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| I'm your host, Craig James. | |
| Hope you guys are having a wonderful day. | |
| We're going to be getting into some interesting topics, trying to cover the news, and you got it. | |
| You guessed it. | |
| We're coming back a little bit of that tinfoil Friday. | |
| We're going to be diving into some interesting conspiracy theories that I think everybody out there will agree are Just very, very interesting to dip your toe in and peer into the abyss with. | |
| And we're going to do that talking about some interesting operations run by our government, including Project Sunstreak, which discusses efforts to use remote viewers to obtain the location of the Ark of the Covenant. | |
| As referenced, obviously, in the scripture. | |
| But we'll get into that a little bit later. | |
| We're going to cover the news here in the beginning. | |
| And, of course, it's Friday. | |
| And you know what that means. | |
| Thursdays and Fridays, we're joined by our co-host, friend of the show, all-around good guy, military intelligence insider, U.S. Air Force veteran, and the Benghazi whistleblower, Mr. Nick No. | |
| Nick, welcome to the show. | |
| Hey, good morning, Craig. | |
| It is a beautiful Friday. | |
| We are winning, and, you know, my belly is full. | |
| It's so full, but I don't know if I can take any more winning, but keep bringing it. | |
| Yeah, yeah, the winning is interesting, and that's kind of where I wanted to start. | |
| Last night, in an interview that appeared or aired on Fox News, Elon Musk sat down with... | |
| Oh, what's that guy's name? | |
| I can't even think of his name. | |
| Brett Baer. | |
| Mr. Brett Baer. | |
| I'm calling Arizona early Brett Baer to talk about Doge and what kind of waste and fraud and abuse they've uncovered and what sort of things are happening within this corrupt system that perhaps is the reason why they hate Elon Musk all of a sudden. | |
| I mean, it all stands to reason that the more fraud, the more corruption, the more things he uncovers through his agency's efforts, the more vitriolically unhinged the left becomes. | |
| And it's very fascinating to see this sort of unfold before our very eyes. | |
| Some of the things that they're seeing basically... | |
| Some of the things they're uncovering really do affect us directly in such a very real way. | |
| I want to play this short clip to begin with, where Elon talks about what they're providing money for and what they're actually doing. | |
| Listen to this. | |
| And then when she held a hearing, she said, where'd the $12 billion go? | |
| They didn't know. | |
| Talking to those guys, and you have a great team from all over the country. | |
| You don't have to be here. | |
| You don't have to be here. | |
| You know, there's now been these many cases of violence and vandalism at Tesla dealerships. | |
| How does that affect your employees, your customers? | |
| What does it mean to you? | |
| Like, how have you taken that in? | |
| Well, I think a great wrong is being done to the people of Tesla and to our customers. | |
| Tesla is a peaceful company that has made great cars, great products. | |
| That's all it's done. | |
| It hasn't harmed anyone. | |
| And yet people are committing violence. | |
| They're firebombing Tesla dealerships. | |
| They're shooting guns into stores. | |
| They're threatening people. | |
| They're issuing death threats against me and other Tesla personnel. | |
| What are they doing this for? | |
| Why? And what's happening, it seems to me, is they're being fed propaganda by the far left. | |
| And they believe it. | |
| It's really unfortunate. | |
| The real problem is not the people... | |
| It's not like the crazy guy that firebombs a Tesla dealership. | |
| It's the people pushing the propaganda that caused that guy to do it. | |
| Those are the real villains here. | |
| And we're going to go after them. | |
| And the president's made it clear. | |
| We're going to go after them. | |
| The ones providing the money. | |
| The ones pushing the lies and propaganda. | |
| We're going after them. | |
| And it's been this evolution. | |
| I mean, the last administration was going to mandate electric vehicles, and now you see on the far left some efforts to go after electric vehicles. | |
| It's quite something. | |
| It is ironic. | |
| I mean, it seems like the most ironic outcome is the most likely. | |
| Personally, it's got to take a toll. | |
| It does. | |
| It does. | |
| All right, Nick. | |
| I mean, look, I've talked about this a little bit here on the show over the last couple weeks, the terror tactics that the left are implementing and how this is only the beginning and it will escalate from here because this is following the same sort of script that they ran in 2020 and the lead up to there and obviously everything that happened after Trump's first election. | |
| So, Nick, what do you make of what's happening at these Tesla dealerships? | |
| Well, I've seen even some funny videos. | |
| What's hilarious is that it's all recorded, Craig. | |
| These Teslas actually, they even have radar on the sides. | |
| Honestly, the depiction with the radar is pretty accurate, even. | |
| It's kind of scary, actually. | |
| So not only are they getting this on video, there's cameras all around the cars. | |
| They're seeing these people do this stuff. | |
| But I think that they're... | |
| I think he's right, the propaganda is there. | |
| I also think that, don't forget that there are a lot of people who came across our border because it was porous, and we don't even know who could be sabotaging them. | |
| I mean, there could be, what I believe will start like this, is that you'll have regular people kind of goofing around, but then you're going to have some very professional people go sabotage, and it's going to be very serious, and I think that's going to be the next step. | |
| In the process, it looks like they're going to try and escalate it. | |
| And it's not going to work, though. | |
| These guys are only mapping out. | |
| It's a deep state in their death thralls. | |
| Every time they do something, another map is made. | |
| If it's not the same people and it's new people, another map is made. | |
| And by the time they even know that they're being monitored, it's already going to be over and they'll have the whole network. | |
| It's really, it's, I don't know, it's, I don't think that whoever's doing it is thinking about the long-term consequences about what's going to happen to them, you know, in terms of the propaganda, the violence, promoting violence and stuff. | |
| You know, I just don't think they understand. | |
| Yeah, I think they don't care would be a more accurate way of... | |
| I think they understand the implication and they don't care because, again, this is the by any means necessary, the ends justify the means, etc. | |
| They've convinced themselves that this is all righteous and right. | |
| But moreoverly, what you're talking about, the sort of sabotage and larger, you know, next level of order that will come, I think that is something that's very real that we should be... | |
| It kind of reminds me, though, of, do you remember back in 2019 when Antifa was burning cities down? | |
| It was like before, it was after COVID, as I recall, I think. | |
| It was the summer of love, that summer before the election. | |
| And I remember seeing these videos pop up online, and nobody to this day has ever explained them well to me, where... | |
| People would be walking down the street and a van would pull up with a bunch of police officers in it and they would just grab this person who was like an Antifa head and then they'd just throw him in the van and drive away. | |
| And you'd be like, wait, what? | |
| I think that's kind of... | |
| I saw those too. | |
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| No, said I'd never fall in love again But it's real, and the feeling comes shining through So come and do, little girl That I never did so bad that I think So come and do Welcome back to Just Form Talk Radio, and I'm your host, Craig James, with Nick Ngo. | |
| We're talking about the Tesla stuff. | |
| You know, Elon Musk went on this interview where it wasn't just him with Brett Baer. | |
| They also had a group of engineers and high-level administrators from the DOGE, which is the Department of Government Efficiency, formerly known as the... | |
| What was it? | |
| The Digital Service Department? | |
| I forget the exact name. | |
| Created under Barack Obama, but then re-implemented under Donald Trump and re-branded as DOGE. | |
| This administration agency is overseeing the sort of audit of the federal government. | |
| As they're auditing the federal government, they're continuing to create a new series of findings almost every day. | |
| But what's interesting is when you listen to the interviews of some of these people that work there, what they have to say about the waste and the fraud and the abuse is quite telling. | |
| I have a couple clips I want to play from that. | |
| One of the Doge officials here telling us about... | |
| The credit card situation in the federal government, listen to this. | |
| Really, Silicon Valley private sector colliding with government. | |
| Yeah, exactly, and we're headed in a bad path, but the chance of success exists. | |
| And just the one that is in my head right now, which is a fairly mundane one, but I think is very illustrative, is credit cards. | |
| There are, in the federal government, around 4.6 million credit cards for around 2.3 to 2.4 million employees. | |
| This doesn't make sense. | |
| And so one of the things all the teams have worked on is we've worked for the agencies and said Do you need all of these credit cards? | |
| Are they being used? | |
| Can you tell us physically where they are? | |
| I hope they're getting frequent flyers. | |
| Actually, on a different note, the rewards program the federal government has is actually not very good. | |
| That's a whole other negotiation. | |
| Yeah, exactly. | |
| But so far the teams have worked together and they've reduced it from 4.6 million to 4.3 million. | |
| We're taking it easy. | |
| But clearly there should not be more credit cards than there are people. | |
| 4.6 million credit cards, now 4.3. | |
| For 2.3 to 2.4 million employees, Nick, does that sound about right? | |
| No, not at all. | |
| It's like that over me. | |
| It's like, did you get a credit card? | |
| Did you get a credit card? | |
| Did you get a credit card? | |
| Oh my gosh. | |
| Wow. Where's that money going? | |
| It's two times the amount. | |
| What could be happening? | |
| I mean, I know they're laundering and stealing, but what's really going on here? | |
| Yeah, I didn't get a credit card. | |
| I think if they're just giving out credit cards, I'll take one. | |
| I mean, I can charge the government. | |
| That'd be nice. | |
| Get some of that taxpayer dollar back. | |
| Another interesting thing that was uncovered in this conversation was discussing sort of the waste and fraud abuse in the IRS. | |
| Listen to this. | |
| You've got overstaffing. | |
| A good example of overstaffing would be the IRS has got 1,400 people who are dedicated to provisioning laptops and cell phones. | |
| So if you join the IRS, you get a laptop and a cell phone, you're provisioned. | |
| So if each of those IRS officers or employees provisioned two employees per day... | |
| You could provision the entire IRS in a little more than a month. | |
| So 12 times a year you could reprovision. | |
| It doesn't make any sense. | |
| Why would you have 1,400 people whose only job it is to give out a laptop and a phone? | |
| Right. The whole IRS could be handled once a month. | |
| So that doesn't make any sense. | |
| 1,400 people whose job it is to give out a laptop and a phone, which is absolutely insane. | |
| I mean, this kind of fraud is beyond me. | |
| And it does. | |
| I'm playing all these clips, though, to illustrate, like, when you see people say how much they hate Musk or hate Tesla and all that stuff, and I make it clear, which people go, stop telling us already. | |
| I'm like, fine. | |
| But I don't like Elon Musk, okay? | |
| I don't trust him. | |
| Never have. | |
| Not sure I ever will. | |
| But the point that we're seeing, the point I'm making is basically, You could train these people to hate anything. | |
| You know, it reminds me of when Trump was originally in office, right? | |
| When he first got in. | |
| And it was like, before Trump ran for politics, he was a pretty lovable guy, right? | |
| Most people either had a positive or no real opinion about him whatsoever, right? | |
| He did The Apprentice. | |
| He was a cameo in all these movies. | |
| He was kind of this eccentric billionaire real estate developer. | |
| All the rappers were rapping about how they wanted to be him and how, you know, when they got a little bit of money, they were like, I'm rich like Donald Trump! | |
| You know? | |
| That's what they would say. | |
| And then all of a sudden he got into politics. | |
| Obviously, we know that that's a thing that can be very divisive. | |
| But the media began this camp. | |
| Yeah. Yeah. | |
| Yeah. I think if people can't step back and say, well, yeah, we probably don't need 1,400 people at the IRS doing the job that maybe 50 people could do. | |
| If that. | |
| Right? 20 people. | |
| 13 people. | |
| They couldn't keep them busy. | |
| Eight people. | |
| It's like, you know... | |
| What happened to the good old days of government where it was completely inefficient, but in the opposite direction, where it would be one guy in charge of the laptop distribution, you know? | |
| It would just be one guy. | |
| You can't get anything done because there's not enough, right? | |
| Yeah, sitting in a basement, like, you know, like, oh, here it is. | |
| There's a laptop, and the phone's on layaway. | |
| We'll get you when it comes in. | |
| Yeah, you file your paperwork. | |
| You'll hear back from us in six to eight months. | |
| What? Yeah. | |
| So I just, I think, but I think what I'm taking away from it more overly is the way people are trainable for this hatred that is, you know, imprinted upon us in such a way. | |
| And it is an indictment on society, but it's not necessarily an indictment on the individual because I feel bad for the individuals in a lot of these cases. | |
| They're under, you know, when you go to school, When you go to your Rockefeller, you know, approved Institute of Education, where you learn how to be a good debt-wage slave, and you learn how to, you know, originally I guess it was teaching factory workers how to, you know, work in the factory line. | |
| Now it's teaching feminist theory so that you can go work in an HR department. | |
| But, like... | |
| When you go to these schools, they train you on everything but what will make you successful in life, right? | |
| Yes, Craig. | |
| I got a confession to make about school when I was in there. | |
| I don't want... | |
| I'm skeptical. | |
| I did a gender studies class. | |
| I did a gender studies class. | |
| I was freaking... | |
| I was goofing off. | |
| No, no, no, no, no. | |
| You know what's funny about that? | |
| I didn't sign up for classes. | |
| I was late to sign up for classes, and that was all that was left, man. | |
| You know what's funny about that? | |
| Is that when I was in college, which was a long time ago now, I'm an old man like you. | |
| We're not that old. | |
| We're like middle-aged maybe. | |
| Not even. | |
| But the funny thing is, those classes were kind of a joke. | |
| Like at my school, it was like, go take this class. | |
| And this was like in the early, early 2000s. | |
| It was like, go take this class because it was easy. | |
| I remember I did a class on film and it was taught by the absolute most feminine man I've ever met in my life, you know, this feminist theory, you know, whatever, little you-know-what boy. | |
| And he was like, it was so funny because... | |
| It was an elective. | |
| You have to get a certain amount of electives when you're in college, especially in your first couple years. | |
| A lot of times, kids will try to pick these courses that are easy. | |
| This was the hardest course to get into because it was so easy, but I remember vividly, and this is actually a part of my arc to becoming a conservative, was this feminist theory professor in this film class, and we would watch these old movies. | |
| I remember we watched this movie about... | |
| John Wayne movie, and I can't remember the name of it, but it was just like a standard John Wayne film, but he broke it down in terms of the patriarchy and how the man was this figure of authority and how it was such a discriminator, whatever. He went through all these things, and I remember sitting there and feeling crazy because I'm like, this guy is absolutely out of his gourd. | |
| It's literally a movie, and it's John Wayne. | |
| Like, what do you think John Wayne's gonna do? | |
| He's a friggin' cowboy. | |
| Like, he's gonna be a cowboy. | |
| And he's like, and John Wayne, when he threw that little kid in the pond, and he couldn't swim, it was so tragic, and it's such an affront to the men. | |
| The women were standing back in horror. | |
| Now tell him, and the tests were so easy. | |
| Wow. Like, literally, it'd be like a multiple-choice answer, and the answer was always something to the effect of, like, The patriarchy is over-represented and minorities are not present. | |
| It was a joke of a class, really. | |
| I remember we would sit in there, the girls and the boys. | |
| We'd both be like... | |
| There was maybe one or two kids in the class who were taking this guy seriously. | |
| Everyone else, it's summer, we're there, it's an elective course. | |
| We're just laughing at this guy because it's like a freebie class. | |
| You just go in and watch movies. | |
| It's not like you really had to do much. | |
| You write a paper, and if you use the word patriarchy like 20 times, then you're going to get an A. So it's not very difficult. | |
| But that was a joke. | |
| And now it's so crazy because these classes are taken seriously. | |
| They have whole degrees. | |
| You could not when I was in college. | |
| They didn't offer these ridiculous degrees. | |
| Like, you couldn't get a degree in feminist theory? | |
| Like, what? | |
| That's not even a... | |
| No one took them seriously. | |
| Yeah, no one took them seriously. | |
| Yeah, it was a joke. | |
| It was like, it was throwing the liberal professors an easy bone course to do in the summer when they don't want to be there either, right? | |
| And it pads the numbers of the university, too, for graduation. | |
| Yeah, it pads all the numbers because everybody gets... | |
| The only people who, like... | |
| I don't know how you... | |
| The only way you don't get an A in that class is if you either just don't do anything and don't show up, or if you just, I guess, refuse to buy into the whole premise. | |
| But the funny thing was, everybody knew. | |
| It was like this thing we all knew, and we talked about it when we weren't in the class. | |
| We're like, okay, this guy's a joke. | |
| Just say what he wants to hear, and he'll give you an A. Like, it's not even... | |
| Like, there was no structure to it, if you don't understand what I'm saying. | |
| It was like, just repeat what he says in a paper form, and it could be the most insane, retarded nonsense, and you just, here you go, and he's like, oh, that's an A+. | |
| Great job! | |
| Oh, it's harmless, right, Craig? | |
| This is just a goof-off class. | |
| It's harmless. | |
| Now look at us. | |
| Yeah, I definitely got screwed on that. | |
| We all got screwed on that, and I had no idea. | |
| I had absolutely no idea, but I do recall that it was like, the world has changed. | |
| But anyway, I tie this all back into the Doge stuff, because it's, how did we get here? | |
| And it's because, like you said, it's like, we thought that was harmless, we thought it was sort of innocuous, and here we are, you know, 20 years later, or how, my gosh, has it been 20 years since I've been, yeah, it has been. | |
| Yeah, it's 20 years, bro. | |
| Oh my gosh, I feel very old now. | |
| I'm 20 years removed from college. | |
| Wow. All right. | |
| Well, that's a fun trip down memory lane. | |
| But I got a couple clips. | |
| I think I have at least one more clip I'll play real quick when we come back. | |
| Then we'll get into some other stories, and then we'll wait until probably shortly after that to do our Tinfoil Friday, which is going to be interesting. | |
| There's some interesting stuff to talk about. | |
| Stay tuned. | |
| Keep it locked in. | |
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| Suck a punch, somebody on a sidewalk. | |
| Carjacking old lady at a red light. | |
| Pull a gun on the owner of a liquor store. | |
| You think it's cool, act a fool if you like. | |
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| Welcome back to Just Form Talk Radio. | |
| I'm your host, Craig James, with Nick Ngo. | |
| Nick, I'm actually curious now, I'm not going to lie. | |
| What was your gender studies class like? | |
| My name with the teacher was Maurice Hammington. | |
| I got a C-minus. | |
| I barely passed. | |
| I had to do extra credit. | |
| Let me ask, was it because the class was hard or was it because you didn't care? | |
| Both. The very first book was like a Siamese person that was gay or something was on the cover. | |
| Wait, what is a Siamese person? | |
| I don't even know what that is. | |
| Is that like conjoined? | |
| Yeah, conjoined twin, I mean. | |
| That's what I meant to say. | |
| A gay conjoined twins? | |
| Yeah, and they're like, I don't know. | |
| And then they're like, I don't know, talking about weird stuff like that. | |
| It's like, how do you... | |
| How do you work through problems like that when you're stuck to people and stuff like that? | |
| It's like, dude, what? | |
| What is going on? | |
| And I'm struggling, and I can't understand. | |
| It's all women. | |
| Any normal functioning human person would be like, wait, you're trying to tell me that conjoined gay twins is our first foray into this? | |
| Like, you can't ease me into this stuff? | |
| And we were talking, I'm like, we were talking, these bizarre conversations, and I'm, you know, most of it, there's all mostly females, and they were all mostly lesbians, and there's like a mixture of butch, and, but, and no problem, man, no problem, but I was like, I was trying to, you know, I was really trying to understand and relate, and I kind of like, you know, okay, can I, you know, I couldn't, it was so horrible. | |
| And nothing made any sense. | |
| Like, their logic was not there. | |
| And then, to make up for it, I'm going to fail this class, man, and I have to pass it to get out of school. | |
| And, like, I have a decent GPA by that time. | |
| I'm like, man, I got to pass it somehow. | |
| Well, I'm assuming, because this wasn't your major, it was like an elective, right? | |
| Yeah, I waited late to sign up for classes, and that was all that was left. | |
| It was terrible. | |
| And it was in the morning, too. | |
| Oh, that's even worse! | |
| Can you imagine in a room with them in the morning? | |
| Ugh. I had to go... | |
| Okay, so get this. | |
| To make up for it, to get my C-, I had to go to... | |
| I had to get extra credit. | |
| I had to go to the vagina monologues. | |
| Wait, what? | |
| And... Yeah. | |
| Is that... | |
| No, you're making that up. | |
| That's not real. | |
| No. No, it's true. | |
| And so... | |
| So all these women in here... | |
| Wait, wait, wait. | |
| I'm the only man in this room. | |
| The extra credit was... | |
| You could pass this class if you attend the Vagina Monologues. | |
| Yeah, dude. | |
| So I go into this place with an open heart and open mind. | |
| I'm like, alright, let's see what they have to say. | |
| And they go up there and start reading poetry and just celebrating their vaginas. | |
| They are beautiful and wonderful. | |
| I agree. | |
| I agree. | |
| And I have the same... | |
| Affinity and love for vaginas that you do, too. | |
| I promise. | |
| But no, it was great. | |
| I mean, in a way, it was like, okay, I appeared into it. | |
| I guess there are worse things that could have made you do, but... | |
| Okay, I gotta tell you the truth about it. | |
| There's something else, too. | |
| It happened in the class, too. | |
| Oh, no. | |
| It's funny. | |
| Just a real quick story. | |
| Okay. So I had to write a paper, right, too, on gender studies. | |
| So I decided to write a book, or not a book, a paper on, what was it called? | |
| The gay, what's it called, when they dress up in drag? | |
| The gay. | |
| I had to write a paper on the gay. | |
| When they dress up, you know, the men... | |
| No, no, no, you had it right the first time. | |
| I had to write a paper on the gay. | |
| So I go. | |
| So me being, like, I take this very seriously because I'm trying to pass. | |
| I'm doing my best. | |
| I'm struggling. | |
| And I go to a gay bar because I figure, where else am I going to get the best research? | |
| Best research, right? | |
| And I'm there with my girlfriend, too. | |
| I think what happens in college needs to stay in college at this point. | |
| What are you doing at a gay bar in college? | |
| Just wait. | |
| There's more. | |
| Tell me you didn't hook up with a guy to try to verify. | |
| Yeah, I've got to figure this out. | |
| No. But the first thing that happens, I'm there with my girlfriend, right? | |
| I walk in with her. | |
| I walk in. | |
| I'm three steps into the place. | |
| And then someone tapped me on my shoulder. | |
| And then I look behind me, and no one's there. | |
| And then I look back forward, and I see a guy over on the couch giggling. | |
| I'm like, oh, God, what is happening? | |
| And anyway, so I walk into this place, and I go and talk to these, and I try to really understand it. | |
| And there's an entire, like, subculture, an entire, like, they have, like, at least this is where it was there. | |
| They got, like, the drag king guys or whatever, and then they have, like, their, I don't know, they call them, like, the mother, and then, like, he's, like, the mother to the other dudes who are trying to be, like, mothers. | |
| I don't know. | |
| I'm going to go out on a limb and say that was a story that, I probably would have been better in my life not knowing. | |
| But funny. | |
| Funny. Yeah. | |
| How did we get here? | |
| Oh, yeah. | |
| I asked you about your study class. | |
| Okay. Sorry. | |
| I'll never do that again. | |
| I've never really talked about it. | |
| It's something that's kind of like I've held on to. | |
| I'm kind of ashamed about it. | |
| I was like, I'll just tell everybody right now. | |
| Let's just put it on public radio. | |
| Let's put it out there for the whole world. | |
| Hey, I'm glad you got it off your chest. | |
| I guess we've all done things we're not proud of. | |
| You know, there were very dark and worse ways that story could have gone than the one you told. | |
| You know, I think there's a lot of... | |
| I was worried you were going to say something. | |
| Worse, but that's not, well, oh, you're like, oh, there's more. | |
| One last funny thing. | |
| There's one last funny thing. | |
| So I'm there because I'm writing a paper, right? | |
| So I'm very serious. | |
| I got my notebook and everything, and I'm writing stuff. | |
| And I get there, and one of the guys that I've seen at the fraternity, I was trying to rush at the time. | |
| Long story, but basically I ended up not rushing because... | |
| The cops raided us, and the money, like a drinking ticket I had to pay for, I couldn't even afford to be in it anymore. | |
| But anyway, long story, I see this guy there, that was part of it. | |
| I'm like, hey, what are you doing here, man? | |
| I'm here for this paper, what are you doing here? | |
| I'm researching a paper, yeah, yeah, yeah. | |
| Yeah, yeah, he was like, oh, yeah, and I'm like, wait a minute, I didn't know this, wait, what? | |
| I'm researching like you, I have a class similar, it's a paper. | |
| Yeah, it's exactly what happened, and I was like, uh... | |
| Alright, buddy. | |
| I never said a word about it to anybody. | |
| Oh my gosh. | |
| Wow. I apologize. | |
| Be there with them starving pygmies down there in New Guinea. | |
| Yeah. I really... | |
| That was funny. | |
| That was funny. | |
| It made me laugh. | |
| It's a good laugh, right? | |
| We've got to laugh at the stupid stuff we've done. | |
| You know, when I was in college, I did a lot of stupid things. | |
| I was sort of a liberal, too, so I understand. | |
| Now, going to a gay bar to research for a paper in my feminist theory class was not one of those things, but I know you, and the funny thing is, a lot of people, they hear us talk, but I know you, I know your personality, and I know how you are, and I could just see you in the book. | |
| Like, with your little notepad, like, trying to genuinely figure these people out, like you're studying, like, like you're on safari studying animals in the wild. | |
| Yeah, yeah, and then I just keep getting hit with flirtatious compliments, and I'm like, gosh, I feel really good by the time I left there. | |
| I felt like a million bucks. | |
| I don't mean it dehumanizing, I just mean it from a metaphorical perspective of... | |
| But we all know what the Bible says. | |
| Romans 1, chapter 1. Anybody who's wondering what the Bible says about it, homosexuality that is, you can go read those verses. | |
| It is a sin and the penalty is death. | |
| But there is hope. | |
| God came, sent His Son, delivered us from this. | |
| So there's hope for all sinners. | |
| But I will say this. | |
| My gosh, that was a left turn I wasn't expecting to take this morning. | |
| I promise when you come back, when we come back, we'll be back on track. | |
| I'm going to right this ship. | |
| I'm going to bring it back to where we were. | |
| I need to stop asking questions I don't want to know the answer to. | |
| That's got to be the first rule of Just Informed Talk Radio. | |
| It's like the first rule of Fight Club. | |
| I don't know. | |
| Whatever. Anyway, stay tuned. | |
| We're coming back after the break. | |
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| About a woman or a girl. | |
| The world. | |
| Welcome back to Just Forum Talk Radio. | |
| I'm your host, Craig James with Nick Ngo, and we're getting back on track here. | |
| Yeah, we're going to just go ahead and pretend that last segment never happened, even though it was funny. | |
| We had a few texters text in and say that they thought it was very funny, and that was a good exchange between us. | |
| So there are other stories that I want to talk about here today. | |
| I want to finish up. | |
| I had one more clip I wanted to play from. | |
| Particularly the Doge thing that we talked about to start off with. | |
| Let's listen to this about what they're finding at Social Security. | |
| I'll say the two improvements that we're trying to make to Social Security are helping people that legitimately get benefits, protect them from fraud that they experience every day on a routine basis, and also make the experience better. | |
| And I'll give you one example. | |
| At Social Security, one of the first things we learned is that they get phone calls every day of people trying to change direct deposit information. | |
| So when you want to change your bank account, you can call Social Security. | |
| We learned 40% of the phone calls that they get are from fraudsters. | |
| 40%? | |
| That's right. | |
| Almost half. | |
| Yes, and they steal people's social security, is what happens. | |
| They call in, they claim to be a retiree, and they convince the social security person on the phone to change where the money's flowing. | |
| It actually goes to some fraudster. | |
| This is happening all day, every day. | |
| And then somebody doesn't receive their social security. | |
| It's because of all the fraud loopholes in the social security system. | |
| And, you know, I find it interesting that, you know, these are sort of the things they're uncovering, the things they're trying to fix, the things they're trying to get rid of, particularly this fraud that is taking place and it's really hurting people. | |
| And not only hurting people, it's hurting the system overall. | |
| And, you know, these people are like, oh, we've got to go burn down Tesla dealerships and Elon Musk is a Nazi and all this stuff. | |
| And you're like, wait, what is he? | |
| I mean, like... | |
| I don't even like the guy, but what has he done that's been that bad with regard to Doge, at least? | |
| Because this is where they find the most contempt for him from, right? | |
| I mean, obviously, he supports Trump, but... | |
| I think it's because they can't take advantage of seniors anymore. | |
| Think about it, Craig. | |
| Okay, I used to sell Medicare. | |
| I want people to understand. | |
| It used to be very different for people when they retired. | |
| You know, your money wasn't... | |
| they wouldn't print. | |
| Double the money all of a sudden and your money would be saved. | |
| You'd keep it. | |
| You'd live with it. | |
| With Medicare, the prices... | |
| Okay, you pay your entire life to get healthcare when you retire. | |
| But then for some reason, once you get that healthcare, then you've got to continue to pay. | |
| You have to pay... | |
| First, the deductible is like $2,000. | |
| That's if you're just for the year, just getting started. | |
| So every doctor bill, and by the way, as you get older, you go see the doctor more, you're going to need more maintenance and repairs. | |
| So they're exploiting them. | |
| With all this money that they're stealing and giving to other people for Social Security and all this that's all involved with it, for example, to be 100% protected and protect your wealth, As a senior, when you retire, you have to have a Medicare supplement plan, but the supplement plan doesn't cover prescriptions or your glasses, I mean, you know, eyesight or teeth. | |
| So then those have to be separate. | |
| So you have to get all of these separate insurances, and then they're supposed to be subsidized in a lower price, which is absolutely a lie and trash. | |
| You know, because now the full, like, okay, so for the Medicare supplement plan, you're a guy. | |
| Who's an advertiser, can explain it the best. | |
| I forget his name. | |
| Damn the Medicare man. | |
| Go check him out. | |
| Yeah, he can help you. | |
| And basically, plan N is the only one that's reasonable now, where you pay $100 deductible for the ER and then $50 per visit. | |
| But even then, if you have a plan N, you're paying two, depending on your age, and if you do it right when you turn 65, you're going to be paying at least $150 to... | |
| You know, $200 a month, but if you get a plan G, like the works, you know, so that you don't have any medical expenses outside of your insurance, then you're going to be paying anywhere from like $280 to $350 a month, and that's if you do it right when you turn 65. So anyway, after all the money they've stolen from you, they still tell you at the end of the day, look, oh yeah, that promise we made you, we lied, and you're going to have to pay. | |
| Yeah, healthcare, yeah, you're going to have to pay. | |
| Everything that they promised is a lie. | |
| And so they get there, and all these people who are seniors are getting bankrupted. | |
| They're getting bankrupted. | |
| And this is so important that he's doing this with... | |
| With Social Security and for these seniors because they're predatory in these companies. | |
| And then on top of that, like they said, they have these people calling these seniors all day trying to, not just Social Security, but they're calling the seniors trying to steal their money. | |
| Just as often, just as often, it's crazy. | |
| And being abused and mistreated, our seniors are getting treated like... | |
| Dirt, man. | |
| I am telling you. | |
| And look, they're poor. | |
| They have no money. | |
| When we printed all that money and I was selling... | |
| Dude, overnight, all of these people that were calling in for help, they weren't calling just for insurance. | |
| They were like, help me. | |
| Can you help me? | |
| Help me. | |
| And I would actually... | |
| That's kind of why I had to leave the industry. | |
| It's too stressful because instead of doing my job a lot of the time, when I'd get someone to call in, and you're supposed to help them with insurance, but I'd help them with their problems because... | |
| Because it's all grinding. | |
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| So when you retire, you've got property taxes. | |
| That's not your property. | |
| You've got to pay for the privileged to own property. | |
| So that's fine when you retire. | |
| You've got all your money right. | |
| You did everything you're supposed to. | |
| And then they doubled the money supply. | |
| And now your money is half as valuable. | |
| Overnight. And then that bill that you had that didn't seem like much starts creeping up, and then that budget you had keeps getting tighter and tighter until there's nothing left. | |
| And then you got all of these seniors going over to Medicaid, and then it becomes even more of a drain. | |
| It's a system that is grinding against... | |
| The people. | |
| And like I said, even then, then you have the death tax. | |
| All the while, they abuse you all the way to death. | |
| And then as you become weaker and older, they abuse you even further because there's no one there to defend you. | |
| It's terrible. | |
| Yeah. Unless you have a lot of money, then you're fine because then you figure out a way to protect it with lawyers and whatnot. | |
| It's sad. | |
| What you just described is really sad, but hopefully we'll fix it somewhat the best we can as we go. | |
| Stay tuned. | |
| We're coming back. | |
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| Everybody look what's going down Welcome back to Just Form Talk Radio. | |
| Voice is going already. | |
| It's Friday, but we're back. | |
| Craig James, Nick Ngo. | |
| I want to talk about vaccines now, kind of switch the subject, and then we'll do our tinfoil Friday in a bit. | |
| But I want to start with this clip, RFK Jr. being interviewed by Michael Knowles on what is coming ahead of... | |
| With the new vaccine schedule for kids and what the CDC is going to be doing to try to, or what the NIH and what the HHS are going to do to try to fix things. | |
| Listen to this. | |
| I know the question that you've been asked throughout your confirmation hearings, of course, was about... | |
| The public's, I think, justifiable concern with the growth of vaccines. | |
| And the senators ask enough questions about that, but I don't think you need to rehash a lot of it. | |
| But for the people who are asking questions about whether or not they'll vaccinate their kids or whether they should vaccinate their kids, will anything change about vaccine policy? | |
| Yeah, everything's going to change because we're going to have good information. | |
| And, you know... | |
| None of the vaccines that are given, you know, people said to me during the hearing, oh well, this link between autism and vaccines has been disproven. | |
| None of the vaccines that are given during the first six months of life have ever been tested for autism. | |
| The only one was the DTP vaccine, and that one study that was done, according to the Institute of Medicine, the National Academy of Sciences, found that there was a link. | |
| They threw out that study because it was based upon CDC's surveillance system, VAERS, and they said that system is no good. | |
| It begs the question is, why doesn't CDC have a functional surveillance system? | |
| We're going to make sure they do have a functional surveillance system. | |
| Right now, the surveillance system is a system that, because they don't do pre-licensing safety testing for vaccines, they're the only product that's exempt. | |
| So what they say is, if there are injuries, we'll capture them afterward. | |
| They have a system that doesn't capture them. | |
| In fact, CDC's own study of its own system said it captures fewer than 1% of vaccine injuries. | |
| It's worthless. | |
| And everybody agrees it's worthless. | |
| But why have we gone for 39 years and nobody's fixed it? | |
| Without a functional system, right. | |
| We're going to fix it. | |
| And we have, you know, we have Doge, you know, knows how to manage data. | |
| And so we're going to be able to get into these databases and give answers to the American public. | |
| And we're going to fix the problems. | |
| If there are problems, we're going to fix them very quickly. | |
| But we're going to follow the science. | |
| That's what we're going to do. | |
| We're going to have gold standard science, and we're going to follow the science. | |
| We're going to publish all of our data sets, which CDC has never done. | |
| We're going to do replication of all of our studies, which CDC has never done. | |
| We're going to publish our peer review, which CDC has never done. | |
| So people are going to have real answers for the first time. | |
| Wow. That's the plan. | |
| And that was an amazingly shocking thing to hear, where he said that the vaccines that are administered in the first six months aren't even tested before they're administered. | |
| They're not studied for any of these obvious things like autism, which we've seen skyrocketing rates of. | |
| So I think this is an interesting thing. | |
| I'd love to get your thought on it, Nick, when we come back. | |
| We'll look at a couple other clips and then we'll get into the 10-4 Friday stuff. | |
| I'm sure you have something to say about it all, Nick. | |
| I know you have an interesting opinion. | |
| We will come back. | |
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| No, here, Nick. | |
| I would like you to give your comments since we heard a clip going into the last break where RFK Jr. explained that there is this phenomena that exists within the vaccine industry where the studies that are necessary to understand What the implications of these vaccines are are not conducted properly. | |
| And that they use this VAERS, which is this vaccine... | |
| What was it? | |
| I can't remember the exact adverse reaction database, right? | |
| VAERS. That is supposed to pick up what... | |
| These studies are supposed to get. | |
| So they don't study the vaccines before they give them to the kids. | |
| They don't pick up the harmful effects after they give them to the kids. | |
| But they're giving these vaccines to kids and RFK Jr. says he wants to change how this whole system operates and works. | |
| What are your thoughts on it? | |
| My thoughts are that There are prophylactics, and the human body can heal 10 times better than, you know, if it just has a little help, you know, bacteria, whatever. | |
| You don't need vaccines. | |
| It's trash. | |
| It's all to kill us. | |
| I think vaccines have never worked, really. | |
| Even the highest efficacy ever, allegedly, was polio. | |
| And even then, that was only in like, I don't know, 12% or 10%, but at the same time, you know, You know, that's when we started doing sanitation more, around the same time. | |
| And so when they came out and said that that was 100% effective, I knew 100% that they were lying because the most effective, highest efficacy ever was like 10% or something like that with allegedly with polio. | |
| I can't remember the exact amount, but they were not. | |
| Not even close, even over 50%. | |
| Well, I mean, the efficacy is 100% if you don't record any of the adverse effects that are going to occur. | |
| Looks like it worked perfectly. | |
| It's like, well, this is a perfect vaccine. | |
| Nobody's gotten hurt whatsoever. | |
| It's like, well, you can't report when you get hurt and you don't record it when they do. | |
| Yeah, well, you know, that whole thing about vaccines, it's like, okay, I get it. | |
| If it's some sort of, I understand why you'd want something like that, if you have a terrible disease, right? | |
| Okay, what if it's, but for what, I mean, they're going to have a vaccine for ED soon, for erectile dysfunction and stuff. | |
| You know what I'm saying? | |
| Like, that's their mentality instead of, like, saying, oh, what's causing the problem? | |
| Is it the poison that we're putting in our food that's causing low testosterone and low birth rates? | |
| Or is it the crushing, crippling debt from the, you know what I'm saying? | |
| I don't know. | |
| I think when they do actually start to look at all this, we're going to find out that vaccines don't even work at all. | |
| And as a matter of fact, they conversely, they do 10 times worse for your body than, than the good that they could do. | |
| And that's when you get into trouble is when people think they know it's best for other people and they start forcing them to do stuff because they think it's for their own good. | |
| Look, this needs to change right now, Craig. | |
| This is my policy if I was Robert Kennedy. | |
| Full stop. | |
| If anybody is forced to go under a medical procedure against their will, the doctor that did it... | |
| If found guilty, will be executed. | |
| Period. Even if it's just like, you know, oh, I just gave him a vaccine against his will. | |
| No. No. | |
| It stops. | |
| My body's my body. | |
| I have autonomy. | |
| I am a human being. | |
| God-given rights. | |
| You stay away from me, and if you try to force me with a vaccine, I swear to you, Craig, if it became law and they really tried to Forcibly inject the people, there would be a spillover in the streets. | |
| What I'm trying to say is that they pushed too hard with these vaccines. | |
| They were going to try and trick us all into killing ourselves by taking these, and we were smart enough to stop them. | |
| You know, in the end, obviously vaccines are going to go away, probably just the idea of vaccines for a while. | |
| But, you know, a lot of people are still dying right now. | |
| And they're continuing to die. | |
| And a lot more people are going to die very soon. | |
| And it's terrible because once you get this injected into you, these spike proteins, they don't stop. | |
| They keep producing. | |
| So basically, eventually, your circulatory system will... | |
| Stop working. | |
| It'll seize up and stop working, starting with the small little capillaries and things like that, and then eventually leading to those big long clots in your heart and stuff. | |
| Those people are doomed, pretty much, unless we do something to fix it. | |
| And I can tell you for sure, one thing that's not going to fix it is another vaccine or anything else like that. | |
| It's insane that it even got this far and that nobody's been held accountable. | |
| You know, for example, the swine flu, when they had a vaccine for that, Obama was in office or something. | |
| I think five people died during the trials. | |
| Five or something like that. | |
| And they shut it down. | |
| Craig, how many millions of people have died from these shots now? | |
| It reminds me of that movie Idiocracy. | |
| So many things lead us back there. | |
| But it's like when people, when they were like experiencing the Dust Bowl and the drought, And they're, like, watering their crops with, like, Gatorade. | |
| But it's called Brondo. | |
| And the smartest man in the world is, like, asking them, like, well, why do you give plants Brondo? | |
| And they're like, because it's got electrolytes. | |
| It's what plants crave. | |
| It's like, that's the level of logic we deal with the vaccines on, to a degree, from a lot of people. | |
| It's like, why do we do the vaccines? | |
| Well, because it works. | |
| Anyway, stay tuned. | |
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| I'm your host, Craig James. | |
| Nick, no. | |
| Nick, I think it's interesting. | |
| We were talking about these vaccines, and I made the reference to idiocracy, which I think is what I perceive many times when people make the argument for it, particularly in the way that RFK Jr. framed that whole conversation, where he was like, look, we don't study these things before we give them to kids. | |
| We don't study the adverse effects after. | |
| We don't even really document or record it very well. | |
| And so there is no system in place to even verify that any of this stuff is doing what it's supposed to be doing, essentially. | |
| And I think I agree with you, Nick, that the reasoning behind the need or desire for vaccination is very logical, right? | |
| You have a large population of people who live closer together now, and in large populations, diseases and viruses can spread, so we have to find a way to mitigate it. | |
| I get the logic, but when you go through the ingredients and what they put in these things, and then you look at some of these scientific findings with regard to how the You know, what the effects end up being. | |
| And then you look at the real numbers and autism and all these other things that are on the rise. | |
| And then you look at the rollout of COVID and the vaccine there and how it was all done in such a way. | |
| I mean, it really creates a scenario where you're like, all right, this is beyond, there's something else going on here. | |
| And this is why people come up commonly with this depopulation agenda scenario. | |
| And you know, because if you think about it, you know, they do. | |
| Want us to be sort of subservient. | |
| And when I say they, I mean these people who have gained generational wealth over a long period of time and have control over these massive institutions. | |
| It is exactly like that popular meme video that circulates the internet from time to time where, I think it's from that movie Ants, where the crickets are like, if the ants ever realize they outnumber us, you know, 100 to 1, then we are basically screwed. | |
| Right? So there is a means and motive to all of this. | |
| Like, why would they want... | |
| Like, how could they keep us this way? | |
| And why would they want us this way? | |
| Right? So those two questions are answered pretty easily. | |
| And then you put on top of that what RFK Jr. just described, how, well, they don't study him and it's illegal to sue him. | |
| And you're like... | |
| So they are doing this. | |
| That's the only reasonable thing you can speculate, right? | |
| They're not just doing... | |
| And you go, well, why are the doctors all in it? | |
| How could they all be on this grand conspiracy? | |
| Well, the money. | |
| Look at the money. | |
| Look at the hundreds of thousands of dollars that each doctor gets. | |
| Just for keeping kids on a vaccine schedule. | |
| Look at the billions and billions of dollars that these pharmaceutical companies spend lobbying Congress to make sure that these vaccines remain, you know, untouchable and immune. | |
| When you put all of it together, it paints a pretty dark picture. | |
| And I think this is why you look at television, right? | |
| RFK Jr. said, In no uncertain terms, he's inferred that his effort will be to take advertising dollars away from or basically make it impossible for pharmaceutical companies to advertise on television. | |
| And you go, well, why does that matter? | |
| Well, it matters because they are, in effect, putting the majority of the money into these TV stations, these television networks, for advertising, and then they control the narrative. | |
| And you go, well, how do they control the narrative? | |
| Well, because am I going to run a story negative about Pfizer when they account for, you know, 50% of my advertising revenue, or whatever the numbers are? | |
| It's like, well, no, I'm definitely not going to do that. | |
| That would be biting the hand that feeds. | |
| You put all this stuff together, you build it into this sort of matrix of understanding, and you go, wow, I think they want us dead, and I think they want us dumbed down. | |
| I mean, fluoride in the water, what does it do to our IQ? | |
| It lowers it. | |
| Autism obviously has an effect on IQ, even though, you know, some say that there's a higher IQ that you can possess with autism, but the point is that There's an obvious effort to hurt us and to keep us down, right, Nick? Did I miss anything there? | |
| Yes, it's like there's permissible levels of lead inside of your food. | |
| And then you've got, for example, what is it? | |
| Those little snack pack things. | |
| Lunchables, they have. | |
| Arsenic and lead in them, like high levels. | |
| We're talking, you know, and it's like, wait a minute. | |
| Wait, wait, wait. | |
| Craig, when you peel back and look at this, it's like, wait a minute. | |
| How does that happen? | |
| Okay, I get that during chemistry you'll have byproducts and sometimes you'll have something or whatever it is. | |
| But no, no, no, no. | |
| They went out of their way. | |
| To add that into the food because there's no other way. | |
| They had to have had someone say, hey, listen, I've got all this lead. | |
| I've got to get rid of it. | |
| I'll pay you this much money. | |
| And then they're like, okay, how much is a permissible amount? | |
| And then they just toss that stuff into the food. | |
| That's what's been happening, man. | |
| Yeah, well, how do you think half the food colors that are illegal in other countries are illegal here, right? | |
| You know, you go down the cereal aisle. | |
| I mean, there's not a healthy thing on any one of those shelves. | |
| Entirely. I mean, it's cartoon characters and sugar and food coloring, basically. | |
| And we give that to kids in the morning, and you're like... | |
| And then we give them milk laced with bovine growth hormone, and we wonder why they turn into frickin' heifers. | |
| Well, you're pumping them full of milk, man! | |
| It's like, what do you think's gonna happen? | |
| I don't know. | |
| Yeah. Yeah. | |
| So there's this contrived effort by Monsanto and all of these. | |
| And Monsanto is a whole other animal. | |
| That thing is terrifying. | |
| Oh, the funniest thing is, have you ever seen the clip where the guy, he's like the Monsanto guy. | |
| I don't know if he was the head or the CEO or whatever. | |
| He was at this small town hall where they were talking about glyphosate. | |
| And he's like, here. | |
| He's like, well, you know, glyphosate, it's safe to drink. | |
| You know, this stuff's not that bad. | |
| You guys are making a big deal. | |
| And he's like, the guy pulls out a cup and he fills it with glyphosate. | |
| He's like, here, will you drink a glass of it then? | |
| And the guy's like, uh, no. | |
| I'm not drinking that stuff. | |
| It's like, well, yeah, okay. | |
| Then, you know, I get it now. | |
| Now that stuff causes cancer. | |
| Are you crazy? | |
| I'm not going to drink that. | |
| Look at the levels of lead and all this stuff in all these foods, like you said, and glyphosate and all the food that we eat. | |
| And then to eat organic and to find food that's not that way is difficult. | |
| And even then, there's issues. | |
| They mislabel it. | |
| Yeah. They lie and mislabel it and stuff. | |
| That's why they're telling us to grow our own chicken farms and stuff. | |
| Hey, you're looking at a chicken farmer right here. | |
| I got eggs. | |
| I got eggs for days, folks. | |
| I got so many eggs. | |
| I got eggs coming out of my ears, man. | |
| I think I got like four 18-packs right now just sitting in my fridge. | |
| And that's just the start, the tip of the iceberg. | |
| I got ten chickens. | |
| It all started, well, the reason you have to have your chickens, Craig, is it all started with Alcoa and processing aluminum, and fluoride was a byproduct. | |
| What are we going to do with all this chemical? | |
| It's expensive to get rid of this stuff. | |
| Put it in the water and tell them it's great. | |
| Are you? | |
| What? Yeah. | |
| What? No, that makes sense. | |
| It's poison, dude. | |
| Let's put poison in the water because it's cheaper than disposing of it. | |
| I like that. | |
| I think that's a great idea. | |
| And sell it like it's good for you. | |
| Yeah. And that's where it all starts. | |
| Well, and then the aluminum causes Alzheimer's. | |
| That's great. | |
| So they put aluminum in all the food, right? | |
| So you cook on aluminum, you drink out of aluminum cans, and then whatever leaches out of that, it causes Alzheimer's apparently. | |
| I don't know. | |
| Seek your doctor. | |
| Don't take my advice. | |
| Also, you look at BPA, bisphenol, whatever it is. | |
| I can't remember the name. | |
| But BPA and then that leaches out of the bottles when they get hot and then you're in people microwave in plastic and then you're basically eating all this BPA that's like causes cancer. | |
| Allegedly, don't trust me to consult the doctor. | |
| I'm not a doctor, but... | |
| Like, you go down the list of all of these things, and the water's not safe, so then you've got to filter your water. | |
| So then people, you know, they buy these cheap filters, and they don't even realize that that doesn't really do much. | |
| You've got to do, like, reverse osmosis or something. | |
| And then when you reverse osmosis water, it loses all of its minerals that are necessary for your body. | |
| So then you've got to remineralize your water. | |
| It's like it never ends, literally. | |
| Yeah, we should play that video of that girl that did the research on Johnson& Johnson. | |
| You know, Johnson& Johnson's a giant company, and they've got... | |
| You know, baby powder, you know, public-facing stuff. | |
| And they don't really care. | |
| You know, they got sued. | |
| They lost $8.9 billion to pay for their baby cancer settlements for baby powder. | |
| Cancer-causing agents in it. | |
| Okay, no big deal. | |
| But on the other end of what they're actually doing here, they make sunscreen, you know? | |
| You've ever heard about that? | |
| They put benzene in the sunscreen. | |
| There's benzene in the sunscreen. | |
| It's hard to even find a sunscreen. | |
| That's toxic. | |
| That's a cancer-causing chemical. | |
| Yes. And then you try to get something without it, and I think the mineral is the one that doesn't have it. | |
| And then if you get the spray, then that's got other stuff in it that's toxic for you to inhale, so you don't want to use the spray. | |
| You've got to use the lotion. | |
| It's a wonder we're alive at this point. | |
| But get this. | |
| Their biggest revenue generator. | |
| It's none of those things. | |
| It's none of those things. | |
| None of the things that we know that they make. | |
| The biggest thing that they make the most money on is the cancer drugs to treat the cancer caused by benzene. | |
| Are you kidding me? | |
| Are you kidding me? | |
| Why are the doors of this place not kicked in today? | |
| It's very obvious what happened here. | |
| They put this stuff in their products to cause the problems that they pay for to keep you as a customer, but what they're doing is harming your body. | |
| They're killing you. | |
| And all they do is get a slap on the wrist. | |
| They pay a couple billion dollars in penalties. | |
| It's just the cost of doing business. | |
| I made $50 billion just breaking the law. | |
| Instead of the $5 billion I would have made otherwise. | |
| What's the big deal? | |
| Five billion? | |
| And no one gets punished. | |
| That's the problem. | |
| We need accountability. | |
| All of healthcare with this stuff. | |
| If you are knowingly doing this stuff, then you're going to be executed. | |
| We just need to start executing people that are... | |
| Well, I think if you really violate the law to that extent and the punishment was established that that was it, it would probably stop. | |
| And I'm not even saying that Japan's got a better society, although there are certain things that they do better than most of the world, which is just, you know, it's an objective factor. | |
| I guess subjective, depending on how you see the world. | |
| But, you know, like, if you're a CEO in Japan, I mean, I feel like those are the guys, don't they, like, harikari themselves if they do something like this? | |
| Like, if they get caught? | |
| Like, the shame is so great, they go and, you know, whatever that thing is where they take the sword and plunge it into their stomach. | |
| Yeah, or they go out to the Japanese mountain. | |
| Yeah, that forest, yeah. | |
| Look, again, I'm only advocating for what's legal and lawful at the end of the day, but the point you make, I mean, like, the punishment should be more severe because what is, I mean, billions of dollars in lost revenue, it's like... | |
| Why would, if I'm the CEO of a company and I approved this heinous thing that killed all these people, right, and hurt all these people, and then my company, which is like publicly owned and traded, loses eight or nine billion dollars, that's not even really a punishment to me. | |
| That's a punishment to the people who hold the company, right? | |
| And then I get a golden parachute. | |
| Even if I get fired, I get a severance package and I get, you know, whatever I get in my stock options and da-da-da-da-da. | |
| So where is the incentive for anybody to really reform, you know, or to stop or to not do this? | |
| Where's the deterrent in any of it? | |
| The monetary stuff is not a deterrent as I see it. | |
| So, perhaps the punishments do need to be more severe and more direct on those who make the decisions. | |
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| your host, Craig James, with Nick Ngo. | |
| And I do want to make sure that we get into some other stuff. | |
| We told you it's info Friday. | |
| We're going to talk about some interesting topics. | |
| Now, I want to talk about, with you, Nick, Project Sunstreak. | |
| Okay? So, Project Sunstreak is a classified operation that was conducted by the CIA using remote viewers to What they classify as the target was the Ark of the Covenant, as we know from Scripture. | |
| It's an interesting operation. | |
| Let me play a little clip here to explain a little bit of it. | |
| Listen to this. | |
| Under the project name Sunstreak, the CIA sought out the location of the Ark of the Covenant using people who claimed to have the psychic ability of remote viewing. | |
| What was their purpose for seeking the Ark? | |
| Did they find it? | |
| And who are the entities the declassified documents say are protecting the Ark? | |
| Project Sunstreak, also known as Project Stargate, was an intelligence community effort under the CIA and DIA that used remote viewers to access sensitive or secret information. | |
| Remote viewing is the practice of seeking impressions about a distant or unseen subject purportedly sensing it with just the mind. | |
| The remote viewers involved with Project Sunstreak, also known as Project Stargate, were involved in a sequence of events including tasking, development of a collection plan, conducting psychoenergetic sessions, reporting, and evaluation. | |
| In 2008, CAA documents were released through the Freedom of Information Act documenting a session that took place under Project Sunstreak, in which the remote viewer was tasked with the objective to find the location of the Ark of the Covenant. | |
| Here is what they reportedly saw. | |
| Target is a container. | |
| This container has another container inside of it. | |
| The target is fashioned of wood, gold, and silver. | |
| The target is similar in shape AOL, as mentioned in this document and elsewhere in these declassified CIA documents, | |
| is referring to analytic overlay in which the person who is involved with the remote viewing session uses their own mind to try to fill in the blanks and they're not seeing a clear vision of exactly what's going on. | |
| At this point the remote viewer has seen the artifact. | |
| Now they're looking to try to find the location of the Ark of the Covenant. | |
| This target is located somewhere in the Middle East, as the language spoken by individuals present seemed to be Arabic. | |
| Visuals of surrounding buildings indicated the presence of mosque domes. | |
| Individuals in the area were clothed in virtually all white, had black hair and dark eyes. | |
| One figure I honed in on wore a mustache. | |
| The target is hidden. | |
| Underground, dark and wet were all aspects of the location of the target. | |
| If this person in that moment was viewing the location of the Ark of the Covenant, it fits in with the current multiple theories of where the Ark is located about 40 years after this remote viewing session. | |
| The last time that the Ark of the Covenant was mentioned in the biblical scriptures was in the 18th year of the reign of King Josiah of Judah, who ordered the caretakers of the Ark of the Covenant to return it to the temple in Jerusalem. | |
| Forty years after this, King Nebuchadnezzar of Babylon captured Jerusalem and raided the temple, and less than ten years after that, He returned to Jerusalem, took what was left in the temple, and burnt it and the rest of the city to the ground. | |
| Whether the Ark was present during either of these raids by Nebuchadnezzar is not documented anywhere in any known historical text. | |
| In the second book of Maccabees, it gives a precise location as to where the Ark of the Covenant has been hidden in the Middle East. | |
| 2 Maccabees is accepted as the inspired word of God by the Catholic Church, but not by Protestants or the Jewish people. | |
| It's not incorporated in the regular, most widespread versions of the Holy Bible, therefore it's considered a non-canonical or apocryphal book. | |
| 2 Maccabees reports that just prior to the Babylonian invasion, Jeremiah, following a divine revelation, was ordered that the tabernacle and the ark should accompany him and he went off to the mountain which Moses climbed to see God's inheritance, | |
| Mount Nebu, and when Jeremiah arrived there, he found a room in a cave in which he put the tent, the ark, and the altar of incense, then he blocked up the entrance to the cave. | |
| Some of the people who were with him followed him up, Intending to mark the path to get back to the cave to find it, when Jeremiah heard of this, he reproved them, saying, Then the Lord will disclose these things, | |
| and the glory of the Lord will be seen in the cloud, just as it appeared in the time of Moses, and when Solomon prayed that the temple might be gloriously sanctified. | |
| Explorer Vendel Jones, among others, believes that an artifact found among the Dead Sea Scrolls, the enigmatic Copper Scroll of Qumran Cave 3, is actually a treasure map of sorts detailing the location of a number of precious treasures taken from the temple before the Babylonians arrived, among them the Lost Ark of the Covenant. | |
| No one has yet been able to locate all of the necessary geographical landmarks listed on the Copper Scroll. | |
| Some scholars speculate that the Copper Scroll may actually be a record referred to in 2nd Maccabees, which described Jeremiah hiding the ark, but this interesting speculation remains unsubstantiated. | |
| There's another location in the Middle East that's theorized to have the Ark of the Covenant, and it may explain the very strange claim by this remote viewer that they saw entities guarding and protecting the Ark. | |
| The purpose of the target is to bring a people together. | |
| It has something to do with ceremony, memory, homage, the resurrection. | |
| There's an aspect of spirituality, information. | |
| Lessons and historical knowledge far beyond what we now know. | |
| The target is protected by entities and can only be opened now by those who are authorized to do so. | |
| This container will not, cannot be opened until the time is deemed correct. | |
| Once it is time to open the container, the mechanics of the lock system will be found to be fairly simple. | |
| Individuals opening the container by prying or striking are destroyed by the container's protectors through the use of a power unknown to us. | |
| Wow. That's just some of the theory, and there's more. | |
| But, Nick, I know you've done a little research on this, and you have some stuff you'd like to contribute. | |
| So what we'll do is we'll take this quick break, and when we come back, Nick, I'll get your take on it. | |
| Interesting stuff, though, right? | |
| Yeah, yeah. | |
| When we come back, it's pretty far out there, what I'm going to tell everybody when we come back. | |
| So stay tuned. | |
| What on this show isn't far out, man? | |
| Right? As the hippies would say. | |
| So, we'll try to get back to it. | |
| It would be interesting. | |
| I'm interested in hearing your thoughts and going further on all this. | |
| Stay tuned. | |
| You're listening to Just Form Talk Radio. | |
| We'll be back after the break. | |
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| Go tell that long story Welcome back to Just Forum Talk Radio. | |
| I'm your host, Craig James, with Nick Ngo. | |
| And we're talking about this Project Sunstreak, also known as Project Stargate, using remote viewers to do these incredibly strange things, including locating the Ark of the Covenant. | |
| This is all in declassified documents that have been released. | |
| And so, you know, you think, this is crazy. | |
| This is like the plot to Indiana Jones or something. | |
| And you'd be right, because it essentially is to a degree, except they were using remote viewers to try to locate these objects, and they have some interesting theories about them. | |
| But Nick, we heard some of the background info on it, the project and what it was doing, and where the speculative thought is that this arc exists. | |
| I'm sure you have some stuff you'd like to contribute, please. | |
| Yes. In 2003, when the United States government made it over to Iraq, the very first thing we did was loot the museums. | |
| We took all the artifacts related to the Sumerians. | |
| We took a lot of their cuneiform tablets and never returned them. | |
| We still have them to this day. | |
| And then on top of that, of course, there were other... | |
| My friend actually had to go there physically and guard one of them. | |
| They wanted to certain temples and other things like that, protected those, and then they took things out of them. | |
| There's some other stuff going on like that frequently that had nothing to do with Iraq. | |
| So just think about it this way. | |
| You make up this entire story. | |
| It's for the oil. | |
| Okay, yeah, 9-11, whatever, we're going to go take your resources and kill your people. | |
| Okay, okay, that makes sense. | |
| But there's this underlying thing with this where I believe it's possible that you have Saddam about to find the Ark of the Covenant, which is, it has power. | |
| If anything, it's just a really strong battery. | |
| You know what I'm talking about? | |
| In a way to visualize and understand and conceptualize, I'm not talking about, you know, it's the Ark of the Covenant. | |
| Anyway, the power that it holds allegedly could kill, was it 10,000? | |
| I read it from the Bible. | |
| I tried to add it all up because they did like the old English. | |
| I think it was something like 10,000 people died at one time when they opened it one time. | |
| So what is this thing? | |
| And it sounds like there are physics, special physics. | |
| That are being used, what we call woo-woo in Intel and stuff like that. | |
| It's called woo-woo technology or science. | |
| And, you know, the Ark of the Covenant is becoming a big key figure. | |
| I think that President Trump genuinely has the Ark of the Covenant in his Mar-a-Lago residence. | |
| I've seen the pictures. | |
| I think that's real. | |
| I don't know. | |
| No, no, no. | |
| It's literally like Indiana Jones, man. | |
| Yes, and then there are stargates, too, in Iraq, and that's where Eden was. | |
| It was Iraq, in between the Tigris and Euphrates River. | |
| It was a fertile crescent for a long time, and there were two bisecting rivers for each of those rivers up, you know, far enough away where it basically forms a triangle. | |
| Because it's a really rare and bizarre shape, the way that the rivers ran. | |
| And basically it created a V and a triangle. | |
| And so that Last Supper picture with Da Vinci, he has a part like that. | |
| And you can see in the background, if you look out the window, it's like very fertile, like a nice springtime, whatever. | |
| I think it's a nod to the fact that that is where the Garden of Eden was originally. | |
| And that's why it is so important to be controlled by our government. | |
| We wanted to get those artifacts out of there. | |
| And according to the Sumerian texts and tablets, there are several space stations, to include ones that were in Israel now, where Israel is now. | |
| There are different space stations where, allegedly, Our creators, some of our creators, you know, had spaceships and spaceports and stuff like that. | |
| You know, the way that we look at that now is they're fallen angels, right? | |
| That basically, you know, got excommunicated. | |
| And now, when they came down to Earth... | |
| Well, they wouldn't be our creators, just to clarify. | |
| They would be angels, which they were created as well. | |
| Yes, and what do they do? | |
| They lie, right? | |
| And so they tell them, of course, yeah, we created you, and blah, blah, blah, whatever. | |
| So there's a lot of interesting stuff going on there. | |
| But anyway, that is all interrelated, and there really are Stargates. | |
| There's all kinds of stuff like that going on out there in Iraq. | |
| And I don't know if anybody's ever heard this story listening, but there's a story that allegedly they found a red-headed giant with two sets of teeth, just like the Bible talks about and everything. | |
| They found that out in Afghanistan, and they actually killed one of these things and took it back with them. | |
| And, you know, I heard that it really happened, and there really was a giant. | |
| Talked to, said he was physically there, saw it under the tarp, but he didn't lift up the tarp to look at it or anything. | |
| But anyway, so I believe it's real. | |
| Wow. Yeah, I mean, I think there's a lot of interesting stuff here. | |
| You know, I like how you frame things with the sort of humility of understanding that, you know, we don't know everything. | |
| And all of this is a lot of it is very difficult to put together. | |
| As time goes on, more of the things that are written in Scripture become, you know, not only feasible, but seemingly obviously true. | |
| And that is just more proof to me that, you know, not only does God exist, but that this is all a part of a plan. | |
| Like as things are being revealed to us, we are finding a greater understanding and there is this sort of interdimensional realm that exists, obviously, that things operate through and within. | |
| And this is what we've talked about as being the spiritual world, when you say the things that are unseen. | |
| I think the Bible's true. | |
| And I think a lot of this stuff is probably driving a lot of the real reasons behind the wars and things we're seeing. | |
| And that's the stuff they don't want us to know. | |
| So they tell us, you know, we need oil or we're bringing democracy and it's really about something else. | |
| Anyway, that's an interesting topic. | |
| We're coming up on our final segment. | |
| So we'll give you a little bit more and then send you off some hope and encouragement. | |
| Stay tuned. | |
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| When I was broken at the bottom, I found you're my healer and redeemer, Jesus. | |
| That's who you are. | |
| You brought me blessings out of a tragedy. | |
| You turned my old song into a symphony. | |
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| I'm a new creation. | |
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| Welcome back to Just Form Talk Radio. | |
| I'm your host, Craig James. | |
| Nick Ngo is here with us. | |
| I wish we had more time. | |
| This segment is so short. | |
| It's like five minutes at best, maybe less. | |
| And you see that there's so many text messages that have been coming in. | |
| People are really interested in this topic. | |
| I'll try to rapid-fire through these because I'm so sorry. | |
| But somebody texted in and said, what are your thoughts on dental shots? | |
| We'll have to get into another show. | |
| I think they're talking about, like, Novocaine. | |
| I think there's something there. | |
| Somebody said sebuku. | |
| I don't know what that means, so hopefully I didn't say anything bad there. | |
| Padrick says, he talked about feedlots where cows are fed natural, are called natural or grass-fed, and they're really grass-fed, but you have to make sure they're grass-fed and grass-finished. | |
| They feed them GMO corn. | |
| That's terrible. | |
| Beef is another big problem there. | |
| They say, read Revelation 11, 19. Yep, about the ark. | |
| And somebody else has said, check out Kent Hovind. | |
| Lots of info on giants. | |
| And also, somebody said to go somewhere else to find information on it all. | |
| And I'm sorry. | |
| I really wish we could have time to answer all these questions. | |
| We just don't have it. | |
| Nick, final thought for the day? | |
| And then I've got to do some scripture reading. | |
| Hey, if you guys are still listening, text what you want to hear next. | |
| Next time I come visit, maybe we could talk about something you guys are interested in. | |
| Send us some texts. | |
| Let us know. | |
| And don't forget, we're winning. | |
| Keep on the pressure. | |
| And God wins. | |
| Amen. Thanks for keeping it short, because we only got a minute, and I do want to give you guys some hope and encouragement to take with you this weekend. | |
| Wisdom, right? | |
| This is kind of one of those things where we talk about these topics, and I pray every day for God to give me wisdom and discernment in understanding things that are outside of my realm of understanding and that I seek the answers for. | |
| But God will give us the answers in the time that He sees fit. | |
| And for that, we go to 1 Corinthians 2, and it says this. | |
| However, we do speak a wisdom among the mature, but not a wisdom of this age, or of the rulers of this age who are coming to nothing. | |
| On the contrary, we speak God's hidden wisdom in a mystery, a wisdom God predestined before the ages for our glory. | |
| None of the rulers of this age knew this wisdom, for if they had known it, they would not have crucified the Lord of glory. | |
| But as it is written, what eye did not see and ear did not hear, and what never entered the human mind, God prepared for those who love him. | |
| And that I want to be your encouragement today to take with you into the weekend. | |
| Use these words. | |
| You know, meditate on them. | |
| Share them with your family, friends, and loved ones. | |
| And contemplate what they mean. | |
| And pray and call on God's name and ask Him to give you discernment and understanding in these things that are very difficult to fathom or comprehend even for some of us. | |
| So I pray that for you. | |
| I hope you guys take that. | |
| And if you haven't accepted Jesus as your Lord and Savior, I invite you now to open your heart, say a prayer. | |
| Call upon His name. | |
| Accept Him as your Lord and Savior. | |
| Go get baptized in the water of life and rejuvenation. | |
| That's my encouragement. | |
| Thanks to Nick. | |
| Thanks to the audience. | |
| Thanks to the people texting. | |
| I know you guys are blowing up the text line. | |
| We'll be back Monday, God willing. | |
| Until then, I'm your host, Craig James. | |
| This is Just Form Talk Radio. | |
| We'll see you on the next one. | |
| Godspeed and God bless each and every one of you patriots. | |
| I told you so. | |
| I told you so. | |
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