out what's going on? Because, you know, when we know that the British created all the lines, the, the borders of the Middle East,
Starting point is 00:03:57 and they purposely made it so it was just full of people that didn't get long. So there's a lot of divide and conquer going on. And when you realize that the first king of the house. of Saad was a British spy and that the the house of sod funds Wahhabism. You know, it's like how deep does it go? So the hidden hand to me is a really very important topic that the average person, our listeners understand because we talk about a lot, but, you know, a lot of people don't understand that they don't want to take time to go to that deep dive and do the research for themselves. So I'm very excited about my question to you is where, where does you?
Starting point is 00:04:38 your journey into researching begin into this whole thing. Oh, that's that. Okay. Yeah, sure. And just to reemphasize before I answer that second part, yeah, people are, they're, they're way too satisfied to settle on some overly simplistic explanation of the cause of their problems, whether it's, you know, Jews, Muslims, Christians, like, whatever. They'll just, they want a nice little comfortable label.
Starting point is 00:05:02 Yeah, it's good guys, bad guys. Yeah, that just fits into pre-existing categories. And it doesn't work. that'll, to the degree that we settle with that kind of lazy reasoning, we will always be instruments of our own doom. And that's the way that these ruptures, as you pointed out, were organized across national borders, across tribal lines for forever, forever wars, forever conflicts, forever crusades. It doesn't work.
Starting point is 00:05:24 So you've got to go to something more principles. And that harkens back to days before even Judaism or Islam or Christianity. Bang. Bang, dude. That's what we're talking about. these people, these masters of mankind, are way above these Abrahamic religions. They're the ones who basically form them in the image in which they wanted so that they all fought with each other. Well, yeah. And I mean, you know, I like using this language of the skin suits, you know, the silence of the lamps thing, that the Satan, the satanic, um, misanthropic demon worshiping freaks that have been around for ages, God, you know, before written records, they will, they will, they will.
Starting point is 00:06:05 infiltrate and occupy and create skin suits to make them seem and Muslim or Christian or Jew or Hindu or whatever and they will have an esoteric intersect that will happily use exoteric uninitiated followers from whatever thing that they're infiltrating as disposable tools to be, you know, played with and destroyed for their, but they're all in on it together, right? So you got to go from the top down.
Starting point is 00:06:32 People have to really go from the top down and then kind of differentiate that you're you're not actually dealing with Christianity or Judaism or Islam or whatever there there's this other thing and I think Jamal al-Din al-Afghani even more so than the the sponsors of Wahhabism in the 20th century who play into this but even when you go to al-Afghani the founder of Salafiism himself the guy was like a boom companion of madame halanablovadski you know this guy was like no wow oh yeah he was like this this Sufi, you know, Sufi chameleon who took pride in being able to just be anything you wanted him to be. And he was always traveling the world, wherever Blavatsky was. So was he, he was advising
Starting point is 00:07:16 Saint Eve D'Alde D'Alvedre, the founder of synarchism as well, which is directly tied into the esoteric section of theosophists. And he's working for the British Empire in founding, like the most radical school of rigid, like, it's like adjacent to Wahhabism. that then creates an incubator for later radicals to be emerged and then used as instruments in forever divide to conquer conflicts. So it's like, why? You know, it goes back to this thing that they're both devoted to. So who am I? So what got me into this?
Starting point is 00:07:52 Real quick. And then I want you get into that. We say all the time on this thing is like on the show that that they use the Abrahamic religions as masks. to walk amongst us because if they actually told us what they were into, I would like to believe people would take to the streets and want to see some, you know, some guillotines and stuff like that. I would like to believe. I question, I'm starting to question whether that's even true at this point. But they have to use those to walk amongst us. That's kind of their game.
Starting point is 00:08:26 So yeah, I totally agree and everything said. So one more time, tell us what you were about to say. I think you were going to tell us how you got into it or who you are. I don't know. Sorry, I cut you off. Yeah, it's all like that. Sure. Well, it's, I guess the same question, ultimately two aspects of the same question. So I, I guess I, for me, my, my shakeup came around 2004, 9-11 stuff, you know.
Starting point is 00:08:49 So that was my, like, big wake-up call. I became, I'm trying to figure out, well, what's, if that's a lie, what else is a lie? So for a couple of years, I went down some pretty, pretty, like the bell curve, like for everybody, you know, when you get that jarring thing, whether it was COVID or JFK murder or whatever. the shakeup thing was 9-11 was a big one uh built high bell curve high depression too right because you know at a certain point you're like well fuck you know like yeah damn it's so much worse than i even imagined everybody's being sent to the slaughterhouse um so i at a certain point decided to shut the hell up i was like to the degree that i'm successfully persuading people to get into like my conspiracy uh inside it like um world to the degree that that's
Starting point is 00:09:33 that I'm successful, they're either, they're, they're, they're becoming as disempowered and in blackpilled as I am. And to the degree that I'm unsuccessful, people think I'm crazy. So it's like, it's like, it's, it's like a, it's a no win. Yeah. So for a while, I was like, I'm just going to shut the hell up and, uh, let, you know, happy, happy doves be happy doves. And I'll just be like, you know, I took the matrix approach. I know, I know it's not a state, but it tastes like a steak. Might as well just go with the illusion. But that wasn't good either. I knew that that wasn't good, but I didn't have a solution. So I started getting more politically active around 2006 midway when at least I didn't necessarily believe it was possible, but I at least encountered
Starting point is 00:10:13 through my interfacing with some representatives in Canada, which is where I live, of the LaRouche organization, certain ideas in an, a way of looking at the problem that addressed historic battles that have stopped the New World Order. like acts from coming down, which I didn't know about. So I didn't know that there was ever a successful struggle against this thing. So I appreciated that and it gave me something kind of like to hold on to. So were they good guys?
Starting point is 00:10:44 These people you were talking to, the LaRouche? Yeah, yeah, they're okay. They were, there were an organization that had a little outlet in Canada. They were mostly U.S. base, but they had little branches in Europe to followers of Linden LaRouche, who died, 2019. And he died at the age of like 98.
Starting point is 00:11:02 Yeah, there were good people. Yeah, very good people. And I became a volunteer. Like I started working with them in Ottawa, I went down in Washington. I became a bit more, it became less, I became less of an armchair commentator. And it was a good,
Starting point is 00:11:16 a good education for me to just get into reality. You know, I like put myself into the process a little bit more. And, you know, there were certain policies that I found like just common sense. I don't think it was possible, but the idea of like bringing in glass steel to break up the banks before the collapse happens. That was a useful idea that I found myself working to try to build conferences in Ottawa and Washington.
Starting point is 00:11:38 And there was like, it was interesting to just get people who were in the deep state sanctum, like into that structure who actually wanted to hear a briefing. I was like, oh, there's actual humans there. They might be disempowered, but they're humans. I can engage with that. So it gave me like, again, a certain sense that there is a fight. It's not purely, it's not like everything is 100% controlled by the Satanists who want to kill us all. So that again was a good process. I did that for about a decade.
Starting point is 00:12:06 And that was in that process in 2012 that I started putting myself on a program of figuring out what is Canada, this weird monarchy of the north. Like why is Canada this strange? You know, why do we have a governor general? What is this five-eyes thing that controls Canada? Why do we have a monarchy? What is the civil service that's running us? So I, you know, myself and a couple of colleagues. put together some serious, crazy discoveries that brought in, you know, the role of the roundtable
Starting point is 00:12:37 movement, the Rhodes Scholars that pretty much shaped everything bad, including in the U.S., especially in Canada, the Fabian Society networks that interface with them. And that started resolving a lot of paradoxes. Like, why did Benjamin Franklin come to Canada? And why did we fail to accept his challenge in 1776 to join up as the 14th colony to say, we're going to reject the British Empire? we failed. Why did we fail? So there were like these, these good resolutions that came with these. Oh, wow. I never knew that. Most Canadians don't. I only knew about it because there was this
Starting point is 00:13:09 Canada post commemorative stamp in 2006 that had Ben Franklin's face on it. And I didn't know why Ben Franklin was in a Canadian stamp. And then I had to like look into it and I was like, oh shit, it's this guy who founded the Canadian Postal Service in 1756. And it's like this guy who founded the first Canadian newspapers. And it's this guy who's coming up here to try to like do this thing for five weeks to organize Canadians to come down to basically say no more hereditary systems. But we again, we had Jesuits. We had Anglican intelligence that were manipulating the whole society.
Starting point is 00:13:45 So we we stayed loyal to the crown. It would have been very a different outcome. Like the world would have been a very different place if we had accepted that at that time. We fucked up. So like the the Canadian Patriot magazine. that I created was done because I couldn't get our writings and our findings published anywhere. Like, no one wanted to touch this stuff. So I was like, let's fucking do it ourselves. And what came out of that was a series of like four books called the Untold History of Canada
Starting point is 00:14:13 that recasts the whole story from like 1774 into the present. And then coming out of that, I was like, I had a bit more of a foundation to start doing the same thing about the origins of the American deep state going back to the 1620s. So like what are the Rosicrucian networks that were seeding which Covans into America tied to like the John D. Bacon networks that were incubating and doing battle with legitimately patriotic movement that was always at war with this thing, right? And then from there you can understand what was Aaron Burr doing as part of this evil occult agency in America setting up Wall Street as a branch of the city of London in America? What is the skull of bone skull and bones? What was the Scottish right as a branch of the. the United Grand Lodge in America that still organizes the CIA and all of these intelligence agencies. And then you can understand, like, what are these American presidents getting,
Starting point is 00:15:04 who are getting killed while in office of which there's eight of them? What are their policies? Why are they dying when in office? Like, that's a huge number of presidents to die in as such a young country. So is there a common thread tying the murder of, you know, Harrison and Zachary Taylor and Lincoln and Garfield and McKinley and Warren Harding and, you know, FDR and JFK, is there, is there a common thread? Wow. Wow. If you ask the average American, how many presidents have died, they would probably tell
Starting point is 00:15:38 you two. Yeah, probably. I would say all of them except the last couple have died. Well, okay. You know what I'm saying, Johnny. Thank you. Snarky fuck. Thank you.
Starting point is 00:15:48 Well played, Johnny. Yeah. Don't encourage him. Okay. So, yeah, most people would know that. That's incredible. And I do a conspiracy show for nine years. And I didn't know.
Starting point is 00:15:59 I probably knew, but it never resonated with me. Yeah, well, you know, it's by, I think the way it kind of works is that each one, if we're allowed to look at the particulars of how each of these individuals died, it's always like treated as a self-contained story detached from a higher tapestry that would unite an understanding. So like, like Harris, William Harrison,
Starting point is 00:16:25 1840, you know, he's in there for what, three months? Or is it like, like not even, it's like four weeks. No time, right?
Starting point is 00:16:31 Yeah. How's he doing? What does he represent as a leading figure of the Whig Party? Why was Lincoln fighting to get him elected as well, right? 1840. Well, there's a whole story about what he was doing to bring back
Starting point is 00:16:42 the American system of the protective tariff, the national bank that had been killed by Aaron Burr's assets at Tammany Hall earlier on, who had already killed. like Hamilton as a human. They killed Hamilton's kid as well. And then they started destroying his institutions over the ensuing decades, which culminated in like Aaron Burr's assets,
Starting point is 00:17:03 you know, Andrew Jackson and Martin Van Buren, who totally annihilated it and brought in this deregulation of the banking system that resulted in the bank panics, the boom and bus cycles, mass speculation, and Warren Harrison had a program to revive a national bank to take back control from the city of London asset. And that was on his desk when he died. And to this day, nobody can account for why he died except he started spewing out black stuff and keeled over.
Starting point is 00:17:31 What? Here's how long you get, by the way, if you want to do that. You get from March 4th to April 4th. You get one month, 31 days. Crazy. You want to try to mess with.
Starting point is 00:17:42 Yeah. And Lincoln helped get into power when Lincoln came in with John Quincy Adams for like two seconds just to stop the, the Spanish-Mexican war and do the spot speech and get him get Harrison elected. And then Lincoln went back to becoming a lawyer back in Illinois. And then again, Zachary Taylor, another wig, wig leader, 1851 gets in power, does a lot of the same thing to organize the American forces against this Anglo-American deep state apparatus.
Starting point is 00:18:10 He all of a sudden dies after, what, two years? And the official reason that he is, he dies is he ate too many. cherries with cold milk and died. Official reason. I shit you not. That's literally what they say is the reason why he dies. And then coming out of that, you know,
Starting point is 00:18:31 you got this free Masonic takeover with Pierce, who then launches these absurd wars, who brings in the entire leadership of the later Confederacy is brought in as the Pierce administration, Scottish freight government. And then 1850s inflaming the divide that's going to lead to the ultimate dissolution of the USA and the undoing of,
Starting point is 00:18:50 1776 with the civil war, which they're trying to revive right now as we speak. And then, you know, so he's, Zachary Taylor's out of the picture. The, the Whig leaders basically create a new, a new institution called the Republican Party. At around the 18, was 1856 period. And Lincoln's a key figure in that because the wigs have become too compromised at that point. There's been too much infiltration. So they have to create something new to represent the anti-slave position. And also not just that, but the pro, what becomes the greenback position to take control of the national credit under a national system instead of what it was under the other school.
Starting point is 00:19:31 And then, you know, Lincoln dies the way he does, but he does manage a miracle to keep this controlled dissolution from happening. So it buys us some time. But ultimately, he's taken out of the picture. And, you know, in the ensuing years, you've got a small effort with the Russians under Lerner, Alexander II, who would just say America, they're bringing in the Lincoln system into Russia to unifying a nation that had just liberated the serfs, 25 million serfs.
Starting point is 00:19:59 Same year that they were liberated was the same year that Lincoln did the Emancipation Proclamation. And they bring in like the Lincoln system of state directed credit for the internal improvement with a protective tariff. Zara Alexander II is killed by a British-controlled anarcho-terrorist cell that's tied to Prince Kropokin, who's also tied himself
Starting point is 00:20:19 to Mikhail Bakunin, who's like overseeing the creation at the same time of Monteverrika in Switzerland, Ascana, that becomes the foundation of the later, you know, Esselin operation that creates the baby boomers and the whole like counterculture, age of Aquarius shit in America. That's, that's, this group under Bakunin and Kropotkin. And the same anarchists are then also killing the same cell, Garfield, in who's killed in the same year that William Alexander II is killed in Russia by a similar network. network that's tied to what's called the Oneida Lodge, the Oneida cult in New York. It's another anarchist, esoteric, Gnostic cult. There's dozens of these things all over Ontario and Buffalo and New
Starting point is 00:21:02 York. One of them generates Gito, this MK Ultra, proto-MKLtraultra mind control operative who comes out of this thing, kills Garfield. He's eliminated as a disposable asset. And Garfield, once he's gone, America's enemies come back in a play. They bring in the Anglo-American's like orientation. Wall Street gets more powerful. They kill the greenbacks. And then McKinley's like the last real effort of a surviving pro-Lincoln Civil War veteran who tries to bring back the Lincoln program again.
Starting point is 00:21:33 He's killed by another. Unbelievable, dude. Unbelievable. I remember a long time ago, there was a guy who was on my premium content and he came and saw me in Minneapolis and he gave me a book. by the Jesuit that listed all the royals that the Jesuits had assassinated. I mean, and it was insane how many they killed. They're just not afraid to do it.
Starting point is 00:21:58 Like, how many, how many was it? Like, I would say like 30, 30, 40. Wow. Yeah. Just off in them, left and right. That's print numbers. What's that? That's Hillary Clinton numbers.
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Starting point is 00:26:43 the king of Italy, and you've got like so, it's not just McKinley, but you've got a whole net. You've got the president of France, Cary Carneau, who's bringing in the Lincoln American system into France, who's also getting killed by an anarchist cell. You've got Alexander III who's being killed in 1898, him it's poison, arsenic. And then as well, obviously, the rest of the Romanovs are wiped out.
Starting point is 00:27:06 But so are like so many German interior ministers, foreign ministers, Italian, and other, like, it's just an age of total assassination to eliminate anybody who's got a competent head on their shoulders. So you have this constant just confusion, vacuum of leadership, and everybody can be sort of nudge towards what becomes World War I, this complete alchemical dissolution of society with the, you know, the attempt to then recombine everything under the League of Nations and One World Government thing, which was always the idea to, which is defined by who. The same people are running, who are running World War and the League of Nations as the solution of World War I, which is basically get rid of nation states,
Starting point is 00:27:46 is Alfred Milner, right? Lord Milner, who's heading up the Roundtable movement at that time. The entire Rhodes Scholarship Trust operation is overseeing by this guy who's in charge now of the British Empire, right, who's then orchestrating what becomes the League of Nation. He's also a co-author of the Balfour Accords. Lord Balfour's a member of this thing, right, in 1917, along with Lloyd George, who's the British Prime Minister, that. is installed by Milner in 1916 in England to oversee the outcome of the Versailles Treaty. And he's another co-architect with the Balfour Accords to create the conditions around which
Starting point is 00:28:20 this new thing would be an organizing principle of chaos pretty soon. It would just take a few more decades for that to manifest, right? So all that to say, it's like, why didn't that work, though? So that's always a good paradox that I think is an empowering one, is why is it when they wanted that to be the new world order hg wells was very clear on him that he was a co-architect of the of the of the league of nations why did the league of nations fail at that time well it's because you had people like warren harding who emerged as the republican president what 1921 or something or 20 and he basically said we're not going to abide by the league of nations which is demanding that
Starting point is 00:29:01 all everybody give up their sovereignty and only go through this unelected like yeah dude yeah yeah You had President Suniet Sen of China that he was like collaborating with to bypass the league. You had, you know, people in Walter Gathanhow, who's the later assassinated foreign minister of Germany, who's also working with patriots within Russia to bypass the Versailles Treaty and eliminate the debts and create bilateral treaties for industrialization of both, which would have worked with Warren Harding support, but they all end up getting it getting assassinated. Oh, my God. Like dies of oysters, whatever.
Starting point is 00:29:40 Like, that's the first reason. He dies of, like, too many oysters and he dies. So you got this thing that seems to lose power whenever national sovereignty is applied by people who represent a cultural tradition, which the oligarchy is afraid of. So that's, that for me, has been an important lesson. That's very interesting. That's very interesting. That's the thing that they get freaked out about, huh? cultural what would you just call it cultural history no what would you just like a cultural mate like
Starting point is 00:30:15 there's a there's a certain tradition representing a certain idea of human beings made in the image of a living loving reasonable creator that takes that shit seriously that acts accordingly and applies laws and policy in accordance with that principle and whenever that's done then the oligarchy will tend to lose their influence over the system that they want to control like gods doesn't mean that we've ever beaten them, but it means that they have reduced, they've, they've suffered the reduction of their, their ability to exert their desire to do whatever the hell they want over society, which has increased our, our capacity to express our freedom and higher potentialities. You know, so there's this struggle.
Starting point is 00:30:53 Do you see that happening now a little bit? Less so. Like we have, like we have these false flags happening left and right. And it's so obvious. And I just don't think it's giving them the results they want. Do you see that at all? I do. I mean, I think that they're on a reduced timeline.
Starting point is 00:31:15 I think that a lot of what they wanted to achieve has not fallen, hasn't fallen into the timeline that they would have desired. Let's say we look at the celebration of the New World Order and the end of history back in 1991. I think that they really had an idea that it was going to be a much more accelerated consolidation of their long-term agenda back then when the, Soviet Union had been induced to self-destruct from within under Gorbachev, who himself was a, Andy Eltsin, who were like themselves Lawrence Rockefeller Esselin operatives inside of the, the occult underbelly of Russia anyway, of the Soviet Union. So I think that they had the idea
Starting point is 00:31:55 that by now we would already be far, far advanced in the depopulation mass calling program already. So I do see that there's been certain upsets, but they haven't given. up. You know, they changed agenda 21 to agenda 2030 to sort of like remodify their timeline. The idea of the the mass legalization of carbon production, which they had hoped to already have brought online already many years ago, they've had to like throw that in the in the garbage bin for the moment, not to say they don't, they're not planning on bringing it back, but like the COP 21 Paris Accords, they've had to put that into the, we'll try again later bin. you know, the Mark Carney Bankers Climate Compact, which called for the consolidation of all of these major multinationals who would be committed to ending and legalizing investments into anything that increased carbon dioxide.
Starting point is 00:32:48 That was something that Carney was, that was his baby. And they've had to just do a vote like three months ago to dissolve that banker's climate compact because they can't destroy those countries and those civilizational forces to, day that are not willing to just simply sacrifice their entire ancient cultures and populations on this altar of Gaia the way that it was hoped they would maybe a decade or two ago. So you can't defeat them. If you continue on with this decarbonization, green Gaia religion, they got to put that aside, reinvest in a military industrial buildup, destroy Russia, China, their countries that are, again, not fully on board with killing their people and undoing their entire civilizations of like in China's case, what, 5,000 plus years
Starting point is 00:33:37 of continuous civilization, India, same thing. So they got to undo that, destroy them, and then maybe get back on their, on their original design of the big kill. And whether that happens through a punctuation of an unleashing of total war or whether it's a more gradual kill. I mean, in their mind, I think they're kind of, they're kind of flexible in terms of which scenario they're willing to do. They'd prefer, I think. As long as it gets the results. You see what you're talking about with the World Health Organization Treaty.
Starting point is 00:34:09 And they're just like, yeah, it supersedes all your laws. And of course, America is like, we'll just fucking suck it off. And we'll go with it because our leaders have zero spine and any integrity. But you saw Africa was like, we're not doing it. And it just annihilated the whole plan. yeah they got to get everybody unanimously on board for that to work so uh yeah absolutely do you think you think covid was a test run or they just fell short as in it didn't get what they wanted from it do you got to get that door you heard that eh yeah i don't think i need to get the door this is
Starting point is 00:34:46 is this going to be like streamed or edited it said we'll edit it if you want to go check i might need to get the door it might be okay just make sure it's not the canadian police getting upset what you're talking about right now i'm always concerned about that too i have very back Why we do this. Guys, if you want to see me live, if you want to see me live, go to samtriplea.com. And you two can get tickets to my final show of the year. I'm going to be in New Jersey at the Dojo of Comedy, the 31st, two shows. And then the big show and it's coming together.
Starting point is 00:35:18 We now have two debates. We just need our big one coming. We're so excited. Nice. Yeah, we're very excited. I think this thing's going to just, the first one's, going to be the the craziest one because we're just going to get our footing. But now, bang, we just need one more guy to sign on. We'll have our three. We might go four. But January 10th will
Starting point is 00:35:40 be the first inaugural, we're WW1. Do you know if it will be live, Sam? Like, the stream. Yes. The stream. Yes. Okay. Right on. That's cool. Yeah. Yeah. So we're, we're, we're very excited about it. And so if you guys want to see, we're trying to create a like, uh, intellectual Lala Paloosa. It's going to be like a giant, you know, intellectual festival. I don't know how I got involved. Oh, yeah, it's my idea.
Starting point is 00:36:08 You know, but it's going to be like a big party in Atlantic City. Come out, hang out, and enjoy the madness and making history. So we're very excited. Glad you're back, bud. Who was that? Uber Eats? That was an Amazon. Amazon Prime.
Starting point is 00:36:24 That's our new economy. No, listen. The truth is I would like to say, oh, fuck people to do that. But I find myself doing that. It's just, oh, I want some sneakers. Bang. I went to the mall the other day to buy some cards. And I was like, why don't I do this more?
Starting point is 00:36:42 It's just fun to get out of the effing house. Yeah. But nobody does that anymore. Oh, the problem with that is they never have anything. Sometimes I go to Target or Walmart Best Buy and I want to some, I want it now. Yeah, but Target and Walmart aren't the mall. The mall is just like an. experience.
Starting point is 00:37:00 Yeah. Yeah, sometimes not a good one, but yeah, it is an experience. Yeah, but, you know, even those are fun to go, what is this, you know? Don't worry, we're going to have the metaverse mall soon. Just put on our goggles and go ahead. Do you, after all the push on meta, do you know how, they say how many people are on meta right now? 12. 800.
Starting point is 00:37:19 Oh, wow. That's embarrassing. That's it. Yeah, but it's just consistent with Mark Zuckerberg. Like, you know, if you really study, he didn't even come up. Facebook. He's never launched anything that worked. Every idea he's ever had has just fallen flat on his face. He has to acquire stuff that's cooking with gas to actually get something that's actually productive. All of these creatures, I think, are just marketed cardboard cutouts to
Starting point is 00:37:47 justify, you know, little, little testing testing case to just put stuff into the population. But I don't think any of these guys have any substance. Like, even who was it who was controlling up so the first iasa like the the not iasa was it the the the the the the the dara program that created the foundations of arpa net that was what generated in like 1979 the first so-called social media prototype for within the military sector and it was it was called meta and in like 1980 is my god dude i did not know that that is so crazy And we all know Lifelog, right? Do you know Life Log?
Starting point is 00:38:32 That was the precursor to Facebook, right? It was literally the day it was ended is the day Facebook was registered as a business. And they don't even like, dude, just wait 48 hours then do it. They're like, no, we got to do it now. But it's going to be suspicious. Don't worry about it. Yeah. We're just going to do it.
Starting point is 00:38:49 They just, it's so interesting. I did not know what was called meta before it. That is crazy. Yeah. That's crazy. I think that all of these guys, whether it's Bezos or him or Bill Gates or Elon Musk or Thiel, I think they're really just cardboard cutouts without too much substance. They're trained to utilize certain syllogistic.
Starting point is 00:39:11 They're trained to a emote or give off the illusion that they have emotions. Oh, yeah. I love that. Lines of reasoning like you would a computer that they could then repeat on cue in certain, you know, stimulated Yeah That's what Especially teal is like when they asked him about you know
Starting point is 00:39:28 If he was okay with the world ending or whatever And you could tell it was like an AI that you ask a difficult question It was like computing Computing I mean yeah Yeah and I love when they have a Mark Zuckerberg on this On all the podcast tours And he's on my friend show and I'm like
Starting point is 00:39:45 What do you guys fucking doing Putting this fucking robot lizard I'm just a pro on your fucking show I do jujitsu I shoot I shoot goats with lasers. Come on, man. We're all aiming at. You know?
Starting point is 00:39:58 My God, dude, it's just, I'm just love to chill and bang pus, bro. I love Asian chicks, too, just like you. I'm into chicks too.
Starting point is 00:40:07 I like the ladies, too. You know, it's crazy to me. But what were we talking about before we got the Amazon delivery? Do you remember? Yeah,
Starting point is 00:40:16 you guys, it's, it's fuzzy. Oh, if COVID was a trial run or they did fall. Or did it fall short? I don't know.
Starting point is 00:40:25 I'm open to either one. I suspect it was a trial run. I suspect. A big thing is that, like, I think people think that it was going to be an immediate result. But I don't think that's their plan at all. I think immediate results would sound off the alarms. I think the way they've been slow rolling it and controlling people's algorithms. so the people who did buy in to COVID
Starting point is 00:40:55 never get the algorithm and the news that says people are dying left and right. You know? Because they're dying left and right. I mean, people are just, they're having brain tumors, cancer, their hearts are giving out. And I'm seeing studies left and right.
Starting point is 00:41:14 But I know the people that are just getting a 19 boot, like a friend of mine sent me a video right now that showed someone's brain that had 8. shots. And you can just see the dead matter just starting to fucking grow. The question is, was it like that before the shot or after? No, no, it shows you at the beginning.
Starting point is 00:41:32 Anybody who's getting eight shots, I'm saying it's kind of brain dead already. So yeah. Yeah. So my girlfriend still watches MSNBC. And now they're, they're going nuts on measles. Yeah. And I go, it's not a big deal. She goes, dude, it's an uptick of 20%.
Starting point is 00:41:50 I go, go, go, watch the Brady Bunch and watch how they talk about measles. Go watch how they talk about measles. And then go watch Law & Order when they did their big measle episode of propaganda. And it's two different vibes. You would think a bio weapon went off in New York City the way the people on law and order were acting about measles. I mean, they were calling the cops. They were just running around like it was crazy and like drama. And you know, Brady Bunch was like, I got measles. I don't got to go to school today. Yay. They're playing board games and they're super excited. It's it's it's such
Starting point is 00:42:23 an obvious game of propaganda that's going on. Even in Texas where like two years ago or a year ago, the big measle breakout that they said killed people later it came out that that was just medical um, malpractice.
Starting point is 00:42:39 Yeah. That the, the hospital fucked up. Hey Sam, do you do, uh, I don't know what age you do this at, but is there chicken fox parties still? Like on TV, I remember watching them like, oh, they were. I don't think that's completely correct anymore. But yeah, I think that was the way I was put into a household with a bunch of kids who had chicken pox because, yeah, when you're young, you can, you're more resilient. And that's a great, that's been a time-tested way to just get the kid over that process.
Starting point is 00:43:07 And nobody freaked out that their kid was going to die. You just did it. And I don't think you're allowed to do that anymore. I think you'd probably get your kid taken away by the authorities. Maybe, I mean, I'm not telling, that that's a fact. I'm just saying that that's the sort of thing. I know what you're saying. Yeah.
Starting point is 00:43:22 Yeah, it's crazy to me. It's like all the old remedies. Like I had restless leg syndrome the other day, and I had someone commented that her mom had restless leg syndrome, and her grandma told her to have a teaspoon of mustard. And she did, and it worked. Nobody knows that. You're going to have to go get a fucking pharmaceutical drug now to deal with that.
Starting point is 00:43:48 Well, the other thing is, can you, I bet, the mustard even is not the same you know i mean like i bet you're getting you know she's going to go have some frenches or whatever and really the mustard she her grandma had was something completely different or salt like the idea of salt and the benefits of salt which used to be i mean i get the the Celtic sea salts because you got all the the natural minerals that come with that increase your immune system that increase the biocircuitary whereas the table salt that people are taking has none of that it has no if and is anything as negative as negative net net health benefit. So there's all sorts of things like you said, yeah, that we take for granted
Starting point is 00:44:24 that's not the same thing. When somebody says mustard today versus, you know, 30 years ago even, it's two different chemistries completely. So all that to say, no, I think that COVID was likely a bit of a test or another like test run, another iteration to see how far can you push people. What will we adapt to? What will we accept as far as the ability to lie with statistics to give up our sense of of judging right and wrong for the sake of some hive mind um so they're always just seeing how far they could take it learning a little bit from how when they've pushed too far and there's like a freedom convoy that pushes back you know so i think that they're well that was the h1n1 thing too again remember you guys we went through the h1n1 back in 2009 my name what was that
Starting point is 00:45:15 that was just like another slightly more violent virulent seasonal flu but it seems to be the seasonal flu they were just like switching around statistics maybe there were some maybe just like covid maybe there was some bioengineered pathogen perhaps released to give some anomalous symptoms into the population like the loss of smell or other things that might have um produced anomalous symptoms that wouldn't be categorized by conventional seasonal flu but it didn't increase the death rate like the overall excess mortality did not increase it was worse in 2018 than it was in 2020. And it was only after the rollout of the things, the jabs, that all of a sudden we see this significant overall actually happened. So, you know, does that mean that H1N1 would they have
Starting point is 00:46:03 like to push it even further? Yeah, probably. But they got the information, the feedback that they wanted, including on the political domain, because what did they also have at that time in 2009? was, you know, the first potential blowout of the banking system through the subprime. It could have blown out the whole world banking system. Could have happened. Instead, it didn't because there were certain, like, you know, fudging's little loopholes with the Dodd-Frank Act and things that kept the derivatives bubble going a little bit longer as far as injecting blood into the zombie. But it was just injecting blood into the zombie. It was not a real recovery at all.
Starting point is 00:46:39 And then on the global level, would they have liked to get their one world green government in 2009? when you had the COP14 summit in December of 2009, I think they would have preferred. That would have been their ideal scenario, ideally, right? While all H1N1, banking collapse, all this stuff is happening, they got this major green world government conference to get, to threaten governments around the world to give up their sovereignty for a supernational technocracy to force the reduction of carbon on everybody.
Starting point is 00:47:13 They would have liked it, but did they get it? they didn't. They didn't want because you had certain countries like China, India, a few African countries that locked themselves in a room. And Hillary Clinton and Barack Obama were like banging on the room, begging them to come out. And they wouldn't come out. They're like, no, we're not saying shit. And so it didn't work. They had to call it a failure and try again, you know, and move to a different timeline. So they're, but they're constantly zombies just pushing at the gates. Guys, everyone knows somebody who's losing their hair and they're going through it right now. Hair loss is important, okay?
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Starting point is 00:49:16 You're seeing countries now pass laws that their sovereignty laws, their country's laws, supersede anything the EU says. You know, and to a point you could even say with the woke stuff, it's like we had 20 years, or when was Barack Obama in? Brock Obama gets in in 2008 or 2009 to about right now wasn't quite 20 years, but they got everything they wanted and they didn't work. And it seems to be collapsing left and right. And it's interesting to see how they handle that, you know,
Starting point is 00:50:00 and they still push it. They just don't talk about it now. That's the difference between then and now. Like I went to watch Fantastic Four, which is a comic book movie. And it's meant for men and boys. Excuse me. And, you know, at the end of it, it's like,
Starting point is 00:50:20 the human torch is obviously gay. They're like, he just loves chicks. You're like, he's gay. He's a twink. He's clearly flaming. He's clearly flaming. And then, and then, of course, the mom. and, you know, fast forward a minute,
Starting point is 00:50:36 if you don't want to hear the end of the movie, of course the mom saves the day, right? The woman uses her care and rage to beat the guy who eats worlds, like the guy destroys worlds. And, you know, somehow mom's rage is able to beat, you know, this Galacticus who is like the most supreme being in the universe. It's woke as shit.
Starting point is 00:51:00 It's still a decent movie. just got to go, oh, here we go again. Oh, God. You know, but it's, but it wasn't promoted like that at all. Like, usually they'll promote, like, I don't know if you heard a story, the new Blade, but they had a, the actor. I forget what his name is he was in, that Julia Roberts, leave the world behind, I think it's called, the Netflix video,
Starting point is 00:51:21 the film that they did. And he was supposed to play Blade, but he read the script, and it basically, Blade, Blade, Blade is saved by four chicks. Mehercial Ali, right? Yeah. Saved by four chicks. Chicks save the world. And he's like, I'm not doing this.
Starting point is 00:51:38 This is stupid. So just because they want to do something doesn't mean they can do something. I always say, you know, try organizing a party or a live event and good luck at having it go exactly the way you wanted it to. Well, it's like, humans unfortunately are infinitely adaptable, including to shit, right? But you can't just take a society and get it to eat shit just like that. requires a certain kind of gradualism. Sometimes, you know, the oligarchy can push too fast on how low they want the standards of norm into the realm of mediocrisy and disgustingness to go that people will, you know, we, we always, I think we're born. So my article of faith,
Starting point is 00:52:21 generally speaking, is that human beings are fundamentally born good. As annoying as babies can be, I think I love babies. This movement to hate babies is driving me. fucking nuts. I've never in my life ever seen females talk. And again, this isn't all females. We're talking the ones who percolate to the top of the internet talk so badly about children. I've never seen it in my life. It's the crazy shit I've ever seen. It's like the fact that they got somehow our idea of like freedom for especially like women's rights, but increasingly to all human rights to be principally geared around your right to kill babies, including babies after they're born, you know, where they're just expanding, you know, once they get, once they get
Starting point is 00:53:09 that door open a little bit, the idea was always to fully open the door, right? So start with like some extreme cases and then immediately once people start acquiescing to that idea, all of a sudden just increase it to second to third trimester to after the baby. And now that's your freedom. Like that's quite, quite the sciop. I saw the great. meme I've ever seen was it was uh it said liberals and then it was like guns are killing people we must stop it
Starting point is 00:53:37 and then also was a picture of a chick with a shirt that said I had 21 abortions and I said also liberals and it was like dude that's serial killer numbers right there dude if that if that's true that's serial killer numbers
Starting point is 00:53:53 I mean and it's the great mental gymnastics that the progressives must do to somehow think one is okay and the other one is not. So here's my thinking, right? Like since babies, the oligarchy wants to project their own hate of themselves, their hate of, their misanthropic hate of humanity and their belief that babies are born evil.
Starting point is 00:54:13 It's very gnaustic, right? That we're born evil made in the image of some evil creator like Yaljabalth who created the world as the demiurge is evil in the evil image of that evil pride, right? That we're all just in this hellish, uh, fleshly, realm of just putrification until you can go through the correct rights of initiation that liberate you from the belief in morality and conscience and other things and now you can be God. Whatever. Okay.
Starting point is 00:54:40 But so they do that. But the reality is that if you put babies who like, you know, they don't have any prejudice, they're pure. They're, they're, they're always trying to learn to go outside of themselves to learn new things. It's not just mimicry. They actually are doing trial and error. they're they're not prejudging anything so they have pure humility they'll play without prejudice
Starting point is 00:55:02 with other babies they will figure things out and um and if you put them in a room with like death metal like pantera or something they will cry they will cry with that level of just like um however put a kid through a certain cultural incubation right where you've already normalized dissonance, like rage music, to a certain extent. And that kid, if you can make it cool, they will adapt and learn how to start enjoying the thing that the younger version of themselves would have screamed in agony over their soul being hurt by this stuff coming into them.
Starting point is 00:55:45 Interesting. So adaptive to any horror movies, right? Like we wouldn't have just in the 1950s accepted slasher films as something that would. entertaining. Yeah. It had to be done in kind of a slow way with first Kenneth anger coming out, you know, from the fringes, the follower of Crowley, coming out with his lucifer rising and other things. Just just testing a little bit of the ground to see what human psychology will take in or reject. And exactly, just seating. And then the 70s roll around and they're able to take those findings and apply it now to a new iteration of what people can can handle and accept. until the crazy 80 slasher films of Freddie and Jason and all of that stuff, all of a sudden now introduce shit that are more human selves. Like, again, babies being forced to watch Freddie Kruger will cry because it's right.
Starting point is 00:56:39 It's legitimately violence on their souls. They're more pure. But you get kids again, right? Same thing with the heavy metal stuff as applied to slasher films. We will adapt and find anything. You're totally right. which is why they introduce drag queens to kids in kindergarten. Yeah.
Starting point is 00:56:59 It's to completely pervert them. Now, if you're into that, I don't care. You know, again, I'll never tell you to do what you can and can't do as long as you're not hurting people and particularly children. But you're 100% correct. It's aversion. And, you know, if you get into, like, you know, I told the story before when I went to the, I did a U.S.O. a long time ago. I went to entertain the troops in the Middle East. And our guide, who last round, told us that in World War I, they noticed that U.S. soldiers could not pull the trigger
Starting point is 00:57:36 to kill the enemy. So they started introducing gun violence in the movies. And then people start seeing it, seeing it, seeing it. And then here we fast forward to gangbang culture. And you listen to any old rapper. They would tell you that that wasn't how it was back in the day. If there was a fight, it was a fist fight. And then all of a sudden, NWA is introduced and all that stuff's put forward. And now clubs are getting shot up all the time. Yeah, that's a great point. Yeah, also the video game. Like, well, I was actually reading a, I forget which book this came out of, but yeah, where they go through the training of the troops who, yeah, couldn't pull a trigger. So you have the cultural, um, uh, manipulation within movies and shows.
Starting point is 00:58:22 that got more violence to normalize that kind of violence. But then also you had like they found that soldiers who in boot camp are training with simple like round targets can't or having in World War II difficulty killing actual human beings. But if when you make their target look like a human, all of a sudden you put them in the real situation. And it's much more easy. The kill ratio increases. Whoa. And then you look at what. So why did violent video games get emerged out of ARPANET?
Starting point is 00:58:52 like the military industrial tech complex in the 70s. That's the origins of the video games that have been then later on introduced into the civilian sector. Well, you know, yeah, that's also a recruitment tool. When the kids are playing first person shooter games,
Starting point is 00:59:07 especially online, they're also being recruited to become drone operators to become other. And so it's that much easier when you spend a thousand hours. They've done that. They've gotten like kids that are really good at playing video games to go and train with the army system where they'll get them like deals. We're like, hey, come do this because you're that good at that video game. They're recruiting them like through Lither's like.
Starting point is 00:59:29 I mean, that was even that's that storyline was told years before even like, I mean, Atari was out and all that stuff, but you know, there was a famous game where like they would like some kid was great at a video game and either aliens from another planet will come and get him to save their planet or the military would come in. They'd use him as hackers. like they were seeding that long time ago. Yeah, there's that Orson Scott Cardbook Enders game where these kids think they're all playing a video game, yeah.
Starting point is 01:00:02 I watched that not that long ago. That's exactly. Oh, it's a movie too. That's right. Yeah, like Harrison Ford's in that, right? Yeah, yeah, yeah. He plays like the M.K. Ultra handler, like you and Cameron kind of military handler of the kids.
Starting point is 01:00:13 Yeah, that's right. And they actually are playing a video game and they're actually piloting, fighting aliens in space in this war. Yeah, right. And you have it also with like black, mirror like these scenarios. Where people are, think they're playing video games, but they're actually managing
Starting point is 01:00:28 this human dystopic future. Totally. There's a little bit of reality, a lot of reality in, in those scenarios. Absolutely. You brought up Alster Crowley and he seems to be I was, some points I was going, is this guy the Antichrist? And then I, you know, I don't think he is.
Starting point is 01:00:46 But he seems to be revered like their Christ in the way that they adopted his principles and carried out his message to the masses. What are your thoughts on all that? Yeah, there's very little he didn't influence as far as everything unnatural and bad of the 20th century, including our present day. It's hard to find anything that's not directly being influenced by his progeny and his hellspon. I don't believe he was literally Antichrist, but yeah, you're right. People treat him as if he's like this negligible, kooky, Satanist, you know, that we could just kind of treat like an entertaining figure or something.
Starting point is 01:01:26 But no, no, no, no. His followers literally set up the Church of Scientology, whether, you know, I don't know if that's too controversial to say it. No, say it. We've talked about it. We have a famous joke on here that a Nazi, a pedophile Satanist and a Scientologist walk into a bar. What do they do?
Starting point is 01:01:48 They invent NASA. Yeah, dude, absolutely. And you know, you got things like, yeah, Jack Parsons, the whole complex that is completely abiding by the thing that Crowley didn't create. He just consolidated it, gave it sort of a certain type of flavor and virulent practical application to... He inverted a lot of things. He inverted some of these old, esoteric, spiritual, beliority. Leafs and inverted them to almost the opposite. You know, even like so above, so below, he kind of, he kind of perverted that as well.
Starting point is 01:02:28 Yeah. I mean, there was, again, I, the perverse version of that and like, you've always had a battle of a healthy versus sick version of that going back to the days even before Hermes Trismogistus where, you know, on the one hand, yeah, it looks like, you have this, this healthy way of thinking about the fact that the, the, the, the essence of the creasks of the, would express its, it's, it's, uh, organizational properties in the macrocosm, as well as in the smallest of the microcosm and within the human subjective universe, as well as within the objective external universe, which may not be totally objective if we have a creator with purposefulness
Starting point is 01:03:06 and design actually shaping the seemingly objective universe. You would not be surprised to find some element of subjectivity, which is tied to purposefulness and intention outside of us as well as within us. So there's a healthy way and then I think a very sick way of treating the same kind of observations that have been clashing for a long time. And I think, yeah, Crowley definitely took it upon himself to represent the sickest perverse version of that idea completely, which requires like a merging of moral opposites. That's like a big property of like the Crowleyite, but also before that the Bullwer-Littan, Elifos Levy, approach to initiatory rights into nosis is this part of the core formula. Even Carl Jung,
Starting point is 01:03:53 I would say also who sees himself as a high priest of a brachshus within his red book, place a high emphasis upon unifying moral opposites and things like the profane and the sacred should be unified, where no healthy person should ever find pleasure out of that kind of pain or that kind of joy out of that kind of ugliness or beauty out of evil but it's very Orwellian right so you if you find like we're talking about the death metal that you find pleasure in or or what taking pleasure out of watching innocent people getting slashed to death in slasher movies or whatever eaten alive if you learn how to take pleasure in that in the mind of a Crowleyite that's just a necessary part of your initiation to become liberated from the shackles of the belief in right and wrong in the belief in your conscience, which is actually an illusion imposed on you by society, says the Crowleyites, to keep you from being, from doing what that will switch, which should be the whole of the law, right? And conscience is holding you back because it's giving you boundary conditions that are preventing you from doing what you want to be the full beast that is
Starting point is 01:05:02 the natural thing inside you that would allow you to have the claim of being God and then determining your own reality, right? So I think that, yeah, Crowley, did so much. She was at the cutting edge of Hollywood, like a lot of the 1916, 17 movies. He was already in New York at that time, helping to orchestrate getting the U.S. sucked into World War I. So Crowley's doing that. He's in his real life. He's a British agent. Yep. He did a great book on Secret Agent 666, proving it thoroughly that he was key in getting the Lusitania to be sunk by British-German U-Boats. That was a false flag that was needed.
Starting point is 01:05:42 to shift the mindset of the Americans towards supporting, getting enmeshed in a European war that they would not supporting it at all. So that was Crowley, who's providing that intelligence that that the Lusitania was carrying US weapons and the US was supposed to be neutral in World War I. But it was, it's factual. It was carrying a lot of US weapons to support European powers in their fight against Germany so that even though there were passengers on it in the minds of the Germans who received that information, it became all of a sudden a legit target. I'm not justifying them shooting it down, but I'm saying that the reason why they did it, it was a whole, a giant trap in 1915 that Crowley was directly responsible for
Starting point is 01:06:21 doing because he had a ton of networks in New York, in Long Island, with the Tesla crowd as well, with George Sillester Dereke, who was like the Satanist in charge of recruiting American congressmen and senators into supporting the Germans in World War I. And then later in World War II, which is why Virake, who was the prodigy of Crowley, was arrested for being the American Nazi, organizing the Congress to be pro-Nazi in World War II. By the way, Nikola Tesla's best friend as well. Wow. Wow. I didn't know that. Yeah. That was a big reason I think why the Tesla Tower in Long Island,
Starting point is 01:07:01 where Crowley was doing some of his magical workings was also being used to provide information to occult networks in Germany to receive that information that then justified the shooting down or the shooting of the lucidania. So you got Crowley doing practical action as well as instituting, creating institutions. Like I mentioned, his work in creating the first what becomes Hollywood movies. At the time, it's still in New York, which is the main production studio complex. He's doing this work. You could watch some of these Crowley advised movies on YouTube today that still survive,
Starting point is 01:07:35 which feature scenarios like, a one-month-old. who has a black magician living in a secret basement under her mansion after her father dies and all of her sisters have been systematically killed and she's the heiress. And, you know, you have this, this Crowleyite figure who's trying to get her to kill herself so that he could take full control of her mansions and her father's estate. Like, that's actually a thing. Whoa. Oh, yeah, yeah.
Starting point is 01:08:00 It's, I talk about that in volume three, two of my Revenge of the Mystery Cults book, as well as the enemies of Crowley who through the U.S. Navy intelligence at that time correctly identified this insurrectionary force in America and who were working with people like Harry Houdini, who was playing a key role in battling the Crowleyites that were trying to take control of the culture even back then. Harry Houdini is actually surprisingly amazing as a person, which is why they also killed him in 25. Whole story unto itself.
Starting point is 01:08:34 But all that to say, yeah, Crowley does that. he's setting up the OTO lodge. He's got the Argentim Astrum Lodge as well that he sets up in 1907. And the key guy in charge of that is J.C. R. Fuller, who's like this top level British general, who's openly a Crowleyite and whose books on tank warfare are still taught in British military academies to this very day. And this is the guy, J.C.R. Fuller, who becomes the second in command of Sir Oswald Mosley, who is supposed to be the British Nazi, had Britain had Britain gone along with a plan to align with with Hitler and and co-manage the world together under this new, you know, satanic age of horace or the the thousand-year Reich that
Starting point is 01:09:16 was planned, it would have been J.C.R. Fuller, who would have been the Secretary of Defense, who was doing the back channels between Crowley and Hitler, bringing in Thalima into the Nazi core Reich of the Thula Society. So you have this whole thing. Whoa. Who the hell is Sir Oswald Mosley? Well, the guy's a frigate theosophist. He's tied to the Fabian Society. He's also the head of the British Union of fascists. And his grandson is Louis Mosley, who's in charge of Palantir UK today. Like, is that a coincidence? You know, so you see that there is this, and what is Palantir, right? If you look at the Eye of Horace program, which that's what Crowley was trying to be the profit of the age of Horace. Palantir is the Eye of Horace. The Eye of Horace is the idea
Starting point is 01:09:54 of organizing society around the idea that you have, that's on the pyramid, right? That you're all being watched at all times by this all seeing eye of a solar deity. That's, looking at you so you self-censor and control your own. Why they act insane. You have Larry Ellison's like, we're going to manipulate behavior. The guy looks like he's in the weird shit. Like you know he does some unholy shit. You know it.
Starting point is 01:10:18 Exactly. Whatever the hell he's injecting into himself and what are kind of rituals he's doing and not of my business. But there's definitely evidence of something unholy going on there. And these are the guys who set up like Palantir is premised on that notion of the eye of Horace from the Lord of the Rings. of this orb that sees everything all the time. So if you always feel like you're being watched,
Starting point is 01:10:38 like you're in Bentham's Pentopticon, you will be much more easy to control like a slave society, which is not ancient slaves under the actual priesthood of Horace were organized, pre-Christian, pre-Jew even. So that's what they, that's what they're trying to do with, with Crowley's new age and his followers that take over the U.S. military, like Michael Aquino and Paul Valelais,
Starting point is 01:11:01 you know, these are the head of the Temple of Seth. These are like Crowleyites directly, who are overseeing the revolution in military affairs, premised on principles of Thelima and the Church of Satan modified to the temple of set. And he's working with Stubblebein and these various Scientologists as well, bringing in men who stare at goats ship from Eslin and psychedelic sort of sciop warfare operatives to oversee this new type of leadership in military intelligence that goes on to do all of these other crazy things.
Starting point is 01:11:32 of ensuing 40, 50 years. But it's all followers of Crowley, who set up Fort Bragg, who set up all of these things. Like, that's what Aquino's operating out of. And he's doing, you know, all that to say, I mean, I don't want to go on too much of a can. I could listen to this forever. Oh, okay. I love it. I love it because I think this is the real power source that most people don't even want to
Starting point is 01:11:54 look into. They just want to get in Jews, Muslims, Christians, Catholics, all that stuff. But they don't want to look into, like, what's the layer beyond that? No, I know they got it. People have to expect more from what their mind is capable of doing. You just, I've lowered my expectations of people.
Starting point is 01:12:12 They're so busy now and they just would rather try to figure out who the mass singer is than they would rather than to try to figure out. Like, what's the real, what is really going on? Why do they have to tell us what they're doing before they do it? Because you have to invite the devil in. You know, that's the whole point of revel. of the method. It's for some reason they got this rule. I don't know why, but they do. Well, it's about karma, but it's still a crazy rule to me. That just, they have to tell us what they're doing
Starting point is 01:12:42 before they do it. And they basically need our permission to do it. And if people understood that kind of power that the masses have, they wouldn't put up with any this bullshit, but this learned helplessness over time. Like, you know, it's like the stuff that just happened in Australia. Like within two seconds are trying to, you know, install stronger gun laws. They're like inviting in Mossad to come and like have a permanent, uh, force in Australian police services now to oversee potential thought criminals that could emerge now. Yeah. And it's crazy because they got, they got, you know, they've just passed this crazy law,
Starting point is 01:13:20 which states that you can't be on social media to your 16. Well, that sounds great. If you're a parent, you're like, yeah, let's get them away from all these. e-thoughts and all this demonic shit that's on these social media apps. But then you also realize that they had to buy TikTok because there was so, you know, Israel was losing the information war. So now you're not even going to allow these kids to begin to understand what possibly is going on in the world because they won't be able to be on there until they're 16 years old.
Starting point is 01:13:51 And 16 is really, I mean, you start questioning before you're 16. Yeah, exactly. By the time you're 16, you're so undocumented. vaccinated that you won't, well, you'll believe anything they'll throw at you. Right. Right. Yeah. I mean, they act like they have to do these types of radical acts to keep the kids safe,
Starting point is 01:14:11 save the children. And it's like, well, if that was really the case, then first of all, because they're like, oh, see the kids from like internet porn addiction because now it's so easy for kids to get addicted to porn online. Okay, well, that's true. But look how easy it was for you guys to see. censor bad words during the days of COVID. How easy was that?
Starting point is 01:14:32 If you really wanted to keep kids from accessing, like, porn, that would be. Totally right. And yet, no, like, we have to completely do these blanket policies now of eliminating kids' access to social media. That's the way you're going to approach it. You're so, you're totally spot on. One of the most interesting quotes, and I don't know if it's actually a real quote, but it does kind of lead us into the next part that I'm really excited to talk to you about was
Starting point is 01:15:03 Alistair Crowley would say you know I believe it's Horace but the return of Horace you know it was happening when you know basically when the the earth is burning I don't know the exact part of this quote but along the lines when men are women and when when angels come back under a different name and then you got global warming you got the the the trans movement and now we have disclosure happening and with the quote unquote aliens it all kind of fits into what he was talking about do you have any thoughts on that and because you wanted to talk about the hidden hand which in disclosure which I'm very excited about about 100% you're you're you're so spot on yeah like these are the new gods that have been
Starting point is 01:15:53 incubating Crowley by the way for those who don't know the actual imagery the visual imagery that we've been fed of the conventional grays in pop culture. That actually originates with Crowley who designed ayahuas. Oh, no, sorry, lamb in 1917 as the first gray, as we know it with the big head, gray being little eyes, little that thing is Crowley. So he's the designer of that. It was like a manifestation of ayahuas that he, that generated his, his book of the law, is the Lima doctrines in 1904 in Egypt.
Starting point is 01:16:30 So Crowley does that. His followers go on and self-perfect and tweak that general idea, which itself also kind of comes from the kind of space operas that had been formulated by Madame Blavatsky, Annie Besant, especially Charles Ledbeater from the the theosophist, the rampant pedophile leadbeater, who sort of formulated the concept that becomes what we now know as being these light beings from the great,
Starting point is 01:16:57 White Lodge that live in Venus, the Venusians that came down that can speak through telepathy and to special clairvoyant people who are touched and can channel the messages, whether it's, you know, versions. There's so many spins and flavors of fundamentally the thing that was made possible by Blavatsky and her theological network that Crowley was directly a part of what the Hermetic Order of the Golden Dawn, by the way. The Hermetic Order founders were all members of the Theosophical esoteric section in 1888 that had set up the ISIS uranium lodge to usher in sort of this this age of the of ISIS as well like the
Starting point is 01:17:32 coming out party of ISIS so um these secret society is just spider web yeah it's the high and you could be in multiple societies yeah yeah yeah exactly it's like it's like it's like hitting mercury with a with a hammer as one of my friends have made the point you know you think you're hitting the mercury but you're just creating these little globules that all kind of go and form their own thing. And they're, they're, they seem different. Some of them dispute and bitch amongst themselves. Or we're like, I'm the real channel, chanelor of more master moria. No, I am the real channel of master mordia. And here's my particular temples thing, you know, so they, they create these seeming disputes. Maybe some of them believe it, but they're ultimately all colored by the exact
Starting point is 01:18:13 same, uh, principles of organizing society in a very peculiar kind of way around gods that ultimately become at the heart of the whole multi-generational program that was really, I think it peaked in the form that it took right after World War II was finished. And that's when, like the Kraliites, which includes the Jungians, you know, Jung himself was an advisor to Alan Dulles. I mentioned he was a prophet of Abraxist. He was a high-level Gnostic. He thought he was channeling Philemon and Abraxas, these demonic archons that's part of his red book operation and his sermons to the dead. But he was an agent for the OSS. He was also the head of the German Institute of Psychiatry from 1932 to 39, organizing the entire complex of Nazi
Starting point is 01:19:10 psychiatry, which goes on to formulate the planning and the implementation of Nazi policies during World War II, Mengele and other things, around how the human mind can be deconstructed and reconstructed around an appreciation for the reality of archetypical aspects that are tied to folklore and stories. So these are, like, weaponized in a serious way,
Starting point is 01:19:31 by design, by Young, who's advising Carl Dulles on how to manage human psychological profiles into the age of the Cold War. So it's at this time that you have, the setting up of certain stories that are planted as, seeds on the fringe at the time like the Roswell crash and then other subsequent crashes because
Starting point is 01:19:52 there's apparently these, you know, aliens that are so advanced and can travel beyond the Yeah, yeah, yeah, that's my favorite thing. Yeah, they can't friggin fly. They can jump from other dimensions into ours. They can go to beyond the speed of light, but they can't seem to fly. They just crash into, you know. You're so right. That reminds me of the, uh, the red balloon situation that happened here where.
Starting point is 01:20:16 Hello? Everybody's got visitors. I thought you left. The red balloon situation that had the big balloon in the U.S. skies that had our military perplexed. We don't know what to do. Chinese invaders. What is it? And then like two weeks later, it's like, we shot down this advance alien spaceship in Canada.
Starting point is 01:20:42 You're like two weeks ago, you couldn't, you didn't know what to do about a balloon in airspace. And then two weeks later, you're shooting down alien, high-tech alien crap. Like, you're like pick a story. Run with it. It's just absolutely hilarious to me. So I've always thought that. These guys come from billions of miles away and then they just like, oh, boom. Oh, my God.
Starting point is 01:21:07 Your planet's so crazy for us. It's like demolition derby for them over here. It's like, it's nice. Well, as the CIA back in like, in 2021, the CIA supposedly revealed that it wasn't just one or four, 12, but something like 79 UFO crash sites have been actually found and out of which we've procured and reverse engineered tech and alien biologics and stuff. And it's like really seriously. Well, let's not forget the New Jersey drones. I was just like to figure out how far we could take it or what we would. run with it because they never told us what that was.
Starting point is 01:21:47 Well, I hear they're all back and it's even more and just nobody wants to talk about it. Yeah. Oh, I haven't heard that. I was talking to some people over there because I'm going to be performing there soon. And it was just, they're like, they're everywhere. They did tell us a few times what it was, but it was a different thing. Remember, like, one guy was like, oh, it's Iranian. You know, the Iranians have launched some provocative, you know.
Starting point is 01:22:08 The Iranian shifts with FAA regulation lights on it. Right. Yeah, yeah. It makes no sense. It's silly. Yeah. Yeah, sorry, finish your time. No, no.
Starting point is 01:22:18 I mean, and then what was it another time? Another time they said it was Chinese or something. And then finally they settled on, okay, it's actually, it was a research craft going up from, what was it, Princeton or MIT or something like that. There was another one. There was another one. It was looking for dirty nukes or something like that. Yeah, yeah, yeah. I had a woman at the dojo of comedy come up to me and was like, listen, you guys are all crazy.
Starting point is 01:22:43 they're looking for uranium from a dog x-ray machines. I'm like, this is all for uranium from a dog x-ray machine. Yeah, that's all it is. I'm like, okay. If that helps you sleep at night, enjoy it. Okay, so here's the thing. So we were talking about the pliability of MK. Ultra, what they were doing on mass human mind control
Starting point is 01:23:04 and discovering coming out of the first test cases of World War I shock victims, who at Shell Shock, that there's a great, tendency to lose faith in their power of judgment when they've been given contradictory information on the battlefield, you know, like, so first you get punished for doing something, then you get rewarded for doing something, then you get punished for doing something, and people lose all power, faith in their own mind. And then they began to expand that to group therapy, like to group, like under Kurt Lewin at Tavistock, who was brought in also to the USA with the whole Bolshevik, like the Frankfurt School operation. They were then seeing, okay, now how could we take this?
Starting point is 01:23:43 knowledge of pliability of individuals that have been through trauma into into groups of five to seven to ten to large groups of 30 to 40 now became group dynamics and figuring out how we can get people to adapt to irrationalism when you have a whole group doing it and then they were like by the 50s into the 60s thinking okay how do we take this this knowledge and apply it to whole nations to Chile yeah and then do shock therapy to a whole society that could be like alchemically dissolved in trauma and then recombined in an in the image of those who carried out the arson so that and then like how do we do that to all humanity like so they're they're kind of learning and testing along the way so i think a lot of the
Starting point is 01:24:27 stuff that we're being given people will receive these contradictory messages from the media telling them how to feel or think about uh balloons or drones in jersey or whatever and all they remember at the because it's so irrational and contradictory narratives or framing that all they remember is the felt thought they don't remember the details and because they just have this feeling of being threatened they have a vague Hollywood movies that had been promoted that shape our collective dream that are produced by certain high priests of the dream like uh Spielberg or george Lucas who are themselves you know being advised by leading psychiatrists like for example j. John Heineck, who's like, you know, one of the top, top CIA contractors working on Project Grudge, Project Sign from 1948, 49, to the Robertson committee, the Robertson panel, also, you know, examining UFO contact or what are, what later becomes UAPs.
Starting point is 01:25:31 But that's Jailen Heinek, who's the skeptic for like 20 years assigned to debunk stories of ETs. But how is he assigned to debunk them? Before he becomes an evangelist in 1965, massively promoting this gospel of alien gods, even at the UN calling for world government structures along with Jacques Valet, who is his disciple together. They're giving these UN speeches in 79, calling for the creation of world government agencies to manage UAPs, or at the time, I guess, still UFOs. before that his his assignment to being the scientific skeptic is to give the worst possible refutations of imaginable. So it's like swamp gas. That's what people are seeing a swamp gas. Like, well, clearly they're not seeing swamp gas, you asshole.
Starting point is 01:26:22 They're clearly seeing something. But instead of actually dealing with the US secret science program that absorbed Nazi scientists who were working on alternative techniques to creating flying saucer tech that we know existed. and was brought into the ongoing Manhattan project, which instead of actually dealing with any of those possibilities, where like drone tech is probably decades ahead, we're told drone tech, as we know it, emerged in like the early 90s. No, this seems to have emerged in the 50s. But instead of that, you create swamp gas.
Starting point is 01:26:52 And as they say, a bad defense of the truth is worse than an outright attack on the truth. And he creates bad defenses left and right, giving gifts to the thing that he's always devoted to, which he's a member of the invisible college. He talks about. And Jacques Velle talks, Jacques, he wrote a whole book on the Rosicrucian Invisible College that Jalen Heinek,
Starting point is 01:27:12 who's advising Stephen Spielberg. Oh, my. He's on the set advising Spielberg in the Close Encounter's movie. He's the one who's formulating the scientific categorization of the different categories of ET contact. Spielberg, we should say, also has a new film about the trailer just dropped for this new film
Starting point is 01:27:30 about extraterrestrials. Yeah, it's crazy, dude. Spielberg is. such a dark dude too. It's just so crazy because how he's promoted to us is the exact opposite. And he's just full on in the middle of all of these sciops and darkness. Yeah. What's your instinct about this new film? Oh, it's just it's part of the sciop. It's part of the new gods. Because that's the thing that Crowley has been calling for is the ushering in of a new, a new set of deities that would then by, you know, be used to replace the old. Abrahamic concepts of monotheistic faiths
Starting point is 01:28:08 into a new more controllable set of mystery cults that would shape the next age so called. Even the title fits perfectly and the what? Sam, have you seen it? It's called Disclosure Day is what Spielberg's new film is called. Isn't that? How perfect is that? That's just a perfect name for what's going on right now. It's just so crazy how like they drop something right before something happens
Starting point is 01:28:32 and we kind of accept it because we've seen it through this movie, right? It makes it more, and normalizes it for us. Well, it's the collective dream. Like I said, I think that that's the way that the spellcasters work. And Jung's approach is highly useful and has been applied top down to manage the collective dreaming. Is that people will feel like their dreams are their own and not realize how they're actually very similar to the subconscious manipulation of the predictive programming that acts upon the emotional state that is under the awakened sentinel of logic and of reason. So that's what they're, that's the primary battleground is the subterranean forces under in the basement. And that,
Starting point is 01:29:16 that's what comes out in our dream state. That's what colors if you're getting high with buddies. And, you know, different people are experiencing very similar trips that they're that they're experiencing. They think it's their own. And they think the fact that it's similar validates certain, um, you know, uh, narratives that they've been told is this demon or that demon that you're all commonly experiencing. But the fact is, it's more likely that you were all just produced by the same controlled cultural matrix by the same spellcasters who introduced the same stories for you to be affected by and to be self-hypnotized by, whether it's via Star Wars, you know, and George Lucas is openly got his guru in the form of Joseph Campbell,
Starting point is 01:29:58 Joseph Campbell, who is, you know, Carl Jung's assistant at the Aronos conferences in Monteverita, Switzerland. My God, dude. By Mikhail Bakunin earlier on, right, which becomes the foundation of Eslin and the entire, you know, new movement of spellcasters that then shape the baby boomers and all of these figures that are, they're supposed to be the new Dionysian gods like Jim Morrison and others who are then pumped out of the U.S. military and British military, like the Beatles, to be the new. shapers of the new ethos for this new generation of malleable young people born after World War II. But it's Joseph Campbell who's advising George Lucas. George Lucas is talking about that. And Campbell's not stupid.
Starting point is 01:30:39 He knows his young. He knows his archetypes. The Hero with a Thousand Faces program is a formula for the hero's journey that will act upon the deeper archetypical aspects of existence. And, you know, he's working with the SRI. The same SRI that's doing the Stargate project in the 70s, overseen by a bunch of Crowleyites, like, you know, the figures who are tied, well, directly by Jacques Valet, who openly speaks about his friendship with, with Aquino, Michael Aquino, and Kenneth
Starting point is 01:31:10 Anger, Crowley's buddy who's shaping the horror movie genre in, in the 60s and 70s. He's, Jacques Valet is directly tied into these guys, talking about it openly, but he's also overseeing with Hal Putoff, you know, the Stargate project inside of the USA. You have a Warren Harmon, who's writing the manual for recreating the images of man, the changing images of man document that Joseph Campbell is directly on the team at SRI. And you could read the writings in 1974. It's available online, right? Everybody can read this where they're literally talking about resetting human self-identity. Destroying archetypes in which we think and reinventing them.
Starting point is 01:31:50 Yeah. Yeah, exactly. And so these are people who are directly shaping. How many people's psyches have been affected in varying degrees by, you know, Star Wars and the entire space opera mythos affiliated with Star Wars. It's huge. And same thing for the, the ET flicks and everything Spielberg touches. So these are highly vetted, uh, Asimov, you know, if you look at what's this guy doing as a personality in life. Is he just like a pure science fiction writer who just love science fiction? Well, maybe he seems to love science fiction, but is he just a writer? No, he's directly a part of this massive spellcaster movement that is affiliated with channelers, theosophical connected operatives who are providing all sorts of messaging from
Starting point is 01:32:35 forces of the beyond, you know, the Great White Lodge and whatever. So is Gene Roddenberry, who's getting channeled messages from the so-called nine supposedly living in the the belts of Jupiter, you know. So this is the, this is what's directly influencing the,
Starting point is 01:32:54 the seemingly innocent story. of Star Trek and other things like that that I enjoy. I enjoy the stories. Don't get me wrong. But at the same time, I'm going to be aware of what they are. It's programming. It's programming. You know, it's very interesting.
Starting point is 01:33:07 A long time ago, even I think before these two guys were on, we had a guy named Jan's Irving on, Jan Irving on. And it was a weird, weird, weird episode. Probably my fault. He had said some stuff that I didn't agree with. Maybe I think a little different now, but one thing that he brought up that I found very interesting was that he said that when people do mushrooms
Starting point is 01:33:32 they're not really tripping balls but they've been programmed so much into what they're supposed to see that that's what they see that's how they act because they're like oh you're going to be on shrooms you're going to be like connecting with the universe and all that stuff and he said that was from programming
Starting point is 01:33:51 that's now I've done shrooms way back and day I'm sober five years but back in the day I had a moment on shrooms that changed my life but based on what you're saying I'm thinking that maybe he is on to something I mean I'm yeah I'm sympathetic to that
Starting point is 01:34:12 as you can see well because it goes back to what you're saying about when everyone's smoking weed they're all in the same state they have the same thought they think that that is that must mean it's true yeah I mean if you look at a A lot of, it's hard because you're dealing with something that's very close to people's hearts. And I did a lot of shrooms in my day too.
Starting point is 01:34:31 But that being said, if you look at a lot of this stuff straight up, like straight objective analysis of where these things come from, if you look at Albert Hoffman who like, you know, generated through Sandoz Labs, the whole like LSD 25 revolution that was then infused by Ken Kesey and the traveling, what are their names and all of these different figures who are tied to MK Ultra. They're tied to Carl Jung. and Alan Dulles, but they're generating modern, they're developing this in the U.S. military psychiatr departments overseen by the same Tabistockeian psychiatrists that are obsessed
Starting point is 01:35:05 with reviving mystery cults in the 20s and 30s. They're all initiates. They're not doing real science. They're approaching it from the standpoint of religious engineering and using these different perverse sciences as a way of advancing their religious engineering. But this is where DMT comes out of the CIA investment programs. Most of the, the psychedelics that we, that we, that we just see everywhere in our world. It's where they come out of. And you could say, oh, it may be, so did it get out of hand? Did it, was it just something and the genie came out of the bottle? And now the CIA and these Tabistockean engineers, they just lost control. Or maybe it's a little bit more controlled than we'd like to admit even today
Starting point is 01:35:46 as far as creating certain effects in the zeitgeist, maybe. So it's, but we got a shoe on it. I can't be too binary where people just outright reject the possibility that it's more successful than we're being led to believe. Yeah. I find it also interesting. So would you say the, I've always thought the notion of that there's aliens was an attempt to kill the idea of God. But you, am I wrong in saying that you think it's more about introducing new gods and and replacing our old paradigms of how we see our God. Yeah, I would say so.
Starting point is 01:36:33 And it's just like the guys that they're pushing forward just don't seem credible to me. Yeah, David Grush. And who's the guy with the glasses that's bald, that's just on one of the Kardashians podcast? What was his name? He's like the gear, Greer, Greer? Greer is it? Oh, Stephen Greer.
Starting point is 01:36:54 Yeah. Who's himself tied to Mossad going back to the 70s and with the Baha'i, the Baha'i operation in Israel, which is... Oh, really? Nine. Yeah, I forget who... I saw a crazy, interesting podcast that just dropped all these crazy facts and featuring direct... Direct... What do you call it?
Starting point is 01:37:20 Like proof, like hardcore evidence that showcases Greer's... direct role in the Baha'i-Israeli intelligence outfit in the 70s. Whoa. He comes out, rebranded as this new disciple of effectively Lawrence Rockefeller. So if you look at a lot of the disclosure operation, the disclosure movement, as the coloring has taken the effect since 1992, it's directly shaped entirely by what Lawrence Rockefeller had done, including, you know, you could see the image when the disclosure movement that was brought into the Clinton White House in 1993.
Starting point is 01:37:56 It was Lawrence Rockefeller who was behind all of that. And Stephen Greer, along with Robert Bigelow and Linda Moulton Howe are all at the Lawrence Rockefeller ranch, the same ranch that Hillary Clinton and Podesta were brought into to play their role in shaping the big reveal later on. And they're all like part of that same apparatus. And Bigelow is the one who's behind the National Institute for Discovery Science. fake science program completely. We go through it in our documentary series,
Starting point is 01:38:27 which brings in Jacques Valet, all of the members of the aviary who were in charge of, you know, like deconstructing Paul Benowitz back in the day. You know, there's a whole story of this this poor dude who's like profiled to,
Starting point is 01:38:43 who like lives next to the Albuquerque Air Force Base. I forget which Air Force Base where they're carrying out a lot of advanced secret science programs. And they were this guy who has a private you guys heard about paul benowitz no okay there's a there's a movie and a book called mirage men fantastic book and movie um mirage mirage men yeah you got it i'd say start with the documentary and then look at the book and then try to interview the guy who wrote it
Starting point is 01:39:12 um whose name is escaping me but i used a lot of his work in episode four of our hidden hand behind UFO film series. How do you spell Mirage? M-I-R-A-G-E, men. Oh, yeah, there it is. Yeah, it's free. You can watch it for free online. I advise everybody watching this show.
Starting point is 01:39:35 Just take the time this week to check out that film. It's so useful. But you'll find that there's some of the key players in that are affiliated with what becomes the Robert Bigelow Complex, which is also there behind the Academy of the Stars operation. by what's the name from Blink 182. Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah. I know who you're talking about.
Starting point is 01:39:54 What is that guy's name? Tom. Tom. DeLong. DeLong. Yep. So he's overseen by Hal Putoff and a bunch of spooks from the military industrial CIA complex.
Starting point is 01:40:05 That's directly on their website. And that's where, you know, David Grush and company were all organized around this, this very small network that we're always trying to unify basically horror movies with ET culture. and just, you know, they incubated them separately, and the idea was always to bring them in, to be two sides of the same thing. Ever since Jacques, Vallet wrote his passenger to Magonia book back in 69,
Starting point is 01:40:31 overseen by Hinek, which basically redefined, that introduced the interdimensional alien hypothesis. That's the first time it emerged. You say that, but do you mean, do you mean, because there's a Jason movie where he's in space,
Starting point is 01:40:45 and it was just weird how, I think you're just running out of ideas. Yeah, they just start combining him with, Alien versus like horror at the same time Where now you got both of them in the same fucking genre Was that one of the original Jason movies or is that a newer Halloween? Not like original, not like the first three But there is one where Jason literally goes in space
Starting point is 01:41:02 There's a not Not somehow he's in the spaceship And he starts killing everybody in space Yeah yeah yeah yeah yeah yeah They were just running out of ideas Yeah And again that's kind of the scare you about space Eddie Bravo says it all the time
Starting point is 01:41:18 they try to scare you about going into the forest you try to scare you about going into the oceans because there's stuff in there that they don't want you to see yeah I know you're limits slave right like that's the that's the ethos of the feudal surf of the medieval times they want to bring back where you're just a scare you're afraid to go into the ocean because look at the maps and the pictures of the monsters
Starting point is 01:41:39 and the stories you're being told by the survivors of the of the dragon from the sea that is telling you stories that they're repeating to keep you in a very small unimaginative place. In your 15-minute city, you know. 50-minute city, yeah, exactly. Don't leave. So I want to end on this because it's been, dude, you cry, I can't believe you haven't been on earlier. This was an absolute banger of an episode. How do you live your life? How do you interact with Normies? Because you know so much.
Starting point is 01:42:11 I mean, I know a lot, but you know a lot. Like, how do you interact with people? How do you interact with people. How do you walk amongst the normies? Oh, dude, that's not an easy answer at all, man. We're going to have a whole conversation about that. I mean, it's obviously, I think philosophically, I try to look for what I said about the babies. I try to hold that to everybody. I try to look for the like little flame of goodness at varying amplitudes that must be there inside of everybody philosophically. So I'm not trying to necessarily, you can't spill this stuff on a, on people who are not ready for it. Their metaphysical infrastructure can't handle certainly.
Starting point is 01:42:52 Yeah, 100%. Right. So they must just disconnect. You must just see them just disconnect when you start bringing up any of this stuff. The eyeballs just. Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. I see it all the time. Yeah.
Starting point is 01:43:06 So, I mean, you want to try to reduce that happening as much as possible. And I guess you guys all have your own trial and error experience. For me, it's like I try to just keep an attitude of, of, of trying to have love in my heart and look for opportunities to bring in an awakening of ideas or some irony that could be brought in maybe as a joke or something or a story or an anecdote that I could tell that might get people to be interested in something in a nonlinear way. Like if I want to, I was talking to a friend of mine who's not at all political, right?
Starting point is 01:43:39 But they do like true crime. So I'm like, okay, I can talk to that. So I've done some work on Jack the Ripper. And I know I've, I've, that's actually a big part of my, one of my books was just some of the research I was doing on like, what's really up with and what's behind a Jack the Ripper murder.
Starting point is 01:43:56 So I was able to talk a little bit about something they were passionate about with the Jack the Ripper. But then I was also then able to introduce because they have that, that passion. That's something they don't care about politics. They don't care about greater Israel, you know, conversations. But you can't understand the Jack to Ripper murders.
Starting point is 01:44:14 if you don't understand the greater Israel agenda and the rebuilding of Solomon Temple cult, which, like there's a reason why Sir Charles Warren, right, is in charge of the Metropolitan Police overseeing the Jack the Ripper murders, who's the same guy who's overseeing with King Edward the 7th.
Starting point is 01:44:32 What? Are you telling me there's a connection between Jack the Ripper and the Greater Israel Project? What he said? Oh, yeah. It's the same thing. What? Yeah, dude.
Starting point is 01:44:44 Oh my God, dude. We got to get you back. I can't just end on that because it's so crazy. Can you give me a two-minute version that I can just think about until you come back on? What a year to end? What episode of end 2025? Yeah, what? That's the most 0.25 story I've heard.
Starting point is 01:45:05 Jack, there's a connection between Jack the Ripper and the Greater Israel Project. And the ISIS uranium lodge in London in 1887. Oh, my God. What is it? Just give us a little taste. It's Arthur Conan Doyle's creation of Sherlock Holmes. Sherlock Holmes is involved in, too, the character? Well, Conan Doyle is, which is tied to why he generated Sherlock Holmes the way he did as an, as an archetypical character to.
Starting point is 01:45:33 But he's also a member of the hermetic order of the Golden Dawn, as is Crowley. So, okay, in two minutes, what's the most provocative way I could say this? I could say that Okay, number one, I'll say it this way. People got to read my book. Revenge of the Mystery Cults, Volume 3. I just bought Volume 1. I got to get Volume 3 to get this.
Starting point is 01:46:00 Okay, yeah, volume 1. Oh, my camera just fucked up. So volume one that you just bought is Mystery Babylon and the Age of Aquarius. Volume 2 is Rosicruci and Golem going through Tesla, the occult Tesla operation, Darwin, Isaac Newton has different Rosicrucian golems that are part of the same sciat. Then part three is the Edgar Allan Poe's final mystery and other tales of rationation,
Starting point is 01:46:23 which goes through the ritual murder of Mary Rogers that Poe was investigating and trying to expose, which had a lot to do with the occult Rosicrucian takeover of U.S. masonry that was going on in the 1830s 40s that Poe was fighting against, which is why they killed him. and there's one of his, even after he dies, there's somebody who's doing character assassination on Poe and especially the character of Inspector Dupin that Poe had created. Poe created the whole genre of detective mysteries
Starting point is 01:46:55 through his Inspector DuPain and these mysteries of rassiocination that he calls them. One person who does the character assassination in a very implicit, disgusting way is this hermetic order of the Golden Dawn figure named Sir Arthur Conan Doyle. Yeah. And I go through that in that story. And if you look at the positions of the bodies of the five core women who were who suffered ritual sacrifice at the time and where they were located in Whitechapel, you will find a direct connection to the Vesica Pisces. You will find a direct connection to the architecture, the supposed architecture of Solomon's temple. And if you look at the figure specifically of Charles Warren, who is the major grandmaster of the United Grand Lodge and overseer of the Solomon Temple excavation program in Mount Moria from 1862 onward, as well as the Palestinian Expedition Fund, exploration fund, that becomes the foundation of the later Zionist project, overseen by Prince Edward Albert, who becomes King Edward the 7th a little bit later.
Starting point is 01:48:07 on who's obsessed with recreating the kingdom of Jerusalem, but that requires a certain belief in a purgative cleansing of the land and the people living there that have to do it to themselves. And if you look at people like the Quattor-Coronati Lodge, which emerges out of the Charles Warren program, that's the sort of the Freemasonic Research Lodge that creates the entire biblical archaeology movement. It's the Quattor-Coronati, including the Gnostic Revival. that that sprung out of the Nag Hammadi, so-called discovery after World War II,
Starting point is 01:48:42 and things like Da Vinci Code and Holy Blood, Holy Grail, that's all a project of the Quattor Coronati Lodge. That was overseen by a guy named Sir Walter Besant, who's the brother-in-law and handler of Annie Besant, who is assigned to take control of the Theosophical Lodge after Blavadsky, as well as another guy named Robert Anderson, Sir Robert Anderson, a leader within the Plymouth Brethren, who's overseen is the Scotland Yard,
Starting point is 01:49:14 the head of Scotland Yard working with Charles Warren in Whitechapel in 1888, protecting and overseeing this ritual murder that is directly tied to the inner sanctum of Blavatsky and the Hermetic Order and the Isis Urania Lodge as part of fulfilling a program of ritual sacrifice of sacred prostitutes, which has to, in their weird grimoires that they're using, is tied to the justification of the recreation of an idea of a new world religion centered around human sacrifice, mass human sacrifice that they want to normalize,
Starting point is 01:49:48 which is how they perceive. That's their perverse idea of what they think of around Solomon's temple as a domain of ancient human sacrifice. And if you look at the dome of the rock, which is under, you know, that's the sort of mosque that's there. today overseeing underneath which you find a rock that that's the rock the mythical rock around which supposedly Abraham was commanded to sacrifice his child and which you know in the Bible he was stopped in their secret texts that they that they take very seriously like the test of Solomon
Starting point is 01:50:20 that was produced in like the 13th century it's not even a real ancient text but that they take this stuff seriously the you know the idea of Solomon is not the the man who struggles with goodness and his inner weaknesses as the moral figure in the public Old Testament from them, it's a figure who was a demonologist wielding hordes of demons who built his temple
Starting point is 01:50:43 and around which she worshipped to Moloch and bought a, you know, bottle in these things. That's what they want to bring back. And Sir Charles Warren talks extensively about his belief that the ancient canals underneath that rock of which there's two chambers and then
Starting point is 01:50:59 pipes that go from the chambers outward into the land adjacent in today's Palestine is a domain where the the blood and refuse was sent out into the land to reinforce this identity of blood and soil as an organizing principle for society and around which the high priesthood would be managed. So that's, I think, part of what's in play even today. So do you believe that Jack the Ripper was a guy or was it a secret society group? It was a group and one of the key figures was a witch, a male witch named Sir Robert Donston Stevenson, who was a close friend of Charles Warren. And you could prove that he was the key figure
Starting point is 01:51:44 carrying out a lot of the kills. But it couldn't have been just him. It would have had to have been at least a group of five to seven, maybe more overseen by him. But again, we could have a whole show on this. Yeah, we're going to do it, dude. My God, bro, you came in, bazookas. Absolute banger of an episode. Couldn't think of a better episode to end on. You know, we got cliffhanger. We'll come back and discuss that whole thing.
Starting point is 01:52:13 But Matt, absolutely great to have you on. Can't believe it's taken this long. You have an open door to come back anytime you want. One more time, tell them where they can find you. Hey, thank you so much, man. Well, they can go to Canadian patriot.org. substack, Matthewerrit.substack.com. The other third one is rising tide foundation.net.
Starting point is 01:52:36 And like I said, most of our documentaries are freely available to watch, including the hidden hand behind UFO's series. And our new film, Edgar Poe's final mystery is a two-hour film. We just finished producing. Does that talk about Jack the Ripper? That sets the stage. It's part one. This one goes through. I mentioned the, the ritual murder of Mary Rogers in New Jersey at the Sybil's cave that a Poe was exposing. that this film goes through that story, which sets the stage to understand
Starting point is 01:53:03 what's behind the Jack the Ripper Murder, which will be in part two that we'll release hopefully in February or so. Well, Matt, you knocked it out of the park. One of the best episodes we've ever had. And yeah, man, let's break down the episode. Talk about going out with a bang, dude. I mean, talk about going out with a bang.
Starting point is 01:53:25 I mean, this might be one of the best episodes we've ever done. I mean, that is the deepest shit I've ever heard in my life, especially how it ended. A little cliphanger, cliphanger. I mean, dude. Jack, the Rippers connected to the Greater Israel Project. Boy, you can give me a lot of guesses and I wouldn't have gotten to that one. I would never have gotten that at all.
Starting point is 01:53:47 Oh, my God. Matt Erritt is amazing. He was fire. I can't believe it's taking him this long to get on the show. I mean, that guy's got, I mean, that guy has some serious knowledge. Greater Israel project is like the Kevin Bacon of conspiracies. Johnny, that might be the funniest thing you've ever said. Everybody.
Starting point is 01:54:12 It's just five degrees of the greater Israel project. Yeah, it truly is. It's an easy, the easiest game on the planet. Yeah, yeah. That is so funny, dude. I mean, the hidden hand is everywhere. Everywhere. I mean, the use of false flags.
Starting point is 01:54:28 It's all they do. They just false flag everything. Totally. It's like mind blowing to me. It's interesting too, Spielberg, you know, with this, I mean, it's called Disclosure Day. It couldn't be more on the nose. And I don't know if you've seen it, Sam, the trailer, but it literally shows them like taking over people's bodies, like lizard people kind of thing. It looks like, it looks like that's what it's going to be about.
Starting point is 01:54:53 Anyway, you can see their eyes. You know how people are always pulling those videos and showing like, look at this guy's eyes. you know he's a lizard it shows that in the trailer like a close up of somebody's eyes and you can see them like changing from whatever you know the creature is and what's weird to me is we were we were just talking about it and i went on youtube just to watch some stuff and it showed me the trailer and i thought it was coming out in a couple months it's not out to like no no 26 which is like the middle next year yeah which is they're promoting it for now a movie being promoted that early is very weird yeah i agree
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Starting point is 01:59:34 On Twitter to at Broken Sim We'll follow you back And you can DMS, whatever So finally, it's the last show of the year You know, I said some Kind of two episodes ago, but I'll say it again I can't thank you guys
Starting point is 01:59:50 for a show that just celebrated nine years to be a top 100 show is absolutely insanity, especially with what we talk about. So thank you. And when you come up to me and say you love the show or change your life or you start a podcast because you love the show, that means a world to me and it's better than anything. You know, I don't always sell a lot of tickets on the road, but the people that come, I feel the love, I give you love. and I'm just so appreciative of you.
Starting point is 02:00:22 Johnny, do you have anything to say? No, it was a great year, everybody. I'm looking forward to next year. Appreciate you all, especially those of you who, you know, keep things positive in the comments, which so many of you do. I especially appreciate that, people who are, because the discussion's always just super interesting.
Starting point is 02:00:43 If you get in the comments, the discussions people have, and I've been, yeah, I'm really appreciative of that, the community around, around the show. Yeah. Great year. Great year. I'm excited for episode
Starting point is 02:00:55 1,000. I really can't wait for that because I know all you guys are going to show up because episode 500 was amazing. So I can't imagine what 1,000 is going to be. Bring, thank you, Sam. And I honestly appreciate all the DMs.
Starting point is 02:01:07 You guys send me all the videos, even though sometimes it's the same video over from the same people. I appreciate it because I learned new thing before anybody else. Literally, like before I watched so many cool videos. So I appreciate you guys.
Starting point is 02:01:19 there's no more loving fan base than the swarm. And without you guys, I don't know where I'd be. And I appreciate you for giving me a career and giving me a life. And let's crush these next 48. Let's do a big-ass thousand show. Are we even going to, yeah, we'll do it in 2026. So let's have a great year together. Let's all grow and learn.
Starting point is 02:01:46 And guys, remember, you're just trying to learn the game. plan. You can't let them black pill you. Once you get blackbilled, you've lost. So it's not about writing wrongs or fixing the system. It's about protecting yourself and your family by buying gold, silver, land, guns, getting closer to God. I think that's a big part of this journey for me with this show is coming to, coming to Jesus. And I understand that. I'm not perfect. I'm not perfect. I am a flawed man. I do not walk on water, but I'm trying my hardest. And I appreciate you guys showing me love, even though you know I'm a flawed person in so many different ways, including my reading and vocabulary. You guys put up with it, and I'm very thankful. So I want you
Starting point is 02:02:38 all to have a very Merry Christmas. Happy Hanukkah, happy holidays. And I want you guys to crush your New Year's. Don't do anything stupid. Just get through the new year. Let's get to 2026. And let's just, you know, continue to love each other and get the word out and, uh, you know, be the best versions of ourselves. Okay. So for everybody here on the show, Dana, Mark, Robin, uh, E, who works on clips for us. Um, who else is that? I mean, I mean, there's so many people that work on the show. Mark never get met. What? Mark. I said Mark. I'll say Mark again. I got a block on him, I guess. Okay.
Starting point is 02:03:21 I just want to say, Dana. I didn't hear that either. Yeah, I did say Dana. Yeah, I got a block on her. Yeah, I got a block on her. Yeah, I got a block on it. We're so thankful to all of you for all the love you have shown us over the years. So, so have a great holidays and we'll see you in 2026.
Starting point is 02:03:36 Enjoy the highlights. Here's a clip from the latest broken sim. Boy, this Rob Reiner thing just gets weird and we're darker and we're darker. And we're not new, dude. It's not getting weird, Johnny. It's just becoming more obvious. Well, the common thing is weird. though. That's a weird detail. That's a weird part.
Starting point is 02:03:51 Okay. So, what's a weird part? Rob Reiner, obviously, he was, you know, he was a famous actor on TV and then became a director. Yeah, he was meathead. Yeah, he was a famous director, a big, big time director, a big time director, huge. People of your generation, right, like he is omnipres. What do you mean by your generation, Johnny? Well, I mean, I was not. Are you a bigot? Meath was before my time. But like for you, but like for your life, he's been there from the jump to now, right? You know, 100.
Starting point is 02:04:19 100%. And so we hear in LA a couple of days ago that there's been the police are at his house. That's how it first breaks that the police have been called to Rob Reiner's house. And then they don't announce who it is, but they give the ages. It's so crazy to me. We can't tell you it is, but he was 67 and she was. Yeah. We're waiting for the next day to be notified. And then you hear, and we'll have to be careful how we talk about this. Watch your mouth. Then you hear that Larry David is there and like some other celebrity are there. I mean, no, like first on the scene, basically, after the police.
Starting point is 02:04:59 And I'm like, oh, that's weird. And then you hear that a family member is involved. And then people start speculating that it's his son because there's been a lot of weird energy with his son, going back to a film that he made with his son about him kicking his addiction or supposedly kicking it a couple of years ago. And you can go back. And if you want to do like hindsight, it's 20-20, you can, watch these interviews with him and his son. And it's, it's, he's just a weird kid, man.
Starting point is 02:05:24 He's got he's got a malignant sort of energy over him. If anybody's possessed, it's someone like that, I would say. Or, or, you know, who knows. Yeah, he has the energy of someone who's been traumatized. Yes. Yeah. And then today, Sam sends me a story, right? Conan is having his holiday party.
Starting point is 02:05:44 And somebody, Rob Reiner and his son are there, which is weird to go to a party with your son, I find that bizarre, but Rob Reiner and his son are there. And somebody wants to call the police on Rob Reiner's son, to get like a psychiatric hold on him because, you know, maybe threatening violence or something like that. And Conan O'Brien talks them out of it. He doesn't want the police at his house. And that was the day, what, the day before this happened?
Starting point is 02:06:12 Yeah, I mean, Conan cannot be sleeping. Well, right now. I put the story you sent me said that he's like racked with guilt. like what could i you know could i have changed i mean i i have no ill will towards conne o'brien i've always enjoyed him yeah me too you know he's he's super on the progressive side but he never defined him right no like you know he's progressive you know he's progressive to the bone he like he shits rainbows we know that right but he never he he was like much you know obviously he's from a different generation right even though he's probably the same age as jimmy kimmel maybe a couple years older
Starting point is 02:06:47 he's a Harvard elite through and through but he served the joke right like that was his first loyalty to the joke unlike yeah but you never go all Coden's getting too political no no you know he always just made fun of everybody and he was a great writer
Starting point is 02:07:03 and he was funny and you know and there's just some you know he definitely has some weirdness to him like when his his father died they made jokes that Bateman did it with that was crazy That was so crazy.
Starting point is 02:07:19 Again, and this is the problem with anything, right? With anybody passing and how people close to them mourn, we think there's one way to mourn. And there's not. And there's not. How many people will say the worst thing right after? I mean, bro, if you want to go to the all-time classic comedy, go watch, go to a memorial of a comedian. You'll never hear better comedy in your life.
Starting point is 02:07:42 And if you're lucky, Brian Holtsman will be there and get up before every, and does his jokes that he does. And you'll laugh your ass off at what he says. I mean, dude, you know, when Jeff died at the comedy store, right? I mean, dude, the things that were coming out, Brian Holstman's mouth were making all the comedians laugh and his family just cringe. You know, Jeff's family? Oh, no.
Starting point is 02:08:06 Oh, yeah. Oh, no. It was hilarious. And I remember Ramsey when he was the overweight guy that died. And we were just worried about where there going to be enough people to have a show there. You know, like, it's so sad that we had to like worry about selling tickets or or filling a room for a guy's death. When was that? This had to be like eight years. I don't know how long Ramji's been gone. It's got to be eight years. It's a long time ago. It's like when the first time
Starting point is 02:08:33 I ever met Big J from Legion of Skanks. It was the first time I met him, dude. And, you know, everyone was just saying the most insane shit there. And it was so hilarious. I talked about my biggest regret was not doing coke off of Ramsey's tits in front of his family. How did they take that? Everyone laughed. I don't know if they laughed, but like if you're a family member and you have a family member that was a comic and you're going to go to his memorial, buckle up.
Starting point is 02:09:05 Buckle up. Because weird shit's about to be said. And that's kind of how I like, you know, that's why it's so much fun. Yeah. You know, and so it's just like, you know, Conan's not one of those guys who I think that, you know, they're part of the problem in Hollywood. No, he probably just doesn't, you know, he's like, oh, do I want a headline? And this guy, Rob Reiner probably didn't want the police called because it's something he's dealt with over and over again. Although, did you, if you read the story at the bottom of the story, it says that Rob Reiner was saying to somebody near to him recently that like, what is this life where I have to be worried about my own son, like, harming me.
Starting point is 02:09:40 I mean, that was, that was, that was, something he told to like, you know, someone he was close to. It can't be easy. You know, you can't be easy. You also do have this roast, I think it was a roast, where you have Al Franklin. Everyone did. Pull of jokes about him. Yeah, about him. I mean, come on.
Starting point is 02:09:59 Letting people. If you'd like to hear the rest of this episode, subscribe to Broken Simulation in your podcasting app or check us out at YouTube.com slash Sam Tripoli. We go deep, home boy. Aaron, open your mind. Drink from the fountain of knowledge. There's lizard people everywhere. That's some interdimensional shit. Wake up, Aaron.
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