MK ULTRA Serial Killers & Megachurch Pastors: Strange Parallels!

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1:06you know, that appears to be demonic, satanic stuff. There were a ritual crime connections and evidences in Unter Meyer Park near where these events occurred. So if you watch those or that series, you will be familiar with some of that. And that line of recent, which again lines up with a lot of what Dave talked about in his book. He begins with what by talking about the interest that the military had obviously threw in K ultra and studying MPD and DID states, not just to create super spies or whatever. But perhaps also to create the perfect super soldier or contract killer. Remember in Universal soldier, they're not just soldiers with no mind. The whole purpose of that movie is kind of the same idea. Their mind controlled soldiers who are the perfect killers. They have no moral compass, no compunction whatsoever.

2:07And that's exactly what many of these serial killers, especially ones that went to Vietnam and were in MK ultra. What we see with them now, there was an article years ago claiming that I believe it was burglots. And by the way, I've forgotten which of the serial killers I was getting a mom mixed up because we haven't looked, we haven't looked at this in four or five years. So I'm getting my old materials back out. But Gary Hydenick was the other guy. That was the one of the worst of the serial killers. But we only think of him as one of the worst because he was just like a skit so dude. Because we don't know about Philip Arthur Thompson, the killer in the octopus murders. And the octopus murders ties into Iran Contra, the selling of weapons to perhaps also Tim Osmond, it gets really wild.

3:14And so we need to do some investigation and some dive into octopus murder. Or what's sometimes called the octopus conspiracy because this also ties into the ins law. Research for the creating a promise back door software. And they recently made a documentary on this. And I'll show you, I didn't even know this existed, but a couple of years ago, Netflix put out a reporter Danny Casalero document. Why are they putting? They're putting the crisis line hotline on Netflix documentary about. Contract on the livers. I mean, come on, dude. But this case ended up with the death famously of, I think it was a journalist, Danny Casalero, who was investigating the octopus murders.

4:19And the CIA serial killer involved in this is the PAT, Philip Arthur Thompson. But it's also resulted in a bunch of people being alive too, were investigating this scenario. And you'll see what I mean. I've not yet watched this. I have listened to the entire 10 episodes from Philip Arthur Thompson's illegitimate son, who did the octopus murder podcast. But this is a new documentary, relatively new. That ties it into the bigger geopolitical conspiracy stuff of that time, relating to what they were doing on the Indian reservations. Through the arms trafficking companies and they'd be working for Wacken Hut and other entities. It was found dead over the weekend in a motel in March, Burgess, Virginia. Vocal authorities quickly ruled his death as suicide. It just didn't, it didn't sit right. In my mind and thinking, they killed him.

5:23The book did, and this is the same people that made the OSHO documentary, which, you know, if you are a long-term audience member here, Tristan and I covered many years. Now again, as we've been talking about this stuff, although I did not know about octopus killer until recently, the rest of this stuff we've been talking about forever on my channel, 10 years. And now all the true crime stuff is blowing up. And there just not for going out the shit that we talked about 10 years ago. But do we get any credit? No, we don't get none. Danny was writing. He starts looking into these powerful people and realizes there's something much bigger going on. These eight men, they're no longer government officials. But their tentacles can reach into any part of government in almost any country. I've come to call this group the octopus. And he's just calling the octopus what is the standard Black Ops division of individual. Running guns, running drugs, involved in human trafficking, connected to and aligned with organized crime.

6:30And because they have kind of a double-loc status, they can kill it well, license to kill. You can imagine why this would attract zero killers. Right? This makes purposes. But this is not a literal group called octopus. It's just this journalist name for. This dark side of the national security establishment tied in with organized crime. That we've been talking about also for the last five to 10 years. I've done, I don't know how many episodes, installments, talks on the overlap of the CIA with organized crime. But there you go. Most of us were convinced that he had been hurt for him covering this story. If a federal government says we don't know what you're talking about, it's beyond what a couple of local detectives can do. You'd all started with the software promise. This is the software created by I think ins law law firm that was a very adapt way of kind of analyzing a bunch of data for legal purposes.

7:34And then it had back doors installed into it. And so the government, the State Department basically took the software and said, yeah, we want that because they wanted to sell. This is like 30 years ago. They wanted to sell products to other countries that had back doors, right. And then they could spy on what all was going on. So this is kind of the original back door spyware known as the promise software. It also ties them 9-11. A promise had a role in the events of the big 9. But because this was all connected. And journalists were beginning to figure some of this out. This is what got several of these people on a lot. The Times allegedly allowed the CIA to spy on the intelligence agencies that bought it. The two of them transferred in excess of $40 million. This money was used to buy off. It was a disturbing conspiracy.

8:34A lot of people that were on their dead. All three of them had been shot in the head. We knew who was involved. No one was ever brought to justice. We found the body. There was a wire running from around his neck to his ankles. There's just too many people dead in this case. Now again, I don't think that Dave in his book mentions. And unfortunately it's self-published so there's not a... But I don't think he mentions Philip Arthur Thompson or this case. I could double check. I could be wrong on that. Let's see if he does.

9:37This might be the full book. Let's see. It looks like it is. Let's see if... I don't think Philip Arthur Thompson has even mentioned in program to kill. It doesn't look like it. Which would mean that one of the bigger cases kind of proving or evidenceing many of the feces of Dave in the book. He wasn't even aware of. Or perhaps even the new Orcie Horses case again would've been indicated. This former editor said, I don't know how you heard that name. But you can get killed just knowing that name. Can you carry on camera off?

10:39I told him not to talk to certain people. Not to raise certain issues. Danny became obsessed with this story. You have the same curiosity that Danny had. If you think for a minute that you're going to go expose somebody, you're going to get yourself killed. I am looking forward to that series. But at the same time, we already know this. I'm not knocking the documentary filmmakers. I'm sure they put in a lot of time and effort into this. But if you've read a good amount on these types of subjects like we have, a lot of this stuff is obviously what's going on. I mean, just having knowledge of the connection between the organized crime structure in America. It's history, murder, ink, and the overlap with first naval intelligence,

11:42then with a FBI and CIA, etc. Especially the CIA with the way that they would set up operation underworld, etc. Like all this stuff was kind of like, yeah, of course. But I think with a lot of these journalists, the journals that even still exist, they're so caught in normal land. And then when they stumble upon some of this conspiratorial type information, like for them, they think, oh, this must go up to the Reagan White House and the right wingers. You know what I mean? So they always spin it in some left, right way, as if it's not above that. So let's get back to some of the other serial killers who were. That's.

12:45Gary Ridgeway, the green river killer. I've watched a little bit on Gary Ridgeway, and I know that the Lowell Field Channel that has been removed that still exists as the website. They have quite a few clips and information and video on Ridgeway. But he has thought to have killed at least 71 teenage girls from the 80s and the 90s. But what's not usually mentioned is that he was enlisting the Navy and served in Vietnam and saw a combat when he transports supplies upriver in patrol boats. He claimed that his fixation on ladies of the evening dates back to his naval period. He committed most of these crimes on the highway of Oregon and Washington State, near Seattle, and Tacoma. He was suspected in these killings all the way back in 1983,

13:45but was not caught until there was sufficient advancement in DNA technology to link him. And he was arrested 2001, confessed to 48 and agreed to get this sharing information that could help. Wait. Oh, I thought that said, excuse me, excuse me, I miss red dot. He's serving a life sentence without the possibility of parole. And I didn't know this. When Pearl Jam first started, the guys who except for Eddie Vetter, they started the band called Green River. And it was a reference to some nonsense written from Gary Ridgeway's perspective. I'm sure everybody knows about Jeffrey Budonka don't.

14:47But not many people know as we pointed out. First, he was trained as a medical specialist at Fort Sam Houston in Texas before being stationed in Boundholtta, Vest, Germany, as a combat medic. And where he was stationed was only a hour or two hours away from Gary Hydenick. So two of the most famous serial killers in US history, station in Germany around the same time, loosely, roughly. Only a little bit away from each other in Germany at US bases in Germany isn't that interesting. Why are serial killers stationed in Germany that the two most famous ones? That's very curious. He was eventually kicked out of the army as we said for excessive drinking, but managed to somehow secure an honorable discharge. He was also suspected of being a being the murder of women who were turning up on alive near that German military base and some higher up in the military squashed that investigation.

16:03And there's a military cable that you can read where the higher up brass was putting a squashing it out. Everybody knows about his eating people and whatnot, but what people don't know was as we pointed out last time, the interest in Satanism and the occult that Dahmer had, he had sketched out an altar that he intended to build famously that included, you know, sort of relics, like his version of relics. But Dahmer seems to have had this kind of like, it's almost like an Aztec type of world view, like straight up, just I don't need like a, I don't need to join a satanic sect. I can just be my own sort of deity and build my own altar and document just eat people. Right. So, uh, we're talking like, now people say, oh, it's, it's outlandish to think that the elites are involved in C, A, N, I, B, A, L stuff.

17:18I mean, what are you talking about? The lower level, mid, mid, the lower class and middle class serial killer people. Even some of those people are into it, right? Like Jeffrey Badonka, and they're just broke. Right. They don't have billions of dollars behind them like the Jeff Stun McEffrey Island people. But you can see here, this was roughly speaking the, this is the actual drawing of his altar here. Right. This is what he actually sketched out. These are the stickman are actual human skeletons that he intended to have next to this weird sort of, it looks like a lamp. It's like a art deco. It's a art deco Aztec human sacrifice altar with the, the, the, the, those, some where those bodies left to the left and to the right.

18:25Flanking it. I don't know what that is, but other people, this might be what people sketched out as to what perhaps he might have had in mind this kind of stuff. This is what it was supposed to look like. Domer's shrine. Here's another sketch people done trying to give an idea what it would have been. I don't know what the luminous balls are supposed to be, but this is what he intended to eventually erect. Now, whatever demonic entity was possessing him, it, it has this sort of indigenous as techian vibe to it. And then we read into the case. Anyway, so that's Jeffrey Medonka, and you used to be able to find all this serial killer artwork, but you can't, I can't find it anymore. It doesn't pop up. It's in the old live stream, though, if you want to look and find that stuff, but.

19:29There's also news reports that got removed that Jeffrey was, was interested in esoteric and occult stuff when he was younger. And if you know the Medonka story, when he was younger, there were animal carcasses that were kind of popping up. And we, it is believed that he did that. He was killing animals first. And he would dissect them and investigate them. He got really into. Studying innards, right. But there were also high school people at the time. There was a girl. There's a, there's a famous local news clip where when some of the Dahmer murders were happening. And the local news people invested in interviewed a girl that I think Dahmer had asked to prom or something. And she said no, because he was called a spaz, which at the time, the time was the spurred. They say it was a spurred, but. There were no spaz. I'm not going out with you.

20:32And they said the locals in these interviews said we did find these weird sort of altars and occult things that had been set up in the woods near his house. Now, that's not proof. We don't know if Jeffrey was doing it. However, I mean, he's the most likely suspect. Wouldn't you think. For beginning to experiment, perhaps with occult stuff. And as you can see with his. Alter drawing. It does seem to be like what he was going for. But beside that, I'm not really aware of in Jeffrey, but I'll get on his case. Other than that, he had this weird obsession with extra sister three, and he kind of thought of himself as the the Gemini killer. Which if you watch extra sister three. The Gemini killer is possessed by some sort of demonic entity that kind of.

21:37Impels him to do the killings. And as we said, many of these serial killers have consistently talked about. And they believe that they are possessed. Now, not all of them are they're not just saying it to say, oh, it wasn't me. The devil made me do it. Like they actually explain these compulsions, these like missing time dissociative states. But because people don't believe in possession anymore, it's sort of hand-waved as like, oh, that's just them trying to get in sanity plea. Is it? I mean, or perhaps they're actually demonically possessed. Like, I don't see why that's not a logical conclusion from many of these cases when you really get into them. Let's see. Now, as I said, the other serial killer who was stationed really close to Jeffrey Bedonka, don in Germany was Gary Hydnick. And let you listen to a little bit of his background.

22:37Life started for Gary Michael Hydnick in November 1943 in East Lake, a suburb of Cleveland, Ohio. 18 months later, Gary's brother Terry was born. Six months later, their parents, Michael and Ellen, divorced and the boys went to live with their mother and her new husband until Gary started school, after which they went to live with their father and his new wife. These were not happy times for the boys, as they spent most of their time arguing with their stepmother or being heavily disciplined by their father. Hydnick would later tell psychologists that his father had continually ridiculed him, especially when he went his bed, which was often. At these times, his father would hang the stained sheet out a second story window in full view of the neighbors. Gary was also ridiculed at school, after a fall from a tree left him with a misshapen head. His brother Terry believes the accident was the root cause of Gary's erratic behavior. A curious comment indeed, considering Terry himself spent much of his life in mental institutions.

23:37By the time Gary had reached the eighth grade, he had developed two main obsessions, making money and becoming an army officer. Now, you think, well, that's not too bad. I mean, these are like, you know, he's just, he just got get up and get it and go ambitions. But that get up and get it the release of the book get it ambition ends up being, oh, so I'll declare myself the universal, you know, the galactic universal papal pimp. Like he literally declares himself like universal papal pimp. And by the way, I didn't even realize there is a many documentary that this channel called amcultristerial killers put together. And yeah, I thought this was gone, but no, it's popped back up. So this is what I was looking for. So let's see if this mentions Gary's.

24:43Imcalatratime. Here we go. See, people are just now figuring out the stuff we've been talking about for 10 years. Dude, even when we get to this serial killer stuff. Okay, let's see Gary comes up here in 15 minutes and let's go to that because that's what we're looking for. Here we go. You the maximum security hospital for the criminally insane, a West Philadelphia man who said he'd spend time with Hyde Nick. Wait, I'm on the wrong video. Here we go right here. A West Philadelphia man who said he'd spend time with Hyde Nick in a VA hospital in 1983 remembered Hyde Nick as someone who rarely spoke and mumbled when he did. I wasn't able to comprehend what he was saying. Hyde Nick would shake his head, not speak in a whole sentence. Instead, he always carried a pad in pencil and would write if he wanted to communicate.

25:43But the most important part of Hyde Nick's background for our purposes was the period he spent in the US Army. Hyde Nick enlisted in 1961 and was shipped off to Fort Sam. By the way, I appreciate you guys with that. Those big fat super chats appreciate that you guys are keeping the toilets flushed and the lights on your keeping the. I got a bunch of boomers that are in hamster wheels in the basement and they run and they keep the. Actually, they they they ride their boomers scooters around and that powers the electricity and house keeps the lights on. Appreciate that. I'm glad I found this. I did not think I could find this. This is the thing I was actually looking for. So let's let me just use this one. And exit out. Instead of the full normy documentary, this is the more conspiratorial documentary that we want to go for here. With Hyde Nick and we're going to look at the other cases as well.

26:43We're going to look at North Fox Island a little bit. We're going to look at. Dave's book and Gacy and Pascay because you're going to notice like all these things are going to it's all connected bro. And you're not supposed to talk about the possibility of. Organized contract killing. And nobody knows about Mad Dog McKenna, but he's one of the best examples of it because it's known that he was doing that. So. And he claims, by the way, as we said. That he was part of the same. Group of satanic killers that included Ted Bundy, which that's nobody talks about that. Now again, this is theory. Dave's book is theory, but we're looking at. Cases that information that pops up over time that's forgotten in regard to these seroculars, especially the satanic stuff that's the media has covered up for forever.

27:46And they still don't talk about how many of these serial killers are actually into Satanism. And. Thank you guys for that. Big fat super chat we got showing you love dawn Russia long live mother Russia comrade. I should have paid you in rubles. I'm I guess that is a pro. I can't tell that's trolling, but hey, if you want to send $50 you can troll all day long with $50. Appreciate that. There have been some infamous Ukrainian serial killers that have been forgotten to there was that one bald dude. He's I think Ukraine's most famous serial killer. Forget that guy's name. We got to look him up, but I don't recall in his case. And I watched a couple documentaries on him. Poroschko, pro, pro, pro, I forget his name, but I don't remember anything occult it. He was just a straight up the psycho killer. What was his name?

28:56Chica Tilo, that's his name Andre Chica Tilo. He's known as the butcher of roster of the red ripper. And he killed like, oh, yeah, 52 women and children. Good grief, dude. That's insane. The beast of Ukraine. This guy, this is him. I mean, let's just be honest, is serial killers have a physiognomy? No, they like they got their own physiognomy. They just got that like that look. And they do be wearing them serial killer glasses. I should have worn some Jeffrey Bedonka donk glasses. I got my Boomer reading glasses. I should have worn some Jeffrey Bedonka donks. It's like serial killers and grandmothers that smoked Virginia slims from the 1970s.

30:00Right. The only two people wearing these kinds of glasses was secretaries, grandmothers puffing over to the slims and damn serial killers. Now look, you would think this might be a good way to identify serial killers from these stupid ass glasses. If you're wearing these glasses and you ain't smoking over to the slim and you ain't a grandmothers. And you ain't a secretary. You should immediately be hauled in for questioning. You should be of a vestigate it. Because we know you are not a grandma. Now, if you're a smart serial killer, you could be like this dude, put on a grandma wig, you could pass as a grandma. Just like Steve Nash, when he had his long hair, he could pass for being in the WMBA. And for being a serial killer. Now, he'd be both dude. We need to get Steve Nash some serial killer glasses.

31:04That buddhunk and Jeffrey buddhunk and model. Doesn't add camper wear the same ones too. That's a serial killer sheet dude. Yeah, look at that. Although, yeah, here we go. Serial killer glasses, bro. They're all about it. We got that SK drip dude. SK drip. Even back in the when he was young, I guess this was him when he was younger, even back then he had it. Everybody's dad though. You got to be careful because now all dads are going to end up being serial killers with these glasses. Because they were ubiquitous in the 1970s and 80s, dude.

32:06Anyway, all right, let's get back to Gary Hydenick. Hopefully, I think this is going to touch on the MK Ultra stuff. Houston and San Antonio, Texas for training as a medic, whereas conduct and efficiency were both rated as excellent by his superiors. In May 1962, he was posted to the 46th Army surgical hospital in landstool West Germany as an orderly. But just three months after arriving in Germany, Hydenick went on sick call. He asked to see a doctor. And that's right near where Dahmer was after complaining of dizzy spells, headaches, nausea, blurred vision, and what would later be described as a nervous breakdown in October 1962. Just six months after being posted to Germany, Hydenick was transferred back to the United States to a military hospital in Valley Forge, Pennsylvania. A neurologist there noted that Hydenick seemed to be exhibiting symptoms of a mental illness. He was complaining of quote seeing things moving, which the doctor thought suggested a hallucinatory experience, possibly a tributal to schizophrenia or a schizoid disorder.

33:11Doctors reckoned that's a perfect top of man to become a serial killer. That's a perfect recruitment profile son. You got a lot of potential. We need to build you break you down and build you back up. I'll put on my CA handler glasses right put my CA Ray bands on because we're about to become handlers to the SKs y'all. And did he be released from service and after three months in the hospital, Hydenick was honorably discharged on January 30th, 1963, with a disability rating of 10%. Soon increased to 100%. But after Hydenick's final arrest, when his lawyer, A Charles Peruto, tried to get the army to release his medical records for his criminal defense, he found the army to be strangely resistant. Now why would the army not release this psychos medical information? What's classified showing us quest for us? Topsy why he's a discharge lunatic. Why would they care?

34:14To prepare for an insanity defense, Peruto had asked the army for any records related to Hydenick's hospitalization, typically a routine request in a criminal defense case, but the army refused to turn them over. Journalists started trying to track down more information about Hydenick's military service, but army spokespeople refused to say why Hydenick had been sent back to the US from his posting in Germany, or even the reason for his discharge, admitting only that quote, a person could be honorably discharged for being unsuitable for service or for a medical reason. This is a pretty thorough and well researched little many documents are here from this guy, I don't know who this dude is, but this is pretty good so far. Sometimes this stuff gets too speculated, but they'll look like this guy is doing some pretty solid documentation here. The judge in the case even had to help Hydenick's lawyer obtain a federal court order from a different judge requiring the army to hand over the records. Next later, a Philadelphia psychologist, Dr. Jack Abshi would spend months pouring over Hydenick's medical charts, trying to piece together the history of his treatment by the army.

35:22According to the book, seller of horror by Ken Englade, Abshi concluded that quote, those initial symptoms, the soldier Hydenick suffered, pointed not so much towards psychosis as to the after effects of hallucinogens. Yes, now I think I'm correct. Hydenick was for a time in MK Ultra. I think this is my memory is pretty good. I'm not always right, but I think that's right. I think that's where this is going because if he was now, yes, you can take hallucinogens outside of MK Ultra, but we're talking about while this dude is stationed in Germany again right near where Dahmer was. Well, schizophrenics are noted for emotional freedom, by the way, I forgot to mention another reason why this happens elsewhere is that the laws in other places are different. Obviously, so you can get away with things in foreign countries. So a lot of this stuff can be done outside of US laws or restrictions more easily than it can be done domestically.

36:28For example, sometimes if people, you know, they want to contract a killer, for example, it's contracted out to the mafia rather than the CIA doing it directly or if they want to engage in some kind of experiment, you find a place where the laws allow that and then you do it on foreign soil. Or perhaps you contract private espionage entities in other countries to mess with or spy on people in the US. So for example, just think of Russia gate, right. That was essentially farmed out as far as we can tell by Obama, Hillary in that angle of the DNC people. And perhaps even above that to prop up and create the Russian collusion narrative through the steel dossier and British intelligence. So CIA didn't have to do that directly or that elements, a faction side of the CIA, they can just contract out British intelligence allies to do it. And then there's plausible deniability. Same type of thing here with experimentation in other countries. As you guys know, we covered that little online book about the history of MK Ultra in Australia.

37:35Nobody even knows that there's massive amounts of MK Ultra research and experimentation that was done in Australia. Everybody talks about, oh, you know, Fort, whatever. Yeah, yeah, I know that that's all true. With, you know, bio warfare experiments and Fort Dietrich MK search MK Delta, all that kind of stuff. That's true. But nobody, and I don't think when board wrote his book or when I mentioned in Canada, it was written by John Marx. That was in the late 70s, right. So they didn't even know about what would come out years later about similar types of programs and research. Done in Australia, like we saw with that, that hairy guy who's the most famous institutional serial killer of Australia, who was the mad science doctor, putting people to death and then bringing them back to study the effects of NDE. The aloofness and an inability to develop close relationships, he had next complaints were subtly different. He admitted that he didn't respond well to authority. And he also gripped that others didn't like him because he performed his jobs better than they did.

38:46I was by far the best. He told one doctor. Y'all just jealous. Y'all just jelly. All y'all I heard is jelly. YJK you just wait you. Why JJJ? Why JJJ you just jealous old rank out of jealousy. Also when app she saw the drugs that were prescribed for high neck, unalarm went off. His medication included stelazine, which particularly attracted app she's attention. It's a major tranquilizer, not a valium. Stelazine has kick. If one examines the adverse reaction of these drugs as listed in physicians desk reference, it'd be questionable why someone would be placed on these without a diagnosis of severe psychosis or some other psychiatric definition. It's obvious that their drugs of choice for someone who's hallucinating either high neck was having a psychotic reaction vis-a-vis hallucination or he was responding to a hallucinatory agent. Maybe he's on a hallucinogens. Right. It was not a skit-solid personality type. It's understandable that this diagnosis of schizophrenia was totally erroneous and that high neck was having a hallucinatory experience.

39:51Eventually the reason for the army's hesitance became clear. Reporters have been trying to confirm a widely circulated speculation that Gary Hydenk's medical discharge and 100% disability from the military may have been the result of secret army experiments involving LSD. Yes. In a corridor outside a city hall courtroom where Hydenk's preliminary hearing was postponed for the second time. Reporters peppered Hydenk's attorney, a Charles Peruto junior with questions regarding Hydenk's possible defense. It was reporters who asked Peruto whether army LSD tests might have a bearing on the case. The associated press story included this paragraph. He mentioned a few things, but I won't tell what it was. Yeah, this was what I was recalling the press reports that Gary Hydenk may have been mind-bond with LSD. He's now granted maybe he took LSD on his own, but I mean, he's literally in like Vietnam, a training stuff. Said when asked about the LSD, I can only say that I don't want to answer any questions along those lines because they may be extremely relevant at some later date. Over the following weeks, Aruto got more specific accused torture murder Gary Hydenk entered an army hospital in West Germany for stomach pains while stationed there 25 years ago, but emerged 10 months later as a Ku Kuhbird, his lawyer said yesterday.

41:02Attorney Charles Peruto junior said he thinks the army drugged Hydenk with LSD or masculine during the hospital stay in 1962 and 1963, but he said he's been unable to prove his suspicions. During a hearing yesterday, Aruto complained that the army has resisted requests for records of Hydenk's hospitalization. Now remember the Phoenix program is concurrent with this stuff and with creating serial killers on record. Right, William Colby's whole idea along with other corporate entities that were supporting the Phoenix program was will create a cadre of serial killer super soldiers that will terrorize the Vietcong into basically capitulating. This was their idea of terror, guerrilla warfare on record. I've read that we've done a whole talk on Douglas Valentine's book on the Phoenix program. And then these are the guys that are coming back with, you know, C.A. N. N. I. B. A. L. type tendencies, right. Well, guess what? That's the type of stuff that they were taught and mastered in these programs.

42:08And I wish that Douglas Valentine has spent more time kind of elucidated. He spent like two pages on what they were actually taught to do, which included dismembering things. The worst stuff you could imagine because they wanted to give the impression to the Vietcong, you know, Buddhist-minded people, whatever played to their superstitions. That was a whole idea. And that included the disfiguring of bodies. Outside the courtroom, Peruto said several of Hynek's ex-Army buddies have reported that Hynek was a little goofy when he entered the hospital for what the lawyer called bad stomach pains. But the ex pals said Hynek was absolutely bonkers when released 10 months later. Peruto said Hynek has told his lawyer he doesn't know whether he was drugged while in the hospital. Now we're going to get to pastors too, because I'm going to link all of this to insane pastors, because you're going to know this the same patterns in the way that these people think and act. But the suspect also said he sometimes stayed awake for two or three days while hospitalized said Peruto.

43:10Sounds like it's probably Mescalin or LSD said Peruto. He was the perfect guinea pig for it. He was so wacky he didn't know if he was drugged or not. And eventually Peruto claimed to have found proof of his suspicions. Peruto said that army and VA documents show that Hynek was the subject of LSD tests. Yeah, here it is. This is the article that was on Lowellfield. This is the military. Yeah, South is right. It was they think the lawyer thinks that he was part of him. Kiltr says a lawyer for Gary Hynek claims that he was a subject of army LSD experiments in 1960s. Now remember the unibomber stuff is coming out and I mean loosely speaking we could class unibomber as part of the serial killer ethos, whether you think he was mind controlled or whatever, because he was part of him culture on record as well. Isn't that crazy.

44:12So it also applies to unibomber. Police found women in the basement, etc. Charles Frooto says that he plans to argue that Hynek isn't saying, but he's insane because he had been part of him culture experimentation with the army's experiments between 1961 to 63 between 1961 and 63, although an army spokesman said records didn't show such testing. Aruto's initial plan for Hynek's trial was basically the army's not going to they're not going to bill. Yeah, we did that. We created this psycho serial killer. Yeah, sure. Yeah, he's in Kiltra fail. He's in Kiltra flunky. My bad. Sorry, dude. This line of defense. It had been paruto's intention to introduce testimony designed to link Hynek's treatment at the West German military hospital to army experiments with LSD and other hallucinogens. What he wanted was to create a circumstantial trail showing that Hynek may have been a guinea pig for drug tests and that the experiments irreparably fried his brain.

45:17If my client were to testify, he would say he went into an army hospital. Remember, there are actual reports that the military was experimenting during this period and creating killers, not just Phoenix program, the Navy had their own separate program. So that did exist. Whether or not this man was in it, we don't know for sure, but the point is that now these things did exist. LSD experiments have been carried out said paruto. He would say he went in for a stomach problem and they gave him something that kept him up for three or four days. He was psychotic. That made him the perfect guinea pig, but the judge refused to allow it. She said that because paruto didn't have direct proof that Hynek had been subjected to hallucinogen studies, he wouldn't be allowed to use the argument in his insanity defense. Of course, most proof would have been destroyed in 1973 when CIA director Richard Helms ordered all MK ultra files to be shredded almost 50. There you go. Yeah, I mean, half of those documents could have been about this kind of stuff, right? We don't know, but let's see if we can find on Yandex that older article that talks about, I want to say his name was Naruto, some like that. Let's see Navy.

46:26Serial killer. No, it's a mainstream media article where I want to say it's even like AP. And it's about program to create killers. The guy explaining why it was shut down. The article was shut down, not the program. I know Dave mentions it in the blog.

47:29It's so hard to find these articles now. This is so stupid. Anyway, I'll find eventually years before Hynek's arrest as to Peruto's contention that Hynek would have been the perfect guinea pig for these experiments. It's true that most MK ultra research and CIA backed hallucinogen studies occurred on military bases in hospitals psychiatric institutions and colleges. And at least some of the doctors to whom MK ultra work was subcontracted out intentionally targeted psychiatric patients for experimentation since they'd be easier to discredit if they blew the whistle on the project. The criteria for being judged 100% disabled from a mental health condition as Hynek was are extremely stringent. According to VA disability guidelines in order to qualify as 100% disabled, a person must be judged quote so adversely affected as to result in virtual isolation in the community. The person must demonstrate. I found it hot. I knew I could find it. It's now root not Naruto. I was really close. One letter off. I can almost remember stuff I read 10 years ago, but I'm one letter off.

48:33Okay, let's see. Narrate. Yes. Yeah, this is it. Can you guys see that? Yeah. US Navy psychologist claims that the office of Naval intelligence had taken convicted murderers from military prisons, used behavior modification techniques and then relocated them to American embassies throughout the world. The Navy psychologist was commander Thomas Narewitt of regional medical center in Naples, Italy. Information was devolved to an also a NATO conference of 120 psychologists. The Navy provided all of the funding necessary according to Narewitt.

49:36Dr. Narewitt in a question session said that reporters. They revealed how the Navy was secretly programming large numbers of assassins. This is a real article. You can look it up. I'm going to show you that these are admitted programs. I'm just showing you that these these are admitted programs. I think they've just scrubbed all of the old information on the internet. Because there's no point in any people they don't want people finding this stuff.

50:48That's just some chicks. If you really do want to hunt, you can find the actual article. Let's see. Maybe moon of Alabama. Has it or is it just a link? Oh, here it is. New York Times. This is it. This is the original article where the Navy denies 1975 what was claimed. I'll check this out. I'll give you guys the link right here. Washington, July 6, 1975. United States Navy spokesman categorically denied the London paper report of a program of the Navy. Convicting a preparing convicted murderers to carry out assassinations. Sunday Times was based on an interview with Navy staff psychologist, Lieutenant Commander Thomas Narewitt.

51:52In a Norway where he delivered a paper on anxiety and stress in a NATO conference. Narewitt was quoted by Peter Watson saying that the Navy was training men who were selected for their passive aggressive personalities. So all of these. So like if you're a failed online apologist and you're a failed so passive aggressive religious dude, you do perhaps have a future in the Navy's assassination. So you can see the serial killer programs. So maybe you guys could look into that. All you faking gay evangelical apologists. This might be a better career path for you. It's just funny that it says they were looking for passive aggressive personalities for this program. So I can and agreed. Here's a new career path for you dog. So they increasingly horrific films that they were showing to these individuals apparently to.

52:56Oh, they made them watch SNUFF stuff. Look at that. They made them watch SNUFF according to this Navy psychologist to train them to become better effective psycho killers. This is not Phoenix program. This is the Navy's own program. This is a whole other thing. Oh, and then we wonder why these dudes come back and their psycho SNUFF. Aficionados. Here it is right here. See, I told you existed. This whole chapter and days book on it. Hitman and assassins. They wanted to create men who would just kill on command with no compunction. The Napa Sentinel in a series of articles in 1991. Also state all this anybody familiar with the intelligence communities.

53:59Idea of creating mind control killers will recognize what dr. Nero was describing as essentially the same as MK ultra existence of particular manifestations of the project. We're first reported by British journalist Peter Watson in the Sunday times who attended these conference where dr. Nero was speaking. This was a time when numerous pseudo investigations intelligence community were being undertaken by the Rockefeller Pike and church committees. Nero told Watson that it was revealing because this was obviously a highly classified project. It appears from this project that the intelligence community was recruiting from prisons to make use of natural talents of convicted killers to produce a fabled mentoring in candidate killer. A controlled assassin. The operation was described by Nero as involving killer killers drawn from military prisons. Although there is a good possibility that parallel programs were being conducted of civilians as well.

55:03Prisons after all have provided fertile grounds for a number of MK ultra sub projects for decades. As the Napa Sentinel article noted, mind control experiments permeated the mental institutions of prisons from the 1960s to 1970s. The NATO conference where dr. Nero dropped this bombshell was held in 1975. Strangely enough, the very next month in August 1975, Syracul or Henry Lee Lucas was released early from prison to begin his eight year reign of terror. Henry Lee Lucas spent four and a half years in these mental wards throughout that time. He received intensive drug electro shock treatments. Just one percent MK ultra type stuff. And of course, Henry Lee Lucas went on forever doing this with I think the Bush administration even helped him get out at one point. Remember that. I think they pardoned him or something like that. Go up from memory there's a news reel about that. But Lucas also claimed by the way, again, this is his claim.

56:04We don't know this is true to have been connected to the Matamoros cult, which was a satanic cult out of Brownsville, Texas. That's a real satanic cult where they found I think like 12 bodies. So that's not made up. That's a real thing. Matamoros cult. You can look it up. Now, whether Henry Lee Lucas was killing with the Matamoros cult is up to that's based on Henry Lee Lucas, right? And again, these serial killers, you know, they obviously also lie. So we don't know for sure that it's true just because they say it. But I'll show you that. Oh, and by the way, of course, he had his co killer Otis tool.

57:08So this was another not alone wolf. He's known to work with Otis tool. But you got to I guess you got a dive deeper to find out that he was connected to Matamoros cult. I mean, it's in his book, I think he talks about that. But in case you don't know about the Matamoros cult, there's never a quick version of these. I'll just show you that. Hey you unwelcome. My name is Mike. And in this old video, I have my arthritis. I had a chest infection for like past week and I'm only just getting over it, which is why I sound like this. I sound kind of cool. I might actually try and keep it as voice. In this old video, we were talking about the story of Mark Killaroy. He was a good is everybody is just a soy man, dude. I'm not the only YouTuber. It's not a soy man. Come on, dude. Let's get to the Matamoros bro. It's a VH a handsome serious kid serious, but exciting and always up for a challenge and something new new experiences.

58:12He and some of his closest friends had grown up together in the town of Santa Fe, which is like a distant suburb of Houston where the chemicals. When I skip ahead to Matamoros, very, very same, but the boys were concerned about that. They were partying hard. They were barely sleeping. Like I said, they knew this could be one of their last spring breaks. They didn't want to waste the second of it. Sleep it. You got to be going hard every second. On March 13th, it was the Brownsville, but the mood was kind of like meh. They wanted to rage harder. And so they went across the border to Matamoros. That night at Alon, there was 15,000 American students partying in Matamoros along the main drag Alon and downtown. Put it on the eighth skirts of downtown. Gunfire was a common occurrence as it was murder and theft. They were going in and out of bars looking for the parties, which was everywhere. The party was everywhere. Looking for a girl. And Mark, he was in there like swimwear with a missed online contestant. But come like 2am that night Bill, Mark's closest friend out of the entire group. He said, listen, we...

59:16Come on, do tell the story. They get in with this stupid call and they get killed. They knocked you a single shit, but I need police roadblock. No, they should have, because this was an international roadblock between Texas and between Mexico. And he just like, brrrr, brrrr, brrrr, fuckin' dust in the air. But instead of just chasing him down, you know, sirens blazing, lights going off, they were like, you know, no. Let's see where he goes. Let's follow him. Maybe he'll leave us to be your fish. He did? He led them to a ranch, Santa Alina, just inside the city of Mademorro's. It was there that they organized armed guards, soldiers, and they're moved to Mexico City. And he had these like weird powers, powers of like attraction. He wasn't exactly like a charming guy, but he could just gather in politicians more than that. Anyway, the cult ties into like high level political leaders in Mexico. It was a well connected, satanic cult. I'm trying to give you the this guy's second forever to tell the story. You know, you go watch it on your own. Trust me, I'm usually right.

1:00:17Gross repudiation of reality with fantasy confusion. My only point with that was that Henry Lee Lucas claimed to have had connections to also killing in regard to that cult. The panic and explosions of aggressive energy resulting in profound retreat from mature behavior and crucially the conditions which caused the disability must be 100% attributable to the person's military service. In other words, the disability has to have been directly caused by something that happened during the claimants military service. It can't be a preexisting condition. So whatever caused high necks mental illness VA doctors were convinced that it happened during the 14 months he was enlisted. But if high necks lawyer really had found records proving that he'd been experimented on in the army, it seems that he never produced them publicly. After the hallucinogen defense was disallowed, Peruto had to abandon the LSD angle and pursue a more conventional insanity defense. But how plausible were Peruto's claims? Well, Fort Sam Houston, the army base in Texas where high neck had undergone training, was a site for MK Ultra Research. A project conducted there called Project Whitecoat lasted until 1973, but Peruto specifically claimed that high neck had been experimented on in a hospital,

1:01:21implying it must have occurred either during his stay at the army hospital in Lansdol, Germany, or at Valley Forge Military Hospital in Pennsylvania. Now, there is substantial evidence indicating that Project Artichoke, one of the CIA's MK Ultra precursor programs, was implicated in the interrogation of returning Korean War POWs at Valley Forge Hospital in the early 1950s. But I didn't know that. That's interesting. That was nearly a decade before high neck arrived there, and there's no hard evidence that those interrogations involved hallucinogens. There's no evidence that any MK Ultra experiments were taking place at Lansdol when high neck was there either. But the US Army was conducting parallel research on the use of hallucinogens for interrogation during the period of high neck service, and it turns out that at least one of the army's studies was using soldiers all over Europe as subjects. Between 1961 and 1963, Project Third Chance examined LSD's potential as a truth serum for interrogations by dosing unwit- Ooh, interesting. Now, that's in the John Marks book because it was originally part of the idea of just creating a truth serum. But it didn't really work well for that. In one case in France, a private from South Carolina named James Thornwell, who was suspected of stealing classified documents, was subjected to sleep deprivation, starvation, hypnosis, and eventually syruptitious doses of LSD during over three months of confinement and interrogation.

1:02:34The experience had a profoundly negative lifelong effect on his mental health, and in 1980, South Carolina's two senators shepherded a bill through Congress granting Thornwell a payout of almost $700,000. Congress only identified 10 victims of Project Third Chance, but at least one of them was located in West Germany, where Hydnick had been hospitalized. Why would the army want to interrogate Hydnick? It's hard to say, but according to his brother Terry, after- So there is at least one project named Third Chance that did connect to where he was stationed. But Gary's discharge from the army, quote, he never talked about what happened in Germany, but I think he got into a fight. He was into all kinds of money making schemes and loading guys money and something happened with all this and they sent him back to the States. The CIA had conducted human experiments with hallucinogens in West Germany, starting in the early 1950s under the anesthesiologist Dr Henry Beecher, but these- No, that's interesting. And keep in mind, the same superstructure telling you that none of this exists, it's all made up, you're just good.

1:03:34So, oh, what came out again today turns out Daily Mail. I'm praying the skies. Of course, they still don't want to pull it up. That's not the new article. There's a new one today under Daily Mail Science. Yeah, this is it. CIA accused the poisoning sky with toxins as secret weather control agenda. RFK speaks out also claims that what was marked as a conspiracy theory is true.

1:04:37Now, I've known about geoengineering since 2007 and I've talked about these programs since two almost 20 years. Okay, do you know how many times I've been called stupid skits so in the last 20 years more than I can count, but declassified documents from 2003 now show that there were multiple plans and strategies and programs to change the weather, modify it. And so there are and dump chemicals into the atmosphere for weather control. This is also weather warfare all the way back to 1960s. This is well known, by the way. 18 page report was recently shared by conspiracy theorist Oliver X and it shows the classification under the time of President Lyndon B. Johnson. Johnson endorsed the CIA's weather modification project three years after he gave ominous speeches about the future of America to be able to control weather.

1:05:41While giving this commencement address at Southwest Texas State University in 1962, President Johnson said he controls the weather will control the world. There we go. So I'm just pointing out the same establishment that is lied forever about there being such a thing as geoengineering is the same establishment telling you, oh, no, there's no such thing as my controlled psycho killers. You're, by the way, you're also skit so if you think that, oh, by the way, it does exist, but it needs to happen. Here's the actual declassified document. And looking through the document, it says right here, weather modification, interagency conference on weather modification. We got to do it because of the Soviets, Cold War, of course.

1:06:41Here is 1965. Secretary of Commerce saying yes, in this instance, there was a hurricane created off to coast of Miami 1965. Look at that. And then here is Tucker interviewing that Dean Wiginton guy, I think. Here's our K talking about it being a crime against humanity. Now guess what the justification is. Oh, we got to stop climate change. So it didn't exist. But now it has to exist, but you're it's good for your good to stop climate change. So if you think it exists, your skit so. And it does exist, but it's for your good to stop climate change. Same thing that they always do. There's no such thing as builderburg. Oh, it does exist. And it's it's good. It should exist. Your skits have you talked about it, but also it exists because it helps you.

1:07:46Now. The funniest part of it is the former director of the CIA himself at the council for relations already gave a talk on this very thing. John Brennan years ago gave a talk on weather modification. At the CFR. I've shared it. I don't know how many times posted on how many times this actually got my channel band on TikTok. My first TikTok got banned because I posted this. When it's literally just his lecture. Another example is the array of technologies often referred to collectively as geoengineering that potentially could help reverse the warming effects of global climate change.

1:08:46One that has gained my- So here's the head of the CIA at the time at the CFR lecturing on geoengineering, but it doesn't exist. And if you say it does, you are a skit so. Personal attention is stratospheric aerosol injection or SAI. The method of seeding the stratosphere with particles that can help reflect the sun's heat and much the same way that volcanic eruptions do. An SAI program could limit global temperature increases, reducing some risks associated with higher temperatures and providing the world economy additional time to transition from fossil fuels. This process is also relatively inexpensive. The research council estimates that a fully deployed SAI program would cost about $10 billion yearly. As promising as it may be, moving forward on SAI would also raise a number of challenges for our government and for the international community. On the technical side, greenhouse gas emission reductions would still have to accompany SAI to address other climate change effects, such as ocean acidification, because SAI alone would not remove greenhouse gases from the atmosphere.

1:09:54On the geopolitical side, the technology's potential to alter weather patterns and benefit certain regions of the world at the expense of other weather warfare. Contriger sharp opposition by some nations. Others might seize on SAI's benefits and back away from their commitment to carbon dioxide reductions. And as with other breakthrough technologies, global norms and standards are lacking to guide the deployment and implementation of SAI and other geoengineering initiatives. We start the new month claims tonight. International vapour trials laid by international organizations could be filling central west skies with dangerous chemicals. The opponents of these mysterious chem trials, which have been appearing over double in other central west cities, argue science is being perverted to change like all weather patterns and keep Australia in drought. Yeah, to prop up the climate change narrative to say that we have to depopulate because population is destroying the earth at the whole point.

1:10:57A cloud cedar chasing this menacing storm to squeeze out extra rain for the drought strike in far more than below. Has a pilot going through school you're taught to avoid thunderstorm. This is Craig's job firing chemicals into the clouds in a controversial attempt to modify the weather. He's literally a rain made. Yeah, but that doesn't exist even though you can look and see the stuff that they spray every day for the last 30, 40 years. If you say that, your skit so conspiracy. Cloud seating has been used around the world for decades. Did they not tell this local news affiliate that it doesn't exist, even though you can see all the chemical spray apparatus right there. Oh, I see the cloud. Yeah, it looks like he's a painting this guy. The flares are shooting millions of silver iodide and calcium chloride particles into the cloud where they collide with drops of water and ice and produce even more moisture.

1:11:59Then usually within 20 minutes. What is this white smoky stuff over here? That's right. That's right. The president since southern Tasmania are demanding to know why cloud seating was conducted over the Duant River catchment the day before the worst floods in 40 years. Cloud seating is a technique used to increase rain. Hydro Tasmania has confirmed it flew a cloud seating flight. Oh, but that doesn't exist though. Like, yeah, the news people are in the airplane as they're doing it. But it doesn't exist. Don't you understand? And your skits, so if you think it exists, even though they're showing you that it exists, this is called double thing. It's also a strategy that's used to gaslight you and make you feel like you're retarded and deny what's right in front of your face. So again, the same entity saying, no, of course we don't create serial killers and we wouldn't recruit them to do that. We would, why would we don't do that? We would never do that.

1:13:01Is the same entity saying to you there are no geoengineering programs, even though the CIA director talks about it and even though news reporters go and show you it, it doesn't exist. And if you think it exists, it's you that is actually skits a front. A place near Frankfurt, some 80 miles away from Lansdol hospital. And it's not clear if these experiments were still ongoing by the time Hydnic entered the country in 1962. Ultimately, there isn't enough evidence to definitively say that Gary Hydnic was subjected to Army or CIA, Mind Control experiments during his time in the military. Yes, that's why it is a theory, but it is a theory that has been discussed. Now, I'm going to tell you guys we do have a new show sponsor. I want to give a shout out to our new sponsor, which is carbon 60. And I'm excited. This is a product that is on the way. I'm looking forward to checking it out. Carbon 60 is today's episode sponsor. This is Greska's carbon 60. He is a fellow based ortho bro. This is an orthodox company. And so if you want to support me, you can support yourself by getting this excellent antioxidant.

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1:16:37And the link is right there for 20% off with the J dire promo code rather just J. Why. So again, props to c60 calm. Let's get back to Gary Hydnick and the MK Ultra elements in this bizarre case. And the massive gaps in the historical record it can be rolled out either. Hydnick can be definitively connected to at least two sites Ford Sam Houston in Texas and Valley forge hospital in Pennsylvania, which provably conducted CIA backed mind control research. But at least according to the surviving records neither site conducted hallucinogen experiments. And there's no proof that I next time there overlap with the CIA projects. The fact that his lawyer Charles Peruto actually attempted to use government LSD induced insanity as a defense suggests that he must have believed he had fairly persuasive evidence of the connection. But he had access to a much greater share of Hydnick's records, which have never been released publicly. So if there was proof in those documents, we'll likely never know. Hydnick's insanity defense minus the LSD claims proved unsuccessful and in 1988 he was convicted of two counts of first degree murder, six counts of kidnapping and numerous other offenses. He was sentenced to death and his lethal injection was ultimately carried out in July of 1999.

1:17:44Special thanks to my channel members. So again, shout out to psych history. This looks like a really good documentary. That was a good Hydnick section. We can't prove that he was in Keltra, but it's very seems very sus. Now we mentioned him, Keltra. So let's get on to the next section, which as I mentioned is unibomber and he's very relevant for this because we know he wasn't was an encounter. Theodore Ted Kaczynski was born to two working class Polish American parents in Chicago in May of 1942. A genius with a reputed IQ of 167 Kaczynski skipped several grades studying advanced math in his free time before graduating from high school at age 15 and enrolling in the math program at Harvard University in 1958 when he was 16 years old. After earning his BA degree, Kaczynski was accepted into some of the top graduate programs in the country for math, including UC Berkeley and the University of Chicago, but ultimately enrolled in the PhD program. Yeah, that's a great point. The reason that we can't prove it in regard to Hydnick is that his records were never released and Richard Helms destroyed half of the amkill to document at the University of Michigan, which had offered the most substantial scholarship and stipend.

1:18:57Kaczynski's 1967 dissertation titled Boundary Functions was judged the best thesis the University of Michigan's math department had produced the year of his graduation and a member of his dissertation committee remarked that there were maybe 10 or 12 men in the United States who could actually understand or appreciate the math work that Kaczynski's dissertation was based on. In 1967, after earning his PhD, Kaczynski took a job teaching math at UC Berkeley, becoming at age 25 the youngest assistant professor in the university's history. Despite being disliked by students for his aloof manner and ineffective teaching style, Kaczynski was by 1968 already on track for a 10 year job as a full professor of math at UC Berkeley. But then in 1969, the socially awkward and friendless Kaczynski abruptly resigned his position and moved back in with his parents in the Chicago suburbs. This four guy was just too much of a high IQ spur to make it in the academic realm. But also, I hope this guy brings it up. Ted was, according to FDA, lured into this project because they told him it was about philosophy, which is interesting because Ted was like a hardcore libertarian as far as we as far as I know.

1:20:07And when he's brought into this version of MK Ultra, he's so, oh, you're going to be studying some really cool philosophy, dude. Which is like such a bait and switch, right? Like I'm doing philosophy. Yeah, you're going to be studying philosophy. So I'm not going to read Nietzsche. No, no, we're going to need to take these LSD tabs and put this apparatus on your head as you watch crazy shit on screens. Two years later, in 1971, Kaczynski moved to a cabin he'd constructed in Rome, Montana without electricity or running water. Living on money he earned from our jobs or received from his family, Kaczynski isolated himself almost completely, reading voraciously about philosophy, sociology, politics, and economics. One of the books he read during this period was the technological society by the French philosopher Jacques Lour. Which I have this, but we need to do that because I've got it up on the shelf and we've not done Jacques Lour's books, which predicts like technocratic type stuff. They're prophetic technocratic type predictions. I fire call.

1:21:08Ilol was kind of an archa-libertarian dude as well. Greatly influenced his ideological outlook and according to Kaczynski, crystalized his thinking on the issue of man's relationship to technology. Lour's book was not about technology per se, but rather focused on what a low call to technique or the rationally derived methods of achieving absolute efficiency in all areas of human activity. A little argue that technique and in turn technological advancement had become in a sense autonomous self directing and irreversible. And this is essentially what AI, they're modeling it to be right the selling point of AI is it's the greatest of all the, you know, sufficiencies and once AI runs everything and is in charge of everything, it'll be efficient. Now, maybe in some areas it is efficient for sure. The problem is you can't ever totally remove humans from the equation, right? Only super spurred weirdo Silicon Valley cult people think that you can actually govern a society with pure algorithmic equations with some form of, you know, all trueism or effective altruism. What are their dumb cult is about a quantification of moral calculus, all this utilitarian nonsense is so super retarded.

1:22:17The only people that believe that are like, you know, sandbagged in freed types, right? It's just, it's just super stupid. But these people actually believe that no, we can actually quantify pleasure and happiness and will create some sort of great technocratic kum pod society where everybody's pleased and then you'll have a utopia. It's just so like naive is funny because it's ignoring basic human drives as if you can quantify everything, right? So it's materialistic, it's atheistic. It's based on technocratic quantification. And my guess, I don't know a super whole lot about the unibomor I know some things. My guess is that he kind of like a law saw that that's not going to work. It's like a, it's like the same mistake the communist make. It's not communism is the same mistake they make where they think. Well communism Marxism is like obviously the only rational position with force everybody to be rational like our version of a math program. Right.

1:23:23And this is like the libertarian version of that. But it's the same basic mistake eating a system where humans were no longer truly in charge rather than being a value neutral tool wielded by humans to make themselves safer, richer, healthier, and so on. Technological efficiency was being pursued for its own sake at the expense of freedom and autonomy for individuals and societies. Kaczynski accepted that a law had identified the central problem of modern society. Yeah, exactly that's what I was saying. The alienation and subjugation of humanity as a hands of a system which in practice valued technological efficiency above all else. Yeah, but Larry jihad. By 1975 Kaczynski had begun engaging an acts of sabotage in arson to ward off development projects in the area surrounding this cabin. But in 78 he embarked on a bombing campaign targeting representatives of the technological society he sought to undermine using explosive packages addressed to engineering and computer science professors, university departments, airlines, computer stores and PR executives among others. Now, my I don't know again the specifics of this case just my immediate thought about this would be well, he's probably been used as a mind control patty and as a excuse.

1:24:36Right. Now I'm not saying you necessarily do any of this, but I mean this guy seems like he would be smart enough to figure out that mailing a pop pop is not actually going to stop. Technocracy is such a stupid route. Now, sometimes super spurgy dudes can be my control into stuff or used right we do know that there is a history of using pattsies who are you know chosen dupes and spurgs and autistic creeps and weirdos to be the mass pop pop person that does it right we know that that occurs you find a patty who's you know this and he kind of has the Oswald physique skinny smart white dudes who are single loners they like that are autistic or like they're like the perfect sort of patty dudes right. That type of a physique.

1:25:38An atom lands a style fizzy, I'm going to me is what I'm saying. Zinsky kept iris in which he wrote sometimes encrypted records of his crimes noting technical details of the bombs construction. Yes, I know the word is fizzy on me. I'm just I get a kick out of mispronouncing words. I think it's funny. The attacks as experiments the FBI was only able to connect the bombings to each other because the bomber intentionally maintained a consistent design plan and left similar markings on all the explosive devices. Now maybe he just kind of went crazy and thought that this would actually stop technocris it's just so. Like obviously that's not going to work obviously that's going to make anti tech people or people that want limitations on it look bad right. Oh, you want to stop tech you must be a terrorist eventually they dubbed the attacker the unibomber meaning university and airline bomber. In 1995, Kazinsky sent letters offering to end his terror campaign if one of a handful of media outlets he named would print his manifesto on September 19th.

1:26:41I mean, this is just so. Spurgy and. Unrealistic. If I just get the word out if they just read my manifesto. Dude, nobody in 1995 knew what the internet was going to be. No way in 1995 knew about technocracy dude. You think putting your manifesto out on the mainstream news is going to oh yes. How do we not see this whole we're rational educated citizens and we've read the manifesto I am now converted to believe in living as a herm in the woods is just silly. The Washington Post published industrial society in its feature. Kazinsky's 35,000 word critique of technology and its effects on society which Kazinsky attributed to a fictitious group of his own invention called the Freedom Club. After reading the manifesto in the newspaper, Kazinsky's brother David noticed it contained ideas and arguments he'd been hearing from his brother Ted since at least 1971 and idiosyncratic turns a phrase which were I'm not saying he didn't write this or this the I'm just wondering like.

1:27:44Is he being handled because it becomes such a perfect. A villain archetype for the system to use oh you're against Silicon Valley you must be a univomor terrorist right. Oh you have you want to put limitations on these oh you must be a terrorist unique to Kazinsky specifically Ted had always been very particular about the wording of the idiom you can't have your cake and eat it too. Ted always reversed the verb order you can't eat your cake and have it too which is technically the correct form though much rarer because it's the order of the words which illustrates the impossibility you can't eat a cake and then have it too. In April 1996, Kazinsky was arrested at his cabin where FBI agents discovered by making materials his journals and early drafts of his manifesto. After rejecting his attorneys proposal to pursue an insanity defense Kazinsky pled guilty in January 1990. Yeah, but not of us knew he was in MK Ultra until it was printed in his obituary and began serving his life without parole sentences at ADX Florence Supermax in Colorado.

1:28:48In the lead up to Kazinsky's trial his defense lawyers and family had tried to paint a picture of Kazinsky as a mentally ill psychotic with hallucinations and paranoia from a schizotypal disorder. Kazinsky himself rejected these diagnoses believing himself to be a rational actor engaged in direct action against the system he sought to overturn. But there's one other data point in Ted Kazinsky's psychological history that's more relevant to our purposes here and it involves an experiment he participated in as a sophomore at Harvard. In the year 2000, Kazinsky's fellow Harvard alum, the author and philosophy PhD Austin Chase published an article in the Atlantic titled Harvard and the Making of the Unibomber which he would later expand into the book Harvard and the Unibomber, the education of an American terrorist. Boom, what I tell you. Chase had begun corresponding with Kazinsky in July of 1998 and discovered from Kazinsky himself that he participated in a three-year-long psychological study as an undergrad at Harvard. Kazinsky told him that during his trial the Henry A. Murray Research Center at Harvard had released some of the studies raw data about him to his attorneys but had refused to share the Murray team's analysis of that data.

1:29:49Kazinsky hinted darkly that the Murray Center seemed to feel it had something to hide and one of his defense investigators reported that the center had told the psychologists who participated in the study not to talk with Kazinsky's defense team. It turned out that in the fall of 1959, Kazinsky had been selected as one of 22 subjects out of 70 volunteers to participate in a study being run by a team of psychologists headed by Henry A. Murray of the Department of Social Relations at Harvard, a former Office of Strategic Services employee who had gone on to found the discipline of humanistic psychology. Oh, so OSS rights to this program, right? Total m-kill, total my control. And again, it raises the question as well because you can still class him in the domain of quote serial killers loosely speaking. Want yet again, another quote serial killer in or connected to or potentially part of m-kill. It's sought to use the methods of psychology to expand human potential. Each applicant was given a battery of psychological tests to screen them for certain attributes prior to participation in the study which intended to measure how people react under stress and how they respond to interrogation.

1:30:56The researchers were looking for a few average individuals as well as those representing extremes some who were highly alienated and others who were exceptionally well adjusted. As the lead researcher Henry Murray put it, they sought to enlist students who were quote at the extreme of a vowed alienation lack of identity, pessimism, etc. As well as the so in other words, they were profiling for this program looking for alienated nerdy high IQ spurgy dudes. That's weird.

1:31:56I wonder, it sounds like that refers to some form of dialectics. So the experiments are called stressful disputations, diatic interactions. Some form of like dialectical rage bait. Interesting. Whatever its name, it was a highly refined version of the third degree. Its intent was to catch the student by surprise to deceive him, bring him to anger, ridicule his beliefs and brutalize him. As Murray explained, it's like high level experiments in rage bait. So the unibomber basically the system just rage baited the unibomber's what it sounds like. The only article he ever wrote about his experiment. First, you're told you have a month in which to write a brief exposition of your personal philosophy of life. An affirmation of the major guiding principles in accord with which you live or hope to live. Second, when you return with your finished composition, you're informed that in a day or two, you and a talented young lawyer will be asked to debate the respective merits of your two philosophies.

1:33:00Wow, they were doing debate club back then. They debated the damn unibomber into being a crazy person. I'm not sure how I feel about that as internet debate, bro. When the subject arrived for the debate, he was escorted into a brilliantly lighted room and seated in front of a one-way mirror. A motion picture camera recorded his every move and facial expression through a hole in the wall. Electrodes leading to machines that recorded his heart and respiratory rates were attached to his body. Then the debate began, but the students were tricked. Contrary to what Murray claimed in his article, Murray had lied to the students. He didn't tell him they would be debating a talented young lawyer. Rather, as Murray explained in an unpublished progress report, each student was led to expect he would confront another undergraduate subject like himself. So when they were confronted with what Murray called a law school student, our train to come bliss, they were called completely by surprise. Well, I mean, as we just saw with... Crowder's the day with a Harvard Law team.

1:34:01I wouldn't be a scared of a lawyer. In fact, a lawyer would probably less affect that debating the merits of my philosophy and worldview than the philosophy grad students. They would actually have feared better. So maybe this was enraging because this lawyer is no good at debating. I'm prepared for what followed. The law school student was carefully coached to launch an aggressive attack on his younger victim for the purpose of a... ...and to impede the idea. So I could... Setting him as much as possible. As instructed, the unwitting subject attempted to represent and to defend his personal philosophy of life. Invariably, however, he was frustrated and finally brought to expressions of real anger by the withering the salt of his older, more sophisticated opponent. While fluctuations in the subject's pulse and respiration were measured on a cardio-techometer. Not surprisingly. This is so crazy. I had no idea what they actually did with Ted's impkilted experiments. It's just rage-baiting.

1:35:02Maybe they were no-sign with LSD, too. Most participants found this highly unpleasant, even traumatic as the data sets record. We were led into the room. I wasn't dissing Alex Sorn. I'm speaking in general of like, normy, Harvard, law-type people like that black dude that Crowder debated. That's like the standard, quote, lawyer out here. Bright lights. Very bright. One of the participants said, I could see shadowy activities going on behind the one-way glass. The psychologist started fascinating things on me. I had a sensation, someone akin to someone being strapped. You don't even consider the possibility that I was the one debating Ted Gizinski. And he got dire derangement syndrome because I was refuting his libertarian nonsense. And so Ted lost his mind and wrote his manifesto. The electric chair with these electrodes. I really started getting hit real hard. Wham, wham, wham. Amigeding hotter and more irritated. Oh, do they were electro-shocking him as he's debating? What the hell kind of insane debate, bro shit is this dude? Or is he saying it's akin to it? Hold on, I got distracted by my jokes.

1:36:04I got to see what they were saying. Let's go back a little bit. And said, I could see shadowy activities going on behind the one-way glass. The psychologist started fascinating things on me. I had a sensation, someone akin to someone being strapped on the electric chair with... So he was strapped up with some apparatus, he was. He's like Alex in the Clockwork Orange, right? These electrodes, I really started getting hit real hard. Wham, wham, wham. Amigeding hotter and more irritated. And my heart beat going up. And sweating, Ted. They're like, oh, so they're basically just agitating and rage-baiting, bro, into oblivion. They're like, oh, are you getting mad? Oh, you're getting mad because you're getting shocked. How about you get shocked more? So dude was just getting rage-trolled into insanity. That's crazy. There I was under the light. Maybe this is all just predicting the internet now. The unibom our saw that we'd all be rage-baited into insanity

1:37:05and because they did it to him in the electric chair. And with movie camera and all this experimentation equipment on me, it was sort of an unpleasant experience. Right away, said another codename Trump describing his experience. Now he's saying they hooked an apparatus up to him. It's not just a comparison. Listen, he says they hooked an apparatus up to me. Listen. And respiration were measured on a cardio-techometer. They're measuring all of his reactions, right? And then he says they hooked something up to him. Pricingly, most participants found this highly unpleasant, even traumatic, as the data sets record. We were led into the room with bright lights. Very bright, one of the participants said, I could see shadowy activity is going on behind the one-way glass. The psychologist started fascinating things on me. I say he says they started fascinating things on to me. A sensation, somewhat akin to someone being struck. I had the sensations akin to being an electric chair. So he's saying he is getting electro shocked. It's not saying it's life. At first I thought it was saying it sounds like it. It sounded like he was saying it's like being it.

1:38:07He says it's like being an electric chair, but they were shockuming with an apparatus. On the electric chair with these electrodes, I really thought... Yes, it's Dr. Peter vankeman, fucking with that dude in the beginning of Ghostbusters. They're getting hit real hard. Wham, wham, wham. I'm getting hotter and more irritated. And my heart beat going up. And sweating terribly. There I was, under the lights. And with movie camera and all this experimentation equipment on me. It was sort of an unpleasant experience. I don't understand. People that are in all these types of experiments on... When it's a campus experiments. Like the lab coat experiment everybody knows about. Or this... Like, why don't you just get up and leave? Like, you're my freaking college professor. I don't have to do this dumb ass experiment. Fuck you, I'm out of here. If you... If you shocked me again on a punch in the nose, like, why not just get up and leave? You know what I mean? I mean, what's more important? Being at Harvard or like getting your brain fried by your thesis advisor, right?

1:39:09You know what I mean? Like... Get up, get out, dude. Way said another codename Trump describing his experience afterward. I didn't like the interrogator. The psychologist came waltzing over. You think? I didn't like the guy electro-shocking in interrogating. And he put on those electrodes. But in that process, while he was doing that kind of whistling, I was looking over the room. And right away, I didn't like the room. I didn't like the way the glass was in front of me, through which I couldn't see. But I was being watched, and right away, that puts one in a kind of a natural situation. And I noted the... See, he said they were hooking up electrodes. White lights. And again, that heightens the unnatural effect. There was something peculiar about the setup, too. It was supposed to look homey or look natural. Two chairs and a little table. But again, that struck me as unnatural before the big piece of glass and the lights. And then another researcher, who was bubbling over, dancing around, started to talk to me about how he liked my suit. The buzzer would ring or something like that. We were supposed to begin. He was being sarcastic. We're pretty much on the wise guy. And the first thing that entered my mind was to get up and ask him outside immediately. But that was out of the question. How many joints did I smoke in college?

1:40:09What the heck is that? The question didn't make sense. What does it have to do with... In the 1950s, before anybody knew what a joint was. What does it have to do with getting up and getting out of there? If somebody hooks me up to a chair and starts shocking me, I'm getting up. Like, to get me out of here. I'm gonna pitch you with this chair. What does that have to do with joints? What does that have to do with joints in college? What about in smoke joints in college? What are you talking about? Because of the electrodes and the movie and all that. I kind of sat there and began to fume. And then he went on and he got my goat. And I couldn't think of what to say. And then they came along and they took my electrodes off. One subject, hinge, thought he was being attacked. See, they were electro-shocking. Like, they were full... It sounds like they were full on MK Ultra raging. Rage baiting quartet here. Another, Nasefield, complained. The lights were very bright. Then the things were put on my legs and whatnot. And on the arm, I didn't like the feel of the sticky stuff that was on there, being sort of uncomfortable. Before the diatic confrontation took place, Murray and his colleagues interviewed the students in depth about their hopes and aspirations.

1:41:09During the same period, the subjects were required to write not only essays explaining their philosophies of life, but also autobiographies in which they were told to answer specific, intimate questions on a range of subjects from thumb sucking and... Yeah, I'm gonna believe those parts out. After all this data was collected, the diatic confrontation took place. Over time, the participant would be called back for several recall interviews, where he would sometimes be asked to watch and comment on the video of the confrontation. By the end of the project, each student had spent about 200 hours being interrogated, degraded, tested, and measured. But in the end, no one involved could really tell what the point of the experiment had been. The data was never published or turned in... Maybe it's just a drop-yo-ass crazy. That's what I'm wondering. Maybe MK Ultra was like, let's... let's... drop a dude crazy. How can we drive a genius crazy? To a journal article, Murray claimed he was working on a book about his concept of the diet, but it was never produced. Some of Murray's assistants believed he just took pleasure in seeing what happened when one person attacked another. But for all the ink that's been spilled over Ted Kaczynski's supposed ties to MK Ultra,

1:42:12there's no evidence in the historical record directly connecting the experiment in which he participated to MK Ultra in particular. Obviously that's MK Ultra. What are you talking about? That is an MK Ultra. That's 100% MK Ultra. What are you talking about? It's in his obituary. Dealer or the CIA in general. It's true that the studies lead architect Henry Murray had worked for the OSS during the World War II in... Dealer. ...devising psychological screening tests for potential spies. Why did this guy not even mention the obituary because it's in the obituary? I've looked it up. Let's see. Probably won't come up on Google though.

1:43:18Well, that's now behind a paywall. But I've looked this up before. And the obituary does say it used to say at least MK Ultra. But everything's behind us too, but paywall now. At least according to Timothy Leary, monitoring military experiments on brainwashing, but evidence of a direct intelligence link to this particular study is lacking. On the other hand, one of the primary goals of MK Ultra research... The whole establishment. It's all the same establishment. Like Harvard, MIT, they're all part of the same superstructure, Eastern Seaboard establishment. Of course, it's all connected. Of course it is. 100%. All on our person. The CIA was conducting into brainwashing and mind control.

1:44:20And if the data collected during the study was never used for a book or research paper, then it's reasonable to wonder what Murray's intentions were and collect... All right. ...and collect all the data collected during the study was never used for a book or research paper. Then it's reasonable to wonder what Murray's intentions were and collect... All right. I'm sure it exists. It's just not public, right? Because a lot of this stuff is classified and not in the public purview. Why... They're not going to publish a article on how I actually did the, you know, rage-baiting to create the Unabomber. I think all this extremely private information from Harvard students about their sexual habits, personalities, fears, and values had the whole thing been a covert project to collect compromised information. About a group of people who, as Harvard graduates, were almost guaranteed to soon be assuming roles at the very top of American government finance and industry. But whatever Murray's true motives were for conducting a study like this, there's no concrete proof of where the data ended up or what it was used for. So unfortunately... Again, because it destroyed all these documents.

1:45:20We are, at least for now, the only thing that we can do is to make sure that the data was used for the data. And then we can't just put it in the office. And then we can't just put it in the office. Because it destroyed all these documents. We are, at least for now, confined to speculation. So many of the impultured documents. I guarantee they have all of that guys' research. For his part, Kaczynski totally rejected the idea that the study had any influence on his thinking or personality. I've received plenty of letters from people who believe that in the course of the psychological study at Harvard, directed by Henry A. Murray, I was subjected to psychological torture as part of an MK-Ultra Mind Control Experiment, conducted by the CIA. But it's all bullshit. There was one and only one unpleasant experience. How do we even know that's his letter, dude? All right. Let's see. Is there another serial killer in this? This is pretty good historical information, but this guy's a little too skeptical for me. MK-Ultra serial killer is someone who most people wouldn't actually think of as a serial killer at all, despite his high victim count. The Boston mobster, James Whitey-Bolger.

1:46:20Yeah. Now, Whitey-Bolger also was part of MK-Ultra. He claims that as well. So he only did three killers. He just did Heidenick, Bulger, and who's the first one? Heidenowski. A record of a serial killer having been subjected to brainwashing experiments and even actual MK-Ultra linked research projects in their early life before they ever became a serial killer. In these cases, the connections between the killer and government-sponsored mind control programs are not merely speculative. They're verified in long paper trails, published research, and even argued by defense lawyers in the killer's criminal trials. In this video, we'll examine the three strongest such cases with the best objective evidence pointing to a mind control hypothesis. Well, what about Charles Manson? But maybe he doesn't count because he didn't actually kill anybody. But, okay, so he only does Whitey-Bolger and Heidenick and Unibomber. Which have the most likely affiliations that are known.

1:47:24Who's criminal enterprise was protected and even aided by the FBI for decades and his- Now, Whitey-Bolger, if you don't know, was working with the FBI and that's why some of his killings were covered up. Nexions to MK-Ultra are actually proven with the paper trail, names, locations, and dates, an extensive testimony from Bulger himself describing how the experiments transformed his life. Whitey-Bolger was born into poverty, growing up in the Mary Ellen McCormick housing projects in South Boston. Bulger's other five siblings lived relatively conventional and even prosperous lives, with one younger brother, William Bulger, eventually becoming a Massachusetts state senator and president of the University of Massachusetts. However, James Bulger, or Whitey, as he was called, was a fighter and street criminal from a young age. After serving a stint and a juvenile reformatory, Bulger listed in the Air Force, spending time in military prison for fights and going AWOL, before being honorably discharged in 1952. In 1956, after a series of bank robberies in multiple states, Bulger was sentenced to 20 years in prison and sent to Atlanta federal penitentiary.

1:48:28After nine years in Atlanta, Alcatraz, and Levinworth, Bulger was paroled in 1965, moving back to South Boston. Over the next three decades, Bulger and his winter hill gang would come to dominate organized crime in the city, running... By the way, that movie with Johnny Debt, where he plays Whitey-Bolger is really good called Black Mask. And it gets into a lot of this element of the story. It ought to be mentioned as the M. Kelter stuff, because I don't think Whitey participated in that until he was in prison. But I did ask, if you remember, I think when we were interviewing or doing the podcast with Sammy the Bull, I think I mentioned Whitey Bulger, and Sammy did not have good things to say about Whitey Bulger. Said he was just a nasty individual. I'm shocking, gambling, drug trafficking, theft, and extortion operations throughout the metro area. Bulger had actually informally passed information to the FBI. But also Whitey was interesting too, because he... I don't... if I recall, he's not part of M. Kelter until he's in prison.

1:49:37And this demonstrates the M. Kelter usage of high-profile killers and criminals. Early as his 1956 arrest on bank robbery charges, but in the mid-1970s, he established a connection to Boston FBI agent John Connelly that would go far beyond conventional informant work, and create a symbiotic relationship between Bulger's criminal operation and the FBI. Connelly's initial proposal to Bulger was simple. Bulger would supply the FBI with information about his mafia rivals, mainly from the big New York Italian families, and Connelly would in turn provide Bulger with protection from local police, while helping to dismantle other organized crime operations in the areas where the winter has been. Connelly was Irish, like Bulger, and they'd grown up in housing projects just a few doors down from each other. Although it's unknown exactly how the relationship began, by 1975, both Bulger and his top lieutenant Stephen Flemmey were regularly meeting with Connelly. That comes up in the movie Black Mask, but we're... During his time as an FBI informant, Bulger was routinely importing and selling marijuana, cocaine, and heroin, ordering murders, and sometimes carrying them out himself, shaking down drug dealers and bookmakers, trafficking and weapons, and running large-scale theft operas.

1:50:42While laundering money through a network of front companies, include... Now I'm going to skip past the organized crime history of Wadi Bulger and get to where he's in prison because that's the impkilled report. Bring the trials of Bulger's associates, the FBI was forced to reveal his informant status, and some of his former lieutenants decided to cooperate against him for more lenient sentences. After 16 years on the run, Bulger was arrested in Santa Monica, California in 2011 after a tip from a woman in his neighborhood. He faced federal charges of racketeering, money laundering, drug trafficking, extortion, conspiracy to commit murder and murder, among others, ultimately being convicted on 31 counts, including 11 murders. In 2013, Bulger was sentenced to two life terms plus five years and was still facing several more indictments in other states. He was shipped to you... Even the mobsters end up with serial killer glasses. You think of mobsters as dapper dans. Do they're over here wearing fricking bucket hats, boomer fishing bucket hats, and damn serial killer glasses.

1:51:4631 counts, including 11 murders in 2013. I'm telling you, man, we can already profile and know all the serial killers just by these stupid ass glasses when they're not grandmalls and they're not secretary. It was sentenced to two life terms plus five years and was still facing several more indictments in other states. He was shipped to usp Coleman in Florida and despite his deteriorating health, multiple recent heart attacks, and imminent need for surgery, the 89-year-old Bulger's medical status was downgraded and he was transferred to usp Hazelton in West Virginia in 2018. The dates. There had also been widespread speculation since well before his trial that Bulger would seek a deal with federal prosecutors to testify against the corrupt officials who would help protect the winner hill gangs operations in Boston, upassides John Connolly and two of his co-workers at the Boston FBI office, no other government employees were ever prosecuted for their participation in Bulger's criminal empire. In Atlanta, he'd signed up for a medical experiment on whooping. There we go. So when he's in prison, he signs up for it.

1:52:47Dude's just like, yeah, just let me do it, bro. Samiya. Of in exchange for a good time reduction in a sentence, but then while part of it, if you sign up for him, Keltro will reduce your sentence. Yeah, you might go crazy, but you'll get years off. He was asked if he wanted to volunteer for a separate research project seeking a cure for schizophrenia. Bulger agreed, and for the next 15 months, rather than receiving an anti-psychotic medication, Bulger was injected with high doses of LSD three times a week, every week, and then subjected to repetitious questioning, including two questions which stuck with Bulger all his life. Have you ever killed anyone? Would you ever kill anyone? It turned out that the study, being run by the noted pharmacologist and researcher from Emory University, Dr. Karl Pfeiffer, was actually being sponsored by the CIA, as part of the MK Ultra program. On August 6, 1957, Whidey signed a contract affirming that he understood the hallucinatory effect of Lycercic acid diethylamide, LSD25, and that the potential benefits to humanity and the risks to my health of participation in the study have been explained to me, and I hereby freely assume all such risks.

1:53:49Six days later, he reported to the psychiatric ward, a large inaceptic room with bars and a locked steel door in the basement of the prison hospital, where he was injected with his first dose of LSD. It was a routine that would continue once a week for the next 15 months. Whidey got $3 for every injection, and 54 days off his sentence in total. $3.50 days off. I don't think this deal was worth it, bro, because I mean, what's he got like a life sentence? Oh, yeah, your sentence for 100 years, but we'll give you 50 days off if you trip balls every week. It's not a good deal, dude. But it was a devastating compact. The hallucinatory effects of the LSD would last a lifetime, and Whidey would bitterly recall years later how he felt tricked into taking something that nearly drove him mad and would forever rob him of a good night's sleep. The hallucinations began within minutes of the injection. Suddenly, blood seemed to explode from the walls and drown him.

1:54:49The bars on the windows morphed into writhing black snakes. He and the other test subjects became raving, totally out of control mental and psychological animals. He felt depressed and suicidal after the sessions. He said two inmates in the project became psychotic and were shipped off to the federal prison hospital in Missouri. Richard Sundae, an inmate who worked in the prison hospital with Whidey and became one of his closest friends, witnessed the effects of the experimental injections and was horrified. Whidey, he said, screamed wildly and babbled incoherently. His face was contorted. He was one crazy individual when he was on those drugs. Sunday said he was a lunatic. So I didn't actually know it was this intensive. I thought like he just kind of experiment with some LSD when he was in prison, but this sounds really intensive. Journal, Bulger had apparently written in the years after his first term in federal prison in which he described horrible LSD experiences followed by thoughts of deep depression and wrote that he developed a quote morbid fear of LSD feeling that if he had any more of it, it would push him over the edge.

1:55:49We were injected with massive doses of LSD 25 in minutes the drug would take over and about eight or nine men, Dr. Pfeiffer and several men in suits who weren't doctors, would give us tests to see how we reacted. A convicts in a panic and paranoid state, total loss of appetite, hallucinating, the room would change shape, hours of paranoia and feeling violent, horrible periods of living nightmares and even blood coming out of the walls, guys turning the skeletons in front of me. I saw a camera change into the head of a dog. I felt like I was going insane. The men in suits would be in a room and hook me up to machines. The suit questions like, did you ever kill anyone? Would you kill someone? The men in the suits hooked them up to the machines and MK Ultra, who would have thought that one of the most famous mobsters in American history was one of the key participants in hard core MK Ultra projects. Bulger soon found that he could sleep for only a few hours before inevitably waking up in a cold sweat. He felt like his head changed his shape and the only antidote is to look in the mirror to make sure his head was still the same.

1:56:53According to Bulger, two of the other men in the experiment, quote, went psychotic. They had all the symptoms of schizophrenia. They had to be prides loose from under their beds, growling, barking and frothing at the mouth. They put them in a strip cell. So they're basically just demonically busy down the hall. I never saw or heard of them again. Declassified CIA documents would later confirm that at least two prisoners were transferred out of the program because of mental problems. For decades afterward, he refused to talk about his experience. Bulger feared that if I mentioned hearing voices or the seeming movement of calendar and cell, etc. that I'd be committed for life and never see the outside again. In his journal, Bulger wrote of having nightmares on a nightly basis and suspected the LSD had been responsible for years of allergies and stomach pains. He called the doctor administering the study on modern day Mengele. I was in prison for committing a crime and feel they committed a worse crime on me. Well, maybe that's why I have allergies and stomach problems. I wasn't doing hardcore $5 a week LSD experiments to get 50 days off my prison sentence, but maybe my five or six acid trips caused my problems.

1:57:58I don't know guys. Thank you for the support here. We got some superchest to read. We got more to do. I don't want to we're not stopping yet, but I need to do some of these super chats. You guys have been generous tonight. Appreciate that. There's the link if you want to support the show. Crystal says for $10 J I love the intellectual rigor of your work with the high with the power of high following comes a high responsibility. Can you ensure the viewers that they don't mistake theology for a bear intellectualism instead, guy, then guide them towards a acidic soul saving life. Well, the way that we ensure that is that we always tell people that you have to go to church. You have to go to the Orthodox church. You can't do each church. And we've always said that. So we've had the same message. But I appreciate your super chat Rachel Wilson since $5. Thank you so much. We got super chat from Nixie says that Jay gifting five memberships. Appreciate that. Welcome to the new members. Valentine $5.

1:58:59Jay, I enjoyed these previous serial serial killer installments from those archives. Thank you for reviewing this material again. We got slow boys and quirk chungus. They need to be caught up. God bless you, Jay. Thank you. Now I wanted to do this fits by the way as booktober content, right? Jamie, now we're discussing what movies we're going to do for spooktober. I think we're going to do ghost busters one and two and goolies since ghost busters one and two is one we've never seen. I don't think we've ever done that. Now I did write an analysis of ghost busters in s. So Terry call you would two I think. But we've not done a podcast. I don't think on ghost busters. And I know we haven't done ghost busters to with. Vigo, whoever the funny villain is. So that'll be fun to do. We have a ghost busters. And as part of our 10 year anniversary of when I met Jamie and did podcasts with her will do goolies as part of that.

2:00:01So I'm going to do for spooktober this year also Hannibal and Sansa lambs Hannibal the TV show in Sansa lambs and that fits in with serial killer spooktober. So this all vibes and overlaps with spooktober. So I'm going to do a live. Wait, my cool Michael for life gifts five memberships. Thank you. Michael. Appreciate that slow boy. Wipeers says I love this spooktober content. Thank you. This is exactly what we're doing. You were you read my mind. I'm going to do a piece of info warrior to dollars a eyes pronouns have changed. They're now s i s, do you know, Trump has. He gendered the AI to be s i seven horn seven eyes seven spirits five dollars m j ultra uh oh uh oh. I got esposed in PC sends five dollars and says hey there, Jay, dire hope everything is well on your stream end of quote monarchy of the member of five dollars.

2:01:07I'm going to comment when you know, mom, her said quote he stated he did not like the investigator or the questions. Yeah, we shocked you and rage baited you did you enjoy it. I did not enjoy the shocking rage baiting experience. I was a hundred dollars and says I used to smoke up my mama's Virginia slams 120's as a kid. Oh, dude. Thanks for what you do. Blessings to you and yours. Well, thank you, America. That's a big fencing. I appreciate that. Smithie says for $10 nothing. Thank you, Smithie. Ryan Kelly said for $20 happy Friday, Jay, all the nerds in the chat. Thank you for what you do and what you are doing. Well, thank you guys. You guys keep the bills paid in the lights on. See, Willie says for five dollars. That's interesting about the head injury. John Wayne, Gacy had a head injury as a kid. I learned about that from the surf shunt Steven song. Yeah, that's quite a few of these have these head injuries. That's a good point.

2:02:13So don't drop no babies on your head because you got a serial killer if you do. Audio garden slave $50. Dyer, you are the last one. Don't let me down by becoming a DJ and demon. Look, we're all centers. Okay. I think it's better to just be honest about your sins. And if you try to cover it up and portray yourself with some like pious super pious person, it's the hypocrisy that makes everybody mad. Not that you had a past is the hypocrisy. So I've been honest about all my vices. So I don't think there's any dirt beyond what I've told you guys. There has to be a real one out here. M. D. Never dies agreed. Great. But also, I'm not a preacher, dude. I'm not saying you're saying that. I'm just saying to the people's expectations. Like, I'm not your preacher. I'm not your spiritual father.

2:03:15I'm a YouTuber man. And I hopefully I wasn't dropped on my head. Storm the cat $10. There's a theory that Tom Cruz's character and I was what shot is actually based on JFK. I've not heard that. That's a weird one. They died the same day in I was what that came out. Oh, JFK Jr. Timot. The dude that died in the plane crash. There's other parallels, but I cannot fit it all in this super chat. I mean, that sounds kind of out there. I mean, Stanley Cooper. What wouldn't have known that JFK Jr. was going to die in a plane crash. If you're saying that's evidence that it's based on JFK Jr. But I haven't heard that there. Years later, Balder was still so disturbed by the experience that he threatened to kill anyone called selling LSD in South Boston and at one point planned to hunt down and murder Dr. Fyfer.

2:04:16Incredibly, during his trial, Balder's defense lawyers managed to not only avoid implicating any government officials besides John Connolly in any criminal activity, but they also failed to mention LSD, MK Ultra or the CIA at all. Question after Balder's conviction famed Boston defense attorney Anthony Cardinal said, if I defended him, I would have got him off. It's a simple defense. Two parts. A nearly two years ahead. Whitey Balder was in many ways a creation of the federal government. And his may be the only case in the historical record of a serial killer within objectively proven direct connection to the CIA's mind control experiment. Well, there we go. I mean, oh, I guess he's the only one. Oh, come on, dude. Obviously, well, again, they destroyed a lot of the documents. Now, to tie this into here's this documentary, if you guys want as well, if you want to watch the we watched a lot of it, but you can see the rest of it there if you want. There's the link. But it's interesting how many of these evangelical boomer era, especially evangelical churches also have a lot of this weird MK Ultra pedigree, particularly Calvary Chapel individuals, as we've mentioned, I don't know how many times over and over and over.

2:05:34The whole ethos of the rise and flourishing of Calvary Chapel comes out of a lot of people connected to the CIA, a lot of con men, a lot of psychos, a lot of people in pre last. Outside of even the Calvary Chapel, people don't know, for example, that Katie Perry's dad is a mega church pastor. He's the pastor of a gigantic mega church. They partnered together with mega churches all over the world, Asian mega churches, et cetera. I believe that he's the pastor of this like super pinnacostal charismatic idiot mega church. Now, those have a tendency of producing some of the most anti Christian people because they're ridiculous heresies.

2:06:35It's a common pattern of that these pastors, which are basically just mini cult leaders, they are oftentimes the same types of personalities that you find amongst a lot of these serial killers. Now, particularly I'm speaking of the narcissistic God delusion that you find in a lot of serial killers. Serial killers often think they are God beings. They are ordained by God or our gods literally that they have a pathiosize themselves literally they will speak of themselves like they're sort of divine beings at times. And that they can kind of create and determine their own reality. And so they'll say this with this sort of divine appropriation, which is ultimately demonic. But then you'll notice with a lot of these so called pastors, they're the exact same they have the exact same delusions of a divine mandate divine God chose them God is calling them and speaking to them directly.

2:07:39Which if we think about it, first of all, yes, God can do that. But how likely is it out of all the people on the earth that at this very moment God is speaking directly to your heart to tell you to build mega churches, get money, build other church business churches in the rest of the world. Right, like, come on. It's a scam. But I do think a lot of these people because they have all of those dark triad quadrat, you know, characteristics. Many of them actually do believe it. Yes, Calvary Chapel was not just started by brain fried hippies though several members like Paul Cain and others were also working with them part of the CIA. You can go look all that up. We've done. I've already covered that like 10 times. I'm tired of covering it. But. Evangelical churches are perfect test tube staging grounds for this exact same type of stuff. Now I'm not saying that Katie Perry's dad is a serial killer. But if you look at Katie Perry's dad, he was in the 1960s a counterculture figure, piling around BFF with him, Larry handing out LSD.

2:09:02In fact, he was interviewed by Katie Kirk and said, yeah, I was out there handing out LSD with Tim Larry. Oh, before I convert it. And what is that? Oh, before I became a mega church pastor. And then I guarantee he ran Katie Perry off with his idiotic charismatic nonsense. And so she becomes, you know, super live lesbian promoting. Hooking up with Justin Trudeau, like just crazy dude. The mom apparently dated Jimmy Hendrix. Right, which is kind of crazy. And then eventually they become Pentecostal evangelical preachers. This is total red flags. This is her, her parents know now her dad dude, her dad dresses like he is a rapper.

2:10:07With Ed Hardy gear from the 2000s, not joking. At his mega church. He still preaches it at this and he preaches at the mega church dress like damn K fed. I'm not joking. Dude dresses like K fed. And it's basically an empty. It sounds like he's preaching to an empty audience. I mean, you got to see this stuff. We laughed about this before, right. We'll see what's in Keith. Let's see Keith Hudson preach you can't make this up. Dude is it like how many boomer Wiggers do you actually ever? I've never. I've never seen a real boomer Wigger in the wild. This doesn't even exist hardly, right? You don't get Wiggers until Gen X. Okay, but no ice snow Jamie Kennedy. That's like golden age era one of the genesis of the Wigger. There are no boomer Wiggers, but somehow Keith Hudson.

2:11:14Literally preaches. In full Wigger gear. It's it's it's kind of mind-blowing. I'm not joking. You think I'm exaggerating? I'm talking full dookie chain. Full K fed 2005 era Wigger, dude. Does anybody even remember K fed? You don't even remember K fed. Remember Brittany? Brittany was like, I'm tired of all of my MK Ultra handler, boyfriends. I want just a damn middle America cornbread corn fed K fed. And she got straight up K fed it for a while. You boy K fed right here. And dude Keith Hudson is a 2005 era Wigger rep.

2:12:17I know, Mr. Floyd has been looking at that chain. This is so insane. Every time I can't believe this is real. That's Katie Perry's mom and dad. Keith Hudson's church. I mean, what in the hell is he wearing, dude? It's embarrassing for Wiggers for a boomer to be dressed like a Wigger. Dude, even if you were a actual secret boomer Wigger, you got to keep that hidden, dude. You can't be out in public as a boomer Wigger. You can't do that. That's not allowable. That's taboo. I'm so excited about your evangelism program here. I mean, we've known Pastor David and Vicki for 40 years. You got a leather hat with the bill flat. Let's I gotta hear some of this preaching dog. Does he rap to one day somebody gave me a Bible. This little lady gave me a Bible.

2:13:23And she said, Sonny read this and a chain. What kind of drip is he wearing? He's got a look at that wash, dude. What the hell? No wonder Katie Perry left this religion. Like if this is what the religion is, but what the hell is this? This is retarded. My's will be a DJ and pop star. DJ life. And he's got skinny jeans. And that's not the only exact look at that. Here he comes with religious people. And here he's got fricking. He's got the serial killer glasses on. Look at this. People talk about the devil. They do back. God. I never talk about even my message. I only talk about Satan and all that. And he's also about none of that. He over there preaching like he's a damn wigger. I don't talk about no devil and Satan in my preaching. No, no, no, no that been defeated. I mean, no money. Your parents were quite strict. They were Christian ministers. They still are. Yeah. I mean, I was searching for law. I was in the 60s. Look at that dude. What in the hell?

2:14:29He's doing a bike lock. We're in a damn bike locker run, isn't that? I was a yippy. That's why I dressed the way I do because I still got a little LSD left in me. The LSD don't create no wiggers. What are you talking about? What kind of drug creates wiggers out of a boomer? I don't know. Maybe LSD does create wiggers out of boomers. Maybe that's the only explanation for this. This is crazy. And you got the damn serial killer glasses. I'm looking like a fed up there. Somebody tell Katie Perry's dad. It's not 2005, bro. You can't be rap. You can't be repping K feds. Shit. Anyway, what are we talking about? How do we get on the K fed? I don't know. Oh, serial killer from serial killers to Katie Perry to K fed.

2:15:34What in the world, dude? At least he's honest. He's like, I'm still tripping dog. It's 2026. And I was a LSD boomer, but I'm still tripping. I still got LSD in my system. Still floating. Still juiced up. Look at him there. He's still tripping. This dude has I think that's the answer. He's not come out of his LSD trip. He's been tripping since 1965. And Tim Larry was Tim Larry was over there tooling with his mind. Mind control said Tim Larry. So I'm all created the first boomer wigger right here. My experiment is a boomer wigger. And Tim at the Larry was successful. It worked. He created the world's first boomer wigger. Look at that right there. What the hell is he doing? What is that drip? Look at that serial killer glasses right there. This is real. This is so weird. And it worked right because now she's over here dating down Justin Trudeau. What weird ass world is this man? These people are they don't even they can't they're so insulated in their own bubble. They don't even see they can't see cringe. They have cringe blinders. They can't even see how cringe they are.

2:16:50They think everybody's jealous of now we're just making fun of you do you crazy? Anyway, we didn't even get to these cases. We got to do North Fox Epstein. This is Epstein Island before Epstein North Fox Island with satanic stuff. And this dude did a whole documentary on John David Norman and Gacy. So again, stuff we talked about 10 years ago because of Dave McGowan's book from 2003. YouTube YouTubers are literally 20 10 to 20 years late. And of course, getting 500 times the views that I got talking about it 10 years ago. All right. Anyway. Guys, we also have another sponsor, which is Papa bear natural shout out to Papa bear natural. That is the one percent organic, tallow based products over here at Papa bear natural's get your promo code links right there, which is J 30 J Y 300 30% off all those great tallow products at Papa bear natural's including their best seller, which is the whipped tallow bomb.

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2:19:19Spirit on journey says that dude is blasphemy with Xanthium he's an info he's an infiltrated a larp is a he's a larp full trader Keith Hudson chief Keith Hudson is a larp full trader subversive trying to infiltrate take over with Xanthium. That guy said, have you looked at Potter's house oh yeah you're talking about freaking TD fakes a big booty black bitch church you tell me TD fakes right woman now I lose yeah that's 100% now I don't know that TD jakes is a serial killer. But did you know he is a he's a unitarian another fake black bishop TD jakes not a bishop you ain't got no apple saw succession.

2:20:26Got got apple saw succession. This dude got three million subscribers I'll never have the audience of this phony baloney. But if I recall is this really TD jakes at a ditty party or is it a TD jakes at city freak off party watch this false pastor do something shocking then see how a true pastor. He's like a man who exposes him. TD jakes liking them then sissy boys shaking them booties what I tell you about booty church TD jakes go to booty church dog. He like that he like that he like a guy like a male police triple.

2:21:29He's looking at he's the look at that booty right now he checking out do booty out. It really is booty church I was making a joke that's booty church. He like that guy that dude is sass right there he put some sass in that ass TD jakes. He's just staring at that butt dude anybody wearing a vest is suspicious. You cannot love the world and love gods you cannot love jiggling man booties and be saved. That's his wife right there. Yes. Yes. Uh oh I didn't even realize I've heard there's been a bunch of TD jakes scandals but I've not kept up.

2:22:33But let's see what's going on says 20,000 people have left his mega church. I'm not sure what's going on. What's happening anxiety about walking out on the stage standing in the same spot that almost died. He reminds me of uh he reminds me of Barry white. Get it together. My baby girl. If you want it. He's like the preacher version of Barry white. But the way he was looking at that dude's booty I don't know if he's into women. At least we know Barry white was like you know he was won in white women's. TD jakes looks like he's looking for some booty for 12 years. Children's ministry hundreds of kids every Sunday. Oh I don't I don't even know is he Skittles. I'm just guessing. Dude look you could just assume that mega church pastors are a freaking gay. Just assume they're all my lows bro.

2:23:33That's what I'm saying is the overlap serial killers but they're all gay. They just want to eat the people they don't just want to touch but they want to also eat the butt. Literally not in a getting not in a sex way like in a like hungry way. In a like a you know hungry man. I don't want to just touch your bottom. I also want it in the microwave heated up. For later consumption clad ease with a nice little bit of hava beans clad ease. Then one day she noticed something. Rooms closing volunteers disappearing classes combined. Leadership said it was restructuring. This is a stupid AI video but will it actually. The thing I hate about these stupid AI videos they trick you and then you watch them and you're like,

2:24:33Is this real or is this just a random ass AI video? Is this another AI one? Let's see. For 30 years T.D. Jakes was untouchable. Yes. It's delivered. His sermons moved people. All right. Well I want to get to the scandals. What's the scandals? The footage appeared online without warning. Photos and videos of what parties hosted by Sean Combs known as Diddy. Oh he really was that Diddy parties. Why didn't even know that's where we were going. I thought that was a joke. He was rolling around the floor at a ditty. No wonder he was looking at that dude's butt. I'm trying to think of jokes for the name T.D. But they're all turning up to R rated to say on the channel. And in several of them unmistakably T.D. Jakes.

2:25:35The bishop who preached holiness and righteousness. The man who told congregations to flee from worldly temptations. He was... No way. You're telling me a mega-church pastor was doing Diddy parties, oiled up, holy oil? Give me a break. Photographed gatherings that looked nothing like prayer meetings. Now, to be clear about what we know and what we don't. There is no evidence, T.D. Even Jakes participated in any criminal activity. No charges, no accusations from victims. The photos showed his presence at events. That's the document he was photographed at gatherings that looked nothing like. Because T.D. Jakes had built his entire brand on moral authority. His sermons didn't just suggest righteous living. They demanded it. He positioned himself as the standard, the example.

2:26:36Okay. Well, I'm not going to watch that stupid AI video. So the whole thing is, oh, whoo! He likes it. So you really believe that T.D. Jakes. He like means. Who is this? Who's this brother? Can I trust this brother's analysis? Who this brother is? He's participated in... Is this meat mill? This rappers? I got people in Dallas and Houston and Fort Worth area. T.D. Jakes is a known bisexual. He's known. Woo! Woo! Woo! Woo! We dropped in some tea for y'all today. And where he's from and the whole Dallas Fort Worth, in a Texas area, is a well-known fact that T.D. Jakes is a bisexual. He like, I knew it. The way he was looking at that dude's budget. He's got a male prostitutes. As white, he's known that he's... But of course, she's the first lady. She's a more timidian.

2:27:36And they were single-stage. I'm going to shoot her bag to put her church. And then he goes to her bed, and he has a whole team of Jackson. And a boy boy. A boy boy. Yep. You heard him correctly. Damn son. Who ain't gay? That's the real question. Like the future of media and success just don't be gay. That's it. You're going to do better than 90% of everybody. It just been still being gay. That's it. Okay, I don't know. He was connected to Ditty. That's... But I'm not surprised. But... Oh, T.D. Jakes Panics, because 50-san... Gonna put him in a documentary. T.D. Jakes' name was also included in Ditty's documentary, which Netflix removed. T.D. Jakes used to attend Ditty's parties and was involved in the Freakoffs. But he paid Netflix to have his name taken out. Now that I am about to resign from the Potter house, I want to clarify one thing so that my sins may be forgiven. This is AI, dude.

2:28:36This is all... Is this AI clips? No way he actually said that. Did he really say that? That's AI. This is... Can we just get non-AI videos, please? What is all this? I was involved in sacrifices with Ditty. All right, that's fake, dude. Come on. Whisper stopped. Heads turned. Phones were put down. Everyone knew something... I can't watch anything. There's not... There's just a... A normal video. There's not a stupid ass AI everywhere. What is this shit, dude? This is... Just give me one non-AI sister, given some commentary. More than 30,000 members at his Potter's house make a churches. As a gifted speaker, Bishop Jake's has been widely praised for his teaching and his leadership. In 2001, he even popped up on the cover of Time Magazine with the time...

2:29:39He made it on Time Magazine. By the way, all he all should have known, he was a phony because he's anti-tronitarian. That's a number one red flag. Y'all too dumb to get it. Idol, is this man the next... More than 30,000 members at his Potter's house make a churches. As a gifted speaker, Bishop Jake's has been widely praised for his teaching and his leadership. In 2001, he even popped up on the cover of Time Magazine with the title... Is this man the next... More than 30,000 members. Empire worth eight figures, the father of five has come a long way since his humble beginnings. Despite having countless adoring followers, he really rubbed some people the wrong way. And he's been at the center of several scandals. Empire worth eight... He and his family once lived in a massive estate near White Rock Lake in Dallas. According to Culture Math website, the Jake's family held an... You know, these videos draw me crazy, dude.

2:30:40I just... Can somebody just say what the problem is? Here we go. Some of his biggest controversies came courtesy of his own children. Ah hell. Including when his daughter Sarah got pregnant at the age of 13. In his book, Crushing, God turns pressure into power. Bishop Jake's shared that at the time he... I was co-written by Sam Trilley. Crushing, bro. Crushing. Like her pregnancy was, the worst thing in the world. Considering he was a prominent pastor whose life was underneath a microscope. Sarah went on to get married twice and is now the mother of three children by three men. Thanks to Jesus. And... Woo! Ashy. This whole story getting ashy af, bro. Then in 2009, the bishop's son, Germain, was arrested during a Dallas Sting operation in a park. Laud. Here we go. Here we go. According to the police report, Germain walked directly over to a male undercover cop and stood next to him with his dangleang standing at attention through...

2:31:42...his unzipped pants. I know you lie. The arrest fueled speculik. I feel like I'm in black church in this video. Everybody just come and... Woo, lying. That's getting hot in here. Woo, dangleang's out. He's in about Germain's sexuality. So you gotta have a Steve Harvey up in there somewhere. If you want a black channel's church channel. The bishop later addressed the allegations by saying, In a world where we all have to live together. I think everybody has a right to pursue their own life and everyone to turn their Bibles to first ten feet. I'm so sorry, man. Give me more scandal. Chapter 3, verse 5. The scripture reads, Take your time. Take your time. Prejohnin now. For if a man no, Not how to rule his own house. Oh, now. Tell me the scandals. Bishop Jake's sexuality in the spotlight. Say, what man? Is that Liz? It's the Liz I'm trying to tell you. You can't trust the Liz. First time Bishop Jake said,

2:32:42Potter House. I said, uh-uh, uh-uh, So may write. A writer for the Wendy City Times wrote, Some in the African American community say Germain is intentionally flamboyant and sexually reckless to publicly deride and embarrass his homophobic dad. But there are others in the community who say Germain is just like his dad. But that the son is not hiding behind a stained glass closet. Chaa. It's okay. So he was looking at that dude's butt, dude. That's all I need to see right here. Let's see the meat, the real meat of the story. Steve's a four-minute. Long. Here we go. Here we go. In an Instagram post, the Bishop revealed he had known Diddy for quite a few years. But 2017 was the first year they were able to spend an evening getting really acquainted with one another. Diddy invited the Bishop. They had a day right there. They had a date right there. Uh, T.D.

2:33:45Uh, Diddy Jake's. The D just stands for Diddy. To his home where they had an elegant dinner. From there, it appears that they're bond deepened. Say what now? Say deepened. Hmm. Get it. Come on. Her up and explain that. Her up and explain. Diddy said in an online chat that in 2018. His.