Tin Foil Hat With Sam Tripoli - #986: Adrenochrome With The Paranoid American

Episode Date: April 29, 2026

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He's saying the adrenachrome is the strongest drugs he's ever done. After he just did an entire suitcase of every drug essentially known to man, right? So the fact that he holds this little vial up and he says, this is the most powerful thing that I've ever come across, it really establishes itself as part of lore. Like it forms a mythology around that exact moment. And it's even more detailed in the book. They go more into detail about how you can only get it from Satanus and it has to come from a fresh body. and tinfoil hat.

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 half. We go deep, home boy. Eric, open your mic. Drink from the fountain of knowledge. There's lizard people everywhere.

That's some interdimensional All right. Wake up, Aaron. This is only the beginning. Dude, you just blew my mind. Are you ready to get your mind blown? I cast it. All right, guys, welcome Tinfoil hat live

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He's done it multiple times, had some really great, really great discussions. I even brought up a discussion we had with him and his co-host on Rogan before, I believe. So very excited to have him on. Please welcome the Paranoid American. How are you, brother? Hey, thank you. Yeah, you're talking about the episode with Nate from Reality Zars. That was really a fun one.

That was, is UFOs and aliens and Bigfoot and demons all the same thing. Yeah, and how what you believe is what you see. Right? Like, so what's the difference between someone who sees a big foot and sees an alien? I know that they don't necessarily believe in God, right? So you see angels if you believe in God. What are the ways people see those two other things? I don't know if you remember that right now, but.

I remember the premise of it. I don't know if I, 100% percent. prescribed to it, but the concept is that whatever is the closest thing that's in your brain that can represent it to you without breaking your mind, that that's what it's going to be portrayed as. So if you understand what a demon might look like or an alien or an angel, that you might see it in those kind of capacity. But if you're secular, but you're really big in the big foot, you might just, that might be the thing that pushes you over the edge into, I can't quite tell what that is to, oh, I know what that is. I literally opened the show at Raisin.

on my shirt. Thomas, beep that. Paranoid America. You're not going to docks me, you're fine. Okay. My name's on all the comics that I put out, but most people just call me paranoid like it's my first name, though.

Paranoid. For the fans who haven't seen your last couple appearances, can you tell us a little bit about yourself and where our listeners can find you? Yeah, I mean, ex-military, ex-free current Freemason X-Free Mason X-Free Mason

X-Disney animated for 10 years and I've been working on doing comic books for since 2012 so almost like 15 plus years and my whole goal was to take everything that I learned in the military and everything I learned at Disney and to put that into comic books

in like a new approachable way that I hadn't seen done before and that I was looking for I was starved for it so I just ended up doing it myself well first of all you're a president presentation here is gorgeous. The computer behind you paying Tetris is playing horribly.

Slimer back there rotating. But slimer is cool. Whoa, that's pretty cool. So when you say that you are X Freemason, what does that mean? I got tired of paying the dues. So I've been in arrears for maybe like two years now. And they don't quite kick you out necessarily. But I don't know if I'm allowed to go to lodge and check out the

books at the exact moment. Well, we've had Freemasons. What do you think the biggest, and I know this isn't what you're here to talk about, but what do you think that- Whatever, man. What do you think the biggest misconception about Freemasons is? That it's a cohesive unit. The same way that you would think that, oh, every governor in the entire U.S.

are all meeting, and they're deciding what they're going to do collectively as governors. It's like very much localized, individualized, even to the point where, people shop around for a lodge. You might shop around and be like, ah, this one's, you know, like 60s and 70s, retiree community. And then you might find another one,

it's like a biker gang lodge. And people, like, really shop around the same way that you might find a dive bar that you're going to be a part of. And it's not like all dive bars operate the same way. I guess that's the best way that I can put that. No, I respect that. And it's also, like,

I guess it's any group that, like, the more you move up it, kind of the crazier it gets, I would suggest. That's my biggest thing is that, like, yeah, you know, it's like Jews, Catholics, Muslims. When you meet them on a street level, they're pretty laid back. And everyone just wants to make a dollar, get laid, take care of their kids, have a laugh, drink a beer. Well, not Muslims, but, you know, they want to drink a beer. And then you go up higher up, it gets a little bit more insane.

You're following a Matt LaCroix episode, and which, you're going to be a lot of, he kind of breaks down, you know, the Hermac principles, and he starts to get into the understanding of, that a lot of these secret societies took this knowledge and hit it from us and then gave us organized religion and all that stuff. What are your thoughts on that? I agree with that 100%. I think the apocalyptic, that Mel Gibson movie,

is my favorite analogy for all of this. It can kind of, if you want to oversimplify everything, Apocalypse is that one high priest that essentially gets to be king because he understands how eclipse work and that he can turn that into fear. And then he's got the answer. He's like, I'll make sure the sun comes back, right? Like, I'll be the guy. But if you don't feed me what I need, then the sun goes away forever. And when it, the eclipse starts, people freak out and like, all right, this guy knows what he's talking about. But he's just taking some sort of scientific astrological observation that's he objectively can plan because he knows how a calendar works, and you can use that against people. The same was the Arthur C. Clark's,

any sufficiently advanced form of technology is indistinguishable from magic. I think that's pretty much what we're describing when you talk about using hidden knowledge to control people. Who was that quote? Arthur C. Clark. When was he alive? I mean, he was working with Stanley Kubrick, I believe. So this is like 1950s, 1960s. That's why I've been saying that all advanced weaponry is just hardwired mysticism.

It's like if you know how to control the AI. I mean, if you know how to control the algorithm. Or you know what AI really is, but you can make it a shadow in the cave and make it scarier than maybe it is. I'm not saying it doesn't have the possibilities of getting out of control. But it seems we will call this era of AI the retarded era. because it gets stuff wrong all the time. It's very,

it censors itself all the time. But if you, if you're like, oh, I'm behind the scenes and what we're seeing is absolutely insanity. Humanity is in deep trouble. It's just another tool to use. I don't know.

That, that makes sense to me, right? That, that, that, it's just a giant shadow in cave. I mean,

a great example of this, and I'm sorry, guys, everyone could hate me for this, but this Iranian, Israel war is like really more and more make me not believe in nukes. I'm sorry.

Like Israel is absolutely psychopaths. This is paranoid talking. This is Sam. Absolutely psychopath. They would have nuke somebody by now if they could. They would, they have zero problems with dropping it. I mean,

why have it? They're getting pounded. You don't think the man they got one pounding. They would fucking just throw a nuke at Iran. Where is it? Like how bad would it have to get for use for you use it if you had it? Are they worried about their reputation? Nobody fucking likes them.

They all think they're scumbags. So it's like, again, when the whole thing, like, oh, dude, we can't let, we got nukes. Don't fuck with us. They're like, oh, I got nukes. Why? You know, I just, it's, I, people are freaking out. I think it's getting more and more obvious and I like it. I'm just pulling out of politics because everyone's a retard.

Well, I actually have another quote based on the Arthur C. Clark one that you like. And this one fits with conspiracy theories. and I wish more people cited it. And I think it's called Gray's Law. And it's that any sufficiently advanced ineptitude is indistinguishable from malice, meaning that if you're so dumb and you're so incapable that things get screwed up and you start a war

or things get screwed up and something horrific happens, that it doesn't really matter whether or not it was incompetence or malice. It might as well be the same thing. So that's one of my other favorite ones. It applies to every conspiracy. That is so profound. I wish you had gave me that five years ago when I started a conspiracy social club with Brian Cowell.

You know, maybe they just messed up. Complete ineptitude and malice are pretty much the same thing. All right, so paranoid, let's get to it. Every day I talk about the comic book coming out. I want to take full responsibility for that. hasn't come out yet. It is my fault. We're getting this Kickstarter going.

I deeply apologize. Okay? It's my fault. I've just been so slammed. I need a moment to say there's something going out with my banking with the Kickstarter. But how close are we to done? I mean, all the inside pages are fully done, artwork, lettering. One of the covers is done.

All we got to do is make an alternate cover and then figure. out what kind of cool patches and little collector coins and all the ancillary stuff that you can only get by back in the Kickstarter because that's usually what people like to jump these kick starters is they get all these exclusive swag and things you won't get ever again so that's the only things is just to figure out exactly what those are and launch but i mean we're we're as soon as you say go we're 30 days out from launching the campaign okay i'm i promise get this done tomorrow i got nothing tomorrow afternoon i will call kickstarter put my foot in their butt and figure out why I can't get my thing going.

So we'll get that. We're going to kill it, man. We broke records at Indie Go-Go on issue one. And now we're going on Kickstarter, and Kickstarter is going to actively help promote it. So this is going to, this will be huge. I'm so excited for that. I'm expecting this to, like, double or triple what we did with Indiegogo. I'm very excited.

The first episode was great. My daughters loved it. It's kind of worked out, though, right? You've built hype by just saying it's a week away for the past year or whatever. Yeah. It's a ton of hype. It's not malice. It's ineptitude.

So I'll keep you posting. Now, you want to come on, talk about something interesting. Why don't you tell us what you would like to talk about? Well, the thing that I've unwittingly found myself being, I guess, an expert in is adrenachrome. And it was because of comic books. Well, so I was working on a comic book and the premise, and I never made this comic, but the premise was that a bunch of kids get together and they order adrenichrome on the dark web. And I was writing this out and I got to the part where the adrenicrome comes into the mailbox and they go out and they get it. And then I just

started wondering of myself like, okay, now what? Do you snort it? Do you smoke it? Do you inject it? Is it intravenous? Is it intramuscular? How long is it take? Like not just what would actually happen, but what even are all the rumors? Because I've heard the rumors that you got to harvest it from kids and you got to torture people to get it and that there's like black magic involved. And that there's like black magic and okay, let's say all that's even true. Once you actually have it in your system, what exactly we're talking about? Because I've got a pretty wide frame of reference.

If you mentioned anything from Salvi to LSD or whatever, like, okay, I can kind of figure out where that's at on the spectrum, but there really was no report outside of fear and loathing in Las Vegas, and they just vaguely say it's like the most potent psychedelic they've ever done. It's super interesting. So you were talking about, you just mentioned that, did you say the word sciop of it? Is that what you said?

I mean, I didn't say it, but you heard it. So let's talk about the sci up of it. Okay. So what is your take on that, like how adrenachrome has become? So this big shadow in the cave, I'm not saying it's not real. That's not why I'm saying at all. but it's been a big part in the forefront of the conspiracy community what is actually going on with that so because you know every time we do these episodes i just learn more and more and more and more and more

i realize that there's everything is a rich man's trick and everything is a sci-op to elicit emotional response and manipulate your energy everything all of it it's just constantly having you in a heightened sense of anxiety, sadness, depression, and anger. So, Paranoid, what is your thoughts on that whole thing? I'll skip right to, I guess, the summary of it is that it represents a few different things. So right now, adrenachrome for a lot of people, it represents a secular chemical substance that really exists that you can point to that then gets ascribed all of the blood magic mythology from the last millennia, you know, two or three millennia, all of the different blood libel, um, sort of claims, all the satanic panic in the 1980s and

1990s, all of that kind of required some sort of a fundamentalist, hard, you know, Christian point of view that you had to believe in demons, you had to believe Satan was after you. But now with the dream of chrome, now it's like, well, regardless on what your religion is or what your spiritual beliefs are, you might believe. that there's objectively elites that are doing horrible things to get some sort of either psychedelic powers or in their mind some kind of supernatural powers and that now all of a sudden you don't have to be a hardcore Christian in order to start sharing the exact same conspiracy theories that have been around for way over just thousands of years like what we can get into as

much of that like vampirism cannibalism all of that it kind of comes to ahead with adrenachrome being a chemical substance almost like if you were to free base satanic panic, you get adrenachrome. So, so the question is, how much of this, this, um, demonic substance that we've been told comes from very dark, dark means? What percentage of that do you think is real? I think in terms of the demonic aspect, it really just depends on if you think people have the resources and the intent to do the craziest things that you've heard. If we're talking personally, we step away from the objective facts on adrenachrome. Personally, yeah, I don't think that it's that crazy to think that someone that has all the resources and all the money of the world that's also sadistic and maybe has a long body cow.

I'm not going to mention any like Hillary Clinton names, but if you've got that level of resources and malice in your blood and in your heart, that maybe there is a chance that for a weekend, like, let's go, like I heard that we can go to this island and do a weird thing. I can eat someone's face and put it on and dance. And let's just see how it pans out.

Like, do I believe that someone has the capability to do that? Yes. Do I think they have the money to do it? Yeah. And do I think that someone on the planet would do that. I mean, all of those seem rational. Now, whether or not you have to do black magic or whether or not you

have to like torture somebody in order for adrenachrome to be potent, I think I'm way closer to like zero percent on that just because the science doesn't make sense. For example, the size of the adrenal glands in a human compared to the size and a cow, it's not even comparable. Like if you were truly going to harvest adrenochrome, you would just harvest it out of adrenal glands from cows because they're already going to have that byproduct and no one's like buying adrenal stakes, right? So it would just be like an easy way to already have this pipeline. But that's not to say that people don't go out and buy like private farm batches of veal that was only fed on sweet potatoes and organic kale or something, right?

So if these things exist, I think the possibility for someone to do all of the horrific claims, that's possible because I don't have a lot of faith in humans. and I think that an individual human could absolutely do that. But I don't necessarily think that that changes how adrenachrome affects the human body, which it does. What you're saying almost makes it worse, though, right? And this is the way I've always felt about it. If you take adrenochrome implies some kind of motivation beyond just the sick pleasure of hurting someone. It implies they're getting something out of it, which is kind of from a utilitarian.

Perseitarian perspective, maybe that makes sense to them. They can justify it. But I think it's more likely that they're just, this is part of some evil shit that, you know, some like some like some like some like, you're like, like, he's talking about state and a weird way the emperor's new clothes. If that makes any sense where it's like, everyone's like, this is so powerful. But really, it's just a ritual to show. Or something even you ventured. Yeah. Like, well, there's another side of this though. And this is the. the part that I think captured my interest the most. So if you look online or if you even do any monochoma research, you can find plenty of stuff disproving all of like the satanic claims. But then I started finding people that were also trying to say like adrenochrome didn't even exist or that it was like a false substance, which was patently false. Like right, it's, it is absolutely a byproduct of adrenaline in your body breaking down and oxidizing. Do you believe it's a psychedelic?

though. Well, that's, that's the thing is that usually that gets conflated with someone saying Satanists aren't harvesting adrenachrome and also it's not a psychedelic, but all of the research that I kept pulling up pointed to not only was it a psychedelic, it was incredibly potent psychedelic and it was involved in the MK Ultra program. And there's even declassified CIA video training videos that cite an antidote for adrenochrome called MR-17. So all of the sudden I've got on one hand objective proof that the military thought it was a psychedelic that the original scientist that found it thought it was a psychedelic. Carl Jung thought that it might have been a connection to psychedelic called Toxan X.

So you had all of this basis. And yet modern day, it's almost like there's a whitewash to say no one's ever considered a psychedelic. That's all part of this big hoax. It's all conspiracy theory. So then I find myself trying to separate the wheat from the shaft on like, Okay, let's separate all of the frazzled drip pizza gate aspect of adrenachrome. But like, what is the actual, like who researched it, who found it, who named it?

Why was it named that? What kind of actual scientific experiments have been done with adrenachrome and what are the results? And I mean, and I've got all that now, but all of it gets suppressed. 100% of that research gets suppressed all on the back of Q&N misinformation, as if Q&Non gets to completely invalidate the last decade. of last 75 years of research into this. Yeah, and it's very interesting that, I don't know if it's a trope, but the usage of conspiracy theorists as a way to kind of scare you off.

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It's just when it gets to a certain level. I don't know where the quote came from, but if you want to go to like the most obvious end of the spectrum, it's like your mom and your dad planning a surprise party is technically a conspiracy. So then it's, well, if there's malice involved and then I just go back to Gray's Law, you know what I mean? Like if a bunch of people got together in secret and something bad happened as the result of that, that classifies as a conspiracy. When I first heard of adrenaline chrome, I thought it was weird because I mean, you're Catholic. You eat the body of Christ. And it really doesn't do nothing because it's just wine and a little cracker.

But even if it doesn't mean, even if you're drinking the blood of a kid, it's still the ritual. It's still you're doing part of something that's supposed to do something to you and it's supposed to change you. Yeah, I get, yeah, I get what you're saying. It's funny. There are people who will tell you that it originated with Thompson, but I mean, it's even, it's in the clockwork orange book. It's called something. It's like shortened, how all the phrases in that book are shortened. But it's in like that now. A drenchrome? Yeah. Yeah. I can give you the full timeline of who said it first and who defined it and how it got to fear and loathing and everything. Okay. I hate to do this real quick. Just hold that, pin that. People at home. Lab talks. I just got to ask you so. When you, okay, I have. I have. have a two-part question to you. Do you believe that Satanism exists? Yeah. Yeah, absolutely. Okay. So my next question is, because I get, you know, there's people like Michael Tracy that are just like, oh, satanic panic. It was like, it was all this fake shit to scare Christians. But when you really dig deeper, which I just, I don't, you know, I, I don't want to hate Michael Tracy. I, he's just, he's

just annoying. But, you know, when you dig deeper, you find out that, that children's school had tunnels below it. And then, you know, the guys from the Memphis, the West Memphis three, the kid. And I mean, we've had so many, like, independent journalists and private investigators come on and be like, that guy knew shit when he was interrogated that only the killer would know. So when you go, when people go satanic panic wasn't real, what are your thoughts? And I just want to say it kind of goes back to McCarthyism where everyone's like, oh, he's just calling everybody a communist. And then you start to, you realize that like Karen Bass, the mayor of L.A.

used to go to communist meetings in Cuba. I think he was right. What are your thoughts on that? I mean, I'm a little biased because I've been writing a little like Chick-Track style pamphlets that I make and I've got one that I've been working on about the satanic panic that talks about this exact concept and I guess to just over summarize it I think that the satanic panic was about poor people doing magic and that rich people have always been allowed to do magic especially on like the west coast like for example there was a guy uh beverly paschelle that was

like the OG in American sex magic and as long as you hang out with you know rich people if you hang out with Anton LeVay and celebrities and you kind of get a pass. Meanwhile, if you're doing it in you're a poor person, then it becomes like a horrible crime. So it's weird how like the delineation between those two. If you look at all like the serial killers that are claimed to be, you know, Satanist, most of them were also just poor. It's just poor magic versus rich magic. Very interesting because you could say that about pedophilia too. It's like the elites get away with it. And then you have these petal hunters. And I think they're doing great jobs. I've had my issues with them. I've said before. I think they're,

they're just getting a lot of autistic people, like severe autistic people that really have no social skills, not dismissing what they're doing and not saying you have to deal with that, but it seems to be grabbing a lot of them versus the Jeffrey Epstein people, which are actively, you know, doing it on a very large scale and nothing's happening to them. So we're arresting all the poor pettos and leaving all the rich peddows to to even if you look into um the the different claims of satanic panic the ones that debunked most of the major like mainstream books that debunk and summarize satanic panic and they all kind of agree that individually there were pockets of satanic sacrifice and satanic murders and rituals that were being discovered the the main crux that they try and disprove or uh debunk satanic panic

is that the crimes weren't coordinated on high enough levels. Like there wasn't interstate Satanist groups that were planning to do things together. It was always localized to like a bunch of people in a town or like three kids that went to the same school or that were in a band. And that's it's such a flaky strain to say like, well, and then therefore the satanic panic didn't exist and don't ask about the finders and don't ask about the process church or connections to like Scientology. Well, and that goes back to your rich people, poor people thing. Like, oh, it wasn't a bunch of, it was a network of rich people. It was just a bunch of poor people doing something. So it didn't exist.

Very interesting. All right. So sorry about that, guys. I know we want to get into this. So you were going to do the history of Adreda Chrome. So I want to, most people, I think even myself, I was introduced to Adrenichrome through probably the fear and loathing movie. I didn't read the book until much later.

So and even there, it's described where Johnny Depp is saying, you know, as Hunter as Thompson, he's saying the adrenachrome is the strongest drugs he's ever done after he just did an entire suitcase of every drug essentially known to man, right? So the fact that he holds this little vial up and he says, this is the most powerful thing that I've ever come across, it really establishes itself as part of lore. Like it forms a mythology around that exact moment. And it's even more detailed in the book. They go more into detail about how you can only get it from Satanus and it has to come from a fresh body and so on and so on. So that's where most people get introduced to it. But like you mentioned also, I think Johnny mentioned that it comes up in Stanley Kubrick as Drencrom. It also comes up way earlier.

The very first place is probably going to be 1954 and Outis Huxley indoors a perception. He mentions a drinachrome right alongside Mescalin. He's listing off all of these different psychedelics. And the reason that he knows about it is because he got his first dose of mescaline from, I believe it was Humphrey Osmond. And Osmond, while he was given a mescaline, and as he's chilling with him, he's telling about all these other things that they've been discovering. And Humphrey Osmond happened to be one of the pioneers in adrenachrome research specifically that started around the 1930s through the early 1950s. It was Humphrey Osmond. It was John Smithies, and it was a guy named Albert Hoffner.

Hoffer. And those were the three main names. That is the trifecta of adrenachrome research. So when everyone wants to consider, like, is it psychedelic? Is it real? Did the military have anything to do with it? Was it Freemason funded? All those answers are yes.

And you can prove all of them through the work of those three guys that were publishing everything publicly up until MK Ultra took over. and then all adrenochrome research essentially goes underground. Wow, dude, that's crazy. Because they don't want the masses to know about it. Since the 50s. They let us know in the 50s. How long have they've had it for?

The other thing is how long has it been a secret in between the bloodlines? So definitively, 1934 is where you can pinpoint it. And this is probably where I'm doing research. And for the most part, I think I'm rational. I think I'm overly skeptical, if anything. And I'm just thinking, you know, all the claims on, of course you're going to claim Freemasons are involved. And in course, you're going to claim the Rockefellers are involved.

And you're like, those are the heavy hitters, right? You're just going to get those buzzwords and any good conspiracy theory. And as I'm doing this research, I come across this 1934 report from the funded by the Scottish right, northern jurisdiction, 33rd degree Supreme Council. And that name keeps coming up at the. bottom of every single scientific paper I'm reading in the 1930s. And it was just the weirdest thing because, I mean, I am a Scottish-right Freemason. So I'm not necessarily when I see that thinking, of course, you know, like Satan's behind this somewhere. But it was interesting because I've heard

this theory that the masons are behind adrenachrome. And here I've got actual paperwork showing that that is the truth in the 1930s. How does that make you feel? Well, I mean, The reason that the freemate, this is the official reason, is that a guy named Melvin Johnson, who was the head of the Supreme Council in the 1930s, they've got all this money they've been collecting from people. And he comes up with this question of, what can we do with all this money that would be the greatest good? And that, in that time in 1930s, 25% of every hospital bed in North America were people that had something called dementia precox. And dementia precox is like this huge umbrella that would include dementia, Alzheimer, schizophrenia, any sort of mental disorder that was affecting rich people. This theme's going to come up again. But essentially, on the books, reason why they funded this adrenochrome research was that they were hoping to find a cure for schizophrenia.

And in doing so, they went and they surveyed, like, well, how come this hasn't been accomplished yet? And they're like, well, this is going to take 30, 40 years worth of research and who knows how much funding. And that was the exact moment that Melvin Johnson on behalf of the Scottish Rite Council decides this is where all the money is going to be going for the next decade or so until dot, dot, dot, this basically gets taken over by the military and M.K. Ultra in the 1950s once there's some promise shown that adrenachrome is a legitimate psychedelic. Whoa. So how do I feel about it? I don't agree with things that Freemasons do across the board at all. The way that I see Freemasonry in my mind is like if you're obsessed with chess,

then as an adult you maybe go out and join like a chess club, right? And it doesn't mean that you co-sign with every chess player that ever joins a chess club. And I kind of see the same way. I've got like a library card that gets me access to books that you can't get on Amazon and you can't find online because they're locked away in their hidden key. and it's sort of like a chess club for people that are interested in sort of just occult esoteric topics. And I mean like from pre-internet age. So how long have you been a Freemason?

Almost 20 years, I think. And how long did it take you to get to level 32 or 33? Five years, I think, because it took two or three years to get to Master Mason, and then it took another two years to get to 32nd. Because you're not climbing a ladder upwards. It's like the one, two, and three is a ladder upwards. And then once you get to the third degree, everything else from the fourth to the 32nd and the Scottish right,

it's very much like collecting merit badges in the Cub Scouts. You know, like it doesn't mean that you're a higher rank because you've got a whole bunch of extra, like you know how to tie 20 knots. It just means that you had a lot of extra time to go and like tie those 20 knots and get the badges for it. Is it like jujitsu where you got to do it all the time to be great?

Great. Excuse me? No, I don't think. It's more like having to get a driver's license. You go and unless you screw up and you lose it, like you go and take that driver's test once when you're 16 or 17, and you got it until they take it away from you when you're like 80. It's sort of similar to that.

Interesting. So let's get back to adrenaline chrome. When we discuss it's a psychedelic. What does it do? do. So this is the most contentious part when you get away from the satanic aspect

and this is because the original pioneers which were Hoffer, Smithies, and Osmond, they all claimed originally that this was akin to mescaline and they even mentioned that they tried it on themselves. They tested it on fish, pigeons, monkeys,

like spiders. I don't know if you've ever seen that famous sequence of images where it shows an orb weaver spider and it's like here's the orb weaver spider on cocaine and here's the web on LSD and they're all like mutated the way that they've spun their webs. Well, one of those images in that famous sequence, one of those is a gerenochrome. It was part of all of that, that different research. So like this is this has been incredibly proven over the time and it's kind of been along

with all of the different psychedelic research. Now, when Smithies and Osman and Hoffer, they had some firsthand accounts where they tested it on themselves, their friends, and their wives. And they all kind of like wrote down on a little grid of, am I having auditory hallucination and, you know, visual. And based on that, it was kind of deemed as a milder form of mescaline. So here we've got the pioneers writing down their objective or subjective firsthand experiences. but then you also have a plethora of examples in World War I, the expired epinephrine injections, they would start to turn pink.

And whenever they would turn pink, it was like, okay, that one's expired, go grab a clear one. And once you run out of clear ones, well, now you got to take the pink one, you know, if you need a shot of epinephrine. So anyone that was taking these pink adrenaline shots started to report all sorts of extreme hallucination,

auditory, visual, the whole work. And as these original researchers, the 30s through the early 50s, they start asking around, somebody connects this. Like, oh, the thing that you guys keep describing this adrenochrome thing, it sounds a whole lot like what people are calling pink adrenaline. And that was when they made this connection of, okay, this is a psychedelic. And this is also right around the time when MK Ultra program starts. And a lot of this paperwork and the documentation that actually link it to being a psychedelic. Now all of a sudden it's no longer publicly funded and there's no longer any public results being distributed.

Hey, can you move your mic stand back just a little bit because you're getting a, you're getting a shadow on you and I've enjoyed it, but it looks like film noir and it was cool for a while. I just didn't want to cover your face the whole time. That's super interesting pink. You're just trying to make sure I'm that AI. I can do this. Yeah. It was called Pink What?

Pink adrenaline. And this is where the word adrenachrome comes from is that it means that the chrome means color. And adrenal means from the adrenal. So it literally breaks down to color of the adrenal gland. And the reason why is because in the early 1930s, there was, you're going to see rabbits come up very often and let the mythology. But coincidentally, the original finding of adrenachrome was someone was severing the arteries. of a rabbit and they noticed that when adrenaline came out, it was clear, but as soon as it hit the air, it began to turn pink and then red and then dark purple and then eventually kind of like

a blackish color. So that process of adrenaline hitting the air, oxidizing and changing color, that's why they named it adrenachrome. And so adrenachrome is that byproduct of pure adrenaline starts to decompose. And that's what happens. If you have an old epipen that's supposed to be clear because adrenaline is clear over time it oxidizes and it breaks down and that's what makes it turn pink and that's why they call it pink adrenaline it's so interesting you say that because in beef and cattle there's this thing called dark cutting and it's when when the animal's been stressed at the moment of slaughter or right before slaughter and you can see it you'll see it in the supermarket if you see meat that's got a really dark red color to it it's because it was the animal

was stressed and they people say that's a less desirable characteristic. Oh, that's really interesting. It's called dark cutting. But would this be the opposite of that? Maybe. In a weird way where the whole mythology is that they want them full of anxiety at the time? Scared or whatever. Yeah, I mean, I don't think.

The premise when it comes to adrenochrome is that if adrenaline is caused by fear, right? It's fight or flight. Then if I can cause you to be in fear, then I can cause your body to produce adrenaline more often. and by proxy that would create more adrenochrome. But there's, in my tinfoil hat off for a second, there is no research that I found that has any correlation or any tests or any research that shows the amount of fear has any impact on the potency of adrenachromes, meaning that if you just went out and got a whole bunch of adrenal glands from cows

and baked them down into the precursor and just turned that into adrenochrome, it would be chemically completely congruent with if you had like a child that you were torturing and they were screaming and you extract their adrenaline and turn that new drenachrome. It is a chemical compound that has no difference but one between the other. So then the only thing that I've heard that was a good idea is that sometimes people talk about they get real deep into weed and they're all about like the turpines. And there's a thing called like an onerage effect that it's not just THC and CBD and CBG and all the different. acronyms, but it's also the ratio of linoline and all these different terpenes and that all of that combined is really what makes the end experience. So that's a potential theory that I've heard that's really hard to disprove that maybe it's not just the chemically isolated compound

of adrenachrome. Maybe there's like an honorage effect of other byproducts that just have not been discovered or researched yet. So that, I mean, the door is open to that, but chemically, I don't think you'd be able to tell the difference between adrenachrome extracted from a tortured person or one that just came out of a cow that was just on the line. I know like Epi is synthetic now. Do they have synthetic adrenachrome? Or is that? A hundred percent. Yeah, the original source would have been cows and pigs just because there was already a pipeline for having those byproducts. But now you can synthesize all this from essentially petroleum, which in my mind is even crazier. So now you can actually make adrenachrome from oil.

So conspiracy theories, I think, should be able to spawn more out of that even. Uh-oh. Oh, man. No wonder they want to run. Yeah, it's great. We need more adrenachrome, dude. Jeez. Not enough kids, they got to start drilling for the dinosaur blood, essentially.

Is there anything to, it starts to make you younger? So yes, man. This is one of those things that you hear rumors about. out and it's in movies and TV and I just, you know, kind of like skim over that. Like, okay, that's interesting. But I can watch Bram Stoker's Dracula without believing Dracula exist and still enjoy it. But here's where it gets crazy. So the one of the original researchers, Abram Hoffer, which by the way, quick tangent, if you

don't know Abram Hoffer, he's the guy that put fortified vitamins in all your cereal. So when you buy Cheerios or Kellogg's and it says fortified and it's got like added iron or whatever and added a vitamin B, he's the guy that did that. So even if you don't know him from adrenachrome, I guarantee you he's affected your life if you've ever had a bowl of cereal. And that's a good thing what he did.

It was a good thing what he did. And here's part of the simplified story was that he had a family come to him and their kid, their son, was having these fits of schizophrenia. He's basically just like losing touch with reality. And they narrow it down to every time he had an apple. And no one considered like an apple would do it.

And it was something to do with the folic acid and the apple was causing a chemical imbalance, which would then create this schizophrenic state. And by adding niacin, which I think was vitamin B6, but by adding niacin to this kid's diet, it solved that issue. And he was like, oh, this is happening to poor people. So if we can just fortify all the cereals, all the shelf stable grains and cheap food for poor people, they can't afford, you know, fresh eggs and vegetables, then that'll prevent them from developing all these other issues.

Oh, that's a good thing. So I think it's called ortho-molecular medicine or something. And then he went on to discover adrenachrome. Then he goes on to discover adrenachrome and test it on himself and on his wife and on his friends, yes. His wife must have loved that. She was trying to be young. So you're saying they use this involving MK Ultra? Well, let me get to the claim of the.

eternal youth thing. Okay. Because this is where, so Abram Hoffer, when he first releases his main report, which he presents to the Scottish right, by the way, this was in like 1954, I believe. And when he releases this report, it's called the schizophrenia hypothesis of adrenochrome. And then it's later renamed to the idrenicrome hypothesis. Okay. Yeah, they're like, let's get rid of schizophrenia. So 40 years goes by and it's highly contested. Uh, it's highly contested. Uh, it's, It's not necessarily received by all of mainstream science, but his main contention was that every single person that tries to disprove it, they didn't actually synthesize adrenochrome. They didn't actually do any experiments. They just said, no, that doesn't sound right and then wrote like a rebuttal.

So he fights this for like 40 years. Again, despite the MK Ultra program using adrenachrome in their experiments. So in 1994, he basically releases like a final summary of his. his life's work on adrenachrome. And in this, it was called the adrenachrome hypothesis revisited. It was 93 or 94, the journal of orthomolecular medicine. And he mentions that there is a chance that adrenachrome or ergo schizophrenia by proxy that having a schizophrenia, whether induced by a chemical like a

drudryochrome or otherwise can lengthen your lifetime that it can make you more creative, have a more youthful appearance. You can be, I'm not making medical claims, by the way. This is citing his research that you are more resistant to chronic cases of cancer, like malignant cancers, lung cancer. He did a big study on people that smoked and the amount that got lung cancer versus the ones that didn't, versus if they had schizophrenia in their family line versus not having schizophrenia. Because ultimately, his adrenochrome hypothesis was that some people get worked up more

than other people. I'm sure you probably know this by personal experience, but that some people have adrenaline running from their body constantly and that if you've got adrenaline running more often than other people, your heart needs to keep up with decomposing that adrenaline and processing it through your system. So a lot of people that have schizophrenia, they're getting bursts of adrenaline constantly because they're constantly going to fight or flight, which also means they have a higher level of adrenachrome in their bloodstream at all times. So that was the original theories that were coming out of the 1930s was that the adrenochrome in the bloodstream, maybe the adrenicrome is causing the schizophrenia. That's the part that I think largely gets disproven

over the next like five decades, is that it's not the adrenochrome that's causing the schizophrenia, but it's an after effect. It's a, it's a indicator that if you have an elevated amount of adrenochrome in your system, then there's a good chance that you're either going through schizophrenia or that you had some sort of an episode. And here's where the, the, the, Eternal youth thing comes in is that what O'Hawfer is saying is that if you have a family line that constantly has shown dementia and it constantly shown schizophrenia and it skips you, like it's a recessive gene, then you actually have a high benefit over people that don't have dementia in their family line because you will be more resistant to cancer.

He even cites the bubonic plague. And he mentions that a large majority of people that survived the bubonic plague did so because they had schizophrenia in their family line. So this idea that it can extend your life or even make you be able to live as an immortal, those might be hyperbolic versions of actual research that he was doing

for four to five decades that truly said that adrenochrome can extend your life and it can make you more youthful in appearance and it can even make you more creative. Interesting. It's interesting, dude. Schizophrenia is such a really complex thing. And again, I'm not insulting anyone's religion here, but part of me sometimes

wonders how much of our organized religion is based off as someone's schizophrenia. Just at the time, it can be induced. Like, I think that there's enough evidence now that there's evidence that some people that have schizophrenia, it was induced through a traumatic experience that they went through, that it doesn't necessarily have to be a chemical imbalance or something that was in your DNA, that you can, an external force can cause someone to have the exact same result as if it were passed down, if it's even passed down like that. Oh, dude, remember the dancing plague? Do you guys know that story of the dancing plague?

Yeah, people, there were like outbreaks of this in Europe where people thought that there was this, because they all believed it, they thought that there was this brain disease that It was, you know, they described like spirituality to it, but that, uh, that made people start dance. And then people would just dance themselves until they dropped, uh, because they, you know, thought they were like possessed or something. And, and it was collective, like, it wasn't even schizo people. It was just like collective mania. Yeah. Sounds like COVID to me. Like everybody just started taking COVID because I mean, it happened a few times, too. Yeah. And I don't know if I has to do with it, but like weed, weed can trigger.

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like they you know said happened in uh Salem possibly but it's more likely ascribed to mass with mass psychogenic illness. It's the most accepted. Sounds like the first version of influencers to me, dude. Yeah, yeah. Right. Yeah. It's a flash mob.

Yeah. So, so they take this adrenachrome and they use it on MK Ultra patients to, what, traumatize them? So that part is not documented. The part that's documented objectively, is that there was a CIA video that was released. You can find it on archive.org from 1955. And it basically,

it's called experimental compound MR-17, which later, after it gets declassified, is called Frenquil. That was like the commercial name for it. But in that, they specifically cite that they've got an antidote, this MR-17 is an antidote for acute schizophrenia caused by alcoholic hallucinations,

mescaline, cannabis, and adrenachrome. They say that on camera. You can go and see that. It is CIA documentation. So here you clearly see that they are saying they didn't experiment where somebody was under the influence of adrenachrome and then was given MIR 17 as an antidote, which basically neutralize that. And they have a video of someone, but that person, I believe they give LSD to not

adrenachrome because, again, adrenachrome was essentially a much milder. version of mescaline. A name that doesn't come up ever with adrenachrome is that adrenachrome itself can break down into another byproduct called adrenaline. And Hoffer describes adrenaline gluten as not being

worthy of more investigation because it was so potent that the effects lasted for up to two weeks. So that when he was testing it on people he couldn't really get a good baseline if someone's going to be tripping or at least feeling the effects of it for two weeks.

Yeah, that's expensive to hold somebody over for two weeks. Yeah. And that was described as a greenish gold color as opposed to adrenachrome's pink or red color. And just as a side tangent, there was a celebrity. I can't remember her name. She was like the meth head from Orange is the New Black. But there was this video of her talking about like the gold juice. And everyone's like, oh, they're talking about adrenachrome.

But if you want to go down that rabbit hole, she might have been talking about adrenaline. And you said it was like masculine. So they're drinking this? This isn't like injected or something. doing this sublingually. That was how they were taken. They were just putting it under the tongue and letting it dissolve. And also this is an important note is that

I believe that this was an aquaous form of adrenachrome. So when we get into the discussion of is it psychedelic or not, and also people like you can order online, you can go on China right now and order it like, well all of that if you look at the pictures of it,

it's a powder. It's like a little brown reddish powder, which is essentially a shelf stable version called semi-carbazachrome. It is not the same as aquas adrenachrome, quote-unquote, fresh adrenicrome. So here's where the Hunter S. Thompson of it all, where they're like, you got to get it from a fresh kid or whatever, you know, like it only works if it's fresh. There's something very accurate about adrenichrome does have to be fresh if it's going to be

psychoactive. And it can basically decompose at room temperature within like 20 minutes to an hour. and then it's not psychoactive anymore. And this is what Abram Hoffer complained about constantly in his research was that all these people that were coming out trying to disprove adrenachrome as a psychedelic, he was kind of like paraphrasing him. He was kind of saying like, with all due respect, you guys suck at chemistry and you don't know what the hell you're doing. And that's why you're not tripping out on adrenachrome like we were.

That's crazy. I mean, not that I mean, it's just Disney, but then there's Monsters Inc where it gives you a little bit of like you put it is that happening are they doing that because why you're making a movie about kids getting scared and then you're draining the chemical and then you put the connection together like this just can't be a coincidence well yeah everyone said monster monster think yeah trinacrome that one's well because it's it's this is the conflation between somehow you have to scare somebody or torture them to generate more adrenaline and then therefore adrenaline more adrenachrome i mean it's very inefficient the same way that the matrix theory

where they've got us all of these pods and they're using our BTUs as energy. Like it would take so much more resources to generate those BTUs with a human being than if you had just done it a million other ways. So the only way that some of those theories about torture and harvesting from people, the only way that those would make sense or be true

would be for the ritual aspect and have nothing at all to do with the chemical aspect. You can isolate the chemical and not do any ritual and not be a Satanist. into black magic and put it under your tongue and trip out. And it doesn't have to come from a per. In fact,

you can generate adrenachrome from any vertebrate on the planet. You can get it from a fish. You can get it from a frog. You can get it from a cow. Anything that has an adrenal gland, you can potentially harvest adrenaline and turn it into adrenochrome. Or you can just pump it out of the earth and use petrochemicals. But my question is,

how is it harvested? It would just be any other chemical precursor. You would get your chemical precursor. and big vats, combine those and mix them around, raise the pH, lower the pH, and then at the end of a big Rube Goldberg machine of chemistry, you've got adrenochrome at the other end. So it doesn't require like a living being anymore. But how do they get it out of a living being? That they would basically take the adrenal gland itself and be able to just slice it and turn it into a mash. And then in that mash, you can basically extract adrenaline from it. You don't have to wait for the animal to create adrenaline and start pumping it through its system and then harvest it that way. You can just you can just harvest adrenal glands, turn it into paste and then extract it from the paste. Wow.

Since you went down the rabbit hole, frazzle drip, did anything come up that has to do with that? Yeah, it's inseparable. So PizzaGate and frasel drip and adrenachrome, they all kind of go hand in hand. But again, by far, adrenachrome was discovered. in the 1930s, and it was already being related to schizophrenia. In 1950s, it was being related to mind control and MK Ultra. So this predates Q&ON conspiracy theories and Pizza Gate and Frazzle Drip by almost a century, right? Just shy by like a decade or two.

So the Q&ONN and the Pizza Gate and the Frazzle Drip aspect, that's where the SIEOP starts to come in. And somehow, adrenachrome, because of the fear and low, in Las Vegas and also just because it represents this secular version of blood libel and blood magic and mollick worship and all of that. You bundle all those together and you get this like free based form of adrenachrome. Then it gets wrapped up in the Q&ONs. So now if you mention a, objective medical compound that's existed for over 100 years on social media or you write it into a movie or you put in an article, you actually get contacted by the ADL or you get contacted by all sorts of extremes on all ends of the political aisle because adrenachrome has

this like incredibly charged word to it. So I think that like that's where the frazzle drip and the pizza gate and all that comes in is that it's used to discredit whatever valid aspects of adrenachrome are, whatever valid aspects of maybe there wasn't a basement in the pizza place, but there was a basement across the street where there was an article written where that's where we keep our tomatoes. And what about all the weird photos? And what about all the weird photos? of Elephontes and everything. Like that ends up getting suppressed because like you're crazy

if you think Hillary Clinton put a little girl's face on her face. So therefore, adrenichrome's not real. There was no basement. They look into the Twitter accounts. That's kind of how I see it. Yeah, okay. They use, they use, they use a fringe version of it to discredit all the other stuff.

And I don't necessarily think that like the state or who, you know, ADL, they went out and they pinpointed adrenachrome and say let's add this to the mix. I think adrenachrome was already on its own path to represent child sacrifice and blood magic and blood libel. It already was on that path. So it was so easy to get wrapped up into whatever that next big conspiracy theory was, which ended up being Q&on, Pizza Gate, Frazzle drip. So it's not like the ADL is going to delineate and be like, uh, hey, by the way, like you guys are referencing adrenicrome, but it's real.

And there might be some psyched. There's nuance. to it, right? The ADL doesn't come out and say, hey, there's some nuance here. They just say, if you use this bad word, you're a bad person. And I think that's what happens to adrenachrome. Maybe it's like a little bit of friendly fire, but it doesn't hurt that it was also a suppressed research chemical during MK Ultra that people never necessarily pinpointed. So the government's not going to be like, oh, by the way, you guys forgot to criticize about this other thing that we disclosed and you didn't notice. So we see it in, uh, a religion involving Molok and Ball and Satanism.

But you're saying that isn't necessarily where it came. It obviously came from this study, but it's been kind of mixed in with that to dismiss it. Well, because right now, Adrenachrome represents the end product. If you were, let's say that you're talking about Ball and Mollick worship and they're sacrificing kids,

that's just the 2000 plus year old version of what we're describing as like a Pizza Gate scandal where they're still sacrificing kids but instead of just throwing them into like a pizza oven or just like into a fire and that's the end of it to their god

they're doing that but they're also extracting some kind of chemical from it which is then going to let them trip or get euphoria or live longer or look younger or maybe they get one of my favorite theories on shout out to Cheney is that like people that have high levels of schizophrenia, she likes bringing up Britney Spears. Like Britney Spears goes on a world tour.

Maybe every stop she makes, like they're just extracting adrenachrome and injecting it. And now they get to write a hit record. Or now they get to feel like a pop star for a short amount of time. And this is not a fringe 21st century theory. In fact, the right after Clockwork Orange came out, there was another book that directly was, it was a short story by a guy named Terry Southern. He wrote for High Times. He wrote for Easy Rider.

In 1967, it was a short story called the Blood of a Whig. And the entire concept was that they were sneaking into schizophrenic hospitals and they were stealing the blood of the schizophrenic patients and they were shooting schizophrenic blood into their bodies. When they did that, they were getting to relive the actual lived experience of these patients. He literally says that he, He injects the blood of an Asian guy, and he knows what it's like to be Asian for like two hours. Dude, I heard there's one about Machine Gun Kelly called The Blood of a Wigger.

And you can just feel what it's like to be a white trash singer. Now he switched genres again. Now he's doing some with Fred Durst, yeah. With Fred Durst and now they're like neo-metal. It's just pick a lane, dude. Pick a lane. The song isn't that bad, though. It's just like a rip-off of Limpisket.

That's exactly. And when they hurt, they must have been like, dude, you're just doing us, but at least you're paying us to be a part of it. Is it really called blood of a wigger? No, no, no, no, no. That was Johnny being punny. I know. I was hoping that it might have been real. That would have been the best.

You know, my wigger joke, I kind of made messed up because fucking, what's the fat guy that lost all the way with the face jelly roll? Really isn't a wigger. I thought he was a wigger because I just wanted to get to my wigger joke. but that's okay um what i find very interesting about this is one of my favorite movies as a child was pinhead a hellraiser oh yeah i used to love it and there's a very famous scene where they try to bring back pinhead and they sacrifice a schizophrenic on a you remember that on a on a on a torture him too right he they gave him a thing he started cutting himself yeah and then he uh he then that's when he kind of gets engulfed into the mattress,

which was crazy that that was just an actor doing that? And where did he go from there? Like, what was his other acting roles after he played sacrifice schizophrenic in the movie, dude? Those movies are crazy. Then they got black cubes and all that stuff. There's a lot of dark symbolism. The movie is this? Hellraiser.

Hellraiser. I used to love Hellraiser. There was like a whole series of. I can pinpoint another example of where that motif of torturing somebody to such an extent that you extract some kind of supernatural power from them. And coincidentally, this is also MK. Ultra Ties. 1959, there was a movie with Vincent Price called The Tingler. And the concept of the T, it was black and white movie.

And the concept of the Tingler was that they were giving these patients so much LSD that they were freaking out and going into just sheer pair. And that if you could generate enough terror, an actual, like, artificial bug slash demon creature would start to grow on your spine and then would eventually pop off. And there would be an, like it looked like a big, like a big, uh, roly, poley bug. But that this thing was called the tingler and it was basically manifesting out of pure fear. So this motif of using psychedelics or torturing people in order to generate a supernatural end product. And here's where this is what makes the tingler so interesting. It's the first

Hollywood movie in existence to acknowledge LSD 25. They don't say it by name, but when Vincent Price opens up this book where he's talking about, hey, here's this story about the tingler. The spine says LSD 25, completely unattributed from that. But it shows that there was this insider Hollywood knowledge about psychedelics far before the whole entire like psychedelic revolution started to come around. This was people that had, and this was like William S. Burroughs that had this. I believe it was Kerry Grant that brought LSD into Hollywood.

So there is a definitive pipeline that goes from science to military to Hollywood. What? Carrie Grandpa brought LSD to Hollywood. You want to expect that. Carrie Grant in his autobiography, 1958, I believe, he basically talks about being on a movie and his co-actress. She was mentioning, like, he was going through some kind of mental issues. And she suggested a doctor that she knew, I think it was called doctor. Hartman and she was like you got to go and see this guy he'll give you the substance

and it works it does something that you know no one else can do and this guy had a thing and this isn't again in the late 50s for two hundred dollars he'd give you a huge dose of LSD and you would just trip out in his little office and Kerry Grant does this and he becomes such an advocate he starts telling all of his other actor friends so there was like a huge pocket of these Hollywood insiders that were taking LSDs before anyone even knew what LSD was. And that sounds a lot like what Rogan was doing with Trump, right? Ibegan.

And it's just like, take this and it'll fix your, your, your, your, your addiction. Is it addiction or like a mental illness? Addiction. Yeah. It makes you not want that drug anymore. Yeah, I began supposed to get you off of like heroin and other drugs. It's just weird. It's weird.

It's weird. Do you like use a drug to get away from another drug? do you guys obviously Joe Rogan's my boy but I found it very weird that he's trying to do something good and everyone's killing him for it right like on the internet oh look he's with Trump again you're like well I mean he has an in with Trump even if he's been critical Trump and he has this thing where he could which he believes helps people especially I guess veterans who are struggling with drug addiction and he wants to get it done. wrong for thinking that seems to be a good thing? Am I wrong? I'm going to get killed in the comment section. What's you supposed to wait until AOC becomes president or Jake Paul

to try to get that done? And it's not like he just jumped on this board of getting Ibegain. What is it called Ibogaine? Is it Ibogaine? Yeah. It's not like you just jump on there. If you've heard Rogan talk about, he's been talking about Ibegain and trying to get this bill passed and he finally did it and I get

why everyone's tripping because he's sitting next to Trump. Have you guys read about it? But it's supposed to be incredibly intense. The Ibegain, yeah. It's funny. George Harrison has this quote about LSD. Someone asked him about how often you need to take it.

And he says, you only need to take it once. And then they were like, well, how many times do you take it? A lot. You only need it. And Ibegain, apparently it's so intense that it's just like a one-off

and then it's like 80% cure rate. Well, it's like DMT. It's like DMT. Like opiate addiction, though. Like even people, not having physical withdraws from opiates after going, which makes no sense scientific. I mean, there's still

it's been difficult to study. That's part of what all this was about. But I mean, it doesn't, because you know, physical addictions we've thought of as distinct from psychological addiction. Does it help with porn addiction? Let's give a shot, bro. Give a shot. I should.

Just to see if I could quit this shot. You used to have to go to TJ, right, to get any of that? I think Africa is where it's from, right? If I'm not mistaken, let me see. But yeah, possibly Tijuana. I mean, everything's in Tijuana. I wonder if the elites could get on ibogain to like wean themselves off of adrenicrome That'd be nice I would like to have a psychedelic for politicians day

It's from central west Africa Or a month where they just got to do psychedelics the whole mouth And see how they come out the other side And then I mean like he said what if you do get addicted to adrenachrome You're out there you need adrenaline chrome Like I need it I hope not That would really suck

So we get to this thing in the popular movies like he brought up um monsters ink but we're we also seen in like the franklin scandal there was a i know there was uh pedophilia but you're saying there was a drenachrome involved with that as well in in franklin cover up they don't meant john de cam doesn't specifically mention a dreamichrome but he does mention uh harvesting uh and torturing kids at bohemian grove and that kind of becomes this connective tissue between the satanic panic and the claims of the elite rituals and the kidnapping and this adrenochrome aspect. But I don't believe in his book, he mentions it by name. But here's one thing that I do want to feed into the conspiracy theory a little bit,

especially since you brought up like the Pizza Gate aspect. So in 1992, there's an artist, which I believe is the highest paid artist out of the UK in history named Damien Hurst. I'm not sure if you're familiar with his work One of his big things was a series of paintings called dots And it was just like a whole bunch of colored dots that were named random stuff The other big things I probably recognize him from that movie The Cell with Jennifer Lopez Where she walks into this room like she goes inside the mind of a schizophrenic serial killer And there's this room with a cow and as she walks up to the cow

These like glass plates fall out of the ceiling and it slice it while it's live and then the the plates slide across and you can kind of see like the beating heart and the organs of the cow and you guys remember this movie i didn't see it no i've never john he's seen every movie but jalo yeah i'm no i miss i haven't seen i'm not familiar with uh jalo's filmography in force he reminds me with that this one's worth watching because it is it's so it's related to this but that that scene with the cow being dissected that was based on damien hurst's first really big art hit which was called mother and child divided but and then he had another one with like a shark reason i bring this up is that once he gets himself on the

map he makes his first huge huge sale at christies um on my birthday in 1992 and it's the one of the very first in his dot series and that dots painting was called adrenachrome and this is this is far before it was six years before the movie comes out and there's really no other references to adrenochrome outside of clock or orange blood of a wig and the feet and loathing book. And now you've got this popular high art society creating an adrenochrome painting. And if you start looking deeper into one of his biggest collectors, it was one of the Podesta brothers.

So you have this like weird 1992 connection between the Podesta's collecting artwork by the adrenochrome artist Damien Hearst. And this is just like one of these weird rabbit holes where, well, that kind of fits into place in a way that I didn't expect it to, because then you also see the other things that the pedestas were collecting that had some very dark themes that all happened to fit into that same bucket that adrenachrome would fit in. So I don't, it's, as much as I like to disprove on some of this and be the skeptic, here's one of those things where it's like, this thing feels like a thread worth pulling. Was he the guy that also came up with the, the picture that kind of looked like

the face on the volleyball from Tom, uh, Hank. No, that's best yet. Okay. Yeah, but if you look at the artwork that a Podesta collects, a lot of this ends up being cannibalist related, like a lot of cannibals, a lot of like kids being abused in weird situations, this adrenachrome painting. And another interesting tangent was that he had a paint, um, artwork piece by Louise bourgeoisie, who's basically was making this, uh, body that's been linked to like the Jeffrey

Dahmer. victim pose. Well, she also had a very similar themes of cannibalism and women like giving birth and eating the babies and stuff. And just to add another little weird hat on top of that cannibalism theme,

her husband ran the wing called the Michael C. Rockefeller wing at the modern museum of art that was named after the guy that got eaten by cannibals that was in the Rockefeller family. The same Rockefellers that were funding the original original adrenochrome research alongside the Scottish

rights. Oh yeah, that's a crazy story too. There's enough conspiracy theory threads to keep you busy for days on this topic. Or the one Rockefeller went to go hang out with a tribe and there's pictures of him hanging out and then he just disappears. And they were just fanning him up. They named the wing after him and then the wife of the guy that runs that wing is Luis Mujois who makes these weird sculptures and then got collected by Tony Podesta that also is into cannibalism.

So you bring up like kind of like other people or different names. Is this worldwide? Like China is Chinese people, the leap from China taking adrenaline chrome. Did you find anything like that or just kind of like an American? Yeah. I've found some news reports, but I think a lot of this is much more modern and not necessarily going back to the 30s and the 50s. But here's an example. There was a 2020 Bulgarian news report where somebody got into a car wreck.

His name was Christian Nikolov. And then there was one of the people that died was called Milan Teskov. And they claim on this 2020 Bulgarian news report that they tested his blood. And in the blood, they found amphetamine, marijuana, cocaine, and something that turns out to be, quote, a satanic fountain of youth called adrenachrome. And they also said that it was found in cocktails that they referred to as Christian's blood, which is here's that connection to that old blood libel. So the Bulgarian news report, they're actually making the blood libel connection to adrenachrome in a way that U.S. media doesn't necessarily do unless they're trying to disprove adrenicrome. But here is the Bulgarian news actually adding credibility in their minds to adrenachrome by saying like, oh, yeah, it's connected to blood libel. Jeez.

It's such a crazy thing. How much, you know, it's like everything is faking gay. It's just they just take something and then they blow it up. And I'm not saying elites aren't doing this to children. But it just seems like it's become, you know, this shadow in the cave. I mean, elites are definitely hurting kids. It doesn't get mentioned by name outside of Fear and Loathing Las Vegas, right? Like, first you get it in the 1960s in some short stories and then you get it in

Clockwork Orange and then it's in Fear and Loathing. Three main references in the span of like three or four decades. And then as soon as the 2000s spin up, now of a sudden you're getting references. One of the first references in the 2000s is actually an episode of Scrubs. I think it was season three, episode 14 called My Screw Up. And in the background, there's a book that says adrenachrome. Like there's a medical book that apparently they have. They don't make a reference to it.

They don't acknowledge it. But here's the only other direct. name of Adrenachrome in media since Fear and Loading in Las Vegas. And then there's a call where Lewis C.K. calls up Donald Rumsfeld and ask him if he's a reptilian, if he drinks a dream of chrome. Yeah, he called in on Opie and Anthony. That was, so that was the other big mention of adrenachrome by name. And then the doctor's sleep movie is essentially a step up from Monster Zank, where they're

torturing kids and sucking some kind of like a steam, they call it, directly out of them. that it's on Dr. Phil in 2016. There's a movie named Adrenachrome in 2017. And then as soon as the 2020s hit when that Bulgarian News report, every single year it starts to ramp up to the point where now, every single seasons of the boys, for example, is referencing Adrenichrome by name because they're trying to tie this Starlight backstory with like a Q&on Pizza Gate angle.

But it just goes to show that originally you had Adrenichrome mentioned once every three decades, then once every decade to now it's being mentioned in all sorts. There's a show called The Slayers, the Penivariot with Michael Myers. He was mentioning that. The Watcher was another show that mentions Adrenichrome by name. The Daily Show has done it. There was a movie called Dashcam where it's all about harvesting a dreamichrome.

So like now it's it's pervasive and popular media and it's only going to get more and more announced. But the thing is what's happening is that it's muddying the waters because now that it's, like 99% of adrenachrome references are coming from TV shows and movies, and no one is citing these reports from the 30s to the 50s. That's done on purpose. It's like when Kanye goes on, Joe Rogan talks about how they made the Black Panther movies so people couldn't see Black Panther.

Do you see them do that all the time? They take something big and they suppress it. I forgot what the other thing they did that with. Frozen, so when you look up Frozen, you don't look at Walt Disney. of them there's also another one that where they just buried it dude just buried it so you couldn't find it cultural camouflage almost yeah cultural camouflage that's a great way to put it dude that's a great way to put it um is there what else do we got and what's black corona so here's one of the things that you can find in current medical research as just an interesting note because when you go down

some of these conspiracy rabbit holes that's like, oh, if you've got a black eye or if you wear red shoes, like all of these are indicators of a dream, you know, people using adrenochrome. Well, it turns out that some, some people use adrenaline eye drops for a various number of reasons, but they put a, you know, liquid adrenaline directly into their eyes. Oh my God. And what happens and or a adrenochrome semicarbizone is also used like a blood coagulant. When you put it in your eye, for some people, after a while it'll all start to decompose and after it turns pink and then red and then purple

it forms these black deposits that they literally have to go and like scrape off oh my god the end of your eye because what happens is that the adrenachrome decomposes into like this black melanin like pigment I don't believe it's actual melanin but it turns into like a black pigment that's it gets scraped off so here's another coincidence where people try and link black eyes symbolism to adrenachrome. Here's a scientific link that might not be like an apple to apple here, but it's a black eye syndrome. Another one, too, that I've never seen brought up anywhere.

In 1963, there was a study done where they were putting adrenachrome directly on neurons and it was causing brain tissue to, and I'm using a quote from the scientific report, explode. that they would put adrenachrome from brain tissue they would start to contort, convulse, and then the neurons would explode from a drenachrome. So that, again, that sounds even cooler

than some of the claims that people are making that you could like spray adrenochrome on someone's brain and their brain would explode. Jeez, I'm surprised that's not a weapon. Yeah. Yeah. Right. But it's also like, how do... Just put in a squirt gun, you know? How do people discover this?

Like, I know it goes back to the 30s, but like... Oh, dude, people in medicine have no scruples. They test, I mean, especially before a recent time. I mean, even now, but, you know, for in the past, like, people in medicine were just, you know. Well, this is an easy question to answer. It doesn't even take that long. So they found it because they were, again, a Scottish right was trying to find a cure for dementia, schizophrenia. So they started analyzing the blood of schizophrenic patients.

And that's when they determine that Schizophrenc patients have a higher level of adrenochrome the non-schizophrenic. That's when it got on the radar. And just again, to the harp on the like poor people versus rich people dynamic of all this, the whole reason that the Scottish right or anyone else cared about dementia precox

is because Precocs essentially means like early onset dementia. If grandpa gets dementia when he's like 70 or 80, it's kind of like, yeah, that's what happens to old people. You know, they get a. certain age and they start to lose their mind, there's no real cure for it. But if it happens to the 20 year old that you're going to leave your empire to and your 20 year old starts acting like a 70 year old with dementia, now you're concerned because where am I going to, what's my legacy going to be?

Who am I going to pass all my wealth and my land and my companies to if my 20 year old or my 30 or my 40 year old is having dementia? So now it was like, we can't necessarily solve this and it's affecting rich people. You could be a king. You could have all the money in the world. And if your progeny starts to develop signs of schizophrenia or as they called a dementia precox, now like your legacy is at risk. And that is, that is the main reason that I think it got funding at all. It was like rich people's progeny and their legacies are going to die if we can't find a solution for this. And that's where they just got this enormous amounts of money to do the research. And then they discover the connection of schizophrenia and adrenicrome. And everything flows.

out of that. Crazy. I'm going to ask you something as we wrap it up here that's kind of off topic. Dave Wilcox, where it is, he ended his life. What are your thoughts on that? Because it kind of fits into this whole thing that's going on with aliens and space and new technology and plasma. What are your...

I'm super biased on this. this a I mean off the bat I'm not necessarily subscribed to everything that David Wilcock ever put out but I've been watching him for at least 20 years like I've I can dig up old documentaries where he was talking about Illuminati and aliens that go back I loved above majestic again I'm not gonna say I'm gonna recommend it to everyone when it comes to like was it did he do it was he pushed to do it was it like a in you know cover up I I am incredibly biased on this too.

I mean, just two days or three days ago on the anniversary of Oklahoma City, I did a three-hour interview with the wife of Terrence Yiki, who was the first responder, who also was claimed to have killed himself, but it was like under the most suspicious circumstances. So if like you do not have to twist my arm to get me to open up to the idea of something that was claimed to be a suicide, but was actually someone being taken out because they weren't saying the right thing. But I don't really know what to think about Wilcock because I didn't necessarily believe what he said anyways. So I don't know if I saw the harm in letting him continue to say whatever he wanted to say.

Do you think there's anything to all these scientists disappear? 100%. Do you remember in the late 90s, early 2000s, where when the anthrax scares were getting real big? Yes. It was the most dangerous time in history to be a microbiology. that you were going to drive off the edge of a cliff on accident, that you were going to fall asleep and get carbon monoxide poisoning, your Cessna was going to go down.

Like we've seen this pattern constantly where like all of the specialists in a niche field just collectively, it's like they all got the urge to dance, except they're all getting the urge to drive off cliffs and shoot themselves. And it's, do you, do you believe if you had to guess why they're all turning up, missing or dead. What do you think?

I just think that it's easier to control a narrative if there's no voices of dissent and everyone's a sycophant to it. And also, again, tinfoil hat firmly back on my head here, I do believe that something like the V2K, the voice to skull technology exists and that maybe targeted harassment, targeted individuals, I think there's a version of that that could be real. And if you got the right person on the right day that you're just hitting them with horrible messages. I mean to say mk ultra research that's a psychic driving that was proven to have very significant impacts that dr. you and Cameron would just play negative or positive messages the people over and over again if you can do that from a distance which you definitely can because that technology has been around for at least

four or five decades and if you were to just beam a negative thought into someone's head constantly again, I don't, I'm not going to say that I think that happened in any specific situation, but I think the technology exists, the resources exist, and the willpower for someone to do that exists. So like, Gray's law is kind of like if, if all of the ingredients, like, if the cops were to pull you over, right? And they didn't necessarily catch you breaking into a house, but you got like a cat burglar mask and you got like bolt cutters and like you have all of the ingredients to do that crime. Like, they're bringing your ass to jail. So like, I kind of feel that if that's the

barrier for whether or not someone's up to something, then you can kind of amalgamate from that. I think it's like a scare tactic. You want to come out and be a whistleblower? You'll be the 12 missing scientist. Keep talking. 12, though, dude? They're at 11, right, Johnny? Isn't it 11?

They're not even, I mean, some of them aren't even. They're just doing research. I mean, admitted to doing research. It's just so crazy to go, yeah, they're killing them off because of this, this and this. You're like, but what is that? Why are they doing? that. I mean, what are they trying to hide? Well, I mean, I have a pretty concrete opinion about it. I think, I mean, if you look at it, they're all engaged in either talking about or, I mean, it's, it's,

the start, a picture is starting to come together that they have had these craft and in order to make them not subject to FOIA and to get them in the hands of the people with real power. They've given them to private companies. That's what one of the senators who talked about, about this regularly said the other day is that he thinks that they're in the hands of private companies now and they control the research on this and how it's being meted out publicly and then how it's being used and i think there's you know if you want to if you want to threaten that their hold their monopoly on that tech then then you know you do it at your own peril also it's like how you know you pay all this money to have research and

develop technology and then they develop something and maybe they don't want that developed. That's what I'm saying. Free energy, all that stuff. Yeah, that's what it is. Yeah. Unbelievable. Like those water cars? The car that runs on water. Yeah. How many people die? How many people

have died on those water cars? Yeah, do not invent a car that runs home water. Or do it and don't tell anybody. Just keep it at your house. You fill your own car up before you go anywhere. You don't got to tell you, tell you home. Tell me and Sam we'll keep it quiet. That's the seven bucks for now. Contact XG.

He would love to know about your water bill. You know me and Sam would somehow tell everybody. Sam will tell it on a podcast. I run my mouth. On the premium. No, I keep secrets, dude. Paranoid. Great show.

One more time. Tell them where they can find you. Go to Paranoidamerican.com. I've been publishing original comic books and little chick-track-style pamphlets and graphic novels and anything else that you can imagine that is conspiracy theory related. I've got it there. Chaos Twins. We even got the Chosen Wan comic that's got

Sam on the I think I've got like 30 of these left. So these will be collector's items. How is Juan? Juan's doing great. He got big into flat earth now. He's like a big flat earther. Okay. Okay. Is he still podcasting? No, he's creating compounds because of like this

flat earth thing going on. I mean you'll pop in the comments once in a while, but the dude is making compounds. What do you mean by compounds? Chemical or building? Like housing compounds. Like flattening Earth and preparing for, I don't know what's to come. All right.

I want to hear about it. I want to buy a compound so bad because right now the only people of compounds are autistic billionaires. Yeah. Can you imagine if the people who repopulated Earth were just the people who could have underground bunkers right now? Part of me thinks that's what aliens are. Just the autistic ones survived. Well, wait, you don't have you that, I mean, I have us for BS, but did you, that one scientist, that girl that got off. That's her whole, I mean, you know, there are other people saying this too, but there's this, she thinks that the ET are these two, it's not just her, there are two versions of humanity from alternate futures, possible, like 47,000 years in the future and like 50,000 years in the future. And they're all autistic?

Well, I mean, they would be if they were descended from Elon Musk. Yeah, 100. Because she says they survived the cataclysm, and they're coming back now to have some effect on. trying to get some hot chicks. They're like two alternate futures. One where there's like China takes over and one where there's like nuclear apocalypse or something and the whole world. Oh, which one do we want? Well, I mean, the nuclear apocalypse is the world repopulated by Elon, so you decide. So it's either autistic Asians or autistic Elons? Yeah.

Is that the one, is she the one that went missing in the woods on a hike? No. No, she's the one that. She's in a bunch of podcasts. They sit you off herself. Oh, okay. So it's either autistic Chinese. her autistic

Elon Musk. That's the future. That's according to that theory as I understand it. I haven't, you know, watched all of it. It's a very long. Okay.

It's a autistic boots stomping on the human face forever. Yeah. Yeah. These, my kid's autistic. Well, she becomes a leader. She might be the leader. I'm getting her ready.

I mean, we're getting ninja ready. Or it's the people that from Mars who repopulate, you know, that Elon sends to the first freaks that are willing to go fly to Mars and say goodbye to family. You see, they want to send a hot chick to Mars? You're like, can we send a fatty?

Yeah, are you trying to start the first war on Mars? That's somebody who can actually not eat for a while and survive. All right. Paranoid. Where can they find you? Paranoid American.com. Paranoid American on all social media networks. Great show. As always, you know, we're going to get this comic book done.

I'm telling you right now, dude, I'm very excited about. Go check it out. Chaos Twins. Links there. We're going to get the GoFundMe going and we will be. No, it's not GoFundMe. Which one are we doing? Kickstarter.

Kickstarter going and it will be done by tomorrow. I promise you. Put my name on it. All right, dude, as always a pleasure to talk to you. And let's break down the episode. All right, guys, what did you think? Paranoid American, one of my favorite people. He's cool.

We love him. Dude, I'm glad we got news on the comic is actually going to go down. You promised. You promised. Tomorrow. It's going down. tomorrow. On your words.

Stop being an asshole. It's going down tomorrow, dude. I thought that was an interesting conversation. Yeah. Very well researched on his part. I give him a lot of... I'm sorry, sorry. Go on.

No, it's interesting to me because he seems to be of two minds about it also, right? Like, he can't quite decide how much of it is based in reality and how much of it is. Well, he would be like, so then I research it and it's true. Right. It's like, okay, so at some point we got to go, maybe this is what we think it is, but I can understand that there is this sciop done to make everybody afraid of the world. Yes. So it's like there's just demons and reptilians everywhere all the time.

And it's just like, again, I've said this before. I would rather live in an extremely paranoid society that gets things wrong than live in a community. a community of sheeple that just accepts everything that these fucking elites tell them. What the sheeple are happier? What? What if they're happier? They're like the guy with a stake. I don't know if they're happier?

No, I'm saying, what if you're happier just not knowing and let him, you know, go back to sleep America? I mean, does it look like that with the Antifa people? They're just deep-throating sciops. To me, those aren't the ones that you're talking about. To me, it's people like our parents, you know, who have no idea of all these conspiracies. I understand that. I'm not trying to come at you. I know that sounded like that.

I'm not, yeah, that's a great point. But also the... I'm just asking a question. I'm not expressing an opinion. No, no, I'm with you. I think the game was different then. I think they didn't know a lot because they were setting up this time we're in now.

I mean, my sister's like that. She doesn't know me about any of the shit, dude. She's living her life. And they don't care. My sister, there's people that I know that I try to like, hey. Okay. Did your sister get the shot, Johnny?

No. Okay. So she is somewhat... But not because of any of that. Nothing? No, she just was not like, she's like, I'm not doing that. Well, I mean, that, that infers a little bit of research. A little bit.

You're being very generous, but I mean, I know. I mean, even if it's just like a scene in an Instagram or Facebook post. It wasn't, yeah, maybe. I'm not saying your sister is a conspiracy theorist. No, I mean, she has no idea about any of it. Dude, she doesn't even know from UFOs or like she could. Dude, legit. I'm not sure.

my sister could tell you who the vice president she couldn't tell you who the vice president is well that's comfortably numb then yeah that's what i'm saying that's what i'm asking you is comfortably numb a better state to be in then being activated and paranoid all the time i mean would you rather eat the steak that's exactly the question right yeah see but i think when you have kids it changes if you're saying if you're she has kids yeah i know but but as for me as for me the only reason i care is because i eventually want kids and i don't want my kids to have to deal with all this bullshit that's going on if i was a bachelor i didn't want kids i'm like dude i'm like dude i'm to die by the time this shit goes into play i'm 70 i'm 80 who fucking cares but also there's an

idea of what what the fuck can you do about it anyway that's another thing too yeah what are you going do about it no but but this is what i want to say about conspiracies it's not about changing it it's about understanding the games they're playing and not to play into it right like let's say your your nephew grows up johnny and he is a straight up sheep will he he Let's say your sister is a sheeple, right? And she's like, he's going to join the military to protect America. Like that's dangerous, right? Because they're not protecting America.

They're curb stomping brown people for their natural resources. So, I mean, that's where that comes to. A whole generation. I mean, there are plenty of people in my generation, I know, who are just lost that 9-11 mindset. Yeah. Yeah. So that's it, dude. I mean, like, if you go, Sam, would you rather?

you know, being able to take care of your family aside, right? Let's put that, because obviously I'm blessed that I've been able to take care of, you know, my kids, you know, Dana, her mom, all that stuff. Let's just put that aside, okay? And let's go spiritually, are you happier today than you were then? I'd say today I'm much more happier. Okay, now we're getting somewhere because to me, I'm definitely more knowledgeable and activated. I don't know if I could say I'm happier, knowing all those things.

It's a burden to me because, I mean, it makes me, I'm paranoid. I'm worrying a lot about. It's kind of like a horror film, Johnny. Yeah, sure. Like, do you want to be the person that everyone's disappearing, you decide to take a shower? Or do you want to know there's a killer out there?

It depends on if I survive or not, I guess. If I'm the person who is taking a shower the whole time. Does the guy who ever takes a shower ever survive? Nope. Yeah, sometimes there's the guy at the end who walks out. I was like, what happened? No, I don't know. You know, like that.

I want to be that guy. It's like, oh, Billy's dead. Billy's head fell off. Apparently, chicks with great tits love the shower when everyone goes missing. Yeah. I'll just take a shot. They just had the force to see to see your tits. Well, you can't do drugs or have sex in a horror movie.

You're dead. If you do any of those two things in the movie, you're dead. You have to. It's maddo. Have sex or you do drugs, you die. To be clear, though, my choices, I mean, obviously, it's to be... Shower with kids. The red pill.

But, you know, but I don't know if I would want to burden somebody else with that. You know, like a child or something. Well, Johnny, it also comes down to maybe this time is the most unique of times because it seems like they're making their move. Like, all this century of discussion, 100, 120 years. about what the elites wanted to do, seems to be cultivating to this one moment where they're trying to bring in digital ID.

They're destroying our dollar. They're trying to get our debt to $100 trillion so that they could just switch in digital currency. Yeah, I mean, would you have felt the same way when they were going off the gold standard, though? Probably. Oh, I would. Yeah, that's what I'm saying.

I mean, I think there's something like this in every generation where it's like Vietnam, gold standard, moon landing you know the Cold War like there's it all but we're a lot more there was the atomic crisis a lot of the cultural war was just starting then

it was like more outlaw shit than having your teacher welcome the hippie movement like yeah but again that was like that was kind of the beginning of it and it was like basic things like women should be able to have sex and just not feel like slots you're like

okay I'm cool with that French Revolution I mean, was that, was that the, I mean, I think if you would have felt, if you were alive then, you would have felt like it's all, this is, this is it right here. I guess maybe it's, it's kind of crazy. I just feel like each generation has to grapple with us on their terms. I agree, Johnny. Huntington Beach. My dates go to, I'm going to be a Huntington Beach. Austin, I'm shooting my special. Albuquerque.

The thousands of episodes sold out, but we might have an after party. I want to have an after party and then I realize I'm going to be so tired. Yeah, it's going to be, we wouldn't be making it until there to like 1230 at the after party. Maybe be like an informal thing. Like, Hey, go, let's go down the song. Or we do it the next morning. Fuck that. And everybody meet up?

No, not morning. Like afternoon meet at the bar, everyone meet up. Or, yeah. Let's go for a hike, like a nature. No, I don't want to go hiking. A nature trail around the lake where all these single boys are getting killed. Let's see. Let's do a, uh, would you be in Austin and,

extra day just to have like a next day meet up when everyone's kind of rested and if the answer is enough people saying yes yeah which is of the 240 people there we could go to the barbecue joint or something we could all go to red band's place hang out list some music yeah yeah because it's a thursday so that it's a thursday so it'd be friday yeah staying there Friday hanging out Friday night Friday afternoon all right we'll think about it I'm done same Petersburg uh Lawrence Kansas Tulsa and then finally ending. Oh, we got Skank Fest in New Orleans and Austin. Premium contents on point.

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What? What does that mean? Those are mammies, yammy's. No, no, I mean, are you... I'm not really going to put pictures of me with chicks with big tits. I thought you'd been, like, archiving, like, a selection of a fan. Right now there's a fight on Instagram on who's my hottest fan. Some chicks, like, I want to be Sam's hottest fan.

This other chick's, like, I thought I was your hottest fan. I'm like, fight it out. Fight it out. Send nudes. Send nudes. We can't figure out who's sad hottest. Is it bad to ask for nudes? Well, if we're going to figure out.

figure out who's your hottest fan? Can I ask for nudes? I'm asking the jury. Are you allowed to ask for news? Yes. How are we going to judge who's the hottest one if we don't see nukes? Yeah, that's true. Thank you, lawyer. You did it. Xavier. There you got there. Good job. Mike Premium Content's Fire. We got whatever this is with Austin and Brad and then the Kurt and Sam experiment. That's great. Cash Daddies, that's fire. Go check that out, Johnny. Yes, it's a lovely community of like-minded folks who are just trying to to prepare for the eventual collapse of the economy. Do you like monies?

Do you like the monies? Go down. Chaos Twins talked about the whole show. That will be done. T-shirts. I got a new t-shirt I'm going to make, dude. It's a movie Sam is right, and it's just me. Sam was right, just me on a throne with a fucking crown.

What's that girl coming on, Ropen Sim? So funny. Yeah, when is she get to come on, Johnny? Um, I, I've, go up a little bit. Go up. Just message me the other day. Uh, so we're, we're talking about it. Yep, all these cool shirts. I got new ones coming, guys. I'm constantly putting out new ones. Uh, hydrogen, brown gas, chemical free body. I take it all the time. Harley Ray. We love them. Uh, candles, crystal, sage. Uh, John Staley, Joe Staley, get in shape. He keeps trying with me.

I'm a fat fuck. Emf rocks. Pometheus. Uh, um, If you want a decentralized website, Brain Supreme. Off. I'm off this week. Off this week. Go check that out. Real quick, go to see. Go to you.

My new special, my new crowd work special is about to drop. Guys, for you guys, for you guys, like, why is it always crowdwork? This is just bonus shit. I'm shooting my new special in May. This is just bonus because I'm good at it. It's a fire 35 minutes. Fire 35 minutes. If the thumbnail doesn't say fire, I know what's done.

Should I change the time? Because that's East Coast. Should I change it to 10 or noon? If you premiere it, it means you're going to have a chat room. You know that, right? Yeah, I think that's a bad time. Okay, so I'll go change the time. What time do you think would be best?

noon? Two? Like 7 p.m. At night? No, you know, what? What day of the week is it? You want to drop it on. I think it's on a Friday?

Should put it after work then. Okay. You know, anybody who works is not going to watch. Let's see what May 2nd is. What day is that? Friday's not a great time of drop. May 2nd is a Saturday. Yeah, you see podcast like the best time to drop is like during drive time.

Like after when people get home from work. So what? 5 p.m. I don't know if this is the same as that. You know what I think would be the best idea for you to drop it on Tuesday after doom scrolling? Send them over there. Come like, hey guys. Yeah.

I mean, that's not a bad idea. But it will be coming out, guys. go check it out at Sam Tripoli. Yeah, I'm just going to put it on Saturday. I'll do 5 p.m. Eastern. You guys can watch it and then you can still go. It's only 35 minutes. Then go check out our YouTube channel.

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See if anyone has it. My favorite website. No. Ubuntu? Ubuntu. That's like a... Up Yourbut.com. We could get that if we really wanted it.

So we look up white nword.com? What? Yenword.com. Yeah, go to Yemword.m.com. Check that out. We know where that's going. Yeah, we do know where that's going. So you know what I'm going to do, dude?

When I get really old and I wrap it up, I'm going to see who is the greatest white M word out there. And I'm going to gift them, the URL. Oh, that's such a gift. I'm going to have a competition. and who's the number one wigger out there. And they're going to have to compete. And then I have to prove that they're going to use it. And that I'm going to give away.

Is it? They're going to be like a final, like a March Madness style tournament? Because people, you paid a lot of money for that. I did, I did. What if it's a celebrity, like Kid Rock or something wins? What? Could it be a celebrity that wins? A celebrity could get, too, if he's the most white M word out there.

I want to say the word, but I don't want him to have to spend time. Yeah. There's more work, buddy. What else? That's about it, guys. So enjoy these highlights. Okay, no, remember we got to say, okay, hey, there's a thing we recorded before. Okay, here we go. Okay. Three. All right, before we get into that, we record some. No, not before we leave. Before we leave. Before we leave, okay. Before we leave to the highlights, we recorded something with the paranoid American at the beginning of the show.

It's a wonderful cartoon. We show most of it. We didn't show the whole thing, but it's a cartoon about Norm MacDonald and some really sage advice he gave about stand-up comedy. So enjoy it. All right. Hey, guys, we're in the outro here,

but Sam had a video you wanted to play, and Paranoid American has joined us to watch it. He stayed on. Yeah. Here we go. This is a video made by a fan taking a portion of a little interview that Norm McDonald did, but it's done so well.

If you're listening at home, you can still hear it. But if you watch it, you're going to love this. Here we go. Yeah, try it. In 2016, I made a recording of Norm MacDonald. I didn't really understand it at the time. But when I heard he died just a few years later, I went back and listened to it again.

I'm rolling. Does anybody have a cigarette? I'm not going to light it. I just want to hold it to calm me down. Thank you. If a guy's really convinced of an afterlife, then life becomes more and more trivial, you know? You don't spend your days denying the catastrophe to come. When I was just starting out in comedy, I met a guy named Sam Kinnison.

He never made the mistake that a lot of entertainers do, which is to try to figure out what the audience wants to hear. You suck. Please don't. Those guys are always the best. The ones untethered to this world. They're a little bit closer to heaven than all the rest of us. And Sam took me under his wing on it. And now your host, the weasel.

Hey, bye. Let's get this party started. Kenneth said, told me, There's two ways to write a joke. One, you do it like Jerry Seinfeld. What's the deal with life cereal? Why don't we call it, odies, squirries? You take a little thing like corn flakes, and you make it big,

and treat it with the utmost importance. Oh no, this is much bigger than that. This is life, I tell you. But the other way to do it, the better way is you take a very, very important thing and do the opposite. Either way, it juxtaposes the absurd with the profound, and that dissonance is art. Norm McDonnell.

I told me that changed my whole comedy. You know, with Hitler, the more I learn about that guy, the more I don't care for him. Okay, you've ended there, there's going to be some singing. Get us in a preacher, you know. Spirit of God! I've screamed at God at the top of my lungs! That's where I got that wide. When he died, he'd finally quit drugs.

He got hit hit on him by a fucking guy that was all stone. It was very ironic. He got out of the car, he walked around. Sam, are you all right? And he said to his friend, Carl LeBow, he goes, I'm fine, I'm fine. Internally he was bleeding, but he looked fine. And then he says, why, why now, why now?

You know, now he's talking to God. And then he smiles and he goes, it's okay, it's okay, it's okay. And then lies down and dies. So maybe you don't think there's Jesus Christ, but you gotta know there's God. And people like Kynaston, even when they die, they live forever.

Yeah, for Sam. Oh, wow, it's Billy Joe Schamer. He's a great singer. He's a great singer. I don't want him to say. Okay, sorry, paranoid. You had to go through that, but. That was wonderful.

That was wonderful, right? I didn't know any of that. I didn't know Sam Kinnison was a preacher. I don't know any of that back story. That was awesome. Yeah, you should watch a story on them. It's absolutely amazing. That animation, too, I mean, that was top-level animation.

Like, I get jealous when I see really good animation, and that was top tier. All right, so we have XG trying to figure out the computer still. All right, I hope you enjoyed that. We all got a lot from them. Enjoy these highlights. Here's a clip from the latest broken sim. My theory is, and this is possible, I'm not saying what happened, but it is a theory that they learned from COVID that they have to get rid of anybody that could possibly speak out against the Psiop.

Oh, interesting. So they're taking all, yes, I am psychic. Thank you, local celebrity, Steve Lafayette, okay? That they are eliminating anyone that could come out and say, this is total bullshit. It's a total lie. Okay. So that's why they're offing these people, because these are the people who work directly with it that could say something. And they learned, they learned from COVID that they got to get rid of the, quote, unquote, experts who could push back.

One of these people who... What do you think of that, Johnny? No, I totally buy it. Yeah. Sure. I mean, it makes it... We've been feeling for a while now that they're ramping up to something, right? Like that the pressure is building.

We feel like it's like, you know, a tea kettle on the stove. And it's just a... It's coming, dude. Yeah, it's coming. So... We get all the cool shit, Johnny. We get World War III. We get Armageddon.

We get nuclear war. We get Project Bluebeam. we get a depression I mean my God how lucky are we bring it all I think the draft starts at 5 p.m. Pacific if you're asking may you live in interesting times so one of

those people is is this this woman oh yeah dude this chick told a crazy story dude her name is Amy Eskridge now I'll just play her name was

yeah her name was Amy Eskridge now she was engaged in openly in anti-gravity research antigratumulsion I'll just I have three clips here this is the first I'll play

now she did turn up dead and unalived herself according to what was reported the more we dig into this story the more we find after urging from the White House the FBI and other agencies do you think she bleaches her behole you're an animal

One of them is Alabama-based scientist Amy Eskridge. She was openly studying anti-gravity technology when she died in 2022. Her death was deemed a suicide by a self-inflicted gunshot wound, but she warned friends ahead of time that her life could be in danger. She spoke daily with Frank Milburn, a former British intelligence officer, about the threats she was getting. And he believes she was murdered for her work. Is that a little weird, by the way? I thought that, did you bump on that at all? Like, she spoke daily to a former British intelligence officer.

Yeah, that's not good. That doesn't help. Yeah. That doesn't help. I don't believe that she killed a cell. I just can't because I spoke to her four hours before. And she told me time and time again, I'm not going to commit suicide. I am not going to have an accident.

If there's something suspicious about it. How do you know if you're going to have an accident? Yeah, that's good point. Yeah, that's good point. message he received from escrowed May 13. Okay, so this, I'll just read this. They've already said the word a few times. We got away with it a couple weeks ago.

Hopefully we're getting away with it now. Oh, by the way, this is from Amy to that guy. If you see any report that I married myself, I most definitely did not. If you see any report that I OD'd myself, I most definitely did not. If you see any report that I offed anyone else, I most definitely did not. And then, you know, not long after. Well, it's also that they can be used. using this to to push the SIE up even more.

Entirely, I mean, yeah, we've been on the front lines of this and we've been kind of. We have been on the front lines, guys. And yeah, we're front liners. But you know what I mean? You get pulled in wrong direction sometimes when you're right on it. You know, you're trying to track things as they're happening. Yeah, Johnny, we're trying to solve crimes in the dark here. So she is a proponent of an idea.

I'll just play a couple of clips from her. she would do podcasts and talk about the things she was working on. Here's something very interesting. It's been independently discovered four other times. He said it has been suppressed every single fucking time. What is it? My Instagram account? I think they're talking about anti-gravity.

Yeah, anti-gravity here. I thought she's talking about our YouTube channel. Dude, that would be great. We should do that. She's like, listen, Sam Tripoli's YouTube channel is so suppressed. We should do an truth on that. She's dead, but it would be funny if we did an AI where it made it like she was talking about Sam Tripoli's YouTube. Sam Tripoli's YouTube channel.

It's been independently discovered four other times. Oh, well, no. Yeah. He said, right. Yeah, that's about as many new subscribers as we get four different times. And he said, I don't think they're going to suppress it this time. He said, I think you're in the clear. he said they obviously know about you because I've had multiple

Are she got those like DVDs behind her? I think they're books well on the bottom yeah those no I think they're books Yes yeah I think they're books just then some of those no those are books Various agency affiliations whatever he was like if if you haven't had a US government agent come to you and say stop shut the fuck up stop shut the fuck up stop shut fuck up. If that hasn't happened, they're going to let you do it. They're waiting. There are SSP motherfuckers that are fucking twiddling their thumbs. Like, is Amy not going to publish soon? God, we've been influencing this bitch forever. Doesn't she know we want her to publish?

Jesus. Like, there's multiple people doing that right now. And on the other side of the fence, By the way, I hate to be disrespectful, but she looks like she's having Coke drip right now. Yeah, she's got that energy, doesn't she's on uppers or something? She's have that. Uh-huh. Yeah, now she is eating, I will say. You see later that she's eating. So it's possible that it's just that.

But yeah, I got, she's definitely got speed energy for sure. Parties looking at each other like, didn't we tell this bitch three years ago that we kill people for this? Is she not listening? What is she doing? she's still doing it what we told her we were going to kill her three years ago so i have these two like i have these two different scenarios floating constantly in my life where i have people being like do it do it do it you're the one do it and then i have multiple people people being like they're going to kill you so that's super super interesting to me yeah super interesting what's your

what do you think of that like the idea that some people who would know are saying Like, yeah, you're good if nobody's, and then, because she says this thing, right? She's like, if they haven't told you, they're going to off you, you're good. And then she says, they have told me, they're going to off me. Yeah, I mean, I can't believe a chick can tell story. That's unbelievable. I've never heard of that before. But I've never heard of a woman who can't tell you a straight story.

That's unbelievable. If money, if words cost money, women would file bankruptcy every day. So then she shares this idea. of what ET is, what extraterrestrials are. Oh, yeah, dude. This is wild. Well, so the ultra-terrestrials, I'll just tell you. The ultra-terrestrials, I think, have you heard of the P-52s and the P-47?

I love the P-52s. You know what that is. Come if you want to. Come about the world. No, that's Rome. Rome if you want to. Oh. Rome if you want to.

Rome around the world. The B-52s, yeah. They were great, dude. Great band. Great band. She's saying P-52s. Oh, different band. They're us from the future.

They're from here. They are you. They are me. They're from here. from the future. P-47 is present plus 47,000 years. Whoa. P-52 is present plus 52,000 years.

So they're five years apart. And basically there's a calamity. A thousand years. Right. So there's like an apocalypse scenario in the near future. 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. 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. This is only the beginning. Dude, you just blew my mind.