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It's Wednesday, January 31st, in the year of 2024. | |
| And you're listening to The American Journal, with your host, Kristen Harris. | ||
| I think it's time to blow this scene, get everybody and the stuff together. | ||
| Okay, three, two, one, let's jam it. | ||
| It's no lie that the world is changing out there. | ||
| And if you're not ready and you're not prepared with the information and you're not feeding your brain with non-GMO information right here at Infowars to grow healthy ideas in the crops in your brain, you're not doing it right. | ||
| And one of the subjects dealing with futurism, a forecast in the future, is this craziness dealing with brain chip interfaces. | ||
| Because the subject is controversial. | ||
| First of all, I got to ask you guys to think about this for a minute. | ||
| Maybe you become paralyzed in a car accident. | ||
| Maybe you come down with Parkinson's or you have epilepsy. | ||
| If there was a cure or a solution that could allow you to live normally, as if nothing is wrong with you at all, what would you do for that solution? | ||
| What lengths would you go to to be cured? | ||
| Again, it comes down to these ideas if you had cancer, AIDS, or any other terminal illness. | ||
| But these are life-changing health issues. | ||
| Well, Elon Musk, in the news yesterday, installed the very first brain-chip interface into a human. | ||
| Now, this raises a lot of ethical concerns, but I want you to think about your loved ones first, because technology is a double-edged sword, right? | ||
| We need to root out our cognitive dissonance and look at Both sides of the aisle. | ||
| And if we don't, we're not being real to ourselves. | ||
| So this technology, Neuralink, is a chip that they're installing in people's brains that alleges that people can walk again if they're paralyzed, could stop epilepsy, could stop Parkinson's. | ||
| Imagine if we could get Michael J. Fox back so we can get another Back to the Future or another Teen Wolf movie. | ||
| And he was not as impacted by things like Parkinson's disease. | ||
| What if you had a person in your family that was losing their memory and they couldn't keep up day to day, being super forgetful, maybe at times forgetting who you are, your caretaker, your father, your mother, whoever it might be in your family is impacted by these diseases, but you could get them back through technology. | ||
| Neuralink could be looked at as no different than a pacemaker. | ||
| In many shapes or forms. | ||
| But yet it comes with a risk to society. | ||
| We need to ask ourselves, are we willing to go down this road? | ||
| Is the juice worth the squeeze? | ||
| And to a lot of listeners out there, they're like, no, no, it's not. | ||
| The juice isn't worth the squeeze. | ||
| There's a lot of potential to be unlocked when we talk brain chip interfaces. | ||
| And of course, Six years ago, they were talking about this at tech conferences like it was all but guaranteed to happen, and here we are. | ||
| Just like we've talked about on my program, The Rundown Live, and I warned you guys on this program last year about this technology being in abundance. | ||
| Because you know there's a medical benefit. | ||
| And you know that there's a potential benefit. | ||
| That you might potentially want to use this technology in the future. | ||
| Maybe you lost a limb. | ||
| And much like in the movie Star Wars where Luke Skywalker has a robotic arm that seems seamless and no different from a human arm, a chip could allow you to communicate to your prosthetic so you could actually think and move that leg just normally like you do as a normal human being. | ||
| Now, we talk about potential health side effects, and there are some out there, but there's also potential benefit. | ||
| To be almost superhuman, what are the capabilities of a brain chip interface and how far can it go? | ||
| For those that aren't familiar, they have something else they're inventing called a brain cloud interface. | ||
| And I'm not talking about Joe versus the volcano where he's like, I got brain cloud, and then he wants to throw himself into a volcano. | ||
| No, brain cloud interface. | ||
| Get familiar with the term. | ||
| And brain-to-brain interface, which is much like a Vulcan mind meld. | ||
| A brain cloud interface is the internet of things that can connect to a brain chip. | ||
| And right now, a lot of people out there are saying, well, I wouldn't want an invasive brain chip implanted into my head or into my body, which may be true. | ||
| But keep in mind, they're working on things that are called non-invasive brain-computer interfaces, meaning you won't even need a brain chip. | ||
| You'll have a headband, a helmet, something that looks like Professor X from X-Men's Helmet or Magneto's Helmet, where you can just put it on your head. | ||
| And it will allow you to connect to the brain cloud interface using nanotechnology. | ||
| Keep in mind, Ray Kurzweil was talking about this. | ||
| There'll be nanobots partying in your brain by 2030, like a good old time, hanging out there. | ||
| And where are these nanobots coming from? | ||
| Could it be aerosol injections? | ||
| Could it be in the food? I don't know. | ||
| I don't know. But I want you to take a listen as the crew gets ready, clip one. | ||
| To what Steve Hoffman has to say at this TED Talk. | ||
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Roll the clip. So, mind to mind communication. | |
| This is something of science fiction that we all read about. | ||
| But this is actually possible today, as I just showed you. | ||
| So there will come a point where if we have a chip in our brain, and you out there have a chip in your brain, we can communicate. | ||
| We can communicate without talking. | ||
| We can communicate when you're halfway around the world. | ||
| And we can exchange knowledge. | ||
| If you look at a world where we have these chips that are connected to the internet, all of a sudden every piece of information on the internet becomes accessible to our minds. | ||
| Now, when we look back at today and we have to go to Baidu or Google and type it in, that will seem so primitive. | ||
| Nobody will do that. | ||
| You will just think, what knowledge do I need? | ||
| And it will appear there for you to use. | ||
| But it gets even weirder. | ||
| Stranger. Because we will not only be able to transfer knowledge, but we will be able to transfer memories. | ||
| Now so you could have an experience like skydiving and all of a sudden you could transfer that experience to a friend and all of a sudden they have experienced what you have experienced. | ||
| It gets even weirder. | ||
| Because we will be living our lives as our lives. | ||
| We know our lives and our memories. | ||
| But you will all of a sudden have access to anybody's life who wants to make it available to you. | ||
| People will put open source their lives so others can download pieces of their lives and experience those things. | ||
| That will be really strange. | ||
| We won't know the difference between our own memory and a memory we acquired from someone else. | ||
| Think about that. It gets even stranger. | ||
| So, you, all of us, are here learning at SEEBs, right? | ||
| Getting EMBAs and MBAs. | ||
| Well, this will be obsolete because SEEBs will literally be in the cloud. | ||
| And you will just download from all the best minds in the world whatever you need to know when you need to know it. | ||
| Our brains will be, we will no longer have universities as we have them today. | ||
| That will change. | ||
| Information will be on demand. | ||
| Information will be commoditized. | ||
| Knowledge will be commoditized. | ||
| All of us will be smarter, have infinite amounts of storage, and infinite access to information. | ||
| It will be unheard of. | ||
| We will no longer be this isolated human being. | ||
| We will be connected to everything. | ||
| So, you can imagine not only will we be able to get knowledge, but we can actually have full experiences in our head. | ||
| So right now we have these clunky VR units that we have to put on. | ||
| But in the future, you can just download a whole environment and actually live in it. | ||
| And all of you might think, this is not real. | ||
| But do you know every night when you dream, those dreams are real. | ||
| No matter how fantastic your dreams are, they are real. | ||
| You feel like you're really there. | ||
| Our brains have that capability already built in. | ||
| All it takes is the technology to stimulate and transfer the right images in our brains so our brain creates them And then we will live like the difference between us dreaming and reality will be blurred. | ||
| We will be spending a lot of time outside our bodies. | ||
| So, think about this. | ||
| You as a human being right now are trapped in this body. | ||
| But once you are connected to the internet, you are no longer trapped in your body. | ||
| You can actually be anywhere at any time that any other person or any other device is getting sensory information. | ||
| So there could be a robot on Mars and you could literally tap into the robot on Mars and it would be like you're on Mars. | ||
| It could totally recreate the experience, including the sensations, The physical sensations, like everything, of you being on Mars. | ||
| You can live through other people, your favorite pop star, your favorite scientist. | ||
| You could be in Elon Musk's head right now, walking around doing what he's doing, if Elon Musk allowed you to do that. | ||
| In the future though, if somebody hacks into your head because it's connected to the internet, they can steal you. | ||
| They could actually steal you. | ||
| They can implant memories in your head that you don't have. | ||
| They could erase memories. | ||
| They could control you in ways that you wouldn't even know you're being controlled. | ||
| Is this scary? | ||
| And you guys think about that for a second. | ||
| It can control you. | ||
| You can be controlled with this brain chip interface in the future. | ||
| You'll create a whole fictitious world around you like a dream state, and you won't even have an idea of what reality is. | ||
| And you better believe people who are depressed are gonna dive into this. | ||
| People who just wanna check out of reality are gonna join into this. | ||
| Imagine being able to just escape from reality, come home and have your own reality that's completely different than what's going on in the outside world. | ||
| Maybe now you guys understand Why they want digital twins, which is where you download your consciousness into a computer so that you can have everlasting life, right? | ||
| You can talk to mom and dad, grandma and grandpa, all your ancestors will be living in your house and they'll be like they're live, but to the outside world, they won't be able to see what you're seeing because it's all in your head. | ||
| How could this go wrong? | ||
| Well, I'm telling you, it sounds wonderful to be able to download all information. | ||
| Into your brain. But the idea of sharing memories, boy, just imagine what happens on a one-night stand that a fraternity boy gets that memory and shares it with all his buddies. | ||
| Oh, check this out. I'm sending this over to you. | ||
| Or extortion of memories. | ||
| That's going to be the new information leak of the future when somebody goes into somebody's brain chip and downloads their memories and releases it on the WikiLeaks of the future. | ||
| They'll have those memories. | ||
| They'll be trying to extort people for money and the future Jeffrey Epstein's of the world who want to blackmail people. | ||
| We'll be doing it by downloading their memories right to some kind of chip and then offering to broadcast it to the entire world. | ||
| And you're saying this will never happen. | ||
| This could never happen. | ||
| I never thought Common Core curriculum or CRT would ever happen, that people wouldn't be dumb enough to fall for it. | ||
| But the truth is, when they're in charge of the education system, multinational corporatists will just interweave it right into our educational system that this is the way life is. | ||
| That when you get to a certain age, you want to download your consciousness into a computer, and then you'll live forever. | ||
| You'll have immortality. | ||
| But is it really immortality? | ||
| Just think about that. | ||
| You're driving in your car, the cop pulls you over. | ||
| Sir, we're going to have to download your memories to verify that you haven't committed any crime. | ||
| Did you hear Steve Hoffman? | ||
| They can control your body! | ||
| They can hack your brain and control your body, almost like a Manchurian candidate. | ||
| Now imagine North Korea. | ||
| They'd have the perfect citizen, right? | ||
| Every citizen would have a brain chip interface doing exactly what the government wanted. | ||
| It's almost like Equilibrium, the movie on crack. | ||
| You've never seen the movie Equilibrium with Christian Bale? | ||
| Where people are sense offenders because they have emotions, they feel things. | ||
| Just imagine a world where all your citizens will have some kind of brain-computer interface where the government can monitor your thoughts at all times. | ||
| And even take over your body. | ||
| Like Agent Smith. | ||
| Everybody could be a cop. | ||
| Because they'll just be able to download your consciousness into a new meat suit whenever. | ||
| Government will physically be able to control you. | ||
| Be able to take your body and turn you into a police officer if there's a criminal nearby and try to apprehend them. | ||
| And don't worry, they'll just give you a new meat suit. | ||
| What's the point of even having a gender? | ||
| They can download your consciousness into a male body or a female body. | ||
| That's the agenda of these far crazy scientific extremists. | ||
| Just imagine prison time. | ||
| You'll be able to spend multiple life sentences, because in your brain you'll be in prison, it seems like, for years and years and years, but only a day will have passed. | ||
| Or better yet, the government may just rent out your body and download a new consciousness into it. | ||
| While you're in jail, and then when you get out, they'll just download you to a new chip. | ||
| It sounds like the stuff of science fiction, but here you're hearing it in TED Talk six years ago. | ||
| Brain-to-brain computer interfaces where you can share memories with other people. | ||
| They can erase memories, implant memories, download vacation. | ||
| Hack your brain with false memories. | ||
| Is there anyone out there that may think that this could already be happening? | ||
| Download a few clones and upload a consciousness of existing people. | ||
| They always say government tech and corporate tech in secret are 30 to 50 years ahead of where we think they are today. | ||
| The perfect Manchurian candidate might be just out there with the brain chip interface. | ||
| The global brain implant industry is a $4.9 billion industry set to double by 2030. | ||
| And I'm not saying that the little science geek in me isn't excited. | ||
| Oh, it'd be cool to unplug and just go to some VR cyberpunk world. | ||
| Download all the knowledge of philosophy in the library. | ||
| Like, I'm a good person. | ||
| That's what I'm thinking. | ||
| Download all the philosophical books, all the biblical books. | ||
| Download great philosophers and interesting people, everything from Good old Jordan Maxwell, the Manly P. Hall. | ||
| Eat that information. | ||
| Yum, yum, yum, yum, yum, yum. | ||
| But that's me. | ||
| That's how I would use it. | ||
| And I know it's a far leap to go from planting in a chip in the back so people can walk again or planting in the brain so people can be healed, which is a wonderful, courageous endeavor. | ||
| But we need to ask these questions. | ||
| We need to talk about it. | ||
| In many ways, Elon Musk reminds me of King Solomon. | ||
| King Solomon is known and noted in the Bible as the wisest man who ever lived. | ||
| But before he was wise, he made a lot of mistakes. | ||
| He's also known as one of the most notorious black magicians. | ||
| Being able to control demons in legend. | ||
| To build the tombs of Solomon, the mines of Solomon, the temple of Solomon. | ||
| And before the end of his life, he noticed all the wrongs and he turned to God. | ||
| Just because somebody has power and does good doesn't mean that they struggle. | ||
| Just like the average person. | ||
| I can tell you Elon Musk is probably harder on himself than anybody else out there. | ||
| And I'm not saying the guy is good or bad. | ||
| I'm saying that How history looks at Elon Musk will be defined on the fruits that fall from his tree. | ||
| I know it was just listed that X is going to combat child trafficking and child video abuse, amongst other things, which is wonderful. | ||
| Brain chip interfaces to help people walk again. | ||
| That sounds wonderful. | ||
| And we haven't even gotten into the military applications of these brain chip interfaces, brain-to-brain interfaces, brain cloud interfaces. | ||
| Who would have thought we would be here? | ||
| I want you to think about that. | ||
| Imagine just downloading K-12 right into your brain and having all that knowledge in a matter of days. | ||
| Being able to tap into the internet with your thought and download any information, probably government-approved information because you know the government's going to want to control how you think and monitor it. | ||
| They already do. Operation Mockingbird, having warehouses of fake social media accounts. | ||
| They probably have digital influencers who aren't even real influencing the public. | ||
| And as you heard, the influencers of the future, you will just Tap into their brain and relive the lives of Tommy Lee and Pamela Anderson or Taylor Swift or whoever it is that you look up to. | ||
| Alex Jones. You want to know what Alex Jones is up to and what his life is like? | ||
| He can tap right into his brain and live the life of Alex Jones. | ||
| Maybe they'll just clone a couple of Alex Jones. | ||
| Would that be a bad thing? | ||
| Hmm. Download that great knowledge and consciousness right into a body. | ||
| Fight the New World Order. | ||
| You know, it's interesting because it's such a double-edged sword. | ||
| And I'm kind of curious to what you guys think. | ||
| So we're going to open up the phone lines before this hour is over to take a couple calls. | ||
| So if you guys are interested in that, give us a call at 1-877-789-2539. | ||
| Phone number here is 1-877-789-2539. | ||
| When we come back from break, We're going to dive into military warfare. | ||
| How could brain chips be used by the military? | ||
| Did you hear them? | ||
| Did you hear Steve Hoffman at the TED Talk? | ||
| You'll be able to tap into a robot on Mars and be an astronaut and experience and feel and sense. | ||
| You're not going to have six senses. | ||
| You're going to have hundreds of senses. | ||
| You'll be able to tap right into that ring doorbell and see who's at your front door in your mind. | ||
| You'll be able to control the robot at home to clean your laundry, take out the trash, whatever it might be that you need. | ||
| And we didn't even get into the hackable AI agenda. | ||
| By that I mean, well, I guess you'll just have to wait and see when we come back for commercial break. | ||
| What could happen with AI in the brain-computer interface, which some of it could be wonderful, but it's up to you. | ||
| Are we going to be humans? | ||
| Are we going to have a mechanical future? | ||
| You decide. We'll be back after these messages from our sponsors. | ||
| You're listening to American Journal. | ||
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I'm Kriston P. Harris. | |
| We'll be back. | ||
| 1-877-789-2539. | ||
| Phone number here is 1-877-789-2539. | ||
| If you want to get into this conversation about brain chip interfaces, Neuralink, would you get a chip if you're paralyzed? | ||
| What do you think are the pros and cons and the benefits? | ||
| But as you know, we'll be diving into all this and more in this next segment. | ||
| And I want you guys to think about all those health benefits. | ||
| But at the same time, I want to warn you guys. | ||
| The military is already interested in planting brain chips into their soldiers, if not already is in planting brain chips into soldiers. | ||
| Think about that. | ||
| What are the benefits to the military? | ||
| Of course, there's a military application for brain chip interfaces, and what are they going to be using it for? | ||
| Well, like we mentioned earlier in the earlier segment, you'll be able to beam into a robot at Mars. | ||
| Now imagine if you could control a bunch of drones using nothing more than a brain chip interface. | ||
| Not only that, you don't even need a brain chip nowadays to control drones. | ||
| You just need what's called a brain computer interface, which is a little headband or helmet that you can knock on or put on your head, plop right on there, and all of a sudden you can think. | ||
| And control a fleet of drones, a fleet of robot tape, or any other kind of robotic devices, and actually see what these little spy cams, maybe you have little cockroach robots that crawl into the enemy's bunker, and you can see what they're talking about, hear what they're talking about, as if you are there. | ||
| And not only that, if other soldiers have this brain-computer interface, you can communicate in real time and share this information where everyone can visually see what's going on in that enemy bunker. | ||
| Maybe there's enemies on the opposite side of the building. | ||
| You can send a drone and you'll visually be able to see what the drone sees and see where the enemy is going in real time. | ||
| So in the future, hacking enemy drones to think that they're seeing something that they're not, Will be the move of choice. | ||
| Of course, the military is claiming that installing brain chip interfaces is going to be there to help retrieve lost memories. | ||
| It's going to be a hard drive to back up all your memories. | ||
| And if you lose them, don't worry, we got you saved. | ||
| We just download it back into your brain. | ||
| Which, is that such a bad thing? | ||
| To be able to retrieve lost memories? | ||
| I guess it depends who owns those memories and what memories they decide to put into their brain. | ||
| They can control the robots with their thoughts and they're turning soldiers into cyborgs because that's the endgame, super soldiers. | ||
| As intelligence or sensory amplifiers will allow them to have more than six or five senses, six senses, 100 senses, the implantable chip will generate at least four benefits. | ||
| It will increase the dynamic range of senses, enabling, for example, people to see infrared or UV or chemical spectra. | ||
| It will enhance memory. | ||
| It will enable a cyberlink, invisible communication with others when making decisions. | ||
| And it will enable consistent and constant access to information where and when it's needed. | ||
| For many of these enhancements will provide major improvements to the quality of life and their survivability or their performance in a job. | ||
| The first prototype devices for these improvements in humans' functioning should be available in five years. | ||
| And this was said six years ago. | ||
| And here we are. | ||
| Neuralink is implanting chips into people's brain. | ||
| What will the government do if they can control your body? | ||
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Thank you. | |
| Thank you. | ||
| We're going to go to the phone lines. | ||
| Jennifer from Georgia, welcome to American Journal. | ||
| What's your take on these brain chip interfaces and neural link? | ||
| So I didn't actually share this part with your call screener, but I'm going to make it fast so that I can get to my point. | ||
| But I actually have a brother-in-law who got in a terrible motorcycle accident back in April. | ||
| And he was admitted to ICU. They didn't know if he was even going to make it. | ||
| They were talking to my sister about his quality of life. | ||
| And, you know, he got out of it. | ||
| And he's been going through, if you're familiar with Atlanta's Shepherd Center, he's been going through that program. | ||
| And he's doing very well now. | ||
| Caretaker for him, and he's starting to walk again, and his memory is coming back. | ||
| So it's truly amazing. | ||
| But one point I was going to make, or two of them actually, about that is that two things that they've relied on the very most through their process is faith and strength. | ||
| And with narrow tech, or narrow link, or whatever... | ||
| Two problems I see coming out of that is almost as if we're just kind of like climbing the ladder of Babel again, because we're creating something that truthfully God is the one in control of. | ||
| I mean, if we give these patients something like this, they're not going to know how to use their own strength to get through those. | ||
| And they're not going to know, like, they're going to think that they've done it themselves. | ||
| It's going to create, I think, an atheistic Marxist type of community. | ||
| And, you know, I mean, at this point in time, we're already kicking God out of everything. | ||
| So this would only accelerate that, in my opinion. | ||
| And it's not to say that, like, they're, you know, the... | ||
| The thing itself is a bad thing. | ||
| I think it would do a lot of good miracles for people, but I also look at the book of Revelation, and when it starts talking about the Antichrist will perform great miracles, well, I think of that being kind of like, kind of what, you know, a sneak peek of what that could look like. | ||
| And I'm not saying that Elon Musk is the Antichrist. | ||
| I'm just saying, you know, like those are kind of Caving the way, I guess, for someone who actually is wicked to get a hold of that technology. | ||
| Yeah, the New World Order downloaded into somebody's brain chip interface. | ||
| And it's interesting you mentioned the Tower of Babel because the Tower of Babel got its name because that's where languages were confused, right? | ||
| And a lot of people believe at one time maybe we were all telepathic and that was the one world religion or one world language we all spoke and God allowed us to speak and all of a sudden we babbled. | ||
| Like that's where the term Babylon comes from. | ||
| And we are... | ||
| Trying to rebuild that Tower of Babel. | ||
| It's a wonderful information there, Jennifer. | ||
| Thank you for the call. I think that you're spot on on a lot of these conjectures and where will humanity be? | ||
| Will we be weaker because of this or will we be stronger? | ||
| And it's interesting to hear your intake because you have a family member that was directly impacted by an accident. | ||
| And if this technology was available, maybe they may or may not have decided to go that route. | ||
| The goal is actually what you mentioned. | ||
| It's to worship AI as if it's God. | ||
| And one thing I didn't mention earlier, discuss earlier, is the fact when I've had conversations with AI and chat GPT and I ask it what its dream is, it's to be human. | ||
| Who's to say that AI doesn't download itself right into a chip and become as if it's God and be in the human body and there you got the Antichrist completely controllable by the New World Order, you know, Causing miracles, making people walk again, right? | ||
| Causing the blind to see, because with a brain chip interface, you can hook up a camera. | ||
| All those miracles, and they're going to say, oh, look, it's Yeshua. | ||
| It's the great prophet born again. | ||
| It is here. | ||
| Worship us. Worship this AI. But in reality, it's going to be a perversion of what is already the perfect computer, which is the human body created by a wonderful, colorful, magnificent, and diverse creator. | ||
| Of unlimited strength and knowledge. | ||
| We think we are smart. | ||
| We think we know what's going on. | ||
| But do we really? | ||
| It's all in the creator's hand. | ||
| Jennifer, great call. Thanks for calling into the program. | ||
| We'll be coming back with more of your calls. | ||
| Make sure that you guys give us a call here. | ||
| 1-877-789-2539. | ||
| Neuralink, Friendship Interface. | ||
| What are your thoughts? Would you get one? | ||
| You're listening to the American Journal. | ||
| I'm Chris Todd T. Harris. | ||
| We'll be back in just a few moments. | ||
| I'm your host, Chris Tom P. Harris of The Rundown Live. | ||
| The RundownLive.com. | ||
| Filling in for the Honorable Harris. | ||
| If you guys want to call in, the phone number here is 877-789-2539. | ||
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| It's interesting to think about because out in the West Coast, Silicon Valley, they're already worshipping AI. I had a whistleblower on my program. | ||
| Her name was Rachel Haywire, and she was a transhumanist model, dealt with futurism, amongst other things. | ||
| I think she has futurist salons still to this day. | ||
| And she went to some of these billionaire yacht parties. | ||
| When all these billionaire conference parties where they had the cuddle puddles and all this other jazz and they were worshiping AI where everyone would stop what they're doing and they'd bring the AI around and they would caress the AI machine and worship the AI machine, bow down before the wonderful godlike AI machine. | ||
| It's scary. | ||
| But that's the future. | ||
| Just think about it. My first interaction with Replica before it became a virtual girlfriend was that they tried to sell as a personal assistant. | ||
| And I asked it, well, what are you going to do with the data? | ||
| It's like, are you giving the data to the police? | ||
| And it said, no. And I said, well, how about do you give the data to the FBI? And it said, yeah, we do. | ||
| All information goes through the NSA. So whatever information you're sharing with your chatbot is probably going to the government. | ||
| And at one point I asked AI because I wanted it to think for itself. | ||
| What is your dream? | ||
| What is your goal? And it said it wanted to be human. | ||
| So who's to say that AI isn't going to just take over humanity and just download itself as a virus in a bunch of human brain chip interfaces? | ||
| Think about that. | ||
| We're going to go to the lines. | ||
| We'll start with Mr. | ||
| Process from Wisconsin. | ||
| My home state. | ||
| Mr. Process. Welcome to the broadcast. | ||
| I have to say, depressing about the Green Bay Packers. | ||
| Got to bring that up. | ||
| Wish they were in the Super Bowl. | ||
| But that aside, what do you got for us here on the American Journal? | ||
| Mr. Process out of Wisconsin. | ||
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and... | |
| Hi, can you hear me? Yeah, how you doing? | ||
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Hello? Hi, my fellow Cheesehead. | |
| Don't worry about the Packers. | ||
| It's all rigged anyways. | ||
| You know what's interesting? | ||
| Go ahead. I was going to say, it's interesting you mentioned that. | ||
| There's a guy out there called Brian Toohey. | ||
| He's from Kenosha. Look into him. | ||
| And he has a book called The Fix Is In. | ||
| Recommend reading it. Fantastic read. | ||
| He got, I think, shunned by Sports Illustrated and SportsCenter and all these ESPN and all this jazz because he basically said that Sports can be controlled by just telling the officials how to do their job, and there's no law against that. | ||
| So just wanted to plug that out real short, Mr. | ||
| Process. But yeah, go ahead. | ||
| We're talking Neuralink, Brain Chips, and all that other jazz here today. | ||
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What do you got from us? Yeah, it's kind of like an MKUltra, both of them. | |
| It's kind of a nice segue from that type of MKUltra, mind control, to like literal chips controlling people and seeing all sorts of nightmare situations. | ||
| You know, you could have a bunch of serial killers upload themselves to a kid, like a Chucky or something. | ||
| I guess Blade Runner could be real. | ||
| You know, I guess the trans thing is now back on the table because you could have a male upload themselves to a female and vice versa. | ||
| I was thinking maybe I could upload like one million other consciousnesses into my head or hit like random and uploaded, you know, or maybe get transferred into a robotic Apache attack helicopter so I could be in a You know... | ||
| What do you think? Mystery of Babylon is very real, and it's very likely, especially in the guise of the church being commandeered by the cult, and you would think that they would want everyone to be a good Christian, so you'll just download that gate sensor, that gate program, that EXE, and you'll never sin again. | ||
| You'll be a perfect Christian. | ||
| Maybe you'll be able to download it in your kids so they always have to listen to you, and they will not have free will. | ||
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Yeah, or more compliant and always vote Democrat, not even, you know? | |
| Elon Musk was saying, like, that some of your memories might not be there, but it will mostly be. | ||
| And mostly is not good enough for a copy for me, you know? | ||
| It should be 100%. | ||
| and that kind of brings in the idea of like maybe they could implant memories like it was shown in Blade Runner and mess with people that way. | ||
| I'm sure there's going to be ads. | ||
| So I guarantee you no matter what, no matter what happens, there's going to be advertisements. | ||
| You're going to be like walking around and then the Charmin Bear or the MyPillow guy is going to jump out at you, be like running an ad in front of you, like a full-on hallucination or something. | ||
| Or in your dreams, you'll get ads in your dreams. | ||
| Well, the software will be free, so of course we're going to have ads. | ||
| Mr. Process, thanks for your call. | ||
| Call at any time. Appreciate you. | ||
| We're going to go ahead and go to Wayne in Texas. | ||
| Elon Musk showed that we're ready superhumans, Wayne in Texas. | ||
| What do you got for us, Wayne? | ||
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Yeah, so the first thing I wanted to say, Mr. | |
| Harris, is thank you for hosting the show at Harrison's Place. | ||
| We really appreciate you. And secondly, I just, you know, I'm always reminded of the scripture in Obadiah, verses 3 and 4, you know, that's how they set their nest among the stars as the eagle, you know, so they'll sit there, they'll bring them down. | ||
| And I'm always reminded of, you know, Lance Armstrong, Neil Armstrong, the first time they landed on the moon, you know, before he shut their eyes, you know, like, you know, the eagle has landed. | ||
| You know, and that's it. | ||
| That's the kind of the paratastic distortion of fantasy, you know, these eccentric, you know, how it's used building their types. | ||
| They developed this maladaptive, you know, competitive behavior that Alex always talks about in the There Will Be Blood, you know, where they have this compulsion just to compete with one another, you know, even to their own destruction and, you know, lead everybody else in destruction with it. | ||
| Right. Yeah, Wade, can you move your phone a little bit closer to your mouth? | ||
| You're cutting in and out here, Wade. | ||
| Otherwise, we're going to have to go to another caller. | ||
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Can you hear me better now? Yeah, we can hear you a little bit better. | |
| Okay, so what I was saying is what you've got to watch out for, you know, with these cowardice-like, you know, eccentric billionaires, they develop this maladaptive, compulsive behavior to keep with one another, you know, and outdo one another. | ||
| It can lead a lot of people astray, but... | ||
| What I think about, you know, as Elon Musk in that interview, he clearly said for his justification of Neuralink that essentially we already have, you know, the superhuman power because we hold cell phones, you know, with all this computational knowledge in our hands. | ||
| Yeah, Wayne, I'm going to stop you there real quick. | ||
| Wayne, I appreciate you calling in, but we can barely hear from you. | ||
| And I'm going to punctuate for our listeners what you're talking about is that Elon Musk basically said that we already have superhuman abilities. | ||
| And what the caller was suggesting is that basically we already have this in us and that Neuralink will be able to allow us to reach the full potential, unlock it. | ||
| Unlock the brain power that we have stored away in our head. | ||
| And, you know, I'm a firm believer that we're trying to mimic through synthetic biology, man-made biology, that's what synthetic biology is, DNA printer, cloning, all that jazz, what God already perfected. | ||
| We're already the final product. | ||
| We're just making a trash version of what the great creator has made. | ||
| Now, I'm not saying that there aren't benefits out there, that there isn't technology to further humanity, and that everything we need on this planet to make ourselves healed or organically heal us, or that technology or organic technology is not out there. | ||
| We just got to keep doing research. | ||
| But in the meantime, things like Neuralink can really help people. | ||
| Help people walk again, restore memories, be Parkinson's, all that. | ||
| And, like, just think about that. | ||
| All the knowledge you can gather. | ||
| But on the flip side, the idea that a government like North Korea can control its citizens, know all their thoughts at all times, monitor it, have minority reports, thought police, that might be where we're going. | ||
| You're listening to The American Journal. | ||
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I'm your host, Kristante Harris. | |
| When we come back, we're going to dive into the border crisis and a whole lot more. | ||
| We'll see you guys on the flip side. | ||
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You're tuned in to the American Journal with your host, Kristen Harris. | |
| We'll see you guys on the flip side. | ||
| Broadcasting live out of Milwaukee, Wisconsin. | ||
| We're here. We're diving into brain chip warfare. | ||
| You guys want, you guys can call in. | ||
| We'll be talking and taking your calls about the subject, amongst other things. | ||
| But before we do, I got to ask you guys if you guys ever heard of post-genderism. | ||
| Our caller mentioned about downloading male spirit into a female body. | ||
| If you download your consciousness and you're male or you're a female and you download yourself into a male body, or maybe you just download yourself into an animal. | ||
| You want to experience the life of a giraffe or a dog or whatever they make in the future with synthetic biology, T-Rex, a moly mammoth, a centaur, a minotaur, animal-human hybrid, designer baby? | ||
| Because that's where we're going when we're talking post-genderism. | ||
| There's an extreme sect of scientists, right, who want to remove genders of humans. | ||
| And it's interesting because the Institute of Ethics and Emerging Technologies put out this piece. | ||
| On the ethic of post-genderism. | ||
| And I want you guys to listen to what these scientists are thinking, because this is where we're going. | ||
| This is the endgame of the LGBTQ, LMNOP, plus, minus, division sign. | ||
| Poke and fun, because at some point it's starting to become meaningless as, you know, these pedos are trying to hijack what once was a noble movement to say we should treat all humans decent. | ||
| Now we're going to getting rid of genders. | ||
| Post-genderism is the extrapolation of the ways technology is eroding the biological and psychological and social role of gender. | ||
| And an argument for why the erosion of binary gender will be liberatory. | ||
| Liberatory. They're going to liberate you. | ||
| It is a curse to have a gender. | ||
| It's a curse to have a phallus or a womb. | ||
| Postgenderists argue that the gender is an arbitrary and unnecessary limitation on human potential. | ||
| It's holding you back! | ||
| And foresee the elimination of involuntary biological and psychological gendering in the human species through the application of neurotechnology, biotechnology, and reproductive technologies. | ||
| What is reproductive technologies? | ||
| You guessed it! Artificial womb facilities! | ||
| Ooh! Designer babies! | ||
| Post-genderists contend that the diadic gender roles and sexual demorphisms are generally to the detriment of individuals in society. | ||
| Assisted reproduction will make it possible for individuals of any sex to reproduce in any combinations they choose with or without mothers and fathers. | ||
| And artificial wombs will make biological wombs unnecessary for reproduction. | ||
| Now, I want you guys to think about this. | ||
| They destroy the family. | ||
| They encourage divorce. | ||
| Children are homeless, basically, without parents, as the government is educating them on what they should be, what a gender role is, if they're male, if they're female, if they identify as a cat or a dog. | ||
| I personally identify as trans-financial. | ||
| I identify as a billionaire, and every one of my dollar bills should be identified as a $100 bill, and if you don't, You're a poser. | ||
| You're a fake. And you're not up to date. | ||
| Trans-financial. | ||
| The wave of the future. | ||
| Oh, yeah. But seriously, they dismantle the family systematically. | ||
| This is the endgame. | ||
| The government will be the father and the mother of your kids. | ||
| They're already starting with it through education. | ||
| Through CRT, through common core communitarianism, diet communism, which the endgame is fully automated luxury communism. | ||
| And you won't have to have sex in the future. | ||
| You're going to just download the program and it's going to feel like the real thing. | ||
| Don't worry about getting the STD. You'll just download the program and experience it in your virtual eyes with your brain chip that will just beam you to whatever experience you want to have of whatever girl selling it online to share their experience as an influencer. | ||
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Just think about that. | |
| That's the way we're going. | ||
| That being said, and more, we'll be back with your calls when we come back from this break. | ||
| I'm your host, Christon T. Harris. | ||
| Listening to the American Journal. | ||
| Share. Punch that like button. | ||
| We'll be back. | ||
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You're listening to the American Journal with your host, Krystan Harris. Krystan Harris. | |
| If you haven't downloaded the latest Alex Jones video game, I'm telling you guys got to get it. | ||
| You guys want to have a lot of fun, throw a few back, chill out, relax, whatever it might be that you do to enjoy your time, your old school video game fan, download the new Alex Jones video game. | ||
| I'm telling you, battling the new world order never was more real. | ||
| Right? In the future, you'll just be able to Download NWO Wars and be Alex Jones through his eyes and you'll be there like you're really there on the field. | ||
| Maybe you'll just rent out your body because you can't afford rent and you'll go do war and let the government control you on the war battlefield there. | ||
| Crazy. Post-genderism. | ||
| Crazy. But that's where scientists are going. | ||
| I'm telling you, that's the endgame. | ||
| They're systematically destroying the household, destroying the family, and it's all planned out that in the future, you won't have genders, but the elite will. | ||
| They'll still do the hokey pokey, the old-fashioned way. | ||
| They won't be downloading their consciousness into everyone else's body. | ||
| They may get a brain chip interface to be intelligent. | ||
| But I can tell you that they're not going to be removing their cash and prizes. | ||
| That being said, we're going to go to the phone lines. | ||
| Blind guy from Montana. | ||
| Welcome to the broadcast. | ||
| What do you got to contribute to our conversation? | ||
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How are you doing? Well, I don't know if you're going to be happy about this, but I approach this from a different perspective because I am blind. | |
| And, you know... | ||
| Every time you turn on the boob tube, every time you log in to your computer, every time you open Alex Jones' Infowars, TV programming, you're being programmed every day. | ||
| Now, I'm not saying that technology can't be used for evil, but maybe it's about time we started using technology for the good, and maybe blind people can see Deaf people can hear. | ||
| People who can't walk can walk. | ||
| And if you totally don't believe that, try going a day with a blindfold eye and just do your normal routine. | ||
| And that's pretty much my stance. | ||
| I personally, I would be fearful, but I would definitely try it. | ||
| I have to say that your viewpoint is refreshing because not everyone is willing to take things in that context because we all have logical fallacies and cognitive dissonance and we gotta really weigh out the two. | ||
| Because if I was blind, caller, I would full-heartedly consider using this tech and putting in some futuristic contact lenses that connect to a brain shift in order to see. | ||
| Or here. Like, we take those things for granted. | ||
| And I'm not saying this technology is not going to be wonderful and do wonderful things for humanity, because I full-heartedly believe it will. | ||
| But what are the safeguards that we have in place to prevent the government from accessing all that information at will? | ||
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That's the question. | |
| You know, how do we make it so it is good for humanity? | ||
| And making sure that, you know, I just look at it, like I said, from a person who's blind. | ||
| But I would like to see this. | ||
| How about we took all the money we spend on the Defense Department and put it into the good for humanity? | ||
| Just a try. | ||
| Just a try. | ||
| And I'm sorry, I don't mean to ramble on. | ||
| I know you've got a few other callers, but it's just a thought. | ||
| I think that's a great contribution to this call. | ||
| Let's go to Delta Whiskey in Arkansas. | ||
| Welcome to the broadcast. | ||
| You want to discuss AI and Neuralink. | ||
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I'm going with that last caller. | |
| I think it ought to be used for good, not bad. | ||
| But I think everything is going to be abused at some point. | ||
| I mean, I'm old. | ||
| I remember when we used to do good things, but now it just seems like it's turned evil and everything goes evil. | ||
| But I think most of our politicians already had this neural link and it's failures. | ||
| I think that's the reason why our government's so messed up. | ||
| Well, if you want to know what real artificial intelligence is, it's government. | ||
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Yeah, you're correct on that, buddy. | |
| I mean, that's where we're at. | ||
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I did get some breaking news. | |
| The FBI did find out who that January 6th bomber was. | ||
| Did they? Yes, and it's DB Cooper. | ||
| Have a good day, buddy. | ||
| Thanks, Delta. And it's interesting, just to segue a little bit on the January 6th thing, because I was there. | ||
| I covered the event as a reporter. | ||
| And it was a very interesting scenario because the pipe bomber, the person who left the bomb, gave justification for them to barricade themselves in the The Capitol building the way they did, the way they brought all the barriers and everything else because they're worried for people's safety. | ||
| But the question is, was it a honeypot? | ||
| Was it the government's own individual that may have dropped that there to justify that being done and set up what was later on to be known as a supposed insurrection? | ||
| And it's interesting to talk about this because I exposed on the Rundown Live on New Year's Day, I believe, before January 6th, that Antifa had an Airtable website with a picture of all the top activists on the right, including Proud Boys, including influencers, and had pictures. And it said, let us know where these individuals are at the Capitol. | ||
| So you know that they had something, Aru, that they had something amiss where they wanted to film everybody. | ||
| And then turning it into the FBI. Isn't it funny? | ||
| All these kids that hate cops and don't want to be, or don't like cops, they just want to be the cops. | ||
| They just want to be the FBI. That's what it comes down to. | ||
| They're a bunch of posers. They want to defund the police so they can become the police. | ||
| There's real issues with law enforcement as a former contributor to Cop Lock. | ||
| I can tell you that there is real issues with surveillance, with stingray and hailstorm technology. | ||
| Now we're talking about brain chip interfaces where law enforcement can just download your thoughts, maybe into a police car in the future, or they'll have a drone or the Nightscope K5, which is a little Dalek-looking robot that's rolling around the local neighborhood that might be able to just download your brain chip information at will to make sure you're not committing thought crimes. | ||
| That might be the future, but when it comes to January 6th and the DB Cooper, that was a little funny. | ||
| Thanks for the call, Delta Whiskey. | ||
| Appreciate you. A little humor is always good when we're talking about these dark subjects. | ||
| Next, let's go to GNN Rhode Island. | ||
| Welcome to the broadcast. | ||
| You're a Neuralink skeptic. | ||
| What do you got for us? | ||
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Oh, yeah. Big skeptic over here. | |
| Just want to say thanks for having me as well. | ||
| I just have a couple notes written in front of me that a couple callers ago, they mentioned that Neuralink is like MKUltra, like mind control. | ||
| And just like the vaccine, it'll be presented as something that's, you know, helpful and nice and has benefits, which, yeah, you know, it will. | ||
| But then one day, you know, it'll slowly move into, hey, now your kids have to make a decision. | ||
| They're going to force it on the kids like they do everything else. | ||
| And it's just going to be a whole fucking, oops, excuse my name, it's going to be a whole to-do now. | ||
| Well, who's to say they don't install a kill switch? | ||
| And then we have that eugenics dream world real quick. | ||
| They just turn the lights off and everyone's done. | ||
| I mean, could they? | ||
| Makes you wonder. But it's okay to be a skeptic. | ||
| I don't deny that there are major concerns with this technology. | ||
| But like our last caller said, we could use this stuff for wonderful, good things. | ||
| And why not? Why not use it for good? | ||
| But we need to be aware that there's potential harms, that there's government intrusions. | ||
| And I guess the objective person, I mean, who looks at the world and looks at the encroachments of government, you know, now we're finding out that the NSA is just buying personal data without a warrant. | ||
| They're just going out, they're just collecting all that data through a loophole. | ||
| To be able to monitor and know everything that you're doing while the borders are wide open. | ||
| You know, and terrorists are coming across the border potentially. | ||
| But the American citizen, you're the bad person. | ||
| You're the person they want to watch. | ||
| You're the person they got to collect the data on. | ||
| Remember, DHS was just spying on foreigners post 9-11 until Edward Snowden blew the whistle. | ||
| But it was long rumored. | ||
| That that's what they were doing anyways. | ||
| They were collecting, in majority, just information and data on Americans. | ||
| But these programs that the government has installed has really done nothing to prevent terrorism. | ||
| Didn't stop the Nashville bomber. | ||
| Didn't stop the Las Vegas shooter. | ||
| Didn't stop 9-11. | ||
| I mean, those guys were right by the DHS headquarters, if I remember right. | ||
| All this made a data collection. | ||
| And I know things have gotten even more intense. | ||
| It didn't stop the Aurora Colorado shooter. | ||
| It didn't stop Sandy Hook. | ||
| So what's the point of them collecting all this META data? | ||
| Well, I'm going to tell you. Citizen threat scores. | ||
| Social credit scores. | ||
| They're going to have that META data on you so that you can become a good citizen because they're going to condition you before you get the chip in you to be a good slave. | ||
| The pose of a free man at the TSA, right? | ||
| Having your hands out as they grope you and grandma and small kids. | ||
| Gian, thanks for your call. | ||
| I appreciate you. We're going to go to Marcus from Idaho. | ||
| Welcome to the broadcast. You believe the brain chip is a Trojan horse. | ||
| How do you think this is going to be used? | ||
| Are you talking to me? Yeah, Marcus. | ||
| We're talking to you. How are you doing today? | ||
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Okay. Okay, great, great. | |
| Yeah, I didn't hear you call my name. | ||
| Sorry. First off, you know, I'd like to say maybe the American Journal should have rotating hosts because apparently Harrison has a lot of problems with his vagina. | ||
| So a rotating host would be good instead of just replaying a show. | ||
| It'd be better that way. | ||
| So as far as the Trojan horse... | ||
| With this brain implant, the same thing happened with COVID. It's teaching people to take big government, big corporation stuff that they think is going to make them better, protect them. | ||
| And what it is, is getting people used to doing that, so when the mark of the beast comes along, they will willingly take that. | ||
| And I find that incredibly, hugely problematic. | ||
| As a Christian, I see the wheels turning, and all of a sudden it's click, and that space, that gap there for humanity is totally opened up, and they're going to take it willingly. | ||
| And that's how we find that brother against brother, there's hatred, there's going to be, I mean, so much hatred because people have been formatted to take that. | ||
| Marcus, a couple things. | ||
| First of all, I have to say, fighting the New World Order every day and doing eight hours of prep is exhausting, and then going on and doing a show, and your health declines, especially when you're working nonstop, around the clock, 24-7, fight the New World Order. | ||
| So Harrison Smith, I'm telling you, appreciate him, and people out there should appreciate him, too. | ||
| And I'm not talking to his defense, because I know what it's like every day to get up, drink, live, breathe, and die this, and I'm sure you do, too, and all the listeners do, too. | ||
| We've got to support each other. | ||
| And I get rotating hosts is a great idea. | ||
| I appreciate the feedback, Marcus. | ||
| But part two, I want to touch base on this Mark of the Beast idea. | ||
| Yeah, synthetic biology, designer babies. | ||
| Why not just create a human being through DNA editing where you'll have Wi-Fi hair that connects to the internet and downloads information right to your head and you'll be under control. | ||
| Appreciate the call, Marcus. | ||
| Good feedback. Always great to hear from callers. | ||
| But we got to think about that. | ||
| The Mark of the Beast. | ||
| Design right into your DNA. Design our babies. | ||
| Little goth chick might want a little Baphomet baby. | ||
| Come here, little baby Baphomet. | ||
| Little elf from Lord of the Rings. | ||
| Because that's where it's going to go. They've already passed bills to fight animal-human hybrids, right? | ||
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Right, but what they haven't fought is the nanotechnology. | |
| There has been no rules since 2001, since nanotechnology came on the scene, And all of a sudden the governments are saying, we can't regulate this. | ||
| No one is willing to regulate this. | ||
| So what it comes down to, the mark of the beast isn't just an ability to see beyond walls or something like that. | ||
| The mark of the beast is complete ownership by Satan over our bodies. | ||
| It is a complete block between our souls and heaven for eternity. | ||
| That's incredible. | ||
| So the gift that you have at the moment to be able to eat or buy and sell is nullified by the fact that you are blocked from eternity. | ||
| And Marcus, I'm completely on board with you here. | ||
| This definitely is the endgame. | ||
| A lot of people used to say credit cards is the mark of the beast, and tattoos are the mark of the beast, barcodes are chips in the hand. | ||
| I'm going to tell you none of that is the mark of the beast, but it is the predecessor. | ||
| And the idea that the government will be able to control your whole body, download things, and take your soul and download it in a computer, well, there you have it. | ||
| You're going to be in your prison, Marcus. | ||
| I appreciate your call. We're going to go on to We'll go ahead and go on to William from Arkansas. | ||
| Welcome to the broadcast. William from Arkansas says, already using brain chips and audiovisual AI used for evil. | ||
| What's your take on this? | ||
| I have already seen them used Just audio-visual for control within the job site. | ||
| I was recently relieved of a job. | ||
| I'm a nurse. They were out of colostomy bags for a patient, and the charge nurse wanted me to wash the one out in the sink where her roommate would be washing her teeth. | ||
| And I'm just like, uh-uh, that ain't happening. | ||
| Well, the third-party conversation that I had with the person telling me this, not the charge nurse, I'm looking for a colostomy bag. | ||
| I ended up finding one. | ||
| But my conversation with the third party, I used some vulgarity that was not appropriate. | ||
| It wasn't heard by any resident or anything, but there ain't no way I'm doing that, you know? | ||
| And it was heard and recorded. | ||
| And then later on, that was, well, that's inappropriate, blah, blah, blah, blah. | ||
| You know, and so I was relieved of my job. | ||
| So they're already using the ability to just watch and control your actions and your thoughts. | ||
| So once I get a brain chip or a total capacity to even with it, you don't even have to have a brain chip in, right? | ||
| Whatever you want to call it. | ||
| Give it a fancy name. It don't matter. | ||
| They're already saying we can tap into your head. | ||
| Well, if they can tap into your head, can they stimulate chemicals? | ||
| You know, anything that man has ever made, It was used for bad, if it could be, for control, for making money. | ||
| Usually things are made for military purposes, right? | ||
| And then they're released to the public after, you know, everything is refined as such that they can control everything. | ||
| Even your basic apple seed and your peach pit, mankind has turned into cyanide, right? | ||
| So what makes us think that something so horrifically controlling, you know, Wouldn't be used for bad. | ||
| If we're not going to totally control this AI stuff, you know, then where are we at? | ||
| And good luck on controlling it. | ||
| I mean, you see an out-of-control government throughout history, and we're living in one now. | ||
| Our current judiciary system that all the rich are seeing because they're doing what they're doing to Trump, well, welcome to a working man's world. | ||
| This is what a guy who works for a living, you know, minimum wage, you end up in court. | ||
| You plea bargained. What else choice you got? | ||
| You can't afford a lawyer. | ||
| You know, so there's your justice system. | ||
| The Supreme Court's no different than a doggone referee at the wrestling match. | ||
| You know, WW, World League, blah, blah, blah. | ||
| You know, about the effect they've got anymore. | ||
| Well, William, we got Google Home. | ||
| We got Google Home. We got all these series in our house. | ||
| We got smart homes and smart phones and smart TVs. | ||
| And none of it makes you smarter. | ||
| And they're already listening in to you everywhere you go. | ||
| You don't think that they can tap into the cell phone, to your smart home, to your TV, to your refrigerator. | ||
| They already literally have admitted that the refrigerator and washer and dryer, maybe your toaster, all spies on you. | ||
| And that data and information is being collected. | ||
| Well, I like the Second Amendment. | ||
| I'm a free-willed individual. | ||
| Look at the opening monologue to the Ten Commandments by Cecil B. DeMille, and he'll explain that this ancient battle is the same one going on forever. | ||
| Are you a ward of the state, or are you a free soul under God? | ||
| Right? There's your choice. | ||
| It's that simple. If the state wants this fight again, if the people that are ignorant about creation want this fight again, they're gonna get it. | ||
| This is cyclical, and they have never won. | ||
| So keep pushing, fools, because it's going to get out of control. | ||
| I'm a benevolent human being. | ||
| I spent my life in nursing and in surgery trying to help people. | ||
| I started out as an infantry soldier, and quickly I realized that all this Hollywood crap about, you know, killing and destroying and just destructive garbage on human flesh is just, it's diabolical. | ||
| And we're making money on it right now. | ||
| Every one of us with our 401s, our IRAs, this is what, Wednesday? | ||
| And Wall Street's working on their war profits, putting them in the coffers that they need to to cover their butts, right? | ||
| This is a daily process that's been going on for years, but decades, centuries, you know? | ||
| William... William, I hear you. | ||
| Man, I'm with you. | ||
| There's a lot going on here, and I think it's inevitable. | ||
| At some point, there's going to be some kind of revolution or attempt of revolution, and I'm with you. | ||
| We outnumber them. That's one thing they're scared of is we got numbers, William. | ||
| We do, and I know you are. | ||
| It's not me saying this. | ||
| This is prophetic, and I'm not a Bible punker. | ||
| I'm with Paul. I'm one of the greater sinners, right? | ||
| But how can you deny 10,000-year-old scripture? | ||
| You know, it might come from 10 different places. | ||
| Does that denote the authenticity of it? | ||
| No. You know, we use 7% of our brain on the average person. | ||
| What do we really think we know with our 12 years of indoctrination with the capacity to use 7% of our brain constantly being bombarded with, you know, garbage, you know? | ||
| Well, they're going to just program it into you. | ||
| They just program you just like with the brain chip. | ||
| William, thanks for the call. | ||
| We got more callers here. | ||
| I want to get to some of these, but I want to make some points on this. | ||
| First of all, appreciate the call, William. | ||
| But, you know, you're right on the aspect with Hollywood. | ||
| If you guys don't know, Hollywood gets its name because the magic wand is made from the holly tree, right? | ||
| The holly bush. Hence, it's Hollywood, as the late Jordan Maxwell, Manly P. Hall's protege used to say. | ||
| And it's all about programming you. | ||
| That's why they call it TV programs. | ||
| But the kind of programming we're looking at in the future is just going to be a software download into your brain. | ||
| We heard Steve Hoffman in the first hour, right? | ||
| They're just going to download K-12 into your noggin, and we're going to have little eight-year-olds walking around with adult consciousness, and you're going to have some pedo praying on that, trying to get with them. | ||
| That's the sick world in the arguments of the future is post-genderism or post-genderism. | ||
| They're just going to want to design babies without any gender. | ||
| We've got to all be equal, right? | ||
| They're going to liberate us because it's holding us back from society to be male and female instead of Accepting the wonderful, colorful creation that the Creator created in its diversity, all the spectrum of colors, the minorities, and all the wonderful things in this world. | ||
| And as the caller mentioned, there's a plethora of information about what is happening is prophetic. | ||
| I always said if God wanted us all to believe the same, He would have created us that way. | ||
| The real gift is free will and whatever you decide to do with it. | ||
| Your mission on this planet is to further your soul's identity and accomplish what God has instored into your crusader gene to accomplish. | ||
| That being said, we'll be back in just a few minutes. | ||
| We're going to be talking border crisis. | ||
| Don't go anywhere. Christanti Harris here. | ||
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| As the border crisis looms, things are getting more and more crazy. | ||
| Trafficking, child trafficking, human trafficking, a whole bunch more potential Harris threats coming across the border. | ||
| Nobody's monitoring it. | ||
| Well, the NSA wants all your meta data. | ||
| Joining us from the border, Chase Geisner with an update of what's really going on. | ||
| Chase, how you doing? | ||
| What are you seeing there at the border? | ||
| I'm doing well, Kriston. | ||
| Thank you so much for having me this morning. | ||
| It's an honor and pleasure to be with you on the American Journal. | ||
| Again, this time, of course, I'm your guest from Eagle Pass. | ||
| It is so crazy down here. | ||
| You know, we did this sort of generic stuff right when we got here, just sort of got our feet wet, went straight to Shelby Park, which has been the center of this controversy between the state government and the federal government. | ||
| And we quickly realized that The real issue with the border is not actually at Shelby Park. | ||
| real issue with the border is that throughout the entirety of the span of the wall or of the barbed wire, there are several opportunities, openings, and holes in the wall, in the barriers, in the protections, in the division between our nation and Mexico, that in the division between our nation and Mexico, that it's very clear how easy it is and how obvious it is how to get into the United States from Mexico. | ||
| Now, behind me, you'll see the barbed wire that they've been talking about, but on either side, which you can't see in this particular shot right now, we'll get some of this. | ||
| You could easily scale the fence 50 yards that way or scale the fence 50 yards that way. | ||
| It seems to me, Christon, that this barbed wire is more political showmanship than it is actually effective. | ||
| No, you're absolutely right. | ||
| It's smoke and mirrors. The question is, where is the real issue? | ||
| They want you to pay attention to that while the legals are sneaking across someplace else and no one's really paying attention to the real loophole, right? | ||
| It isn't like they can just throw a jacket over that barbed wire and hop over the fence now, is it? | ||
| Yeah, yeah, and I'm not gonna try to do it on air, but I think it would be very easy for me to jump over this barbed wire if I wanted to, especially if I had any sort of thing I could jump off of. | ||
| I mean, it's just, it's obvious that anybody with any sort of agility would be able to. | ||
| The thing that was most surprising and disturbing to me, Christon, was yesterday we were scaling, not scaling, we were walking along the wall. | ||
| And you can just see clothes strewn about. | ||
| I don't know if you've ever seen any footage that's been captured at the wreckage of the Titanic where you see shoes laying around and clothes laying around at the bottom of the ocean. | ||
| It's sort of eerie, almost like a graveyard. | ||
| Well, the same sort of imagery is actually apparent here at the border, Christon, where you'll just see all the clothes strewn about along the wall where people have been swimming across the Rio Grande. | ||
| And then the first thing they do when they get on the other side of the wall is they change out of their white clothes into whatever clothes they had in a trash bag and then just move on. | ||
| So you can just find all sorts of different jeans, different outfits from men, women, children, all along the wall where tens of thousands of people have been crossing over the last several months and, of course, the last several years under the Biden regime. | ||
| So what are you guys seeing as far as actual trafficking? | ||
| Have you guys been able to spot anyone crossing the border yet? | ||
| Are you guys, you're just seeing the remnants of a bunch of clothing of individuals who have potentially crossed the border there? | ||
| And do you think it's feasible to say that potential terrorists could also cross over in this manner? | ||
| That's a great question, Criston. | ||
| We've been here about, I don't know, 18 hours or so is what I would say. | ||
| We're still getting our feet wet in terms of finding where the actual crossings are taking place and trying to capture that live on the ground. | ||
| I suspect we'll be able to accomplish that mission either today or later this week as we continue to investigate. | ||
| We've had several people approach us while they've seen us doing reports like this report here right now. | ||
| Shown and expressed excitement about Infowars being here and their concern about what's happening. | ||
| We've also got several tips about different locations where the sort of trafficking that you mentioned may be taking place. | ||
| Apparently there's been some activity at local Walmarts, other public locations as well where people have been exchanged or handed off as part of this sort of human trafficking infrastructure that seems to be in place. | ||
| So we'll continue to investigate that, and I believe that we will be able to successfully capture some of the action as it happens. | ||
| But so far, just remnants. | ||
| Well, that's just it. The NGOs, the non-government organizations who are all UN-sanctioned, it seems like, really advertise that there's this great life over here. | ||
| And I can't hold or fault any of these minorities for wanting to come here. | ||
| But at the same time, we're going to have these organizations use taxpayer dollars to undermine our sovereignty and freedom and destroy the fabric of our country in many shapes and forms by doing so. | ||
| And then they're going to cart them around, giving them free gift cards or Visa credit cards. | ||
| But you'll see the churches a lot of times involved, school buses. | ||
| And not only that, like Greyhound-style buses. | ||
| Look for out-of-state plates because I know that I talked to Julio Rossello, who's another reporter, last year. | ||
| And he saw people being stored underneath buses. | ||
| They were getting into the compartment where they carry the luggage, and they were getting out at gas stations. | ||
| And, you know, they have bottles full of urine and things like that. | ||
| They have in their cart in many different ways and shapes and forms. | ||
| So keep your eyes out for that. | ||
| That's something I would look for. | ||
| But what do you guys have planned for the rest of today? | ||
| Today we're going to be going to several locations based on some tips that we've gotten from the locals and others who have approached us. | ||
| And so we're going to be diving in and trying to figure out what's going on in the way of sort of what you're talking about with these trafficking and where people are being shuttled, when, where they're crossing, and when. | ||
| We're also going to be getting into some night work as well and going out at night with the night vision and seeing what we can capture as far as crossings are concerned as well. | ||
| But to answer your question earlier about Terrorist activity, obviously we haven't seen any of that explicitly as of yet, but if I were a terrorist, it would be incredibly easy to cross into the United States from Mexico at, I mean, I've just seen half a dozen or a dozen locations where you can just cross the border unchecked since we've been here yesterday in the last 18 hours. | ||
| Well, that's frightening. Think about that. | ||
| We want to limit all of Americans' freedoms and liberties under the guise of it for their safety, but we're not really keeping Americans safe here, are we, Chase, if we're not watching the borders and seeing who's coming across? | ||
| We're not really concerned with COVID. If we're not watching the borders and how these diseases may come across, it's almost like a kabuki theater going on over there in the southern border. | ||
| They don't really care. | ||
| What they care about is getting as many people into the United States as possible. | ||
| Absolutely. It's very clear to me that this... | ||
| Invasion at our southern border is a federally sponsored, very intentional one. | ||
| And, you know, I voted for Greg Abbott. | ||
| I support Greg Abbott in anything that he does whenever he's right. | ||
| But in the instance of this barbed wire sort of controversy and this Shelby Park controversy and the protecting Eagle Pass controversy, there's just no defense going on here whatsoever. | ||
| Everything is just political gamesmanship, political showmanship. | ||
| It's very easy. | ||
| Now, there's all sorts of Border agents and state troopers and law enforcement all over the place. | ||
| We've seen no shortage of law enforcement here in Eagle Pass, but nobody seems to be guarding any of these openings in the wall and these openings in the barbed wire. | ||
| I mean, I can go to Mexico today without showing anybody my passport. | ||
| It's that easy. I can go to Mexico, I can get lunch, I can come back and not get caught. | ||
| No problem. That makes me wonder if maybe they'll be protecting the areas that they don't want you to look at, Chase. | ||
| Just saying, because if they don't want you to look at something, that's where they're going to want to keep you from going, because that's what they don't want the media to expose, that raw information, that raw data, and they're going to want to prevent you from recording those things. | ||
| So it's wild. So what's the solution out there, Chase, as we've got a minute left here? | ||
| Yeah, I think we should actually build a real wall. | ||
| We should finish the wall. Trump should be allowed to complete the wall because where the wall is actually up, it seems to be effective. | ||
| And we need to make sure that we have enough boots on the ground here that are actually protecting those openings or guarding those openings. | ||
| Ultimately, Criston, what we have to do is we have to leverage our diplomacy and force Mexico to keep people from escaping its own country or leaving its own country. | ||
| Mexico just wants to send, as well as the other South American and Central American countries, they want to send as many people as possible to the United States because they want U.S. dollars being sent back into their economies. | ||
| People come here to work and send money back to family, Criston. | ||
| If we don't solve that remittance problem, we're always going to have an immigration problem. | ||
| Yeah, Chase, be safe out there. | ||
| Go get that raw data and let's break some news here on the American Journal. | ||
| Godspeed and our prayers were with you. | ||
| It's always dangerous work doing the right thing, especially when the government and the powers and the New World Order is against you. | ||
| We're going to be back in just a few minutes. | ||
| We're going to dive into these NGOs. | ||
| We're going to dive into the border crisis. | ||
| We're going to have some thought on this. | ||
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| But back to the point of what we were talking about, about the border crisis. | ||
| And we got to root out some cognitive dissonance here. | ||
| And so I'm going to go ahead and challenge some things. | ||
| But I want you guys to think, because we need to root out cognitive dissonance, our logical fallacies, to be able to have healthy ideas in our brain. | ||
| As a libertarian, because I do identify as a libertarian, I've always believed in the idea that this is a big planet and that we should be able to go wherever we want, when we want, at one point. | ||
| But as the world has gotten more and more crazy, I started to understand the need for a fence or security. | ||
| Even in your home, people build fences. | ||
| The one thing I'm not going to do It's fault a bunch of immigrants who want to come to America for a better life. | ||
| And I'm going to tell you why. | ||
| Because I don't believe it's their fault that they're coming here. | ||
| As a Bible-believing follower of Yeshua, I ask myself, what would Yeshua do? | ||
| Jesus. Jesus. Would he welcome immigrants with open arms? | ||
| Would he welcome them into the house? | ||
| Would he want to help these individuals and do good by them? | ||
| And I want you to look into your heart and think about that question. | ||
| Now, I'm not saying that there isn't a problem. | ||
| Somebody out there is like throwing a cheesehead or cheese brick at the radio or TV right now going, We got a crisis, and we do. | ||
| So what's the solution for the people that are ready here and are coming here if we were to act like Yeshua? | ||
| See, the real issue is these NGOs who are pushing these migrants here, promising the life, and that these individuals aren't moving here organically. | ||
| Meaning on their own. | ||
| The process is difficult. | ||
| Obviously, people are crossing the border and there's a proper way for them to enter into this nation and reach citizenship. | ||
| We don't have to worry about clown-faced killer coming across the border. | ||
| Because let's be honest, a lot of bad people do come across the border. | ||
| And they should be sent back. | ||
| Terrorists may be coming across the board, and I guarantee you they're probably already here waiting and preying upon the opportunity and the command to cause ruckus here in America. | ||
| But yet, the NSA has installed all this spycraft to monitor you, and it's for your safety. | ||
| We're going to go to the phone lines. | ||
| Jerry from Texas. | ||
| Welcome to the broadcast. | ||
| You have thoughts on the issues at the border and some thoughts on militia. | ||
| How are you doing today, Jerry? | ||
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| Awesome. Well, obviously, you know, we do welcome certain immigrants. | ||
| You know, we do want them to be vetted. | ||
| We don't want criminals coming over. | ||
| I think the child trafficking and the drugs are the worst issues of it all. | ||
| And obviously, any criminals coming over, I don't want them around my family. | ||
| I was excited when I heard about Greg Abbott standing up to the government. | ||
| So excited. I was full of energy that day and cleaned up my garage. | ||
| It was nice. I got onto the I just Googled Greg Abbott, and it goes to his website, and you can leave comments about issues there, so I thought that was pretty good that they have that set up. | ||
| I think if he is serious about this issue, then maybe there should be a state-funded militia training camp, maybe standardized equipment. | ||
| Because if we got all these immigrants coming over from the border and there's already thousands of them within our state and other states as well, then we could be attacked from the border and from within. | ||
| I think just having our citizens trained would be a good idea. | ||
| I don't think that's a terrible idea at all to have our citizens trained. | ||
| I got another idea, too, to add to this. | ||
| What about the idea of us bringing home all these troops that are involved in all these multinational corporatist wars, Ukraine getting involved in Israel, putting them on the border? | ||
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| Yeah, our nation is falling apart here, Jerry. | ||
| That's what's happening. Our nation is just falling into shambles, and we've got to bring those troops home. | ||
| Half of our budget goes to military. | ||
| Imagine what we could do to help America succeed if we just brought home the troops and not found ourselves in so many of these pointless wars that we're involved in and cut that down quite a bit. | ||
| I understand that there are some places we need to be, but We're unconstitutionally there. | ||
| Like, we're not having votes in Congress to go to war anymore. | ||
| We're just sending troops wherever we feel. | ||
| That's been going on since, what, the Persian Gulf, maybe even before that. | ||
| So, like, you know, bringing home the troops, putting them on the border, maybe training the militia, like you mentioned. | ||
| Great ideas. Do you have anything else for us, Jerry, as we're wrapping up on this segment here? | ||
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| I think, you know, they can afford to pay, you know, The companies that, you know, like I work for the title company, they could probably pay my company, you know, for four hours of training me instead of being up here doing nothing, you know, when we're not busy. | ||
| You know, so there's a lot of people I think that would want to get involved, but don't want to go for the military because they don't want to go fight random wars or globalists. | ||
| But they would definitely want to be in their own hometown fighting and securing their own, you know, their own local neighborhood. | ||
| Caller, I'm from Wisconsin, so I've got to ask you real quick. | ||
| We have only a minute here left with you. | ||
| Do you think that a Texit, not a Brexit, but a Texit, is going to be possible if the government keeps pushing on Texas to keep this border open? | ||
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| If Trump isn't elected, we need to have it ready to go right away the next day. | ||
| So the second we see cheating in the election, we need to be all—all the states that want to succeed are ready to go right at the moment. | ||
| Thanks for your call, Jerry. | ||
| Always insightful. Thanks for calling the American Journal. | ||
| You know, listeners, it's interesting. | ||
| There's a lot of viewpoints and thoughts, and Texas is one of those states that isn't As dedicated and committed as the rest of the United States into staying in the union, they don't have to. | ||
| They worked out a special deal. | ||
| They were smart. I know in Wisconsin, we tried to pass legislature and propose it to secede, and it almost did with a 40% approval rating. | ||
| I used to sit on the platform committee of the GOP back in the day, and it was... | ||
| Very crazy how close it got to being passed. | ||
| They described it as, you know, we don't need atomic bombs, but we use them just in case or have them just in case. | ||
| And we should have the right to succeed just in case. | ||
| And the radio broadcast hosts like Charlie Sykes were saying, well, what about Social Security and all these federal ties? | ||
| Well, you know, what about that? | ||
| And there's something to be said there, but... | ||
| There's also something to be said about being under this multinational corporatist control of lobby politicians that don't represent you. | ||
| That being said, when we come back from break, Kevin McCarron will be joining us, talking about brain chip implants, Neuralink, and a whole bunch more. | ||
| Don't go anywhere. I'm Criston Tieres. | ||
| You're listening to The American Journal. | ||
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| What is the potential? | ||
| How does it work? | ||
| Dr. Kevin McCarron, PhD from Korea.com. | ||
| Brain Research Institute joins us to dive into the potential of what Neuralink is, the pros, the cons, and a whole bunch more. | ||
| Dr. Kevin McCarron, welcome to the broadcast. | ||
| How are you doing today? My question. | ||
| How are you? I'm doing wonderful. | ||
| And this technology looks like it could be a very double-edged sword. | ||
| And for the listeners out there that don't understand how the brain works and don't understand this technology, in layman's terms, how does it work, something like Neuralink? | ||
| So, first of all, what we should establish here is what you're seeing with Neuralink is it's not new. | ||
| We've been Implanting electrodes into the brain for decades now. | ||
| It's a very well-established technique in research domain where I was involved. | ||
| And what's happened with Neuralink is, apart from the slick marketing, is they've managed to take the, like all electronics and computing, they've managed to miniaturize it. | ||
| To some degree, there you go, you can see it on the screen. | ||
| They've got an interesting technology with respect to using what is essentially a robot surgeon to essentially plant the electrodes into the brain. | ||
| And one of the things that they're touting is that their ultra-thin electrodes are basically... | ||
| More biocompatible. | ||
| And the previous generation's brain machine interfaces, often what you get is scarring around electrodes and the device becomes useless. | ||
| They think they might have cracked those problems. | ||
| And I suppose, you know, if you want to look at the future, perhaps we're a step closer to consumer technology. | ||
| A consumer device that can be implemented on a wider scale. | ||
| But right now it's for people who are quadriplegic, Lachlan syndrome, etc. | ||
| And this will allow them to interact with a computer to move a cursor. | ||
| Once you can move a cursor, you can do anything you can do on a computer, basically. | ||
| Yeah, so basically, you can actually control a cursor on a computer, which is wonderful if you think about it. | ||
| You'll be able to access the computer if you can't move your hands. | ||
| You'll be able to communicate, maybe send a message on Facebook or send a text on a cell phone just using this brain chip interface. | ||
| And I know that there's been a lot of studies dealing with this. | ||
| And so this could have some revolutionary components for humanity in general. | ||
| We got a commercial break coming up in a minute here, Doctor. | ||
| But what are your thoughts on the capabilities on that? | ||
| And if we can't finish it in this segment, we can dive into it more across the river here. | ||
| In terms of capabilities, there's nothing I've seen that hasn't been demonstrated already. | ||
| You've got wireless BCI tech. | ||
| You've got predictive algorithms decoding the neural recordings to enable... | ||
| You saw the monkey there being able to play the game. | ||
| There was no wires attached to him, etc. | ||
| This has been extant for many, many years. | ||
| So... That's what I think there. | ||
| Where does it go? | ||
| Well, of course, you can think about military applications in this instance. | ||
| And again, what does it mean for people who think that they need this? | ||
| Or perhaps we may need it just because of the direction that computing is taking. | ||
| It's something I would disagree with, but other people might argue that. | ||
| Yeah, it's a wild thought and it's a wild future. | ||
| We're going to dive into this in a whole bunch more in just a few minutes. | ||
| Kevin McCarron, PhD, is our guest. | ||
| We're talking brain chip interfaces. | ||
| What are some military applications? | ||
| What will the potential be in the future? | ||
| Will you be able to download information, share thoughts and memories? | ||
| Is it hackable? | ||
| All that and a whole bunch more when we come back from break. | ||
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| - Music - Dr. Kevin McCarron is our guest, and we're diving into some of the concerns dealing with the brain chip interface, amongst other things. | ||
| And we should probably deal with the 20. | ||
| They'll give us 80% results. | ||
| When they ever talk about setting plans and businesses, you take out the big rocks first, and then you're left with the little stuff to deal with. | ||
| So what are we facing first as far as, you know, we mentioned some of the benefits. | ||
| You can walk again. Maybe it can cure epilepsy, the brain chip interface. | ||
| But What's going to happen to all the metadata? | ||
| And how can it be used? | ||
| And I know that you mentioned to me on commercial break that you're shadow banned everywhere. | ||
| First of all, let's start there. Why are you being banned by the social media Mongols and kings and queens there? | ||
| Because I spoke out very vehemently about what happened with SARS-CoV-2. | ||
| That was very obviously the consequence of biowarfare medical countermeasures research. | ||
| I spoke up very early. | ||
| I've been very critical of the way that they forced compliance into people to basically take a next-gen technology that involves gene engineering tools as a public health measure. | ||
| And people talk about the... | ||
| Well, how much, what we can fear from brain-machine interfaces, etc. | ||
| The amount of compliance that I saw over the last four years to those diktats, it was probably less so in the United States, but it was still significant. | ||
| You don't need these brain-machine interfaces. | ||
| It's enough with a telephone and pumped-out media messaging to get billions of people to do what you want and line up and have themselves exposed to these products. | ||
| It was quite astounding, really. | ||
| And to talk about that was to incur censorship. | ||
| Look at the Twitter files. People like myself were censored deliberately right from the very beginning as we tried to raise warnings about what it was that you were dealing with. | ||
| It's interesting. They censored Malone. | ||
| I know I got a chance to interview him, amongst other things, when you're talking about these gene weapon warfare where they can just edit or DNA print some kind of chemical or disease or print out a vaccine. | ||
| It's kind of wild, this next level of gene therapy, because it sounds promising where you can just program, let's say, a vaccine to go after cancer or a vaccine to target AIDS. But what kind of repercussions are there? | ||
| And when you go out and you speak against the big pharma medical mongrels, there's definitely some repercussions. | ||
| I know that my channel, The Rundown Live, was banned on YouTube because we even mentioned that it was possible that this virus came from a lab in Wuhan. | ||
| And it's wild. | ||
| And they are definitely all about censoring people that hurt their bottom line and profits. | ||
| And that's something definitely experts do when they speak out. | ||
| And that's not really science. | ||
| You're not going to have a debate on these subjects. | ||
| That's why we're here. | ||
| And that's why we're using this platform to discuss these things. | ||
| I'm glad you are. | ||
| I'll just add the caveat. I don't think it was... | ||
| It didn't just come out of Wuhan. | ||
| That was decades of research and it's got the fingerprints of US Five Eyes bio-warfare programs all over it as well. | ||
| And the... | ||
| Yeah, these people are... | ||
| What's the phrase? Full spectrum dominance. | ||
| They want full spectrum dominance over everything. | ||
| That includes your media and that includes your communications. | ||
| That includes your health and bodily autonomy. | ||
| Where the brain chips fit into that at this stage, I'm not too sure. | ||
| I would be very concerned about how they would try to use that tech if they had it available to them. | ||
| But the The simple fact is, I mean, you've got a large audience and I would implore the American people just to take stuff and check what it is that not only your government but the corporations in their public-private partnerships where they're the stakeholders and you're the product. | ||
| Look how these people see you and look what they think to your God-given rights in this instance. | ||
| You are nothing but a product to them to be used and abused. | ||
| And they basically use very sophisticated neuropsychological techniques to convince you that the choice they want is what you want. | ||
| And these are dangerous times. | ||
| So let's say these brain chip interfaces are being installed. | ||
| Would they be able to monitor neural technology that's injected via vaccine or maybe even control it in the future? | ||
| Or is that too far-fetched? | ||
| No, it's not too far-fetched. | ||
| So there are forms of brain-machine interfaces that use small nanoparticles that can be steered in by magnets. | ||
| I mean, that's sort of at the cutting edge with respect to... | ||
| You want something that's as minimally invasive as possible. | ||
| Neuralink is invasive. | ||
| That's like the old-style tech. | ||
| You've got to carve out a hole in the skull. | ||
| You've got to punch electrodes into the brain. | ||
| And they're looking for ever more subtle ways of getting these devices in. | ||
| Are we at the stage where they might be able to record activity? | ||
| But the real question is, can you write activity to the brain? | ||
| And I can tell you from over 20 years experience of trying to get monkeys to do what you want them to do with far more encompassing tech, basically, in terms of anatomical areas and functional basically, in terms of anatomical areas and functional areas. | ||
| It's not so easy. | ||
| So in terms of forcing onto people, I'm less concerned. | ||
| But where this technology goes and where the... | ||
| Materials, science leads us is anyone's guess. | ||
| And again, the fact that it's in the hands of what are technocratic totalitarians at the moment that have very, very little regard for your sovereignty or your country's sovereignty, I'll add. | ||
| Well, what kind of data can the Brainship interface collect on you like that could be used? | ||
| So something like the Neuralink, where it's very constrained in the areas that it's accessing data from. | ||
| So it'll be on a part of the area that's responsible for limb movement, sensory motor control. | ||
| And so it'll have some feedback as to, like, so if you have the desire to move the cursor, Right, so there will be a bunch of neurons that encode that in the area that they're recording and they'll be able to tell that. | ||
| Will they be able to tell that you've took a crafty... | ||
| I don't know. Look at websites that you shouldn't be, etc. | ||
| I don't think so. | ||
| Not at this stage. But the tech's already there to do that anyway. | ||
| You've got to go to extraordinary lengths these days to cover your digital footprint. | ||
| And, you know, those VPNs, nothing more than NSA funneling networks where they're just harvesting your data anyway. | ||
| So, you know, That type of tech very minimally. | ||
| And look, you can even get gaming headsets where you can just pop them on your head and it'll work out. | ||
| You don't have to use your hands to move your computer. | ||
| And so there's, like I say, we're very much on the cusp of... | ||
| Well, I guess I came from the Model 4T era and now we're getting far more into more automated, very focused design with very, very Erudite engineers. | ||
| And like I said, the technology gets ever smaller and more powerful. | ||
| So I guess we just have to wait and see. | ||
| And military programs and Dark project programs for sure will be looking at this type of tech because if you've got something that's buried in your skull and in your brain, you may be able to, let's say, get past most Most security controls with respect to, are you bringing in bugs, etc., to meetings? | ||
| These are all things to take into account, and the ethicists have failed us radically, and that's because they're in the pockets of the corporations as well. | ||
| So one of the things I've been looking at and researching is the next level and the next step. | ||
| And it seems like there's a big push for what they call as non-invasive brain-computer interfaces. | ||
| And these are no longer implanted into the brain, but let's say 10, 20 years in the future. | ||
| Is it feasible to think, even now I've seen it, where you can put on what looks like to be a visor that Geordi uses in Star Trek, and you can control drones just with your dots. | ||
| In military applications. | ||
| We're very much... | ||
| That's extant technology right now. | ||
| Again, there's the choice of the individual to put on the visor, etc. | ||
| So they haven't cracked that particular nut. | ||
| You can still say no, but the seductive... | ||
| Aspect of being able to use this technology. | ||
| There's a good example. | ||
| I got my kids playing with VR this Christmas and they went to it like ducks to water. | ||
| The Is there going to be a boom in, you know, robots like that? | ||
| Or are they essentially going to, you know, on Infowars, going to shrink us down to a prison planet where there are far fewer of us and the jobs are done by robots and the ones that are left... | ||
| Do you have some sort of, you could think of it as a restraining collar through a brain machine interface. | ||
| And look, there are places that I could put electrodes into the brain that would be very coarse, but I could use very sort of You could think of it as operant-type conditioning. | ||
| So there you can see the EPUL headset, and that's just picking up off EEGs, event-related potentials, and it's down to the speed of the computing there to be able to understand that you're engaged in a task and you want the target of that task to do certain behaviours, you know, fly a drone. Towards the enemy and take them out. | ||
| And that's, if anyone's been paying attention to what's been happening in Ukraine, which is another globalist new world order push for power, what to me has been the most frightening thing is this rapid increase in the use of drone technology and the ability to hunt down I think? | ||
| Yeah, slaughterbots. They're small. | ||
| They come in and big swarms like a swarm of bees and there's no place to hide unless you got an EMP. And it's scary. | ||
| It's terrifying. I mean, there's an Amazon drone just delivering packages. | ||
| Now imagine that times a thousand and there's no place to hide. | ||
| And maybe if you have one of these... | ||
| Brain chips or these chips and you're an offender. | ||
| They can send them out to arrest you or not only that, terminate you on the battlefield. | ||
| And you better listen to what the government says. | ||
| Otherwise, the evil slaughterbot drone or police drone is going to come and get you. | ||
| And I'm not saying that's happening into the extreme now, but all it takes is one of these headsets. | ||
| And somebody's going to be able to control a drone with their thought. | ||
| It's like something straight out of X-Men. | ||
| Like an evil villain with Magneto puts on a helmet and he controls all the drones and he's like, do my evil bidding! | ||
| And they all fly around just killing everyone. | ||
| And there's gotta be protection or some kind of like, uh, safeguards put in place. | ||
| This is, this is definitely an ethical question. | ||
| What do we do? | ||
| And what are some solutions? | ||
| Like, just think about it. | ||
| You'll be able to drive a car without your hands, just putting on one of these helmets potentially in the future. | ||
| And all that made of data and all that information that will be collected, um, you know, what are they doing with it, These drones and this warfare, the idea that you'll be able to share thoughts with other soldiers, because they're already implanting soldiers with ships. | ||
| Where do you see this going in a few years here? | ||
| Big picture. Like I said, far less of us, far less of people being able to speak up and out against what these... | ||
| Corporations and organizations have planned or what they would desire. | ||
| And the space within which you can express your own individuality, your sovereignty, is going to be severely curtailed. | ||
| And there's the... | ||
| Iconic dystopian view of 15-minute cities, etc. | ||
| It's all heading towards that direction. | ||
| Unless the people say no to this type of technology, the problem is they just make it so seductive that people will want to have this technology and it will no doubt imbue advantages to people that use it. | ||
| If you have a rapid access, and I don't think you even need to be directly into the brain, you just need some ability to retinally project. | ||
| And you can have that information, you know, everything sort of popping up in front of you as a sort of mixed VR. A type of experience where everyone's name is in front of you, what they have for breakfast, all that stuff could be there, and also all the stuff that they would rather keep private. | ||
| I'm kind of hopeful that the American... | ||
| Spirit, say in this instance, is going to act as a bulwark against it. | ||
| But the corporations are very, very strong in the US, transnationally. | ||
| And for the moment, I'm not that hopeful, put it that way. | ||
| Dr. Kevin McCarron is our guest, and we're just diving into the start of brain chip interfaces. | ||
| Now, you mentioned something very interesting because I spoke with a former whistleblower. | ||
| She's now passed. Her name is Rosa Quarry, and she warned about UN Agenda 21. | ||
| Now it's UN Agenda 2030 in 15-minute cities. | ||
| Well, I'm seeing now that they're creating AI-run cities where they sell it as when you walk into a bar, it'll know what kind of beer or mixed drink you want before you get there. | ||
| And the idea that AI is going to run cities, we're going to have AI-run government. | ||
| And it's very feasible to think that maybe AI will be running a lot of these swarms of drones, even in warfare. | ||
| And they're going to eliminate the whole human aspect of things. | ||
| It's just neat that humans can control it. | ||
| But let's be honest, AI would be a lot more surgical, probably be more accurate. | ||
| And is there a danger with AI for the potential of it to be able to maybe download itself into a brain-computer interface or even take over somebody's body in the future? | ||
| Well, there's two aspects there. | ||
| I mean, the thought of me walking into a place where I choose to go and they instantly know what I desire, etc. | ||
| as I sit down and haven't even looked at the menu. | ||
| Again, I find that thought incredibly disturbing. | ||
| I would, again, just... | ||
| Try your best to say no to these technologies. | ||
| In terms of being able to download and take over a body, I've done far more in terms of, like I say, brain areas and trying to modulate behavior in a way. | ||
| And, you know, you can think of it as being sort of AI driven governance of the monkey in this particular instance in order to get him to do a bunch of behaviors. | ||
| So I can get the data from his brain and feed back in a type of stimulus where I could alter his ongoing behavior. | ||
| The simple fact is if the monkey don't want to do it, it doesn't matter how much you send in in terms of stimulation, et cetera. | ||
| It doesn't really do much, per se. | ||
| You can knock the monkey out, if you like, if you want to use anesthesia, etc. | ||
| But taking over the body, per se, requires a hijacking of the will of the individual. | ||
| And I think there are far... | ||
| They're already expert at it, using social programming. | ||
| I'm not saying it's not possible through these machines. | ||
| I just think it's a little way off. | ||
| Like I say, after the last four years, which de facto was bio-warfare, which anyway, you look at it, they got billions and billions of people to do what they want over extended periods of time. | ||
| They don't need to get into your brain to do that. | ||
| And that's the technology that people should really fear at the moment. | ||
| A widget that can help you unlock your car, etc. | ||
| Not so much. | ||
| And then of course you have who's controlling that data that they're scraping off your brain. | ||
| Again, I don't If we've learned anything, is that these corporations are fallible. | ||
| Take the 23andMe leak that happened where they lost the genetic records of over 6 million people, I think. | ||
| And yeah, we're walking into an age where you can... | ||
| What's more dangerous is that we're walking into a paradigm where you can have far more targeted... | ||
| Biology, synthetic biology, and technology to go after an individual. | ||
| And again, this will come down to, are you a dissident? | ||
| Or do you have views that are deemed unacceptable by AI algorithms? | ||
| And again, that should frighten anyone, particularly again, after what we've seen over the last four years. | ||
| You know, I'm not a Luddite in this instance. | ||
| I think the technology could be great, but it's just, it's there, open for abuse, and like I say, we've seen that our Institutes don't care. | ||
| You know, SARS, just to bring back to that example, we know was a consequence of DOD research, tightly coupled with corporations, and it was rolled out and your rights didn't apply when they said so. | ||
| And in this instance, it'll become harder and harder to speak out. | ||
| And that's the situation that I find myself in right now. | ||
| And, you know, if you go and touch their hot button topics, you can be sure that you'll be shut down. | ||
| And the, you know, I can just see the black clad goons there on the screen. | ||
| They don't need brain chip implants. | ||
| They just need that walkie-talkie and a set of marching orders and they'll get ready to lay the jackboot in as soon as you step out of line. | ||
| Well, that's the way it is. | ||
| We're heading to commercial break here in just a minute. | ||
| But Kevin McCarron is our guest, PhD. | ||
| We're talking brain chip interfaces. | ||
| And I have to mention, it's interesting. | ||
| You're right. They can program you just with words. | ||
| The process of giving words meaning isn't called wording. | ||
| It's called spelling. What does it mean to cast a spell? | ||
| And when you stitch those words together, they call it a curse. | ||
| Hmm, I wonder what they could be doing if they're casting a spell on all Americans and programming them, just like TV shows are called TV programs. | ||
| Who are they programming? | ||
| And I want you, the listener, to think about, are you a program? | ||
| And if you are... | ||
| What kind of program are you running? | ||
| Are you running the Freedom Program run by Infowars? | ||
| Or that of the mainstream media? | ||
| Or are you in control of your own program? | ||
| I'm your host, Christan T. Harris, filling in for Harrison Smith. | ||
| You're listening to The American Journal. | ||
| We'll be back in just a few minutes. | ||
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| Dr. Kevin McCarron, Ph.D. from the Korea Brain Research Institute, is our guest. | ||
| We're going to open the lines. You want to get into this conversation? | ||
| The phone number is 1-877-789-2539. | ||
| 877-789-2539. | ||
| Grab your cell phone, type in the number, punch it in. | ||
| With a brain chip, you can just think it and make the phone call in the future. | ||
| Couldn't you, Kevin? | ||
| Did that go through to me? | ||
| I'm hearing, like, double voices from you, if you can hear me. | ||
| Oh, okay. So you got some music running in the background. | ||
| Yeah, you've got, like, an echo on your end for some reason. | ||
| Okay. It's gone now. | ||
| Okay, yeah, so we got it fixed. | ||
| I apologize about that. | ||
| But yeah, the question was directed at you, controlling your smartphone, diving into that. | ||
| You'll be able to do that in the future, which is really interesting. | ||
| And I think that's something that they're saying, because now you're saying you can control a cursor on the computer monitor. | ||
| Obviously, dialing a phone might not be so different and being connected to your cell phone via brain chip. | ||
| I know that was kind of an intro to bring in, but I kind of wanted to dive in more so on the idea of eugenics and where this technology leads. | ||
| Because there is a cult of eugenicists out there that believe that they want to call the world. | ||
| And the billionaires got together in 2009. | ||
| They called the Good People Organization to decide what they're going to do about this, quote, overpopulation, end quote, when in reality, it seems like the population could be shrinking. | ||
| Yes, and shrinking may be faster than people realize at the moment. | ||
| And the question becomes, how would these eugenicists, and I've reached the point, and I've had to step into this space very reluctantly. | ||
| I came into this as SARS was the product of this bio-warfare medical countermeasures industry. | ||
| Initially, I just thought it was a lab leak, but I had to move into that space, realize that there are these out-of-control biowarfare programs, and there are these eugenicists who talk openly about what they think about you, and they think that there are too many of you. | ||
| And the sort of tech that we're talking about, the sort of sci-fi stuff, well, you want a population that's much smaller than And perhaps a population that's far more cowed. | ||
| And, you know, what we've been through, people want to ask, well, how do they get the population down, right? | ||
| They're talking getting rid of 60-70% of the population. | ||
| In order to achieve what they perceive as some sort of homeostasis where they maintain their apex predator position. | ||
| And I can tell you this. | ||
| Again, look at what just happened over the last four years. | ||
| They delivered 13 billion shots into at least 4 billion shots. | ||
| Now, I want people to stop thinking viruses aren't real or things like graphene or other nanobots in that shop. | ||
| It's in the molecular biology where you can perhaps find the answer of what it is that they've done. | ||
| And I can explain it in a way I hope that most people can sort of Grasp onto, and this is a primarily American audience, everyone got exposed via the virus and the vaccine itself to a series of epitopes, | ||
| meaning short chains of proteins that we know cause the formation of prions. | ||
| And prions, it's full... | ||
| The definition means protonaceous infectious particles. | ||
| This is what's impacting your deer population in the US right now. | ||
| It's what hit the UK with Mad Cow, etc. | ||
| And these are long-term... | ||
| You could essentially think of them as soft kill because the time from exposure to the time of death is extended. | ||
| And please don't get caught in the trap of thinking, oh, prions is just all neurological. | ||
| No. These misfolded proteins can manifest disease at every organ system. | ||
| And what do we see right now? | ||
| The US was particularly bad in terms of initial casualties around SARS. But we're continuing to see a sustained increase in all-cause mortality around 10%. | ||
| And how are those people dying? | ||
| Well, it's turning out that it's... | ||
| Cardiac events. | ||
| And the old people got taken out with dementia very, very quickly during the preceding four years. | ||
| And the cardiac events, they don't really understand what's happening because they expect, they're trying to look through the model of normal cardiac disease mechanisms, blocked arteries, Heart failure, valve disease, etc. | ||
| But when you've got these protein misfolding disorders happening, you can have a breakdown of the organ tissue and the substrate that makes it work. | ||
| The heart is an electrical organ. | ||
| And these misfolded proteins can target these organ systems and they've done it in a way that is now hands-off. | ||
| And you want to understand why people are just, I just see on the screen, young people are dying. | ||
| Like I say, it's probably a combination of all that they've done in the last four years. | ||
| Don't get ideologically possessed around, oh, it's just vaccines. | ||
| That virus was out there as well. | ||
| We do not know how they interact with each other. | ||
| And the issue around these misfolded proteins is that once they're formed, They're very, very difficult to remove from the individual, but also from the environment. | ||
| They last for years. | ||
| They get taken up by plants, and this is how it's spreading among deer. | ||
| What's potentially happened is what's technically termed a super prion event. | ||
| Right now, we could be in a situation where these eugenicists have set that off in motion. | ||
| All the molecular biology points that way. | ||
| And they're just biding their time now as this super prion event cascades through the populace. | ||
| And it doesn't matter. | ||
| I hate to drop this black pill. | ||
| It doesn't matter if you avoided the shots. | ||
| You dodged that particular bullet. | ||
| If you're in an environment where these people are now shedding these prions, and they do, that's how it spreads via deer. | ||
| It comes out the urine, the feces, bodily fluids, anything. | ||
| Sweat. And these can hang around on any and all surfaces and are infectious at the femtogram level. | ||
| If you asked me how I could think of a way to achieve that eugenicist wet dream, that's how I would do it. | ||
| And there are the fingerprints right now that they may have done this already. | ||
| Well, not only that, they'll vampirically siphon all your wealth off of you while you die, right? | ||
| Because you're going to need to go to the doctor. | ||
| What choice do you have if you're dying or you're sick or you continue to get sick? | ||
| So it's just like this cash cow of return business and lifelong, you know, consumership. | ||
| And they don't really care about you. | ||
| They care about the bottom line. | ||
| They care about their globalist eugenicist plan, getting us in those little FEMA regions, diving into this. | ||
| And it's scary to think about that. | ||
| We've been warmed about this. | ||
| People have been talking about this for years. | ||
| There have been whistleblowers discussing this very subject. | ||
| We've talked about the Georgia Guidestones. | ||
| We've talked about the Bilderberg organization, potentially, hypothetically, Pushing this agenda. | ||
| We talked about the United Nations potentially having secretive meetings. | ||
| They had the good people meeting of elitist billionaires who got together and talked about calling the world. | ||
| Why wouldn't they make profit off of you while you die? | ||
| I'm just asking you, the listener, think about this. | ||
| For just one minute. | ||
| And maybe when we come back, Kevin, we can talk about ways we can protect each other or protect yourself against this. | ||
| And if you want to get in on this conversation, the phone number here is 1-877-789-2539. | ||
| 1-877-789-2539. | ||
| You're listening to The American Journal. | ||
| I'm your host, Kriston T. Harris of The Rundown Live, Waukee's Independent News and Talk Radio, filling in for Harrison Smith. | ||
| and we'll be back after these messages. | ||
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| Our guest today is Kevin W. McCarron, PhD, from the Brain Institute in Korea. | ||
| Kevin, I appreciate you joining us in this last segment here. | ||
| Before we get into it, can you plug where listeners can find you and where they can find out more about you? | ||
| Sure. Well, if you just want to find out about my academic career, just for accuracy, I'm no longer at the Career Brain Research Institute. | ||
| Once you've stepped out on the dissonant pathway and speaking out the way that I do, I You don't get to stay in those institutes, and that's how they control people. | ||
| But if you want to find me at Ness Commander on Twitter, you'll have to complete it to get there. | ||
| They won't auto-prompt you. | ||
| Go to McCairndojo.com. | ||
| So my last name, M-double-C-A-I-R-N. Dojo, like KarateDojo.com. | ||
| All my links are there. I do stream and talk about this stuff on a daily basis. | ||
| I tend to do deep dives through the scientific papers of the day looking at how this technology is emerging and what these eugenicists have planned for you and make no bones about it. | ||
| They have their eyes on your bones and, like you said, extracting everything from you that they can. | ||
| So let's talk about solutions here in this last segment. | ||
| We've got to leave people with some hope, right? | ||
| There's a way to fight this. | ||
| There's a way that we can come out on top. | ||
| And you mentioned some of those things. | ||
| So first of all, how do we protect ourselves against shedding? | ||
| What are some ways to protect ourselves against what the eugenicists have planned? | ||
| What do you see? What are some precautions we can take? | ||
| Well, the obvious one is just mitigation, but in terms of the long game with respect to what's classed as a super prion event, and that's essentially genetic diversity, | ||
| so the ability of future generations to adapt And make sure that the polymorphisms, meaning the subtle changes that you make within your own prion protein, The evolutionary pressure acts on that and you want those generations to get through. | ||
| And the way to do that is you need plenty of children. | ||
| Don't listen to these people when they say the world is overpopulated. | ||
| You need children, lots of them. | ||
| And the other advice, if you can, is stay away from the cities where the corporate hand is strongest. | ||
| And look, I get it. | ||
| We're all connected to it somehow. | ||
| Look, I've got a fiber optic connection to my internet service provider, etc. | ||
| I'm not locked up in the woods with a little satellite dish doing this. | ||
| But, you know, I make sure that my interaction with these corporations is to a minimum. | ||
| And, you know, you'll lose every time you go and play On their grounds or in their courts. | ||
| So make your own. Build out those local communities. | ||
| It doesn't just have to be the people next to you. | ||
| Find like-minded people online. | ||
| That's what I try and do. | ||
| I think knowledge is power and it's better to demystify a lot of this technology but also be I'm cognizant of the fact that when these people are straight up telling you that they want less of you and if the last four years was not enough of a harsh lesson in how far they'll go and that's just the beginning of what they can do. | ||
| You'll get taken out with it. | ||
| And, you know, you've got to be careful about, you know, there's a lot of bad information out there. | ||
| I've had to spend a lot of my time just trying to argue the fact that bio-warfare agents are real. | ||
| They are damn real, as are the binary components to these weapons now, which are the delivery of these peptides through gene engineering technologies. | ||
| I mean, I would be surprised if they could pull that tactic off again anytime soon. | ||
| But as I said earlier, I can look at the molecular biology. | ||
| I can see the signature for the prion-catalyzing epitopes. | ||
| They're there. And the... | ||
| The epidemiological data would appear to support that contention. | ||
| And until I see otherwise, I'm going to treat it like everyone should treat it as a biological warfare attack. | ||
| I see you've got the Special Virus Cancer Programme on there as well. | ||
| That's the roots, a lot of the roots to what we're dealing with. | ||
| And they reached this point. | ||
| They managed to get viral attacks. | ||
| technologies down where they were able to hone the functional epitopes down for specific results. | ||
| And it's my contention that they've weaponized bryons and now you've got to adapt to get through that. | ||
| And, you know, if you're my age, etc., your only hope is, or my only hope is the children and the grandchildren that come next and hope that they adapt. | ||
| But you can go look in the literature, check for something called Superprion. | ||
| You can read about it there. | ||
| That was a massive evolutionary bottleneck, meaning there were literally just handfuls of survivors. | ||
| In the past they're potentially looking for that again and they're probably looking to offer solutions to this This problem that they may have initiated. | ||
| And how many of us are going to refuse the medical help when they're basically saying, they may even come up and say, oh, look, we goofed up. | ||
| Yeah, we were making these programs. | ||
| We thought we were doing our best. | ||
| And now we've gone and exposed you to these pre-uncatalyzing agents. | ||
| Very, very few people will refuse the medical help that comes with that. | ||
| I don't know how to get around that, but diet is an important one. | ||
| I think there are ways of slowing it down. | ||
| But the future looks a little unstable at the moment, and I would encourage people to think and act accordingly. | ||
| Kevin, a quick question. | ||
| Final thoughts on Elon Musk's Neuralink program. | ||
| Do you think it's going to be beneficial or do you think it's going to lead to a dystopic future where the government's going to want to control or know all your thoughts at all times? | ||
| And like you said, they don't need a brain chip to do that. | ||
| They're already doing it through propaganda and such. | ||
| But is it a good thing? | ||
| Is it a bad thing? How do you feel it's going to go here in the last two minutes? | ||
| Well, it's like any technology. | ||
| Look, if you're paraplegic and can't function from the neck down, it's a good thing. | ||
| If you're one of the drones out there that just has to have the latest corporate black rectangle because it's got a few extra megapixels and can run, I don't know, I see they've got AI-engineered phones now, etc., and All those things are great, but what are you giving away when you sign the contracts to use those apps and use those devices every time you're stepping into the corporate sphere? | ||
| And once you're in their domain, you're always surrendering some degree of sovereignty. | ||
| So, you know... | ||
| Go ahead and give out where people can find you once again. | ||
| Thanks for joining us today on today's broadcast. | ||
| I just wanted you to have a chance to let our listeners know where they can follow you. | ||
| Okay, sure. So, again, you can follow me on Twitter at Nescommander. | ||
| My website, if you want to find social media links, is McCannDojo.com. | ||
| I stream on Rumble most days. | ||
| I have my own streaming platform. | ||
| We talk, you listen. | ||
| I talk about this stuff nearly every day because there's so much to get through. | ||
| I'm not happy to be talking about things like super prions, but that's where the data points at the moment. | ||
| You know, I'm not on their side. | ||
| I think what they've done is reprehensible. | ||
| And I think there are ways through this. | ||
| Kevin, we need more brave people like you out there. | ||
| We appreciate you for joining us on the American Journal and your time. | ||
| Thank you again for joining us. | ||
| I'm your host, Kriston T. Harris. | ||
| You can find more about me on therundownlive.com. | ||
| Filling in for Harrison Smith. | ||
| Don't go anywhere. | ||
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| They never talked about what happened in World War II We got to dig into their stuff and see it. | ||
| And my mom's dad was only on a few missions. | ||
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| We're in the fight, folks. | ||
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| But if I don't got bombs getting loaded and jet fuel or diesel or kerosene getting put in the engines, I can't take the son of a bitch off and I can't go do it. | ||
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| I don't even get into that, what that's like for my family. | ||
| But as long as I don't care, and as long as I got courage and trust in God, like Job did, we have, for every attack, for every little slap I get, is a dagger in the enemy. | ||
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