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Well,

good to be here with y'all on this

Monday.

Wow, boy, has it been a pretty crazy,

oh my goodness, man,

it's been a pretty crazy weekend and week

and the whole nine yards and it's only

Monday.

How about that?

I want to thank everybody in the chat.

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How are you doing, son?

Oh, pretty good.

I'm glad to be back home now.

How's it going there?

Yeah, man, it's going good.

You know, great weather.

Can't complain.

Everything seems to be working the way it

ought to right now.

But man,

you've been you were burning that candle

on both ends hitting the road.

Where were you?

Well,

do you want to you want me to

get my farm news now or did you

want to do your farm news first?

Well, I'll go ahead and kick it off.

I mean,

so we don't we don't mess anything up

out there.

Man,

crazy world that we got going on right

now.

We'll come into some of that here in

a minute.

Well, hey folks, remember, remember,

water your compost,

especially when it's dry out there.

Even when it isn't,

it still could be drying out.

So make sure,

absolutely sure you're keeping that water

on your compost.

You got to keep it moist.

Otherwise,

everything in there is going to go

dormant.

and then when you need it it ain't

going to be ready to rock and roll

when you want so stay on top of

that so one of the things we're doing

is uh putting more extract in the beds

that's one way to really really stretch

out your compost folks

If you have compost and let's say you

didn't make a bunch of it, well,

you can make a compost extract.

And we've done videos on that.

Basically,

you have a four hundred micron bag.

You take your compost,

you stick it in there,

make sure the water that you stick it

into is not chlorinated or fluoridated.

So if you're on city water or something

like that,

you might want to go ahead and let

the water sit for a couple of days.

Let it kind of off gas,

get all that garbage out of it and

then maybe hit it with some fulvic or

humic acid or, you know,

that'll tie up everything that may be left

in there.

Yeah, stay on top of that stuff.

So extracting the beds,

that's what we're doing.

I'm trying to do it every once every

two weeks at least in all the gardening

beds out there.

Keep everything copacetic.

Also, other things I'm doing around here,

man,

we're processing apples and peppers and

Um, we didn't,

we didn't grow any cayennes this year.

So we picked them up at the farmer's

market and cayennes are something we use

more of as,

as a medicinal kind of thing.

Yeah.

You can eat it in food and all

that good stuff.

But, you know,

over the course of a day,

every time I, you know,

make my salt water or something like it,

I always put a little cayenne in there

as well.

I used probably a lot more than most

people would be able to stand,

but I kind of worked my way up

to it.

But when you're buying that store-bought

cayenne,

there ain't no telling where it came from.

Look,

we're trying to eat everything as local as

possible because when it's local,

it has what Jack Cruz calls an

electromagnetic barcode to your area,

so it's better suited for you.

So there was a lady with a bunch

of cayennes at the farmer's market,

and hopefully i got enough there i'll be

freeze drying them then i'll stick them in

the vitamix and then of course i'll be

using that powder instead this instead of

this stuff we got from azure nothing wrong

with the stuff from azure i just know

that the stuff that's local to me it's

going to be light light years better kind

of going back to those apples and peppers

and everything that we got here so our

trees are producing apples they're quite

good i don't even know what the cultivar

is all i know is that they're good

and I got a whole lot of them

freeze-dried for my grandbaby next time

she comes by.

I'll make some nice snacks for her.

She'll like that.

So here's another little thing that's

going to be controversial that I'm doing.

Typically,

when a sheep has habitually gotten out of

a fence,

you want to think strong and hard about

either taking them to the sale barn or

putting them in the freezer.

Well,

I've come up with another tactic because

I'm not ready to do either.

I'm definitely not going to take my

problem and pass it off to somebody at

the sale barn.

So for me,

it's going to go into the freezer if

that's become something of an issue.

Well,

we got three of them that have been

a problem.

The one I had to already shoot for

another reason entirely,

but these three had been,

one was getting out, and then, of course,

this is why you deal with it early.

So I come up with a solution that

seems to be working quite well,

and it's called a BB gun.

Now, every time they get out,

Now, they were getting into the garage.

They were getting into all kinds of stuff.

It was getting kind of crazy.

So I went out and bought a BB

gun.

Now,

I pretty much got them trained that if

they're not inside that net,

they're getting lit up.

So now they've come to realize.

So I'm telling everybody this.

I'm not doing this as a matter of

cruelty.

It's just enough.

I'm only pumping this thing one time.

Just enough to kind of give them a

little bit of a shock like they would

get on an electric fence.

And then they're starting to realize, oh,

shoot, the only place that's really,

really safe for me is inside this fence.

And for the people that are going to

say, oh, well, that's cruel.

Well, let me ask you,

which is more cruel,

getting eaten by a coyote before you die

or

Or being in there,

being protected by a livestock guardian

dog.

So,

so far it seems to be working out

pretty well, but that's,

you just got to stay on top of

it.

So I've never heard anybody doing that

before.

I'm sure somebody out there has,

but I wanted to let everybody know that

it seems to be working.

So they're getting out.

just kind of pepper them just enough to

you don't even have to hit them all

when three of them are running around

together all you got to do is hit

one and now it's gotten to the point

where every time i cock that thing i

can pump this thing up ten times i

only need to do it once and then

it basically acts like mirrored sunglasses

and a shotgun on an inmate so these

guys are starting to realize okay my real

safe place is inside that net so i

wanted to pass that around to everybody so

these renegade sheep are starting to get

They're starting to get the point.

And then finally,

I'm just going to say with some of

the,

I guess I'll call them experiences over

the weekend, man.

I am just bewildered by Boomer

bewilderment and also Generation X

bewilderment.

What do I mean by that?

Okay,

we crossed over nine to eleven and we're

going to be talking about it today because

I wanted to make sure we did it

while William was here because he's well

versed on it and he's probably going to

be thinking outside the box as well.

Plus, the last program I did,

it was kind of an ad hoc thing.

Michelle and I weren't really all that

prepared because I had a guest.

that did a no-show on me for the

second time.

And so I had to pull something out

of my butt.

And that's exactly what we ended up doing.

So, you know,

we'll go into a little more detail.

But anyway, regarding the boomers,

there was a freedom meeting that I used

to regularly attend.

I mean, as often as I could anyway.

And when they get these political

candidates in there,

I just don't go to these meetings because

every time I go in there,

it's every boomer or geriatric

And it's no matter what Trump does,

they love this dude.

I don't care how awful it is.

Or here's the other reason I didn't go.

Anniversary of nine eleven.

Because I can't even believe how many

people are still believing the official

story of that.

And by and large,

this is why I blame Generation X.

I think I think is worse than the

boomer generation because they simply

cannot see it.

My generation sees it, and they're like,

I don't care.

I'm going to the lake.

What can I do about it?

That's exactly the mindset of most of my

generation.

So the people that are coming down on

boomers,

and I used to be one of them,

I'm now singing a different tune.

I'm coming down on Generation X.

Because in my view, they see it,

but they just don't care.

But honestly,

the boomers and the bewilderment is

astonishing to me.

There is nothing.

Son,

do you think maybe that these gas prices,

because we are hitting record diesel

prices,

and based on what just happened this

weekend,

they're going to go through the flipping

roof.

They're going to be unobtainium,

which means everything downstream.

By the way, folks, if you're thinking,

well, I use unleaded.

Well,

how do you think the unleaded gets there

on a diesel truck?

Every day.

Every single day.

So all of your groceries,

all this other stuff,

it is about to become unobtainium.

Barring a miracle,

it is about to get so stupid.

And I'm wondering if at that point the

boomers will ever wake up and see this

guy for what he is.

I would say no.

I would say, I mean,

they will probably follow that delirium

all the way to the end.

I would say, like,

for a lot of these people,

there's absolutely no waking up.

Absolutely no waking up.

And no matter what really even happens,

even if it's starvation,

even if it's like, oh,

I got to choose between driving somewhere

versus eating or anything like that.

I still don't think they're going to wake

up.

I think they're still going to apply that

blame to the group they've been told to

apply that blame to.

I think that's what's going to happen.

Yeah, I think you're right.

I think I think at the end of

the day.

Um, I, I just,

I prayed and I've said this for years

and I've said it on this podcast.

I've prayed over and over and over again.

I need to be more studious about it

because the one thing I'm afraid of is

I grow older.

I mean, you know,

age knows everybody's number.

I mean, I don't care who you are.

It's going to catch up with you no

matter who you are.

You're young and beautiful.

Oh, and then you're going to wind up.

I don't care how you are.

You're going to wind up old and things

are eventually going to break down and you

will succumb and you know,

death knows everybody's number.

But I'm hoping and praying as I grow

older that I never, ever,

ever become willing to entertain known

lies from known liars.

I hope that that never happens to me.

I wonder,

these are the people that lived through

the Kennedy assassination,

through the Vietnam War, the Flower Tower.

I mean, I'm like,

you didn't believe any of the BS then,

but now all of them are just like

falling in line like nothing I've ever

seen before.

and uh ran into a couple of them

i won't go in that in the details

here but i ran into a couple of

them this weekend um at that sunday

farmer's market and um it's and and i

really had a chance to compare notes

because we were hanging out with ben and

denise on sunday and um

Yeah, they were comparing notes as well,

and they're running into the same exact

thing.

But universally, it seems, and folks,

holler if you hear me in the chat,

but it seems like everybody spoke to a

lady from Canada today.

It was a business-related thing.

And she told me, I mean, man,

they got multiple generations up in one

house just trying to keep everybody alive

at this point.

She lives in Toronto,

and she told me that...

you know if you there are people making

over a hundred g's a year and they're

going to the food bank every week every

single week and it's not because they have

the american southern mind step where they

got to have a brand new truck they

have a fifth wheel they got to have

a place at the lake they got to

have a side by side it's not that's

not the mindset up there it's and she

told me you're not touching a house even

a dump in toronto for less than a

million bucks

Well,

Zach and Stefan confirmed that whenever I

think it was the father's day,

it was either my interview or the father's

day interview.

I can't remember which one it was,

but I was telling him how much we

bought this house for.

And he's like, he was just dumbfounded.

He's like,

that would cost minimum five hundred

thousand where he is like out.

Even if you went out closer to their

farm, the permaculture orchard farm,

it was like no less than five hundred

thousand,

which is insanely higher than what we paid

for this place.

Yeah.

Yeah, yeah.

Real quick,

before I pass it over to you,

Juby Joe says, yeah, Jan,

I'm thinking you're meaning Michael Jan.

Yeah, folks,

if you don't know who that is,

you really ought to check him out.

He's one of the few people in this

world you should be paying attention to.

Every single thing that has come down

through the pike.

geopolitically or otherwise,

he has called single-handedly every single

one of them with total precision.

So you might want to get over there

and check out what he's talking about.

She says, yeah,

Jan is searching for property in Japan.

I don't know that I agree with Michael

on that one.

I had the benefit of talking to him

one time.

Wicked smart.

I mean...

fantastic brain.

The guy is smart in so many different

levels.

I understand why he might be,

but I don't know that Japan is necessarily

going to be the best place in the

world.

But Michael, as usual,

probably knows a lot more about certain

things than I do.

I certainly wouldn't be picking an island

nation.

Yeah,

where I'm a foot taller than everybody,

too.

I don't even kind of blend in in

Japan.

So there's that aspect, too.

And neither does he,

especially with that poncho.

He ain't blending in in Japan.

Yeah,

he's definitely not rolling around there

in a southwest poncho.

But go ahead, son.

Sorry it takes so long.

Oh, no, you're good.

So last week I was missing the I

missed the Thursday live stream because I

was going and getting interviewed by Mike

Adams, which was really cool.

Yeah, it was wild to finally meet him.

I also anybody who listens to Mike Adams

is probably familiar with Rhodey is a

Belgian Malinois.

And it's a really cool dog.

Pretty interesting.

I'm sure mom was she's she was excited

for me to meet Rhodey more than she

was Mike Adams.

And I told Mike Adams as much, too.

But that interview should be coming out

either this week or next week,

something like that.

And then from there,

he's in the Austin area.

I'm not doxing or anything like that.

He says that on his own podcast.

He's in the Austin area.

Drove from the Austin area.

to Midwest Preparedness Festival,

which is in Lawrence, Kansas,

which is about a ten-hour drive.

Honestly,

I'm getting better and better at these

drives as long as I do two things.

I bring...

Well, three things.

I bring this little air filter with me

from the one you guys sent with us,

the Triad Air.

I think they have a new website now.

It's called Air Water Healing.

Air Water Healing.

Yeah.

Yeah.

Air Water Healing.

Dad has a promo code for him.

I don't think it works anymore.

I'm not sure that promo code works

anymore.

I'll have to get with the guy over

there.

But yeah, as you were, son.

Okay.

But yeah,

as long as I do pretty well on

the road,

as long as I bring this thing and

as long as I bring my EMF rocks

and as long as I crack the windows

as I'm driving, those three things,

just one window, just in general.

Um, it doesn't have to be like,

I'm not trying to change the temperature

of the indoor vehicle or anything like

that.

Just trying to let the full spectrum of

light come in between those two things.

There's three things genuinely do pretty

good.

in the vehicle on the road.

That being said,

I did deal with some EMF issues that

I didn't realize were EMF issues until I

talked to dad later about it.

And it turned out I was in like

a pretty toxic environment for a period of

time and had an immediate headache

whenever I was in that environment.

And then as soon as I left,

the headache went away.

It was kind of bizarre and I didn't

realize what it was going on until I

talked to dad the next day about it.

But anyways,

made it to Midwest Preparedness Festival.

Uh, I was in Lawrence, Kansas looking for,

uh,

like a room or a hotel or something

like that.

Couldn't find one anywhere for less than

three hundred and fifty dollars at first.

It flea bags out the out the wazoo.

I was checking like I don't look for

the Hilton.

I look for the cheapest freaking hotel

possible every single time.

i finally found this one uh indian owned

fleabag and from the outside you know

people have been smoking in this thing

from the outside you could tell there were

smoke rings on the wall i get in

there i was like hey man do you

have a room and there's a line of

people in front of me and behind me

all looking for rooms and then i asked

him i was like hey man what is

the deal why is everything booked and he

actually gave me normal hotel prices he

wasn't doing the price gouging or anything

like that he was giving me normal hotel

prices

and I think at that point he was

just happy that I was polite to him

which might be another lesson learned

there is just be polite to people but

I think he was just happy that I

was polite to him because the couple that

was in front of me the gay couple

in front of me they were all sassy

and everything and then the dude that was

in front of them he was from New

Jersey and I think he was just very

very direct with his speech and the Indian

dude wasn't happy about that anyway turns

out

KU football was playing Missouri football

that weekend and it was a freaking just

nightmare over there.

I found the only available room and I

know it's the only available room as far

as hotels go because I checked every other

hotel before I finally went to this one

and they hooked me up.

So that was good.

And then I did Midwest Preparedness,

taught there.

I taught permaculture design there.

And when I teach permaculture design at

festivals,

I can only teach you so much as

far as permaculture design in forty five

minutes.

So what I try to do is give

you a very brief overlay of permaculture,

kind of a thought process behind making

decisions.

And then I try to answer as many

questions as much as possible from the

crowd,

because if I can tailor this tour to

you guys, then.

I feel like it makes for a better

class.

So that's what I typically try to do

when I teach permaculture design.

I think the class went well.

Uh,

I think the festival went really well as

well.

Um, despite the rain that happened, uh,

it rained.

What was it?

Every day that I was there,

it rained that morning.

And sometimes during the day, uh,

was it Saturday evening?

There was a storm that blew in,

tried to blow the main tent away,

try to blow everything away.

Uh,

but thankfully it's a festival full of

preppers and everything got put back

together perfectly.

pretty easily, pretty smoothly,

things like that.

Um, and then also the cat,

for those of you guys that remember,

we picked up this stray cat.

We're in the backyard and this kitten ran

straight towards my daughter,

came out of nowhere,

just ran straight towards my daughter,

immediately loves my daughter,

all that stuff.

This cat has completely taken over the

house.

Y'all this cat,

this is the cat's house and in my

daughter's house.

And yeah, the cat,

June, my daughter loves this cat,

and the cat loves my daughter as much

as my daughter loves this cat.

Anywhere my daughter goes,

the cat is right there.

Anytime my daughter goes somewhere without

the cat, the cat is meowing for it.

They play fetch together.

They play chase together.

They're constantly together.

If anybody was curious about the update on

the cat, the cat has taken over.

I've lost the battle and the cat is

now an indoor cat for right now.

Oh,

but another thing as far as this filter

goes,

another awesome thing about it is that we

put it on top of the cat's crate

because it's very limited as far as indoor

access that's unsupervised because it's

still a kitten so anytime we're not

actively playing with it or watching it we

put it in the crate but we put

the larger version of this air filter the

it used to be called triad air air

water healing now um there's absolutely no

kitty litter smell at all even if you

put your head inside the crate where the

kitty litter is the litter box is it's

it works fantastic so there's that if

anybody's interesting or interested in

that

Yeah,

they definitely make some fantastic

products.

I need to get it back on here,

man, because we use that thing.

We got one for y'all.

And even if you have a mold issue,

folks, I mean, it's been known to,

you know, handle those things.

I mean,

a lot of folks are loving this triad

air.

So, um, yeah,

I need to get back with him.

Cause I don't think the, um,

I don't think the, uh,

promo code's working.

Yeah.

Andy says, dude,

you should have gave him a call because

he, he's, I think he lives in Tonga.

So, uh, he could have hooked you up.

Yeah.

So, um, yeah, Andy, man,

I'm glad you weren't this thing, man.

It was over, over in Lawrence.

So it's just a stone's throw away from

Tonga Noxie.

It'll be going on next spring, too.

So next spring, come on out, man.

It's at Clinton Lake.

Yeah, but, you know, gouging like that,

I mean, come on, man.

Three hundred bucks for a room.

Three fifty.

I'm surprised you didn't just sleep

outside, son.

I mean.

I had,

I had like computer work and stuff like

that.

I was trying to get done.

I didn't bring any,

I packed really light this time as far

as like camping materials.

I packed heavy on other things,

but packed light on camping materials and

I knew there was chances of rain.

So yeah, I just,

I just got a room and yeah,

I called it good.

Well, that's cool.

I'm glad also folks, the reason,

let me go into a little more detail

about what you said there and then I'll

handle some of these comments.

Um, yeah.

Yeah.

you know where he's talking about driving

down the road look folks when you're doing

that this is another little hack i got

from jack cruz is that when you crack

that window every first of all all the

glass on your home and unless it's made

of crystal

One hundred percent.

It is being is taking out some of

the beneficial light that protects you,

that helps you.

So if you can just crack your window

a little bit,

I know it can be a pain when

you're going down the interstate.

You know, it sucks a little bit.

But the photoelectric effect,

which Einstein actually won the Nobel

Prize for is.

Basically, the light from the outside is,

even though it's cracked,

just a little bit is all you need

for all that light to get inside there

to help you to offset all that blue

light that's inside the vehicle.

So that's one thing that helps.

And then also with that air filter,

they're spraying all kinds of crazy junk

inside these vehicles.

Especially if it's a rental vehicle or

something like that.

So that new car smell,

believe it or not,

it ain't good for you.

That is not a wonderful thing.

So if you can go in there and

clean that up, that's also helpful.

So that's why he does some of that

stuff.

But also,

I'm not sure how to pronounce your name,

but she says not everybody in the sixties.

uh born in the sixties as a six

as a boomer mentality look i say that

all the time i say that all the

time but a lot of the boomers out

there i know you're not one of them

and a lot of the people listening to

the show clearly are not those types i'm

just saying overwhelmingly john b wells

who is a boomer who has caravan to

midnight his show he goes on or used

to go on and on and on about

the fact that man his generation is just

he just laments being part of it.

Well,

I'm starting to feel the same thing about

generation X. I think generation X light.

I'll say what I said before.

I think generation X is worse because they

see it and they flat out don't care.

That's a whole lot different from, uh,

people that see it.

And, um,

or had the inability to see it at

all.

So yeah, in fact,

some of the most consequential people out

there calling truth to power are, in fact,

boomers.

No doubt about that.

So let me just go ahead and put

that out there as well.

Son,

I can't really see all these other

questions here.

Yeah, I got you.

Or if you got one, go ahead.

Well, somebody said,

Bear Independent is taking over Self

Reliance Festival for next year.

Um, yeah, William told me about that and,

um, looking,

looking forward to see how that pans out

because, um,

I think it's going to be hosting Oklahoma

hosted in Oklahoma, if I had to guess,

which I don't know how the scheduling is

going to work out for it.

Cause, uh, you know,

he does the ruckus and stuff like that.

So I don't know.

I don't know when self-reliance festival

is going to be.

I don't know when the ruckus is going

to be.

Um, but yeah,

there've been some changes to festivals

here recently.

So, um,

Y'all keep your eye open.

Yeah,

there's going to be a lot more coming

up in terms of changes, y'all,

because I'm telling you,

things are outrageous right now.

I think we had a great childhood freedom.

I'm not quite sure what that means.

All right.

Regarding the boomers.

Boomers had a great childhood freedom.

Oh, okay.

Yeah.

Yeah.

Hey, if you can, folks,

if you got a question or comment you

want read,

make sure you put it in capital letters

so I can see it.

I'm sure William has no problem.

But, you know, hey, these glasses kind of,

you know,

hinder my ability to see all that stuff.

All right, y'all.

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news breaking the barrier how five simple

exercises cater to the exercise of verse

now i i was touch and go as

to whether or not i was even going

to talk about this because i was listening

to a podcast today when i was out

there processing the peppers

And they were talking about inactivity

being the number one culprit for so many

diseases.

They call it first world diseases.

So obviously I'm gonna point these out

here, walking, planks, chair squats,

standing overhead press and standing arm

swings.

The reason why I'm talking about this more

than anything

is folks, just by doing squats,

you recruit so many muscles doing that.

Even if you're a person that's working in

an office, man, just every hour,

just commit yourself to just get up and

out of that chair five times.

Maybe just do that five times in an

hour.

Not that hard.

It's going to raise your heart rate and

it's going to do a bunch of other

things.

So that's the one I really wanted to

talk about because I know a lot of

people are in positions or jobs

where it's kind of difficult to do that.

But there are ways you can sneak in

some of this stuff.

And I'll tell you about how I do

some of my own in terms of stacking

functions.

Now, right before this podcast, folks,

I'm all about stacking functions.

Let me tell you,

I got five things that I stack all

at the same time

And I was like, okay,

I need to bring this up.

So the reason why I'm bringing that up

is that you're working on your computer.

Really,

is it taking too much out of your

day to get up and out of that

chair, just stand up and down five times?

Then maybe you go up a little bit

more, then a little bit more.

You're going to be shocked at how much

better you feel just by doing something

that simple.

But you're stacking the functions,

like we talk about in permaculture all the

time.

And in my case,

just moments before this show,

It was laying on the pulse electric

magnetic field map, okay?

And I had it on the twenty-four minute

setting.

At the same time,

I'm listening to self-fegio tones, okay?

And at the same time,

I got on my Bible app where it's

reading the Bible while playing the

self-fegio tones in the background,

also doing Wim Hof breathing at the same

time,

and at the same time doing the Aleph

Tav body, um,

olive it's it's hebrew it's like a to

z but it's going to be tav olive

being a and top being there yeah so

you're going to say i'm doing those five

things all at the same time and it

can be it can be done so that's

why i didn't say that to brag i'm

saying it to talk about

the ability to be able to stack functions

in so many different ways if you just

think about it.

And it also becomes something of a game

if you really think about it.

Like how many things could I realistically

do all at the same time?

And that's five things right there that I

did moments before coming in this podcast.

All right, so here's the next one.

Walking pace may be as effective as step

count and lowering mortality risks.

Okay,

we've talked about it and everybody's

talked about it over and over and over

again.

why you ought to get up and be

more active well this article is basically

saying the pace at which you walk might

be every bit let's say you're going to

commit yourself to walk for thirty minutes

well most people that's going to be a

casual walk but what if you were to

briskly walk for fifteen would you get the

same benefits well according to this

article it's pretty comparable and that

brings me into another kind of training

called hit

you know, high-intensity training.

Dorian Yates, former Mr. Olympia,

has talked about this long before anybody

even called it HIIT training.

And how you get the benefits by doing

HIIT training, like,

ten minutes of HIIT training is equivalent

to an hour of jogging or whatever.

I'm not sure what the equivalence is.

But this is kind of the same thing

that they're talking about in this

article.

That,

let's say you don't have thirty minutes.

Let's say you got fifteen minutes.

Let's say you got a thirty-minute lunch.

Okay, well...

I'm going to allocate fifteen minutes to

go out here and walk briskly and then

maybe fifteen minutes to eat and sit down

and eat.

Maybe I'm going to do deep breathing or

whatever the case may be.

So that's something else to think about as

well.

That's why I wanted to bring that up

is that the HIIT training kind of

indicates that you can get a whole lot

of benefit.

You just got to increase the intensity.

That's the difference.

Instead of just walking casually for

thirty minutes to an hour, well,

maybe you go out there and do some

interval training or HIIT training for

fifteen minutes and you can probably get

the same thing out of it.

And then finally,

the last one I got here is radishes

offer nutrients and potential health

benefits, reports say.

Now, this is radish season,

depending on where you are.

So the reason I'm bringing this up is

a whole lot of people are dealing with

that turbo C right now.

And there's a lot of anti-cancer and

digestive effects just by eating radishes.

Look,

if you're not a big fan of radishes,

what I do,

there's a whole lot of things I eat

in my salad I have every day.

that in and of itself, by itself,

I'm not a big fan of eating.

But I can disguise it in that salad.

And radishes are one of those things.

Now, if you roast radishes,

their flavor changes a hundred and eighty

degrees.

It's not bitter.

It's not anything.

In fact, they become sweet.

So if you want,

you got a bunch of radishes you got

to use up.

Believe it or not,

use roast them and you're probably going

to like them a whole lot more that

way.

So, yeah,

that's the three good news articles I got

there.

Well, hold on real quick.

Speaking of the news that's come out

recently,

did you hear about all these meat?

Yeah.

What's meat?

Oh yeah.

All these meat.

Uh, yeah, not all these meat,

but all the, the,

the stores meet apparently anywhere

between it's not necessarily good news.

I guess it's good news that, you know,

now,

but anywhere between to a hundred percent

of their beef is actually horse meat.

Wow, I guess I haven't heard that one.

Yeah, that just came out.

So if you're buying me from Aldi,

Don't buy, buy,

try to try to source it locally.

In fact, this came,

this kind of came up at the Midwest

preparedness festival of like trying to

convince people that, Hey,

not everybody has to be some intense

grower or producer or something like that.

Like you can very casually produce what

you grow a lot or what you like

a lot.

And then everything else,

just try to source locally.

That's more important than you trying to

grow everything.

Cause you trying to grow all of like

a hundred percent,

even to eighty percent of your diet.

is a full-time job in and of itself.

Or it can be if you're not doing

it very, very efficiently.

So instead of trying to do that,

unless you really have the want to become

a grower or producer,

just try to source your stuff locally.

Support the people who are becoming

growers and producers.

It's going to be even better for you

on the back end because it's local.

It has that electromagnetic barcode that

is more specific to you.

You are better any day of the week

eating something that may be marginal

grown in your place than eating a

pineapple grown in Hawaii.

You're just not the deuterium content,

all these other things.

I know it's a whole lot to remember.

Look, folks,

just eat local as much as you possibly

can.

You know, some of that seafood,

you may not have the option.

There was a question up here.

Oh, yeah.

Andrea says,

I walk my hound a few miles wearing

my wave watch.

Bam, bam.

And pray.

You're right on.

Yeah.

Thank you so much, Andrea.

Yeah,

that's exactly how you do it right there.

So you can walk with your wave watch.

While I'm out there rebounding or whatever

the case may be or jogging,

I'm doing my memorizations.

I'm doing all those things because...

And I've talked about it, I think,

last week that...

you know, when you're active,

believe it or not, your memory, you can,

at least with me, man,

Andrew Huberman was definitely right about

that one, man.

I can definitely retain a whole lot more

if I do it while I'm being active.

So yeah,

you can definitely pile in a bunch of

those things and just folks,

it makes you way more efficient.

And honestly,

gives you a pat on the back in

a big big way now i have a

tesla machine here as well and while i'm

doing it i'm doing these olive top i'm

trying to learn this all of top body

stuff from dr um alfonso mondo alfonso

monzo yeah crazy name i need to get

that dude on the podcast maybe not the

best podcast guest in the world and i'm

you know i'm going through his thing to

find out

in the world that we're going into right

now folks this is why i've spent so

i mean every single night i'm studying

this thing and if it works the way

that he and a number of others are

saying then this could be one of the

best healing modalities out there if you

had nothing but your hands and that might

be the place where some of us get

or let's say you're out and about

and the person falls down and they're

having a stroke or something, bam,

you know how to deal with it if

it works.

Now I'm not gonna endorse it yet because

I'm still in the process of learning it

myself, but this is also teaching myself.

The best education I'm getting folks is

the one I pay for and I do.

I mean,

we spend a lot of money on continuing

education

And it's not necessarily going to a

college.

You can get that continuing education in a

free course.

You can get this one I happen to

pay for.

But there's a lot of different ways you

can get these things.

And it doesn't mean going to some

university and getting that knowledge.

There's a lot of autodidacts out there

that have done a lot more to help

me than anybody else.

Anything else to add, son,

before we go to Eric?

On that Aleph Tav thing,

you and I both know somebody who cured

some very,

very severe depression using that method.

I don't know if you were aware of

that or not, but yeah,

it's more than just physical ailments and

stuff like that.

There seems to be a lot involved in

this Aleph Tav thing.

healing modality well you'll have to tell

me who that is privately but um i

i don't currently know but i know that

um i know another guy uh named david

who he and his wife he he saw

the needle move in a big way but

i'm i'm wondering until i do it until

i tell everybody in this audience because

we've been burned in the past on this

show man i'm sitting here thinking okay

this person had the best of intentions not

to say dr mondo monzo doesn't

I just need to see the,

I need to make sure I understand this

process before I go telling everybody else

about it.

So I'm using myself as a guinea pig

for a lot of this stuff.

And so far,

I think I'm seeing the needle move.

I just,

I'm just going to stay on it a

while before I tell everybody about it.

But yeah,

you'll have to tell me who that is

privately.

All right.

With that said,

we're going to go to my man,

Eric Seider.

Hey,

Eric Sider here with your PimpCast tip of

the day.

Today's tip, once a week compost.

They say necessity is the mother of

invention.

I would add,

sweating through poor design decisions is

right up there as well.

We often don't realize how poor a design

is until we have to struggle through it.

That's why theoretical designs always seem

perfect and why no one should design a

process without input from the people

actually doing the work.

In the case of a permaculture design,

it is only a starting point.

It's also why I only focus on the

mainframe, not intricate details.

As Jeff Lawton says,

we must allow the system to demonstrate

its evolutions,

and no one is better placed to do

that than the people living it day to

day.

Out of necessity,

I've had to reduce my participation in the

compost system at the local food bank farm

to once a week.

The hope when we started was that a

hands-on compost mentorship would be

enticing enough opportunity to bring out

willing bodies.

Sadly, that has not happened.

So I have been turning the hot compost

piles only once a week instead of every

two days.

There is, of course,

precedent for this routine as the chicken

tractor on steroids compost system is only

a once a week system.

Of course,

with the caveat that the chickens are

involved every day.

But I noticed my chickens in the urban

system need help dismantling the pile.

I think I got some union chickens on

the job.

So I figured it could work.

It, in fact, does work.

Is it optimum?

Of course not.

You get some anaerobic conditions and some

drying out within the week,

but nothing fatal.

And basically,

it just extends the process.

Instead of an eighteen day compost,

it's more like thirty to thirty five days,

which is fine for us because they are

all going into a long curing Johnson Sue

style slash worm farm process.

The goal is to create extract quality

compost, not bulk material.

I think this is my new favorite workflow.

You get a good quality base within about

a month and quite possibly even a

biocomplete compost based on Elaine

Ingham's qualifications,

which you can certainly use straight away.

But if you really want to cure it

out for a premium extract,

you have that option as well.

Now,

the first pile is obviously going to take

up to nine months.

But if you keep going,

then you'll get a new premium pile for

amazing extract every one to two months

after that.

I mean,

how easy do you want to make it?

So if you're interested in growing your

own food and you don't have one day

a week for compost,

I don't know what to tell you anymore.

You can find me on YouTube,

although it's been ages since I've been

able to upload a video.

You can check out the podcast I do

with Jeff Lawton by searching Discover

Permaculture, the podcast.

It's on YouTube and audio platforms.

If you're interested in permaculture

t-shirts,

the official pimp gear of this pimp cast,

or remote permaculture consultation and

design, head over to ericsider.com.

And for those in the Sacramento area,

maybe those who are interested in a

compost podcast,

tutorial head over to

permaculturefairoaks.org that's my dog

right there once again hitting it out of

the park yeah eric i've one hun one

hundred thousand times agree with that

over and over again anything on your end

son

Yeah, I mean, if you can't get people...

There was a while back,

whenever they were having city council

elections and mayor elections over here in

this part of Texas,

there was one guy who was running for

mayor who was trying to convince me to

utilize his property to create a community

garden.

And my response was...

nobody's going to come and nobody's going

to come take care of it nobody in

this town at least is going to come

over and take care of it absolutely

nobody's going to come and try to get

food from it or anything and i'm just

shocked that even where he is in

california he's still unable to get like

you know people want to do this hands-on

which man i feel bad for him well

i got a feeling you know people are

going to be singing a different tune i

think before this year's out i think if

things stay on the trajectory they're on

barring some miracle

People are going – first thing they're

going to do is try to steal food.

And this is a lot of the reason

why I don't allow anybody to come by

here anymore.

If I don't already know you,

you ain't coming by.

Because when this thing jumps off and you

think you're going to show up here,

and don't think it ain't going to happen.

Ask Joel Salatin what happened when COVID

was hot and heavy.

He said an entire wagon train of people

with rented –

fifth wheels were lined up outside of

polyface ain't happening here I mean I'm

like okay and you know he didn't change

anything I believe me a whole lot would

have changed about my policy and

everything else on that farm if that had

happened to me so I think that's what's

going to happen all over again and I

don't think we're far from it

But everybody is unwilling to see what's

staring us right in the face,

at least for the most part.

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I don't think anybody is thinking that

you're promoting magic mushrooms or

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Man,

you ought to see some of the letters

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And by the way, folks,

if anybody writes to me, please,

you got to keep it within two paragraphs,

folks.

I get a lot of emails.

And some of these ones, man,

I'm telling you,

I don't have five minutes to read through

a lot of these emails.

So, folks,

you got to be concise and to the

point, please.

There's a whole lot of people out there.

And it's like the people that text me

all the time.

I have a very,

very hate-hate relationship with this

phone.

There are pockets throughout the day I

allow myself to touch it.

And then the other times I treat it

like kryptonite.

So if you text me,

it might be a while before I get

back to you.

And if you expect an immediate response...

You better get it all in one.

You better ask everything you got to say

up front because it's going to be a

while before I see it or respond.

So, yeah, folks,

try to be concise and to the point.

I'm not being a jerk.

I just have limited time in a big,

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And I try to spend as little time

in front of this computer as possible.

So I need you to be very concise

with these things.

All right.

Nine eleven questions that were never the

never really went away.

And I'm a little more prepared for this,

and I know William is as well.

First of all, son,

what do you remember about nine eleven?

Because you were you were a little sprout.

What was in second grade?

Yeah.

When when it happened,

I think I was at school on the

play.

I think we're on the playground.

And then we came back in.

And then I just remember something

happened.

I don't think we were even really told

what was happening or anything like that.

We may have gone to school.

We may have gone home early that day.

I'm not really sure.

I'm sure dad and mom remember if we

went home early.

But I just remember coming back from the

playground and then

We just knew something happened.

We didn't know what happened.

We just knew something happened.

And then the next day,

I remember our teachers asking everybody

what had happened.

And I remember hearing every possible

option.

There were bombs that went off.

I remember hearing every possible theory

as to what had happened.

Turns out a lot of those theories from

a bunch of second graders were more

accurate than what we were told.

Thank you.

I remember thinking it was weird that they

would ask a bunch of second graders what

happened and spend like a day talking

about what happened and stuff.

But as far as that goes,

I remember I remember that aspect.

I remember sitting down at home and like

we were watching the TV.

But I don't remember.

And then I remember like a whole lot

of kids bragging about their either older

brothers or older siblings or some of

their parents getting back into the

military to go get revenge.

Basically, I remember that, too.

And that that happened for a couple of

years afterwards and stuff.

So, yeah,

but that's what I remember as far as

like being there and stuff like that.

Yeah,

it was one of those things where everybody

can tell where they were and what they

were,

unless you're the George Bush senior,

where he couldn't seem to remember where

he was when Kennedy was assassinated.

Okay,

anybody that's lived through that in this

chat,

I guarantee you know exactly where you

were when you heard Kennedy was

assassinated.

But somehow George H.W.

Bush doesn't know.

You know why?

Because he was working for the CIA and

he was definitely in on it.

But I digress.

Look,

if the official explanation is correct,

then why would anybody be afraid of

anybody asking questions about anything?

I don't care what it is.

But you couldn't,

after your Oklahoma City bombing,

and remember, I'm from Oklahoma City,

after the Oklahoma City bombing,

you couldn't talk about it in good company

for at least a decade afterwards.

I mean, everybody,

even though the signs were we will never

forget, everybody forgot.

And it's the same exact thing with nine

eleven.

Everybody.

And that's why I kind of led this

program from the top,

talking about how the boomers still

believe the official story of nine eleven.

I'm just dumbfounded at this point.

And if you don't.

Then why would you believe anything else

this government has to say?

If you know, if you know,

if you don't believe the official story.

It makes sense to me,

wouldn't you at least, at the very least,

question everything you're officially

told?

So I'll just kick this off by saying,

I mean, folks,

I know I'm going to beat a dead

horse here,

but I'm going to talk about it until

the cows come home.

Building seven.

I remember working at the VA.

This is years later.

I was working at the VA in Leavenworth,

Kansas.

There was a guy out there named Mike.

Rah, rah, USA, blah, blah, blah, blah,

blah.

I'm out there telling this dude,

and he's about my age,

about how nine-eleven was an inside job.

He did not want to hear it.

All the boomers I worked with,

and it was mostly boomers out there,

none of them wanted to hear it.

Only ones who would hear it, well,

there was a couple of boomers that did

hear it.

Mike was up and down one side.

Man, you're crazy.

It didn't happen.

It didn't happen.

Well, one day, I waited about a week.

I came back,

and I showed him a picture of Building

Seven collapsing in its footprint.

Now, he was a former Navy guy,

and I just walked up to him,

and I said, hey, Mike,

what does this look like to you?

And it was Building Seven, of course.

I didn't tell him that.

He looked at it.

He said, man,

that's one of those controlled

demolitions.

I said, are you absolutely sure?

He says, yeah, man, what are you, dumb?

I mean,

anybody can look at that and tell.

I said, huh.

Well,

that was the third building that fell on

nine eleven.

That's called building seven.

And he just handed my phone back and

walked away.

That I swear that that's exactly how it

went down.

I say you just and then I hit

him up later when he calmed down a

little bit.

I said, Mike, you from your own mouth,

you said that was a implosion.

And it was it wasn't hit by a

plane and it fell in its own footprint.

So why is that still?

I mean,

just if that fact alone doesn't wake you

up concerning nine, eleven,

ain't nothing else I can say.

Kind of like what Eric says.

I got nothing for you.

So my first one ties in perfectly with

your first one,

because how did Reuters and BBC report

that Building Seven had already collapsed

while Building Seven is in the background

of their news shot?

Like they are reporting while Building

Seven is right behind them.

They are reporting that.

Building seven has collapsed.

It hadn't been hit by like dad just

said it wasn't hit by a plane.

I think at best maybe got hit by

some like debris or something like that.

But even then,

that's not enough to cause a building to

fall down in its own footprint at freefall

speeds.

But yeah,

how did Reuters know to go ahead and

put out the word to the.

um to all the other press uh institutes

and stuff like that and and bbc went

ahead how did they know to report that

if it hadn't already happened so that what

dad just said in combination with what i

just said um should be more than enough

proof to show that this was like they

knew that this was going to happen this

was planned out and and things like that

so yeah

But like your mom said last week,

I'm not even so sure that even planes

hit this thing.

If you look at every so-called plane that

flew into the side of there,

you don't see any windows on any of

those planes.

Not one.

Where are the windows?

Why is that a big red flag?

How are these planes flying faster than

they're able to fly at that level,

which is basically ground level for the

most part?

They can't fly that fast.

So what was going on there?

But I'm digressing a little bit.

I want to know,

just like this so-called thing that

happened in Israel on October seventh,

you know, where they just had data coming,

nobody,

the most fortified border in the world

outside of Guantanamo.

And somehow I'm going to,

I'm going to talk about that for just

a brief second.

So the official story is Hamas.

Flew over on paragliders,

came over on tanks, the whole nine yards,

murdered a bunch of people,

and they went unmolested for eight hours.

I remember talking to Bear Independent

right after that, and I asked Bear,

because we were both at the festival we

were both at.

I went up to him,

and I guess he hadn't thought about it.

I said, Bear,

does this seem believable to you that they

could stage that kind of attack and no

quick reaction force there in eight hours?

No.

And then when they're sitting there,

I knew the story was hoax all the

way from the beginning when they said

these guys were going to stop to rape

people.

I don't think so.

That's like going into a liquor store,

robbing it,

and then getting drunk while you're there.

I mean, that makes zero sense at all.

So...

I want to know,

with all of the information from people

like whistleblowers like Sybil Edmonds and

a number of others,

when they had warning after warning after

warning,

just like Netanyahu had before nine eleven

about so these so-called nineteen

hijackers.

And I don't believe a one of them

actually did what they said they did.

They have multiple warnings over and over

and over again, but it still happened.

Yeah, why has that never been addressed?

Why has nobody ever gone to jail?

Why is not a single person,

why was not a single person fired from

the Bush administration for nine eleven

happening?

Not one person lost their job.

Yeah.

All right, son, that's my next one.

If anybody wants to hear a comedic version

of this,

everybody should check out Tim Dillon's

latest episode.

Dad, are you familiar with Tim Dillon?

Yeah.

He's a comedian.

Everybody check out his latest podcast and

stuff like that.

At least he makes it funny enough for

you to laugh at the situation and still

get a decent amount of information from

it.

Which one do I want to do next?

I guess we'll get into the money part.

So what happened to the two point three

trillion unaccounted for transactions that

Rumsfeld talked about just a couple of

days right before nine eleven happened?

And and it just so happens that this

plane hits the Pentagon in the exact area

where those records were kept.

Exactly.

Almost exactly like the Oklahoma City

bombing,

where the area that's holding these

records,

and there's no copies of these records

anywhere else,

just so happens to get destroyed.

Where's the footage?

You're telling me a plane hit the Pentagon

and we got one very blurry two-second

video of it?

That doesn't make any sense.

I can get better footage of security

camera footage of...

Walmart from nineteen ninety than I can

like the the nine eleven footage from from

the Pentagon,

supposedly the most secure place in the

United States.

Yeah.

Where's the footage for that?

Where did the how did the wings not

hit any of the streetlights on the way

into the building?

How are they able to glide that low

and hit?

and not hit anything other than the

building.

Where did the wing marks,

like where did the wings hit?

The wings hit the building at all?

Or was it just the actual tube of

the airplane that just went through and

the wings fell off somewhere else?

Where's the black box?

The black box got burned up and destroyed,

but the passports didn't.

That doesn't make any sense.

So, yeah,

where's all the information in the

footage?

And where did the two point three trillion

go of like unaccounted for transactions

that were admitted right before nine

eleven?

Where did that stuff go?

And I got more money issues coming up

in my next questions.

Yeah, well, I'm glad you brought that up.

The two point three trillion.

that rumsfeld talked about back then it

ended up going up to and james corbett

just did a port podcast on this very

thing the other day uh the james corbett

podcast folks i mean you definitely got to

check that out um it went up to

six trillion they couldn't account for and

then catherine austin fits just recently

over the last year talked about twenty one

trillion dollars

Unaccounted for at the Pentagon,

but they need your tax money and mine

too, huh?

You can't.

I am absolutely floored that this is not

even making waves at all.

Nobody seems to care,

but I'll go back to mine.

So here's a big one right here.

How much footage have we seen?

And I've seen a lot of it fly

up over X.

That's why I brought this one up.

Of all these firefighters,

these first responders,

and all these witnesses over and over

describe multiple explosions.

You got that one guy who was in

charge of housekeeping at one of the,

I think, World Trade Center one.

And he said there were bombs going off

in the basement long before this so-called

plane hit.

There were explosions all over that

building.

Barry Jennings, who came up missing,

dead ultimately,

who was in Building Seven, tells a very,

very different story about bombs going off

left and right, left and right,

and then all of a sudden he comes

up dead.

But let's talk about all these

firefighters.

Over and over and over,

they have reported that there were

multiple explosions.

So why does that not stand for anything?

Folks,

this is why we're in the United States

of Amnesia.

We have an open, easy... Jim Mars,

before he died,

the guy who wrote the definitive work on

the Kennedy assassination, Crossfire.

Jim Mars said before he died,

there exists at least twenty to twenty

five.

I may be getting the numbers wrong.

I'm paraphrasing,

but he is eventually put it this way.

There at least exists twenty to thirty

times the amount of evidence that nine

eleven was an inside job than there was

over a Kennedy inside job.

And more people are more asleep than they

were when they first saw the Zapruder

tape.

So, folks, I'm telling you,

this thing is one screw job up one

side and down the other.

All right.

My next one.

And I guess my question on this one

is,

do you think this is coincidence that

Larry Silverstein knew to take out an

insurance policy on the World Trade

Center?

And he ended up just a couple of

weeks,

six weeks exactly before nine eleven.

He took out this insurance policy that

covered incidences like this of planes

hitting buildings.

And then also went to court about whether

or not it counted as two separate

instances versus one instance.

Like, were these two separate?

Do these count as two separate instances

or does it count as one?

Because he was trying to get his he

was trying to get as much money out

of the deal as possible.

He ended up making four point five billion

dollars off that insurance policy on the

World Trade Center and then claimed to

spend all four point five billion building

the whatever monument they have now,

the World Peace Building Tower.

the one world tower,

which is a diabolical name to be picking

right after nine, like be on,

like be more on the nose about that.

But yeah,

Larry Silverstein just so happened to know

to take a insurance policy out on the

world trade buildings, um,

that covered incidences like this.

And, uh,

tried to argue that it counted as two

to separate instances made four point five

billion dollars off of it.

That dude is still alive today.

He is ninety five years old.

Look up a photo of him and, uh,

Just, yeah,

look up a photo of this dude and

see what your first gut instinct is of

this guy.

Yeah,

he looks like straight out of Central

casting for a vampire movie.

And not just him,

but a number of others as well.

These are all Luciferian, wicked.

In fact, doing it on nine, eleven,

all the flight numbers.

This was Alistair Crowley could have

planned this thing.

This was all numbers that were very,

very important to people like Alistair

Crowley.

So just keep that in mind as well.

I want to go into a little more

detail why nobody even now is examining

the work of Dr. Judy Wood.

who, if you look at her work,

one hundred percent guaranteed.

Those towers were dustified.

They were turned into dust.

No doubt about it.

Everything in those towers.

Yeah, they used explosives along, I think,

to throw off the scent on one thing.

They used multiple means to throw off

everybody else.

I mean,

down at the bottom of the tower,

the firefighters were talking about

Steel was molten,

like it just came out of a foundry.

I mean, liquid steel.

How did that happen from jet fuel?

An impossibility.

Impossibility.

But Dr. Judy Wood proves that if those...

what you got to think about is that

the world trade centers were sitting in

what they called a bathtub.

It was keeping the Hudson river out.

So they had to put up a giant

retaining wall,

which they called the bathtub to keep the

river out of where they built these

buildings.

Okay.

She proved beyond all doubt that if those

towers came down in the way that we

were told,

it would have created a seismic impact

that would have absolutely positively

flooded the

the World Trade Center,

and all of downtown Manhattan because it

would have broke that retaining wall kind

of like New Orleans.

It would have broke that retaining wall

and the entire place would have been

flooded.

But if you look at the seismic data,

it doesn't show when the towers blow up,

there should have been a thud, right, son?

Well, there wasn't.

There wasn't.

There wasn't a thud that hit the ground,

not like everybody thinks.

These towers were dustified,

and it was done by a technology we

don't understand.

Check this out.

A lot of people don't know this,

but Hurricane Erin, I believe,

a massive hurricane that was off the coast

of New York heading that way,

On the day of nine, eleven,

nobody even talked about it.

You think they would be saying, hold on,

batten down the hatches, y'all.

But somehow it's believed that that

hurricane or the energy from it was

somehow siphoned for the direct and energy

weapons that they used on that tower.

If you look at John Hutchison and the

Hutchison effect.

There was a lot of crazy things that

went on that day,

a lot of crazy car levitations,

cars turned upside down,

all kinds of things.

But to this day,

nobody even talks about the work of Dr.

Judy Wood because I think it explains why

there was almost no debris.

You look at the footprint of those two

towers,

and there isn't even enough debris to fill

up the lobby.

Check out the work,

Where Did the Towers Go?

by Dr. Judy Wood,

and you'll see exactly what I'm talking

about.

My next one,

and this isn't one that I was writing

down,

this is one that just popped into my

head right now,

is where's all the footage in regards to

nine eleven New York City being one of,

if not the most densely populated

populated city or biggest city?

It's one of the biggest cities in the

world.

Why are we only shown like the same

five videos over and over and over again

when it comes to the planes actually

hitting the buildings?

One of the most densely populated cities

in the world literally called the city

that never sleeps.

From my experience,

they don't freaking sleep.

I remember waking up at two a.m.

and thinking like, oh,

what's all that noise?

And it's people driving as if it's rush

hour to and from work.

And then it all clicked like, oh,

that's why it's called the city that never

sleeps.

But they're like there aren't more

security footage videos or anything like

that.

There aren't more videos of people just

randomly taking videos.

We have videos from a what was it

that?

rock or that comment or meteor that hit

uh what was it like some remote area

in turkey and we've got more videos of

that granted this current day where people

are easily able to record but they were

still able to record in that day with

like you know recorders and stuff like

that um

There weren't more people that just so

happened to be video recording during nine

eleven that day.

And we get shown in in a city

of in a place called New York City.

There weren't more people doing that.

And we get shown the same five videos

every single time,

if not the same two videos every single

time.

I want to know what the footage looks

like.

I want to know.

Who has footage from that area and who

actually hasn't come out with saying I

have footage or the people that were there

that day or in the surrounded area that

were recording that just never thought to

present footage.

I want to see that footage and see

what those things say,

because the five videos that we're showing

right now,

some of them have been doctored.

Some of them, if you zoom in closer,

doesn't quite look like a plane,

things like that.

I would just like to see more footage

because I know there is more and I

just want to see it.

That's for sure.

same thing with the carly charlie kirk

assassination son we kept seeing the same

tired footage videos from the same cameras

that's why there are so many people out

there questioning everything as to okay

was it a big sham is it you

know is he really dead or whatever the

case may be is he in by valhalla

like they talked about

um yeah people are because they're they're

like okay how is it everybody's got a

camera phone these days and this is how

it went down but i'm not even going

to get started on that that thing stinks

to high heaven also i want to know

why isn't anybody in jail for all the

unusual trading involved with the air

shorting the airline stocks um there was

robert bayer i brought him up last time

with with uh michelle

Bob Bear,

and I read both of his books.

He may have written subsequent books,

but I know he turned into a lunatic

down the line.

But he had two books that I read,

and I can't remember.

I remember the name of the second one,

How America Sold Its Soul for Saudi Crude.

I can't remember the first one.

And it was a really,

really good book talking about what he

could talk about in the CIA.

But there's video of Robert Baer out

there.

You can find it right now of him

talking about he knew people in the CIA

who had basically said, hey, man,

you better get your money in.

It's about to go down next week.

They all knew there were certain people in

there that knew this thing was about to

go down and they were cashing in on

it.

And still nobody.

That's why it's laughable for everybody to

think, okay, well,

we put these flock cameras out there and

we're going to stop all this.

Okay,

where are all the kids you found that

are being used in these child sex ritual

tragedies that we see in the Epstein

files?

Find me one kid using a flock camera.

No, it ain't about them, y'all.

It's about us.

You know what?

And you could probably get way more people

on board with flock cameras if you made

the argument, hey,

we got a child trafficking issue.

We needed to stop yesterday.

So many people would immediately give up

their rights and their freedoms,

but they can't go and acknowledge that we

have a child trafficking issue.

They can't go and acknowledge that.

Yeah.

My question.

Okay.

So for those of you,

and this is something that I encountered

very, very recently,

and it kind of took me back.

It kind of put me on my heels

a little bit and surprised me.

For those of you that are aware that

obviously the narrative is false.

What we've been told to is false.

Why still maintain this hatred for

Muslims?

Thank you.

Why still maintain this wanting to go on

modern day crusades right now?

literally was told that the distinction is

going to be whether or not you eat

pork.

And that'll determine whether or not which

side of the crusade you're on.

And my response, immediate response was,

I don't eat pork.

And I know a lot of people just

like me that don't eat pork.

Which side of the crusade am I on?

Why maintain this distinction?

idiotic hatred towards a group of people

you've probably never spent any kind of

time with i've spent time with muslims

i've lived with muslims i lived with jeff

lawton i lived with a lot of them

gotta say i would rather spend time with

them than ninety nine percent of

christians that i've spent time with at

least with the muslims you know what

you're getting with christian they have a

set of rules that they depending on which

group they have a set of rules to

follow when it comes to christians

Typically,

they don't have a set of rules to

follow.

They're governed by their feelings,

by knowing that they'll be forgiven for

whatever it is they do anyway,

and they view themselves as completely

free to do whatever it is they want

to do because they've been shown grace and

all that crap.

I would much rather spend most of my

time with the majority of Muslims than I

would modern-day Christians.

That's for doggone sure.

At least I know where I stand with

the Muslims.

You know what I mean?

And also,

who was in who like the document?

That's one thing that did kind of come

out whenever Trump was president is at

least the document showed that, oh,

Mossad was behind it.

Mossad was behind nine eleven and still

ton of hatred towards Muslims.

I know people who went and fought them

in the Middle East and they don't have

hatred towards these Muslims, but.

The people who were offended by or

affected by proxy due to nine eleven or

their emotions, emotions were her.

And these were also people.

This was another thing that was alarming.

This was this was being told to me

by people who were younger than me.

I barely remember the event.

How on earth are you offended by the

event?

You weren't even born.

And if you were,

you were a baby at that time.

So how on earth were you offended by

that event?

So, yeah.

Why?

Mic drop as it gets.

I mean,

you're bringing up like my two oldest

brothers, as you well know,

had that same hatred you talk about for

Muslims.

And dig this, folks.

The same two guys, you ask them, OK,

what are your opinions on nine eleven?

Oh, it was the absolute inside job.

They'll tell you that.

So then the next question is, well,

why this?

hatred and you call yourself a christian i

mean the yeah um you call yourself a

christian but you hate muslims explain

that one to me and if you know

that it was an inside job then you

know that the war on terror is a

complete

fraud a real quick dad tara tara says

ask christians in nigeria and iran ask

christians in gaza who the big enemy is

was it their muslim neighbors or is the

the israelites or the israels that are or

whatever they want to call themselves the

jews over there that are dropping bombs

and tormenting and doing diabolical things

to them right now the settlers they're

calling themselves settlers over in the

west bank and whatnot

Ask the people in Jordan.

Do they have issues with any of their

neighbors?

The Christians in Jordan.

They have any issues with their neighbors,

the Muslims that were neighbors,

even the Jews that were neighbors in

Jordan.

Nope.

Got along pretty doggone well, actually.

So, yeah,

you can nitpick instances where like

there's.

Muslim and Christian hate, but this.

The hate here created towards Muslims was

caused by this one event,

and it turns out that they weren't

actually behind it at all.

They were used as pawns.

Very good point there.

Yeah, there was, let's see.

Yeah, Nigeria and Iran.

Okay, let's talk about those real quick.

You better go back to your CIA because

they're the ones fomenting every single

bit of that.

It is not indigenous.

And in fact, if you go to Iran,

they have Jewish,

Jeff Lawton was there and a number of

other peoples were there.

They're just the Jews that are there.

They're not, they get along just fine.

And I ran by Fox news in Iran,

in their bill of rights,

no matter what religious building.

And I don't even agree with this,

but no matter what religious building is

destroyed and in conflict of, of whatever,

like some random country could bomb and

hit a particular religious building in

Iran.

Iran has to rebuild that building

according to their bill of rights.

They will rebuild that building no matter

what religion it is.

Also, yeah, what's behind you?

You want to bring up Nigeria?

Let's bring let's bring up Sudan in

Eritrea.

Anybody heard of Eritrea?

Go check out Eritrea.

Why it is the way it is.

It's the Africa's version of North Korea

and the communists or not the communists,

but the dictatorship going on in Sudan

right now, all spawned by us,

all created by us.

Yeah.

Yeah.

Nobody wants to talk about that.

All these conflicts that are happening

throughout the world right now, folks,

it's our state department.

It's our CIA.

They're behind all of it.

I know a lot of folks don't know

that, but yeah,

you want to talk about the, the,

what gets me is if you know,

like my two brothers know for sure, nine,

eleven was an inside job and they still

hate my is like, Nope,

I'm hanging on to this hate no matter

what.

Yeah.

So I guess we'll just leave it right

there, son.

Anything else to add?

Yeah,

I guess my bigger point with that wasn't

saying like you should be pro one group

or anti another group or anything like

that.

That's not my point.

My point is that we're all people.

And if you are a Christian,

if you do claim to be a Christian,

then you know that the next person needs

just as much salvation as you do.

That you before you became a Christian,

you were lost just like these people who

you claim to hate are.

They have just as much opportunity as you

are.

And you deserve the exact same punishment

that you think they deserve.

So keep that in mind.

Yeah, keep in mind, Jesus died for them,

too.

But we do, in fact,

live in the United States of amnesia,

y'all.

So hopefully this was a blessing to you.

I know we got a little bit,

you know, sideways there at the end.

But I think what William said was mic

drop.

Till next time, stay alert.

Stay alive.

Listen to the earth, they've got us.

Black seeds of shame,

watch the world spin.

From the smallest sprout to the harmony

begin.

In the cycle of life,

where the magic's alive.

Turn it to the beat,

feel the fire inside.

Go, baby, do, do, do.

Do, do, do, do.

So much weird stuff in the