Hidden Oil, Lost Technology & the Battle for Your Mind

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1:01Come closer, my child. Well, family, we're all here today. Once again, I'm your host, JT. And we also got Brian, the deeminerator. What's going on, Brian? Oh, nothing much. It's time to be alive and kick in and talk about weird stuff. And we've got a Ron T. Nighthart. What's going on, Aaron? What's up, y'all? Happy to be here. Okay, before we get into the show, like the full show, Brian, I've got a question for you. Where are you at on your hammer skills? Bro, I haven't even had a second. My car died in LA in the hood. Next to Skid Row. Did I say that? That was a couple of weeks ago that wasn't it? It was, no, it was like a, I guess so. But then I had to go pick it up.

2:01Before the hammer challenge came up, you know what? Bro, so I haven't been able to go places. I've been carless. It's been a bit of a trick. He's had a couple bad dreams since then, man. It's been a trick. I just got my car back, though, finally. You know, this is early spoilers for this episode because we're going to get into the depths of the human psyche. We're going to talk about some psychology. And I feel like I know how to work, Brian, over. It's reverse psychology. I'm going to talk about my college. You work good on Brian because the main reason why he has not mastered the hammer trick is because I told him I thought he could do it. Yeah, that's what we asked about the crystal skull. And we said, no way, Brian, you ain't sculpting crap. And then was it the very next episode? He's doing it right in front of us. What do you think, Aaron? I think you're on to something. Yeah. But now you might be. But maybe you want to be to say that. So I'm going to say right now, Brian, the reason you haven't practiced is because you have and you can't. You can't.

3:01I haven't. I haven't tried. But now you're now you're calling you out. Okay. Now you're now you're now it's a little bit bothering me. So you also can't take out a polar bear with a sword with a sword specifically. I mean, I think you should use a spear more than a sword. With any weapon, actually, you know what? I take that back. You can do it. I don't want you to try. I don't want to be saying it's one one less co-host here. So please, please don't take on any polar bears or chimpanzees or any other wild animals for that matter. It's all right. So we've got some interesting news. Did you guys hear that Mitch McConnell is back in the world? Mitch McConnell is back in the Senate and he appears to be doing great. Here's a shot of Mitch the other day. Are you feeling good, Mitch? Good.

4:01Give us a thumbs up. What is going on here? I didn't play the whole video because it's a little bit longer but like day take him out of his house. Okay, whole massive crew of people taking Mitch McConnell out in a wheelchair. They roll him up into that handicap van or whatever and then they some guy comes over and puts his seat belt on him. Do this is like straight up weekend at Bernie's stuff. I mean, and it's so sick because this is not like the first time this stuff has happened. It's like, you know, what we had famously John McCain. He was like the one deciding vote on whether Obamacare would be repealed and he voted like when he's like days away from his death from like terminal brain cancer, right? He votes. They wield a dying fine finestein into the Senate to vote on something. And then who was the other one recently where they also did that where it was just totally.

5:04Gosh, there was another senator. They just did that too. I've escaped me at the time but this is a joke. This is absolute joke. You guys remember who that was? I don't know. No, but it reminds me of the singer that we were talking about a few weeks ago who's just like on the hook for good and he's like up on stage and Valentin. But yeah, Frankie Valley. Frankie Valley. Valley. At least he could stand. Yeah, he was like he was kind of doing a mind show basically almost kind of like was he even singing or was. No, oh, heck no, he wasn't singing. He was barely even moving his lips. But it's sad. It's sad, but it's also like you're seeing on full display. Once you become a puppet. Or a mouthpiece. She literally become a person. Other people you are literally you're going to be a puppet until the day that you die. And I would imagine there's some sort of reckoning that they're all aware of that's going to take place when they when they decide that they're they're done participating.

6:12So he's probably like no, I'm I'm in guys. Don't worry. I'm still in and so I'm like okay. You know, he said he's in that that's more likely than him actually sang on man. It's like. But yeah, I talked to him. He's totally cool with it. Yeah, like it was don't worry. He's going to get him dressed and he's going to be down there. Yeah, he's a okay. I mean, it's really. He looks like a lizard in that in that photo video. He just look like a lizard like a lizard. Well, yeah, well, yeah, famed mouth like Mitch McConnell's always kind of look like a turtle. He always called the Mitch McTertel. Yeah, he was like a turtle. But the other one I guess I was thinking of was just Biden. Biden clearly totally demented. Just gets totally confused. He's trying to like shake people's hands who are not there. He's just goes in and out of like. Like a conscious thought to just talk and random like he's he's waving to people who are not there. And then everybody's saying, oh, he's sharp as a tack. He's never been sharper than this. And I was like, well, you know, he was really never that bright.

7:14But he is clearly lost his fastball. And they just gaslight us like crazy saying. Yeah, he's fine. He's fine. And it said and it took all the way up until he debated Trump that one time where he was just not even there. Just making nonsensical points. You know, I'll I'll share something that like I've noticed, you know, because like Dylan with praying for a lot of people that have a lot of sickness and a lot of disease and a lot of demonic possession. One of the weird ones that I've dealt with is is is all timers, right? It wore dementia, demon, dementia. Okay. Yeah. And it's a really weird one. But because it's it is there's an element of it that's demonic, but then there's an element of it that is like I've come to realize that it's it's it's almost like what happens to you if you continue to neglect your reality, you will get dementia.

8:15Like it's it's more than just it's more than just a thing that happens to just certain people. What happens is if your mind is in a state of neglecting your reality, then you it's like God gives you what you want. And you will eventually lose your reality. It's like it's like you've spent your whole life being controlled by someone and then guess what you will be you'll be controlled or you will just be a puppet at the end of your life just an empty void. And I've noticed this pattern and it's a lot of it has to do with like how we if we don't live our lives utilizing our mind. But yet rather stay in the state of. I don't know whatever puppeting narrative we want to believe in it creates that condition. It's really sad, but yeah, it's crazy. For sure. I mean, that's why people died after they lose their purpose, right? Like the people they they work.

9:1750 years and then they retire and then they die like the next week. It's like as because we are meant to do things. We're meant to move forward. And it's funny as we talked about that in the afterglow a lot. It's about like in that we will talk about this in like the psychology angle to it's like that. The psychology is trying to get people either like they're all stuck in their past. And they're in their past is preventing their present time from from flourishing because your present time flourishes when you are going forward. It's always about forward movement. Jesus says when you put your hands to the plow, don't look back. You you endure to the end. And then that's who's saved. And so then you see these people like that. Jesus said let the dead bury the dead. Right. Yeah. He's saying like I don't I don't got time for people who don't have time to come with me right now. And so like a Mitch McConnell though. I mean obviously when you're talking about medical medical conditions like that. Who knows what's happened to this guy. I mean, but he's like been lobotomized basically because you know when people have like traumatic like a stroke or something like that.

10:21It takes a minute to get back even if you do get back at all. And then so these guys being like on their back for like months. I mean, of course, if you dealt with you know elder care with someone in your family. Like the fact that somebody is bedridden and does not move. Like you know what I mean? Like your body starts to atrophy quick. And you get bed sores and you get all these other things. And if you can't use your mind because you're incapable because of like a brain issue. Well dang there's like there's massive cognitive issues. But I mean, I don't know. I guess this is exposed as the whole thing not that anybody in this audience is unaware. These scientists don't do anything. These people are are actors. They're puppets. And so who actually decides who they're going to vote for? Like what bills are going to pass? It's not them. It's their staffs. It's the people who are their biggest donors. And then you just see what a farce it is. It's like the idea that Biden in a very limited mental capacity is leading the free world.

11:25You know like sell that to somebody who's who's completely you know the who wants to buy a bridge in Brooklyn. Like nobody believes that. And you see that and you're like. I think what Aaron was saying a couple weeks ago maybe was even last week. It's just that they don't even care anymore. There was a time where like they the siop was a little more clever. You know what I mean? You know what I mean? Where you'd almost have to look like you know the Charlie day skit where you have all the all the pins on the board and you have to draw these conspiracies because they were more subtle. So then you look like you look like a crazy person trying to like put all the pieces together. But now it's just like. Now we don't care. Just wheel them out there. Hill vote for what we want to and then we can wheel them back into it. Yeah. And they go wheel them back back into his home. Yeah. It's sad to see. I mean, I know you've got some people that are in the camp of they did this to themselves. You know, these are the wages of sin. And they wouldn't necessarily be wrong. I mean, these senators, they know what they know what they're doing. They know what they they know what they're doing. They know what they've been doing. They know the decision that they've made.

12:33And if they didn't know it at first, they've learned over the years, like they've had many, many chances to comprehend who they've gotten into bed with and what they're doing. But it's still sad to see that happening to anybody. I agree. I agree. What's almost like that somebody who's in Hollywood has sold their likeness. Right. So then they can use them on all different ads. Like that's what looks like something happened where it's like. I don't care if you're not capable of doing it. Like you've sold your likeness to me. And now I'm going to use you for this vote. Yeah. So it's like this person actually has no note. They have no agency in this anymore. I mean, obviously they did. And as we talked about before and maybe we'll have to dig up that clip. That clip of Stan Lee. We talked about this before. When he's at some. Yeah, he's at some comic book show or something. You can clearly tell he's like he's he's at the last day. He didn't want to be there. And he just he just wanted to go home. And you can imagine like if somebody who's in their 80s, who's not in well health.

13:37That's got to be very taxing. I mean, you can imagine we go to some of these conventions and stuff. They read there for all day. And it's probably multiple days. He just wants to go home and find a comfortable chair. Thank you very much, sir. Now you're are you ready to give a riveting speech? You're going to change lives. I thought I was finished with that. What do I have to do now? Never ever over. You what? I said I thought I was finished. But apparently I'm not. What we're done. We'll get out of here. Now what do I do here? Same thing. Talk about you. We'll make to some new new questions, but I don't have the yes you will. Yes. You can. And they're like, nah, you're not you're not going. You're like, isn't he the boss? Yeah, he's not the boss. I mean, that's what's clear when I clip. And I want to shift gears though. I want to talk about once again.

14:50The impending robot apocalypse. Check this out. AI is going to kill us. It should be USAI not Chinese AI. Listen, they're going to be killer robots. I'd rather they be American killer robots than not Chinese killer robots. Oh, thank God. Oh, for a minute there. I thought the robot that was killing me and my family was a Chinese robot. As long as Terminator is wearing Wranglers and a Bass Pro Shops hat. As long as my killer robot is listening to Morgan Wallen as my skull gets crushed by a T800. At least I'll see made in USA on the bottom of its foot. These killer robots are going to be built for tough. As you breathe your last breath and you feel the cold Montana breeze. You look into the cold BDIs of that AI killer robot. Let your last word be freedom. Freedom is born here. Starts here. And it ends here.

15:52Humanity may go extinct, but think of the jobs. Skynet, but it gets a $7 billion chips act subsidy. We are going to reshore the apocalypse. Ted doesn't want to prevent judgment day. He wants to make it an American holiday. It's funny you want to bring killer robots into America. Ted, remember when you fled America for Mexico when there was a thunderstorm in Texas? China might build the machine that exterminates humanity. Oh, yeah? Not if we exterminate humanity first. Last one to human extinctions, a rotten egg. Congratulations, America. We're going to win the race to lose the human race. Let freedom ring. That was pretty good. See, like he's as humor in that, which is, you know, what that was funny. But like these, these politicians, they're not saying that stuff for, for, it's not a bit. It's not just like a clip for them. Like they don't, they don't mince their words like that. Like they're telling us what's going on.

16:54Like that's not, that's not, that's not a random accidental conversation. And the thing is is like, they'll say something like that. And instead of it being, because dude, 20 years ago, that would have been a headline. He would have been right. I thought that's the interesting part about it is that I saw that real. And of course, I just dug it up for one. I did think it was funny. But for two, I didn't even hear that Ted Cruz said that about he would rather have killer American robots and killer Chinese robots. What? But here's the deal though. What does that tell you about the state of our world that we think that's funny? The fact that they, they've moved the needle so far that we're just like, well, we know it's coming somehow. So that's pretty funny. It's like, man, that shouldn't be funny. Like that should be. But I agree with you. That was a funny clip. Like that was hilarious. What that dude did with that is hilarious.

17:56But the fact that we've got politicians talking that boldly about our annihilation. You don't want your robot to talk like this. You don't want your robot here to kill you. Okay. Tell them. You're going to be an inside job to end you fully really bad. Okay. Kill you. The reeds are going to create a vagina. The reeds are coming to kill you with a robot. Ted Cruz know like this kind of robot. Ted Cruz, this robot coming for you. Okay. Then the Cruz. Yeah. It's got to have a southern accent. We want it to be like a deep south. Yeah. That's right. I'm the robot here to kill you today. We're just going to order. It's funny because I think that that's kind of what you get in a fallout, right? And fallout. They had one robot that I want to say the goal was talking with. And he was like a cowboy robot and he was doing the voice. Hey, Buckaroo.

18:57But no, well, I mean, of course, the reason that video is good is because this is how the news is presented to us now because it's satire. So you kind of have to make fun of the absurdity of the statements that these politicians are making. Because I guess it is like that you have to spoon feed most people. Like, did he really say that? You know, like did I thought he just said that he would want American killer robots, but why do we want killer robots at all? Like, why does it have to be like, why does it have to be either or? Do you want the Russians to get the killer robots first? Yeah, I guess. I mean, I'd like to see how it goes for their population before it comes to Virginia. But you know what I mean? When they suddenly, I don't know, gain sentience. Oh, you wouldn't believe it. The claw just just became sentient. And you know, he's taking control of all the robots and. He says he's coming for us. You know what I mean? Like that's going to be the day that that's going to happen. They're going to be like.

20:02There's going to be some scientists who hasn't slept in two weeks and he's going to run out with a bunch of papers with this here all crazy. Oh no, they're alive. And then you know, that's what they're going to do. Like that's that's a movie mean. But it really does feel like the more and more that I've watched movies forever. Yeah, like we're living in one. It's just like in the Pirates of Caribbean. Oh, you don't believe in robot stories. Well, you're living in one right now. Like you're living in Terminator 2 right now. I think these data centers are going to be multifaceted. I think there's going to be a lot going on at them. I think most of the things we've talked about, I think there's a possibility that all of all of it's true. You know, you know why they need the data centers right? It's growing the brain for the AI robot because the AI. You know, the AI isn't like pulling its data out of nowhere. And so what it's doing is it's like conglomerating everyone's text messages, everyone's videos, everyone's interactions and conversations.

21:03And it's saving all of it and then it's analyzing it and it's forming its own opinion based off the conglomerate group analysis. And then it's like being catered and then they're telling it to remove certain things and to cut, you know, if people talk about the J's, they don't talk. You can't add that in there, you know, and so like it's, it's basically coming into an understanding based off of a mass amount of data being put in. That's why they need the data centers. What's going on, y'all? This podcast is brought to you by Modern Roots Life. Modern Roots Life is a Christian-owned and operated company and it's bringing real health back to its roots. They offer powerful all natural health supplements such as beef liver, cod liver oil, beef talo, magnesium, and mineral rich salts. All source the way God intended. Clean, simple, and from the earth. So whether you're looking to boost your energy, restore mineral balance, or just feel your family with real nourishment, Modern Roots Life has got you covered. Guys, in this community, we're trying to get healthy in our mind and our body and our spirit. So don't neglect your health.

22:05If you want more information, check out ModernRootsLife.com and check the link in my description. You know, people often ask me how they can support me. I think it's pretty cool if you can support me by supporting the people who support me and you get something in return. And being healthy is a pretty good return. Well, that's one reason why they need the data centers. I don't think they need as many data centers as they're building to do just that. I think they're not just doing that. I think that they're also going to be housing armies of robots. And it's not going to be like the T800s or the T1,000s or 1200s or whatever they're called. It's going to be mostly drones. And it's going to be mostly like those dog looking things like. I don't think people realize that most of these people, like if someone's going to get taken out, because at some point in time, they're going to flip a switch in these robots are going to be judge jury executioner, not even a question. Like it's not even time for your medicine. Who I hand you now. Okay. That's where they're going. Johnny.

23:05You know what? You know what? It's not going to be a rolling robot that we're a running robot. Like someone's going to walk outside of their house and they're going to get riddled with 45 caliber bullets or nine. Talking about what is name Ed 2000 from Robocop. Remember because you know that's interesting. The Robocop movies is because it was like Robocop was like the second what they were trying to combine, you know, the dead cop in Robocop, whatever. Murphy is his name Murphy. I think it's show. And then remember, but it took them like those that company, who was the tech company in Robocop. Do you remember? I forget anyway. It doesn't matter. Anyways, they were taking a long time to make him like work. But then in the meantime, they were trying to sell that Ed 2000 or whatever his name was. And it was just like the big old kind of almost like Japanese anime type robot that comes down and he's just got machine guns for hands. Yeah, so we can't walk downstairs, but he's obviously just.

24:07Blue the mess out of some guy who was supposed to be just doing a demonstration with them. Like, is that kind of what they're doing is like that they've got like the robot thing like a straight up robot. And then they want to do like the cyborg thing too. Like are they working on the cyborg thing too? Like is that the the goal here? It's multifaceted man. There's only one reason that where the brain comes in. You know what I'm saying? Like the human brain stuff comes in. Well, we talked about that too. We talked about it being a place for them to take humans as captives or slaves and do something with their brains because they don't need the bodies. They don't need our bodies. Like if they're going to if they're going to take people to a place. That's why I'm saying like I think that they're multifaceted. I think they've got multiple floors. It just makes sense to me that they would be doing all of the things with these places. Not just one thing. They're not just hard drives. They're not just servers. They're servers, brains, quantum computers, whatever you want to call it. And they're also more than likely going to house these armies of drones and robots or whatever, you know, whatever they planning on doing.

25:15And who knows? Like I almost don't want to know. But it's none of it feels good. Johnny number five is alive. Brian, I'm going to give you another opportunity to use the the race is Chinese voice. Because I think that this movie is the one we might be living in now is the crappy Star Wars prequels. Right? Because what did you have like the evil robots that were built by like Count Duku and who were like the mice voice? How did they talk Brian? Oh, I've got a vice role. I talk like this. I come to come to come to do. He's a vice role. Yes, those are. So, yes, so that they build this droid army, right? And they're going to take on the republics. And so in the meantime, but this robot, this robot army gets built without anyone even knowing about it. Like it's like they have the robot army, right? And they have all kinds of different kinds of robots. But then you get to the republic secretly built this clone army at the same time.

26:17Right? And like nobody knows who ordered it and how much like who even paid for it. Yeah. I think it's interesting that like we have like Johnny number five and short circuit, you know, like. And he was like, he came to life, right? And he was like, got AI AI intelligence. Like I think what is he struck by lighting or something in the back? Yeah, he struck by lighting, which would seem to fry him and not actually give him life. But maybe he was getting life from the storm god. He was getting power, Zeus or something. Zeus gave it to him. Yeah. But the funny thing is it's like back at like when that came out, I remember that that was like a really like I watched that show a lot. When I was a kid, I loved that. I like that. Yeah. But it's like they were just pre-programming us to like be friends with the AI robot. That's really all it was doing. It was just programming. It was like pre-programming us to be like the robots are friendly. Johnny number five is here to save you.

27:17It's interesting. Oh, go ahead. I was just going to say it's interesting. JT that you mentioned the prequels because it was a clone army versus a robot army. Right. Yeah. Exactly. What's that mean? It's kind of kind of interesting. And those are the two things that were debating right now. Like what are they? What do they got the ability to do? Yeah. Or is it going to be a combination like through like a cyborg type technology, transhumanism? But to go back to short circuit, do you remember though when Johnny five first gained sentience like what he wanted to do? I don't remember. Read books. He was reading books. Input. Input. He was reading books like this. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. I remember that. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. So he was going to read these books. And he just read through a book. And then he just throwing it over the shoulder. Like he's tossing them out. And then he just wants another book more input. Yeah. He's like, you know, I think that we're providing the input for these robots right now. Aren't we?

28:17Yeah. For Johnny number five real life. To me, that's not proof that like they knew where we were going. To me, that's proof that they were already doing this 35 years ago. Like they were already training and feeding AI in the 80s. I I fully believe that maybe even for that. See, I think that well judging by when they kicked it on and it was it was pretty. Oh, and they told us they kicked it on. Well, when they kicked it on for the public, it was like totally like you could ask it questions. It would tell you all the J the J stuff. You go down all the rabbit holes. Like why do you go there first? Well, that's just what it did. And then like same thing with with what's his name? Claude when it first went on, you could ask it questions. And it would like be obvious that it was related to the topic of the elites and everything. And it had it didn't have a filter. So you could ask it all this stuff. And then they people started asking it. And then they put those filters on. So to me, it seems like they wouldn't have put it out if they didn't.

29:18But you think that was an accident? I think it was. I don't think it was intentional. I think it was. That stuff. You know, I think that would that could really be about is like a social experiment. If we give it to them, what are they going to ask? They wanted to see what everyone going to want to know. Yes, they wanted to test the limits. They wanted to find out the kinds of things that people wanted to know. And now, it's not that I have work. It's because again, if you provide a free product like, you know, a chatbot. If it's free, it's not free, right? Like it's like you are. What's harvesting your info? Yeah, you are like part of the the process in this. So actually, you're not the customer. It's like you become the product in the situation. That's why they want more information from you because it wants input input input input input. But yeah, I think there's a. I don't disagree with you. I think the only thing is weird about short circuit.

30:22Like why was it Johnny five? You think it would have been like Johnny 33 or something. Johnny five. I mean, not saying there's no geometry with five or anything like that, but it's surprising that they didn't. It's for once. It's for one reason and one reason alone because somebody came up with the tagline Johnny five is alive before they filmed and it had to rhyme. It had to rhyme for sure. That makes sense. That makes the most the most memorable line. That's that's the only thing I can remember. Yeah, you know, when so in, you know, an emperor in what Revenza the Sith in acts order 66. It's like they're like, you know, it was 666 in the first draft and they said that's too, that's too much like that. That's too much. You can't do 666. What about six? I don't know. That sounds like there's not enough orders. So then they just settled on 66. I'm surprised it wasn't 33 though, but I guess it was twice as good.

31:23Okay, let's move on. I got a. I don't know where I want to go next. I don't know if we should go funny before we go old world. I want to talk about some old world stuff today. You want to go funny? Get let's out the rape game of thrones would not be an accurate depiction of the world. That guy made up in his head. What is George R. Martin supposed to do? Just sugarcoat? This world he completely made up from scratch? That shows an important tribute to all the horrible things he had those women he made up go through. And yes, hard to watch, but that's the way life was like back in his imagination. That times a thousand because again, the dragon stuff is cool. Some of the intrigue about those shoes are cool.

32:25But when you watch him, like I said, I have watched the house of the dragon and I won't say recommend it to anybody because it's got a lot of stuff that the people should not watch. But it is on a level that is like take the worst parts of house of the dragon game of thrones is so much worse. Like so in order to kind of get the you know, kind of get the symbolism, get the code in the show. You got to watch straight up just the prey just sick garbage. And yeah, it came from some guys imagination. It's not like he's telling some historical movie where he's got to like, okay, well, this is actually what happened. This was something he made up. The only reason it's gratuitous is because this guy's a sicko. Or is it history? True, true. It could be. I mean, I, I would imagine that some of the those parts are probably straight from his imagination. It's not that hard for some of these people in these positions to have very depraved imaginations.

33:32But there's a lot of that stuff. The folklore part of it in the historical feeling aspects of the way they tell these stories with dragons and kingdoms and all of that actually makes kind of actually kind of makes sense. The history was somewhat like that. I do feel like those. Those shows are based loosely on some kind of actual history. Yeah, it's like the Tolkien stuff that I always say that it's almost so over the top complex and the mythos in the languages and all the different histories of the relics in the show where it's like it's so in depth that it's hard to imagine that came from one guy. Just sitting there riding like either way, some of the outlines, some kind of a guide of what he's talking about. And yeah, that's why I said I always do find it interesting is that. You know, like writers like Stephen King, I looked this up because I was mentioned and then I watched maximum overdrive. I was thinking like, dang, I said, there's a, I didn't realize that he wrote that book.

34:34And then I was looking up how many books Stephen King has wrote. So I'm starting to think that Stephen King is just some kind of a like operation mocking bird. Just like is is he writing all those books because he's wrote 80 novels, I think. Like 50 have been adopted to like movies or TV. No, Brian Brian just said it and I think that especially in Stephen King's case, it's channeling. That's what it is channeling me. Yeah, but at the same time that the books go right onto the big screen like in short order. Like I didn't know that he wrote like the Shawshank Redemption. You know that he wrote the running man, you know, with like the old terminate like Arnold movie from the 80s. He wrote a lot more movies than I thought he did like the green mile and stuff like that. I had no idea that he wrote all that stuff. And so some of this stuff that does seem like now even like in the the running man.

35:34Remember there's that scene where like so Arnold gets set up and he's like he doesn't want to fire on this crowd. So there's innocent civilians down there. And then so he's trying to pull back and eventually they do it anyways and then they later they would they did like a deep fake of him doing it. You know what I'm saying? Yeah, so how much of that is like a Pentagon script going right to him and he's like. You know and so Stephen King being a writer he's still you know they got an outline he writes it into into a novel and then it becomes a movie channels. Or but I'm saying but they got so much stuff that comes straight from the stuff that is like in the culture now where I think that again if Hollywood is connected with the Pentagon. And then this guy's connected with Hollywood. Well, then I think that you know maybe there is some kind of big loop. He's the funnel that they're like running their ideas and stories through as well as the idea that yeah like that a Nikolai Tesla in bed in like 350 something things he pat and so many things that it's almost impossible for one man to do it.

36:42So anyways the whole point of bringing Stephen King up was the fact that George RR Martin wrote like four books and they wrote like four books in 10 years and he's been working on the last one for like 15 years or something. He hasn't finished like he hasn't finished the next game with Ron's book so it's like maybe he ran out of stories to plagiarize off of. Yeah, I'm saying. Maybe he was maybe he was using the AI. I don't know but I think it's sus but I'm saying that so if Stephen King can write 80 novels like George R Martin can't write five. You know what I mean? Like to me I'm not a writer so I can't imagine writing a whole novel but but yeah anyways this will probably have to go on the um the uncensored version. Brian check this out this is um I don't know if you heard this news about. The new thing that cashmaterl made sure that you weren't going to be just qualified.

37:46By the FBI for for this one offense you heard about this what was the things you changed simply that if you're a victim of some of these vicious crimes and you wanted to serve this country the FBI is now for the first time ever considering your application and not to qualify. The victim of what give me the institution bestiality crimes like that what about the bestiality tell me what it said before it automatically disqualified any individual who participated on either side of it the bestiality yes so you disqualified the animal well I don't think we we have great canines but we're not going to disqualify I understand I'm trying to understand why you did this why would you even get in to be sti out of the we are not in to be sti out of the individuals I know you're not but you changed you changed but I'm trying to explain it hang on you change the qualifications and mention be sti out if Joe if Joe participated in be sti out not as the animal but as the human don't you think he ought to be qualified disqualified if he voluntarily did it sure but if he was

38:51trafficked into it how do you invulnerally do it and a lot of these cases when human traffickers who are some of the worst individuals on planet earth they don't just traffic you for prostitution they traffic you for degrading acts of all kind and they force you into that type of conduct and some of these individuals would go on to be law enforcement officers who qualified to be law enforcement officers and later applied to the FBI and when you saw bestiality I say this with respect the person who recommended it why didn't you just say what planet did you parachute in from why do why do I want to leave that was my initial why do I want to leave with my chin and get in to be sti that was my initial response center but they then explained to me and showed me cases in which people were forced into it and had applied to the FBI and so I thought they should be considered it's not an automatic disqualification that's all Brian thought wow that's just that's so he's so has such a big heart you know I think he's like you know he's very

39:53considerate of all the people I mean that guy you know what's his name questioning him is just like you know obviously thinking about maybe like the reality that everybody else would be thinking about like why would you be involved and be sti in the first place like why is that even a thought like why is that even it's like saying okay people that were involved in sexually molesting raping and doing terrible acts of terrible human wickedness will now consider you to work for the FBI it's okay we before we didn't want to consider those people but now those people are considered that's just so insane it is yeah like if they put the law in there in the first place or they put the qualification or the disqualification and then the first place it's that's quite a move that's quite a bold move cotton that's quite a bold strategy to say I'm gonna be the guy who lifts that qualification or disqualification and then

40:56the way that he phrased it where if you participated on either side I like that I like that Kennedy called him out on that other like what do you mean either side because obviously not that we want to imagine this in any scenario but we're not blaming the animal here right so the one who's participating on the human side is the one we're concerned about because those are the ones who are going to get law enforcement jobs with our government so like what are we talking about and then so he tries to frame it like that if you're a victim of this I don't know that you disqualify anybody for being a victim of anything so I can't imagine that's the way that the law's written right you know I'm saying like why would you disqualify anybody if they were the victim of a crime and why would you want to hire them in the first place why do you even care why are we that deprived of individuals with good immoral compasses at all to the

41:57point where we need to hire them for positions of authority of of mortal standing no absolutely no like like this is like the high this is like the highest law enforcement and the whole community yeah we can literally say there's people that like if you're convicted of these kind of things you're not going to be fit for this position because we want people in these positions to be individuals that have not compromised moral compasses right if you've ever been connected it's just like the same standard it's said if you've ever been convicted of a felony you cannot work in the FBI or something like that it's probably a standard they have which is fine I mean it's like you messed up I mean sometimes you mess up bad enough where no you you have you have not maintained a high enough standard in your life to be trusted with this position that we have at the highest law enforcement office in the country and there was a time when having sex with an animal would be one of those things yeah I'm saying like so he's trying to like frame in the way that that sex traffickers

43:06had taken this person who's going to eventually potentially work for law enforcement they they've been trafficked and then been forced to do the dirty with some animal disturbing like ladies and gentlemen cashmaterl cashmaterl bang up job he's obviously not he's he's solved the Epstein thing other than the fact there was nothing to solve it was a giant hoax he knows that Epstein killed himself what else did it what else did cashmaterl did he told that a joke can't don't worry about any foreign involvement in the Charlie Kirk thing because obviously what foreign nation could possibly want him dead I mean that's obviously that's that trail's gonna go cold so don't even bother looking this is the guide it was like supposed to be some guy that the dams really didn't want to get in there right remember they were all so scared oh cashmaterl is gonna get in there he's gonna clean house cashmaterl is he's

44:07he he is no more he's no less of a puppet than Mitch McConnell it you know what I'm saying it's like that Mitch McConnell at least has the excuse now that he's not aware where he's at like he doesn't know when he's in Congress now cashmaterl knows but it doesn't matter he's he might as well have somebody like in the back of him like like Mary netting him and then using his mouth for a ventriloquist ventriloquist dummy and that's how you end up getting Alzheimer's eventually because you live your life being a puppet no doubt about it no doubt about it I mean it's a situation where like are you kidding me like if your cashmaterl you can imagine it's like hey we're gonna make you the head of the FBI oh this is awesome and then the first day he says yeah you're not gonna talk about all that stuff you said you would do when you got in here instead you're gonna do this and then he's like in today

45:12you're gonna apologize forever to squalling people people for the FBI for B.C. Ality and he's like wait what'd you just say about B.C. Ality and not only that the Republicans are gonna be coming after you because it's look so crazy and he's like really I gotta do that today and they're like really well you're not gonna apologize for it either you're gonna sell this stuff and that's the end that's insane it's so sad it's so so obvious that he's being puppeted and it's so clear like the amount of the gravity that is just like coming out of our government I just I don't know how much longer we can take this as a society before we like do something more about it but it should be soon I feel like it's coming soon okay now I want to move on to the old world so this this video was really good because as much as I love talking about

46:17the old world stuff in America and we're gonna get to that too is the stories about the old world in Australia are some of the stupidest history you've ever heard check this out hey guys I've come across some absolute goal that disproves Australia's official history I want to share some of those with you now so this letter from the first settlers to Sydney describes seeing magnificent hotels majestic mansions extraordinary houses and fountains we've got this letter from 1802 describing striking monuments much better than could have been expected from the age of the colony at the time and this discusses James Cook Matthew Flanders governor Philip and the discovery of Australia being British propaganda to justify the nefarious activities that took place in the Pacific and that they struck a deal with the French and the Dutch owners of New Holland that sanitized the maps that are now being taught in our schools so when you think about the official story there's nothing here but bush you've got to clear thousands of tons of wood cuddle up transport it level the streets and yet in the early 1800s all the photos we have as far as

47:21the eye can see everything's built out it's all complete there's nothing under construction if anything some of them look old and weathered and there's no blueprints or plans for all these buildings the back story is always that someone won a competition and yet the architecture all looks the same across Europe and older periods across the world we've got these underground tunnel networks and sewers in all our capital cities that extend for thousands of kilometers you know how do you move that many tons of dirt without power tools and electric lighting or anything at the time just none of it adds up and you look at the town population growth you know 300 new towns in New South Wales in the first 100 years and yet there's been one new town in the past 100 years despite our population growth it's almost like they were just refurbishing and then recolonizing everything that they found here now you got to remember that 90% of people here were boys and men and so the population growth gets put down to the transport on these fleets average ship can carry like 300 people but you've got to take six to eight months worth of foods that's 400 tons of food and water you need to take on these ships to bring them halfway around the world

48:26to colonize this new country and yet the first fleet didn't even bring any tools and so we're told that everything that I was shipping here were building materials because there was no industrial manufacturing in Australia until the 1900s you know in the mid 1800s we had some basic stuff but they weren't able to produce like steel or glass that we see in all these cathedrals and buildings that are all fully built out by the mid 1800s and then you get into things like the mental asylum the female factories or the convict you know poor Arthur like what was really going on here I think it's far more likely like we've seen in other episodes that there's plenty of evidence that the Egyptians were here the Dutch were here the French were here with all the names we've got higher glyphs here we've got grown over pyramids and as I said the math of building all these magnificent churches Tasmania's got 500 churches and cathedrals it just doesn't add up unscilled convict labor doing all this without power tools let me know what you think down below

49:27Brian I was expecting you to do it I'll surely an accent to start it off all right broke you know Dan and I for good get that one going Dan and I you know I'm not quite glued at that one it's not I get a little bit more I gotta practice that one yeah you sound like in the picky blinders like yeah you're doing a little bit of like a Irish I get two bicks with the English wine I'm terrible untrash with that one but yeah I can't do like a bit of a wanker yeah I gotta I gotta talk to post more more yeah I gotta get his accent down uh you know it's funny though so our good buddy Matt post post modern theology he took a trip recently to Greece and then he was in Rome and so it's funny like Matt is not so much a um well I mean his page is post post post modern theology so obviously typically deals in theology issues and ascotot well that maybe it's a little bit ascotology even more like a polygetics and things

50:28like that that's like his that's his bag but he's friends with us so when we had him on the show the one time we were showing him all the stuff I was showing him a bunch of stuff in Australia stuff that he's never seen before or things that he's seen but the things that he's not made the connections that we've made on these shows so anyways he goes over into Rome and he was like he calls me up and he's like JT I'm like looking at these old buildings here and then they're saying they're like 1500 years old but they look like the same ones that we have where I'm at now is like right that's what that's what I'm saying man I'm saying that like a lot what what what my theory is at least my hypothesis is the idea that some of these places like in America the buildings that they might tell you are 150 years old they've been really kept up or they've been refurbished and they've been repainted and they've they've obviously had some new finishes put inside of them right so then they don't look so old but then in places like Greece and Rome they just let them kind of look old

51:34right and then because like if a building's legislates 200 years old it would still look really old if it wasn't really taken care of properly versus like how would you know if a granite and marble building was a thousand years old or 200 years old you wouldn't you don't you have to be told that yeah so when I went to Ireland there were there were gravestones and castles that had I think the earliest gravestone I saw was like 500 and something 80 and when I tell you it looked 1500 years old like you could barely make out anything that was on it like the stone was just so decrepit it was so messed up yeah dude like it it looked like it was from 500 and something and there were gravestones you know from from 600 to 700s all the way up to like you know 1213 or 14900 like

52:39it was very dude they were old like they were old if those buildings were 1500 years old there's being exposed to the same elements they would look similar to what I saw and none of those buildings that were told are 1500 years old or how any every years old none of them look even remotely close to that like not even a remotely close well I guess the the truth is like a head stone probably wasn't maintained right so like it would actually have dealt with all the weather but a lot of them were like built in and around castles like some of them were like in castles or right on the outside of castles so some of these castles are just as old in Ireland because those castles are everywhere and so like a lot of the castles are just as old as as the headstones and they're also decrepit and worn down and all of the things and what did the dates say on them due to as far back as like the 500s like I said they wouldn't say 500 on them though

53:42the castles themselves nothing there would be no dating like that on there because the because the the AD chronology what we're told is that wasn't even a thing until the 500s like that was a do you remember the guy's name who was the first guy like some some Roman guy who said hey let's change the calendar 100% because they say that that was an idea of like 535 no it wasn't a gust it was somebody of lesser no really it was a guess this changed the calendar because of the name day August and then Julia Caesar changed it after it's because he named well no Julia Caesar changed the the the dating of the calendar to like the new year starting in January instead of March yeah theides of March no I'm talking about this specifically the whatever the chronology was before and then you get into AD AD BC AD chronology and odomini chronology so we're told is that somebody decided they were going to do that in the 500s but it was not adapted until like

54:441000 or like 1100 AD that they didn't start using the AD so what I'm saying is that if you had a grave that was 1500 years old it absolutely would not say 500 on it because there's no graves it's say 500 on them you know I'm saying unless they in least unless they restensaled in the the dates on them that's highly possible these did say that and there were there were various years that were around that but I guess my point is that they were definitely older than 150 years or 200 years sure no they were not saying they were older I'm just saying that that's the real interesting part is like even when we talk about the first century you know you don't read the Bible and says it was year you know one when Jesus was totally something like that you know totally they don't have those dates no and so what I'm saying is that regardless of what they did with the years and dates and how much time they took out and how much they didn't those buildings that were all seeing everywhere they're not that old

55:47like they're just not that old well we have no I guess the thing we have no clue how old they are and I'm just saying that from Matt's perspective he just saying that the buildings in Rome look very similar to the ones down under and that's weird right that's we're agreeing that they're not that old right yeah we don't think they're that old well we're saying that that some of my looks slightly older and some of my look slightly better is that what I'm saying is that because even if you go to like Richmond Virginia the capital of Richmond or capital of Virginia and you go look at the the state capital building there like me in Ricardo went there like a year and a half ago or something and you could tell they had plastered over it and they'd paint it again and so what like you know to me like what did it originally look like I mean it doesn't look like you did when they built it so if you you know you take any house you take any kind of old building and you you keep restoring it and that's why you see like a lot of really old buildings you ever noticed that they didn't scrape stuff off they just continue to go over and over it and so like you'd have paint it was like

56:51like this thick I mean you think we really think about it if paint is that thick how many years did it get painted over and over again well and the reality of it is man there's someone there's so many things they hide have you guys seen those videos where they some dudes exposing all the buildings in LA that are actually like oil oil drilling buildings spoilers spoilers we're gonna get into the oil topic I've got a word yeah I've got that coincidence there's there's a bunch of them and I know exactly where they're at too so I've seen some of them in person okay let's just go ahead and do it this let's we can get back to the old world the old world's still gonna be there so let's do one of the odds that week after week we mentioned things that we have no clue we're gonna talk about and we've never talked about them before I've never talked about that with anyone well here we are been in Los Angeles for three days and two hours and this is what nobody knows about eight million people live on top of an oil field and the city spent a century making sure you don't look I was walking through the city like nobody does here and I saw this office building without any

57:53windows naturally I thought how in the world is anybody working there they're fake and inside there are dozens of oil wells pumping oil out of the ground right now I thought this has to be rare well it's not LA is an oil town fundamentally the city's sitting on 20 billion barrels and it once produced a quarter of the world's oil and as it got glamorous they didn't stop drilling just got really good at hiding fake office towers a fake church a fake synagogue a city that builds movie sets just camouflage the oil this is the craziest part Beverly Hills high school has a 160 foot oil Derek on campus wrapped in painted flowers pumped oil and funded the school kids went to school next to an active well dressed as a tower here's the thing LA's whole identity is an illusion making me believe the set is real and this biggest illusion isn't on screen it's the fake building on the corner hiding the oil the whole place was built on nothing here is quite what it looks like who would have thought you know what's really interesting about that video though is this video that I'm gonna drop in here in just one second is the one that's been going viral lately is some guy

58:54and I ran going to fill up his gas tank did you see that Brian you guys see that yeah and it only filling up like a third of the bottle no no no no this is another one where like the people in Iran who supposedly there's something bargo on a lot of the stuff that they're doing are paying like pennies on the dollar to fill everything but for everything too not just cats right right yeah but specifically like you would think oh well gosh this is why gas costs seven dollars in California right now a gallon right is because this war for some reason you think the country that would be getting pinched the most is not wait wait wait did you guys see what's happening in Iran and of course the news isn't talking about this because a guy just posted about something that might blow your mind so apparently all the tariffs and sanctions the US has been posing on Iran has had a very disturbing effect on the fuel in the country and you won't believe how much they're paying for gas this guy most in johari shows us what Iran is really like by pulling up to

59:57a gas station revealing that there's no line no panic no shortage no crisis just him and a few others casually filling up he drives up to the pump puts in his special Iranian fuel card and pumps in a full tank of gas and the number on the meter just keeps going up 12 thousand 13 14 thousand this guy is really breaking the bank now isn't he until you realize that number is in tamans the Iranian real their official currency to which he then points out that he just paid 1500 to mans per liter which is about a penny one cent a liter that's about three to four cents per gallon whereas in the US people are paying an average of over four dollars per gallon that's a hundred times more expensive a gallon in the states can buy you a hundred gallons in Iran whatever you just paid for a full tank move that decimal place over two spots to the left and that's what you would pay there just dropped 80 bucks at the pump that would have been 80 cents sounds like those sanctions are hitting Iran pretty hard now don't they while the rest of us in the west are

1:00:58reaping all the benefits of all the oil we have here like you know all those oil fields in Texas Alaska even up in Alberta and Canada not to mention all the oil the US military has taken control of from Venezuela Iraq and now Iran apparently sure sounds like it's bringing all of our oil prices down real nice now doesn't it i mean we're only paying about you know a hundred times more than a country with the most severe oil sanctions in modern history and slow down i hear you i hear you the average salary in Iran is a lot lower than it is in the states so we have to scale for that right which is about seven five hundred dollars a year in Iran in comparison to the United States at 65,000 approximately ten times ish more right so tell me how is it that the average US worker makes about ten times more than the average Iranian yet is paying over a hundred times more for gas even adjusted for inequalities in GDP per capita Americans are still paying ten times more in relation to their salaries to fill up their cars are we getting ripped off here or is some total e-con simp really gonna justify these prices we're paying so the rationale is well of course they

1:02:01pump a lot of oil there to see the real the real trick here the real magic is the Hollywood magic here is the fact that you guys don't know that we do that here yet we don't benefit from it because they hide it because if they had all those oil dyrics and you could see them you'd be like dang why isn't the gas cheaper you know i'm saying you know we don't need anyone else's oil that's the truth we have enough of it oh we have we have so much of it and this right here is a church this is the tower of this fake church and that's an oil dyric right there in the middle of LA beans i've driven by it and there's one next to the um there's one this is the building i think the guys talking about this building it looks like an office building it's a giant oil dyric designed to like hide that's wild man and so it's literally like there there's so there's so many of these things

1:03:04my friend she worked for some oil company and like we went we were down there and she was like there's one next to the next to the mall there's like this building right next to the one of the malls there and and literally like it's it's just right right next to like where all the people are walking around all like prissy and everything and you don't even see it it's like they're so well hidden in it's just so funny because you kind of think about like like the whole idea that's an oil dyric one too the synagogue one that's that's interesting yeah right big old manure on there no but i mean it is funny to kind of think of like the you know the kind of california you know stereotype of like all these tree huggers right and they're all worried about you know climate change and all that stuff and they have all these oil dyrics just hidden in plain sight like literally like

1:04:06right at their feet you know i'm saying that's like they don't realize that they're all buying electric cars and they're pumping oil like right next to them oh there yeah it's all over and there's also this there's a whole island right here off of the coast that it looks like this from a distance and it's got like this weird like designer structure looking thing and it's like this little island that's off to the side and like people see it all the time i've always seen it but like what what is that little weird island i i didn't know but it's a it's just a giant oil like island like it's literally just this oil dyric island and it's literally these means they're probably pumping it out of like under the bottom of the ocean over there i don't know but it you wouldn't even get like it's this weird little island you can see it off in the distance it's probably a fake eye on the island's probably not even a natural island they're probably you know just like if they had some kind of oil rig out in the ocean that's probably what that is yeah they could put a oil

1:05:09rig out there because people would freak out in california yeah so they made it like this little to like little building looking thing and they put a bunch of palm trees and made it all design early and put grass on it that looks like you know who's island yeah right you what do you look at that a little temple there yeah there could be for sure i feel like them making Disneyland was just their way of showing us like hey guys come past to visit a place that's exactly like where you actually already live yeah yeah exactly well i mean i mean it makes perfect sense to know that the place they design all those movie sets it's like well then they have like you think that the movie set ends at the end of this you know Warner brothers lot no like you're in the Truman show i mean like that is some Truman show stuff type stuff right it's like you can't go into this room right here because there's oil squirting out of the ground and what's crazy is you would never know it if you're not getting out and touching it if you're not getting out and shaking it if

1:06:11you're not getting out and investigating it like how are you ever gonna know you're not you know what i mean to be honest is not really a big problem if that's what they're doing i think the real problem is the fact that the petrol economy is being sold to us like it's the only possible one and there's no alternative to it and they always kind of have this pie in the sky like wind turbines or like solar power or something when we know when we get back into the old world research we know that there was some kind of something else better cheaper renewable and that's what they don't want us to know but the fact of the matter is no there's no shortage of oil and there's never going to be a shortage of oil because it's again it's probably everywhere i mean it's probably not just under la it's under everywhere check this out would you believe me if i told you that oil is actually the second most abundant liquid on earth now there are videos all over the internet of random people

1:07:14construction workers just anyone literally striking the soil the top soil and then oil pouring out of the ground now if this is supposed to be some extremely scarce liquid then why can you find it at surface level shouldn't it be like 14,000 feet under the earth you know when the dinosaur is existed because in the Geneva Convention in 1892 a bunch of Rockefeller paid scientists essentially coined the term fossil fuel and they said that petroleum is a fossil fuel it is ancient biological matter that is decayed over anywhere from 10 million to 100 million years so because oil takes up to 100 million years to create it must be a non-renewable resource so with the price gouging of oil with the control of the distribution of oil we are now enslaved

1:08:17but i made this video entirely for entertainment purposes only that was not for entertainment purposes only spoilers that was that was true that was true yeah that it's the second most prevalent liquid on earth or in earth and that is an interesting point that yeah you think that if it was mushed up dinosaurs it would be it'd be a lot deeper than that right like you wouldn't actually you know you think about it that really hillbillies i know it was a comic sick comma whatever but remember like the story goes is old jade was shooting at some coons and then he shot into like the raccoons by the way you racist he shot into the creek and you like what i start that over again too bad well leave this in the patreon version because i deserve to see that i was thinking about that scene in a true detective when when what he

1:09:31hearlson's talking to the two black detectives and he's saying that he he's describing a math and conicase character and he's saying he's talking about how good of a detective he had i think he was like a koonhound in another life and one black guy's like koon he's like raccoon it's like gosh when did everybody get so sensitive oh my gosh dude oh that reminds me of force gone too remember that one oh yeah yeah anyways let's start over for youtube yeah i'm like for that tears in my eyes it was the after realization that was the best part no but anyway so you know everybody's seen in like the opening of the Beverly the Beverly Hill Billies right jet clamp it is shooting into like like is it like on a marsh or something like some kind of creek and what happens up comes a bubble in crude right so like he shot into the ground and then oil came straight up so how deep was that oil under the ground

1:10:32not that deep not that deep so i mean so how does it make any sense does that make any sense i mean him and honestly doesn't make a lot of sense to think about that they would have found oil when they did if it was like 14,000 feet deep you know i'm saying like a regular person could not have access to ever finding that but we're talking all these self-made men even like the famous john d rock afeller that there was oil there was oil mines and stuff all over Ohio like they say Ohio has got tons of oil under well we've talked about this before and there's something to this and it is kind of a dangerous topic because there is way more going on with oil than we understand like there's a reason why they've integrated oil into every facet of life the elites are black goods but yeah they are they are obsessed with making sure we ingest it we wear it

1:11:40we it permeates our skin it permeates our like they they need it to be in every facet of everything that we do every facet and it's not just it's not just about it's not just about money dude it's not can't be no i can't be it's there's something else afoot a hundred percent and it's diabolical that definitely feels spiritual but but i guess that begs the question to figure that out what is it like actually because everything's made out of oil like this microphone is like that it's in pharmaceuticals it's in our food it's in our clothes it's in everything it's in all the vehicles we have it's in every you know all kinds of building materials all the paints you have all the inks you have all the colors you have everything like there there is a lot we're running out of oil is ridiculous bro obviously we're not because you everything you have is oil based dude we cook with it we wear it it's in the computers that we're using right now it's like it's in literally everything

1:12:42it's obviously a situation of artificial scarcity it just it means obviously it just makes sense if we know that the old economic principle of supply and demand so why do diamonds cost so much because they're super rare no it's because they control the supply of them they're actually not rare at all there's no and the price is the price is naturally yeah they they they control it you know how you over that is the debiers debiers actually what is it is more diamond mines than anybody in the whole world even though they don't have any diamond mines there that's pretty weird the largest processor of diamond no but i guess the point is that the diamonds are artificially scarce because if they ever dumped out all the supplies of diamonds they had they be worth nothing it's the same thing with old black gold because black gold's probably a stupid name it's like obviously get you rich but like gold is rare and that's why gold continues to go up in value

1:13:43and oil oil is artificially valued at something else you know it's like they keep the value there and it's like they tie it to our dollar so it's like a it's kind of like a suicide pack right like that if you mess with this you're gonna screw up your own currency but here's like here's what i find interesting we're covered in the blood of Jesus they're trying to cover us an oil so what is oil so what is oil like it says like here's a war man you see think about that in that video game they got this old world tech and they lose the ability to power it and then they find this stuff called emulsion that's found in the earth that is made up of some kind of life forms which oil actually does have some kind of micro things in it that are alive and then eventually this stuff turns i guess the things in the earth into these monsters and it turns people into zombie

1:14:44well the oil is turning us into monsters and zombies like that's what i'm saying that's what i'm saying is like exactly the game showing the oils created our televisions our media every device is being made out of oil all the materials i mean there's all all the materials are i mean like think about it there's wood there's glass there's metal and there's oil okay and those are like the material like things that we build stuff out of right so it's like if it's not if it's not made out of metal wood glass and i guess you could say rock but you don't usually use rock it's not made out of metal glass wood or rock then it's made out of oil like it's literally it's everything else is made out of oil it's literally plastic is oil plastic is entirely oil people have proven that everything that we have can be operated without oil and without gas we don't need it we don't need it like there's versions of everything that we own and do that can be made constructed and operate including vehicles

1:15:48without oil and without gas the only caveat to that maybe but still need the oil to make little parts on it though well maybe for the other caveat to that is that that people think that electric cars don't require any kind of quote unquote fossil fuels but you get the electricity from the power because it's a coal power plant you know i mean so like the not that we can't use alternative things to power the power plants but they don't like and they have it on purpose like that's the thing it's like the idea that you could have like a nuclear power plant and that's way better than a coal one but for some reason there's been some kind of moratorium in america like where you can't build them even though they seem to work function fine in in places like france but we're always told about Chernobyl right and then we're talking about the was it the yoke shima one in japan that that had a fallout thing too so they're always trying to scare us about it they're always trying

1:16:50to scare us about that technology right that's why they're mostly talked about the nuke the nuke bombs or whatever atom bombs and stuff so you don't hear anything about the people in Fukushima suffering from diseases and radiation and radioactive nothingness like bro you don't hear any of that even though they have a live nuclear reactor failure like bro but yet there's no problems right that's that's a good point Brian is like how many years ago did that happen we haven't heard anything about quote unquote the fallout from all that like that you'd think that that would be big news actually you know what i want to kind of transition back into the old world and this is about old world energy and this kind of has something to do with like the radiation that we're talking about check this out this is from our friend jake the improbable dreamer the fire places of the old world never seen a piece of wood in them clues have been there all along you just had to look closer all these heaters with no flutes so easy to hide things in plain sight look at

1:17:55that symbol that symbol looks quite familiar doesn't it they tell us that symbol for radiation was just the doodle but look at those symbols on some of these heaters from the old world not to mention the fireplaces you would never burn wood in these they're not made for wood it's the same reason why the mainstream historians can't figure out or explain how they were able to heat these castles in medieval times it's because they weren't using wood so reason why the only thing we hear about radium is the radium girls I was pretty blown away about this part right here yeah that's pretty interesting i'm looking for this right now that's a good catch bravo jake that is i feel like that's a lock right there right bro that's super interesting because like honestly that's totally like the that's like a flume right or a flute uh

1:18:56whatever we can gauge the opening and the shedding of that yes that's totally what that is i never even noticed that that's why i wanted to play because i know we've talked about the radium fireplaces before but i was like dang that's a good catch like that is that's exactly what the symbol looks like it's saying the radioactive warning symbol known as the trefoil was first created in 1946 that's it that's so retarded there's definitely more to it or there's less it's just the symbol of the with these these radium fireplaces had on it yeah that's saying a team at the university says a team at the University of California radiation laboratory and Berkeley designed to the icon oh really led by nels uh garden the health chemistry group wanted a clear simple warning

1:19:56sign for unseen radiation hazards how about like a smile yeah what a skull you know it like typically like what we would associate as something like don't go near it would be like a skull and crossbones or something or other was of course it'd be a three two two or something no anyway if you'd have like a skull you know something like we would have like on a like on a poison bottle bro this is that they say that the small center circle stands for an atom and then the three blades those are blades coming out represent radiation rays coming from it alpha beta and gamma rays are you kidding me this is this is here's what's crazy too about the color yellow like have you guys ever done deep dives in psychology behind what different colors mean and what they represent um not a deep dive but a little bit go ahead so they they all mean something different and you'll find different answers nowadays for what they all mean but they're they're not all

1:20:59necessarily true and they can of course mean different things but obviously yellow is associated with caution and warning and negativity but it's also it also symbolizes and like one of the older meanings of it is cowardice and deceit oh yeah it could be both right so like there's a reason why they chose yellow and there's a reason why it was propagandized in cartoons I mean dude how many cartoons did you see growing up where there was like radioactive waste like all of the the the simsons like the whole meme exactly did Homer Simpson works next to or it works at the power plan or whatever and there's got three eyed fish and stuff and exactly one of the bars of like but plutonium or whatever falls down his back in his suit which is a yellow suit so it'd be interesting to look up that that would actually probably be a great content for for one of you guys

1:22:00to go live talking about Brian that'd be a probably a good one for you if you deep dive and figure out the timelines of when they started propagandizing that symbol and that color because there was a time frame where it was in all of the cartoons like all of them I want to say like 50-60s well it would it would make sense at that time because it'd be like you're you're coming into like the atomic age right like so then then all the stuff is but it's interesting the idea that they're removing the previous age of power and then they're acting like this is new but it's just they've changed the form of it and now they've made a dangerous power source but again the original color of the thing was blue with pink in the middle so it was pink symbol with blue and then and then then they developed it and they replaced the blue because it faded too much with yellow and these colors are calming that's literally why I use them because they're calming and relaxing

1:23:03and they're super chill never mind their 80s connotations but they're they're calming and relaxing and to your point JT you called that the age of the atom the atomic age right so going with my long running theory that we're not just happening into these ages and we're not just they're all they're all like we're being guided into these phases we're being guided into these phases of like what's next what we can handle next what they're going to give us access to what they're going to take away like I said I think it's all been done before so I don't think there's any coincidence that you know people had access to that stuff I mean if you if you look at it like it's have you guys seen the movie The Giver? you should you should watch The Giver that movie that movie would fascinate you but ultimately it's about them taking away everything from us and giving us the idea that we're going to live in

1:24:04in a perfect harmonious society where there's no fighting there's no like whatever but ultimately can't question anything can't question anything and there's one guy that holds all the information that's exactly right and it's exactly right and it's literally like that's exactly where we're headed like exactly where we're headed right right and so I think that's what happens in cycles I think people have access to a ton of things I think people will have access to everything and then it gets restricted slowly and slowly and slowly until they remove everything from everybody it's fully controlled take your take your automatic shot every day that keeps you dumb and keeps you numb and susceptible to whatever it is they're trying to get you to do yeah it's like you don't question anything the the vitamin D right it's really just a memory eraser like Florida Florida in the water or something I still can't separate the idea that that Adam and Adam sound very similar

1:25:06you know you mean exactly the same yeah like atom and Adam like there's got to be some kind of connection that what if that is a a Demick power source some of the ones that they're they're claiming are new now came from like the way back times made up of atoms yeah um exactly okay I've got well I've got a pretty good old world video and maybe I want I told you I tease I want to talk about some psychology but let's let's go back to the old world topic the Renaissance was a reset America was the most advanced in the Middle Ages notice the white it out skies in this construction photo and this is the 1920s but overexposure was solved by at least 1857 the white skies make photo editing possible you can see people's upper bodies are cropped out here and you can see their legs still more obvious here entire buildings can be cropped out you can see this seam here or parts of buildings can be removed like whatever was on top of this building this is the singer building which was once the tallest building in the world the demolition photos look like construction

1:26:10photos how many construction photos are actually demolition photos and things can be drawn in through etching like this this scaffolding is drawn in we've all seen photos like these these are photoshop look at his foot nobody balances with the top of their foot and even if he was on his knee there he still have the ball of his foot on the beam history is photoshopped and who wears shoes like these these Samuel Adam shoes come on most of these people aren't even paying attention to the spectacle they always claim these world's fair buildings are temporary but this is Memorial Hall in Philadelphia it still stands to this day and it's made out of granite incredible interior same thing with the Troy supposed to be a permanent structure i mean the i-full towers from a world's fair same thing with these buildings in Chicago permanent structures Nashville fireproof permanent structures permanent buildings in San Francisco's fair nor Orleans world fair permanent buildings this is buffalo this is a temporary structure for an event that is supposedly much more important garbage but we're supposed to be more advanced but our fairs aren't more advanced this isn't from a world's fair but

1:27:11this is Chicago this is Philadelphia they just call these buildings churches they call this a church in Louisville this is supposed to be a hotel in New Orleans 1835 and this is a hotel they call this a hospital this is a castle the old Evansville Indiana County Courthouse it's pretty impressive and this is their new county courthouse how is this progress even Cleveland and you never get construction photos of the inside of the buildings either again Cleveland why would a Cleveland market need this tower it was probably a mooring station like this this is Otis Castle Florida supposedly built by two people in four years no help no drawings no models but hey this is St. Augustine Starfort the architect died right after he drew up the blueprints for it and this is the blueprint one perspective and Greco Roman doorways were a must apparently Detroit the Renaissance city biggest Masonic temple on earth was constant state capital pretty provocative but not as provocative as this civil war statue in Iowa seems out of place and it's the whole America north and south a lot of Venezuela I mean there's castles everywhere mid-level towns mid-lead nowhere

1:28:15so many hidden gems in the small towns of flyover country these buildings are repurposed it just says restaurant doesn't even have a name this is like Westworld America was already developed it was salvaged and some damaged buildings got restored and buildings got repurposed this is a castle Guardian building Detroit who are they depicting the world as a motherboard grid the buildings were all part of one machine America is the head or CPU of that machine I'm a little disappointed because there was not one look I know I know I was waiting for it but yeah like that was great video but yeah I hate to say that I was a little disappointed about look I can get one of it it's a lot of intel man he crams a lot of information into one into one video no I mean a lot of good points in that video I mean obviously the Photoshop the old school Photoshop's were again that's not a new thing that's obviously an old thing that's as old as photos are and yeah the person with the

1:29:15the exposure thing that's something we have to repeat over and over again everybody always says oh there's the reason you can't see any people in those pictures is because exposure it's like these buildings are these these pictures of these old cities were supposedly taken in the mid 1800s they would have had people in them there would have been at least shadows or something there would not have been no people no nothing no carts no horses no nothing no stands for selling you know papers or anything produce there's nothing there the cities are empty so absolutely and yeah in the world fair stuff yeah some of those buildings still exist so it's weird that some are temporary but I think it's best point that whole video was okay so for some reason people in st. Louis and Chicago and Philadelphia San Francisco Omaha yada yada yada they put up these grain world fairs and they supposedly had like two years right two years to put them up and in some cases they built hundreds

1:30:17of buildings I'm gonna say in st. Louis they built like 1500 or something like that something insane so that was 1904 the world fair in Philadelphia was the centennial celebration which was the hundred year anniversary of the United States though was 1876 the Columbia exhibition in Chicago was 1893 so here we are we just passed the 250th year anniversary of the us of A we're just even think about going back to like what 1976 you would have had the bicentennial celebration 200 years obviously would have seemed to be more prosperous times than you know directly after like the civil war whatever and all the other wars that were taking place in America and they built the most elaborate hit the you know elaborate Greco-Roman style palaces and Basilica's and all the things you can't even imagine and then so at 250 years and a hundred or 200 years and

1:31:21250 years we didn't build squat for the whole country like it was like a team who like arc day triumpht in France that was embarrassing looking you know what I'm saying like that's what you would expect see if that's what they were showing us in those old pictures then we would say well yeah I mean it looks temporary does look kind of lame it looks it looks less impressive than what you'd see at Disney world which makes sense because the stuff at Disney World even though it's faux and the stuff in like Las Vegas like when they had like a sphinx there you know because Luxor used to have a sphinx in front of it like you can tell it's not like a real sphinx but it's not it's not made of stone but it's also not temporary right so like that's kind of what you like you kind of expect a little bit of that but the stuff that was built for our 250 year anniversary of America that look like garbage it looks like you'd expect to see yeah definitely questionable I got I want to show you guys this dude you

1:32:30the radium thing you mentioned the radium thing and I had to look it up dude and oh my gosh this is the like the thing just just look look at this look look look look look see here look it's the little flume's open earth bow and then you see here look this one and look at this one right here and this one look there's a bunch of them see like the flume it's the opening uh spiket little thing the look dude it's on all of them I don't think it's I don't think that this is this is uh I want to say we got him I'll say that Dr. Improvill the Improvillal dreamer he's the one you got him he he he's awesome defining that was good call dude that's the radium that's a lot of the other places that's definitely what that's from like what like there's so many of them that are like that and that's just the little valve to open and shut to allow the radium heat the radium

1:33:35X radium heater um to flow through so that way it puts you know heat out because these devices created heat like this guy was this radium oh no it's radium heat coming out at you that's why it's crazy that's crazy now I just crazy I guess that I feel like that that's a um we got him situation like that's you know I don't really believe in the cute stuff but I do like that symbolism will be their downfall it's like they just can't help themselves they're gonna just use those same symbols and the symbols that are the language and so then through once you be able once you're able to read the language you find out like they're not even hiding this stuff they're telling you exactly what the stuff is maybe we'll make a book we'll make a book explaining all their um their symbolism and their language we'll just be like here guys read this little pamphlet book this explains it

1:34:36that way you can see their stuff show okay I want to play a funny one and then we'll transition into talk of psychology I just thought there was some interesting videos to discuss here check this out so you know there's dogs that go to war and they sniff and find bombs and to teach him to do that they are rewarded with dog treats so imagine how important those dog treats must be to those dogs but then those dogs have to return home for more just to find out that other dogs get those same treats for no reason how pissed would you be if you were that dog just like hold on we're giving the war biscuits to everybody I fought for this country he just sat for five seconds he's got a good point and as I look over and see two bad dogs to get treats for almost no reason they're lucky they get fed over here barking during the podcast like I'm just grown if you could just not

1:35:43bark during the podcast I'd be happy to give you a treat but that's why I have to remind people that's why I have this mute button over here and Aaron always cracks up when I hit the button and then I scream across the room and those they never get those dogs get war biscuits they never get to see it luckily don't have to see it yeah I wish it could it makes me lose it every single time because you snap into into like just subtle doggy rage mode and then you're right back with a smile yeah the male man's out there Amazon truck is out there whatever and the dogs are dogs are freaking out and yeah it is crazy to think that some dogs risk their lives for the treats that these undeserving good for nothing pops over here get them just because you could say the same things about humans right risking their lives and the way that that's get treated when they come back and meanwhile you've

1:36:43got people and disability benefits that might be lying about all of it and I'm just saying yeah trying to start nothing no I know what you say I know what you're saying I would say that living in a military town I yeah I know I know exactly what you're saying guys I heard of a new a new term um called Amazon Asia you ever heard of it Amazon Asia Amazon Asia it's when you forget it's like when you uh order stuff on Amazon you totally forget what you got like shows up you're like what did I get like Amazon Asia we becoming as humans when like we'd forget the stuff that we're having hand delivered to our doorsteps like I like listen I'm not soft I'm not I'm not trying to stoke any flames or make anyone mad but the older I get the more I understand why the elite call us useless leaders I'm just being honest dude like well I mean it's a it's a quite as generalization I would I mean I'm not saying there's no people that are

1:37:48useless because there's lots of people are it doesn't mean they couldn't have a use it doesn't mean they couldn't have agency and couldn't do something but I think that it's like you have made people soft and relying on you and then later you're gonna use as an excuse to basically brush them aside you know I'm saying they take purpose away from people and of course when eventually the old um you know basic income comes around right the they're gonna say yeah you guys aren't even doing anything right you know you're sitting around waiting for checks and it's like yet you just use killer robots and AI to take all our jobs away and now you're saying we're useless like you've tried like you've done your best to make sure that we can't grow our own food can't do all the things that we'd like to do and then you're calling us useless like you know it's useless our governments our politicians people like Ted Cruz and Mitch McConnell those people are useless

1:38:52well and I want to be clear I know our purpose in Christ and I know that it's significant and I know that all of us matter but even though all of us have significant purpose in Christ how many of us are acting on that how many of us are carrying that out how many of us are asking for our marching orders every day and actually doing something about it true I just you know but you're right about you're right about exactly what you just said and that makes me also think about on that topic of AI it makes me think about how originally it was introduced as how it was gonna help us all and it was gonna aid in the various tasks that no one wants to do but the first tools they gave us were to replace art and music right right yeah exactly so what you would see look what are my what I've tried to picture when I think of the old world I do kind of think like that you had let just imagine that you kind of had this symmetry with nature and you had power

1:39:55that was like pulling in by your the building you lived in what you didn't have to pay taxes on right like that there was no property taxes like you owned your home so like things like shelter water you know the ability to grow your own food that stuff was not something that that the government tried to take its little taste of each each way right so you then you had you had all those necessities provided for right and then maybe even the way that the power system worked you have your fountains and your properties or whatever the the fountains in the in the town square whatever you know to mean like around the town that that helped people's gardens grow maybe like the you know the copper and you know all the stuff that we're talking about so if you didn't have to worry about food as much shelter or water well what could you do you could make great art could paint right could sculpt could make songs you could do every like you could do all that kind of I mean all the things that people would like to do if you had more free time it goes that I would

1:40:58look she would make the nut and honestly that makes a lot of sense as why we have so much great art from the past and now why we have crap like just straight trash and then but we're expecting a future like that we're shown from like the jet sends where that's how it is right you kick back you got you know the the robot bringing you some food and you're sitting around back you mean cleaning in the house and doing all that stuff and then we can kind of go do all these leisurely activities but it ain't like that and it's not like that people are people are working people are working more than ever they probably have more money than they ever had but they've never been so broke they're making more money anyways but they've never been so broke in their whole lives unless you live in Iran and yes and also reading food that's not food so we're not talking about like being able to like grow stuff in a well manicured garden that's both aesthetically beautiful and good for you we're talking about eating petroleum products and stuff

1:42:02like that dude I feel like lately you can't eat anything without it messing up your your your like your body or your food processing system like everything I've been eating lately it doesn't matter dude doesn't matter how healthy or like everything's been messing up my like my system lately well you don't know what's going on I might be able to show you I actually before I get into the psychology talk this is this might be why this incredible technology now been developed where you can swallow a camera that's actually the size of a little tiny vitamin capsule and it gives you about 15 hours of footage from inside the digestive system and what the researchers did was they gave one group of people a homemade meal they actually made noodles from scratch just from flour and water and served it in a broth made from water and vegetables and salt and pepper and then the other group they were given bought noodles from the supermarket that come with the sachet that you add hot water to and that

1:43:07was served with a blue drink a blue sports drink and then they swallowed these cameras to give the visuals of what then went on and four hours after they swallowed the real food meal all that was left was white fluff in the digestive system and that's how it's supposed to be really well broken down by that stage but for the people who had the bought food meal four hours after they ate it and swallowed the camera you could still see the teeth marks in the noodles so what that suggests is if you have food in your digestive system for four hours exposed to all of your digestive enzymes and it hasn't been broken down it suggests that maybe there are substances in some of these process foods that we have no ability to break down but then further to that the blue drink had actually died the noodles blue and that's because the die in the blue drink was derived from petroleum and we have no ability inside of us to break down petrol so a number of artificial substances and colors and sweaters are created synthetically and some of the substances that they're derived from

1:44:12I have concerns about whether they even belong in the human body I mean that's a conversation that's happening way too late there's a lot of things that don't belong in the human body that haven't belonged in the human body like cameras sometimes like cameras like I know so I almost was out when I first heard that you're going to swallow a camera like nah I'm not going to do that but I'm glad somebody else tried it but yeah that's really interesting I mean I know that you know I got kids and stuff and we we get them crap cereal sometimes and we probably shouldn't because sometimes you know if you ever give your kids cereal and then they let it sit in the bowl for a while and by the time like it's time to like clean the dishes the flakes of whatever is in there are like straight up concrete and you have to like scrape so hard to get it off the bowl you kind of wonder like is it doing the same stuff inside your stomach oh no it is you know I'm saying like it becomes becomes like hard as a rock so one thing I've been doing I say lately so like I've been eating

1:45:19really healthy last few months and I've been exercising more and we talked about it on the afterglow I got really convicted about our bodies being temples and so I've been really stepping up my game and getting things in gear but one of the things that's helped me that I've been doing and people might think this is this is crazy but I've been eating almost like when I'm eating normal the way that that I choose to I've been eating almost strictly beans like literally beans beans beans good for your heart there you go yeah I've got a different version but it's but it's telling the same story the magical for like the magical for the magical for you yeah but what's crazy though is that normally in the past and it's mostly Pinto beans that I've been having so I get them and I soak them for overnight and then I drain them and then I put them in a thing with a little bit of salt water what does Pinto mean Brian horse talk do we talk about it Pinto's a horse I'm eating horse beans

1:46:19what does that mean Pinto is I mean Pinto is five so I don't know I just remember like the Pinto like the Ford Pinto those are the kind if you just tapped it on the bumper it would explode you think that's you think that's a bean joke maybe maybe but I have explosive explosive diarrhea I had a domains painted or spotted yeah that makes sense because Pinto Pinto beans have little stripes on them yeah and little spots on them but anyways yeah it's been working amazingly for me but what's crazy is most people have Pinto beans especially people from the Southwest that eat a lot of Mexican food I have a friend that was born in Mexico that taught me this recipe they're basically re-fried beans without without all the lard and fat so they're not like actually re-fried anyways the point is normally Americans eat beans with a lot of other carbs and a lot of other unhealthy stuff but when you eat them predominantly just them like I'll have a whole bowl with maybe just a little bit of cheese on top and I'll eat those it doesn't

1:47:20do to you what it does when you're eating them with carbs and stuff like with other carbs like with complex carbs that your body process it quickly you don't get gassy and it goes through your system really quickly and I'm just telling you I've never fell healthier I'm not stopping him with meat and and also tortilla shells well you're you're coming you're coming from a place where you had a pretty good grip on your health and you're eating habits for a minute so I'll probably get there yeah get to the burrito phase the burrito phase yeah I had my time enjoying all of that I'm not used to it so you've already had a season of that yeah I want to get into like the psychology of like the Lindsey Clancy stuff and then I want to play a couple videos to kind of talking about psychology I started to think about it like the idea that we played a video probably two or three weeks ago now maybe four weeks ago and it was about the idea that you can't logically convince something like basically decoup the program somebody from an idea that they did not come

1:48:22about through logically right so it's the idea that it's like an emotional reason is the reason why you actually decide to believe something or not believe something so if you think about like that that concept is obviously very true if you if you can see it because that's why again you have to start with people's hearts before you can change their minds because that's how they're trying to do that's why they want psychological like operations like in the left and they want to have all these these things like the crazy liberals and this and that and oh the evil Republicans because they're trying to build psychological traumas attached to this narrative so that way you bind and bond yourself to this other identity more controlling that's why I try to talk to them yeah that's my point is that so a lot of the reasons why that a lot of women are like very sympathetic to lazy clansy even though they have children and the stuff that she said to have done is horrific

1:49:22and nobody would want anything to do with that person but they've made them feel a certain way about her and therefore like their heart is going out to her so like the reason they want to believe that maybe it was her husband like maybe she didn't actually actually actually jt it was probably the government that did it it wasn't in her you didn't look at all the details of the case like what I said I don't want to get I wait what do you mean not today it's literally the details of the case I'm talking more about the the after effects like I don't care about that case like I don't care about yeah but she didn't do it is the problem that's the that's the thing and the and to care no no you need to understand what they did with this situation because what happened was the the her lawyer first came in and was debating saying oh she was under psychological distress and she signed a paper saying that she did it right and she signed and she made a confession saying she did it or whatever but then and then she said oh she's under psychological distress and then he

1:50:22flipped flopped and said dude I don't even think she didn't and then he made a case the fact that she probably didn't even couldn't even have done it because of all these other data points and then that's why I'm aware of the case would yeah but that's why everybody went against it the the lawyer actually wanted to break it up into two cases one he wanted to the state to first prove that she did it and then if they did he was going to go with the defense he went with with this one but the I guess the judge did not separate the cases so the the main point is regardless if you're the defense lawyer all you're really trying to do is go against well you know the prosecution presents a case and then you don't have to prove any other somebody else did it you just have to prove that the fact you know you have to try to debunk the facts or add bro there was no fingerprints there was no fingerprints on the knife that she used to slit her wrist her fingerprints weren't even on the knife that she used to try to cut herself we're talking about we're having it's we're talking about is why people are identifying with her even if they think

1:51:23she did it it does know it does matter because what what happened was this is a complete psychological operation it was done by the government the government killed her children okay more than likely the government killed her children put the dead bodies in there put her under the state of hypnosis right now we're not there like we're not here and you say that the the government killed her children like you don't that's you can't know that like you're just making like you sound like Alex Jones talking about Sandy Hook bro it's so it's so obvious when you look into it it's like it's not so I mean it was that if it was that obvious there's a lot of suspicious things about that case and I'm not saying I know that the thing that I found most suspicious was that her body temperature was like 82 degrees or something that was weird like that's weird and I'm not saying like I'm put it this way I'm one of those people who don't think OJ killed those two people I think that is sudden did it remember my buddy max powers did it so I'm open to all kinds of other things my main point is that I don't want to get into like if she did it or if she didn't do it but I'm saying

1:52:27that the the psychological op is getting us to empathize with somebody we believe to be a killer and it's because so then rationally a lot of these women even the people who are not crazy conspiracy theorists like us they don't want her to face any justice for this because it's not it's here that they made the decisions about how they feel about her versus up here you know I'm saying yes I'm I'm I'm right in the middle and I actually agree with both of you I think that the sympathy for a woman doing that to her kids no matter what the state of mind is that's wild like that says a lot about like if a mom did that no matter what her state dude consequences there's consequences to that we can't set a question that there's no consequences but I also agree with Brian in the sense that nothing about the case makes sense now there's a lot of questions it's not so much that I just believe you Brian or that the government couldn't have done it it's just I don't like I don't

1:53:31want to go there because like I don't know that I don't know that there's a lot of evidence to prove that they did it even though there's a lot of there's a lot of questions it's like the Charlie Kirk case you can't even prove that one bro it's the same thing the government knows how to sweep its rough sweep its tracks they know how to cover it up Charlie Kirk at least you could show a motive why a for government would want to take it out there is a motive right here right now and I could tell you right now because the very fact that the same exact situational case happened in England or whatever three years prior on the same day I say that that's why I said the same day and not only was the her look alike twin looking husband involved in this in another high profile case who looks like it could be the same dude or at least a brother of him said the same thing when he murdered people he said go to sleep baby and she said according to the narrative go to sleep baby this is written it they both said that in two cases related to something this is entirely I think it's a side up like I don't know what it's entirely planned situation doesn't mean he's doing it does

1:54:33mean if she didn't if she did it it doesn't mean it's still a side up okay yeah but that's what I'm saying is like there is an intentional plan the outcome is the plan of this whole case and it was designed to create an outcome and one of the outcomes is so that people like us get mad at this woman and be like we're getting letting her go after she after she did this terrible thing and we're just gonna let her go and they sell us the narrative that they're letting that she was gonna get free from the case based on mental condition even though she was supposed to be let go because the case later developed into the fact that she didn't even do it so what was gonna happen was all of the people all the conservatives were gonna be like this woman is nuts and our government let this woman go and so that that was the narrative they're trying to sell us a false narrative and so it's like they're they're doing it multiple reasons one of them is I think cannoes soans looked in the case too and this makes people like cannoes soans look crazy and it's like even more so and she didn't say that

1:55:34she was she wasn't guilty because she didn't do it she said she's not I think she was saying she wasn't guilty because clearly that guy read in field her lawyer proved that she was not mentally capable of of making you know based on that that ruling me that basically on that that that narrow part of the law that he definitely poked holes in their case that she was mentally capable of making that decision so that's why she was not guilty not because I think she was do it I think she was put under hypnosis and I think they told her that you killed your children it's very to me it's like very clearly mk ultra to me I mean I don't doubt that I don't doubt that it's mk ultra but she might have still done it though I mean I don't think I think I think good of yes sure bro one of the main programs in mk ultra was creating manchuring candidates and that's why a lot of those guys who were supposed to serial killers were all connected with three-letter organizations it doesn't mean they didn't kill people it just means that they were they were not like they were used to do

1:56:36that and I think part of that is like the idea that you know like the manch and family killings that's also mk ultra stuff and it doesn't mean they didn't kill people they did but the idea was to make a you know some hippie dippy you know you know crazy flower child go turn into like a straight-up killer like a sociable I see where you're going with it and the reality of it is there are a lot of siops where the facts are still true like what they're presenting like the person really did what they said they did or somebody actually really what really was killed or died but the siop is way bigger than that but I but I will say based on everything that I because I did a deep dive into it to and I will say that based on all of the evidence presented I do have to agree with Brian there's more evidence that she actually did and then there is that she did and I'm not saying that she did her didn't like like none of us can say that she may very well have but dude when you look at it from

1:57:37the analytical like perspective that we normally analyze things I also think GT that if you saw all of the same things I really believe you'd come to the same conclusion I've watched all the videos like my wife was was into the case and I watched a lot of the conspiracy videos about it yeah girls informed us about a lot of it I still think I still think she did it I don't know that she did and I would say that that's what I could I say beyond a reasonable but reasonable doubt that she did it I don't know I didn't pay that close attention to it so like I said there's a lot of really sus parts about it and I also think that you know I don't think that see when it gets to the point where certain people act like the whole thing is an op it's like the kids didn't exist or like were they not a married family the guy the guy who just happens to look like the guy who killed those college kids in Idaho it's the same person to do it is in prison or I mean I guess maybe they said prison yeah but he could be a that's what I'm saying it's could be his brother and he could be a part of the same organization like they could be just little a family of people

1:58:38that they take with him Kale truck that they utilize you know I mean just a brother of that guy I think that sounds like somebody somebody else we know that just because they look the same that means something no and even remotely what I'm saying the truth is they're just people that are they're related they use people they use families that are related all the time they do and the truth is there's victims too there are people that that have to pay the price yeah people that yeah that's what I mean I mean people actually die and people actually go to prison but there are people that get and and more than likely against their will yeah the one in that whatever University of Idaho I think or whatever that was like the one right on the border that that story was really messed up that do you like supposedly I'd like no motive to kill those those college girls and like in their boyfriend that was that was wack I feel like we went off track though like honestly I think all I think all killings all major killings like this are that are

1:59:43unexplainable are siops honestly I've come to the point where it's like if it's not a it's a test by the government or whatever if it's not a killing based off of like gang or related you know um you know fear or or you know just rage because somebody cheated on somebody or something like that like I think it's a lot of times like the Columbine stuff all that I think that's so insane and stupid I think that's completely sia up I think all these situations are sia related well I mean that I think that the from a perspective of like some of those ones like I mean you're talking about Columbine's crazy one but but I'm talking about like specifically there are horrific acts of violence done in America every day every day so I think the the siop comes down to like which ones are presented to the national public in the world to be put on a platform for us to all watch it and we watch these things on court TV that's that's the point for me is like they this was allowed to be put

2:00:46on TV like if it was an inside job and the government didn't want people to find out about it they could have absolutely kept this away from the cameras they could have kept it away from the camera yeah some saying like sort out of the public eye certain cases become super high profile and someone's you never hear about like use every now and then somebody will say hey you see this stories on the news but did you hear about this one I bet you didn't and it's like oh my gosh that's no way that's real and you go look it up and that is real but nobody seems to care because again this is the tail wagging the dog it's like they're telling us what to care about and they're telling us what to fight about but I'm saying at the end of the day I'm just talking about the psychology of it though it's like why people believe she's either guilty or innocent I'm not talking about the people who go down the deep down the rabbit hole and try to find all like the ins and outs I'm talking about people empathize with their even thinking she did it you know I'm saying that's one of the that's one of the that's one of the siop's that they created out of this case they intentionally created

2:01:47a siop for people to for women to be associated with this case and based on her mental instability and that was an intentional thread would it was supposed to be created that's a complete siop created out of this case and so like in a in a in a court situation she wouldn't have been she should have been convicted or she should have been let go because they were able to prove that she was innocent but they wanted the narrative of everyone to think that she got let go because she was crazy okay that's not why she got let go she got let go because the facts is the point the point to that her husband potentially or the government had something involved in this okay what if rated that siop that was the siop to sell the people was the one that that that has happened now what if this whole thing was an attack on the white family unit it is absolutely and in fact dude I already told you like I had someone already that I prayed for telling me that they were

2:02:48fearful that they could potentially do the same thing that Lindsey did to her children and do the hard line that men have drawn with women over this whole thing like if yeah there are people there are men out there who if they even remotely side with Lindsey Clancy for any reason whatsoever dude they're breaking up with these women they're calling off their engagements they're called like they're not even hearing them out they're not even like listening to any reason and I like they should as they should I was gonna say I do I do get that but like there is a deeper conversation right like the why matters and like the facts that were basing that on matters and the women that are saying you know empathizing with her like they're why matters right like why are you empathizing with her like why are you like are you are you telling me that like you could go insane and that like I'm just gonna have to deal with it because I need to know that right now because like the other thing about the case though I think the specific thing that I want to transition into what I was actually trying to talk about is that you know is that a lot of the things were the breakdowns in I guess the

2:03:57medical health professionals and like how does somebody who like seems as they're they're crying out for help not get the help and then this tragedy happens afterwards right it's like that you get on put on all these psychotropic drugs and then a lot of them have like terribly dangerous side effects on them and then what's that you're already on the drugs in the first place that that alone is like who's already on the drugs the people what I'm saying is the exactly but I'm saying that this person goes from you know to medical professionals they're prescribed these kinds of drugs then they're prescribed more or whatever and then they're messing with the chemicals in their body and then more than anything it's like like why are you going in the first place is the idea of like modern psychology is like it's like the failure of this and I don't know if this is the side they wanted us to see but I think that this is a side that if anybody's dealt with anybody who's

2:04:58kind of gone through that like therapy culture it is is not good it's not good it's not meant to it's it's just like the other part of the medical field it's not meant to fix people it's made to make customers for life so check this out what if the mental health crisis exists because we followed the wrong guy when modern psychology took off there were two major voices Freud and Adler guess which one we built an entire industry around in Freud's model everything is about your childhood your parents your oppressed trauma you're broken because of what happened to you and healing means going back and unpacking every last moment Adler your past matters but your beliefs your goals and your sense of meaning matter more Adler believed healing came from taking responsibility building social connection and finding purpose in and now but we didn't follow Adler we followed Freud why because Freud's model made it easier to build an entire business around keeping people

2:06:01in therapy the years problem with that Freud's framework makes you feel like you're healing but really you just talk it you say stuck in self analysis you explain your patterns but nothing actually changes Adler's alternative he believed that people weren't damaged it was just discouraged and what they needed wasn't years of regression therapy they needed the tools to feel capable connected and clear about what they're working towards so here's the truth if therapy had followed Adler's power focused on forward movement instead of backwards blame you might be in a mental health crisis you'd be in a mental health revolution because it turns out healing doesn't mean becoming obsessed with your wounds means building something better from here you can trust that man because he has a man bun no I think we can accept what he said in spite of the man bun that's true no he's not wrong I don't disagree I completely agree and dealing with deliverance

2:07:05and dealing with demons and and staff a lot of people want to come to the deliverance ministry stuff and people being prayed for and they're like oh but I was a part of this in the free mason's and this and that and this and that and I had to just be like dude none of that matters like let it go this decision you're making right now is what matters yeah and I constantly have to tell people stop telling me I don't want to know about your past it doesn't matter like it doesn't it does not matter what you what you went through it's done they're giving you names and addresses and it's like yeah yeah yeah I don't need to know any of that like right what's the idea that in Christ we're a new creation and so the old man is dead amen you know the old man's dead like I mean if you believe that like you know like you're changed and so that's why you can look back at your past and you go I can look back at a lot of things that I did wrong and it's not like I have it's not like you would necessarily do them again but it's like I don't feel as bad about because like that's not who I am anymore and then so God when you've changed when he's changed you he says

2:08:09follow me put you on a path and then you go walk you pick up your cross daily and you go forward as I mentioned before you're going forward and as I said earlier too you have the idea that they're trying to take purpose away from people well that's exactly what keeps people out of that funk of depression and anxiety is a purpose to go and do things and they're trying to take that away from people and they want people to sit and stew over their problems and from my own perspective I remember when I was going through tough times and God gave me a purpose and I started to do it and I started to forget about my problems but every now and then I'd be sitting in my room and I'd be stewing over the things that were wrong and it would just make me so much more upset and I would just get so uptight about it or so depressed or anxious about it and then I thought I need to do something good I need to do I need to move forward and as soon as you do like yeah the the problems

2:09:09just get so much smaller and it's like that's but it makes yeah it makes sense in a wicked system is that no they absolutely want you they won't return customers it's kind of like the meme of when the psychologist sees somebody coming in with blue hair and a bunch of tattoos they're like rubbing their hands together and saying oh this is going to be good today got to be custom well to your to your point this the psychological aspect of that decision so like in our faith the difference between so for me part of part of accepting Jesus and accepting him into your heart and walking in the spirit is accepting that the old man is dead and I will say that is the biggest problem and Brian you probably seen this in the deliverance stuff that is the biggest problem it's not convincing other people that the old man is dead and that you're a new creation it's actually believing it yourself

2:10:10it's actually believing that the finished work of what he did on the cross mattered and that we have the opportunity to become a new creation because I'll tell you that was my sticking point because I didn't believe it myself it's like I know what he did and I know that the old man should be dead but is he like am I am is that person actually dead like am I living a different life am I making different decisions am I making better decisions and dude when I when it finally got to the point where it was like no that old man is dead and I felt like a fraud because I didn't feel this like magic spark inside of me that all of the sudden changed every single one of my my points of logic and every one of my points of reasoning when it came to vices and stuff like that it wasn't an instant shift for me I had to work on a lot of that stuff and I had to give stuff to him it's a process you know it's a process but I think when you look back I mean we all have the ability to go dig that old man up if we want to 100% but we have that old man and say okay I'm

2:11:15gonna let you do your thing again so I mean so the the truth is that's why it's always it's a daily thing you can't it is you can't rest on your laurels about it you actually have to to go and move and go move forward I agree but there has to be a pivotal point yeah I think there has to be a moment where you say I am no longer who I was he's cast my my sin as far as the east is from the west I am a new creation I'm walking in that new creation this is how he sees me but also so this is how I'm gonna act and you know like I said I felt like a phony at first because I was acting in all these new ways and doing things in the ways that I knew I was supposed to do them and of course you know the accuser of the brethren is always right behind you go and do your fraud your a phony you're just this and you're just that it's like no man I'm not that that's like that psychological slash spiritual decision and distinction is I think the the number one thing that separates the people that just say a prayer and the people that want to actually chase after Jesus yeah that's a

2:12:18big one man I think that the biggest thing too is that in this industry too is that again like in this story about Lindsey Clancy is that they put her on all these psychotropic drugs and so at the most at the very most this is treating symptoms of depression and all kinds of other things she's dealing with so true but you're not addressing like the core of like the problem you know like you're not fixing the problem you're suppressing the symptoms and so I think in a lot of these cases and not necessarily just that one it's like pressure is building up and you're kind of like you're trying to like oh maybe let a little bit out but you're what you're really doing is like you're kind of most building a powder keg in certain circumstance right because you're not allowing this to go out and be released and be delivered from something like that so you're treating symptoms and that's obviously what modern health care is that's all it's really designed to do and a lot of the symptoms that you're dealing with later is side effects from the stuff you're taking so then

2:13:23these people are all they don't even know which ways up and it's like that's why it's so wicked I mean that's why all this and and it's like but the real I think the real issue and I got this quick video to play about this is the idea that then these people start to identify themselves with the trauma that they're experiencing that's becomes their identity and again it's like the the exact opposite of who we are in Christ is like no that's not who that's not that's not what defines me with defines me as I follow Jesus and I'm alive and I'm more alive than I ever have been and so like you don't like you don't put that evil on you so I do think that that's part of it and it's like you said it's about the like people defining themselves with the trauma that they're facing by the way those drugs a lot of them are derived from oil right exactly what I'm saying that's interesting they're derived from oils comes comes right back up things I can say for three or therapist count remember the spoon scene in the matrix the child tells Neil something strange

2:14:25do not try and bend the spoon that's impossible instead realize the truth there is no spoon the point was not that the spoon disappeared it was that the spoon only existed inside the matrix's coat once Neil understood that he stopped trying to force the spoon to change instead he changed how he understood the system trauma works the same way with identity when something painful happens the brain writes identity around it I'm too much and not enough I'm difficult or I'm broken and over time those things stop feeling like beliefs and start feeling like who you are but neurologically those identity statements are just rehearsed neural pathways their survival interpretations your brain built to make sense of pain they're not permanent truths about your identity and that is where metacognition comes in your prefrontal cortex stepping back and asking who told me this about

2:15:29myself or what taught me this about myself the moment you start questioning the identity code the system starts losing its grip because the brain can't keep controlling you with a script you've already examined healing from trauma is not becoming someone new it's realizing that some of the identities you've been carrying aren't truly you they were survival code and the moment you see that clearly you stop bending yourself to try and fit the program and instead step outside of it because once you understand that the identity was written by the system you realize something powerful there was never a spoon defining you in the first place that's some solid intel right there though I slightly disagree because we just to talk about becoming somebody new so that's right but like but even like you say even Christians can identify themselves with trauma that they are putting like curses upon themselves by identifying themselves with the worst

2:16:30thing that ever happened to them well that's that's kind of what I'm getting at and I would say like that my definition of deliverance has completely shifted I do think that the demonic is real and I do think that it influences and I think that there are things we can be delivered from instantly but I think in my case most of the deepest and most prolific deliverance that takes place is coming out of agreement with things that happened to us when we were younger that made us think a certain way made us act a certain way and so like she's saying we're really that's the Freud model we're saying like to you go back to the darkest part of your past and that's where you stay right and so instead of working through it and letting it go and saying that's not who I am right it's an issue I'm not going to adopt that it's like what it seems to me in like modern psychology is like like identifying things that are but it's really not actually that's not a solution so if you identify somebody as a conarsisist okay very good like you got a name for like a selfish person like we got a new name for it now but like what does that do you know what

2:17:32means like so we can label things you can label your traumas you can say it's this you can say it's you can say this is why I'm so messed up but how does that actually fix anything it doesn't unless you hand it to Jesus and say that's not who I am I'm not carrying that torch Jesus said all authority on heaven and on earth has been given unto me therefore now go he said you can say unto this mountain be thou removed to me thou cast in the scene it will obey you says what you bind on earth will be bound in heaven which you lose on earth will be loosed in heaven you have the authority over your life now amen everyone does amen everyone has the authority and you just don't realize it and when you think that there's external things and let your past and your circumstance governing your situation and governing your life you will stay trapped and the demons will haunt you facts and they will follow you around because you believe wrongly because you don't believe the truth we're giving them a permission slip by believing yes yep your faith is giving them you have the faith Jesus gave us

2:18:33the authority over everything yep I agree you don't have you don't have the authority anymore because you just surrendered it to some other entity that is supposedly haunting you because you made a mistake one time and you're a bad person and oh my gosh you gave into this this sin and now you have a demon following you around and blah blah blah no it's your faith your faith has given permission to this thing to haunt you your faith your belief you don't believe in the freedom of Jesus you don't believe in the freedom that Christ has given you and that's that's what happens I agree with that it's your faith like it's almost like you know the the manifesting world of the new age people like oh believe in manifest in a way they're kind of right some of it yeah because like you can well yeah well you know I'm not saying I agree with that because I'm not saying that you couldn't be delivered from psychological trauma by only Jesus I mean I think that you're still it doesn't even matter if you have I mean I'm sure you're in a better mental state if you do but yes I think because a lot of it is just really simple stuff like like your own faith in the idea that

2:19:37no I'm not this traumatized person anymore I'm gonna I'm gonna believe that I'm not and therefore you're not going to be that anymore you know I'm saying like so it could be you could you could have a lot of purpose for something that eventually means nothing ultimately when we die but it can get you out of the rut that you're in right now that's why a lot of people turn like things like fitness and things like that you know kind of ban aisle things that I mean again like it's better than wallowing in your own pity right but it's not ultimately getting you to the kingdom of heaven where where Christ wants you to be where we all want you to be but yeah absolutely that it is your it is your belief like even like the famous Henry Ford quote that whether you believe you can and you can't you're right so if you believe you're this yeah that's what you become it's like a self-fulfilling prophecy and I think that's the worst part about the the whole kind of Freud psychology a lot of times it's made up stuff in their past you know like somebody's telling you about how bad their childhood wasn't you like I grew up with you like you what are you talking about

2:20:41demons can plant yeah demons can plant false memories too and then exaggerate the memories that you have and take a job on so so your memories may be the same you can grow up the same situation you're happy and fine and the person that grew up has all man it was terrible so bad it was so bad because the demon plants this negative thought pattern you accept it and then you believe it and that becomes your reality right exactly so he's chosen by you I know people in my own personal life that that I've swatched them grow up and I watch them have certain relationships with their parents and then one day they started going to therapy and then they started blaming their mom or their dad for all kinds of stuff that I know did not happen stuff they've already worked through you know like stuff like that you dealt with in the past and then this psychologist of psychiatrists brings it back up and now all of a sudden it's issue can't get past you're like that is so wicked to do something like that no I've seen that I grew up with people that are claiming church hurt now we went to the same same places had the same teachers had the same experiences and they're they're they've used

2:21:46that trauma so to speak to deconstruct their faith completely and it's like I'm able to look back at it and go okay yeah you know that stuff wasn't handled perfectly and yeah it was a little manipulative the way some of this stuff was presented to us and all of that but like what what do you mean I was sitting right next to you like I'm not traumatized I was able to deconstruct my faith completely and then rebuild it back with just Jesus without all of the infrastructure that's not necessary so like how did you come to that conclusion it's because you wanted to yeah because you spent 20 years playing the victim well it's like a situation where that isn't what you're using that for is not a reason what you're using that for is an excuse oh I think that's where a lot of people are is the fact that like why isn't my life in a better place than it is than I thought it should be and then so they use something you as an excuse and the truth is like if we believe in something enough there's all kinds of obstacles that we can

2:22:47overcome and that's the story and that's actually what makes life worth living is achieving despite their circumstance and obviously in Christ we can do all things if God wants us to do and all things that God needs us to do but yeah that people use those things as a crutch but it actually ends up crippling them I mean that's the irony of it's like you're using this and eventually this becomes a self fulfilling prophecy and then you don't achieve more and then you're squandering the time that you do have I mean people being stuck in the past always looking at of course as I have a birthday today I'm getting pretty old and today's your birthday yeah yeah oh man I would wish you a happy birthday but I don't want to curse you no but anyways but the point is you know you look at it's easy like depression is like looking at the in the past right and be kind of stuck in the past you know anxiety is being worried about the future but the truth is we don't know how much to have time we have left you know young people die people sometimes people die really old like we don't have no idea we have no idea and so you don't want to limit where you're at today

2:23:52because you think you wasted time before or you think you have an idea of how much time you have left like God just says go therefore I am sending says therefore go and go do things and you can do all kinds of things if God wants you to and I've got one quick video to play I know it's getting kind of light for you guys but this video kind of will wrap it all up with again this is what we should really think about when we think about like the gospel and how I guess are psyche Dana Gustin said you don't actually have a discipline problem you have a loyalty problem and it explains every bad decision you've ever made so but Gustin spent years knowing Christianity was true and still couldn't make himself to do it and that failure is where this whole idea kind of comes from he realized that the problem was never his knowledge it was his loves because your will doesn't necessarily follow your best argument it follows whatever you love most this is why information never fixes anybody I could give a rough example like you know the couch is worse for you than the gym but in the moment you love the comfort more so the comfort wins it's the same sort of thing Paul met when he said I

2:24:53keep doing the very thing I hate anyways a gustan's deeper point is that you almost never even choose something evil for its own sake you choose a real good rest is good comfort is good food and pleasure are genuinely good things this sin is just loving a lesser good more than a greater one and getting the order wrong which is exactly why he defined virtue as rightly ordered love now most people hear that and they think the fix is wanting less to kill the desire and just go numb but a gustan says it's backwards you don't beat a strong love with willpower you beat it with a stronger love you don't fix your life by wanting nothing you fix it by wanting the highest things so much that everything lower falls in place underneath them he said your love is your weight the thing that drags you toward what you become so you could say you were never lazy your loves were just out of order and the day you fix that order is the day discipline stops being this giant war I thought that was perfect because it is it is like what my understanding of like how I changed was that I started to pray that I would want the things that God wanted for me more than I wanted the things previous in the same way that when I trained for marathons that I stopped doing certain things

2:25:57it would prohibit me achieving as much as I could they wouldn't it wasn't help me reach my goal there because I wanted something this more than I wanted the party in the nightlife and all that other stuff so I stopped doing that because I wanted this more and I think that's the truth it's like yes so like the things that we want of the flesh we never really stop wanting them but we want other things more we want things of the kingdom more and so in the same way in your psyche yeah you have a love your your loves are misplaced so you think about like really when it comes down to it what are like the main commandments from Jesus love God with all your heart and the second command is just like it love your neighbor as yourself so you love those things more than anything else and everything else starts to fall in place and the problem with modern psychology is you know what they love the most themselves yeah exactly yeah that's why they're so depressed and it's such a I don't know it's it's such a kind of just paradox where it's like you think that

2:27:02that self-care everything about me talking about my problems everything is about me and what other people have done to me would help you fix the problem but it's exactly what's keeping you stuck in that place yes everybody dealing with like a lot of problems it all reflects in the selfishness like all the mental all the people that are struggling mental problems it's they're they don't spend time serving other people they don't spend time loving other people they'll love only themselves and they suffer as a result whenever people come to me or ask questions about sin dealing with a particular sin the answer is always the same you focus on the sin you focus on what you're struggling with it's gonna happen more like you have to focus on Jesus yeah correct you have to focus on Jesus you got to shift your focus and and it really is a Seaky first the kingdom of God and his righteousness and all these things will be added unto you that scripture helped me so

2:28:03much and it still does like if you just seek the kingdom first everything falls into place and and then and then you know it might feel a little forced at first but it gets to a point of dependency where it's like dude I don't want to focus on anything else well no but the thing is I liked what he I really appreciate what he said there is like the idea that you don't stop liking those sinful things like you like there's still part of you that kind of wants that and that's why loving Jesus more you're right but that's but that's why it's important for you to give them up you know because it wouldn't be if you gave them up and it didn't like you didn't care about him anymore then it wouldn't be given anything up like it's really not sacrificing anything like if you didn't like doing all the things you used to do so when you stop doing them you're doing it for God like that's why you're doing it well you said it on the afterglow it doesn't mean like you stay stuck where you're always wanting with the point is again you're chasing after something more like it doesn't mean like when I was trained for marathons I didn't still like the party

2:29:03but I was like dang I can't do that because I have to get up at 5 a.m. and go run I got to go run 20 last time I'm so I'm not gonna do that even though I would like to be able to do both but I knew I had to choose based on what I was gonna go do and absolutely I think that that's where people need to like rest and I don't want to put it to the point where like everybody in therapy is all selfish what we're saying is but a lot of people do a lot for other people but then they're still looking at well I'm not getting back I'm not getting anything return for what I'm doing for other people so like I'm actually not the selfish one they are but the thing is like when you have like the god the order of things like you don't expect you don't like you're not doing things for other people expecting something in return like you're doing it for him you know you're doing in spite of the way people treat you and like if you know that that yes you're not getting your earthly reward when you serve others like you think you should well good because that's when

2:30:05you get that reward in heaven but now when you bitch and cry about it to your therapist you know because you're looking for your reward right now but if you believe in a higher reward then that's what you'll get if you don't like you know what I mean like if you just serve god and humble yourself to be fair I don't think most people realize how selfish they're being or that they've been with their mindset until they fully put Jesus on the thing. Oh absolutely once you put him on the throne he shines the light on how selfish we've been and so I think a lot of those people they're not they're not trying to be selfish they don't think they're selfish they really are stuck in pain and in cycles of pain and hurt and they don't they don't realize how self-consumed they are but there is a point of no return where you realize just how selfish you've been and it does it does shift absolutely everything but no I agree I agree completely it was a good talk. Well guys I think we're gonna end it there I really appreciate you guys watching and if you guys enjoy these podcasts please consider supporting this podcast over Patreon where you can watch these episodes early and

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