Next Level Poppycock! Livestream Replay (9-12-2024)

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[00:01:24] This is Poppy. Good evening and welcome to the next level Poppycock report with me or host Rose and your other host here, Wayne McRoy, and this is the first Poppycock report that Wayne and I have done live. So yes, this is actually happening right now. Hello to my little YouTube channel, hello to Wayne's Alchemical Tech Revolution.

[00:01:57] Hello to YouTube channel and also hello to Nachy Ketta's YouTube channel. I hope everyone is having a wonderful evening and hello Wayne, how are you tonight?

[00:02:10] I hope everyone is having a wonderful evening and I can hear myself, how are you tonight? I hope everyone is having a wonderful evening.

[00:02:21] Get it, you're still kind of a couple of times. I hope everyone is having a talk with you tonight.

[00:02:31] Do you have a YouTube tab open? If you close the YouTube tab, I think we'll be okay. Okay, is that better? Yes.

[00:02:48] Oh, that was my fault. I didn't even realize I had the YouTube tab open on the other screen here. I'm using my double screen set up down here in my Alchemical Library. So welcome aboard everyone to the Poppycock report.

[00:03:04] Sorry for the double sound there for the little bit of time we had there. We are, Simon Casting on several different YouTube channels at once. So welcome aboard glad to be here. This is the first and the while we've done Poppycock Rose.

[00:03:18] So I think this should be a treat for not only the two of us because we don't get to talk as often as we use to. It's just life is busy and it's a good thing that we're on air here. And I think the good people out there have always enjoyed hearing us break down the nonsense. So I'm glad to be back on.

[00:03:37] I am so glad to be back the genesis of the Poppycock report is that it started during the COVID nonsense in 2020 and then when and I picked up again later on.

[00:03:49] And we were recording for premium content on rockfin and I just sometimes I have my Poppycock cup, which run it over and I get very frustrated because when you are looking at the mainstream media.

[00:04:03] It's like the same thing over and over and over again and they're like it's the same agenda and you just kind of get sick to your stomach. And then now I haven't been looking at the mainstream in so long that I'm yearning for the comedy and it's been so long that I'll be able to observe some kind of evolution in what people are talking about.

[00:04:26] And of course, as we know the biggest Poppycock at of all, which is a huge deception which so many people fall for and it gives so much of their energy and so much loose is harvested over politics.

[00:04:42] The American United States election, which is so silly because when people go to the polling place they're being pulled and it's really the electoral college that seats the president, which is the back door and a power.

[00:04:57] And so I think it's just all a show and it's just like the Super Bowl where they plan, you know, they make a birthday cake for both winners and they probably probably are using AI algorithms and using psychological warfare to figure out exactly what the next step is going to be.

[00:05:16] How do you feel about that way and because a lot of times in this truth community we say things like the long game, but I think the details are probably figured out as time goes on what do you think about that.

[00:05:33] They certainly like to use their same old tired playbooks and I would say it's all called political theater for a reason.

[00:05:41] It's two wings, two separate wings, but it's the same bird at the end of the day and they're all controlled by the same people at the topmost levels of the power structure in this world and certainly people do waste their brain cycles on politics and just as a little aside there let's break down the word politics.

[00:05:59] And it doesn't matter which side of the IOU fall on, it's all contrived and controlled and they're getting to the same agenda as in the same outcomes that they want, but sometimes they have disagreements on how to get there and depending upon which direction they want to take things they'll put some certain party.

[00:06:26] In charge for some length of time and we see the ramifications of that and of course we've just been suffering through three and a half almost four years of the weekend at Bernie's presidency and we see the results there of happening in the world today.

[00:06:41] I mean inflation is ridiculous. Like I have a hard time actually feeding my family. I'm going broke just keeping food on the table.

[00:06:49] It's it's been obscene so something needs to be done about that and people seem to think that if they vote a little harder that that'll fix things but the whole system is not designed to be fixed it is indeed rigged.

[00:07:02] And I talked to so many people that seem to think if we just vote Trump back in office he'll fix it.

[00:07:09] I don't know if that's necessarily the case now maybe the economic portions of it might get a little bit better if that happens but certainly we're going to see the degradation of society much like we've seen already.

[00:07:22] And a lot of this stuff actually if people aren't realizing it yet a lot of this falls back into the circles of the occult as well.

[00:07:31] And I know that may sound like a strange thing to say but absolutely it always has its place in all of these realms of political theater.

[00:07:39] So we do see a lot of that going on and I'm not a particular fan of either of these people they have running for president.

[00:07:47] I couldn't even pronounce the vice president current sitting vice president's name up until she was in the new cycle recently.

[00:07:55] I think it's pronounced canola not come all of people don't even know how to pronounce her name right and it doesn't seem to matter and nobody cares because she's been in office for three and a half years.

[00:08:06] And people haven't even heard her voice until just this last.

[00:08:12] Debate that they just did this this staged event that was put on just to try to make her sound good in our ticket when she's a weathering idiot it didn't really work I don't think but at any rate.

[00:08:26] If you think Trump's gonna fix things it's not gonna not gonna really help much.

[00:08:32] They're both on the same team let's put it that way and people cannot seem to see through the political theater in that way there's still divided in this left right paradigm which is a false paradigm I think it was.

[00:08:45] Professor Carol Quigley who said you need the illusion of choice you need to have both the parties be almost identical so that way.

[00:08:54] The electorate can vote the rascals out of office at any given election cycle and they'll never be any type of a serious change in policy and certainly that is a correct statement.

[00:09:06] And he knew some things and this was actually Bill Clinton's mentor for those who don't know who Dr. Carol Quigley was go look him up he had some very interesting insights into the political theater that we do see and he understood the writing on the wall but that's enough of me blithering on about that there's a lot of news here to cover isn't their rose.

[00:09:27] Absolutely and just about the illusion of choice it just reminds me of like a parent who tells their toddler okay.

[00:09:35] Would you like to take a bath in the morning or would you like to take a bath at night and then so the todd there's like oh I have a choice here and it's gonna be my decision so I'm gonna do it when really the goal is how do I just make sure that they are taking a bath you know at all.

[00:09:52] But the child doesn't realize that that's the real agenda behind the scenes and I think that one of the big problems with people is they're looking for some kind of external.

[00:10:04] And so I think that's the real goal.

[00:10:06] Save your you know to help them in this realm that you know human beings that are going to fix something that's broken but the thing is is that I don't think the system is broken I think that it's operating exactly how it was designed to operate and right now it's just time for the clown show to.

[00:10:26] Burn to the ground basically in a way just to bring in a whole new wave of completely new poppy cock so that should bring us to a good segue into opening up news maps what do you say.

[00:10:40] Yeah, let's do that but as you open up to lovely news maps there I will point out that you're speaking of clown world and this is absolutely what was intended as I was just aluding to earlier.

[00:10:50] Always there's an occult aspect to this and in case those of you who out there are unfamiliar with some of the work I've done go and look up what I've done on and a little event called the Feast of fools.

[00:11:03] This is what we saw transpire on January 6 2021 this world's worst insurrection.

[00:11:09] This was in a cult ritual it's called the Feast of fools at Harkins back to events that occurred in the middle ages.

[00:11:19] During the Feast of Epiphany which is always traditionally celebrated on January 6 and this is even celebrated in the Disney production the hunchback of Notre Dame go and look at the song topsy turvy and the production there in it's about crowning a false king.

[00:11:35] During this time and it's a mockery ceremony and this is certainly what they've done at that time they coordinated the king of the idiots in charge.

[00:11:45] In Washington and we're seeing the ramifications of that there there is on party betrayed him here at the end and is now outing him and this is one of the reasons why I think in my opinion and I reserve the right to be totally wrong about this.

[00:12:01] In my opinion I think Trump will get reelected some way somehow with all of this and I think this has all been orchestrated from on high because they wanted to give us this mockery ceremony in the middle and give us what they think we deserve and I'm talking of course about those people who really run things in this world there the.

[00:12:21] The dark occultists who run things that's what I like to call them and they make a mockery out of everything and that's exactly what they were flaunting in our face the only thing is people don't have the education the classical education to recognize that or the eyes to see they're not read into the occult scripting so as long as they don't recognize that.

[00:12:42] They get a good laugh at us about that so that being the case.

[00:12:47] That I think is what the whole January 6th the bottle was all about and we're seeing the ramifications of that now because I think they really want to instill their agenda is now that they've thoroughly.

[00:12:59] Destroyed the economy and destroyed a lot of what has been built up over the course of the previous four years and now they're going to put back in charge the adults so.

[00:13:13] That's essentially what I think is going on here and you could take that how you will like I said I don't think Trump is really going to fix anything if he does give back in power.

[00:13:23] And like I said I reserved the right to be wrong there's a lot of reasons why I don't think they'll let Miss Harris win the election for real.

[00:13:32] Although they'll make it a good show of it, but I think this is more about.

[00:13:36] Touting that whole victim mentality rather than anything else because you see if Harris does win this election then that whole glass ceiling argument and the whole thing that goes with that with the whole feminist push will go away they won't be able to argue that point anymore.

[00:13:54] And that is a huge problem for the victim mentality that is the left the liberal left they need that they need to always play the victim they need to have.

[00:14:07] That feeling that the patriarchy is holding them back and they won't be able to do that anymore if there is a woman of color that is the president.

[00:14:15] They won't be able to pull out that card and play that card anymore so.

[00:14:20] That's another reason why I think they're going to have Trump win this election like I said it's all theater it's all predetermined it's WWF for WWE if you want to call it that today for people who think there's Martin so.

[00:14:34] And anyway that's enough of me rambling about that but I want people to be aware of those links there's always a cult ties to this stuff and there's always that type of connection that could be drawn so what do we have up on the lovely news maps here.

[00:14:51] Well, it's been changing as you've been talking and for some reason just now in the past couple of seconds.

[00:15:00] A huge part of the news map has changed to the judge overturning a near total abortion ban so if they're overturning the abortion ban then I guess that means that abortions are happening again in North Dakota.

[00:15:20] And this must be something that people are very interested in because for the people out there who are watching this episode of the poppy conquer port and haven't seen it before what this is is this is a map of a lot of the news that's being put out there on the internet and what people are clicking on the most so when you see that square get really big all of a sudden.

[00:15:42] That means that they probably just released this article in a bunch of places all at once.

[00:15:51] If people don't really know about how news is distributed and then aggregated by different websites, there's a lot of things that you can look at but it's really a lot of these articles are actually coming from one source and then being.

[00:16:07] Redestributed and the words are being changed in small ways so actually a lot of writers online they aren't writing original material anymore.

[00:16:17] In fact, they can't even get a job if they are writing original material because when they are submitting an article they have to have sources you see what I mean you see the problem with that.

[00:16:31] So now I'm the one rambling but there are a bunch of things on here.

[00:16:35] I don't know which one you want to look at first is there anything here that pops out to you that we should click on first.

[00:16:43] Well, anything that has to do with this whole election cycle and you'll see that it that seems to be taking up most of the the top left corner of the news map here so we have this whole.

[00:16:55] Kamala Harris or Kamala Harris sorry I think I pronounced her name wrong. I don't even know how to pronounce it woman's been vice president for three and a half years. I don't know how to pronounce her name right that's.

[00:17:05] And we should say four times in four different ways every time we say your name so we say like Kamala Kamala Kamala Kamala and then would you say earlier Kamala now.

[00:17:19] Kamala Kamala Kamala Kamala Kamala Kamala Kamala I don't know whatever it is.

[00:17:24] I don't know.

[00:17:25] Look at the little song about it anyway. I never paid attention to either because just like Mark Gregory Neville says you can't feed the distractions any energy and most of the time that's what I do is I don't even give it my energy.

[00:17:40] I don't know who these people are. I don't know what their voices even sound like and then sometimes I take a little peek and I laugh at it.

[00:17:50] So that's kind of what we're doing here is we're just we're giving a little peek after taking a break for a while and we're laughing at the poppy cock or reporting on the poppy cock.

[00:17:58] And so I think as long as you know it's poppy cock and if you share with the world what you know to be poppy cock so that other people are aware as well and we all laugh at it together.

[00:18:08] We're kind of in a way in some way not always getting taking our power back just in terms of our emotional sanity.

[00:18:17] Does that sound like a nice justification for what we're doing here when it certainly is and this is actually in a cold principle as well.

[00:18:25] These people who seem to think they have such a lock on power in this world. They hate it when we laugh at them. They really do so this is not only therapeutic for us.

[00:18:36] It's also disempowering for the control structure. They hate it when they give you a serious news story and you laugh it off that's why so many times internet memes tend to get banned on certain websites or groups or things like that and they get all but heard about it.

[00:18:53] So at any rate it's not.

[00:18:56] It's not.

[00:18:56] Ouring for us it's disempowering for the power structure when we laugh at them. So what do we just look at this? The huge decision about abortion took up half of the screen for like a couple minutes and now look who crept in this Taylor Swift.

[00:19:14] She had to you know jump back onto the stage and take all the attention away from abortion.

[00:19:19] What Taylor Swift just taught J.D.D.D. and Donald Trump. So the Taylor Swift thing is about Donald Trump too.

[00:19:27] So anyway, I don't want you to do with anything but what else is up here? The Biden administration releases plans for a new minimum tax on large companies.

[00:19:37] What looks good to you?

[00:19:40] Let's see what Taylor Swift just taught J.D.D.D. Vance and Donald Trump.

[00:19:44] That's another thing. J.D. Vance. This guy seemingly seemingly came out of nowhere didn't he? But little do people realize that this guy is actually the builder bird pick.

[00:19:56] J.D. Vance. He went to builder bird 2017 and I think that's when they made an executive decision that at some point he was going to be a running mate for Donald Trump.

[00:20:05] He intentionally get to a higher office in this land. So you could book that up. He was he was an attendee at builder bird 2017 and I think he was to several different builder birds and he came to a lot of prominence shortly thereafter.

[00:20:22] He's a first term senator and all of a sudden now he's the vice presidential pick.

[00:20:26] This has all the same echoes of Barack Obama was the same thing with Obama. He was the builder bird pick. He was a freshman senator when all of a sudden he was thrust into the spotlight and was a presidential pick.

[00:20:42] Same thing, it's 80 vents all of a sudden it's just the different sides of the spectrum, the left and right paradigms.

[00:20:50] But it's all the same thing going on. So these are all the same types of things that go on all the time. So what do we got there, I see you.

[00:20:58] It was totally frustrating because I gave them my email address because it said, here's your free option and then after they collected my data.

[00:21:05] They told me that I had to do all these things in order to access the article and so then I just started googling what what does Taylor's would have to do with Donald Trump to try and get the article because as I just explained this article should be released on multiple platforms.

[00:21:20] I should be able to figure out what this is about. As you can see here, New York Times CNN, AP, Vanity Fair, they all have things to do with that.

[00:21:31] I guess from what I understand she came out and she endorsed Kamala Harris now, which is not a big surprise because this woman is famously known for her wrong decisions that she's made in life.

[00:21:42] In fact, she's made a living off of it and she's part of the billionaires club now by the way Taylor Swift is in case you weren't aware of that you don't get there accidentally you don't get there without a little help from above so certainly she's a compromised.

[00:21:59] Ascent for the power structure, let's put it up.

[00:22:02] I don't even know if compromised isn't the most accurate word that you can use because doesn't seem like she was just a construct from the beginning and when I say doesn't it seem like I don't actually know because I don't like I said I don't pay attention to anything.

[00:22:14] I've gotten to my head. I wouldn't be able to identify what her songs sound like, but all of these people that end up putting on these massive shows where it's just like this pop kind of lots of costumes and lights and.

[00:22:31] I don't even know does she play an instrument she does play an instrument doesn't she.

[00:22:35] I honestly don't know I can't even name a single one of her songs, but I do know she sells out concerts all over the world and people fly all over the world but go see your concerts and drop like mad money that I don't know where they get them money for this stuff all the honest.

[00:22:51] I mean that I've been getting it hard with the way the economy is lately everything the cost of everything's gone up exponentially I got five kids here at home.

[00:22:59] I'm going broke just keeping groceries on the table so I don't know where people get all this extra money to fly halfway around the world to see a Taylor Swift concert.

[00:23:08] They are there they're eating on TikTok they're the people are eating food on camera that time you make money apparently I don't know like these.

[00:23:21] I'm very in can't believe the nations in all my.

[00:23:24] What was that you haven't heard about that.

[00:23:27] I don't know if you're a real one of your.

[00:23:28] The whole the meme about people eating cats that the Haitian refugees in Springfield Ohio eat cats.

[00:23:37] How much that's probably not.

[00:23:39] I don't even want to believe that that's real.

[00:23:43] I'll tell you there is sadly something to that because apparently they were killing the ducks down in the park be heading them and taking them home and eating them so because that's how it is I guess where they're from.

[00:23:55] And they really didn't know any better and there's like 20,000 Haitian refugees or something in Springfield Ohio and some guy brought it up at the town meeting.

[00:24:05] At the council meeting the city council meeting about how these Haitians were they're not obeying the traffic laws they don't speak the language they're crashing into things I guess just last year or something.

[00:24:15] A Haitian driver drove head first into a school bus and killed like four kids or something and injured 20 others.

[00:24:23] And it's been a problem there for a long time and now they're out there in the park actually taking the ducks and the ducks are legit missing and people are reporting their pets missing and have claimed that they saw that they had their cats strung up at a tree and gutted like a deer or something because they were going to eat it.

[00:24:40] And I don't know if you can hold any stock in those reports being made but this actually got brought up at that presidential debate.

[00:24:50] That's how much that this stuff is influenced the culture in recent weeks and it's just laughable because this is not a serious conversation you would think we'd be having.

[00:25:00] But this is what was brought up at the presidential debate rather than talking about policy decisions or anything that they're going to do. They're talking about this stuff and it's ridiculous already.

[00:25:13] But this is the mentality that we have. So I guess the TikTok generation that's perfect for them.

[00:25:19] You know what I'm saying like those see something like that and that's why it catches their attention.

[00:25:23] And that's what they pay attention to. So it's one thing to the next but is that really thing people are making money just eating on TikTok because I'll tell you what I can pack down some snacks and I'll do it on camera people pay me.

[00:25:36] And you know I actually heard a story that there was a guy who was eating so much that he was getting really unhealthy. So people were saying mean things to him and saying that he was killing himself.

[00:25:49] And then really he kept posting videos of himself, gorging himself and being overweight.

[00:25:59] But in reality he was losing weight.

[00:26:03] So after two years of continuously posting these really like offensively you know unhealthy videos and everyone kind of like being addicted to him.

[00:26:12] He posted a video of himself skinny like one day and he's like the jokes on you everyone. I've been losing weight this whole time

[00:26:20] And just posting old videos over and over again. So people are pranking each other. That's another way to make money these days is if you prank, if you come up with a really great prank idea.

[00:26:31] Everyone wants to see slapstick comedy now. You know everyone wants to see you getting kicked in the balls or falling down or you know freestyle running parkour, risking your life.

[00:26:44] Everyone wants to see like oh look at this guy you committed suicide on a live stream or oh look at these you know here's an article five people who died taking a selfie.

[00:26:53] You know this is what people want to click on it. See him's well that's because we live in a death based culture. That's what's been going on in the world.

[00:27:03] All the ideas that are inherent in our culture are death based things right down to the very language that's been weaponized against us because you think about it. What is a corporation.

[00:27:12] It's based on the word corpse that's the etymology, the root of it corpse. It's a dead entity and that's what it's all about they want us in trapped in this straw man notion this dead entity notion

[00:27:25] In this world and they want us thinking all of those ways focused on the death based ideas all the time and it's about bread and circuses. So that being the case we always always always

[00:27:37] See this kind of thing going on in the popular culture but especially in the youth and the attention spans have been purposely shortened used to be the YouTube generation that were

[00:27:48] Advanced to the tick-tock generation so no longer are there 15 minute videos good enough now. It's got to be a 30 second video of the same type of things

[00:27:57] So stupidity being indoctrinated and

[00:28:03] Engineer to into society and we see it going on and it's the same thing and these are the people that will actually decide to get out there and vote for whatever reason because

[00:28:13] And in our team like Taylor Swift came out and said do endorse a certain person that this is the best thing you can do.

[00:28:20] And it's sad that that's what our cultures become but it certainly is.

[00:28:26] Yes, absolutely I closed the tab about Taylor Swift because I just didn't care about her or whatever she did but I opened up this new article.

[00:28:38] IVF in Ireland. So there's a woman living with HIV.

[00:28:43] Whatever that is who says she's been unable to access publicly funded IVF treatment in Ireland due to a lack of laboratory facilities.

[00:28:54] Ireland introduced free fertility treatment for eligible patients in 2023 including some treatments for people living with HIV.

[00:29:03] But currently there are no labs that can provide services for HIV positive women who require IVF as legally.

[00:29:11] There must be a separate storage facility for their samples.

[00:29:16] So I guess is this article saying that people with HIV feel that they're being discriminated against?

[00:29:23] That would kind of be the impression I get from it.

[00:29:25] Now a lot of it could be because I or women's actually a pretty small country and maybe they just don't have enough facilities to have something like that.

[00:29:33] Maybe there's just not enough of the population that falls in that category for them to worry about having that kind of a separate facility in place.

[00:29:41] Maybe she's the only one or maybe there's like three or four of them.

[00:29:44] I don't know but it seems to me it's the same old victimhood mentality that always gets touted in media because that's what they liked to push.

[00:29:53] It's all about who's the bigger victim here? Who is the one that is the minority in this situation?

[00:30:01] And it seems that everything's been flipped on its head. The minority is now the majority and of course, the bulk of the masses are the victim in the case here as we see.

[00:30:13] What else we got up there? Maybe we could actually click something on the news maps this time without having to put your email in and they collect your data and don't give you anything in return.

[00:30:22] Yeah, just clicked on another one here. This is a major soup company is changing its name after 155 years. So let's see what up come on.

[00:30:37] Let's see why would they be doing that? Campbells, soup, he, new jersey. Oh, these ads is changing its name to better reflect their diverse product offerings.

[00:30:51] Oh, it's all about diversity equity and inclusion, isn't it? Well, they can't even support you anymore I guess.

[00:30:57] What was that I guess they can't just call themselves a soup company anymore because they must have stews as well.

[00:31:06] Right. They own a lot of things actually.

[00:31:10] Well, yeah, there's it's there remind everyone here that they acquired these snack food brands such as pepper farm snipers of handover Cape Cod and others. So this is also an article that's kind of highlighting how everything is merging into this whole corporate.

[00:31:27] New world order giant mega corp. That's what it's going to be and well, that's what it already essentially is I mean there's only no more than about six major corporations that pretty much own everything.

[00:31:40] So when it gets down to brass tax, that's that's the nature of it. It's all about consolidation and it's all about this limiting of choices for people even though they disguise that as what they call diversity or equity or inclusion inclusiveness.

[00:32:01] They always always limit your choices in your options. So that's what happens. So now you have this one big giant company Campbell soup, which is no longer Campbell soup corporation.

[00:32:11] It'll just be Campbell corporation and they only use other products as well and they will limit your choices and offerings that are available in that way. Now you they don't have competition you see so if they have something that they don't want to make anymore and nobody else is going to make it.

[00:32:26] Then they just take it off the store shelves and you can't buy it anymore and you've lost that choice that option. So we see this all the time with these corporate mergers and stuff too and that's just an example in the food industry there I guess whatever we got here now.

[00:32:43] Well, I decided to go ahead and humor everyone with a political one because it was so much on news maps. And here's a quote from Trump when a prize fighter loses a fight the first words out of his mouth are I want to rematch Trump wrote in a post.

[00:33:03] So I guess he's trying to say that she only wants a rematch because she lost and wants to try again. And so what what's your take on that situation. I mean, I know you already talked about politics but we need to cover this once and for all on the public account report.

[00:33:24] Oh certainly well, I think. Honestly, I went through the process and I sat and I watched that debate simply because I felt the need I had to do so so that those of you out there listening now didn't have to suffer through that and that's two hours of my life I'll never get back.

[00:33:44] So through yourselves a favor it doesn't matter because they neither one of them answered a direct question at all. All it was was a bunch of name calling essentially and bringing up the dirt from the others passed and the the whole notion of

[00:34:03] The fact that neither one of them really had a logical answer for anything that they were asked they didn't have a solution. They didn't have a plan and they're just kind of skating by based upon where they were and who they are in the past.

[00:34:19] And the whole point that I took home from all of it is you have this woman up there who wants to be president now that nobody voted for.

[00:34:30] I don't want to brag or anything but I've won just as many presidential primary elections as Camilla Harris so.

[00:34:37] Rock your lace guns, but at any rate so you have this person nobody won even in the last election cycle she was dead last nobody wanted her and now all of a sudden she's the greatest thing since sliced bread in the news media and everybody's on the left is finding over her and thinking all these wonderful things and it's so.

[00:35:00] And so happy that's that's how they try to present this administration to people this this running administration of Harris and her vice presidential pick.

[00:35:10] Who by the way is another train wreck.

[00:35:14] But at any rate they're trying to present them as the happy alternative and it like people are eating this up especially I guess the young liberal minded voters the old blue hairs of the world you know who I'm talking about but.

[00:35:28] It's it the whole debate was just a debacle entire thing wasn't even worth the time because you came away with scratching your head with more questions than answers.

[00:35:38] And anything else and I mean the highlight of the whole debate is talking about the Haitians eating cats you know, so.

[00:35:47] I don't think a second debate between the two is going to do any good and good let's be honest nobody's going to change their mind about who they were deciding to vote for based upon that.

[00:35:57] And in my view I think the whole voting situation is just a big colossal joke on all of us anyway, but that's beside me.

[00:36:05] Yeah, I totally agree that the debate seemed pointless now. I remember when I was a kid at least they did a good job brainwashing me into thinking that they mattered.

[00:36:14] But now it just seems like a silly formality because now people are so religious about the team that they're on either red or blue.

[00:36:24] But there is no point in even having a debate because nobody is going to change sides because of it to be this late in the game, especially if they are so invested in voting at all.

[00:36:40] Because you have to believe in the fact that you have a choice and that someone is going to do a good job and that someone's going to help everyone and that this is the answer to everyone's problems.

[00:36:49] So if they already believe that, then they're just following for everything, put blind and sinker.

[00:36:55] Yeah, and you see that on both sides because you have the same argument on the other side of the spectrum to it's both sides.

[00:37:01] That's the thing you have your right wingers who are thoroughly convinced that if Trump wins everything is going to get fixed, the economy will get better.

[00:37:09] And yeah, the economy might get slightly better but there's going to be other things that are going to hit the fan. Remember this is a guy that brought us the vaccines for the the COVID and the lockdowns and everything that went with it is whole operation warp speed and now we're seeing the ramifications of that coming to fruition just as those of us early on predicted.

[00:37:30] And he's the one that was responsible ultimately for that, but yet these people still support him and it seems like the guy could do no wrong.

[00:37:38] And then it's the same thing on the left as long as they have democrat by their name, they could do no wrong. They're right on every single thing all the time and the other guys media and it's just it's the dividing conquer mentality is the whole.

[00:37:51] And then they're going to be a way to get a point of view and I'm saying the same thing.

[00:37:55] I don't understand why and they continue to go about doing the same things over and over again, which is the definition of insanity doing the same thing and expecting different results.

[00:38:09] And we see time and again, we're the American people or the ones that get screwed.

[00:38:14] Right? And people always seem to forget that every four years it flips again. And so even

[00:38:21] if it seems like something changing, oh, we have someone in office and it looks like there's a new

[00:38:26] something new on the horizon. It's only going to be four years and then something's going

[00:38:31] to change all over again by changing out these administrations over and over again. They can

[00:38:35] in the subtle way, be controlling the overall outcome over a longer periods of time. So you're

[00:38:42] looking at these increments of four years when maybe there are specific goals that are happening

[00:38:47] in increments of every 25 years or so. Absolutely. And what you need to remember is behind the scenes

[00:38:55] that people actually run and things are not these puppets that they put up before you. The

[00:39:03] scapegoat figure and here's a tieback to the occult again. This is your scapegoat. This is the one

[00:39:09] that is supposed to take all of the direction of the negative energy. This is the one that they put

[00:39:16] up there to deflect that too. And in the meantime, the people that really pull the strings do whatever

[00:39:22] they want behind the scenes and further their agenda behind the scenes. Well this guy or this woman

[00:39:28] whoever it may be at the time takes the blame for it and takes all the hate from the side

[00:39:33] that is in opposition to whatever it is that they're trying to pull off. And you'll notice

[00:39:38] that some of the most leftist ideologies and leftists agendas are the ones that get put forward

[00:39:45] when there's a right wing president and vice versa. And most of the right wing

[00:39:51] leaning types of ideologies and agendas get promoted when there's a left wing president.

[00:39:57] And there's a very real reason for that because people aren't paying attention to that.

[00:40:02] Because they're so vested in this team mentality, this tribalism mentality that they just don't

[00:40:10] see through the facade and understand what's going on. And this is how we get worked all the time.

[00:40:17] So at any rate, that's the whole message with all of that. But did you want to move on to something

[00:40:23] other than political theater? Yeah, I had an article up before that talking about how Nass and

[00:40:32] might be on its way outside was curious and I clicked on it. And they talked about you know lack

[00:40:37] of funding and because of private sectors in Yadia, Yadia, but we've been seeing this for a long

[00:40:42] time-wane that Nassah has to go somewhere else and things need to move on to a different name

[00:40:49] because when all of the deception fraud and fakeery is exposed, and Nassah is going to take

[00:40:55] the blame for it, it will no longer be a big player or be something of the past. Kind of like

[00:41:01] the difference between the League of Nations and then what did it become after that? The United

[00:41:06] Nations like things need to change the name just like we're talking about with these corporate

[00:41:11] mergers. Let's say that we find out that Campbell's soup was involved in a heinous crime well,

[00:41:18] well that was Campbell's soup. We're just Campbell's. Like IG Farvin or Moncanto,

[00:41:24] just that way you mean oh well that's the same company oops yeah that's exactly your

[00:41:31] correct on all of that and maybe it's the same thing with the whole Nassah the Barcle. Of course they

[00:41:37] love their fake space stuff don't they? But here's a further example of the dumbing down of America

[00:41:43] everything now is going to be called X because it's all controlled by Elon Musk so it's space X.

[00:41:49] Instead of Twitter it's X what's his other companies? I think even named one of his kids X like

[00:41:56] X 23 or something stupid like that it's more examples of the dumbing down of America.

[00:42:04] So let's make it a simplest possible Nassah being four letters that's not simple enough let's do space X

[00:42:10] because people could remember X and they're again is your tieback to the occult because X is a

[00:42:16] symbol representing Saturn and of course it goes on and on and on but I digress on that point what

[00:42:23] else we got here in the lovely news maps. Oh I think that I have a new article came here this is a nice

[00:42:32] device of a device of time. Yeah plants are trying to kill you why carnivore influence

[00:42:41] or is claim we should eat only meat. A growing crowd is hawking beef lattes and jumping on sticks of

[00:42:49] butter with something one time vegetable conspiracy theories experts wore their diet is un-sustainable.

[00:42:57] Okay let me weigh in on this I'm going to give my two cents on the matter. I believe that everybody is

[00:43:05] bio individual and based on what we might consider genetics or epigenetics or the environment

[00:43:13] that we grew up in or the culture that we grew up in or our level of vaccine damage and autism

[00:43:19] is going to influence what foods we are able to eat and what is going to help us to maintain a good

[00:43:27] mineral ratio and part of everyone being different could even just have to do with astrology

[00:43:34] and so everybody has to practice eating all different sorts of things when they are young

[00:43:40] and figure out what works for them. I personally know what foods I need to eat if I want to lose weight.

[00:43:47] I know what foods I need to eat if I want to build muscle. I know what foods I am going to choose to eat

[00:43:54] if I ever you know get you know pegged with some kind of strange diagnosis. I've done my own

[00:44:00] personal research on what not only I agree with but also what I can put up with and of all these crazy

[00:44:09] options and also it has to do with what you like and when you enjoy your food it really really

[00:44:15] helps you to absorb it. I truly believe that because when you are smelling it and loving it it's

[00:44:23] stimulating your salivary glands and the more that you salivate the more that you're going to digest it

[00:44:29] so that's my justification for being on my seafood diet eat what I see and like and want

[00:44:37] I'm joking there. I'm really I'm a super true there and I'm a super you know I judge everything

[00:44:42] and I totally disagree with any kind of preservatives but I also do detox methods in case

[00:44:48] preservatives get into me because we are in a full full spectrum attack for depopulation in the way

[00:44:56] of chem trails and GMO and medicine and everything so that's it. So I can say and I shouldn't

[00:45:08] even entire stick of butter and drink a beef latte. If someone was being a bad scientist about being

[00:45:19] keto and high protein high fat and if you're seriously not going to ever be eating carbs which

[00:45:25] is an invert to sugar if you really are in cut ketosis and maybe you're working out so much

[00:45:32] and like running laps and doing a triathlon maybe for maybe there isn't individual out there

[00:45:41] that they are referring to who did make something with a stick of butter or maybe they even

[00:45:47] freakin ate the stick of butter maybe and now we're going to have to wait 20 to 30 years

[00:45:53] to find out if they die faster than the other person

[00:45:55] who disagrees with them, right?

[00:45:57] Where we have our goal is to live long enough

[00:46:01] to see who dies first and who lives the longest

[00:46:05] and who made the best choice.

[00:46:07] I'll tell you what, like some of these things

[00:46:09] they come off with.

[00:46:10] A lot of this is designed just to make people

[00:46:13] who question the mainstream narrative look ridiculous.

[00:46:16] This is one of those things,

[00:46:17] much like the whole conspiracy theory claiming

[00:46:20] that all the birds were replaced with surveillance drones.

[00:46:24] I love that one, that one's funny to explore

[00:46:26] that they recharge on the power wires by the way

[00:46:30] through their inductive coils that are their claws.

[00:46:33] So this is the same kind of thing right here.

[00:46:37] Now there is an actual agenda attached

[00:46:41] to veganism that I have seen out there

[00:46:45] and this does once again surprise,

[00:46:47] heart and back to the occult.

[00:46:49] Because all of this goes back to the archetype of cane

[00:46:52] and able.

[00:46:54] And if you know anything about the occult,

[00:46:56] you know those people in positions of power

[00:46:58] in this world, they reverence the lineage of cane

[00:47:01] and they like to identify themselves with the lineage

[00:47:04] of cane because these are the ones

[00:47:06] that they refer to as the philosophers of fire.

[00:47:10] These are the ones who see themselves as having

[00:47:13] the divine right to rule.

[00:47:16] And of course we have this whole agenda that has come out

[00:47:21] pushing this vegan nonsense

[00:47:23] and all of these plant-based substitutes

[00:47:25] and now you have, well, hidden back on the other side

[00:47:28] making ridiculous claims like this now too.

[00:47:32] You see how they control both sides

[00:47:34] of any given argument in order to steer things

[00:47:37] in a direction that they want.

[00:47:40] And of course, they will try to make

[00:47:42] the middle ground to that.

[00:47:44] Sound as attractive as possible to people.

[00:47:47] And what is that middle ground?

[00:47:48] Well, you will eat the bugs according to the cloud's shrub

[00:47:50] because they have to have these alternatives

[00:47:53] to proteins because don't you know

[00:47:54] the cows farting or destroying the earth.

[00:47:57] It's causing global warming.

[00:47:59] Sorry, climate change they call it now.

[00:48:01] It was global cooling and then it was global warming

[00:48:04] and then it was smog and then it was acid rain

[00:48:06] and now it's climate change.

[00:48:08] So they have all of these different things

[00:48:10] they go through and this all of course relates

[00:48:12] to their agenda 2030 and all the green nonsense

[00:48:16] that they always push.

[00:48:18] But they have to control the other side too

[00:48:20] in order to make all this stuff look as ridiculous

[00:48:23] as possible so that people's minds shut down to it.

[00:48:28] That's what it's designed to do.

[00:48:29] So I do find that funny.

[00:48:32] Yeah, indeed.

[00:48:34] I have an article up here about a baby

[00:48:37] who needed to have half of the brain removed due

[00:48:41] to a rare disorder.

[00:48:42] So in this case, it could be that the brain removal

[00:48:47] is not poppy cock and it could be

[00:48:50] that in this unfortunate situation,

[00:48:52] this is one of those scenarios where Western medicine

[00:48:56] is going to help this baby survive.

[00:48:59] And that's fantastic.

[00:49:01] But I do question the highlighting of the situation

[00:49:05] to make it such popular news for it to show up on news maps

[00:49:08] because I feel like people are being socially engineered

[00:49:12] to accept their body parts and organs being removed

[00:49:17] as a normal thing in order to bring in the normalization

[00:49:22] of this transhumanist agenda.

[00:49:24] What do you feel about my assessment

[00:49:26] of this article and its veracity and purpose on news maps?

[00:49:32] Winner, winner, chicken dinner to get back on the meat train here.

[00:49:37] But pun intended there.

[00:49:38] But certainly, yes, I agree.

[00:49:40] We've seen all of this.

[00:49:42] We see the normalization in the media

[00:49:44] of all of these different health disorders

[00:49:46] and all of these different problems people have.

[00:49:49] And of course, you always have on social media

[00:49:52] if you look there.

[00:49:53] There's always these people touting this next big cure.

[00:49:56] And that was actually a segment we did here

[00:49:58] for the longest time in the Bobby cock report.

[00:50:00] The cancer cure.

[00:50:02] Remember?

[00:50:03] So there's always things like that out there

[00:50:05] because we've got such a prominent issue

[00:50:07] and they're trying to normalize people accepting that

[00:50:10] to being an accepted part of human existence

[00:50:13] from time immororial.

[00:50:14] They want people to lose all these conditions

[00:50:16] have been with us all the time.

[00:50:19] And now it's only through modern science

[00:50:21] that we can find cures to that when that's not the case.

[00:50:24] It's only in the modern era that many of these diseases

[00:50:27] emerged and they don't want you to catch onto that.

[00:50:31] So they always dangle that carrot before you.

[00:50:33] We have the cure and it always invariably leads towards

[00:50:36] this transhumanist notion of things.

[00:50:40] I just looked up what is the new cancer cure for 2024?

[00:50:44] Like, it's like a fashion statement.

[00:50:47] And let's see here.

[00:50:49] I copied him pasted it but it was too long for me to...

[00:50:52] It says, Sun Voser to nib was granted

[00:50:56] a breakthrough therapy designation from the FDA.

[00:50:59] Oh, great.

[00:51:00] The FDA approved it so it must be good.

[00:51:03] A first line treatment for a specific type of lung cancer.

[00:51:06] The FDA accepted a new drug application

[00:51:08] of SH201 for review as a potential treatment

[00:51:12] for certain forms of leukemia and other cancers.

[00:51:15] So that it's funny to me

[00:51:17] that they really do have like a new cancer cure

[00:51:20] coming out all the time.

[00:51:21] Crow recently asked me to look up for him

[00:51:23] so I did the research and there's over 300 cancer treatments

[00:51:27] out there.

[00:51:29] It gave me clinical treatments.

[00:51:31] It's a multi-billion dollar industry cancer treatment

[00:51:35] and it's none of them are a cure.

[00:51:37] That's the whole problem.

[00:51:39] There is no cure and they'll tell you

[00:51:40] and all these things that are crippling society right now.

[00:51:45] Oh, there's no cure.

[00:51:46] There's no known cure for this but we have all these

[00:51:49] various treatments that cost you to examine

[00:51:51] on a dollar's all the time

[00:51:53] and the insurance companies will only pay for so much.

[00:51:56] And it's shameful that that's the way that things have gotten.

[00:52:00] There's no real cure is out there.

[00:52:01] Medicine is not what it's cracked up to be in the modern era.

[00:52:07] Something terribly wrong happened with our medical system

[00:52:12] and it's not helping people to get healthy.

[00:52:15] It's not about curing people.

[00:52:17] It's about making money on people's ailments

[00:52:23] on the suffering of people and it's become a whole industry.

[00:52:28] Absolutely.

[00:52:29] I really feel like the body is a healing machine

[00:52:32] and it should under normal circumstances

[00:52:35] as nature intended should be able to heal itself

[00:52:38] from almost anything, you know,

[00:52:40] with the exception of like an arm growing back

[00:52:43] and amputated arm or something like that

[00:52:45] and if you remove the body of pollutants and toxins

[00:52:49] and give it the nutrients that it needs,

[00:52:52] it will do it just like in the same way

[00:52:54] than when I scrape my knee

[00:52:55] I'm just even amazed that it will just heal itself

[00:52:59] by all by itself.

[00:53:01] I mean, if you get a horrible burn

[00:53:04] or like a horrible laceration they'll say,

[00:53:06] you know, get some protein in you to help with

[00:53:09] the healing process but even if you don't eat the protein,

[00:53:12] if you want to be a rebel and be anti-protein,

[00:53:16] your wound is probably still gonna heal

[00:53:18] unless like we were discussing,

[00:53:20] your body is in a process of like barely trying to survive

[00:53:24] because it just isn't getting what it needs

[00:53:26] and it's got too much crap in it.

[00:53:28] So I think that that is basically the cure for cancer

[00:53:32] which is cleaning your liver

[00:53:34] and being able to eliminate the toxins

[00:53:37] because I feel that a tumor is actually a process

[00:53:40] trying to isolate some kind of problem going on in the body

[00:53:44] so you can't just cutting out the tumor

[00:53:46] isn't getting the root problem.

[00:53:48] It's because the body is not able to expel something

[00:53:51] that it wants to expel,

[00:53:53] but I wanna go through, since this is the POPPY COCK report

[00:53:55] and I since I did look it up,

[00:53:57] I have here the different forms

[00:53:59] of pharmaceutical treatments that are available

[00:54:01] that in my opinion are probably not going to be helpful

[00:54:06] to humanity but this is the billion dollar industry.

[00:54:09] First, there is chemotherapy

[00:54:13] and these are drugs that kill fast growing cancer cells

[00:54:16] and I can come up with a whole bunch of names

[00:54:19] I've heard over the years for chemotherapy

[00:54:21] but right now at this moment,

[00:54:24] the popular chemotherapys are called Doxorubusin

[00:54:29] and Paclettaxel

[00:54:32] and then there's targeted therapy

[00:54:34] which are drugs designed to target specific molecules

[00:54:37] that promote cancer growth

[00:54:39] and that's imitinib and trust to zoomab

[00:54:44] and it's so interesting to me Wayne

[00:54:46] because they did studies to decide

[00:54:50] which molecules they decided do promote cancer growth

[00:54:55] so in their thinking,

[00:54:57] they just have to stop those molecules

[00:54:59] but shouldn't they be looking at

[00:55:02] what is causing those molecules to be generated?

[00:55:06] Wouldn't you think that those specific molecules

[00:55:08] that promote the cancer growth

[00:55:10] are related to something different such as a pollutant

[00:55:15] or some kind of deficiency

[00:55:18] and then there's immunotherapy

[00:55:19] which are drugs that help the immune system

[00:55:21] recognizing destroy cancer cells

[00:55:24] like temporal, lizzumab and divalumab

[00:55:27] a lot of labs here

[00:55:29] and I won't, okay, I forgot how long listless was.

[00:55:32] I'm sorry but there's,

[00:55:34] I won't go through it so specifically

[00:55:36] but then there's hormone therapy

[00:55:38] and then there's something called biosimilers

[00:55:40] and so they're just experimenting on people at this point.

[00:55:45] I mean, don't you think

[00:55:46] that you could literally come up with anything now

[00:55:48] and show it to be somewhat similar

[00:55:51] in some way to another chemotherapy

[00:55:53] and just kind of tweak it, change it a little bit,

[00:55:56] come up with a weird word, add the word,

[00:55:58] map onto it

[00:55:59] and you can conduct an experiment

[00:56:01] on a massive sample of humanity

[00:56:05] who either has been diagnosed with cancer

[00:56:07] or someone who's afraid of getting cancer

[00:56:10] and they want to be involved

[00:56:12] in the study that has to do with preventative measures.

[00:56:15] Well, certainly they have all of those different approaches

[00:56:19] to this but the one they've been touting very heavily recently

[00:56:22] is the use of nanotechnology

[00:56:25] in order to deliver specifically

[00:56:27] to cancer cells, specific drugs

[00:56:31] to eliminate these certain molecular structures

[00:56:34] that they're talking about.

[00:56:36] And of course this lens itself directly

[00:56:38] to the notion of transhumanism once again

[00:56:42] it always always ties back to the same couple of things.

[00:56:46] So that'd be in the case

[00:56:47] you gotta keep that in mind.

[00:56:49] It's a whole industry designed around this stuff

[00:56:52] and they don't really care about finding

[00:56:55] what they consider to be the cure to cancer.

[00:56:58] It's all about these different treatment options.

[00:57:00] Now there aren't people out there in the medical field

[00:57:02] that do legitimately try their very best

[00:57:06] to figure out causation and everything along with this

[00:57:10] but when you're taught the wrong foundations,

[00:57:13] the wrong foundational principles

[00:57:16] for dealing with this stuff

[00:57:17] or understanding how and where it comes from

[00:57:19] then you're going at it with false assumptions

[00:57:21] and if you go at it with false assumptions,

[00:57:25] you oftentimes do not directly address the root of the problem

[00:57:28] and that's what I think what goes on a lot with this stuff.

[00:57:33] So that being the case with this

[00:57:37] we have all of these different approaches that they take

[00:57:41] when in the reality of all of it

[00:57:45] there's cancer cells that exist

[00:57:47] in everybody's body all the time

[00:57:48] and this has to do with a concept

[00:57:51] that the cells in your body are what are called

[00:57:53] pleomorphic and they'll change

[00:57:54] based upon what they're exposed to

[00:57:56] if they're exposed to different toxins

[00:57:58] or different things like that.

[00:58:01] Then they will alter

[00:58:03] and this is how cancer cells grow

[00:58:05] and they understand this and they'll admit this

[00:58:08] they'll tell you this in the mainstream medical literature

[00:58:11] but still they don't look at

[00:58:13] what exactly is it that caused this cell to mutate

[00:58:16] and become cancerous and to grow exponentially

[00:58:18] the way they do and form a tumor or some such thing.

[00:58:22] So when you go at it from that approach

[00:58:26] with false assumptions about it

[00:58:28] and you're not taking into consideration

[00:58:30] that there has to be some kind of an outside trigger

[00:58:33] that helps bring about this causative factor

[00:58:37] and you're just looking at reversing the process

[00:58:40] rather than addressing the root of the problem

[00:58:43] then we get into all of these different drugs

[00:58:46] and formulations that they come up with

[00:58:49] and certainly I don't claim to know

[00:58:50] the cure to cancer, I sure don't.

[00:58:54] But I would suspect that it's probably a lot closer

[00:58:58] to nature than what our modern science would like you to believe

[00:59:02] they come up with all these different compounds

[00:59:05] and formulaes that they put together

[00:59:07] with these drugs that cost billions of dollars

[00:59:10] in research and development to produce

[00:59:13] and then they got to make a profit on it

[00:59:15] and that's what they're more concerned with.

[00:59:18] So you're not getting the best of the best

[00:59:20] with these types of treatments, let's put it that way.

[00:59:23] But I hold the opinion that Alapathic medicine

[00:59:27] does have its time in its place

[00:59:29] and it does have its uses and in many regards

[00:59:32] it can save lives and help people.

[00:59:34] The only problem is our medical system has forgotten

[00:59:38] about the other forms of medicine, things like homeopathy,

[00:59:42] things like natural pathy, things like that

[00:59:44] that do exist, things like the Ayavurdeic medicine,

[00:59:48] Chinese medicine, all of these things

[00:59:50] that have been shown through the course of time to work

[00:59:53] and have had benefits associated with them.

[00:59:58] Whole health, the problem is it's all Rockefeller medicine now

[01:00:02] which is the Alapathic system that we have

[01:00:04] but I'll get off my soapbox about that now.

[01:00:08] Well, you've done so much research about health

[01:00:11] and your knowledge is amazing, which is why I have enjoyed

[01:00:15] the past hour with you so much.

[01:00:17] I don't know how much time you have.

[01:00:19] We actually forgot to discuss how long our show

[01:00:21] was gonna be tonight.

[01:00:23] How are you doing?

[01:00:24] Oh, I'm good.

[01:00:25] I didn't realize we were on for a full hour already.

[01:00:28] Let's go, go, go.

[01:00:29] Here, I mean we could go a little bit longer.

[01:00:30] It's been a long time since we've done one of these soap.

[01:00:34] And I have an article up here

[01:00:37] and this article is successfully freaking me out.

[01:00:41] So it's definitely doing its job with the fear porn

[01:00:43] so I'm getting my dope dose.

[01:00:45] This is the article that did it for me already.

[01:00:49] The first time I'm scared, but apparently there was a flight

[01:00:53] where the pilots just had to slam on the brakes

[01:00:55] and not take off to avoid colliding with another plane.

[01:00:59] And it wasn't too long ago

[01:01:01] that I remember that people were reporting some issues

[01:01:04] with certain kinds of planes.

[01:01:06] I don't know if it was a Boeing.

[01:01:07] There were some kind of plane that was provably

[01:01:10] having issues.

[01:01:11] So I've seen these situations leak into the media

[01:01:15] about problems with planes.

[01:01:17] I don't ever remember this being a thing

[01:01:19] when I was younger, I always had so much faith

[01:01:22] in airplanes even after 9, 11.

[01:01:27] I wasn't scared of like the actual plane itself, right?

[01:01:31] And of course I, you know, the various human beings

[01:01:36] could do things.

[01:01:37] But these ideas about them screwing up

[01:01:41] with their system of telling people

[01:01:42] when they can take off or planes falling apart,

[01:01:45] like a window falling off or a door opening,

[01:01:48] these things are scary.

[01:01:51] So do you think they are ramping up problems

[01:01:53] with planes in reality?

[01:01:55] Or psychologically in the minds of people

[01:01:58] to get them to be scared of travel perhaps,

[01:02:01] to get people to stay in their 15 minute cities?

[01:02:03] Do you think that's part of the agenda here?

[01:02:06] I would say it most certainly is because like,

[01:02:09] you have a bit older than you are, Rosanna.

[01:02:12] I don't remember they're being all these problems

[01:02:14] with airplanes in the past.

[01:02:17] Like all of a sudden, just the past couple of years,

[01:02:19] it's a thing now where they're having all these issues

[01:02:22] with maintenance and everything else.

[01:02:24] And I think it is just to scare people

[01:02:26] into not traveling so much.

[01:02:28] They want us to stay in our own little box.

[01:02:32] And certainly we've seen that engineered in this society

[01:02:35] the past several years here,

[01:02:37] in the 15 minute city notion is a real agenda

[01:02:41] they've been pushing and promoting.

[01:02:43] They certainly want that.

[01:02:44] Why do you think they want everybody

[01:02:45] to have like electric vehicles?

[01:02:47] It needs to have a kill switch.

[01:02:49] So they can turn it off when they want.

[01:02:50] They don't want you traveling too far.

[01:02:52] They don't want you to have that range.

[01:02:54] They don't want you to be able to travel freely.

[01:02:57] They want to keep you in control

[01:02:59] in this little tight knit area.

[01:03:02] And certainly it's like an open air prison

[01:03:04] that we do live in and that's what they're pushing

[01:03:06] more for with these 15 minute cities.

[01:03:09] And I think this engineering fear

[01:03:14] into people's minds bit is all part of it.

[01:03:20] So certainly, certainly I do see that being probably

[01:03:23] the primary reason for those stories.

[01:03:31] Sorry, I was muted.

[01:03:33] All right, so we agree.

[01:03:35] Okay, let's move on here to another one of my tabs.

[01:03:38] I have the associated press here

[01:03:40] to move away from News Maps.

[01:03:42] And I noticed I actually,

[01:03:44] I've not mentioned or we forgot

[01:03:45] to discuss the fact that Hurricane Francine just came

[01:03:48] through and hit us last night.

[01:03:51] And our power was out from 930pm until,

[01:03:56] I don't know, I feel like it was 4pm.

[01:03:58] It was whenever I texted you to say it finally came back on.

[01:04:02] And you see this guy here in the middle.

[01:04:05] Before we lost internet

[01:04:07] because the power went out but our phones worked for a while.

[01:04:10] And I was looking up YouTube live streams

[01:04:12] to try and see what the damage was in other places.

[01:04:15] And so this guy in this picture,

[01:04:17] apparently he happens to be an e-armor.

[01:04:21] But when he looked out his window

[01:04:24] when this car was driving by during the hurricane,

[01:04:27] he noticed that the car got stuck under a bridge.

[01:04:30] And then the cops got there

[01:04:31] and the emergency vehicles got there.

[01:04:34] But he just acted fast

[01:04:37] and he ran out there with a hammer

[01:04:39] and he hammered the person's window

[01:04:41] and pulled them out and saved their life

[01:04:45] because when their car got stuck,

[01:04:47] he saw the water was slowly inching up

[01:04:50] and so they needed to get out of that car fast.

[01:04:53] And so that was a good feel good story

[01:04:55] and I felt like it was a true story.

[01:04:59] I believe it's not popping up.

[01:05:03] Well, it's good to have true stories

[01:05:05] and they do do that once in a while.

[01:05:08] That's how they keep people vested

[01:05:09] in what they're telling them.

[01:05:11] That's how they keep people trusting

[01:05:14] what they're presenting to them.

[01:05:16] And we all have this.

[01:05:17] We all have our local news stations and stuff like that.

[01:05:21] They give it to local flare

[01:05:21] and they do tell you some of the true things

[01:05:23] that are going on in society.

[01:05:27] And that's part of how they get you to buy into what,

[01:05:32] what's being sold there.

[01:05:34] But much of their stories

[01:05:35] that they come especially on the national level

[01:05:37] all come from these newswire services

[01:05:39] which is the centralization of how news gets disseminated

[01:05:43] in case people aren't aware of that.

[01:05:44] And you've done entire shows on that in the past

[01:05:47] on Cretreville 7 radio and other places.

[01:05:51] So newswire services are how the news gets disseminated

[01:05:55] and they use the local area new stations to do that

[01:06:00] with their local flare.

[01:06:02] And that's how people get emotionally attached

[01:06:05] into the news stories because they are familiar

[01:06:08] with their local news reporters

[01:06:10] and they trust them.

[01:06:12] They have this mode of come up trust with them.

[01:06:14] So they wouldn't tell you a lie and it's an emotional thing.

[01:06:18] It's very slick psychological play they use

[01:06:21] to hook people into believing the one of the things that they do.

[01:06:25] So you could actually look up clips on YouTube

[01:06:27] in other places of news reporters from all across the country

[01:06:31] saying they're made of the same exact script

[01:06:33] in their own local flare.

[01:06:36] And this is gone on.

[01:06:37] This is a very dangerous for our democracy.

[01:06:40] I'm sure people who are listening to this have heard that

[01:06:43] seen that before.

[01:06:45] But that's how it gets done.

[01:06:46] It's because of newswire services.

[01:06:49] And certainly they do throw in some feel good stories

[01:06:52] and true stories once in a while to keep people on the hook.

[01:06:56] They certainly do.

[01:06:58] Well, is there anything else here on the screen

[01:07:00] that you see that you'd like to look at

[01:07:01] because I've been picking almost all of them this whole time?

[01:07:07] Let's see.

[01:07:11] I'm not seeing anything that's really jumping out

[01:07:14] that we haven't really discussed much of some of them.

[01:07:19] My eyes aren't what they used to be.

[01:07:21] How about this new mini moon is being captured

[01:07:23] by planet Earth?

[01:07:25] Gotta get some space nonsense in there.

[01:07:28] Ooh, okay.

[01:07:29] Yeah, let's look at that.

[01:07:30] The mini moon.

[01:07:32] Well, let's see here a new mini moon.

[01:07:36] Oh no, it's one of these situations.

[01:07:39] You see what I'm dealing with here?

[01:07:42] Oh no.

[01:07:44] Oh no, how are we ever gonna know about the mini moon?

[01:07:47] What's going on with the mini moon?

[01:07:52] Oh, Earth's mini moons.

[01:07:55] Mini moon.

[01:07:57] She's a vegetarian.

[01:07:58] Sorry, that's very moon.

[01:08:00] Oh look, I kind of, I passed it with a little paragraph here.

[01:08:04] It's from the New York Times.

[01:08:05] Look, I cracked the code.

[01:08:07] The asteroid's past motion suggested

[01:08:09] this possibly a piece of ejecta from an impact

[01:08:12] on the moon says Paul Chodas.

[01:08:15] Hold.

[01:08:16] Last name.

[01:08:17] That's the one that you're from the near Earth.

[01:08:19] I just wanted to bring up Poppy.

[01:08:21] I could all do it, doesn't it?

[01:08:24] The direct one.

[01:08:25] The direct one.

[01:08:26] The direct one.

[01:08:26] The direct one.

[01:08:26] And the show is.

[01:08:28] What is going on?

[01:08:30] That is the first.

[01:08:30] All right, let's be this in but headed me coming out now.

[01:08:33] All of us.

[01:08:34] Chodas.

[01:08:34] You're happy.

[01:08:35] Your name's Chodas.

[01:08:38] He said Chodas.

[01:08:40] The director of the Center for the New York Object Studies

[01:08:43] at NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory.

[01:08:45] In other words, Earth's new mini moon

[01:08:47] could be a miniature fragment of the actual moon.

[01:08:52] So now we have to figure out which part

[01:08:54] of the moon this little fragment came from.

[01:08:59] Oh boy, I'm too much.

[01:09:02] This is a non-story.

[01:09:04] Much more than that.

[01:09:06] So maybe there's a rock.

[01:09:07] I don't know.

[01:09:09] It could be it's a miniature fragment

[01:09:11] of the actual moon.

[01:09:12] It's a mini moon.

[01:09:14] Oh, okay.

[01:09:15] So it is a rock, a mini Earth, then by that logic.

[01:09:19] It's what we say that.

[01:09:25] Oh, what happened?

[01:09:26] Rose, are you there?

[01:09:29] Oopsie, Daisy's.

[01:09:30] I accidentally closed their tab

[01:09:32] and now I came back with your avatar.

[01:09:34] So let me see if I could.

[01:09:35] Yeah, there's two of me.

[01:09:36] One has a very feminine voice

[01:09:37] and the other one's a very masculine voice.

[01:09:40] That's the main here I am.

[01:09:44] That's better.

[01:09:46] All right, so let's see here.

[01:09:47] Let's go back to news maps.

[01:09:50] I feel like maybe we shouldn't be surprised

[01:09:53] that almost everything is about politics

[01:09:55] and Trump and I even felt like we talked about it

[01:09:58] like more than necessary.

[01:10:00] Like any talk of it is like,

[01:10:02] oh my gosh, how much of this like can I take?

[01:10:05] But yeah, that's pretty much everything that's there.

[01:10:07] And I don't know if there was another source

[01:10:09] you wanted to glance over.

[01:10:10] If we should look into these little tiny corners more.

[01:10:12] A new report raises concerns, okay,

[01:10:14] I clicked on that.

[01:10:16] Man may have discovered super exciting ancient meteor

[01:10:19] crater just by looking at Google maps.

[01:10:22] Well, how about we all done that?

[01:10:24] And then at 650 foot suit,

[01:10:28] Let's check out this one here.

[01:10:30] Ooh, tsunamis.

[01:10:32] See, this isn't stuff people are concerned

[01:10:33] with politics and space nonsense

[01:10:36] and weather related stuff.

[01:10:39] 650 foot tsunami.

[01:10:41] Where's this app?

[01:10:44] Let's see here.

[01:10:46] It's in Greenland.

[01:10:49] Greenland four made waves lasted night.

[01:10:52] They're saying that there was big waves for nine days,

[01:10:56] big what?

[01:10:57] Oh, I had big waves in the field.

[01:11:00] I think it made me that's just clickbait anytime

[01:11:02] that you use the word tsunami.

[01:11:04] People just like imagine whatever movie they saw

[01:11:08] with a tsunami that was probably much bigger

[01:11:10] than what they actually look like.

[01:11:12] Yeah, whatever movie starring Harrison Theord.

[01:11:15] Right?

[01:11:16] I just put bigus news.

[01:11:18] Let's see if anything else comes up

[01:11:20] that might be interesting under biggest news.

[01:11:22] Bigus news, okay.

[01:11:23] It's a fresh trum, Laura Loomer.

[01:11:27] Laura Loomer.

[01:11:28] Oh, a 9-11 conspiracy theorist?

[01:11:31] Ooh, she spread 9-11 conspiracy theories.

[01:11:33] It's probably, she's probably right.

[01:11:35] I would say what is Laura Loomer.

[01:11:38] Who is this chick?

[01:11:39] I remember her to her.

[01:11:40] Donald Trump mingled and posed for pictures.

[01:11:45] With, oh, I thought he,

[01:11:46] he, they were gonna say with her.

[01:11:48] With firefighters on Wednesday, blah, blah, blah, blah,

[01:11:51] what about the girl who's the conspiracy theorist?

[01:11:54] Yeah, what's up with that?

[01:11:56] I'm looking for the girl.

[01:11:58] I'm not seeing anything about her.

[01:12:02] Okay, so she went there,

[01:12:03] asked why she joined Trump for his Patriot Day.

[01:12:07] Maybe I just don't have the patience.

[01:12:09] Okay, here she says.

[01:12:11] I don't understand what the issue is about me going

[01:12:13] to an 9-11 memorial.

[01:12:15] In fact, the people who've read it,

[01:12:16] President Trump at the memorial were very happy to see me

[01:12:19] and they said thank you for coming.

[01:12:22] Oh, okay.

[01:12:23] I've never denied the fact that Islamic terrorists

[01:12:26] carried out the 9-11 terrorist attacks.

[01:12:29] Oh, my gosh.

[01:12:30] She's not a real 9-11 conspiracy theorist.

[01:12:34] She's a fake, 9-11.

[01:12:36] Oh, no, no, no.

[01:12:37] She's a real 10-11.

[01:12:38] Of course, they can't even put the real deal in there.

[01:12:41] You know what I mean?

[01:12:42] They can't even have somebody say anything

[01:12:45] that goes against the official narrative

[01:12:48] in any way, shape or form.

[01:12:51] I'll tell you, this is more about making people

[01:12:55] who question authority sound like they're mentally unstable

[01:12:59] or something or that it's just ridiculousness

[01:13:03] and there's nothing to it.

[01:13:04] But certainly we're lied to at every angle

[01:13:07] by the news media.

[01:13:09] So, that being the case, they always have to present

[01:13:13] some type of a figure there to represent those conspiracy

[01:13:16] nuts that we are and make them look foolish and silly.

[01:13:21] And that's all this is in my view.

[01:13:23] It's really kind of a non-story.

[01:13:25] It's a clickbait.

[01:13:27] That's a lot of these articles are clickbait

[01:13:28] and that's why people click on them, I suppose.

[01:13:32] I know, that's why I maybe like news maps.

[01:13:36] I mean, actually I got to that article

[01:13:38] by clicking the biggest news right now

[01:13:40] and that's from CNN so that wasn't even news maps.

[01:13:43] What are the top five?

[01:13:45] What okay, what are the trends right now?

[01:13:47] I don't know any of these things.

[01:13:50] How interesting.

[01:13:51] Can you please tell me how many of these things

[01:13:55] you're familiar with, okay?

[01:13:56] Let me go through them

[01:13:58] and then when I'm done, I'll tell you

[01:14:00] and you tell me what sounds familiar

[01:14:03] because I don't know any of these things.

[01:14:04] Oh no, I lost the...

[01:14:06] Oh no, don't lose that.

[01:14:07] I was curious to see what are these trends

[01:14:09] because I probably don't know any of them either.

[01:14:11] Okay, Rahul Gandhi.

[01:14:15] Washing?

[01:14:17] A different Gandhi.

[01:14:20] Okay, I do.

[01:14:20] One mask.

[01:14:22] A Yushman Barat Scheme spelled SCHEME,

[01:14:28] James Scheme.

[01:14:31] Kolkata Dr. Rape Case.

[01:14:34] Oh my gosh, I read that as this last name

[01:14:36] but no, his name is A Yushman Barat.

[01:14:38] Okay, okay, Kolkata Dr. Rape Case,

[01:14:41] Jared Isaacman, US presidential debate,

[01:14:46] Sunil Gavaskar and Teklias.

[01:14:52] Okay, Teklias.

[01:14:53] Okay, that one sounds like normal words.

[01:14:57] You know what I mean?

[01:14:58] With that one, I can kind of understand that.

[01:15:01] All the other stuff you were saying

[01:15:03] sounds like all kinds of foreign names

[01:15:05] and stuff like that

[01:15:06] and things that I have no clue about.

[01:15:09] So let's go with Teklias.

[01:15:11] Major Tek corporations are probably letting people off.

[01:15:14] That's what I would guess is going on.

[01:15:16] That's probably why it's trending

[01:15:20] because you know, the economy is so good in everything.

[01:15:23] So I would companies like people love it.

[01:15:28] Okay, so US presidential debate also sounds like normal words.

[01:15:35] It's kind of normal words

[01:15:36] but the whole presidential debate itself was not normal.

[01:15:39] So Australia way from that,

[01:15:41] I think we talked enough about that

[01:15:43] but certainly I don't know any of those other things

[01:15:46] and those are the trends, huh?

[01:15:49] I'm gonna, I'm gonna copy and face this thing here.

[01:15:55] The official website of a USHMAN Barat Digital mission.

[01:16:01] That's you.

[01:16:03] Thank you.

[01:16:05] Thank you.

[01:16:05] It's taking a long time to lose

[01:16:07] and this must be a really serious website.

[01:16:09] Oh, it must be a really serious,

[01:16:11] if we're talking about it here

[01:16:13] and what was that name again?

[01:16:14] Could you repeat that?

[01:16:15] Okay, a USHMAN Barat.

[01:16:18] Bless you.

[01:16:19] I mean, seriously, that's what you're sneezing.

[01:16:22] This is great.

[01:16:24] I might have to have you repeat that again

[01:16:25] because my brain just won't comprehend it.

[01:16:27] I can't repeat it.

[01:16:29] I mean, it's okay, let me read this paragraph.

[01:16:33] A USHMAN Barat Digital mission aims

[01:16:35] to develop the backbone necessary

[01:16:37] to support the integrated digital health infrastructure

[01:16:40] of the country.

[01:16:43] It's interesting.

[01:16:44] I have a bunch of different stakeholders

[01:16:46] of healthcare ecosystem through digital hallways.

[01:16:49] So now that I explain that, Wayne,

[01:16:51] I bet you have something to say about that.

[01:16:54] Well, most certainly do this is all about

[01:16:56] the centralization of all your medical records

[01:16:58] and all of your biometric data,

[01:17:00] all of your credit data, all of the data

[01:17:03] about you, everything centralized in one place

[01:17:06] in one utility and of course,

[01:17:09] they have to have some ridiculous name

[01:17:11] to the thing that I can't pronounce

[01:17:12] because now I can't really adequately talk about it

[01:17:15] because people will ask me, what are you talking about?

[01:17:17] And I can't name what this is.

[01:17:19] But I could tell you,

[01:17:20] this is the centralized resource

[01:17:22] for collecting all of your genomic data,

[01:17:24] your biometric data, everything they know about you

[01:17:27] in a central location so that they can apply

[01:17:29] a social credit score to you at some point.

[01:17:33] So we're looking at with that.

[01:17:35] Of course, it's got a ridiculous name.

[01:17:37] And that's on par with like

[01:17:43] the stars that I always try to get

[01:17:45] to say the names of what is it?

[01:17:48] Zerabel's Shinobi and Shinobi or something like that.

[01:17:52] It's a subanelle.

[01:17:53] Now Shinobi, there you go.

[01:17:55] And Zubanelle, Shimali.

[01:17:58] Yes, I always try to get Cro to say those

[01:18:01] because I just find them funny.

[01:18:03] It's the same thing here.

[01:18:04] I can't, my brain can't process that name for some reason.

[01:18:08] I guess I'm just terribly, terribly American.

[01:18:12] Like I only speak English.

[01:18:14] Years must have seen like this.

[01:18:16] Terribly America.

[01:18:18] No, Terribly American.

[01:18:20] There you go.

[01:18:22] I was like,

[01:18:22] Rahul Gandhi, it's really boring.

[01:18:24] He's a politician and he just tried to help America

[01:18:27] and India be close and strengthen bond.

[01:18:30] But then people found what he did controversial

[01:18:33] and it's triggered outrage.

[01:18:35] So that was not interesting.

[01:18:37] Well, in strict, like rape, slur, be joke here

[01:18:39] or this is politically correct anymore.

[01:18:42] Can you do that?

[01:18:43] Never mind.

[01:18:45] Never mind.

[01:18:46] The doctor, the rape, you do.

[01:18:48] They'll probably take it down for that.

[01:18:50] So I can't do that.

[01:18:51] Probably.

[01:18:53] The Kolkata doctor rape case is exactly what it sounds like.

[01:18:56] So let's do Jared Isaacman.

[01:19:00] He's an American entrepreneur and pilot.

[01:19:05] Let's see what I'm seeing.

[01:19:07] Why is he trending right now?

[01:19:10] Oh, he's also a fan.

[01:19:12] He's a fan.

[01:19:13] He's in there.

[01:19:13] He is a philanthropist and a commercial astronaut.

[01:19:17] Don't figure that nice.

[01:19:19] He's the founder of Drake in International

[01:19:22] a private, private, Air Force provider.

[01:19:25] Oh, that's not here.

[01:19:27] And CEO of Shift for payments.

[01:19:29] A payment processor.

[01:19:31] As of September, 2024, his estimated net worth is 1.9 billion

[01:19:38] with a B.

[01:19:39] And he's two years younger than me.

[01:19:43] Isn't that nice and look at the ears on him?

[01:19:47] Yeah, I think it's something about that.

[01:19:49] We can get something called an auto-plasty

[01:19:51] and auto-plasty that you do when you get your ears pinned back.

[01:19:56] Well, I don't know.

[01:19:57] So now you're telling me so in astronaut,

[01:20:00] this guy's an astronaut.

[01:20:01] Now he's done what a spacewalk now is because he's a billionaire.

[01:20:06] That's how we could do that.

[01:20:08] Amazing.

[01:20:09] If younger than me, I'm old.

[01:20:13] So, but at any rate, that's in more space nonsense.

[01:20:17] Of course, to the forefront here.

[01:20:20] Yes, yes, yes.

[01:20:20] Of course, a trend would have to do with a commercial astronaut

[01:20:23] billionaire.

[01:20:24] And then now let's look at this is the last name

[01:20:27] that we didn't know who they were.

[01:20:30] Sunil Gavisgar, we're gonna find out.

[01:20:32] I haven't even been looking at the track.

[01:20:33] They probably been telling us who these people are.

[01:20:35] Oh, he's an Indian cricketer.

[01:20:40] Oh, the power of the Indian National Cricket Team.

[01:20:45] So let's see, let's be more specific.

[01:20:47] Why is Sunil Gavisgar in the news?

[01:20:53] The score sounds like a villain from like a bad Disney

[01:20:56] movie or something.

[01:21:01] The business of India bashing.

[01:21:05] Sunil Gavisgar slams Michael Vans.

[01:21:10] I don't even read this.

[01:21:12] It's just he has said the business of bashing India

[01:21:16] has to be countered with aggression.

[01:21:19] Oh, this is some drama that I'm not familiar with.

[01:21:22] Yeah, but apparently, Gavisgar,

[01:21:24] that is kind of a villain name, if he's calling for violence against

[01:21:27] people that, you know, bash India for some reason.

[01:21:31] I guess I don't know.

[01:21:33] They've made a nice moon landing thing last year.

[01:21:35] You remember that?

[01:21:36] The arcade basketball machine.

[01:21:38] They landed on the moon.

[01:21:41] I can't remember, maybe it's because I'm so busy being outraged

[01:21:45] about all of the India bashing.

[01:21:47] I mean, it's bashing India.

[01:21:49] India is absolutely fantastic.

[01:21:52] I can't imagine.

[01:21:53] We're with India.

[01:21:56] There are lovely people there in India.

[01:21:57] I don't know why anybody would be bashing them at all.

[01:22:00] I really don't.

[01:22:01] And I was unaware that it's that much of a problem that a professional

[01:22:05] cricket player would come forward and call for violence against those who

[01:22:09] would have had food.

[01:22:11] It must be a serious problem, right?

[01:22:14] He didn't say violence.

[01:22:15] He said aggression.

[01:22:17] Oh, it's crazy.

[01:22:18] Sorry.

[01:22:18] It's like aggression.

[01:22:20] Difference.

[01:22:21] Wagging the finger, you know.

[01:22:23] It's pre-violence.

[01:22:26] That's what aggression is.

[01:22:28] Pre-violence.

[01:22:30] But I don't know.

[01:22:31] I guess it's a problem.

[01:22:32] Gamma scar.

[01:22:33] Listen to Gamma scar.

[01:22:34] I will tell you how it is.

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[01:26:26] Is there anything else you wanna leave the audience

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[01:26:49] Awesome, all right, everyone out there.

[01:26:51] I hope you have a great night.

[01:26:52] I hope you enjoyed this episode of the Poppy Copperport

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[01:27:26] Good night.