Tin Foil Hat With Sam Tripoli - #979: The Fight To Keep History Hidden With Dedunking David

Episode Date: April 5, 2026

In the latest episode of Tin Foil Hat, the conversation gets especially wild as special guest Dedunking Dan joins to dive into some of the most controversial and thought-provoking topics yet. The discussion kicks off with the mysterious "second sphinx" theory, exploring claims that ancient history may be far more complex—and possibly hidden—than mainstream narratives suggest. From there, the episode shifts into the enigma of elongated skulls, questioning whether their origins have been misunderstood or deliberately covered up over time. Throughout the episode, a central theme emerges around the role of dogma in science, with both hosts challenging the idea that established institutions are always open to alternative interpretations. The result is a lively, skeptical, and at times provocative exploration of how much we really know—and how much might still be kept in the shadows. Please subscribe to the new Tin Foil Hat youtube channel:  https://www.youtube.com/@TinFoilHatYoutube Grab your copy of the 2nd issue of the Chaos Twins now and join the Army Of Chaos: https://bit.ly/415fDfY Check 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 https://www.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 $1 Grab Tickets To Sam Tripoli's Live Shows At SamTripoli.com: Hamilton, Canada: 4/16 Toronto, CA: 4/17-18 Dallas, TX: 4/24 Fort Worth, TX: 4/25 Austin, TX: (Live Taping Of My New Comedy Special) 5/22 Albuquerque, NM: 6/12-6/13 Austin, TX: The 100th Episode Of Tin Foil Hat 6/18 Lawerence, KS: 9/17-9/19 Tulsa, OK: 10/9-10/10 Austin, TX: 12/11-12/13   Please check out Word War Debate and the WordWarDebate Contenders Series: https://wordwardebate.com   Please check out Dedunking Dan's internet: Youtube: youtube.com/@dedunking   Discord: discord.gg/r2maGpr5bu Instagram: instagram.com/dedunking Twitter: twitter.com/DeDunkingPast Ko-fi: ko-fi.com/dedunking Patreon: patreon.com/DeDunking   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/%20P Sam Tripoli's Podcast Clip Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/samtripolispodcastclips/         BlueChew Wise Wolf https://youtube.com/@dedunking?si=SP28nWt2bW57C-uw    I plan on discussing the second sphinx thing,  elongated skulls and the coverup,  dogma in science,  Easter island, and of course Atlantis.    

Like the written records and mainstream Egypt, the carbon dating, all go together first dynasty, second dynasty. But in the third dynasty, they start to diverge. And by the end of the fifth dynasty, they're back together again. But there's like a 300 to 400 year gap on some tests. And all through the fourth dynasty, which is when the sphinx was said to have been built, which is when the three big pyramids were said to have been built, like the best time in ancient Egyptian history, according to the mainstream timeline. So when they test that, and these are a few hundred years older than they should be,

They don't look at maybe there's a missing dynasty there, which is what I think. Oh. Maybe, maybe, there's one of the kings, the king's nephroob, he built three pyramids, according to history. I think he stole the credit for those other two. Two-fourthead. Oh, what the fuck are you guys even talking about? Global controls will have to be imposed.

And a world governing body will be created to enforce them. Welcome to tinfoil hat. 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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Please welcome D-Dunking Dan Richards. How are you, buddy? Doing good. Thanks for having me else. I'm really appreciate it. It's good to finally meet you. It's an honor and a privilege, buddy. For those who may not be familiar with you, can tell us a little bit about yourself and where our listeners can find you. You could find me on YouTube mostly at just D dunking. It's debunking, but with two D's. I like your ex, but unch. You can find me on Twitter and Instagram. But mostly what I do is I do YouTube videos.

the most part and I shit post. But a lot of what I do is the typical alternate researcher stuff, you know, I look into my theories on pyramids and stuff or Baghdad battery I recently had, in my opinion, a pretty good idea about that. And then a lot of what I do as well is go after the scientists that were the debunkers that use straw mans or erroneous information or they just dial it in and treat Atlanta's like it's a flat earth for just content. farm. And so, yeah, I kind of have two hats that I wear in those regards.

Okay, so you're a debunker of the debunkers. I like that a lot. I like that a lot. Yeah, it's very interesting how there's just people making their names off of debunking conspiracies while conspiracies constantly get proven true over and over again. And it just, to me, and I've said this, I'd love to hear your opinion on it, Dan. I would rather live in a super paranoid population that can get occasionally some details wrong than live in an obedient sheep colony who just believes everything authority and the mainstream media tells you. So that's my opinion.

What are your thoughts on that? Well, absolutely, I would agree with that. And for the same reason that I agree with, like, the limitations on government that we have, even if you love the people that are in power now, you're not going to love the next people that are in there. You don't want to have a standard set up of where we just obediently follow. Because as soon as you do that, as Carl Sagan said, if you're not allowed to question those that are in authority, you're up for grabs. Oh, I like that. Yeah, Carl Sagan was a fucking genius in my opinion.

Excuse my French. You can swear. We love it. Okay, cool. Yeah, his, like one of my favorite quotes of all time is, his science is more than a body of knowledge. It's a way of thinking, a way of skeptically interrogating the universe with a fine understanding of human fallibility.

And that's what he carries that on and says. And if we can't be skeptical of those in authority, if we can't look under the hood, basically, then we're up for grabs. And I think I was way ahead of his time. I wish we would have had Carl Sagan during COVID. When people are like, I trust the science. Fauci's like, science, don't question me, all the ridiculous bumper sticker propaganda that people just

bought in hookline and sinker. And it's just, what's it, what's it, K Bono, who benefits? Like, who benefits? Like, if Fauci's like, you got to take this, it's good, it's going to keep 100% success, right? And then you got just a doctor with a small YouTube channel going, I don't think he's being honest with you. You're like, who benefits? Like the YouTuber, okay, maybe they get a couple more subscribers. Fouchy gets millions and billions of dollars. Like, who benefits from this? It's so crazy to me how people just appeal to authority. It's like, it's mind-blowing.

Yeah, everything else in life is all about like, fight the man. Don't, don't accept that. You know, we just had a fucking no king. Rally, ran by the people who told us if you didn't get the vaccine, you should be excommunicated from society. Like, just think about the mental gymnastics going on right now with that. Oh, yeah. There is no, there's not much in the way of standards right now as far as things go. It's frustrating. Like, one of the best examples of this, in my opinion, is just on a microcosm level is when Elon bought Twitter and all the lefties, you know, two days before that, we're like, you know what, man, get kicked off of the internet for,

it's not free speech, man, it's not your platform. It's not the government's platform. And all the right wingers are like, man, it's bullshit. It's bullshit. And then Elon buys it, and two days later, it's the right wingers going, ha, ha, it's not a free speech platform, man. It's not a government thing. And it's the left winger's going, oh, I hate getting banned for free speech. It's bullshit. It's like, flip, flop, flip, fly.

What it really comes down to is this kind of cult of personality or cult of idealism. that is where I think Sagan would be great. One of the things that I love about him as well. You've seen the movie's contact, I assume. Yes. Yeah, yeah, yeah. The end of that movie, she has an unverifiable experience.

He's an atheist. He's a pragmatist. He's an empiricist. And at the end of the movie, you can, I mean, she's got some static to show you, but it's, did you either accept what I had or jump on the fucking thing yourself and fall down in the ocean and go talk to your dad? It's very not scientific. No, I agree with you.

I totally agree with you. And it's so interesting the way everybody just on the, like, just take a look at like COVID versus the ice discussion, right? Like the left was like, you got to wear a mask. And the right was like, I don't want to wear a mask. And now with ice, it's like, the left is like, don't wear a mask. And then the right is like, let them wear a mask. And it's just like the mental gymnastics that's involved with that is. in Sandy and people just can't sense when they've, they're being hypocritical.

No, that's absolutely not. I mean, one of the greatest best examples of that that you could really get somebody to see it for themselves is, do you think people should speed when they drive? Well, how about you? Do you speed when you drive? I do all the time. It's my, fucking everybody does. Five miles over.

It won't even get you pulled over in most situations. Yeah, but I don't know where you live, but California's just going to start. LA's just putting up all these speeding cameras now. To be fair, though, they don't get you until you're 11 over. But, yeah, they're going to put up like 150 speeding cameras. Wow. Here in Washington, they did a bunch of Freedom of Information Acts on those. There's a dude that had one that's like pointing at his house.

And he'd fought it to begin with and they wouldn't take it down. So he did Freedom of Information Act after Freedom of Information Act. It got like all this data. They made him pay for it, but he got like all this data. And all of a sudden they're shutting down cameras in places because it's, Now it's a privacy concern. Does the camera take a picture of your car or you inside the car? It takes a picture of you, your license plate, you in the car, and your license plate.

So I don't remember if this case was real, but I remember reading it where this guy was in Orange County. He was with his mistress. He got caught up in one of those cameras. They sent the picture to his house. He got divorced and he ended up suing the city and won because they literally burned them out. That's what I'm asking you. I don't know if you can take a... Stitches get stitches.

Yeah, I don't know if you can take a picture of the actual person of who's driving it. Well, that's how they get you. Yeah. They go, that's you in the picture. Yeah. If they don't have you in the picture, you could just say, it wasn't me driving. And they really don't have a leg to stand on. They don't have a leg to stand on because technically you're supposed to have a cop.

They're arresting you. You're not supposed to be picking them off. That's a basic thing. I mean, dude, they just want nobody to live in California. They just want them for the rich. Did you see that story? I sent you that L.A. County is, I think the, had, as far as trends are concerned, over the past, I think it was five years, the most by percentage people leave.

100%. And that's the thing that people don't understand. It's like, in L.A., it's like, it sucks. You know, like Spencer Pratt said, people move here like, L.A. we're living life. Like, you don't even know what you got, but that's a different story. Largest population decline in the U.S. L.A. County. Yeah. I wouldn't doubt it, dude.

It sucks. It's just, it, I have people like, I miss. L.A. you go, you don't, the L.A. you miss isn't here anymore. So you're not missing anything. I mean, a lot of it was based on like, you know, Beverly Hills and the film and music industry. And it's, well, that's, you know, that's dead. Here we are doing the, the film industry, or quote unquote, or what. No, you're right. From my basement in your studio. So it's, yeah, the ball has been kicked. You don't have to go out, kick it on sunset script for 20 years to become the next poison. You just make a TikTok. And no, I'm with you on that.

You're a fortnight character. I also believe that, and then I want to get into what you want to talk about, that the industry heads know that the mechanism of Hollywood is rot with woke, and they have to get rid of all the woke to get back to, like, making art for people. And the only way to do that because the executive branch knows it sucks, that, like, nobody wants to watch woke. The audience doesn't want to watch woke. but the whole middle has been nothing but conformity to woke.

The people with Bachelor of Arts degrees mostly. That just fill up from the, you know, the gopher, you know, is running around getting everybody, their coffees all the way up until the, you know, the directors are so woke now that they just got to get rid of them and restart over. I think you'll always have, there'll always be a need for a California. It'll be decentralized,

but there'll be one place where everybody wants to go. They just have to completely rebuild it, dude, and get rid of this dead weight in the middle. But enough of that. You're here, I'm very excited to talk to you. Big, big announcements coming up. We believe that they found a second spink. And that's a big deal

because of like some trajectory or something like that. we talked about in Conspiracy Social Club that's supposed to be lead to the like the library of something. I don't know. But I'm excited to talk to you, debunking Dan, tell me where you want to start with this. Well, really quickly, if I may, I should plug the Quest for Ancient Civilizations conference on May 1st through 3rd in Sedona, Arizona from World Z Media. Sorry, I'm going to be there speaking. It's going to be a big event. There's going to be a bunch of other people like myself there and I'll be talking about a bunch of this kind of crap. Having got that out of the way,

sorry Robert, I had to do it. Don't yell at me. No, hold on. What is, what's the conference called? It's the quest for ancient civilizations. Oh, I like that. I like that. There's a bunch of people that are going to be there that are, um, the lineups changed a little bit. I think we added a couple of people recently. I'm not on the back end of it, but I am one of the, one of the people that yells a lot. Mike from Wandering Wolf. If you guys know Mike Collins from the Wandering Wolf Productions, he's one of the people that's involved. But yeah, it's going to be great. Three days of talking and then like five days of drinking.

Awesome. Awesome, dude. Are you going to get that five days done in three days of drinking? I can do that in one night. At least I could in my 20s. The beer goggles nowadays don't look at women. They look at myself and they're like, man, look how tough I am. So we have this big announcement.

I mean, the pyramid. and the Sphinx, there's so much new information coming out that it's way more interesting than we think. Now we believe there's another sphinx. What are your thoughts on all that? Where do you want to start? Well, let's start with this synthetic aperture radar stuff that the Koffrey scan teams use. And that's where we're getting all these rainbow colored scans that we see of, you know, the tunnels under the pyramids and to the maize and under Hawara. and in this case the second sphinx and the stuff underneath it. Now, this is proprietary software that they're using to interpret data that's gathered from satellites. Now, it is, now, you'll get a lot of skeptics of that stuff saying that synthetic aperture radar can't do what they're claiming that it does here.

But synthetic aperture radar has been, computers have consistently increased the fidelity of the same satellite scans for the last 40 years. So when they start using AI on it, it's like, well, you kind of got to give them some leeway. However, it is proprietary. So it is a very much trust-me-brough scenario. Oh, snaps. So you've got both sides of it, right? The technology has been advanced, and it does make sense that it would take this next step. But at the same time, they're trying to sell it.

They're trying to market it. So they can't just give it away, which I get. Having said that, the mound of dirt where they're talking about that second sphinx being located, wasn't there in the 1920s. We have photographs of that same area from the sky in 1920 and that amount of dirt wasn't there. So it looks like it's like backfill

or something from like another site, like they were digging and just dumped the dirt there, as opposed to covering his second sphinx. Whoa, that's interesting. Yeah, that's a shout out to Matt Simpson from ancient architects. He's the guy who I first saw bringing that point up. Okay, so 20 years ago,

ago, did you say the dirt wasn't there? No, it's 100 years ago. 100 years ago, the dirt wasn't there and now there's dirt. When was the first time they noticed it was there? It must have been like a picture, right, where someone was like, oh, shit, all of a sudden there's dirt? Yeah, this is just recently, as far as I'm aware, this is the first I'd ever heard of that amount of dirt being looked at as anything.

So as far as I'm ready. Interesting. Now, there's a few things worth noting is, you know, the second sphinx is, you know, the second sphinx is an idea that a lot of alternate historians bring up because like the dream stealth that's in front of the sphinx has two sphinxes you know with their backs to each other this artwork you see a lot of two sphinxes that are both facing opposite directions um i've people been looking for the second sinks for a long time but i'm i'm kind of not kind of i'm of the opinion that it's that's leo that the second sphinx that they're

depicting is in the sky. So, looking around in the ground, in my opinion, is why do you think that? Yeah, thanks. Well, first of all, Leo, like Graham Hancock and Robert Beval

put out a book, you know, 30 years ago now talking about the Orion Giza correlation and the three pyramids on the Giza Plateau being a representation of Orion's belt in the sky. And with that, part of it was the sphinx. faces due east, 10,500 years ago, Leo would have been housing the rising sun on the vernal equinox,

which is when they measure like the start of the age, like the age of Aquarius, for example. So they think that's one reason and that you would potentially be the second sphinx. And another reason is even during the Fourth Dynasty, when during the summer Nile floods, the sphinx would basically every night traverse the sky from one side to, the other, kind of like the sun does. And because of that, and not the Sphinx, excuse me, Leo, but in my opinion, it's like, one's the sky, one's the ground. One is like, there's a lot of thought that goes into that.

The Sphinx's name is like the guardian of the horizon. It guards the entrance to the underworld, which is also located in the sky and under the ground. It's very much, if you've ever heard the saying, as above, so below. Yes. there's very much in line with that in my opinion. Dude, it's so crazy. But let's just for a second go, they did discover it. Let's just say that there was a discovery of a second spinks.

What do you think that means? Why is everybody so excited about it? Well, for one, it would change the way that we look at Egyptian iconography. Like, compared it to like the Christian cross. Imagine people 10,000 years from now interpreting it as a symbol of execution and then realizing that it wasn't used in that manner when it was hung around the neck of a Christian. But if you were in ancient Rome, you see what I mean? So it's finding a second sphinx, all that shit that I was just talking about flying through the sky with stars and all that. Well, it kind of would kick the tires on that idea a little bit.

So anytime we get new stuff like that, it allows us to interpret all that crap in a different light. And that is the big problem with archaeology right now, right? Is that the old guard doesn't want to give up their position on things because then their research would be null and void. That's exactly it. When I was on stage in Sedona, Arizona about a year ago with Graham Hancock, he said, he asked me why I thought they were that way. And I said, to me, it seems like Graham Hancock's wrote a, you know,

he's wrote a fiction about our past. The archaeologists have also wrote a fiction about our past. We all know nobody knows for sure. But Graham's got the wrong letters next to his name. And damn it if his books don't sell better. And this is bullshit as far as they're concerned. Gets it right in the fields. Yeah.

I respect that. Welcome to stand-up comedy. You're like, that guy's dog shit. And he just sold out of Grand Canyon. You know what I'm saying? What does the old guard think about the new spink? Do they even acknowledge it might be there? They're like, no, that's just a bunch of dirt.

Is there any... They... Excuse me. The mainstream has rejected the idea of a second sphinx for a very long time. They point to... There was like this old mudbrick sphinx that was built that was supposedly around back then, but it was like a real dilapidated state,

and it wasn't... It was clearly like a scaled-down version. Probably like a... In my mind, I think of like the Statue of Liberty and the better call Saul's little inflatable statue of liberty. It's pretty scaled-down version. of the original sphinx, but they always kind of, like, oh, that's the second sphinx that everybody's talking about and push it to that. And it's been lost for thousands of years. But again, to me,

it seems like there's way too much iconography that shows the two sphinxes together. It's always, it's always a little subtle things, too. Like if you look at the way that Thubmost on the Dreamstela, he's attending to the sphinx on both sides. And his hands are in slightly different ways. his hats in a different thing because one's upper and one's lower Egypt. There's, Egypt and duality were like all intertwined. And so, you know, it's possible that we could find another sphinx that would be in what they would call

Upper Egypt, which is just more south. But I doubt it. In all honesty, I think that we're, I think pretty much everything got boiled down to that small little area when the, the green Sahara went away. I feel like there was like a lot more going on in Africa than it all just kind of ended up.

up in this little area where you had the delta and some good farmland still. So do you think at some point Egypt was like tropical? Well, yeah, the, uh, there's the green Sahara. This is pretty well known and documented in mainstream science. Like the, uh, the Sahara, I think it's a 30,000 year cycle, I want to say that it goes through, um, being like a lush tropical region and then a desert. And so, like, that's the big argument. Geologist Robert Schock when he talks about the aging of the sphinx,

and you probably have heard that people talk about water erosion on it. And that's where the aging of the sphinx argument comes into play is there was not sufficient water. According to him, there wasn't sufficient rainfall until you go back to the Green Sahara period. So that means it's way older. Yeah, well, according to him, this is this argument. These things are argued so heavily. It's one of the things that's really funny, actually. If you look at ancient Egypt, man,

these guys will dig in and fight everything tooth and nails so hard and bend over backwards and kind of bullshit their way through stuff in order to maintain a narrative. I can give you an example if you got a few minutes or three. Yeah, of course. The radial carbon dating has been done on the Giza Plateau. And what they do is they obviously can't date stone, but they peel the ash out of the mortar,

and they date that. So they got some organic material. And so the first time this was done was in the 80s by the Edgar Casey Foundation's team, looking for that 10,000, 12,000-year-old date. And then this was done again by the David Koch Foundation about 10 years later. And again, wanting some old goofy dates.

When they were done, there's kind of a bubble. It's like the written records and mainstream Egypt, the carbon dating, all co-together, First Dynasty, second dynasty, but in the third dynasty, they start to diverge, and by the end of the fifth dynasty, they're back together again. But there's like a 300 to 400 year gap on some tests, and all through the fourth dynasty, which is when the Sphinx was said to have been built, which is when the three big pyramids were said to have been built, like the best time in ancient Egyptian history,

according to the mainstream timeline. So when they test that, and these are a few hundred years older than they should be, they don't look at maybe there's a missing dynasty there, which is what I think. Oh, maybe, maybe, yeah, there's one of the kings. The King Sneff room, he built three pyramids, according to history. I think he stole the credit for those other two. That seems to me like pretty obvious. That seems to be consistent history, right? Like, it's there.

They move in. They're like, we built this. I always say it's the joke about the bears and houses in Detroit where they're abandoned. They just move in. They're like, this is my cave. And you're like, well, you didn't build that, but you own it now. and that's what they did in Latin America and all that stuff. They were already there and they tried to figure out what they were for.

And, you know, so it makes sense. No, it absolutely does. We know about King Tut. We got his stuff because he'd been erased from history so nobody was loot in his grave. He'd been erased from Egyptian history. So anyway, they did the carbon dating and they get these dates that are off. And so rather than entertain any of these other ideas, is they keep bending over backwards trying to find ways to get rid of it.

And one of them, they use a, which is a Bayesian modeling, which is a mathematical formula. It's a way that they basically test something in a perfect world over and over and over again. They keep running this formula over and adding new information. And it's to refine things. Yes. In this case, they eliminated the dates. They say right in the paper, we favored the dates that were the newer, and we eliminated dates that didn't correspond with known feral rules.

So what? It's like, I mean, it's like if we got, I guess I can't believe they do this shit and call it science. And then these guys, they peer review it and they hold it up. It's like, I worked as an electrician and these guys will tell me,

you're not, you were never a scientist. It's like, bitch, you guys could believe in Harry fucking Potter and you'd peer review it back and forth. The universe tested me. I got something wrong. I was told by God.

You got this wrong, bitch. Not you archaeologists. You just Voldemort did this. Yeah, good paper. No, you're totally right. And we see it in other aspects, and I don't want to go into any parts of conspiracy you might not be into. But we see this all the time where it's like it's not they want to get the correct results. They want to get the results they think are correct.

Yep. Yeah, I don't have a problem talking about pretty much anything. I mean, my opinions are my opinions are my opinions. I always end up pissing people off. right off the bat because I... It's fun. Fuck the two-party system, man. My opinion on abortion has fuck all to do with my opinion on the border,

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this is what got them in, writing papers when they were in high school and junior high about Atlantis and that got them into archaeology. Mark Lennar, the famous Egyptologist, he was put through school by the Edgar Casey Foundation. Oh, man. Zahiawas put through school partially by the Edgar Casey. He still speaks sometimes for the Edgar Casey Foundation.

I mean, this shit's all been in better. with each other for a long time. And I just told you about the carbonating thing. That was the money and the scientists working together. We've lost that. That's the social media area has just kind of erased all of that away. And now it's you're either the smart people or the tinfoil nutters. And that's, they're all there's too. We're noters. We're noters. We love it. You know, I tell you. Think about this. If like if you drive this to the unsth degree, would you rather be human like you say and, you know, wrong part of the time? Or would you really right all the time and like an AI that

has no emotion and is the horrific thing that we have nightmares about and they make horror films about. I mean the emotion, that fallibility that illogical I kind of like Max Hadrian. I don't fucking know why. I just like him. That illogical thing is what makes us human.

And Johnny talks about all this time. I mean Johnny catches AI getting it wrong all the fucking time. And I catch it all the time, especially when it comes to my basketball team, the Clippers. I'm always like, one of the top five teams, and they never named the Clippers. I go,

but what's the Clippers record? I go, how come it's not in there? Like, oh, my bad, I should have included it. Every time. But I saw one the other day with Andrew Jones. It was like, Andrew Jones has never had a home run off of Mariano Rivera. And Andrew Jones was like, pissed. He's like, here's the video right here. It's on YouTube. I mean, it's just, yeah, and people assume it's infallible. It's, yeah, it's crazy how we automatically give it authority. Because it's computer. And part of that is the constant propaganda of this is godlike. Yeah.

Well, we just saw on the, I don't know what episode it was, but they had the president with Melania with that robot. Yeah. They're trying to show that it's God that it's higher than everybody else. Yeah. I mean, they're using facial ID to arrest people now. They're using facial ID as probable cause to arrest people who have been trespassed from places. And it's... Yeah.

Sorry. Yeah, no, go ahead. Yeah, yeah, that was done. No, they pulled that chick from Tennessee all the way up to fucking Fargo and North Dakota over exactly that. It's crazy. Yeah, someone, have you heard that story? Yeah, yeah. She's like, I've never been to North Dakota.

And they took her there and she couldn't get out of jail for what was it months, right? Yeah, it was she didn't, she, I don't know if they actually got her there. She was she battled extradition. No, no, she did get in up up there. Yes, she did. Yeah, yeah, yeah. She battled extradition and that's what ended up making it take months. It was like six months.

Because, yeah, extradition, like, when you're, fighting extradition, the deal is you don't get to just, like you don't get to fight probable cause or any of that stuff. It's argue the person or not. Probable cause, all that shit happens in another state. Police used AI facial recognition to arrest a Tennessee woman for crimes committed in a state she's never visited. Tennessee grandmother spent more than five months in jail after police used an AI facial recognition tool to link her to crimes committed in North Dakota, a place she's never been. Police in Fargo have acknowledged, quote, a few errors in the case. case and pledged to change their operations, but stop short of issuing an apology.

She has a go- I will be suing. A warrant had been issued for her arrest over 1,000 miles away. She had to use bank records to get herself out. And I heard her attorney interviewed saying that they took no special, they gave it no special priority. They were in no hurry to get her released. And then the attorney said they just dumped her on the street in Fargo.

thousand miles from home. And she had to get sorted out, like, home. I'd have to get home. I mean, dude, lawyer up, bro. Lawyer up. That's going to be the fattest check. Now listen. Yeah, she spent three months in Tennessee jail, then was extradited to Fargo.

And then in October, I guess she got out or whatever. But yeah, it's... Dude, I would go hard 100 mil. They'll settle for 20 mil. You know what I'm saying? Just go hard on the pain on that, dude. Yeah. I see that for the fucking, I want the brand of Fargo, North Dakota now, bitch.

I want those world. Yeah, I want a new state. Sam Tripleyville. Yeah, I got a key to this bitch. Yeah, let me run this shit. Yeah, it's, it's, one of my favorite subjects is hidden history. I think it's so interesting. And, you know, you brought up all of these, these organizations that are,

basically funding a particular view of things. You know, it reminds me back, going back to COVID. If, you know, if you were pro-COVID, pro-vacine, you, you know, you got pushed to the front of everything. If you gave, you know, people vaccine, you got like $1,500 a shot. It was like some crazy number, dude. You must feel really stupid if you did it for a hot dog or whatever they were doing in Jersey. Do like New York free French fries?

I mean, imagine to do that for free French fries. Krispy cream donut. You should not be allowed to vote after that. Be like, okay, here's your shot and don't ever go near a voting booth ever, even though we don't believe in voting here. But it's real results. But, you know, here we are. We have the powers that be controlling the knowledge and the message. And like, I feel like, and this.

is not, I don't know where you are spiritually. And if this isn't your thing, I'm fine with that as well. But it's just like, you know, it's like this seems to be regards to what word you want to use, whether it's God or the universe, this like detaching from that to make us all think we're just, as Bill, Bill Hicks would call us, viruses and sneakers. Like, that's what they want us to believe. There's nothing divine about us and everything. We're just monkeys and shoes. And when in reality, and I'd love to hear your opinion on this, that I think where we live is way more interesting, way more special. Our timeline is probably insanely long, much longer than anyone want to believe. I mean, like you got the people who think, you know, dinosaurs were around 100 million years ago,

and then you have people think the planet's been around 5,000 years. And, you know, I don't know what the answer to that is. but like these timelines like is definitely not what they're telling us right would you agree with that I'd agree the timeline are definitely off um they they know it at places or at the very least they know that that things are anomalous compared to what they're saying um there's coverups involved that um get get to the point where it gets absurd like um we're talking about not being able to use things with AI and it being stupid there's certain situations where you You can, like the island of Newey, you know, the, you've seen the elongated skulls from Paracus.

Yes. Yes. Those, those, these practice of, some of these may well be natural and it's not really, like, where I really look at this is the best ones, the best specimens are missing. The best specimens are long gone. They're hiding the best specimens from us. A great example is Rockefeller, Nelson Rockefeller bought four skulls in 1930s from Paracus for 40 grand. He's displayed them in the Met in the National History Museum. They were sent back to Peru, apparently, and the Peruvian government doesn't know which four they are. There's no photographs that exist of these. There's no photographs of them being displayed in the Met or in the National

History Museum. There's bullshit. The best four that were he cherry-picked, those are the ones that are most likely to be natural, right? So they ended up lost to history. They're probably still in New York. I don't think they repatriated shit. I think that he sold him to another collector. But the island of Newey, which is over there by New Zealand, it has a, one of the skulls

on the record is 96% as wide as it is tall. So that's like some Stewie Griffin looking shit, right? And artificially modified supposedly, like the parents are said to have done it, but we can't find that skull, no pictures of it exist. And if you go look on, if you ask AI,

but you ask Gemini, it'll tell you that there's never any modified skulls found on the island of Newee. And if you look at a map from the 30s of cranial modification distributed around the world, and then you look at a map from about 10 years ago of the same thing, and you'll find that Hawaii's been removed from the modern map. The American Midwest has been drastically shrunk down in the modern map. They are... Whoa.

Silently massaging this away. Hold on, hold on. What did you say about Hawaii? Hawaii used to practice cranial modification. It was 8.9% of the ancient Hawaiian schools that were evaluated. I think it was like 85. 8.9% of them showed signs of being modified by their moms or dads. What they would do there is put them in,

they'd carve a piece of coconut husk, line it with some grass and leaves, and then put the kid's head in there, go. No, well, you know, in modern day, that happens now, too, because they've told moms to make your kids sleep on their backs because of SIDS, you're seeing kids with flat back heads. So now they're putting them in helmets, which both my daughters have. One had it much longer than the other. And they put it in the...

Yeah, my nephew had one's you. Yeah, and that's the round their head out. Is that from laying them too much? Or you're supposed to carry your kid? You're supposed to carry your kid what they're saying? what it was before that. Well, a lot of people just always, throughout history, I've had, like, you know, like, what would you say?

Not symmetrical head, skulls, because of just what happens as a kid. Yeah, how you sleep is how your skull goes. They put those helmets on kids now. And now they're trying to give people perfect skulls having your skull because it's soft as it grows into this helmet. That's shape. So we're doing modification as well. Yeah.

I'm not surprised at all. This was so ubiquitous in the Pacific Northwest that when Lewis and Clark came through, when they got up to, they passed the Cascade Mountains. When you crossed to the west side of the Cascades, all of the Indians on the east side referred to those on the west as flatheads. Dead series, you can look it up. It was a sign of freedom. If you were a slave, a lowborn, or like if somehow you got infected or whatnot when this was going on,

and then you were basically cursed and not allowed to have it. But yeah, they all modified their head in one way or another. And slightly different from each other, kind of like some sort of ritual scarring or tattooing or what. You're not infiltrating my tribe, buddy. Learn my language all you want. Your head is the wrong shape. So let me ask you, you know, there's a lot. I think it was in Peru or in Chile.

They find these elongated skull skeletons. You know, Joe Rogans talked about it a lot of times. He, you know, and whether they're humans, whether there's some kind of cyborg or something like that, like they're trying to figure it out like what exactly it is, you know. But the implication is that it's a different form of. humanoid where it's not necessarily a human. It could be some kind of alien human hybrid or something. But does that fit into what you're talking about, this skull modification?

Yeah, absolutely. Because so like maybe these could be even just another species of hominidid, right? It could be just another type of man that was running around that we bred with or were found intelligent or whatever. The thing is, I think that we, at some point we started copying it. Whoever, the cranial modification was copying something, right? Now, what that was is up for grabs, and that's where the cover-up really gets frustrating

because the information is being, like, you just can't find it, stuff that was available 20 years ago, 50 years ago. Yes, yes. And the AI will always push you to those skulls in Paracas, Peru, when I was researching the Pacific Northwest ones, it was just, do you sure you don't mean Paracas, Peru?

No, I'm talking about fucking Washington State. What the hell's wrong with you people? I'm glad you're on a travel agent, you're stupid piece of shit. There's a lot of interesting things. The maps that show the distribution of the elongated schools, it's all coastal, almost all of its coastal. And it's like all around the Pacific, all around the Mediterranean,

you see it in the Middle East. Some of the Mongols had it. they were kicking ass all through Europe and stuff. I mean, this was such a ubiquitous thing that it's amazing. It's so little known about and spoken about in history books and what now. I know people that, hell, I've lived in Spokane, Washington most of my life. I know people that live 20 miles away from where the Chinook people were modifying their kids' skulls when Lewis and Clark came through, and they took Native American classes and never learned this stuff.

Like, it's just, it's just not spoken of. and the natives probably have some to do with that because those skulls were heavily looted because phrenology took off right at the same time as these guys were being discovered phrenology is like you guys seen jango unchained when he's all rubbing the skull and going yeah you black folk and got okay that's that whole science if science if you believe that the bumps or shape of a skull influences somebody's behavior and or intelligence interesting the people that are all squishing skulls are definitely worth checking out. So these things became commodities and they're like looted and sold for a lot of money to guys like Rockefeller.

And again, the better the skull. But that's where my big deal is, just like any other collectible, the cooler the thing is, the less likely it is to, you know, the less likely we are to have it. The Baghdad battery, if you guys know what that is, that was snatched up in the beginning of the Gulf War, the second Gulf War, like 2003, it was stolen. I want to get in the Baghdad battery, but I want to stay on skulls for just a second. Is there any possibility that the elongating of the skulls was to make them look more like the gods they worship? Yeah, I think that's a very possible thing.

The, like I was saying, that's different hominids and or potentially, it could even just been one guy. I mean, you know, look what Einstein did to humane. If he would have had a misshapen head and we were a little bit more backwards, we might have followed and make your head look like that guys and you'll be smart. It's interesting that most of these places had the type of burials that were above ground or in Peru. They were buried in bags and shoved in a cave. So when you came through, you could see Grandpa if you want. You just open up the bag and look. When the Native Americans, they buried them in canoes up off of the ground in places that

predators couldn't get to. So would you bury your dad, you could see grandpa just lay in there. Other places, they would make these catacomb type of things out of driftwood and just lay the dude in there. So you could see your ancestors with that same shaped of a skull. So I think that probably would feed into it, right? This is a cultural identity thing that you see every time you bury somebody. You're so right, dude. I mean, just look at how, like, for a short time, everyone wanted to look like the Kardashians. That's exactly it. Like the Kardashians literally brought back brunettes.

Everyone wanted to be blonde forever. And then here comes these Kardashians and they're brunettes. And now all these women want to be brunettes. Big eyebrows too. They brought back that. That was out. I don't even think she looks like a Kardashian anymore. Didn't she lose some plastic surgery?

Didn't she like like... Which one? Like Kim. If you look at her, she doesn't look like her butt isn't as big. It looks like either she worked it out. Her sister took the butt implant out. Yeah, you see it's that bad where they're taking it out. Even their own trend is not working on them.

Well, because butt implants, and did you think you were going to talk about butt implants when you came on the show? Yeah. Butt implants. Stink, one, literally, they stink. And two, they look like ninja turtle shells. It's ridiculous. It's like, nobody's like, oh, that's so hot that weird speed bump on her back. It stinks medically or because they can't clean it?

in their ass. I do, I look like a fucking doctor? You said it like you knew. No, I've just seen. It's supposed to be like... Constant stories over and over that butt in plants literally stink.

It's like a post-surgery thing, I think. But they look like shoeboxes. I mean, it's just ridiculous. It just doesn't look good. And it's like, I don't know. One guy who's ever been like, yeah, look at that. And you're like, oh, is that fake butt? Gross.

It's really weird to me But I mean we do live in a world where people are you know Into furries and freaking occupy and Walking around dress like dogs and shit nowadays so I don't really know anymore Imagine digging those up years from now this that's all it's left It's just an ass implant you know and a skeleton How are they gonna make sense of that? How are they gonna make sense of any of this dude?

Any of this I mean it's just it's so bizarre oh dude it's just so bizarre and it's just like anything that that is out of the the accepted story of the elites is automatically hidden from everybody

dude that's what that's what we've learned or demonized yeah or demonized scared I mean like dude even when you get in these symbolisms of like symbols that they've demonized I always go let's take you know and this sam speaking not dan so i just want to say this like we take the swastika right

like that's the that's the universal that's the hindu symbol for the universe right but what if that symbol has some sort of power to it now they've made it so it can't be anywhere and now you've taken away a way of communicating who knows what kind of energy you can generate with something like that and you just see it done or even the swirl that now is like a peto symbol is a symbol for the universe and they just they demonize these things so we no longer have connection with them yeah like the swastika in my opinion um if you think about it from uh i'm i'm big on astronomy like you probably guess from the sphinx thing i'm a pretty big but i believe that the ancients that that's the number one thing that we they all

shared that, right? Like, I can, I can't know for certain what a guy that lives here where I'm sitting right now. What guy, 50,000 years ago, I don't know what he ate, what morality he had, what gods he worshipped, but I can look at the night sky and see almost the exact same fucking Yeah, that's great point. So, thank you. I think that that's a big lens that gets, is important. So I think, like the swastika, I think it's your four cardinal directions, and then the lines are symbolizing the motion of time. So I think it's, but now you're never going to interpret it that way. When you look at it on a knee jerk, you're going to have to try to get there because

the connotations change. Like to go back to what I was saying earlier about the Christian cross, looking at it from 10,000 years from now, the connotations are different now than for the swastika. That's probably never going to be undone. The swirl for the pizza thing is really frustrated. It's like I was on, you probably know Kurt Metzger. Oh, the best. Yeah, I was on his, I was on the dirt with Kirk here a week or two back, and we were talking about the skulls.

And he asked what I thought that they were doing it for. And I was like, you know, if you'd asked me two years ago, my answer had been different. But hell, at this point, they might have just been like getting their next meal prepped or something. These fucking people, I just modify this kid's head a little and you just soaking in some olive oil. No, you're totally right. It's like, I, you never, you know. So we thought our crazy uncles wouldn't shut up at Thanksgiving after we found out our TVs were listening to us. But fuck me, man.

After this, they are never going to shut up. Thanksgiving's going to be fun. As a crazy uncle, it's going to be great. No, I'm with you on that, man. It's very interesting. And I don't know if you saw this now, but I'm always weary when something new comes out about Jesus and like, where is it coming from? But now they're saying that the, what is that cloak where he, like, like Jesus' image is burning.

The shroud of tyranny. Now they're saying it has origins into Vedic and India, which is super interesting to me because that has always been that there is like these elements of Hinduism in Christianity. And some people go, that's blasphemy and all that stuff. But I'm like, you've got to be open-minded to this. It's like things have been around for a long time. and the Vedics, you know, when you get into Vedic astrology about them saying that God casted entities down here. That sounds like the story of fallen angels to me. And Vedic is

older than Hinduism. Hindus have the same story. I think they had two, the Vedics had three or four. We had 33 or 33% of angels. So it's like the story's the same story. Just again, no matter how much Bill Maher wants you to believe, that's actually discredits it. It actually it strengthens it to me. It's just said it's told in a way that the people of that language can understand. Well, yeah, in my mind, like, I'm, I call myself an atheist, and I am very, but if I was to be to label myself with, if I was aligned myself with any sort of religion, it would be Taoism, and that's because it's barely a religion if you look at it. It's a lot like Hinduism and stuff, but if you look at the very core of what Jesus taught,

if you look at the core of Buddhism or Hinduism or Taoism, it's just real simple stuff. Like the Taoism compares it with water a lot and talks about how water is loved by everything, but it goes to the places nobody wants to go. It doesn't ask for anything. And it will slowly wear down the hardest of things. It just does its own thing.

Wow. It's, yeah, it's just the way is basically what the Tao translates to. But so it's very much against dogma, very much against like spiritual, this and that, and these rules and all that. And then it turns right

around and a hundred years later they're writing texts that are very much about rules and dogma and stuff. And it's like with Jesus. I mean, in my opinion, like I read what Jesus did. He came into this crazy-ass god of war and he's like,

boy, oh boy, it's a pretty bad time. to be a worshiping a god of war where you're subjugated by the Romans, ain't it? Let me, let me show you how this other, this other way to look at God. Love thy neighbor as thyself is really, really, really, way more important than anything else. Yes. And so I think that the God that Jesus worshipped would never in a million years damn the child of somebody to hell because they didn't get taught about the right thing. But the God that he came in and supplanted absolutely would. And then look what Paul did to Jesus' words. Jesus is over there just like, fucking wide open, man. Don't wash the pots. You don't got to do that. You ain't got it.

You got a donkey that falls in a hole in the Sabbath. Pull the fucking thing. Don't be stupid about the laws were made for us, not the other way around. Come on. And one generation, Paul's over there going, yeah, you guys need to do it like this. You women need to do it like this. Same thing. over and over again, there's always somebody that comes in that's not spiritual, and they're all just like rule, rule, rule, rule, trying to define and grasp on to what the other person inherently held. Listen, I have a very similar view on it. I love Jesus.

You know, I'm not trying to get this into a religious podcast at all because everybody has their own beliefs, but I do believe what you're saying is, like I've always said, I felt Jesus is a cheat code that was sent down and teach us how to survive and thrive in this energy vortex or whatever we live in and how to shine and be the best possible versions of ourselves. But then, of course, and again, as long you can believe what you want, this is not anti-whatever you believe, I will always support your beliefs to believe what you want and believe, as long as it does involve hurting other people. I will support you. And so, you know, but when you start to get over time, more and more rules start to get implemented by generations of people who might not have the best interests of the message of Jesus,

but have more selfish reasons for these rules, then it becomes something different. That's just my opinion. I would agree with that. Like, if you take what Jesus said and you believe that there is a heaven and you believe there's in hell, the basic tenets of, like, Judaism, and you take what Jesus said, the road's pretty, it's pretty simple. Just, you know, try your best and understand that you're not perfect. I mean, it's, he wasn't even, in my opinion, if Jesus was looking at this situation now seeing people going, do you know, if you don't. don't like have Jesus in your heart, you're going to go to hell.

I think he'd be appalled. I think that he would be like you're using what I gave you is you're not worthy of the gift you've been given. You are the corrupt tree I spoke of. I think that it's, he was, he was a fucking hippie, man. When it came to that shit, he was a, he was a fucking hippie. He was like, the only time I'm going to get violent is when one of you guys is exploiting motherfuckers.

The rest of time, kumbaya. And, I mean, even, you know, but, like a normal hippie even he's like trying to feed as many people as he can with the sack lunch and shit this is this is he's a hippie but anyway i think that um i think i don't think that jesus was uh i think his interpret his message has been horribly misinterpreted because most of it the new testament is almost all paul and i don't like paul i do find that interesting like i have friends my again you believe whatever you want when people pray to mary I find that very interesting to me.

That's not my. Again, I will support whatever you want to do. But to me, it's like Jesus or get the fuck out. That's my opinion. I should put that in a shirt and then people couldn't yell at me, but that's my opinion. And I am just one man who has a lot of flaws and I will support you believing what you want. I will fight for your right to believe what you want. As long as you're not hurting other people, that will always be my way.

You brought up Baghdad battery. What is that? The Baghdad battery was like a clay jar that was found in Iraq near Baghdad. About 100 years ago. And the guy that was in charge of the museum at the time took a look at it. And it's got an iron post sitting down in it and a copper tube that's wrapped around it. It would function as a galvanic cell, which is a type of battery. So it would generate like half a volt or so not very much if you were to use like vinegar or something as a battery acid as an electrolyte.

But I don't think that it was used for electrical purposes because for one, we don't have anything that we know of that would have been used for two. If you look at the way these cells galvanic cell functions, it takes, what happens is it takes one of these things as the anode one is the cathode the anode loses mass and the cathode gains mass so if you take a neutral solution that's got say some copper floating around inside the solution and the iron is the anode the iron will get pitted and pieces that iron will disappear and there'll be a copper buildup on that copper pipe the cathode now if you were to take mine run off that's very acidic like water from a gold mind that's going to have a lot of gold and silver and copper in it the iron the nickel the magnesium all that shit would float to the bottom and on the cathode would be your gold your silver and your

copper and you could separate the gold and silver from the copper or through with heat so i don't think that these things were used for electricity i think they were used to to basically pan for gold and i think this is where your stories of alchemy come from because they literally saw the iron get smaller and gold appear magically. Holy shit. So yeah, I was surprised. I mean, I'll be honest, I was kind of surprised that I made a video about it.

I was kind of blown away that it didn't take off more because people have talked a lot about the different uses for it. And this one to me, it kind of explains, it explains it without getting all crazy about it. Because it would be so easy to discover, too, if you've got some of this mine runoff, you walk by this puddle every day, and you drop an iron nail in and a copper coin in,

and you come back three days later, Copper coin is going to have a little gold build up on it, put two and two together. And whether you're the government or a private individual who's poor, you're going to hide this because you don't want anybody knowing you're doing it and you don't want other people doing it. You want to be the only one in town accessing this mud puddle as far as everybody else is concerned. Whoa. Damn. So, and if you find, they find other jars that are very similar and they have scrolls inside. And so this is one of the things they say, oh, this wasn't really a battery.

It was just a scroll container. But the scrolls that are inside the ones that are similar, every one of them are mystical, magical, spellcraft, weird, goofy shit. I think this was all part of a secret initiation school kind of thing, a secret society, whatever. A bunch of alchemists that were like, we're going to, we have figured out a way to make gold from nothing, boys. and that so japan just came out that they have found a way to create to create oil and i guarantee you that's not going to go anywhere there's no way they're going to allow them to mass produce oil that could be used in your car and stuff like that because what do you mean by that because i know

like the nazis had like synthetic oil it was it was you know cumbersome to create and it but they i don't look it up. I just saw it on like Twitter or something, like the Japanese have created a way to make oil. And probably is cheap then. Yeah, we have. We have. I mean, I drive old beaters because I'm poor white trash, or at least I was.

God bless you, sir. Thank you for your service. I'm always going to wear that mantle. But even if I have a little Columbia sticker on my shit now. But I drive beaters, right? And Synthetic oils, that's all I use. I don't use real oil because the real oil is not as good for those old pieces of shape car. For an oil change.

Yeah. But I'm talking about like gasoline. I think they make gasoline. Really? Is it gasoline? Is it maybe not oil, maybe gasoline? But oil but meaning for oil for gasoline. Fuel made from air.

Japan achieved carbon neutral fuel breakthrough, but paused the project. Of course they did, too. surprising moment. Yeah, they're like, dude, we're going to get killed if we do this. This is, what's the source of, I just want to read. Out of the air, dude. The Times of India.

Okay, what if fuel could be made from, not from oil wells, but from the air around us? That's the idea that has moved closer to reality when Japan's energy giant Enios corporation successfully produced synthetic fuel using captured carbon dioxide and hydrogen at its Yokohama demonstration plant. The project showed. us that it is possible to create a liquid fuel compatible with existing engines while recycling atmospheric carbon. It marked a significant step toward low energy carbon systems, uh, I'm sorry, low carbon energy systems, especially for sectors where electrification remains difficult.

Uh, okay. And I just want to say why they stopped it. I mean, we're talking, he was talking about magic tricks. We're talking about sorcery here, dude. It says despite, like the ability, of air to create fuel? I mean, like, that's what we're getting into here, dude. We're getting, I mean, again, and going back to what Dan said, it's just like all this knowledge from the past, they're hiding from us. I really do believe before the Great Flood that it was a lot like Harry Potter and Game of Thrones, and there was like a lot more mystical, and that shit was lost. I do. I really do believe that. They can currently only create one barrel per day, but

they plan to scale that up to 10,000 barrels by 2040. Why the project was paused. Here we go. In 2025, Enneos made the decision to halt further development of the CO2-based synthetic fuels at this stage. The reasons were

largely economic, rising costs of green hydrogen production, expensive infrastructure requirements, and uncertain returns on large scale. And so the suggestion here is that it's more expensive to make this than it would be to Yeah, someone got a call. I just say the triad hit man that we was threatening.

Yeah, 100% dude. Yeah, it's going to be really hard to make this oil when you're dead. Yeah, 100% dude. The cartel is not fucking wrong. And yeah, the Nazis did have synthetic oil. It was a huge part of how they kept their war machine running. Since they lacked petroleum reserves, they used what is called the Fisher Troops process and the Bergeus process.

These processes converted coal. into liquid fuels like gasoline, diesel, and aviation fuel. Yeah, IG Farben was one of the producers of this, and they did. Oh, IG Farben? Oh, my God, the Nazis are back. The Nazis are back. Well, no, wait, not the Japanese thing. To be clear, I'm talking about the Nazis here, like how they made synthetic fuel from coal.

By the 1940s, a large chunk of Germany's fuel supply was synthetic. Yeah, the plants were. huge fixed targets and were bombed. They were the targets of all the bombing right away. But yeah, they did have impressively, you know, for the time, advanced systems. You were just talking a minute ago about how the world was Harry Potter, you believe, before the flood. You know, you guys have probably heard the argument for why we live in a simulation, like the mathematical argument, right? Like if we ever get to the point where we could make a perfect simulation, how many would we make? and so if we make a billion of those

you know then that means there's a billion to one chance that you live in the real universe right so now what if we go back to the time before the flood and all the all the magic and stuff was just they just needed to do an update patch it's like when you left for dead let zombies all just pile up in the dumpsters and they needed to update it so people would walk around doing this goofy shit and it would crack the game

and they could clip through a wall or whatever and then they go and they patch it but then people are still walking around trying to clip through the walls and shit. Like just basically your energy affects the simulation. Is that what you're saying? Oh, like, like if the old school,

if the simulation had bugs, like, like when they, on the Matrix where they talk about how they'd have to reprogram this and that and the entire harvest were lost and shit like that. You know, what if the system had,

had glitches? And so just whatever you, for whatever reason, if you, if you made this sound, and burnt one of these cobwebs at the same time. You farted towards this full moon. You did whatever.

You just end up in the back rooms, yeah. Exactly. You watch how they beat Super Mario Brothers, like on the Super Nintendo Super Mario World, like the world record nowadays, if they use a tool-assisted speed run where they have a computer, basically making frame-perfect inputs,

they can, like, hack the game into making you beat the game from, like, the very beginning. It's like a minute and a half. A minute. Wow. Wow. It just warps you. It's just like you're doing shit with turtle shells and spitting fireballs and next thing you know,

you're just running around with all the people behind you, you just won the game. That way with a bunch of shit nowadays. And so that's what I mean by that. It's like you can really, you guys play Mario 64, right? People are beating that with like eight stars now because you can backwards jump through the walls and through the doors and up staircases and places you shouldn't be able to go. Now, do you think that was put in or is it just a, a, glitch in the matrix.

Well, the games is just a glitch, so I'm just saying if we live in the simulation, you know, then it does make sense that they would probably have glitches and stuff and then that would be remembered as magic as something that didn't make no fucking sense. Yeah, because it didn't. He's interesting. I kind of get what he's trying to say, because like, now if there's a glitch in a game, they update it.

They patch it through online. But back then, if you bought a game at GameStop and he came with the glitch, that glitch, That glitch was yours forever, technically. You could always do whatever you want, like a limited, limited ammo. If you can find the cheat code for limited ammo, you had a limited ammo on GTA for days. Or if you could buy a game, Jeannie. Or, yeah, he knows what's up. Yeah.

Well, here's the most worrying scenario is the one you just described, right, where, okay, this game was programmed, but there is no dev team on it anymore. You know, this simulation we're in, it's just been abandoned. Whoa. You know what I mean? And we're just, I mean, what if that's? That's really crazy. Yeah, so that does imply a creator, but, you know, there's people that...

He's just moved on to something else. He's got another gig. That's why we have... Yeah, he's working on the Witcher 4, you know? Like, he's not worried about the Witcher 3 anymore. He's still on DTA 6, the motherfucker. Yeah, yeah. He's nooking that thing. Damn, dude.

That's a crazy thought, Johnny. Why? Nobody's running it. It's mind-bending. And it's just starting to warp itself. Starting to get crazy. Starting to get wild. No one's keeping it on track.

No one's keeping it on track. No one's making sure the president is in the media. The sure sign that nobody's running simulations when furry show up. That means the deaf development is left the building and we're on our own. Oh, man. Well, the fucking existence of a certain island is the kind of thing that you would like to think if there is a god. Get him throwing some lightning bolts. I mean, one of the arguments that I always end up with myself where it's like that, that,

I'm stumbling over the word, but it's what everybody, a lot of people believed that the idea that God created and walked away. Before evolution, it was really popular, like Thomas Jefferson believed it. Deaism, yeah. Yeah, deism. And, you know, that idea's got some, some, you know, potential merit to it. But it's like, dude, you know, it's there's some really nasty shit that goes on on this planet. And so it's like if I had the ability to stop it and didn't, people tell me I was fucked up. So I end up having like, I can't look at whatever creator or whatever God's supposed to be running this without being like, yeah, I can't, you need to do better, buddy.

Come on, man. Yeah, you know, I've heard something that kind of a soothing thought related to that is this idea that the creator imagined, if you want to use a word that makes sense to us humans, all possible worlds where a free will was given. given to humanity. And this is just the best one, you know. So this is the, this is the best against. Yeah, all the terror and horror and all the bad things that happen are the result of human, original sin, free will. Oh, I mean, there's an argument for that.

I mean, our free will allows us to make decisions and does that, what is the ramification of those decisions? And we're left on this plane, police ourselves and take care of each other. yeah that's at that point um at that point it feels like uh like i don't need to believe in a god to do right at that point you know what i'm saying it's like at that at that point it's the effect is the same man like i honestly um and a lot of people will think that like uh not believing it to god you'd you lose that like you know what do you what do you shout oh science when you're having sex or whatever right but um you know again to go

back to Carl Sagan. He would go off on like, all right, the first generation of stars after the Big Bang were all made out of hydrogen, tiny bitty helium. In the hearts of those stars were formed carbon and oxygen and iron and nickel. Then these things explode billions of years later, scatter their shit all throughout the universe. These coalesce and make second generation stars that includes rocks and people eventually because now they've got the elements needed to create life. And so when we stand up with the night sky, we stare at a star. We are literally star stuff looking at star stuff.

We are the cosmos looking at itself. And that's as fucking profound in my mind as any as any God could ever be. It's, I mean, this is. Yeah, yeah, I get it. I don't also put it, sorry. No, and that seems kind of spooky feeling you get. It's the same when you study the observer effect, right? Yeah.

It's, I mean, it's mind-bending. absolutely it fucked with Einstein's head he says I'd like to believe the moon was there whether I looked at it or not yeah yeah exactly precisely yeah and those are the kinds of things I mean maybe we're just differently inclined but they kind of push me toward you know some kind of that that's yeah I don't have a problem how you put it I don't think that I don't think there's a god I don't but I do think that there is more to us on all kinds of levels I into fractals, for example, I think that we're going to be more than that. Infinity is something, like, when you reference that, I do think that, like, if it can happen, it probably will, and that's probably what reality is.

And probably has. That's a great thing. Exactly. But at that point, to me, it is, this is devoid of, like, direction or guidance, it is, it is. then you get into religion and what does God call himself? I am. So you get like, it all goes back to how you look at it, like Buddha said, God's a mountain with a whole different, a lot of lightenment, with a whole different lot of ways to climb it, right? Yeah.

So. It's fascinating. One of the things I tell my sister sometimes because she's very Christian and I've told her, it's been a while, but I say that, you know, if you use the Bible's standards, you've got the parable of the town, where he says, you know, you don't bury your talent in the ground. You're wasting the talents. You guys know that. That's a parable, I'm sure.

Yeah, of course. Okay. And then there's the parable of the two sons. And the one says, tells the master that he'll work, I'll tell his dad, he'll show up in the field, but doesn't. And the other one says, I'm not going to do it, but he does. And then Jesus asks the rhetorical question, which one did their father's work? And so I use those two together. And I say, look, man, God gave me this talent.

I'm not going to bury it into ground. and if that, if me professing that I don't believe in God while I'm using what I was given, I feel like if he's real, I'm doing his work, so I don't really know what else to say there. And she's like, okay, well, I don't know what to say either. Agree to disagree. Yeah, well, and that's the thing is, as long as we're not like, you know, as long as we're not trying to nail each other to trees or, you know, send each other off to fight and die religious wars and shit, there's really no problem with everybody having different religious beliefs.

It's when one group starts looking at other groups like their pieces of shit because of it that we start having problems. All right, guys, real quick, I'll just give you my dates, exciting. Raleigh's coming up tonight. Johnny, I'll see you tonight. Johnny's not going to show up. I think I will. I think I might.

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Here's what I tell you you do. Just keep going back to the ticket, going back to the website, and you'll eventually, it'll be like, oh, yeah, we got one available, and you'll grab it. But just know we're having an after party, too. If you can't make it to the show, come to the after party. Joke World, just sign my contract. I will be there. I'm doing two hours there. Does that mean? Okay. And then I've got Lawrence. Then I got Tulsa.

Then I got Skangfest. And then I got Austin. I'm at the mothership at the end of the year. Then check out World War Debates. World War II is coming. But the Contender series is about to start. We're just getting contract signed. And it's good to go.

And amazing things are happening with World War debate. We're very excited. All right, let's go back to the show. As we wrap it up here, I want to ask you, As you study history, right, there seems to be these maybe not completely but extinction events where there seems to be a reset. Yeah. Is there anything that gets you worried that we might be hurling towards that again? Well, the time, I mean, it's not hurling toward it again.

It is inevitable that something catastrophic will happen on this planet again. That sucks, but it's inevitable. It's going to do solar flare or an asteroid or something, something. Volcanic eruption that blots out the sun for 20 years. Something terrible is going to happen again. Hopefully not in my time or my kid's times, but there's no way around it. that's funny because this is this is so ingrained in us

that even the scientists, they end up clamoring that with everything that they, when they really want to push something, they end up pushing that doomsday button. And which, excuse me, inevitably diminishes the impact of what they say. I mean, the sky is falling, the sky is falling. It's, uh, right? That's the reaction most people give. So it's funny to me that it's like,

like with the climate science. If the scientist really wants to push climate science, going out and say, well, you've got 10 years before everything goes to shit, is kind of like going out and saying, you've got 10 years before Jesus comes back. And when you're wrong,

you kind of look fucking stupid. So the best thing to do is just to say, here's the data, here's what's happening. So, so I, again, I'm not trying to insult anyone's religion that's listening. I'm just asking questions. And your belief is your belief.

and I support you to believe that. But as we see these wars in the Middle East and what is so obviously an astroturfing of the end of days, a 100% theater production done by religious extremists to bring on the end of days and their Messiah and all that stuff, what I find interesting, And because we hold the Abrahamic religions in higher standards and respect compared to these more fringe religions, right? Yep. You know, I find it very interesting that we have a history of cult leaders, occult leaders, whatever, giving us days that the end is near. And then the end never comes.

I don't know if you're an expert to answer this. This is maybe a question as more of a human being. What if that happens with this? No, I think it's going to continually happen. I mean, what did Jesus say? This generation is not going to pass away before you see me return. It's like this is, the ball gets kicked in different directions all the time. If it was, honestly, there's a crazy uncle path to world peace.

just take a little bit of that radioactive material and drop it off on the dome of the rock and make it glow in the dark for like 10,000 years. All go back and rewrite the end of your books. Get the fuck out of here. Go right. I find it interesting, dude. I find it really interesting because this war with Iran is just a really weird one and it's it doesn't make any sense to me. And I mean, I know that's that's their goal is to confuse us. But it's it's so. weird Israel's getting pounded but then Israel's attack in Lebanon and Palestine

but they're getting pounded but why aren't you pulling your resources to fight back against the people pounding you? It's just and I go what if they don't get their achieved their desired ending?

What happens then? Well yeah. I mean just that whole that whole thing has been so religiously motivated for so long. Yes. I don't, even at the end of World War II, you know,

the creation of the state of Israel was, you know, this is done based on biblical beliefs. And there's no question that that created a lot of bad blood between us and the Middle East. Just give you an example. Imagine if there was a war that happened over in the Ukraine. Imagine that there's a bunch of Native America, a whole bunch of Cherokee to live over there.

And they get all rounded up. and put into camps and shit and then the war ends and the Ukrainian government wins and they're like hey guess what California is now Cherokee land and we're going to put all the Cherokee there you think we'd be pissed yeah 100% right so it's like I and I'm not saying that Israel has no right to exist I'm just saying this is what very factually there was no state there we created one it was created for religious reasons and to bring about the end of days like you say astroterpity we're going to fucking make this happen damn it Well, I'm going to go on a limb that Israel cannot exist operating the way it is currently operating.

And it is anti-humanity. And sometimes I think it's done on purpose to again fulfill prophecy that everyone goes to war with Israel. You know, the last guess we had, they were talking about how, you know, God is still going to help Israel, even if they're acting bad. that just is an insane idea to me, you know, that they would do that. But, and this is a question I'm not saying you have any answer to. But it's like, let's just say Israel goes away, right? Let's just say it disappears. Where do those people go?

That's a very good question. I mean, that's like you couldn't just, it's like one of those wolf by the air scenario. You can't, like you can't just pull the plug and walk away. obviously if that happened we'd have a fucking world war three start so but it's also like when when herzl is that the guy who started the father of theodore herzell he had three places he was thinking about putting israel one was where it is currently one was i believe argentina where they're kind of taken over that forest area as we speak and guess where the other one was guys Texas.

Yeah. Oh, damn. You want to write a crazy TV show? What happens if they set up Israel the middle of Texas, bro? But so my question goes, where do these millions of people Israel go?

And what happens? What do they do once they get there? Well, I obviously, I mean, I mean, it's not the first time that would happen. Wow. It's not the first time that they would have to go somewhere else. I mean, yeah, but I mean, you're talking about a very weaponized ideology.

Like, are they just going to go be like, hey, dude, we tried. Let's, I'm going to go work at Subway now. Back to the New York bakery. Bagel time, boys. It's an interesting. I don't want to make anybody uncomfortable, but this is something I've been thinking a lot about. I'm not, like, I steer clear of a lot of that stuff, not just for my YouTube

stuff, but a lot of it in general, like, whenever war happens, the, the disinformation machine literally goes into work. Yes, and we're seeing it now. Oh, fuck. And so you can't, you know, even, you look at World War II, and we still don't know how many planes were shot down in some battles, because our boys would misreport them so they didn't get in trouble. The Japanese would misreport it.

It's just, it's, this is always just a jumble fuck. So whenever I see these kinds of things happen, I just, I just, I just, I just, you shake my head to say, I'm, I guess, kind of do whatever the fuck you want, military guys, until you start drafting shit or don't, don't get too crazy. Don't start raising my taxes too much, but whatever. You guys are just going to lie to me anyway. Yeah. I hate getting old because you just get jaded and you're just like, God damn it.

Remember when I used to scream and try to change all that? Yeah. Yeah. Yeah, that was just dumb. Yeah. I'm with you on that. The question becomes, and we'll end it here, um, do facts exist? at this point in our society

are there facts or are there just interpretation of data? Well, I'll give you a fact here. You get twice as much money per video if you piss off the other team and make your team happy at the same time then you do if you just make your team happy. So I think that's where our country's being ripped in half

with facts or the lack of facts is they feed one side one thing, feed the other side, the other. If I make a, and you piss them both off and it's like, yeah, well, the country's getting all destroyed, the world's falling apart, but tonight I eat rabbi, so eh, eh, eh. That's a great point, too.

That's a great point. Dan, great show. One more time. Tell them where they can find you. I don't find me in Sedona, Arizona, May 1, 3rd at the Quest for Ancient Civilizations conference. You could also find me at D-Dunking on YouTube or on Instagram or on Twitter.

If you go find me on Twitter, you're going to find me yelling at people be forewarned. I ship post regularly. Especially if they're an asshole. There's no reason for me to be nice to somebody on the internet when they're an asshole.

I agree. People are being such dicks lately. Nice to strangers, especially. Well, it's like how much of it's real people? It's like these bots are just set to cause. Everything's about feeding up. These lizards feed off our fucking anxiety, dude. and it's just about cranking up the anxiety.

Like the guy that made the stupid-ass comment on Broken Sim. It's like, Broken Sim is our comedy podcast. We talk shit and we have fun. It's just dudes talking. He's like, why aren't you trying to save the world? I'm like, bro, that's what the other five podcasts are for. What are you doing? For us just to have fun and talk shit.

It's just you can't worry about it. I lost followers in the last election cycle because I was being told that I needed to weigh in on both sides. You need to support Trump. You need to support mine. You need to support. And I'm just sitting there going, have you watched my YouTube? I talk about big rocks.

What the fuck? Why the fuck do you think my opinion is worth a fuck? What do I know? Big rocks. Why do you think? I love that, dude. I think that's great. I think that's great, dude.

I think that's great. And my whole opinion, if you're playing either side, if you believe in either side, you're setting yourself up for failure anyways. The real nice place. You talk about how you're religiously atheist. I'm politically atheist. I don't trust either side as far as I can kick them. We begin spit roasted by both of them for the last hundred years.

So the notion now everyone's like, we're going to run back to the Democrats. Fuck that. You just said fuck the Democrats two years ago. Now you're running back here and then two years you're run back there. It's like you guys are just getting played and you just can't tell anybody. They just don't want to think. Nuance is very, a very specialized skill. Yeah, there's two glasses of water.

One's full of mercury. The other's full of lead. They run from one, drink it, run back to the other and drink it. And run back and forth. Why am my hair falling out? I don't get it. Debunking, Dan, you are a fucking savage. Thank you so much for coming on.

Open door, come back anytime you want. Dude, love talking to you. Looking forward to it again. And let's break down the episode. All right, guys, let's bring it. down. What did you guys think about the dunking Dan? Dude, it's been a while since we did a history one. I love those. Hidden history

is my favorite subject. If I wasn't working all the time, working down into a nub, I would go to that convention. I was about to say you'd go to the sphinx and the pyramids and all that. I would like to, but I just need to cool off. I need to like kind of

once I get old and I'm done, I'm going to delete all my social media so no knows who I am and just travel the world. Like Ari? Yeah. Ari still has his Instagram. No, but I mean just go off the grid. I want that badly. Like, where would you go?

Egypt. Would you go to Egypt? I go check out Egypt, the fucking Vatican. I go everywhere. Did you see Shah had Labov at the Vatican? That's perfect. That's great. Isn't it crazy how when women get messed with as kids, they have a certain energy,

and then when guys do it, they just become destructive. Chaos, yeah. They just crank up the chaos. chaos and it's fucking really weird that's why that stuff is so sinful just so evil he does he have kids no right no not that he knows of uh does he not i thought maybe he did have kids i've never seen him with kids before and imagine that's your dad he has to say imagine he's your dad everybody zigs and zacks you know your dad's crazy you'll go the other which is weird because i kind of weird have a weird one child a daughter named isabel born in 22 oh really with me a goth that crazy

actress. Who's me of golf? You have to look her up actually. She's like a, she's in a bunch of where she plays like a psycho in different movies. She's crazy, got crazy energy. Oh, yeah. That's why you got her pregnant. And she's just like, where's my money? She's in those like body horror movies where she plays like psycho killer. Oh, that one? The one with no eyebrows? Yeah, me and got. Oh, she looked. Yeah, right there. Oh my God. You're like, I like a chick who looks like an alien. Yeah, she's one of those types. She's got a very unique face.

Very unique. Is she somebody's famous kid? Oh, she has a goth baby, too? No, her name is gone. Oh, yeah, too. Yeah, her last name's got. Let's see who are her parents are. Anyways, debunking,

debunking band. Her parents are Brazilian, Rachel, and Canadian, Eric. They separate her when she was young. Yeah, it doesn't sound like anything notable here. Sounds like she's doing great. Oh, yeah, she's killing it. They love her in these weird movies.

she does all these bizarre indie films. That's in Longator Skull. I'll elongator school. I thought it was great. I love hidden history. You know, the gatekeepers of knowledge really are doing damage. They suck. To archaeology, to medicine and health.

And it's so crazy. It's just so crazy to me that they're just, they just want to hide in for. from you that will help you. Okay. Do you think by maybe by the times your kids are in a high school or something that the narrative of the pyramids being someone's temple and all that will change? Yes.

You think by that. You do, really. I think what will be taught in school will be one thing and what will be taught in the internet will be another thing and the internet will be more powerful in school. It's funny you bring that up. Did you see that thing? I tweeted it's there's this thing now, which I wasn't aware of, but I I guess it's big among young people.

Ivy Day, where you find out if you got into the Ivy League schools. Yeah. And is this trend, I guess, probably on TikTok and elsewhere. I saw it on X. Of these families gathering around the computer, recording themselves as the child finds out if they got into the ivies. And you've never seen reactions like this to getting, you know,

and really what they're celebrating here is the last moment before these children are weaponized. against their parents and return with dyed armpits and girlfriends and piercings and everything. Yeah, yeah. But it's, it really, I mean, it's such an ingenious system of indoctrination, this, you know, this university system. And I think my, I'm optimistic that maybe that will change, that we won't view them as quite the, you know, the goal. You know, because for so many children, that's the end goal. You know, you go to college. I believe, yeah.

Well, and also, like, you see this with doctors, they sell you with so much debt. You really just got to hurry up and get a job to start paying this debt off. Yeah, a mountain of debt. And then you look at women. Women now make the majority of college. I mean, like, when I was looking for a college, the big sell is like, hey, man, there's four chicks every guy. And that's when I went to school. Yeah, that was my at UNC.

Yeah, yeah, that was. That's how universities would attract guys. Hey, man, look how many chicks are at the school. school. And now all these women are now going, leaving college with so much debt. It's like hard for them to also actually get in a relationship because men don't want to take on that debt. Especially with the shitty career that they ended up getting. Yeah. Anyways, if you go to Samtripple.com, Raleigh, Atlanta. I mean, real quick to go back to that. How many women, women's specific jobs are now being replaced by AI? Like, well, for example. Like, what,

Well, we just said pornography. But what about waitresses? Secretary, data entry. Customer support. Customer support. I mean, dude. Even a waitress.

No, there's just a robots at the bottom at the restaurant. Now you order through that little thing where it used to be a waitress comes up. They have bartenders now that a robot bartender. And what about what about a doctor's assistance? Like nurses and stuff? Yeah. I mean, unless the doctor wants to bang his staff, why would you have to pay for that way? And you just be like, and by the way, someone said this great.

Just know the doctors that are coming in now. You chat GPT to pass their shit. But the question becomes also, Johnny, it's like so much of your medical, your doctrine, your doctrine is like you just regurgitating what they want you to say. Yeah. I mean, it's getting crazy. I'm going to be, this is coming out. Raleigh, Atlanta, Hamilton, Toronto, Dallas, Dallas, Fort Worth, Huntington Beach, Austin, Albuquerque,

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There we go. Upside down. Almost, how many? 52,000. Almost 53. Let's get to 60,000. guys for that's not bad yeah that's not bad we got some number numbies slowly going up slowly very hard on slowly you know yeah man a lot of fun it's so crazy go up look at that virus one

six 5 000 and it's one of the best episodes we've ever fucking done yeah unbelievable dude i mean like i don't want chase views but it's just like that was a great episode dude You know? We've been walking. So finally, the, dunking Dan, I thought he was great. I mean, dude, who knows what the two sphinx is mean? I heard it has to do with like a library of knowledge or something. It's supposed to point where this is.

There's a certain thing right there. Something that still exists, you think? That's where they think it is. No one's been able to find it. And they think this is where it's at. And then you get into what's below the pyramids. like you remember they're saying those are giant rods yeah yeah yeah do you my question is is it something that can be like started up again or is it just like a spaceship or like a power plant whatever it is

oh yeah okay oh yeah or is it just like a a remnant of something you know what I mean is this like something that has you're asking the hard-hitting questions john do you think it has a meaning like for the future or is this just we're just you know deciphering what it used to be johnny you sound No, I just like Tired. Johnny, if you start crying, our views will go way the fuck up. Oh, I can cry. I'm good at faking.

John, what's harder for you to do cry or poop? Have you ever done both? Have you ever cried while you're poop? Yeah, I'm probably. That's a level of enlightenment very few people can get to. That one sucks, dog. Such a relief.

You're crying and you have to take a shit. Someone died, but you got to take a shit. Max she's killing it. Killing yourself. All right, guys. Enjoy the highlights. It's horrible. Here's a clip from the latest broken sim.

J.D. Vance is just on a lie tour. I mean, dude. They're all full of it. Anyone whose beard is that manicured is full of shit. He's prepping for both his presidential run and for Project Bluebeam, it appears. This was him with, what is it? Well, this is reported by Disclosed TV, but I'm not sure who he's talking to her.

This is him talking about aliens, Sam. Tell me what you think. You're going to release all the UFO files. We're working on it. It's funny. When I came in, I was obsessed with the UFO files, and then you start getting really busy, worrying about the economy and national security and things like that. But I've still got three more years as vice president.

I will get to the bottom of the UFO files. Have you seen? Have you done a peak? Have I what? Have you done a peek? Have you like, you know? So I actually have. The full independence day.

I have not been able to spend enough time on this to really understand it, but I am going to, trust me. I'm obsessed with this. I've already had a couple of times where I'm like, all right, we're going to area 51. We're going out to New Mexico. We're going to sort of get to the bottom of this. And then the timing of the trip just didn't work out.

But trust me, anybody who's curious about this, I'm more curious than anybody. And I've got three years of the very tippy top of the classification. I'm going to get to the bottom of it. Okay. So you haven't been to Area 51. Not yet. Not yet. They keep the UFOs in Ohio. Yeah. Hangar 18.

Right. I've heard that as well. But I don't know. I haven't looked into it yet. Okay. All right. All right. Well, we're waiting for it. We saw aliens. We saw aliens. I don't think they're aliens. I think they're demons anyway, but that's a longer discussion. I can't let you go without a follow up on that. Because Barack Obama is on this podcast. And he goes, yeah, aliens are real. But like, here's where they're not. And so Obama says, He gets asked point. Are aliens really? Oh, yeah.

And he goes, but they're not at area 51. Well, where are they? Well, that's what he says. Right. There's a great question. Trump had to go save him and he said he's going to be classified. So you think they're demons. Well, look, I think that celestial beings

who fly around, who do weird things to people, I think that the desire to describe everything, celestial, everything is otherworldly, to describe it as aliens. I mean, every great world religion, including Christianity, the one that I believe in has understood that there are weird things out there. And there are things that are very difficult to explain. And I naturally go, when I hear about sort of extra natural phenomenon, that's where I go to is the Christian understanding that there's a lot of good out there, but there's also some evil out there.

And I think that one of the devil's great tricks is to convince people we never existed. Yeah, I mean, like, we all, I mean, right now, Kurt Metzger's on Danny Jones, he has a clip that went almost 400,000 views of him basically saying that they're demons. Yeah. I think they're demons. We've always been saying that. People have no clue of the realm we live in. It's just, it's so dumb. What's J.D. Vance's end of that, though?

Why, why is he come out and say that now? Because he's playing to the Christians. right but isn't the whole point of blue beam is to make us think that they are not demons that they're from another planet so that we have this kind of come together moment as you know under a one world government yeah but he's also they're losing the right they need to bring the right back they're losing the right i mean like these idiots no they have 100% of maga supporting oh my god can you believe they said that like how do you ever listen to these dumbasses again. How do you ever listen to him? Hey, dude, weren't you the guy that said, weren't you the guy that said Trump had 100%

of Mega Barre? You're like, yeah, I wouldn't even listen to you when it comes to what you want to order to eat, you piece of shit. I wouldn't listen to you when it comes to the weather if you were standing outside, okay? Go F yourself. And then you hear Bill

Mars, dumbass? I mean, Johnny, Dana got at me when I said he was retarded in the crowd. I missed a moment to tell him to go fuck himself at the comedy store. I probably would have been banned for life. What do you say?

He's like, Israel, every war Israel has ever fought is a defensive war. It's like, get out of here. Defensive war, yeah, he's a full-blown idiot on Israel for sure. I defend him in a lot of ways, but on Israel, I mean, he's just, he's

from that background. Even though he grew up Catholic, he's not like, he didn't grow up Jewish, but he's just, he's always been. Yeah, it's amazing all these atheists. No, well, he grew up Catholic, but yeah, he became that way. Dana, did you find it? My phone, my social media phone. Oh, no. You lost your phone again? Yeah, yeah. I lose it every time in this freaking house. You think it's a ghost? Yes, or I'm just retarded. Either way, it could go either way. Yeah, somebody

I forgot, dude. Thank you for reminding me, guys. What's happened? Thank you. Thank you. Someone reminded me, dude. We got to get back the basics on this show. Unbelievable, dude. Unbelievable. We got to get back. Here's David Lynch's watch, by the way.

I was talking to you guys about that last week. There's David Lynch's watch. So, guys, it's Stephen. David Lynch's sweat right there on the wall. Oh, Johnny, that's a nice watch that you paid 10 gram for. No, it wasn't 10.

I can't believe you did that. He's only a few hundred bucks. The one before this, by the way, they got on the news that they were selling it sold for like $5,000 a couple months ago. I got this for a few hundred. Look at that. You're not showing me anything. I already put it up there. You weren't looking.

You can't say look at that and that and show me. I had it up there for a good long time. Johnny, will you ever wear that or is that going to safe? You know, at first I thought I would wear it. And then it got here. and it's just, I mean, it's literally covered in like his skin cells and stuff. Oh, Johnny, are you going to slow stroke it to it? No, no, no, I'm not like that.

I just, I don't. You are like that, Johnny. No, I mean, there's a long history of watches being handed down over the generations and preserved. You know, you get like Steve McQueen's watch out there. I think Paul Newman has famous. Oh, you want that, don't you, Johnny. No, no, I just think there's something kind of interesting. It's like an artifact of, you know, Hollywood that I think is interesting.

I don't, yeah, I don't. And I love David. I mean, David Lynch is probably the only person. Johnny, if you could buy Bruce Lee's last cup, would you wear it? Would you buy it? The last cup he ever wore an accumate? No, no. I don't, I don't, but now if you told me I could get like, yeah, no.

Would you get his jock strap, Sam? Yes. It would probably be a small, jockstrap because he's Asian. Well, it doesn't matter. You're going to wear it on your head anyway, so it doesn't really matter. Well, that's true, Johnny. 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.

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