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All right, son, here we are.

Uh, man, it is, uh, man, it's a,

it's a crazy cup.

Well,

I'll get to all that in a minute.

Anyway, how's it going on your end?

Uh, good.

You want me to just go ahead and

get into it or fire away?

Okay,

now before we get into the obvious topic

of the rain,

I ran to the post office and then

the grocery store right before the

podcast.

Went to the post office first,

had to mail a bunch of stuff,

and then went to the grocery store real

quick just to grab a couple ingredients.

Since it's gloomy out and everything like

that, my wife wanted to make chili,

so grabbed a couple ingredients.

And as I'm walking out,

while I'm in Spring Market,

there's nobody there for the most part.

I'm thinking,

like the thought came into my head of...

I was thinking about homeschooling and

stuff like that.

And just the realization that there is not

a school on earth that exists that could

teach my daughter better than myself.

There's like the school just doesn't

exist.

It's not even a diss on the schooling.

I mean,

this comment isn't a diss on the schooling

system.

It's not a diss on any other types

of schooling systems.

It's just nobody.

And that's the kind of the way it

should be.

If you have the ability to apply yourself

to it and actually do it well,

like nobody should be able to teach your,

uh,

child better than yourself right as i'm on

this like weighty topic thinking i'm

walking out of the grocery store and my

vehicle is one of three vehicles in the

parking lot and there's one vehicle pulls

up right next to mine uh facing the

opposite direction so it's driver door to

driver door

in an empty parking lot,

completely empty parking lot.

And I'm walking over there and I'm

obviously caught my attention.

Cause it's like, man,

this is an empty parking lot.

And they, they whipped right in there.

They were going fast too.

And I'm looking at the driver and I'm

like, man, that is an odd situation.

know person and then i'm like what i've

never seen a haircut like that and i'm

like still kind of thinking about the

homeschool thing as i'm getting closer and

closer like find out a woman she walks

out of her driver's door and then i

realize like oh snap i'm staring i'm

staring and i'm kind of blocking her in

and i say out loud like oh hey

i'm sorry i wasn't trying to block you

in i'm just trying to get in the

car and wasn't thinking and then as she's

walking past me she's like i wasn't

worried about you a little behind but she

didn't say

little behind.

She's like,

I ain't worried about your little behind.

And then just kept on walking.

And I'm, I was like, what?

First of all,

I can look down at the top of

this lady's head.

So it wasn't like,

this was some giant woman,

but I just randomly was catching strays in

the,

in the spring market parking lot for no

reason.

But I think given the context,

given the driving habits, uh,

giving what she said,

we can all collectively picture the exact

person that I'm talking about that did

that.

So yeah, that happened not too long, uh,

before this podcast.

And then I got home, uh,

and then it started raining, which yeah,

all that rain is coming in, uh,

It's just hitting us like as like thirty

minutes before this podcast started,

it started hitting us.

But what was weird was that.

It took forever to get here like this

morning,

according to the radar this morning,

it was on this side of Dallas,

like it was east of Dallas at this

point.

And it took from six o'clock this morning

all the way till like.

just just now four o'clock for it to

travel that far when it usually storms i

mean they travel this direction pretty

often they don't usually take that long to

get over here and then another thing that

i thought was odd was that the the

radar is telling me you know it's close

to dallas but i can literally see the

same

cloud line off uh into the distance in

the exact same like it's not moving any

further away it's not moving any closer

apart or closer uh to me and it's

in the direction that the storm is

supposed to be coming from i can see

that cloud line and it's like it's staying

put all day until literally maybe thirty

minutes until an hour ago until maybe

thirty minutes before the rain actually

came in so that those are just odd

things that were going on like the radar

what they're showing me is not showing

what's actually happening or what I'm

observing.

And then another thing that's been funny

is that I've been I like like that

one YouTube that viral YouTube short says

I'm not retarded or nothing,

but I like maps that one kid says

he likes rocks.

I like maps.

I like looking at maps and I like

looking at the Weather Channel map

sometimes and just see what the weather is

going on.

It's a benign little hobby of mine.

And I do that fairly often on the

Weather Channel app.

This it won't let me look at the

weather in any other country.

It stops like the only thing that I

can see right now is Toronto.

Toronto is the only one.

And the only reason I know that is

because I was looking at the the bottom

of the storm to the top of the

storm.

It's all the way into Mexico and reaching

Toronto right now.

Like it's from Mexico to Toronto.

And I can't even see how far into

Mexico,

Mexico it is because I can't look into

Mexico.

And that was as of today.

I've noticed this.

Is this something you're aware of?

Yeah,

let me jump in just for a second

because you can ask your mom.

It wasn't fifteen minutes ago that I said

to her because I'm like,

I cannot find even on the weather channel

any updates, any radar,

any anything regarding this storm that was

supposed to be some big apocalypse.

You know, this going through there.

I told her a minute ago, I said,

is it just me?

But I can't find anything.

Yeah.

Back to you.

Yeah,

that that was that was kind of what

I was getting at was like,

I look at the weather in other countries

just out of curiosity.

And now on the same app and now

all of a sudden on this app,

I can't look at what's going on in

neighboring countries.

I can't see what I live in a

state that borders another country and I

can't see what's going on in that country.

Even when the same story that the storm

that's affecting them is affecting me at

the moment.

it's,

it seems odd that they just all of

a sudden shut off that capability.

And I've tried like,

I've tried resetting the app,

like not stop it from multitasking on the

phone, resetting the app,

all that type of stuff.

I've tried the same app, different device,

still doing the same exact thing.

And it's something that I know it has

allowed me to do before.

Like I've been able to look at weather

in other countries before,

and now it's not letting me do that.

So yeah,

there's some weird stuff going on with

this rain.

That's,

That's for sure.

I don't know what's going on.

I'm just like just from what I can

observe versus what the radar is showing

me is odd.

And then the fact that they're limiting

what I can look at on the app

is odd as well.

So, yeah, that's what's going on here.

What about you, Dad?

yeah uh before i get going hey uh

thanks everybody in the chat and like

nancy always says thank you nancy uh hit

that like button everybody and uh man sees

my man steve in the chat here um

yeah it's funny it's not funny i mean

michelle was just asking i think yesterday

or day before exactly how your wife was

doing michelle so uh we we're praying for

constantly and um

And for your whole family, man,

we're just praying that everything goes

exactly the way the Lord would have it.

So, yeah.

So everybody out there,

please give Steve and his wife,

especially Michelle,

some prayers for miraculous healing.

So, yeah.

And I want to thank everybody else in

the chat, too.

I know there's a whole lot of you

that could be doing other things.

But, hey, thanks for hanging out with us.

All right.

So, yeah,

that was actually on my notes here.

Nobody's talking about the weather.

Absolutely.

Nobody's talking about the damage path

that just hit the Northeast.

I got friends back there and family in

Massachusetts.

So I've reached out to them and they're

like, man,

this thing is apocalypse over here by the

coast and ain't nobody talking about it.

And that just came and went.

And of course,

if it's not on the radar,

nobody's talking about it.

But your mom made some observation and I

think both of us did.

It's, you know,

we get rain pretty regularly where I am

in Western North Carolina.

And your mom was saying this morning,

and it's funny because she,

I don't know that she heard Dane Wigington

talk about it,

but all this rain that falls for some

reason does not soak in.

And we've started observing that here.

For a while there,

we were getting rain every single day.

It was like we were living back near

Fort Carson again, because in the summer,

with rain,

you could set your watch to it.

Every single day,

the mountains would come over Cheyenne

Mountain,

and then it would drop some torrential

rains.

And then in thirty minutes,

it would dry up completely.

And that's exactly what was happening here

for a time.

but it didn't really amount to anything

like out in the woods over here, man,

this ground is hard as woodpecker lips,

man.

I never, we're trying to put in,

we're trying to put in these stakes, uh,

into a forest environment or a

silvopasture environment for the net.

And she's struggling just to get them in.

And it has not been that long since

we had rain.

So Dane Wigington has suggested or has

actually proven that they're actually

putting surfactants and stuff in here in

the rain, in the water,

and all the stuff they're cloud seeding.

And it's probably doing more harm than

good is drying out things more than it's

helping.

She even suspected that maybe they might

be even putting glyphosate or version of

it in this rain or in the chemtrails.

And then, of course,

it engages with the rain.

Yeah.

On that note,

Jeff Lawton and them just interviewed Dane

Wigington a couple of days ago.

I don't know if anybody.

Okay.

So if you're wanting to find out who

to listen to as far as permaculture goes

and who not to listen to,

just go to the comment section of that

video where they interviewed Dane

Wigington.

You'll see like a divided camps.

And then there's people who are aware of

what's actually going on.

And then there's other people who have

lost all respect for Jeff Lawton for

entertaining the argument.

So there's that.

And also...

be doing a consultation in new hampshire

here soon so if you're in between me

and new hampshire and you want a

consultation let me know because now is

going to be the cheapest time so there's

that i'll be able to see some of

what's going on up there firsthand maybe

yeah so uh yeah you'll be heading through

all that stuff or at least part of

it anyway while you're that way man you

might want to get a lobster roll um

anyway check this out y'all um

Other things we got going on around here.

So we got sheep eating silver grass up

in the,

I guess it took a couple of years

for them to kind of get accustomed to

it,

but they are eating it at least when

it's juvenile, which they will do.

And I'm kind of making them eat it.

So that's really good because the stuff

will be,

while it's juvenile like that and I'm

beating it up with the sheep,

it's going to want to not come back.

So that's one of the methods in trying

to get rid of that stuff.

As I said a moment ago,

the ground's really, really dry.

I'm going to kind of switch over a

little bit and talk about some of the

health things I've been doing and tell

people what, you know,

just throw some options out there.

Well, first of all,

let me tell you how not to break

a fast,

which I did a thirty six hour fast

and I came out of it yesterday at

seven in the morning.

So

In a perfect world,

the way you should do it, in fact,

I'm getting myself back to fasting at

least one day a week and preferably about

thirty six hours.

But that's another podcast altogether.

Instead of twenty four,

I'm going to do thirty six,

maybe even longer.

All the wonderful reasons for fasting in

the first place,

but there's some other ones in there too.

So I'm doing something of an experiment.

Well, here's how you don't do it.

In the ideal world,

you want to break your fast with bone

broth.

And if you have anything in it,

you want to strain that stuff out because

your stomach is not really ready for that

yet.

It's a very gentle state.

So you want to get bone broth.

You want to strain out anything in it.

Then about two hours later,

you want to try to eat something protein

wise, maybe eggs.

So you, you know,

maybe an egg or maybe two eggs,

maybe hard boiled eggs,

something like that.

Okay, and then maybe an hour later,

because you don't want to just jump out

of a fast and eat a ribeye,

you dig?

So you want to ease into it.

So you do a little bit of protein,

and then maybe an hour later,

maybe you can have a salad or something,

and then you're fat.

Or you can,

some people even incorporate fat right

off.

Don't do what I did yesterday.

Had a chiropractor appointment,

and I'd done the bone broth at seven

in the morning.

That's when I started it.

And then two hours later, nine o'clock,

I sat there and ate a couple of

hard-boiled eggs that I brought with me.

And it's not often that your mom and

I go to town.

So I'm thinking, man, you know what, dude?

I'm just going to... Hey, why not?

The Roo is down the road from us,

and Roo is like a really,

really awesome breakfast place around

here, down from the chiropractor's office.

Also, there's High Five Coffee,

which is right below.

And they make a coffee that I really,

really like.

So...

I'll tell your mom while I'm in the

chiropractor who is right above high five

coffee.

I said, hey,

can you get me the storm and have

them put extra cayenne in there?

And so she got that for me and

I'm kind of sipping on it as I'm

driving over to the room.

Tell you how you don't break a fast.

Do not eat biscuits,

a biscuit sandwich or anything else.

And definitely don't have coffee before

you, at least if you're me.

Folks, I ain't even going to lie.

it was it was not wonderful um having

to run to a bathroom multiple times

because of the coffee which you know it

has to be the right circumstances for me

to even have it in the first place

but i'm like hey why not out of

a a party you know so um yeah

there had to be a couple of extra

stops thrown in there so that's not how

you break a fast okay it could have

been worse you could you could have done

it before the chiropractor which is where

i thought that was going

Well,

it's funny because while I was in the

chiropractor,

he was in there asking me about –

and that's another thing I'm going to get

into.

He was asking me about deep breathing

while I was in there.

And he and I talk.

I mean, in fact,

I only go to this chiropractor because I

was told before that I had –

jumping out of planes and stuff i guess

you know i messed up my atlas bone

or had it misaligned and so i've been

seeing this guy maybe six months and uh

we talk from time to time and he's

just every time i go in there it's

kind of embarrassing because he's always

bragging about how great a shape i'm in

and i'm like dude try living in this

body man i might have something different

for you so he's asking hey man there's

this book y'all to check out it's called

breathe and

and so he was asking do i know

anything about deep breathing i'm like

well yeah i'm kind of an you know

i i kind of know my way around

wim hof i do it every day i

also know my way around erwin lacore's

method which is basically building your

co-two both of them are going to build

your co-two tolerance and all the

wonderful benefits that has for your body

so before it was all said and done

he realized yeah hey man i probably ought

to be taking notes from you um

And so anyway,

I get out of there and every morning,

just want to put this out there.

Every morning, I do Irwin LaCour's method.

And for me,

what that entails for anybody that's

interested in giving it a shot,

you will see the needle move in a

big way.

I started out maybe doing a minute and

a half.

And what you do in just in a

nutshell, take a deep breath,

hold it as long as you can.

And then you let it out.

Then you have a time segment,

which is like two and a half minutes.

Then you do it all over again.

You take another deep breath,

hold it for the same period of time.

Then it's two minutes, fifteen seconds.

And then you do it over and over

again.

So you get all the way down to

where you have one minute recovery.

And then you do this over and over.

And as you get better at it,

you should increase the amount of time.

So right now I'm at two minutes,

forty four seconds.

And I do this every morning.

And while I'm doing it,

I'm also memorizing in my head the latest

psalm that I'm memorizing.

As of today, I have

And so if I'm able to do that

under stress,

it increases my ability to memorize

things.

Also, when I'm doing it,

doing a physical activity,

it also increases.

So for all the people out there saying,

You know, I mean,

people always wondered how I'm able to

memorize certain things.

Well,

this is part of the way you do

that and you build that memory.

So that's one thing to think about, too.

So deep breathing.

Like I said, Irwin LaCour, Wim Hof.

There's another guy out there called

Breathe With Sandy.

I've tried them all.

And these are the two that I'm on

every day.

So in the morning, I do Irwin LaCour.

In the afternoon, I do Wim Hof.

Each guy says the other guy doesn't work,

and I'm here to tell you that both

of them work for different things.

If you find yourself stressed out,

Wim Hof is the way to go.

To start my day,

Erwin LaCour is the way to go,

and each guy can say whatever they want

about the other.

Both methods work.

The easiest to learn by far is Wim

Hof, and I highly recommend both.

On that note with Wim Hof,

another thing that I've noticed with Wim

Hof is that it helps with allergies.

If I have an allergy attack or if

I feel like an allergy attack is coming

on,

do the Wim Hof and then

like triggers that adrenaline.

And then it, at worst,

you have to do it again in like

an hour or so at worst.

So it works with that too.

Well,

apparently it works with a lot of other

things.

I mean, that thing has been so tested.

His method has been so tested.

And also with urban liqueur.

I mean,

he brought up other things that the,

did you know the animals that live the

longest in nature breathe the least take,

for example, that big tortoise.

thing lives about two hundred years and it

only breathes like two times or one time

a minute or two times a minute or

crocodiles

Yeah, there's other things.

Yeah,

everything that breathes the least lives

the longest,

and it applies also to people.

So that's another thing you learn from

Erwin LaCour is that even when you're

under stress,

like working out or whatever the case may

be,

you're still controlling your breath to

the point to where I'm doing a meditation

or something, or...

i'm just sitting there just praying

whatever the case may be at the same

time i'm almost to the point i'm not

quite there yet where i can i slow

my breathing down naturally every one of

us has what we call tidal breathing you

just breathe the way you breathe now

typically when i'm on a podcast i'm

breathing through my mouth in between you

know statements that's normal but every

other time during the day i'm really good

or I'm getting really, really good,

I think, at breathing in between, like,

for example, when I audibly say,

let's say it's Psalm ten,

or let's say it's Psalm nine,

it could be any Psalm, Psalm ninety-one,

it doesn't matter.

When I'm saying them audibly,

this is how I taught myself to do

it, is that when I'm going through it,

like, for example, Psalm ten,

why standest thou afar off, O Lord?

Why hidest thou thyself in times of

trouble?

The wicked in his pride doth persecute the

poor.

Okay, I think you get the point.

So instead of taking that breath through

my mouth, I take it through my nose.

And then you learn to translate that in

the conversation.

And it can seem a little disjointed out

there for other people out there,

but it also trains you to breathe slower.

to breathe slower it doesn't i i tried

halfway doing it in the podcast and people

were probably thinking man this guy's got

to be high or something so it doesn't

it works well when you're doing something

like when i pray with your mom um

you know i do it then there are

times of the day where i mean absolutely

it's even second nature at this point

where i when i

talk,

and then I take my breath through my

nose in between there because that's

another way to train yourself to breathe

slower.

So as I count it right now,

for example,

when I was waiting in the chiropractor's

office,

the average person breathes anywhere

between ten to sixteen breaths a minute.

Right now I'm doing two and a half.

when I'm sitting.

So just not saying any of this to

brag.

I know there's a lot of people out

there dealing with certain things and it's

things like this that will help move the

needle that nobody in the mainstream

medical,

prostitute medicine is ever gonna talk

about.

These are things I had to find out

for myself.

I heard maybe somebody talk about this

person in a podcast.

And being the eternal researcher,

I go out and say, well, okay,

I remember hearing Jack Cruz, Dr.

Jack Cruz,

talk about Erwin LaCour and how his

breathing method was superior.

I said, okay,

let me check this guy out.

I go check out, go to his website,

and then realize, oh,

he's got a training protocol.

Okay.

Let me go give this thing a shot.

So folks,

I'm just telling you for all those folks

out there that are thinking,

let's say you're stressed out.

Okay.

Bam.

What do you have in your toolbox that

can help?

Okay.

Wim Hof.

You can do that.

Okay.

I want to increase my CO two tolerance.

Okay.

Irwin LaCour.

I want to breathe less per minute because

it's also going to remove stress.

Irwin LaCour.

I mean,

there's so many things like William was

saying allergies,

or even if you're coming down with a

bug, uh,

They've actually tested the Wim Hof

breathing method to find out that in fact,

they intentionally hit a bunch of his

students with, I forget what it was,

but it was being done in the lab

and it should have made them sick.

one hundred percent of them by controlling

their breathing was able to beat whatever

it was they shot him up with and

i i can't remember what it was but

it wasn't something kill him but it was

definitely something go ahead son they hit

him some they hit him with uh some

snake venom at one point to see if

he could fight it off and he was

able to do that i want to say

it was columbia that did that like the

university of columbia or something like

that

um but i could be completely wrong on

that on the university that did it but

yeah they shot him up with snake venom

then he did his breathing and he was

able to fight it off which yeah so

yeah that's that on somebody else that

ain't something i'm signing up for hey no

way no how bro i mean i know

they hit i know they hit him and

a bunch of his students and they were

able to fight that stuff off so folks

i spent so much time talking about this

because everybody

There's a whole lot of weird,

crazy stuff going on in this world.

I don't even want to start thinking about

what they're dropping from the sky.

I've talked about it in the last podcast

where that lady at the farmer's market was

telling us that her husband was mixed up

in some of these toxins that are dropping

from the sky because that ain't illegal.

How about that?

and they're killing us thirty ways to

Sunday.

And then one last thing I was going

to say was rebounding.

That was how I got myself to get

rid of the sleep apnea.

I don't have sleep apnea anymore because I

rebound for an hour every single day.

I didn't learn all this from one place,

y'all.

I had to go and find out, okay,

I had the worst case of sleep apnea,

they said,

at that time when they tested me,

that they had ever seen in their lives.

Nearly got kicked out of the Army for

it.

And of course the VA wants to deny

that I ever had it,

but it's okay now.

Cause I don't have it.

So.

Well, to be fair on the,

on the sleep apnea debt,

it's been a couple of different things

that you've done to that have all helped

to some extent,

not just the rebounding by itself,

but like whenever you're,

you had really bad sleep apnea,

you were also overweight at the time too.

And then also being cleaner on your eating

and not having allergic reactions to

things.

And it's been a combination of things

with, with your sleep apnea for sure.

So don't think like if you're severely

overweight and you start rebounding and

you don't see a change in your sleep

apnea,

it's not just one thing you got to,

you got to do a lifestyle change.

I'm glad you pointed that out.

But son, the biggest,

the one thing that got me off the

machine completely was

was the rebounding and then making sure I

was taking in enough salt.

But yeah, you're right.

I still use that machine until I started

rebounding.

And then all of a sudden,

it got to the point where I kept

waking up with a headache on that machine.

And William was the one that suggested,

hey, man,

maybe you don't need that machine.

But I had been using it for so

many years, y'all.

It was like I was afraid to get

rid of it.

So I take this machine over to the

VA and the lady looks at the card

on it and she says,

Apparently you don't need this thing.

That's what she told me.

And she was very, very rude.

I do remember that.

She was very rude.

I guess if you're working nights all the

time,

I guess you're not going to have the

sweetest disposition anyway.

But yeah,

she told me and I was like, okay.

So I stopped rebounding for a while and

then all of a sudden it started coming

back.

So I heard Gary Brekka and a number

of others talk about the mouth tape.

Where I don't cover my whole mouth,

I just take a vertical strip and put

it down from my nose to my chin.

And that helps even better.

My sleep has improved even better because

of that.

Folks, I'm not telling you to do that.

I'm telling you what I've done and what

has moved the needle in a big way.

And I'm giving you a very short list.

There's a whole lot of other things that

I'm trying to do right now.

And, um,

You know, so, you know, there's,

I'll cover more as the time set,

but I thought I would go ahead and

cover.

I didn't expect to take so much of

the program talking about this,

but I did want to cover that because

I know there are so many people out

there dealing with ailments and injuries

and all kinds of things.

And they don't,

you're not getting answers from the MDs.

Remember, MD doesn't mean medical deity.

In anything,

in most cases that I can verify,

it stands for mighty dumb because they

won't look outside the realm of whatever

they were taught.

They learned nothing in med school.

Even Jack Cruz will tell you that,

that most of what they learned in medicine

is complete garbage.

In fact,

he went on to say ninety five or

ninety nine percent.

I can't remember that.

Ninety nine percent of it is complete

garbage that they learned in med school.

So you want to be taken.

And then let's not also forget who are

the biggest champions for that jab that's

killing everybody.

Yeah, those same MDs.

When the people in this audience and

myself and William and everybody else,

we could see through it,

but these hoopoe-headed doctors couldn't?

Yeah.

Ain't trusting none of them.

In fact, if you are an MD,

there are cases where there are

exceptions.

But by and large,

unless I have a bullet wound or a

broken leg,

I don't even want to see you.

Even then, even then it kind of depends,

depends on who's around me at the moment.

Like if,

if somebody from bears group is near me,

then I might go with them instead of

the hospital.

But, uh, Hey,

real quick on the CPAP machine though,

because you did bring up a good point

in bringing in your card to the VA

and showing them and then them telling you

that you might not need it anymore.

If you are on a CPAP machine or

BiPAP machine or whatever it is,

if you're on one of those machines and

you've started making these changes in

your life,

take your card in and have them check

it out.

If you can't read your pressures at night,

if your pressures are dropping,

if they're going down lower and lower,

which means you just need less pressure to

keep your airway open,

you're going in the right direction,

but you also might get to a point

where like dad was waking up with

headaches.

CPAP is not beneficial.

If you are not, I mean,

you could make the argument that it's not

beneficial period,

but it's not beneficial to,

if you don't have apneas bipap it's not

beneficial if you don't have like certain

very specific types of apneas um so yeah

bring it in and have them check it

out and uh yeah chances are you might

not need it anymore if you're doing some

of these things and trying to get off

that machine

Now,

there are some other hurdles I'm trying to

get over,

and I'm working on those right now.

Once I find a solution,

I'll be the first one shouting it from

the mountaintops.

Did see a major,

major improvement on something,

but I'm going to wait until I see

it.

I'm going to wait until I see it.

It's got to be replicated in science.

But yeah,

all these people that are telling you,

I've been on that machine for a decade

at least, maybe two.

I was using that machine forever in a

day.

In fact, if it weren't for William,

I would have never even considered getting

off of it.

Cause when you suggested it to me,

I can honestly say my first reaction was

fear and which is,

which is not the right reaction,

but I'm being honest.

It was like,

I'd been with that thing for so long

that I didn't even know how to use

it.

I traveled with it.

I did everything with it.

Now I don't need it.

And, um,

You know, I don't, in fact,

I don't need that thing at all.

Part of that is the fear tactics that

they use to try to get you to

like, to make you use it.

Part of it is the fear attack because

they will tell you if you take a

sleep study and you're,

if you're having apneas and stuff like

that, the doctor will tell you, Hey,

it's not a question.

You will a hundred percent die from this.

You will have a heart attack in your

sleep or a stroke or something like that.

You will a hundred percent die from this.

If you don't use your machine,

they use these fear tactics in order to

get people to use them.

Um, so yeah,

I understand not wanting to get off and

I understand a lot of people's hesitancy

and trying to get off those machines

because they use a bunch of fear tactics

like they do with everything else in

medicine.

Yeah.

Yeah.

The truth is, I mean, folks,

I am definitely one hundred percent trying

to rid myself.

That's why I spent so much time talking

about this.

I mean,

there are probably ought to change the

topic of the show because, you know,

the real truth of it is I kind

of hijacked everything.

Yeah, it's and then honestly,

I'll tell you what else helped as well.

Having a better relationship with

sunlight.

that was a big needle mover as well.

And that's where, I mean, folks,

I didn't get all this in one place.

I got one from over here.

That's why I told everybody in the past,

I'm trying to come up with what I

think is a unified field theory of health.

It's not what I'm known for,

but if I'm going to be walking through

these mountains that are very,

very rugged,

you ain't getting no utv up down parts

of these mountains you can only do it

on foot if i'm gonna do this stuff

in my latter years i gotta be in

really good health i gotta be in the

best health i can possibly be and i'm

not gonna be there looking you know taking

pills for high blood pressure or taking

this for that or you know using whatever

devices they have when honestly

It's the cult of Asclepius.

And I think that's kind of what Deborah

said in the chat here.

They're witch doctors.

Yeah, most of them are.

That's exactly what they are.

I mean, they've killed more people.

In fact,

look at the third leading cause of death

in the United States of amnesia.

It's from doctors.

And we sit here and believe these idiots.

That's what they are.

A lot of them.

In fact,

some of the dumbest people I've ever met

in my life were MDs.

I kid you not some.

Would you agree?

Yeah, but it's a unique thing.

It's a unique dumb.

It's an arrogant dumb.

Just because I'm a doctor,

I'm better than everybody else at whatever

field it may be,

including physical fields.

Because he's a doctor,

he might be a better boxer than everybody

out here.

He knows more about boxing than anybody

out here.

That might be a little specific.

The doctors are some of the worst when

it comes to...

I guess, arrogance or just hubris.

Yeah, definitely hubris.

And even some of the ones I've talked

about here and some I do have respect

for,

they have a massive blind spot in other

areas of their lives that they can't see.

I've seen that with other very intelligent

people.

You know, I'm...

I don't know what my IQ is,

but I guarantee it's higher than the

average American.

I am content to be an autodidact and

kind of learn these things for myself.

I'll tell you what,

based on some of the comments I'm seeing

in the chats,

I'd rather be treated by some of the

people out here.

Yeah, so urotherapy,

I think Debra's talking about there.

um is a good thing look into it

urine contains stem cells just saying

absolutely right and michelle and i have

experimented with that and i've talked

about it before if they tell you to

pee on the jellyfish sting why does nobody

ever tell you to do it for a

bee sting because i've done it why don't

they tell you um look into the work

of dr edward group

I went through his course.

Yeah, folks,

the number one expense that we have at

this farm is education.

I kid you not.

You want to know where we spend our

disposable money,

which like everybody else,

we don't have much of it.

I would say most of our disposable income

goes on education.

Michelle is in the middle of a course

from Jack Spierko on how to use chat

GPT for your business.

And I'm in the middle of a course

right now.

I've been studying it for weeks now

through Dr. Alfonso Monzo.

Yeah, quite a name there.

He's a naturopath, PhD,

and a number of other things.

Looking into his stuff.

I mean, also,

I'm glad you brought up uropathy because

looking in Dr. Ed Group's stuff, I'm like,

okay, well,

we've been told a bunch of lies about

this stuff.

In fact,

I used a portion of it today when

I did an enema.

Okay.

I mean, everybody can say, oh,

that's gross or whatever else.

Well,

examine the information before you say

these things.

Because I'm telling you, I use this stuff.

That's why I said urine is a massive

waste if all you're doing is putting it

down the toilet.

Um, well, yeah.

Oh, go ahead.

On the, on the urine thing.

Why does every like jujitsu gym you go

to?

I mean,

I would say established older jujitsu gym

or wrestling gym or boxing gym.

Why do they all tell you or any

kind of gym where you're in contact with

another human being?

Why do they always tell you, Hey,

to combat, you know, ringworm staff, uh,

athletes foot pee on it.

They tell you to pee on your feet

in the shower so you don't get athlete's

foot.

They tell you to pee on ringworm so

it goes away.

These things, they really do work.

And it sounds disgusting at first, but,

I mean, it's...

What is the term for it?

Is it cognitive dissonance?

Or it's just the way you've been grown

up.

You've been told it's disgusting by all

these different people,

so you automatically think it's

disgusting.

It's not like we're in India and we're

telling you a cow's holy and you got

to bathe in its poop or anything like

that.

No, it's pee.

Pee is sterile.

Pee is clean.

There are stem cells in it.

I did have a buddy who was battling

a very, very bad sinus infection.

And he was up all night and it

was right before we're going to process a

bunch of sheep and goats.

And he was up all night and then

he jumped in the hot shower to try

to break up his sinus issues.

And then he ended up trying.

He's like, you know what?

I've run out of things to try.

I'm trying the uretherapy.

And he like handcuffed it in the shower

and it went away.

He was able to, you know,

help process and stuff the next day.

So this stuff really does work.

It does work.

And I've used it extensively for a number

of things.

And you can increase the stem cells in

it just by aging it.

And so people are spending thousands and

thousands and thousands of bucks.

Jonathan Otto,

who we've had on the show a number

of times, he's talked about it as well.

People spending all this money to go to

Mexico or Costa Rica to go get stem

cell therapy when you can get something

that's better than anything they can offer

just from your own.

Yeah,

you can use this stuff and shoot it

up in certain parts.

I'll leave that for the experts.

But there are a number of things that

you can do and they don't want you

to know about it.

So and this is more in your wheelhouse

here.

Let me go ahead and kick this one

up from Nancy.

You want to go ahead and read that?

Yeah, this is from Nancy.

Off topic,

my eleven-year-old granddaughter is on

BiPAP.

Schedules for her second surgery to

reconstruct her jaw to help her airway.

I'm all too familiar with frequent apnea.

I mean, if it's a BiPAP machine,

typically with a BiPAP machine,

it's not just typically your obstructive

apnea, meaning her soft palate is closing.

And keep in mind,

I'm using the terms that they would say

I don't know if this is necessarily

correct.

This is what they taught us whenever I

was a sleep tech.

So hedge everything with this.

So if she's on a BiPAP,

then it's not a typical obstructive apnea.

That would suggest...

Potentially a central apnea or some of the

like Cheyenne Stokes, Shane Stokes.

There's a bunch of different other ones

that it could be,

but it would suggest that it's not just

a straight up obstructive apnea,

meaning like nothing's getting in the way

of her airway.

Central apnea is your brain not telling

you to breathe.

And if they're reconstructing her jaw,

that does seem...

intense and maybe experimental it was

experimental when i was a sleep tech of

having like surgeries surgeries that could

be done to you know fix apneas and

stuff like that that was experimental when

i was a sleep tech but that was

also quite a while ago um and then

she goes on to say oh um she's

a medical kid small airway nothing is

typical you are right william um man i

i really don't know but i would if

you have any control over the situation

I would definitely reach out before that

surgery is done.

I would also...

Do you have suggestions for who she should

reach out to?

Absolutely.

Dr.

Jack Cruz did a couple of podcasts with

this dentist talking about this very thing

about how they're using these surgeries.

I mean,

they're basically using people as an ATM

machine,

especially when it comes to these apnea

surgeries and a number of others,

these breathing disorders.

When there are simple...

non-invasive ways to correct a lot of this

stuff.

I wish I could tell you the name

of the episode,

but I know if you somehow do some

kind of search and say, Dr.

Jack Cruz and dentist,

maybe you'll come up with it.

But I listened to two different podcasts

that he did with this guy in the

dentist,

I think was located in Arizona or

something like that.

So he did two different podcasts with this

guy that I recall and them talking about

these extreme procedures that they're

doing that you can't undo because

Once they do this thing,

and how people can avoid them all together

with things like, you know,

putting your tongue in the roof of your

mouth, there's a way to do that.

There's also,

I would also check out the human garage.

There's, I do that.

That's another thing I do every day.

I'll come to that in a minute.

Doug Sandquist, Sandquist.

possibly i don't recall his name but he

was a dentist and um you know he

was trying to find ways in which not

to do some of these very very horrendous

surgeries that of course the uh insurance

companies are going to be all about

because that means they pad their pockets

but um yeah um i would also suggest

checking out the human garage now they're

going to talk about fascia work

And if you just do, here's another,

here's another gem I'm going to throw out

here that everybody should check out and

it's free and it doesn't require much and

doesn't even require a whole lot of

training.

Put in any search engine,

the human garage, a fifteen minute reset.

Put that in and find out what it

is.

I do it every single day and you

can do it multiple times a day.

And Gary Linem,

the guy who's like the top dog over

there,

They tested this thing thirty ways to

Sunday and they find out that no matter

who you are,

it decreases the stress on you by

What was it?

Eighty percent.

Whatever stress you have,

it will go down eighty percent just by

doing what they call totally twisted,

where you basically cross your arms.

There's a couple of points in there that

you can overlay.

I won't get into that because I was

going to say there's some olive top points

in there that you can add in addition

to doing the stretches.

But basically, you just cross your arm,

turn your head one way,

turn your body the other way.

You hold it, take some deep breaths.

And then you do this for fifteen minutes

and then you do another one where you

stretch your back out a little bit.

And yes, you will feel it.

In fact,

your mom was the one I really wanted

to do this with.

Um, to see, because she, she,

she gets really wrapped around the axle

about certain things and it's hard to

unwind her.

So I said, okay,

before we're going to do this together and

we did it for, I think,

she ended up stopping doing it,

but I kept on with it.

And there are things that you can do

through fascia training that might help

your, your granddaughter, um,

I know that's a long way to go

around to it, but yeah,

I would definitely check that out.

Looking at what Jack Cruz is saying about

that,

your granddaughter may not be getting

enough sun.

Hey, I found the podcast, by the way.

Nancy,

if you search into your podcast player,

Quantum Biology in Dentistry,

it should pop up.

It's between Doug Sanquist,

and the name of the podcast is called

the Doug Sanquist Podcast,

but it's Quantum Biology in Dentistry with

Dr. Jack Cruz Part Two.

I'm sure there aren't too many other

episodes competing with that title,

so it should be pretty easy to find.

Yeah.

Yeah,

you want to start with part one because

it kind of lays the groundwork for a

lot of stuff in there.

But it may open your – because I

don't know your exact situation.

It may – because what happens when I

listen to, let's say, a podcast like that,

the synapses in my brain are saying,

holy moly, okay,

that lines me up to something else.

I need to go research that.

And then I need to go research this.

So as a guy who's working as a

farmer,

my wife and I –

I'm doing at least twelve hours a day

every single day, just doing what we do.

And I still find time to research this

stuff.

So for all the people out there that

I don't have enough time.

Well, I bet you know what?

And this I get from like people,

my best friend out there in Oklahoma.

It's aggravating to me because he or his

wife or his family are dealing with a

certain thing.

He tells me about it,

and I give him a possible solution.

I'm like, hey, check this out.

Listen to this podcast.

Next time I talk to him,

he's talking about the same thing.

I'm like,

did you ever listen to that podcast?

Man, I ain't got time for that.

I'm like, okay,

what was the score in the football game

last night?

Bet you know that.

Yeah.

So people don't tell me.

I mean,

it's what you do in your spare time

that makes a difference.

It really is.

I mean,

I will say that there are things,

you know,

your mom and I might watch an hour

of... Well,

I'll come to that in a minute.

But I'm going to leave.

We'll come back to this topic if we

still have time here in a little bit.

But I want to cover some other stuff

here because our...

Doggone it.

We're just not going to get to the

main topic.

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All right.

So let's go into some of this good

news because there's some of the other

stuff I want to tie into this.

Okay.

This is really like a self-help podcast.

I didn't really envision it that way.

We were going to talk about other things,

so Michelle,

we're going to have to rename this one.

All right, so this first one,

forget rereading.

Research says that these study methods

actually make information stick.

And what they're suggesting here is...

Things that people may be aware of,

but I'm going to throw in one that

you may not be.

A major review of the ten common study

techniques talked about that you want to

take breaks, obviously.

Practice recall of new information.

Handwriting notes.

Staying socially active,

like physically moving your body.

I've talked about all this before.

But I'm going to suggest another thing

when it comes to reading,

and that's going to be the tri-focus

reading method.

The fastest reader in the world,

I think his name was Steve...

Doggone it.

Schneider, I think his name,

I can't remember his name,

but I remember his method.

Try Focus Reading Method.

And folks,

remember how you were taught to read.

All of us basically were taught to read

the same way.

Eventually,

after sounding out words and all this

other stuff,

you start reading words one word at a

time.

Well,

Why do we stop there when there's a

better way to read?

And none of us are taught it.

And that's what I learned from Steve

Snyder.

I'm pretty sure that's his name.

Steve Snyder.

I think he was the second fastest speed

reader in the world.

And he wasn't born that way.

He trained himself to become so.

And he teaches you.

I got to go back and see if

he has a full-blown course,

but look up tri-focus reading method and

what you'll learn by doing that method.

When I taught myself,

I taught William when he was little.

What you will learn to do

And William,

I hope you go and teach my grandbaby

how to do this as well.

Because honestly,

you can learn things at a very accelerated

rate and your retention is light years

better.

So instead of reading each individual

word, like when you're reading a book,

you're probably saying,

if you're like most people,

you're saying the words in your mind as

you read.

What you'll learn through the tri-focus

reading method is that you will read

groups of words.

Like

Imagine a line of dialogue or whatever the

case or text,

and you're reading the first third,

middle third, and the last third.

First third, middle third, last third.

And you do this down the page.

Now, you don't do it overnight.

You train yourself to do it,

and the training's actually quite easy.

So you train yourself to do that.

And then once you become good at that,

maybe you want to do the bifocus reading

method where you read half a line at

a time.

You're thinking, well, how can I possibly,

it works.

Because you are not exploring,

just like John Taylor Gatto often talked

about,

we are not anywhere close to exploring

what the mind is capable of doing.

Because your retention goes way up just by

reading this way because you're reading at

the speed of thought.

And then you can do the bifocus,

and then you start reading a whole line

at a time.

You keep practicing it,

then you're reading three lines at a time.

And I can do that.

It's touch and go on a computer.

I can do it.

If I'm in the right state of mind,

I've got to be in the right beta

wave in order for me to do it

right.

If I'm in the right state of mind,

I can breeze through,

and your retention is exemplary.

That's a good point.

on the computer i've never noticed it

before but i don't do it on the

computer i've never i've never like

consciously thought about it but yeah i'm

always way slower on the computer versus

uh like an actual page with a piece

of paper but like you were saying earlier

you learn like you're reading words you're

not sounding out every single letter

you're doing the same thing with sentences

you're still reading the words you're just

not sounding out every single word you're

you're

digesting blocks of it at a time.

It's funny that you actually brought him

up.

Cause I was just,

I was thinking about him earlier today in

the try focus reading method.

And what I was thinking about was like,

man,

how on earth did he get up to

like a half a page,

a page at a time?

Um, but yeah, that's,

it's funny that you brought him up.

You can absolutely do it because your

brain is capable.

But we stop.

The powers that shouldn't be stopped our

reading comprehension and our ability to

read at one letter.

Like I said,

if you're saying words in your mind,

you're reading at the speed of...

Well,

it ain't thought at the speed of speech.

That's exactly what you're doing.

But when you read at the speed of

thought, it's totally different.

Your comprehension is different.

So that's what I wanted to add.

That was a little addendum.

I wanted to add to that good news

story is that if you can learn the

try focus reading method,

I don't know if he has a full

blown course or not,

because I found a little podcast that he

used to do.

And I'm going to have to dig way

back to go find that thing.

I found a podcast that he did and

he actually trained you in the podcast.

I said, okay, let me try this.

The younger you are,

the better it works and the better it

sticks.

Anybody can do it at any age.

It just takes longer because you have a

long list of bad habits and reading that

you got to break.

So anybody can do it, but yeah,

check it out.

I'll try to find dog on it.

I'll try to find it.

I can try to find it.

Yeah.

The try focus reading method.

So the next one here is a health

report list.

Ten foods linked to heart and gut health.

How about that?

I don't agree with all of them.

Like the first four oats, beans, lentils,

and berries oats.

I'm going to say that's a no go.

And the reason why,

even though I eat them occasionally, I,

In fact, I had some earlier today.

I mean,

if they don't have glyphosate on them,

but find me some oats that don't have

glyphosate on them.

Find me oats that they haven't

adulterated.

So that's the first category.

The next one is avocado, nuts, and seeds.

You better be thinking about where you're

getting those nuts and seeds,

and they've got to be from a good

place.

And the other one is going to be

apples, vegetables, and whole grains.

And once again,

I've got to put in the caveat,

where are you getting those vegetables and

whole grains?

Honestly, these days,

if I didn't get it from Azure,

I ain't trusting it.

Folks, I am not even playing here.

Now,

There is an exception.

I live thirty minutes away from Asheville,

okay?

And say what you want about, yeah,

there's lunatics running around

everywhere.

But I will say,

these same lunatics were the first ones,

which is still mind-boggling to me,

they were the first ones to line up

for a jab

But they are absolutely fastidious about

their diet compliance.

And so you can find good things in

a place like that because, yeah,

wouldn't touch a GMO to save their lives,

but the first ones in the lineup there

to go get a jab.

All right.

So real quick,

before you get into the next one I

got, I found his website.

It's called, if you go to Steve,

Steven Snyder seminars.com,

if you type in try focus reading method,

it should pop up,

but Steven Snyder seminars.com and you'll

get the P it.

It looks like all his information is free

too,

unless you want to go to a seminar

or unless you want to buy his book,

but yeah,

PDF will pop up with the exact learning

method on how to do it.

So there you go.

Awesome.

Well, thanks so much for doing that.

Michelle, if you're listening,

if you would,

please add that to the show notes.

Your mom's usually listening,

but she probably tuned out the second I

started talking about her dog.

Yeah.

Yeah.

And then Debra added something else here.

I'm glad you pointed that out.

Fermented foods are also good for your gut

biome.

Absolutely.

Positively.

I'm right there with you.

In fact, the more local,

that's one of the cool things where you

can take that sunlight and put it in

a bottle in the form of, for example,

I'm still eating.

sauerkraut made last year.

And I, no matter every single meal,

I'll take some of it and put it

in my salad.

At least you need at least a fork

full every day.

So your mom fermented pickles.

I ate at least one or two of

them.

And then I put whatever fermented,

I think these are fermented beets,

which are good for so many different

things.

But anyway,

I put those fermented beets in there with

the salad as well.

That's a good way to kind of,

if you're not a big fan of the

flavor, that's a good way to disguise it.

And then finally,

The last good news article here might seem

a little tongue-in-cheek, but anyway,

Cockpit Brawl.

Yeah, that's a tongue twister.

Scrambled Israeli fighter jets.

The Dubai scare leaves questions

unanswered.

Okay.

Now, when I posted this,

as soon as that story hit the ground

yesterday, I posted it on Twitter.

I said...

I don't know what I said exactly,

but basically, if you're believing this,

you're probably a boomer that watches and

believes Fox News.

And then I was criticized,

strangely enough, by people.

Well, I wasn't really surprised,

but I was criticized saying not everything

is a conspiracy theory.

Well,

I've responded with I didn't say it was

a conspiracy theory.

I'm saying it's a what I'm saying is,

is it's a it's a psyop.

OK, here's the official story.

And then you got Trump talking about it

today.

First of all, this plane is flying along.

One pilot decides he's going to go Jason,

the serial killer,

on the pilot next to him.

And then somehow this little plumber

decides,

Busts in there, breaks it up,

and this thing's in a nosedive the way

Trump talked about it.

He pulls back on the stick,

by the way.

By the way,

these planes don't have sticks.

They got like steering wheels in there,

okay?

He pulls back on the stick the way

Trump describes it.

Blew off something off the back of the

plane, which, by the way,

if you see that plane land,

looks like it's still intact to me.

everybody's tripping in the plane they

were about to go into a nosedive he

pulls it up because he saw it in

a video game or something and then all

of a sudden the spare pilots in the

back decide to go up there and take

over the plane man let me ask just

a couple of questions do i look like

i just stepped out of the cotton fields

i mean come on go ahead let me

ask just a couple of questions

Okay.

Ninety percent of these times,

the times that the planes are even in

the air, it's like autopilot.

The pilots there, they're mainly,

from my understanding, they're there for,

and I'm sure Brian,

he'll have more to say about this,

the pilot we both know.

Man,

I would love to get his take on

it.

It might be worth calling him up.

Yeah, text me and give him a call.

I'd like to know.

It might be worth reaching out to him

real quick.

But, okay, a couple of questions.

It wasn't on autopilot.

Like this one pilot was like, yeah,

I'm going to take it off autopilot and

then attack this other.

How did anybody else outside of the

cockpit know about it?

Thank you.

How did anybody outside of the cockpit get

into the cockpit?

Like there's a couple of different

questions to ask.

Like just those questions right there have

to be answered before we can for sure

believe this story.

Like a basic application of the trivium.

melt just completely destroys this story

man yeah everybody yeah uh andrea said

there's so many things wrong with this

story i can't stop laughing yeah when

trump was talking about no okay well it

gets even better i'm the reason i'm saying

this is a good news story because oh

my goodness we're all just safe right now

well this thing lands in israel and this

plumber

This plumber decides he's going to go.

They bring him in to go check this

out.

BB Netanyahu still got blood on him and

hugs this dude.

And I said yesterday,

as soon as the story came out,

I mean, this thing with B.B.

Netanyahu didn't even come out.

I was heavily criticized by, wow,

by people I've actually had on this

program saying everything's not a

conspiracy theory.

Well,

then all of a sudden he's in there

meeting B.B.

Netanyahu.

Satan Yahoo is what I ought to call

him.

And then next day,

Trump's talking about it.

And I'm like.

If you believe this,

you should be wrapped in a head with

a flipping tack hammer because you are a

moron.

At this point,

there is no way on earth anybody,

like you just said there, son,

all the cockpits are locked these days.

So like you said,

how would they know who was the good

guy or the bad guy?

And it's tight.

I mean,

it is tight as a drum in those

cockpits.

It makes you wonder how they even get

in and out anyway.

That thing is locked in the first place.

He goes to stabbing this dude.

Now,

if his intent was to go ahead and

crash his plane, why not?

jig this guy in the neck,

aim this thing down.

But meanwhile, we got a plumber,

doesn't know anything that happens,

goes up there, saves the day,

and people are buying this crap hook,

line, and sinker.

I, for the life of me, can't,

I don't know where the bottom is for

these Trump-tards.

And folks,

for all you ones out there about to

say, oh, you're a bleeding-heart Democrat,

no, I ain't.

I am a political atheist.

I often say,

and I even got a shirt that says

it.

Eric made it.

It's not red state.

It's not blue state.

It's the state against you.

That's exactly what it is.

And so, no, when I was dogging Biden,

nobody gave me any criticism then.

Now that I'm dogging Trump and he deserves

every bit of it, this was,

Jack Sparrow said, well,

why would they do it?

First of all,

if you're asking that question,

you don't even understand the answer that

I'm going to give.

If you're asking why would they do it,

It tells me that you are asleep to

everything else that they have going on.

I mean, if you slept through COVID,

if you went through that whole thing,

that was a depopulation tactic.

That's exactly what it was.

And the awake MDs out there actually know

that.

So if you lived through all that and

you're asking,

why would they do that at this point?

And I said, obviously,

it's propaganda to get sympathy for

Israel.

And then sure enough, before the start,

I said all this before it even hit

the ground that this dude's meeting with

BB net and Yahoo bloodstains right on him.

I mean,

this is like a Julius Caesar assassination

plot all over, but done by retards where.

Okay, dad.

Do you remember where the blood was on

him?

On his waist?

On his shirt.

He happened to have a white shirt on,

by the way.

Yeah, he's flying with this white t-shirt.

And yeah,

he didn't even think to change before

you're going to go meet the Satan Yahoo.

The first thing that came to my mind

was...

just i didn't know about him meeting uh

netanyahu or the blood on him or anything

like that but when you said that the

first thing that came to my mind was

another another ritual of some sort yep i

i don't know what it could have been

like the first thing that came to my

mind was another ritual of some sort

similar to what trump did whenever he got

shot in the ear that whole fake priesthood

ritual and everything with the blood on

the ear and the blood on the toe

why were his shoes off things like that

it's the same thing that came to my

mind whenever you said that this guy was

still covered in blood

And then he couldn't change.

He had to have had luggage if he

was on a plane.

He didn't have any spare shirts or

anything like that.

He couldn't have changed before meeting.

I would change before meeting...

Well, no, I wouldn't show up.

I was about to say any of these

leaders,

I'd show up in exactly what I'm wearing.

Yeah.

Well, yeah, I got zero respect for him.

But the reason why I said this is

like a Julius Caesar kind of thing.

If you, you know,

if you check out the play Julius Caesar

by Shakespeare, you know,

you have

Who were the assassins of Julius Caesar?

If memory serves, it was Marcus Brutus,

Caius Cassius, Decius Brutus, Cassia.

Yeah, I mean,

I'm not going to name them all,

but ten, twelve senators, okay?

And then they go out there to the

crowd, and they got the bloody glove.

You know, of course,

I'm mixing metaphors here,

but they got the bloody glove here,

and they got the bloody knife out there.

And then, of course,

I'm waiting for Mark Antony to come out

of the woodwork and say,

I think you get the point.

Bottom line is I'm like this, son,

I'm sure there was a ritual.

I'm sure we're going to see thirty threes

pop up all over the place.

But the thing that blows my mind,

I think what is actually happening with

these things,

I think the powers that shouldn't be are

demonstrating just how stupid the people

are to see how many people will actually

believe this nonsense at this point.

Your default position ought to be,

they're lying to me,

no matter what the story is.

It is guilty until proven innocent when it

comes to the media,

when it comes to these politicians.

I mean,

I had to bring this one up.

I mean, man,

this whole show went sideways, man.

It ain't exactly.

We'll see if Eric can go ahead and

bring us back to center.

Hey,

Eric Sider here with your PimpCast tip of

the day.

Today's tip, money makes people mental.

We've all heard the phrase,

don't go into business with friends and

family,

which sounds like the complete opposite of

what we should do.

Well, you can't choose your family,

so that one may be valid.

But why is it more advisable to go

into business with strangers than people

you know and trust?

Is it our approach to business?

Or I should say our American approach to

business because other cultures have no

problem filling their businesses with as

many family members as possible.

Or is it to do with money?

Once money is involved,

people lose their minds.

I think it's because we primarily see

money as security.

As long as I have money,

I'll be fine.

Until that money has no value, of course.

Relying on money is a scarcity mentality

and a fundamental disconnect from the

natural world.

Money is simply a convenient means of

exchange.

Money represents energy.

Money is not the goal.

The often misquoted saying,

the love of money is the root of

all evil,

which is really the love of power and

control,

because that is what money primarily

represents in our world.

I have never been busier in my life

than I am right now and have never

had less money at the same time.

I think a large part of that is

prioritizing volunteer work over paid

work,

but I just can't be bothered chasing after

money.

I've been fortunate to realize money is a

false sense of security.

As permaculture teaches us, stability,

which is just another way of saying

safety,

is all about functional connections.

Knowledge and relationships will serve you

far better than numbers on a bank screen.

It is sad and frustrating how money can

ruin relationships,

but I'd say if that's the case,

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That's my dog right there.

But man,

there's so much to unpack in that because

I came up with this statement a while

ago.

There's a reason why the Asian cultures

and Hispanic cultures are able to do this

because you can't have a culture of greed.

There can't be any greed or you can't

be in a business with a family member.

or they show up when the harvest is

ready.

Or, hey,

I got cousins over here that are really

in a bad way.

You think we can give them some pigs

or whatever the case?

Yeah, been there, done that.

Blood's thicker than water,

but money's thicker than blood to a lot

of people out there.

I'm dead serious.

I came up with that one a long

time ago.

And that is so true depending, you know,

if people are Americanized culture,

but man, the Asians, the Indians,

a whole lot of other,

other cultures out there make a really

good go of it.

And they all progress because the rising

tide lifts all ships.

But, uh,

we have this American con in fact, no,

there's a number of other, you know,

the Amish to a certain extent do this.

Um,

There are some other religious folks that

are able to make a really good go

of it because they have a culture that

doesn't surround itself around greed.

It's mostly an American thing.

Most other countries,

even European countries,

there was this one foreign exchange

student that my in-laws were hosting,

and it was...

not unusual for families to all like

multiple generations to all live in the

same area like he uh he was just

explaining some of the dynamics back at

home where he will go and live with

different family members throughout france

and it's seemed it deems it's deemed

completely normal and everybody else he

knows does a similar thing too so it's

yeah it's really everywhere but the united

states united states is the only country

that like the the status quo is for

the

eighteen-year-old to immediately leave the

house and then start from scratch and and

things like that like that doesn't really

build generational anything going that

route no it doesn't and also you know

we it's within our culture also where you

know the whole notion of adolescence is a

relatively new concept in for example

during the civil war

you were a child until you were a

man and you became a man at relatively

young ages.

In fact, there's some,

I remember doing some civil war study and

I remember this kid had his arm blown

off at nine.

I mean, he was,

he was nine holding a flag out here

in war.

I mean, is he a man?

Obviously not.

But there was this,

the reason I'm bringing this up and John

Taylor Gatto,

if you want to know the real history

of adolescence and where it came from is

now the

where we call that adolescence, let's say,

for a boy or girl, you know, through,

let's say,

middle school all the way through high

school.

Now,

because of how we constructed everything

in the United States of amnesia,

we have lifelong adolescence.

You doubt me?

Ask yourself,

how many men out there can tell you

the score,

can tell you chapter and verse of

everything about their favorite football

team right now,

but can't tell you how little Jimmy's

doing in school?

How many of them out there,

like I was saying a moment ago,

could tell you everything that's going on

with OU football,

but you got a son that's threatening

suicide and you won't read a book to

figure out, hey,

how do I get past this?

But you'll read every book possible to

figure out what next truck to buy.

no our priorities are screwed up you want

something done give it to a busy person

that's how it gets done and uh honestly

our we need a reset in a big

big way and sadly i'm not going to

go down that rabbit hole but sadly i

think we need it and i think we're

going to get it here before too long

in the united states of amnesia that's the

only way the only known antidote for a

decadent society is the crucible of really

hard times you know when we have

Like Sam Tripoli often says, you know,

we got bums on the street with Netflix

subscriptions and brand new sneakers.

Until that changes, forget about it.

All right, Sam,

what else do you have to add to

all this?

This is something of a potpourri episode,

if ever there was one.

We'll see.

That's what I say.

We name,

we start every podcast with is we'll see.

And that's perfectly fine.

But Hey,

a couple of things that people keep

bugging me about you doing that history

aspect of the podcast, the,

either the separate, I mean,

they're not bugging me.

I agree with them and stuff, but yeah.

think we should start getting into the

either the a second podcast talking about

you know actual history or maybe doing

like a scheduled segment on this podcast

talking about history

I was hit up by a number of

people after that one front porch talk.

I knew that it wouldn't be very popular,

and that's not why I do them.

I did it because I thought the parallels

are unmistakable.

But also I can draw similar parallels to

things like the fall of Rome.

I think one thing that I really,

really want to talk about,

but I got to make sure all my

ducks are in a row because I got

my books downstairs.

I want to talk about the destruction of

Jerusalem.

Because nobody really knows... Now,

I've studied this,

and I don't think people know the full

extent of what actually happened there and

how it was...

I better not go into too much of

it right now because I'm going to go

completely sideways.

I really think...

I really think that we probably ought to

consider doing another podcast.

Got to figure out how to get the

bandwidth, though, doing another podcast.

Maybe we can do it through the winter

or something.

But I got to figure out how we're

going to weigh all this out.

And then what guests can we get on

here?

Because I'm not trying to have anybody in

here that's just going to give me the

cut and paste official story of whatever

happened.

I don't want you on here if you're

going to tell me that JFK was killed

by Oswald.

You know, I don't want you on here.

If you're going to tell me RFK was

killed by Sirhan Sirhan,

we know different.

And it also means that I got to

study up on these topics too,

because I can't go in flat footed.

It's not like, you know,

I can sit here.

If somebody says, okay,

talk to me about the first battle of

bull run.

Okay.

Yeah.

From the top of my head,

I can probably cover the whole hour,

but when we get into more obscure topics,

I'm going to have to study up on

those things.

So I can't go in there flat footed

and I can't just rely on what I

already know.

I have a test.

Send them that plane jacking article and

ask them what their opinion is.

There's a universal litmus test on any of

the people on the podcast.

Yeah, that'll be it right there.

I'm going to actually give it some serious

thought because I think the occulted,

if nothing else, man,

we need to get that

We need to seriously think about it

because I think part of the problem of

why we're in the place we're in right

now is because we don't know our history.

They made it so uncomfortable to even

learn it in high school because you're

learning a bunch of lies for the most

part.

And I thought, you know,

maybe if we did a podcast that talked

about the things, an alternative,

you know,

alternative side to what you've been

officially told.

And they're also telling you in a way

that couldn't be more boring.

They're telling you in the most boring

possible way by somebody who doesn't even

want to be there.

And one thing that always irritated me

about history was not knowing what else is

going on in other parts of the world.

So you have all these different islands of

information and not really understanding

how they're connected or anything like

that.

I think that is one of the most

annoying things about history is not

knowing what else is going on.

That's why I had you read The Walking

Drum.

By the way, folks, if you haven't,

I mean,

that's why I had you read The Walking

Drum by Louis L'Amour.

Oh,

don't know that he wrote historical

fiction?

Yeah.

Of all you ever read with cowboy books,

you don't know about The Walking Drum.

It is an entertaining book,

and it's also talking about the time.

It's happening at a time where Europe was

supposedly in a dark age.

But there were other areas like the middle

East that were absolutely flourishing.

It is a fantastic book.

If there was ever a book that needed

to be made into a mini series,

I thought it was it.

Um, it was cool.

Yeah.

But there's a whole lot of historical

stuff in there.

And son, I'm right there with you.

I mean, I remember thinking like, man,

you know, um,

all this was going on in Europe.

Well, what was happening in Africa?

What was happening in Asia?

What was happening in Australia?

I mean,

what was happening in other places?

But we only get told this

cut and pasted version of the official

story over and over and over again.

When now I think, you know,

I want to talk about, and this might,

this might, you know, if we do this,

I think we got to do it because

honestly,

one of the things that I definitely want

to talk about is the alternative version

to the Holocaust.

I want to talk about the Holodomor.

I want to talk about what Mao did

and why you were never taught about it,

how he killed probably a hundred million

Chinese.

Yeah, I said it right.

A hundred million,

anywhere between seventy to a hundred.

But nobody talks about that.

I want to talk about what really happened

with Pol Pot in Cambodia.

I want to talk about how the United

States was behind nearly all of that.

And we can slow it down too.

We can slow down the schedule.

Like we don't have to do what we

do with the pimp cast where it's two

episodes, sometimes three episodes a week.

It could be like, you know,

longer spacing between the episodes and

everything.

So you, you know,

Time for research, time to get guests on,

time to plan it out and lay it

out.

Real quick, there's a question from Amy B.

She says,

have either of you ever listened to C.J.

Kilmer, the Dangerous History podcast?

It gets into amazing detail,

but I can't deal with his personality.

Yeah, I've heard it once or twice.

I need to go back and check it

out.

It's been some time, but yeah,

I did check out that before.

I like what Regenerative Orchard said

here.

I like the Eddie Bravo test.

Tower seven.

If you don't know what happened to Tower

seven, I don't want to hear it.

Yeah, I think you're right on right there.

I think if you believe the official story

there.

What do you got there, son?

Then this one from Deborah saying,

Makia or Makia Freeman knows all about the

secret societies and the powers that run

the world.

um i guess i don't know the name

of her podcast well freeman wait say that

again micaiah freeman or mickey freeman oh

okay i thought you were talking about

freeman fly yeah he's kind of gone off

the radar i'm not really surprised about

that but yeah he's he's gone off the

radar i don't know where he is right

now um yeah there's a lot of good

stuff out there but um i want to

hit this i i i think i want

to hit this because i think it's important

um you know podcasts

got to also justify it i mean there's

something else you got to think about too

you know we don't make a lot of

money if any from doing these podcasts we

do them we do them because um

Really, I think it ought to be done.

I mean,

it started as a result of what was

happening during COVID and they were

shutting down everything we were saying on

YouTube.

So I was like, okay, well,

I got a background in radio.

Maybe we'll go ahead and kick this on

over to a podcast.

And that's exactly what we did.

But I'm thinking that we probably ought to

spread our wings and do a little something

else too.

because there's a whole lot of stuff that

I would love to talk about.

It has to do with history, even some,

well, anyway, I won't,

I won't be the dead horse because I

think that horse is very dead.

All right.

I want to thank everybody for checking us

out today.

I know we went a little sideways.

This wasn't the show we planned, but Hey,

it's the show you got.

All right, y'all.

Thank you so much for your support until

next time.

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