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Welcome to episode four fifty eight of the

permaculture pimp cast,

where pimp stands for permaculture is my

passion.

The only pimp cast on planet Earth where

we discuss permaculture preparedness,

practical living and sometimes

prostitutes.

Oh, yeah.

Happy Monday to everybody out there.

At least we still have an earth.

At least as it stands right now.

I mean,

things are getting squirrely and

squirrely.

I've tried to tell everybody, hey,

don't get all happy about this ceasefire

because it's back on again.

And guess what?

Nothing's moving,

so you better get your house in order.

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Told y'all last time about how I fixed

this freezer.

Now I had a fridge that went out.

Okay.

Well,

let me tell y'all a little bit of

trick that I learned from a repair guy,

a fridge repair guy is that on your

fridge freezer combo, you know,

where you got both of them in one.

You should always be able,

when you leave that door open,

it should shut on its own.

It should always lean just a little bit

to the back.

So if it's not doing that,

you may have some problems.

Well, guess what?

That's what happened to mine.

I put these little spacers underneath

because, you know,

I don't buy anything brand new.

This thing was like a rebuilt one.

And that's what the problem was on that.

So that's a little hack you can take.

But when I got in there,

it's been so long since I had a

chance to mess with it.

It was all moldy up in there.

So I was like, man,

I went through there.

Next thing I know,

I found my nose clogging up.

Bam.

What did I do?

Go right to my chronic silver nose spray

and put about two or three squirts up

in each nostril.

And so far, so good.

So how are you doing, son?

Pretty good.

It was a hot one today.

It felt much hotter than they're actually

saying it is.

But speaking of the heat,

there's apparently like this heat dome

that's supposed to be like hitting the

East Coast and things like that.

And they're saying it's hitting here in

this part of Texas as well.

And this heat dome is supposed to produce

temperatures of like ninety five degrees,

which is crazy.

freaking normal for Texas.

This is normal weather for Texas,

but they're taking these temperatures and

saying, oh,

these are abnormal or this is unusual and

things like that.

I have a feeling some very sketchy or

shady things are about to occur when it

comes to this weather.

Well, it already is, son.

It already is.

I mean, they got money.

Think about Europe right now.

They just lost so far so far a

thousand old timers and such to this heat.

And they're not letting anybody buy window

units or anything like that.

But they got plenty of money,

got plenty of money to send over there

to Ukraine.

How about that?

I mean, I hope people revolt.

On that note,

people keep talking about these upstairs

apartments under zinc roofs.

What's the deal with zinc roofs?

I don't think I've ever heard of that

before.

Are you aware of those?

No, that's a new one on me.

Apparently they're popular in France, uh,

having zinc roofs.

It just seems like, I mean,

it's not like heat is unusual in France.

It's not like they don't get heat.

Uh,

so it just seems weird to have like

a zinc roof,

or I don't know if there's any kind

of benefit to having a zinc roof or

whatever it may be,

but it did seem odd.

Well, I was like,

I would bet money that if it came

from, look,

there's a whole lot of cool stuff that

we've gotten from the old world countries

like France, Italy,

people like Schauberger from Germany.

So many of those people over there have

been using ancient things forever and a

day.

I don't yet know the answer to it,

but I would love to know myself.

I think that's pretty awesome.

But anyway, y'all stay alert,

stay alive when it comes to this heat

out there,

whether manufactured or otherwise.

Today, you know, up here in the mountains,

I'm sure everybody around me is thinking

they're dying, but it's like,

I don't know,

it might have hit ninety today.

Yeah.

And I was out here sweating like crazy

because at this elevation,

one of the benefits of being and this

is another tactical lesson out there,

y'all,

if you're looking for a place to live.

You know,

I intentionally wanted somewhere around

three thousand feet.

Here's why.

The higher you go in permaculture or

farming, it doesn't matter.

The higher you go,

the less fertility you have.

But where's that sweet spot?

Well, for me, three thousand feet,

you're high enough to avoid the high

humidity,

but low enough to keep the fertility.

And that's what I love about this.

So today is unusually humid.

But of course, we got the windows open.

I mean, it's, you know, like you said,

you know,

coming from places like Oklahoma, Texas,

Kansas and stuff like that, man,

this is old hat.

And I'm used to a whole lot higher

humidity than what they're bringing around

here.

But

I'm sure the locals, man,

they're thinking they're dying out here,

but they haven't really felt heat before.

No, I was talking.

Go ahead.

The day we were at the park with

the baby,

those old timers came up and they were

saying last time we were up there,

they were telling me that, man,

it sure is hot today.

I was like this.

And it was maybe eighty degrees out there.

Yeah, well, you know,

what makes a lot of people feel like

they're baking is that lensing effect.

Eric Sider talked to me about it a

while back,

and Dane Wigington has talked about it.

And honestly, this heat dome,

this was not a term that was used

twenty years ago.

Y'all wasn't even used ten years ago.

They invented that term for all the

geoengineering.

and what they're doing with these next rad

towers.

None of what you see in terms of

this weather, none of it is indigenous.

And very few people are going to tell

you about it because they're worried about

somebody.

It's amazing how many people I know in

this space that know all of this stuff

but will not publicly speak about it.

And I can't blame them because everybody

is so content to not be the outlier

that you know if you stand up and

talk about this stuff people marginalize

you but guess what bring it hit me

with your best shot i don't care i

want to thank everybody in the house

tonight thank everybody for coming in oh

let's see here bill zegley thank you in

the house nancy debbie glennis oh man

there's a whole lot of you in here

so i want to thank everybody lydia

Yeah, I love that name.

I had an Aunt Lydia once upon a

time.

And I think that's a name that ought

to make a comeback.

So anyway,

hit that thumbs up if you're here live.

Tell everybody we're doing what we're

doing so they can go ahead and start

suppressing.

Just like they did in my last video,

son.

We put that thing up.

And...

All of a sudden,

the audio worked just fine,

but all of a sudden, hmm, no video.

How about that?

So your mom reposted it,

and of course they tanked it,

but oh well.

I told everybody I would do that thing

about the N-word, and I did.

So hopefully it makes some sense.

So anyway,

let me jump into the farm news.

Well,

for the people that have been hitting me

up about it,

I got bone sauce cooking out there,

barring a storm that just comes out of

the blue, which is entirely possible.

It ought to be up, ready for sale,

hopefully by tomorrow.

We got some up there right now,

but I'll have some more up tomorrow.

So weather conditions so far are pretty

good.

Other things going on around here.

Folks,

do not forget to water your compost.

Oh, thank you, Kerry Collins,

for that twenty bucks.

If you break bread, I won't fake dead.

Uh, my guys,

my husband has turned our backyard into an

amazing place with your help.

Oh, thank you so much, Carrie.

And, uh, thank your husband as well.

Um, yeah, thanks so much, man.

I never get tired of hearing that.

So yeah,

make sure you stay on top of water

in your compost folks.

Um, Michelle just got back from New York.

She went up there.

Our niece just graduated high school and,

um,

You know,

for a highly intelligent girl like her,

of course, high school is a joke.

And let's not forget, y'all,

high school is set up,

all of public education is set up to

where a person of marginal intelligence

can make a C on everything if they

try just a tiny bit.

So high school isn't where it at.

Teach your kids at home.

That's where they're going to get that

real education,

not the indoctrination that they're given.

But anyway, congratulations to my niece.

Okay, here's another thing I'm noticing,

y'all.

And I've talked about it before,

and I'm going to keep talking about it.

That DPE device,

I kind of make mention in the last

video, and people keep asking,

what device are you talking about?

It's called the DPE Agriculture X.

That thing, son, I can't even tell you.

You ask your mom.

Oh, Celeste.

Oh, another twenty bucks.

Thank you so much.

Sure.

Appreciate it.

Love you guys.

Well, we love you back.

And

Anyway, that DPE device, son,

I'm seeing things.

I keep saying this, folks,

and I'm telling you,

they're not paying me to say this, okay?

I don't make a single dime.

In fact, if they even offered me,

I'm so happy to have a solution that

even if they offered me some affiliate

deal,

I wouldn't take it because I'm just so

darn grateful to have a solution that's

turning this junk that they're dropping

from the sky.

It's making it inert.

upon the ground and that's what i've been

praying to the good lord for forever in

a day but anyway that dpe device out

back check this out man these deer because

i don't put bone sauce on the back

side of the house never had a reason

to well i got beats growing up out

here

And they're coming in in broad daylight

trying to eat these beets.

Trying nothing, man.

They've been succeeding as of late.

My man, Steve Hall in the house.

Yeah.

Can't wait to link up with him again.

Do some note comparing.

Anyway, that device, y'all,

I got pollinators that are absolutely,

it's looking like something out of a

Hitchcock film out here right now.

Never seen anything like it.

Pollinators everywhere.

I got fruit on trees that have never

had it before.

Um, that's awesome.

And then I got deer coming out in

broad daylight and they're like

surrounding this dog on device.

It's like, they're coming over there.

They never would be over there before.

And now all of a sudden broad daylight

at a time of year,

you should never see them.

Um,

I'm seeing them over there.

Well, hate to tell you, dear, this,

but you're going to get thinned out here

before too long.

And I may not wait till the season

starts if you know what I'm talking about.

You guys start becoming a pest,

but that's the double-edged sword of this

device.

Yeah,

it's making a nerd everything falling from

the sky,

but now it seems to be calling in

wildlife that never used to come around

here ever.

And so we've always had pollinators,

but nothing like this.

You can't go out there without being

mobbed by bees.

I can't even imagine what the harvest is

going to be like this year.

Absolutely crazy.

And I'll keep you abreast on what's going

on there.

So I'll have to let Dr. –

the doctor that I had on talking about

this, let him know.

Oh, let's see what else we got here.

Um, yeah, trees are producing, uh,

Back to a regular fasting regimen, folks,

and I can't begin to tell you how

important that is.

You should be sweating as often as you

can.

Now, be sure to put everything back in.

And I personally use that stuff from Dr.

Brian Artis, along with salt, you know,

some really good salt.

Another good way to bring in those

minerals is some of that Irish sea moss.

And I'm taking, you know,

a bunch of that stuff.

In fact, that's what I got.

People have wondered what I'm drinking in

here.

Well,

it's got that Irish sea moss in it.

It's got some, um, Oh shoot.

Get some of Dr. Artis's stuff,

got some regular salt.

And, um, also that DE, uh,

I keep wanting to call it depleted

uranium, but it isn't.

No, that ain't,

that ain't one of the minerals I'm trying

to take in.

You did.

Um,

Anyway, yeah, some diatomaceous earth,

doing a little bit of experiment with that

stuff right now.

And so far,

it seems to be working pretty good.

Supposed to be a good way to help.

Well, I won't talk about it right now.

I'll do the experiment and see just how

it's working out.

So far, so good.

I'm liking it.

The doctor artist stuff.

Is it that hydration?

Yeah.

Hydration complete.

Okay.

Yeah.

His stuff is called hydration complete and

hopefully I can get him on the show

and talk about exactly what's in it and

why it's so much better.

Uh,

the other stuff I was using had Stevia

in it, had no idea it,

you shouldn't be eating a whole lot of

Stevia.

Uh,

Um, maybe we can cover that in another,

I mean,

you really should not be eating a whole

lot of it.

So that's one thing I had to go

through everything and make sure I don't

have it in there.

So, um, let's say, okay.

Yeah.

Man,

I can't even read my own doggone writing.

Folks,

this is a problem when you prep a

show out in the yard with no clothes

on, in the sun,

and you're sweating all over the stuff you

wrote.

So, yeah, here's the problem.

Okay,

so you're forgetting some of your notes.

Anyway, son,

that's going to do it for me.

What do you got going?

This past weekend,

something interesting happened.

It was Sunday.

So was it Friday night?

I picked up the lawnmower, the lawnmower.

Something was going on with it.

I tried everything I could do to to

fix it.

It just wasn't working.

I tried.

I cleaned out the carburetor.

I replaced filters.

I did everything that I could find on

YouTube,

everything that was recommended on

YouTube.

And it still wasn't working.

And this was like a.

This was like two weeks ago that I

brought it into the small engine mechanic

here in DeKalb.

There's a new guy running at the hardware

store.

And I figured I'd try him.

And I haven't had good experiences with

the hardware store before,

but it was a new small engine mechanic.

So I figured I'd give him a shot.

He had it for about a week.

I went and picked it up.

And supposedly it was fixed.

And then fast forward Sunday,

we're trying to catch up on this yard

because it was about like, you know,

three weeks.

three or four weeks, almost a month,

where we haven't mowed out here just

because, A,

it was either consistently storming

outside and just too wet to mow,

or the lawnmower was broken,

or we were out of town.

So Sunday, finally get to it,

finally have the chance to get to it,

pull out the mower, freshly repaired,

and I start mowing,

and then all of a sudden it dies.

And it did basically the same thing it

did whenever I took it in the first

time.

And I was like, oh, go figure.

I brought something to a mechanic here in

East Texas and it didn't they didn't

actually fix the problem.

And then I go over to the weed

eater and I'm like, OK,

I guess I'll just weed eat this entire

yard because it's got to get done at

this point.

Like the baby's tripping on grass while

she's trying to run.

So, yeah,

we got we got to get this squared

away.

And then the weed eater.

wasn't wanting to start at first and I

couldn't find my brand new spool of a

weed eater string or anything like that.

And at this point I'm getting very quite

frustrated at this point.

And then something told, Oh,

and at the same time,

my truck inexplicably is not working.

Like it's not starting, uh,

like i i can't find a reason as

to why it's not starting everything like

the the relay the uh starter the

everything from the key to the engine is

working as far as i can tell everything's

working that way so i got three things

that i all i need all three of

them and all three of them are not

working and then something like told me is

like pray

And then I prayed about it,

and I was like, Father,

if there's anything evil that's stopping

any of these things from working,

and I was like, Father,

I don't even know what to pray for.

I'm frustrated.

I would love it if these things started

working,

and if there's anything evil that's

inhibiting these things from working,

please remove it.

And then wouldn't you know it,

the mower started working.

I found the weed eater string and the

truck started.

All three of them.

And the truck runs fine now.

So all three of those mechanical things

that were not working for whatever reason,

no like explainable reason on my end.

Not that I'm some like good mechanic or

anything like that.

It's just from everything that I mean,

in a weed eater and a lawnmower,

a little push mower.

Those are pretty simple things.

There's only so many parts.

The truck, even the truck that I have,

it's a pretty old truck.

it's simple compared to like newer trucks.

Um,

and I could not figure out what was

going on.

I prayed,

asked the father to remove anything that

was evil, uh,

inhibiting these things from working.

And then all three of them started.

And like,

without any kind of issue,

all three of them started.

And it was just, it was a,

it was a very humbling moment.

And, uh, also after that,

and I realized everything was praying,

my mind immediately went back to Thursday,

Thursday's episode, uh,

where we talked about conspiracy theories

that ended up being true as well.

This is part two, because I mean,

we got a lot of, uh,

or I don't know about you, dad,

but I got a lot of emails saying

that they loved, uh,

Thursday's episode last week.

Um,

So yeah, that was interesting.

So if there's anything anybody can take

away from that,

then I hope it's beneficial to you.

But yeah,

that was a humbling moment and a pretty

interesting moment.

Go ahead.

No, go ahead.

Um, on, and then, uh,

tomatoes just trying to keep up with

harvest.

Uh, we did, uh,

or my wife actually did a kitchen purge

today where she just kind of got rid

of anything that was, uh, um,

just stuff that went bad that got stuck

in the back of the refrigerator or just

things that we don't use anymore.

Um, yeah,

so we did kind of a purge there

and we're kind of slowly going through the

house and like purging things that we

just, a don't need anymore.

or don't use,

or just like accumulated junk,

things like that.

Uh,

and then last night at about ten o'clock,

uh,

I got a call from my backdoor neighbor,

which at first I was like, oh crap,

something's going down,

because they're calling me at like ten

o'clock at night,

I'm like this close to falling asleep,

and then I hear my phone just going

off, and uh,

Turns out there was a...

She thought it was a possum,

but further investigation,

it turns out to be a raccoon.

There was a raccoon that decimated all but

two of her chickens,

and she had like twenty-some chickens,

or close to twenty chickens.

Decimated all but two of her chickens,

killed the ducks, killed the...

I think some turkeys as well,

and then hopped the fence into my

backyard,

and then I think they wiped out about

three of our chickens before she was able

to call me.

So that's a...

a little ongoing investigation that I got

going on right now.

I might try to shooting within city limits

is a bit sketchy,

even if you're using like a suppressed

twenty two.

So I'm trying to debate whether or not

I just, you know,

try to trap the raccoon or if I

tried to just like stick it out and

shoot the raccoon.

I'm not entirely sure.

I have one direction to shoot that's safe.

So I'm thinking that's probably not going

to be the route I'm going to go.

I'm going to try to, I think,

trap the raccoon and see how that goes.

Because we kind of got complacent when it

came to the chickens,

where we don't really close the chicken

door at night.

We have an electric fence around it.

There haven't been any predators around

the chickens at all.

So kind of got complacent and just let

the chickens go in and out as they

wanted to.

Yeah, and Christy was asking,

just one raccoon?

That's what's sketchy, is that...

One raccoon should not be able to wipe

out a bunch of her chickens, ducks,

and turkeys,

and then come over and get three more

of my chickens.

Sounds like a possum.

Could be a possum.

The possum apparently wouldn't be...

I don't know.

I don't know.

It's the chickens that she was able to

recover.

My three chickens disappeared.

They ain't nowhere to be found.

But that seems to be a lot for

a possum.

And typically what they do is like...

eat the innards and kind of leave the

carcass from what i could find as far

as like predator patterns online and then

what seems to leave with the body or

pop heads off is like the raccoon so

i and i don't know that just seems

to be a lot for one doggone raccoon

um so i don't know there's an ongoing

investigation there it might be a

neighborhood crackhead for all i know

I would be praying over everything, son,

because I've had that same exact thing

happen not only here at this house,

but even at something as so innocuous as

an ATM machine, folks.

There's this one in particular where I

bank at in town.

Go by there so they don't charge me

any fees to go get cash out.

And every time I'd pull up there,

this thing,

the screen would just go crazy.

And on two different occasions,

I went up there and I just made

a similar prayer.

Then, bam, worked right on the spot.

Every time your mom and I pray at

night,

we pray that anything that's in the folks,

these devices we carrying are a scrawling

mirror.

I mean,

that's really why they that's why they're

reflective.

I mean, that's exactly what it is.

So depending on what you you may not

even look,

I'm not looking for anything that isn't

business online.

Um,

but just by going some of these sites,

who even knows what you're calling in

folks,

we wrestle not against flesh and blood.

You dig,

this is stuff that can be jumping onto

you.

Just being around the wrong person.

Maybe you looked at the wrong thing.

Maybe you heard the wrong music.

I remember being somebody drove by and,

um,

I was at an orchard and they played

a song that was

it troubled me vexed me greatly let me

just say that so you better be praying

over all this stuff folks even these

mechanical devices and your mom and i pray

every single night that any device

anything around us you know i'm not trust

me y'all i ain't one of these ones

in here looking at smut online i ain't

doing none of that stuff but you can

get it you can get mixed up in

this stuff just by going to a news

site

Or maybe it's on X or it doesn't

even matter.

Oh, a hundred percent on X,

a hundred percent on X. Now,

mom and I have noticed this,

but I think last time I brought it

up,

you said you hadn't noticed it because you

don't look at the comments on X.

If you go to,

I don't care how benign the post is

on X.

If it's like a larger post or a

post that has gained any kind of

popularity, I don't care how benign it is.

If you go to the comment section,

they will put stuff

they'll put stuff in that comment section

that I don't even know how to,

I don't even know.

There's things in that comment section

that are on par with the Epstein list.

Like maybe some of the footage or any

of that stuff.

I mean,

you and your mom told me about it,

but I ain't never seen none of that.

Because sometimes you see a post and

you're like, hmm,

I wonder what people are thinking in

regards to this.

Like, what's the general consensus?

Like, whenever it comes to, like,

anything in regards to geoengineering or

something like that,

I tend to look at the comments just

to kind of see, like, okay,

are there a ton of bots on this?

Are people agreeing with it?

Are people disagreeing with it?

Just to kind of get, like,

just an idea of what people are thinking

on that particular post.

I have completely,

a hundred percent stopped going into the

comment section on, on Twitter.

In fact, I, I largely like,

unless you send me something, dad,

I don't get on Twitter at all because

of the garbage that's on there.

I, for the most part,

there are people that I pay attention to

Michael Yon being one of them.

Um,

there's maybe seven people on there who

stuff.

And then I spend a very short time

scrolling through because I got to see

what's going on in the world, you know,

outside of that, forget it.

Yeah, y'all, I mean, son,

I can't wait until we can make this

into a call-in show because there's so

many awesome comments in here,

so many people I'd love to hear from

if we could do that.

So hang loose, y'all.

We're going to hopefully make that happen

before long.

And, yeah, so Martha says,

I thought DE became inert when it became

wet.

She's talking about diatomaceous earth.

Well,

it's going to get wet one way or

the other in your stomach.

So, yeah,

because you're chasing it down one way or

another.

Um, pest management in that regard,

maybe a little bit different, but yeah,

it's going to get wet in your stomach.

Chris says harp.

The demons can create a hurricane and

direct.

Check this out.

Y'all go to not right now,

but if you get a chance,

it may still be up there.

It was up there for days on drudge.

And like I said,

I look at my enemy.

I want to know what they think as

well.

They're in here talking about this story,

and I even reposted it to X,

where the government is talking about,

should they do this controversial thing

about trying to turn a storm?

Folks,

they've been doing that forever and a day.

They've been doing it since Vietnam.

I mean, Operation Popeye, anybody?

But they're just kind of floating it out

there as if they haven't been doing this

stuff forever and a day.

Yeah,

and they did it right here in Western

North Carolina.

I got news for you, folks.

So, look, I'm not here to bring fear.

Don't have a spirit of fear,

but a power and a love and of

a sound mind.

That's what the Lord gives us.

So just keep in mind, folks,

pray over this stuff.

Like William said,

and I'm glad he brought it up because

there are so many ways in which we

are opening doors unwittingly.

Like I said, you can go through,

anybody can go through my phone.

I guarantee you ain't going to find

anything out of whack.

And just by being in these platforms,

There's a whole reason why they changed it

to X, okay?

I mean,

I could probably talk a while on that,

but I'm not gonna get us any more

sideways than we are.

But folks,

pray over everything and pray over these

devices because you may not even know it.

You may be just wanting to veg out

for a little bit and watch something on

Netflix.

And then here, before you know it, bam,

they got some nonsense on there you don't

want to be seeing.

So, yeah, there you go.

Yeah, just like Steve says,

we were targeted with Helene, definitely.

Yeah, and Dane Wigington,

a friend of mine,

he actually put out that video.

I tried to play it at the organic

grower school over here in Mars Hill.

They kicked me out,

or they played games and said, oh, no,

our video player isn't working.

And I'm like, dude,

do I look like I just fell off

the turnip truck?

man, don't even try it.

So they didn't want me talking about this

where it was a video where it showed

that all the next rad radar towers were

keeping hurricane Helene in place,

in place, you know,

stopped a moving storm and stuck it in

place to create the carnage that it did.

And he had all the,

and of course those lunatics over there

didn't want me to talk about it.

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So let's go into the good news.

Man, check this one out.

Studies determines that intermittent

fasting and calorie restriction yield

similar weight loss results through

different behavioral pathways.

Okay,

so the difference is intermittent fasting

is as the name applies.

So for example,

today I ate my first meal at probably,

it was a little early for me,

let's say ten o'clock.

And I ate at about five.

I'm not going to eat anything else until

ten o'clock tomorrow.

Or

I may go twenty four hours and not

eat until this time tomorrow.

So I try to vary it up.

And that's a trick I learned from Dr.

Dr.

Mindy Peltz is where you don't want to

do the same routine every day.

You don't want to be stuck in the

one meal a day thing and then eat

at the same time every day.

You want to keep your body guessing.

It's always a wonderful thing.

So my routine,

the way I'm now that I'm back into

a really decent fasting regimen,

at least once or twice a week,

I'm fasting for twenty four hours.

Then once a month,

I'm fasting for three days.

Then once a quarter,

I'll probably do a five-day fast.

I'll replace one of those three-day fasts

with a five-day fast.

With all the junk they're dropping from

the sky, folks,

fasting is the cleanup system for the

ages.

We were never meant to be eating three

meals a day.

All that is Rockefeller nonsense.

They were trying to sell you breakfast

back in the day.

You don't need that.

And there may be times where you do.

There may be times where you may eat

breakfast.

Every Saturday, I try to eat breakfast.

Outside of that, that's what I do.

But anyway,

they're talking about calorie restriction,

both yielding the weight loss results.

But I'm going to tell you from experience

of having done both,

I'm here to tell you, folks,

it's a whole lot easier to intermittent

fast and try to break down a bunch

of meals over the day.

At least for me.

So if you're not sure, son,

you've done them both.

What do you side with?

I mean, if nothing else,

it's just more efficient to eat like one,

like even if it's the same amount of

calories in three different meals or just

like the same amount of calories in one

big meal,

it's just more efficient to eat just one

big meal per day.

I mean,

not doing what you were warning against

earlier,

like doing the same thing every single day

over and over again.

But yeah,

it's just more efficient and you feel

better like on the days where I eat.

Well,

I can't even think of the last time

I ate three meals in a day.

But in the days that you do eat

three in a day, you feel lethargic.

Like you just don't you feel like slow.

You feel lethargic.

But on the days where you eat just

like once a day or even better,

the days where you fast,

you feel like you're running smoother and

cleaner.

As long as you have like your salt

intake on point and things like that,

you just feel like you're you're working

more efficiently, maybe.

Yeah, I agree.

Yeah, George says, yeah,

eat a heavy breakfast, skip lunch,

and then late dinner or light dinner

helps.

Yeah, like they say,

eat like a king in the morning,

a prince in the afternoon,

and a pauper at night.

A lot of people have been doing that

forever for time and memoriam,

and it does work.

So yeah, so the next one here,

strength training.

This is for you ladies out there.

Strength training linked to forty-four

percent lower heart attack risk in large

women's studies.

So

In a nutshell, well,

if that be the case, man, your mom,

boy,

she just got finished pumping that iron

today.

She's on top of that all the time.

We should all be lifting.

Folks,

you don't have to go out there and

try to pick up the front of the

Jeep or something.

All you got to do is get out.

I mean, you can do body weight exercises.

There's so many different ways you can go

about it.

So just keep that in mind.

That's some pretty good news there if you

ask me.

And then here's the last one.

Legumes emerges a magnesium powerhouse for

health-conscious diets.

All right.

I want to give a hat tip to,

um, oh shoot.

How many people have,

how many people have talked about this,

man?

I really, I'm going to,

I'm going to say Barbara O'Neill mostly

talking about the benefits because of her,

you know,

every single day I've eaten a salad like

for breakfast and night one here for

dinner along with some fish.

And in that salad,

every single salad I eat,

there is a kaleidoscope of beans in there,

black beans, red beans, you name it.

If they're organic,

And they're local.

If I can get them, they're in there.

There's at least probably six or seven

different types of beans in there.

And all of them,

in addition to the magnesium that this

article is talking about,

it is providing things for the beneficial

stuff in your gut to eat.

It's providing a lot of that fiber.

And each kind of legume provides a little

bit of a different fiber.

So you can get a whole lot out

of that.

Not only the magnesium...

But clearly we're not getting anywhere

near as we used to get once upon

a time in the things that are grown.

So you gotta substitute some of that some

kind of way.

That may be a good way for a

lot of you out there.

All right,

now we're gonna go to my man,

Eric Sider.

Hey,

Eric Sider here with your PimpCast tip of

the day.

Today's tip, words have meaning.

I'm on the road heading to a job,

so apologies for the audio quality.

And normally I have this pretty well

scripted out.

So this is gonna be more of a

stream of consciousness attempt,

and hopefully it will be coherent enough

to be of value.

So if we don't have agreed upon

definitions of words,

then it becomes impossible to effectively

communicate with each other.

And contracts, laws, general agreements,

All are rendered meaningless if the words

in those agreements can change on a whim.

I mean,

how many bloody types of milk can you

buy in a store now?

Last time I checked,

nuts don't have teats.

So how do you milk a nut?

But what you can do is you can

get juice out of a nut.

So that's what you're drinking.

Nut juice.

And don't get me started on all the

types of meats.

And...

How many genders are we up to now?

I forgot.

Fourteen?

I don't know.

What does it mean to be a man

or a woman, male or female?

Are these things anymore?

Does biology exist?

Are we in a simulation?

I really don't know anymore.

And how about the isms?

Racism, and of course,

The most famous word in the world right

now, antisemitism,

because apparently everybody is

antisemitic now.

If you're critical of a psychopathic

regime, you're antisemitic.

If you're against pedophiles,

apparently now you're antisemitic.

So let's redefine.

this word for what it truly means.

To be anti-Semitic means you are now

against genocide and against pedophiles.

So wear it with a badge of honor.

Well,

hope this was coherent enough to be of

value.

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That's my dog.

Yeah.

A little bit of road noise there,

but yeah, I think, you know,

I stay away from that nut juice.

Y'all ain't having nothing to do with, uh,

I mean, and honestly,

for a lot of you folks that are

drinking almond milk or AKA nut juice, um,

which is really what it is.

I got news for you.

If y'all knew what was on those almonds,

it'd be the last thing you ever touch.

I got nipples, Walker.

Can you milk me?

That's exactly what I was thinking.

Well, I mean, the bottom line is,

I mean,

a lot of these nuts that they're using,

they're not the great quality stuff and

they're definitely not organic.

And folks,

if you only knew what they had to

do in the almond industry out there,

just in terms of the bees.

I mean,

that's how bad it is out there.

It's just really awful.

You ought to stay away from a lot

of that stuff anyway.

But a lot of good stuff with Eric.

All right, y'all.

So we're going to get down to brass

tacks here.

Conspiracy theories that turned out to be

true.

This is part two.

And, folks,

I even told William he wanted to check

notes to make sure we weren't.

I was like, dude,

do you have any idea how many I

got on this list?

We ain't going to finish this one.

And I'm thinking that we probably ought to

do a follow-up in the future of,

I don't know,

the ten things you think are true that

ain't.

So, yeah.

So right off the bat, and this one,

I guess I'll kick it off like usual.

I'm going to talk about the NSA mass

surveillance disclosures.

Everybody knows about Edward Snowden and

what he brought out,

but here's what you don't know.

Edward Snowden,

compared to the people that came out

before him from the NSA,

people like Bill Binney, J. Kirk Wiebe,

Thomas, oh, shoot,

I can't remember the last name, Thomas.

I can't remember.

There were three guys that were far,

far higher in the MSA.

In fact, Bill Binney, I think,

was number two at the NSA.

All of those guys were whistleblowers,

and you never heard about them.

Probably most of you have never heard

about any of them.

They came out long before Snowden,

but they never got the recognition,

which always made me wonder if Snowden was

something of a,

and all of those guys were prosecuted.

It made me wonder if Snowden was and

is something of a, how do I say?

Controlled opposition?

Yeah, it made me think of that.

There's an official name for it.

I can't think of the name right now.

It's just driving me crazy.

But anyway, limited hangout.

Yep, that's exactly what I thought he was.

And I still am wondering if he is

to this day.

Believe it or not, y'all,

there are lifelong actors like the guy

that came out with the Pentagon Papers.

A lot of people don't know that he's

a lifelong actor.

And what they do is that they drop

awful information before it ever comes out

in the press to kind of soften the

blow when it happens.

Daniel Ellsberg was a limited hangout.

Most people have no idea.

Yeah,

there's a whole lot of these people that

we think are heroes.

But anyway, what did Snowden, I mean,

it doesn't discount his information.

Whether he was or wasn't,

the information is still adequate.

Everything you do, everything you say,

everything you think,

everything you watch on that phone,

every click, every mouse, whatever you do,

every single bit of it is absolutely.

Now,

we were told for years that this is,

oh, it's not true that these guys,

they can't possibly control all that.

Guess what?

Under the church committee,

Senator Frank Church out of Idaho said

that this was exactly what they were doing

back in the seventies,

back in the seventies.

And then under the Telecommunications Act,

I want to say in ninety five,

Bill Clinton solidified it even more.

And then the Patriot Act put the nails

in your in your grave in our collective

graves.

So, yeah, everybody,

I still got to argue with folks finding

out, oh, well,

they don't I don't have anything to fear.

You know what?

You know who else said that?

Supposedly the Nazis.

OK, and man,

I could probably do a whole show on

everything you think you know about them

is a lie as well.

All right.

So let me kick it over to you.

All right.

My first one is oil is a renewable

resource.

Oil is abiotic.

It's produced in the Earth's mantle.

It's not a fossil fuel at all.

In fact, the I mean,

the idea of fossil fuel was coined in

like the or the term fossil fuel was

coined in like the sixteen hundreds before

they had ever.

in quotes,

discovered dinosaurs or anything like

that.

But just on the face of it,

how ridiculous is that statement to say

like, oh,

oil is produced by animals that died and

then decompose and then they slowly

leached into the mantle and then we drill

and then we find it and things like

that.

No, it's a bunch of garbage.

In fact,

the Russians drill as if like whenever

they do their oil and drilling and

pumping, they drill as if oil is abiotic,

as if it's being produced in the mantle.

So like a lot of here in West

Texas.

not here in West Texas,

but here in Texas in the western part,

a lot of these wells are too shallow

to actually get into the deeper oil

reserves, which may be done intentionally.

I would argue probably so because there's

not much value in a product that's

abundant.

There's a bunch of value in a product

that we're told is very, very scarce.

And then also,

if you do the math on the oil

consumption,

we should have ran out of oil according

to their numbers, according to their math,

uh for the amount of oil that the

earth has and uh how much we consume

we should have ran out of oil a

long time ago but we haven't and in

fact you can

pump a pump, a well dry,

come back to a twenty years later and

then there's more oil in it.

In fact, in this one show,

which is it's called Landman,

it's absolute garbage.

I don't recommend anybody watch it.

Everything about the show is garbage,

but they did reveal something that I

thought was interesting in the show.

There's one kid who's he's trying to start

an oil company.

Right.

And he drills.

He goes to these all these abandoned or

low producing oil wells.

Right.

And he's noticing that these oil wells,

they're not really producing a whole lot

of oil,

but they're still producing some oil,

which leads him to believe that they're

not.

And it's very consistent amounts per day

or per week or whatever it is.

And he goes over there and then he

drills,

was it like two thousand feet further or

something like that?

And he gets into the main reservoir of

where a lot of this oil is actually

being produced.

And he was making the argument is like,

well, it hasn't run dry.

Obviously, it's still producing some oil.

So I was thinking like the pressure from

below is actually pushing this oil up into

where they had actually reached the oil

before.

So oil is a renewable resource.

The Earth's mantle produces it.

And it's, yeah, I mean,

their math proves it.

And then also Russia,

the way they drill and what they do

also proves that oil is renewable.

So let me let me gang on to

that.

I didn't know you were going to talk

about that.

But, you know, Colonel Fletcher Prouty,

folks,

one of the smartest dudes ever to come

out.

He may have been a limited hangout.

But anyway,

if you ever watch the movie JFK,

they base the character of Mr. X,

Donald Sutherland's character on Colonel

Fletcher Prouty.

Anyway, when you get a chance,

go to YouTube and put in Colonel Fletcher

Prouty abiotic oil.

And he explains how they were laughing at

the American public,

that they were believing that this is

actually dead plant or animal life or

whatever.

And he even tells you when it came

up.

And he was there with Henry Kissinger at

some of these meetings where they

discussed, hey,

to be able to put a price on

this stuff,

we can't let everybody know that it's

abiotic, that the earth produces it.

We have to make it sound like it's

a limiting resource.

And so they came up with a whole

thing of fossil fuel to go ahead and

recycle that narrative.

So that's exactly why...

They're doing what they do.

Look, there's an old saying,

you can rob and kill a man once,

but you can steal from him again and

again.

So that's exactly the whole intent here.

And, man,

there was a comment from Steve regarding,

yeah, Patton said it correctly.

We fought the wrong country.

And that's exactly why they killed Patton.

Oh, you thought he was in an accident?

Nope.

He was murdered because Patton wasn't

playing along with Eisenhower and some of

the others.

So yeah,

Eisenhower isn't as wonderful as everybody

else thinks,

and I can give you stories on that

one as well,

but you're not going to find it in

a mainstream history book either.

All right, so my next one here,

the tobacco industry cover-up.

This is a bigger deal than you know,

folks.

Internal documents,

basically company documents,

revealed that they knew the dangers of

smoking

let me they didn't give you the whole

story does anybody and i know there's a

number of you remember the hearings i want

to say it had to be in the

nineties where these execs from all these

cigarette companies were saying they were

standing up right there in front of

congress and here's the thing about it

they were telling the truth when they told

you nicotine is not addictive they were

one hundred percent telling you the truth

it is not addictive

I mean, it's an eggplant.

It's in tomatoes.

It's in potatoes.

It's in so many things out there.

Nicotine in and of itself is not

addictive.

You know what is?

The parabens they put in there.

Watch that movie that George – it wasn't

George – maybe it was George Clooney.

I don't remember.

No, the guy that was in Gladiator, son.

Who was that?

I know –

Russell Crowe.

Russell Crowe.

I think the movie was called The Insider.

It had absolutely positively nothing to do

with tobacco itself and nicotine.

Folks, find out.

Look at the work of Dr. Brian Artis.

It is not addictive.

They were telling the truth about that.

They were hiding the fact that it was

all the parabens that they chemically put

into there to make it addictive.

That was the whole thing behind it.

And Christy says,

I'm addicted to eggplants.

Yeah, there's a lot of it in there.

Well, anyway, folks,

it was a big giant cover-up,

but they didn't talk about parabens.

They talked about nicotine.

So anyway,

that was another sleight of hand.

Yeah,

I heard somebody making a tobacco leaf tea

before and my mouth immediately started

watering, not because it sounded tasty,

but because anybody who's ever

accidentally drank a spit bottle before

immediately started.

That's what they think of when they think

of tobacco leaf tea.

Yeah.

My next one, again,

has to do with the Earth's mantle,

and that is primary water,

which is where a lot of water is

actually created.

Water is made in the mantle.

Five times more water in the mantle,

clean water, drinkable water,

Five times more water in the mantle than

in the Earth's oceans.

This was actually created...

I'm going to read off this dude's name

because it's Japanese and there was no

way... I'm probably going to butcher it.

But Motohiko Murakami,

he's the one that won a...

he won an award in the James B

McElwain medal, uh, because of his, uh,

intense study, uh,

of finding and sourcing primary water, uh,

and just to add it, uh,

even more information to that.

Uh, this is something that was,

I didn't know,

but I found out while researching this is

that, uh,

sixty to ninety seven percent of the gases

released from volcanoes is actually H two

O. Um,

most of magma apparently is H two O.

And, uh, yeah,

it's one of these outlets for, uh,

some of the primary water sources.

Um,

but there is a ton and ton of

water in the Earth's mantle, uh,

we do not have a shortage of water

we have a control issue from the evil

elites that want to make it scarce i

mean the water should not be an issue

for anybody anywhere on the world in on

the earth um but there are people dying

from lack of clean water to this day

and it's

strictly because we have very,

very evil people that don't want this

information to be revealed.

So that way they can have control over

the water.

Like, uh,

in the Western States where you have like

a limited amount of water that you can

use for like a shower or watering your

garden,

or them wanting to restrict you from

catching water off your dog on roof.

Um,

Yeah, none of these should be issues.

We have tons and tons of water in

the Earth's mantle,

and all we have to do is just

drill deep enough to do it.

In fact,

we talked about one of the outlets of

this primary water source being in the

Middle East,

and those kanats that Iran used that used

to be in Israel until they turned it

into doggone sewers,

but they used them in Spain, apparently.

They used them all through the Middle East

and the Mediterranean.

Yeah.

Yeah, Donna says,

I'm glad you brought up Deborah Tavares

has a primary water website.

Yeah, it teaches an immense amount.

There was a guy, in fact,

Deborah Tavares was talking about it

before I heard an interview where

You know,

I think they put this old boy in

jail,

and then there was another one that died

after a while.

And this is exactly what Gaddafi was

bringing up in North Africa, y'all.

This is part two of what got him

murdered.

It was, you know,

he wanted a gold dinar, you know,

a dinar backed by gold.

And he wanted to take that water,

bring it up.

And, folks,

this is exactly what they're doing in El

Salvador.

This is part of what Dr.

Jack Cruz has been talking about recently.

with uh the people down there in el

salvador regarding trying to get down to

primary water because a lot of the water

that's you can get some of this stuff

that's already coming up on the surface

and what is it highly volcanic just like

william was talking about deuterium

depleted in a highly volcanic place folks

that's paradise right there that's exactly

what i'm talking about so uh next one

i got here here's one that a lot

of folks i strangely don't know about well

i don't know it's gotten more it's gotten

more uh

It's got more hay over time.

FBI surveillance of Dr.

Martin Luther the King.

And declassified records confirm

That surveillance, in fact,

they were trying to get him to commit

suicide.

Apparently, you know,

he said a lot of great things,

did a lot of great things.

But according to them, and I don't know,

you know, I don't want to believe this,

but apparently he had something of a

promiscuous lifestyle.

I don't know that that's true because

everybody that's told me that is a

pathological liar.

So anyway, they were trying to tell him,

get him to commit suicide.

And then when you look at all the

other nasty things, there ain't a, folks,

there ain't a so-called terrorist caught

these days that wasn't working for the

FBI.

Okay.

In every single case, we find out,

especially as of late, every single case,

what are they doing?

They're working for the FBI or some,

you know,

a guy that really may have a sixty

IQ or something and didn't know that they

were setting him up.

This is exactly what they do, folks.

This is your government doing ninety

percent of what we're talking about.

They're holding back this information or

they're just flat out lying.

Or, you know,

it was people like Malcolm X.

You know, people like, you know,

James Earl Ray did not kill Martin Luther

King, okay?

Didn't kill the king.

And you have a number of others out

there that didn't do.

We talked about Sirhan Sirhan last time.

There's a whole bunch of other people that

are mixed up in this stuff,

and the FBI has had its hands in

all of it,

including the Kennedy assassination.

A whole lot of sleazy people in there,

even in the Oklahoma City bombing.

There was a lot of people there that

were being threatened by members of the

FBI, not all of them,

but they have these sleazy SOBs out there.

The guy that was running the canine unit

over there in Oklahoma City was told to

shut his mouth about what he was finding

out.

So, yeah, I wanted to say, you know,

Martin Luther King, yeah,

it's now declassified.

Malcolm X, all of the other,

the Black Panthers,

it started off great and then all of

a sudden got taken over by COINTELPRO.

The whole nine yards, y'all,

it's all a lie.

real quick on the Oklahoma city bombing.

Wasn't that whole thing?

Didn't that whole thing happen just to

avoid paying settlements to like veterans

just to blow up the documents that proved

that they needed to pay settlements.

Yeah.

that was part of it.

But another part of it was too,

is that a lot of the whitewater documents

from the Clinton investigation was also in

that building.

So they actually pulled off and believe

me, I'm from Oklahoma y'all.

Okay.

Um, before we left there,

we were living in Mustang right outside of

Oklahoma city.

So anyway,

even with the high school there in

Oklahoma city folks.

So I kind of have a title,

all this got family still living there.

So anyway, uh,

They pulled the people off that were doing

the recovery just so they could swoop in

and get those documents.

Meanwhile,

people were dying under that rubble that

could have been saved.

They pulled all of them out of there.

So some sleazy FBI, once again,

could go in there and clean up some

of those paperwork,

murdered all those children in that

daycare.

um as a as a giant it was

just another nine eleven and then when the

commission report came out regarding

oklahoma city guess what happened on that

very same day son you want to guess

nine eleven came out on nine eleven and

sure enough that was the same day where

the grand jurors uh hoppy heidelberg being

one of them a guy i knew personally

um didn't know him well but i didn't

know him

um got kicked off the grand jury because

he asked too many questions but that's

another thing all together kicking it on

over to you son man the next one

i have uh is in regards to epstein

everybody wants to focus on the islands

and or on the island and what was

going on on the island but the real

work and the real i think his real

purpose was actually going on at zorro

ranch uh in fact uh interestingly enough

the new mexico uh ag the attorney general

When he was going to investigate the Azora

Ranch,

he was told to stand down before he

could actually ever find any information,

even though there was photo evidence of

and then also multiple.

Was it like up to fifteen eyewitness

reports or testimonies talking about

what's going on at Azora Ranch?

All this evidence.

and he was told to stand down but

that's where the eugenics was going on the

uh genetic testing was going on that's

where the sra stuff was going on that's

where the like baby mills were were

happening and things like that all that

was going on at zora ranch but the

media doesn't want to talk about zora

ranch at all they want to talk about

epstein island and uh whenever it comes to

like the emails and stuff

They don't ever mention anything about

what's going on at Zorro Ranch or the

information there.

It's always talking about what's happening

over at the island.

I think they admitted or allowed

information on one thing to happen,

so people would focus on that instead of

paying attention to what was actually

going on in Zorro Ranch.

But, I mean,

everything you need to know...

Just by the attorney general being told to

stand down, which by who?

Who's telling the New Mexico attorney

general general to stand down?

And why are they being told to stand

down?

There's I think that's where the focus

needs to be is Zora Ranch,

not on the was it St.

James Island or whatever it is.

Yeah, little St.

James.

Yeah,

there's a little bit of a chat in

there talking about Malcolm X wasn't

killed by Muslims.

Steve's absolutely right.

Officially, they're saying it was the NOI,

Nation of Islam.

These guys, he was bumped off.

He was bumped off.

by people that were working once again at

the behest of the FBI.

There were so many people linked up in

COINTELPRO and they would go into the hood

or go straight to some of these

competitors and say, okay,

just get in here and take care of

business and we'll get you paid off.

I mean, folks, I'm telling you,

this stuff happens.

You see, like, a link to all this,

folks, your government is evil.

Not Central Washington.

Thank you for the ten bucks.

And, yeah,

a lot of people seem to be pleased

that we are talking about this stuff,

folks.

And I'm giving you stuff off the top

of my head.

But...

Yeah,

Steve brought up something a minute ago

that made me think, okay,

just like I did last week,

I'm going to call an audible here,

so hopefully I got it right.

Steve said in the chat that...

You know, Patton talked about, you know,

we fought the wrong.

All of a sudden,

Patton ran his mouth a little bit too

much.

I mean,

the guy was a flipping genius on the

battlefield,

like nothing we've ever seen before in the

modern day.

The only one, in fact,

Patton on more than one occasion compared

himself to Hannibal.

Folks,

they invented the word annihilation

because of Hannibal.

He basically came out of North Africa,

went over there,

and absolutely was decimating Rome until

his hubris probably got the better of him.

But anyway,

George Patton thought that he might have

been like a version,

a modern version of Hannibal.

Anyway, on the battlefield,

he was that way.

But one of the things I think Patton

was opposed to was, number one,

we were murdering

in dresden folks we were murdering you

talk about civilians being murdered you

know um i'm just going to be honest

here that polecat over in england that

everybody thought was just absolutely

awesome yeah everybody thought he was

awesome well he was a druid y'all and

it's it's often believed that the bombing

of dresden which was all women and

children and it was a beautiful baroque

city

Gone.

Because, you know,

Churchill had a bloodlust.

There was no strategic target for hitting

that at all.

All it was was just wholesale murder.

Well,

here's another thing that other people

don't know about.

Eisenhower took all these captured

Germans, starved them to death.

Starved them to death.

Most people don't know about that.

And like I said, Eisenhower,

for the longest time,

I had the highest respect for him.

But he was basically a pencil pusher from

the word go and never really got his

hands dirty in anything,

unlike George Patton.

who, by the way, y'all,

if you know the history of Patton, man,

he was an Olympian.

Everybody's out there shooting with a .二

when he was in the Olympics.

He's out there shooting with a .

.

.

But, son, he was so good a shot,

he got ripped off from the gold in

the Olympics because he was shooting his

bullets literally on top of each other.

He went in there and dug them out.

And this is why this part of the

reasons why he couldn't stand certain

people out there is because one of the

judges in the Olympics, I think,

just happened to be a Russian.

And he's like, look,

here's all my bullets.

I dug them out of the sand.

And you know that my bullets because

they're forty five.

He's shooting with a twenty two.

And, you know,

they robbed him of the gold.

So that's one of the reasons I think

he couldn't stand the Russians so much.

But, you know,

he ended up respecting them afterwards.

But anyway.

Patton I think was also,

I said all that to say what I'm

about to say,

Patton would have been almost certainly in

complete opposition of Operation

Paperclip.

That was when the US secretly brought over

German scientists,

the Nazi people that were doing some of

these crazy experiments,

and we brought over a lot of Japanese

scientists that were doing a lot of sleazy

experiments.

And we brought them over under Operation

Paperclip.

Werner Von Braun, for crying out loud,

he was one of them.

And like I said,

all the stories you hear about the Nazis

ain't exactly what you've been told on

that.

In fact, folks,

I really ought to start another history

podcast.

I really ought to do a history podcast

debunking all this junk that's out there.

But anyway,

they brought all those people over and

Patton was bitterly opposed to

to bring in all those people over here

and then just, you know,

sheep dip in every last one of them.

And what do we do?

We put them in some of the highest

echelons of power.

That's why Jim Mars, his lab,

one of his last books was called the

fourth Reich or something like it.

I read the book,

but I can't remember the name of it.

And he basically made a pretty convincing

argument that Nazis were never defeated.

We brought them in here and now they're

running things out.

I don't know.

Maybe they're running them in Israel these

days.

But yeah,

sorry to go a little bit sideways, y'all.

It wasn't on the list,

but him bringing up Patton made me think

that Patton almost certainly was

definitely in opposition to Operation

Paperclip.

Man, real quick.

Juby Joe says repair an old fridge or

buy a new one.

I would say repair a new repair an

old fridge because you can always get like

upgraded parts and things like that.

Just parts that are appropriately sized

for the fridges and freezers.

And thank you, Brand Z, for the donation.

And thank you, Juby Joe,

for the donation as well.

My next one.

Uh, missing four one, one,

the national parks and the thousands of

missing people every single year.

Now, speaking of Eisenhower,

there's a theory that Eisenhower made a

deal with, um, would have been the,

the grays, uh, which is like, uh,

there's some people that say they're

aliens.

I don't think they're aliens.

I think they're of a demonic nature.

I don't know exactly the lineage or how

they exist or anything like that,

but I'm of the opinion that it's a

strictly evil presence that, uh,

he supposedly made a deal with, uh,

and allowed them to basically kidnap as

many people as they wanted to,

as long as these people were within or

within national parks.

Now,

if you're unfamiliar with the missing four

one on, it was, uh,

made known by a detective named david

politis um and he just recently i think

he did an interview with joe rogan i

think so so it should be fairly easily

easy if you type in missing four one

one people for sure pop up but there

are thousands of people that are go

missing in national parks every single

year now in that statement alone doesn't

seem to be that crazy like okay some

of these national parks i mean they're

parks they're in the wild they're in the

wilderness things like that it might be

easy for people to get lost

But these are very unusual circumstances

where a lot of these people go missing.

For example, like a four-year-old.

Let's say the dad is playing with the

four-year-old by the creek.

He turns his back to answer a question

real quick.

He turns back around.

The four-year-old is gone.

They do a week-long search for this

four-year-old boy.

And he ends up being like three thousand

feet in elevation up the mountain.

with no clothes on or like shoes on

the wrong feet or just very very weird

circumstances and the boy the

four-year-old boy has no recollection of

what was going on the whole time or

in some instances i think there was a

girl one time that was saying like yeah

a bear took care of her the entire

time um but it's an impossible terrain for

a four-year-old to navigate impossible

elevation for that four-year-old to go in

that period of time uh and this is

just

over the same thing over and over and

over again.

And the tracking dogs can't get the scent.

They can't find the boy.

And sometimes these kids or adults are

found in locations that were thoroughly

searched through before.

So check it out.

There's a lot of information.

Don't listen to it right before you go

to bed or before you go to a

national park because some of them are

pretty doggone spooky.

Um, but yeah, it's,

it's a bunch of thousands of people go

missing every single year in these

national parks under very,

very strange circumstances.

Uh,

and I mean, there's a bunch of theories.

And one thing about David Pilatus,

he never really gives you a night.

Like he doesn't really ever tell you what

he thinks is going on.

He's just collecting evidence.

Um,

and also every time he tries to get

information from the national park service

about these missing people or, uh, like,

um,

court files or police files or things that

are no longer an ongoing investigation,

he hits a brick wall every single time.

Even though he used to be a detective

and he can get information from actual

police and other law enforcement agencies

of active investigations with no issues,

but the National Park Service

seems to be stonewalling them every chance

that they get as far as giving him

the information.

And to the point where they've claimed

that like, oh,

we don't keep track of the amount of

missing people to go to national parks.

Even though like other people within the

National Park Service has confirmed that

they do keep track of it and things

like that.

So very, very,

very interesting kind of spooky makes you

wonder what's actually going on out there

and what's happening with these kids and

what entities or groups are kidnapping

these people.

That is one of the freakiest things.

When you hear an interview with David

Politis, folks,

if you want to be thoroughly entertained

and just perplexed, I mean,

things where a guy that makes his living

trapping, he's out there,

they search this area over and over.

One of the creepiest things I've ever seen

in my life or heard in my life,

they find this guy a year later

with sitting on a log, dead, petrified,

and everything from his knee down,

his bone fragments are in his boots.

Like, imagine the legs,

all the bone fragments of his legs in

the boots,

and the rest of his body's petrified,

and they got no explanation for this.

And thousands upon thousands upon

thousands come up missing out of these

national parks every year,

and the National Park Service got a big

hush on all of it.

So, yeah,

this is another one of those things,

folks.

Just be careful where you're stepping

these days.

But, yeah, I'm glad you brought that up.

That's a very...

Boy, that's one for the ages.

Okay,

so my last one is going to be,

it's an oldie but goodie,

but I'm bringing it up for a reason.

I'm going to talk about the Gulf of

Tonkin incident.

And if you don't know folks for the

longest time,

if you ever brought that up and you

say, Oh, well, you know, it was,

and this is like leading on to the

last week's episode,

Jim Morrison's dad was the guy that was

basically in charge of it all.

Okay.

And I probably should have gone into

greater detail about all the,

the counterculture bands of the sixties

and how every last one of them were

not what you were told they were anyway.

Um,

Gulf of Tonkin, and the reason why,

for the longest time,

they told everybody that, you know,

the North Vietnamese came out there,

fired on the boats.

What we find out from Robert McNamara,

who was the Secretary of Defense and

State, no,

Secretary of Defense at the time,

first under Kennedy and then under LBJ,

he said, you know, had everybody saying,

you know, this thing is,

it's what it is.

And then right before he died,

He came out and told everybody, nope.

And I'm paraphrasing here,

but he essentially said, no,

it was a manufactured lie.

He said some little political way of doing

it.

But anyway,

it was one giant manufactured lie.

Well, you know what?

That one manufactured lie,

y'all killed fifty eight thousand

Americans right there in Vietnam.

Not to mention,

I don't know how many millions in Laos,

Vietnam, Cambodia.

Because of that war,

we have people like Pol Pot roll in

there and kill a third of his population.

One-third of his population.

Yeah,

all because of that lie about the Gulf

of Tonkin incident.

And then, of course, the big drugs,

you know,

being smuggled back in the caskets of all

these dead soldiers,

desecrating them and their sacrifice.

I brought that up because, you know what?

Gulf of Tonkin, yeah,

but it ain't the first time and it

ain't going to be the last.

What about the sinking of the Lusitania?

That kicked off World War I.

And then for ninety nine years,

the Germans said it was an armed vessel.

We told you we were going to attack

it, which they did.

You can find a newspaper clippings to this

day.

They sent that Lusitania.

Ninety-nine years to the day the British

finally came out and said, okay, yeah,

you know, that was gun, cotton, cheese,

and butter,

and all that stuff was actually armaments

down in there.

So yes, it was.

But meanwhile, twenty million,

ten million servicemen,

ten million civilians died in World War I,

and that's conservative estimates, okay?

Twenty million people died in

And the truth comes out ninety nine years

later, but everybody forgets.

But still, no matter the, you know,

nine eleven rolls around and we just

believe that a bunch of guys took over

those planes and flew it in there.

I mean, folks,

from the top of my head,

I can tell you example after example after

example.

This government lies to you over and over

and over again, and we still buy it.

Reason I bring up Gulf of Tonkin and

Tonkin.

is don't be shocked if something of the

caliber of nine,

eleven happens in the near future.

And it's going to be so far over

the top.

And it's attributed to Hitler.

It's attributed to Goebbels.

But I don't think they actually said it

that, you know,

you tell a lie big enough that people

won't even question it.

I think that was a maxim long before

those guys ever came on the scene.

And I have no good evidence that they

actually said it,

but it is attributed to them.

I'm saying all that is that the next

one that comes out,

whether it's a UFO thing or some great

conflagration that breaks out right here

in the United States of amnesia,

if the government tells you,

believe the opposite.

It's that same government that's dropping

this junk from the sky.

Same government that told you to go out

and get jabbed up.

Same government that has your boys and

girls going over there getting murdered

for nothing.

Anyway, son,

let me kick it on over to you.

I think with that saying of the tell

a lie big enough,

I think that that seems to fit perfectly

in the prints by Machiavelli.

I bet that's where that came from.

Yeah, that probably makes sense.

Yeah.

So my last one is the modern medical

system is a death cult.

And they show you every single chance you

get, every vehicle they have,

every sign they have.

They show you that they are a death

cult that started all the way back to

the time of like Hippocrates.

Um,

it's called the cult of Asclepius that

conducted,

it was like a battle between Hippocrates

and factual Hippocrates supposedly got his

start with the Eclepian sculpt or the

Eclepius sculpt, uh, cult Eclepius cult.

You got to start there and then had

like a, you know, realization that, Oh,

this is not good.

I'm going to show people how to actually

heal themselves.

Um,

But the cult of Asclepius coined the term

of patient,

which means he who suffers forever.

They also were using rituals that included

venomous and non-venomous snakes.

Oh, here's another thing.

If it's a healing,

like if it's a doctor's office,

like an ancient doctor's office or an

ancient type hospital,

then why on earth would you exclude those

who are terminally ill,

old people and women about to give birth?

because they viewed those things as

unclean and they weren't allowed into the

temple or anything like that.

Um, another interesting thing,

and that might have actually been

mentioned, uh,

in scripture in John five with the pool

of Bethesda.

Um, there's some description.

And if you look at the description around

the pool of Bethesda and also the, um,

where, uh, Yeshua healed the, uh, invalid,

the crippled guy.

Um, there's some, uh, what was it?

Uh,

I guess some artifacts around the pool of

Bethesda.

And then also like descriptions in John

five that kind of lead people to believe

that this was, was,

this was like an Asclepius, uh,

temple that this,

the invalid was actually chilling at

trying to get into the healing waters to

kill, to cure the, uh, uh,

paralysis that he had of his legs and

things like that.

So, uh,

It's a death cult.

It's no wonder people go to the hospitals

and they don't actually get better.

People go to the doctor's office and they

don't actually get better.

And in their defense,

they do tell you from the get-go.

It's on the sign.

The staff with the snakes around it,

that originated from the cult of

Asclepius.

And it seems to...

I always thought when I was a kid,

in fact, in Mustang, Oklahoma,

I remember whenever I broke my collarbone.

We drove past this one doctor's office

that had that staff with the snakes and

then the wings.

And I just remember thinking, like,

that's odd.

Like,

why would a doctor's office have snakes on

it?

Like, I just remember, like,

I looked out the window,

and it's just one picture that I remember

of the staff with the snakes and the

wings, and I was just thinking, this is,

this doesn't make any sense.

Like, how,

why would you mark a building where you

go to get better or go to get

healed with snakes?

Because snakes have almost never been

synonymous with, other than, uh,

the bronze snake that uh moses made uh

just in case you ever got bit by

a snake you looked at the bronze snake

and then you were healed uh outside of

that when has the snake ever been

associated with getting better or healing

or anything like that it was one snake

they have two snakes on there

Yep.

Yep.

Yep.

And that bronze snake ended up getting

destroyed because people were sacrificing

and worshiping it.

So there's that too, but yep.

Pool of Bethesda.

Uh,

it would make sense if that was an

Asclepian temple too.

All right.

So, um, yeah, Linda saying, uh,

Vietnam was about poppy trade yet right on

the money.

Linda, that's exactly what it was.

Um,

There's a lot of movies out there that

openly admit that now.

Got news for you.

Same thing in Afghanistan.

Same thing in Afghanistan.

The Taliban over there basically wiped out

the entire poppy trade.

Now, all of a sudden,

you could literally go and find the video

of...

You could find the video of Geraldo Rivera

talking to, I want to say an army.

I don't know.

He may have been a captain or something

like that.

And him saying, you know,

do you find this weird that you guys

are guarding?

I'm paraphrasing all of this folks,

but essentially saying, yeah, you know,

are you finding it a little bit strange?

You guys are guarding the poppy fields

over here.

And then I can't remember his response.

It was basically something along the line

of, well, that's part of their culture.

No, it was extracted from their culture.

Poppy trade went through the roof when all

that went down, y'all.

Read War is a Racket from General Smedley

Butler.

Read that book.

And it's not a long read.

And he tells you chapter and verse that

all wars are bankers' wars.

But everything that we're talking about

here, folks,

to kind of come full circle with it,

If you want to know,

you're probably wondering, many of you,

like, well, what do I believe?

What do I believe?

I'll tell you what serves me very,

very well.

I do a hundred and eighty degrees

different of what I see everybody else

doing.

If I see everybody else doing that one

thing, I know, especially this day,

it's not the thing to do.

Whether it was a jab, you name it,

whatever they believe.

It's usually a hundred and eighty degrees

out of phase with what I believe.

And I would say that's ninety nine percent

of the time and maybe even a hundred.

But especially the government.

If you knew a person,

let's say it was a family member that

lied to you one one hundredth of the

extent to which your government openly

does.

They could tell you the sun rose in

the east and you would go out and

check.

But because it's an appeal to authority,

everybody just buys it.

Every single body just, I mean,

for the most part,

just buys all this garbage.

We're in a murdering corporate, you know,

pathological lying country.

And it was a CIA director under Reagan

that said, you know,

our disinformation will be complete when

everything the American public believes is

false.

Yeah.

Yeah.

It was said there.

I mean, folks,

we're dealing with some of the most

wicked.

And if you'll notice,

in every single one of these things,

for the most part,

your government is controlling the levers

of information and power.

All right.

I want to thank everybody for checking

this out today.

Man.

Boy, I mean,

I still got a giant list,

so we'll have to figure out some other

way of going about this.

All right, y'all.

I want to thank everybody in the live

chat.

Thank you all for the great comments.

Till next time, stay alert.

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