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| It's Friday. | |
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| Well, it means we're going to be getting into some interesting news stories, a lot to cover. | |
| The Wall Street Journal and Rupert Murdoch and News Corp, Fox News' parent company, are being sued by President Trump. | |
| Wait, what? | |
| Yes, that is what is happening here. | |
| We're going to get into it. | |
| I have the Wall Street Journal article that is causing quite the stir. | |
| An allegedly or apparently fake letter from Donald Trump to Epstein has been published in the Wall Street Journal claiming that Trump wrote him a naughty birdie birthday letter on his first, I guess, 50th birthday, I think it was. | |
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| Nick, what's up, brother? | |
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| Yeah, I always like to pick topics that you're excited about because when you're excited about a topic, that means we're going to definitely get some crazy, interesting information. | |
| So I'm excited for it. | |
| We're going to do that in the second hour. | |
| But first, of course, the headline of the week. | |
| The headline of the last two weeks, probably. | |
| This Epstein saga that never ends. | |
| It's the song that never ends. | |
| It just goes on and on, my friends. | |
| We're here. | |
| And, okay, so set the stage. | |
| We all know where we're at. | |
| If you're just, you know, if you haven't been paying attention for the last week or so, I'll kind of recap quickly what's going on here. | |
| Over the last, you know, I would say one to two weeks, about two weeks maybe, Trump's been vehemently coming out and telling everybody who will listen and his surrogates, his press secretary, everybody are coming out and saying, there's nothing there at the Epstein case. | |
| It's another Russia hoax. | |
| It's another collusion. | |
| It's another, you know, set of traps set by the deep state as they probably, you know, similar to what they did on their way out in 2016, you know, when Trump won and they set the trap of the Russia hoax with the, | |
| you know, Carter Page and Alexander Downer and the Steele dossier and Operation Crossfire Hurricane and all of the different elements that went into creating that hoax to make you believe that he was a Russian agent. | |
| He has alleged, essentially, that something similar is what happened as they were exiting office and exiting power in 2024 with Epstein. | |
| That the evidence and the documents and whatever is being, whatever has made it to this point in the Epstein file has been tainted, twisted, or perverted in such a way as to portray Trump and perhaps his surrogates and people around him and his administration officials as being guilty, culpable, or implicated in the Epstein scandal, right? | |
| Which we know is a sort of sex trafficking blackmail operation run by intelligence agencies that also included Epstein working as a money man, money launderer for the intelligence agencies and their shell company NGOs in Cayman and Swiss bank account, all that kind of stuff. | |
| All the sort of black banking, you know, dark budget, black budget banking operations, right? | |
| So that's where we're at. | |
| That's where we at today. | |
| And Trump's been coming out, you know, saying, hey, there's nothing here. | |
| This thing's a hoax. | |
| Anybody who keeps pushing this is against me. | |
| And people are pissed because one of the things he campaigned on was a promise to fully declassify and release the Epstein documents. | |
| Now, or the Epstein files and the client list and everything else. | |
| Now, again, he didn't necessarily make that promise, but he basically made enough references to it that it was an expectation per his campaign. | |
| And so here we are six months in, or seven months in, and Trump's saying, hey, there's nothing there to look at. | |
| So people are upset. | |
| So this led to a huge backlash and Trump getting basically attacked by his base saying, hey, you know, this is wrong and you're betraying us, et cetera, et cetera. | |
| So we come to Thursday evening, last night. | |
| Trump still with the same messaging until it comes out that this morning a Wall Street Journal article was going to be released. | |
| Now, the contents of this Wall Street Journal article we'll read in the next segment after the break because I have the full article. | |
| It's behind a paywall, of course, the Wall Street Journal. | |
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| And basically, the article in part talks about a letter that Trump wrote for Epstein to Epstein on his 50th birthday that included Trump's drawing some crude caricature of a naked woman and then writing some weird, you know, sort of made-up dialogue between Jeffrey and Donald. | |
| It's really weird, right? | |
| And that this was in some leather-bound book kept by, you know, like a scrapbook kept by just Lane Maxwell. | |
| And Trump's come out and said this is all fake. | |
| And now he's suing the Wall Street Journal and Rupert Murdoch for basically, I guess this would be, I think libel is the one where it's written. | |
| So I guess they're suing them for libel and probably defamation, I would imagine, but we'll see. | |
| And when we come back, I'll read the article and I'll give some more insight or context to it, but that's where we're at. | |
| That's where we're at. | |
| And I'll tell you what Trump's saying now about the Epstein files, which is interesting. | |
| Stay tuned. | |
| We're coming back after the break. | |
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| Okay, so Nick, we're back. | |
| Do you think I did I give good context to where we're at with this story? | |
| Is there anything I missed? | |
| No, you know, it looks like they just made this stuff up for President Trump again. | |
| You know, they just make this stuff up. | |
| I mean, I saw the picture. | |
| It looked like idiocracy when they were trying to draw a picture or a map on a time machine. | |
| I don't think they released the picture. | |
| Oh. | |
| You may have seen something online that was the joke. | |
| Yeah. | |
| Meme. | |
| Oh. | |
| Oh, no. | |
| I saw that one. | |
| I thought it was pretty funny. | |
| I was like, there's no way that was it. | |
| I would imagine that was equally as ridiculous as that meme, though, because I think I saw the same one you're talking about. | |
| But, all right, so I've set the stage. | |
| Let's just get to the article because the article is where I'm sure most of you want to hear what it says. | |
| Of course, this is, again, the Wall Street Journal. | |
| This is being heavily refuted by Trump and his administration. | |
| So take everything that's said here with a grain of salt and remember that everything you're hearing is highly contested. | |
| Okay. | |
| So the headline, Jeffrey Epstein's friends sent him bouty letters for a 50th birthday album. | |
| One was from Donald Trump. | |
| The sub-headline reads, The Leatherbound book was compiled by Gislaine Maxwell. | |
| The president says the letter is a fake thing. | |
| The article begins, it was Jeffrey Epstein's 50th birthday and Ghislaine Maxwell was preparing a special gift To mark the occasion, she turned to Epstein's family and friends. | |
| One of them was Donald Trump. | |
| Maxwell collected letters from Trump and dozens of Epstein's other associates for a 2003 birthday album, according to documents reviewed by the Wall Street Journal. | |
| Pages from the Leatherbound album, assembled before Epstein was first arrested in 2006, are among the documents examined by the Justice Department officials who investigated Epstein and Maxwell years ago. | |
| According to people who have reviewed the pages, it's unclear if any of the pages are part of Trump's administration's recent review. | |
| The president's past relationship with Epstein is a sensitive moment, or is at a sensitive moment. | |
| The Justice Department documents, the so-called Epstein files, and who or what is in them are at the center of a storm consuming the Trump administration. | |
| On Wednesday, after angry comments about how the files are a hoax created by Democrats, President Trump lashed out at his own supporters for refusing to let the matter go. | |
| The letter bearing Trump's name, which was reviewed by the journal, is bouty. | |
| Like others in the album, it contains several lines of typewritten text framed by the outline of a naked woman, which appears to be hand-drawn with a heavy marker. | |
| A pair of small arcs denotes the woman's breasts, and the future president's signature is a squiggly Donald below her waist, mimicking her pubic hair. | |
| The letter concludes, happy birthday, and may every day be another world wonderful secret. | |
| In an interview with the journal on Tuesday evening, Trump denied writing the letter or drawing the picture. | |
| This is not me. | |
| This is a fake thing. | |
| It's a fake Wall Street Journal story, he said. | |
| I never wrote a picture in my life. | |
| I don't draw pictures of women, he said. | |
| It's not my language. | |
| It's not my words. | |
| He told the journal he was preparing to file a lawsuit if it published an article. | |
| I'm going to sue the Wall Street Journal just like I sued everyone else, he said. | |
| Allegations that Epstein had been sexually abusing girls became public in 2006, and he was arrested that year. | |
| Epstein died in 2019 in a jail after he was arrested a second time and charged with sex-traffic conspiracy. | |
| Justice Front officials didn't respond to requests for comment or address questions about whether the Trump page or other pages of the birthday album were part of the agency's recent documents review. | |
| The FBI declined to comment. | |
| The existence of the album and the contents of the birthday letters haven't previously been reported. | |
| The album had poems, photos, and greetings from business people, academics, Epstein's former girlfriends, and childhood pals, according to the documents reviewed by the journal and people familiar with them. | |
| Among those who submitted letters were billionaire Leslie Wexner and attorney Alan Dershowitz. | |
| The album also contained a letter from a now-deceased Harvard economist, one of Epstein's report cards from Mark Twain Jr. | |
| High School in Brooklyn, and a note from a former assistant that included an acrostic with Epstein's name, Jeffrey O'Jeffrey. | |
| Everyone loves you. | |
| Fun in the sun. | |
| Fun just for fun. | |
| Remember, don't forget me soon. | |
| Epstein, you rock. | |
| You are the best. | |
| Epstein was Wexner's money manager at the time. | |
| The longtime leader of Victoria's Secret wrote a short message that said, I wanted to get you what you want. | |
| So here it is. | |
| After the text, there was a line drawing of what appeared to be a woman's breasts. | |
| Wexner declined to comment, though a spokesperson, or through a spokesman, Wexner's spokesman previously told the journal that the retail mogul severed all ties with Epstein in 2007 and never spoke with him again. | |
| Dershowitz's letter included a mock-up of a Vanity Unfair magazine cover with mock headlines such as, who was Jack DeRiver? | |
| Was it Jeffrey Epstein? | |
| He joked that he had convinced the magazine to change the focus of an article from Epstein to Bill Clinton. | |
| Dershowitz, who represented Epstein after his arrest, or his first arrest, said, it's been a long time and I don't recall the content of what I may have written. | |
| The book was put together by New York City bookbinder, Herbert Weitz, according to people who were involved with the process. | |
| Weitz, who died in 2020, listed Epstein as a client on his website in 2003. | |
| It isn't clear how the letter with Trump's signature was prepared. | |
| Inside the outline of the naked woman was a typewritten note styled as an imaginary conversation between Trump and Epstein, written in the third person. | |
| Voiceover. | |
| This is the letter itself. | |
| Quote, voiceover. | |
| There must be more to life than having everything, the note began. | |
| Donald, yes, there is, but I won't tell you what it is. | |
| Jeffrey, nor will I, since I know also know what it is. | |
| Donald, we have certain things in common, Jeffrey. | |
| Jeffrey, yes, we do, come to think of it. | |
| Donald, enigmas never age. | |
| Have you noticed that? | |
| Jeffrey, as a matter of fact, it was clear to me the last time I saw you. | |
| Donald, a pal is a wonderful thing. | |
| Happy birthday. | |
| And may every day be another wonderful secret. | |
| End quote. | |
| So that's the first part of the story. | |
| I'm not going to read the whole story because, I mean, you get the gist of it there. | |
| But, and I can, if people want, I can read the rest of the story. | |
| It's up to you guys. | |
| But let me just say that, Nick, what do you think? | |
| I'll give you a chance to comment on this. | |
| So they're saying that Jeffrey Epstein, the main people who were criminals, wrote a little binder for him. | |
| And you're telling me that in the middle of all of their crime sprees and all of their wooing and going to parties and stuff, they had time to scrapbook for Jeffrey? | |
| Yep. | |
| Totally. | |
| Absolutely insane. | |
| These people are insane. | |
| The people that believed it, they should be getting shopping carts, and that's the only thing they should be allowed to do. | |
| Well, it's funny because, I mean, think about it this way. | |
| You know who's ominously missing from this story? | |
| All the Democrats. | |
| So apparently, the only people writing letters to Jeffrey Epsom on his 50th birthday were Trump, Dershowitz and Wexner, the main sort of figures that are in the right-wing conspiracy sphere. | |
| And no one else is really mentioned, it seems, in the article, at least from what we've seen so far in the article. | |
| And it doesn't look like there's anything else. | |
| So it may seem like they're having a correspondence. | |
| They had a correspondence where they were – that doesn't make any logical – No, it makes perfect sense. | |
| Yeah, because Trump strikes me as the kind of guy who writes imaginary third-person dialogues and, I mean, sends them inside of hand-drawn caricatures of naked women. | |
| Right? | |
| I mean, checks out. | |
| Yeah, that totally fits his normal operating procedure. | |
| So, I don't know. | |
| I mean, look, this could be real, it could be fake. | |
| It's 2003. | |
| So, you know, 2002, 2003, who knows what was going on up there? | |
| I think that was at the time, if I'm not mistaken, Epstein was still a member at Mar-a-Lago, and they were probably still friends at that point socially, which, you know, is not an implication of guilt, obviously. | |
| But I don't know. | |
| I think that he was – I think that President Trump was covertly collecting on Epstein, and that he was on a mission. | |
| I do believe this people, and I'll tell you why. | |
| So whenever he had a public appearance and there's cameras around at a party or something, and Trump was standing next to Epstein, he pointed at his chest subtly and then did a spiral indicating he's a pedophile, the pedophile symbol, and then pointed right at his chest and kind of like you and then pushed his chest like you, I know what you are, kind of thing. | |
| And then, you know what I'm saying? | |
| And also, he also did this for the Italian mafia out in Las Vegas. | |
| He was an agent for the feds. | |
| Did you know that? | |
| And he helped take down the Italian mafia doing some real estate stuff down in, you know, out in Las Vegas. | |
| So this is not something that's new to him. | |
| So I personally believe that he was asked to collect on all of these people a long time ago. | |
| And I think he did a really good job. | |
| And that helped them map out who's who and how to even approach dismantling this machine. | |
| And I think that he was, as that Jerome Corsi said, he was asked to run by the generals of America, like the ones that were part of the Minutemen or the Minutemen is the best way to describe them, the Q group, asked him to run because they know everything and they're the Minutemen. | |
| They're like the guys, the safety valve. | |
| The same thing as if we had our nuclear options, same thing. | |
| So whenever things get dire, you break the glass and then these guys reset everything and get it back to the way it's supposed to be. | |
| And that was the whole point of them existing. | |
| And so they got there. | |
| They were going to do it themselves. | |
| They were going to just do a coup and then just do like how I would have done it. | |
| Bags over the head, make sure you have fair trials and then make it all public and be done with it. | |
| That's what they wanted to do, but they found Donald Trump. | |
| Hmm. | |
| That checks out. | |
| It definitely checks out. | |
| I mean, it was all plausible. | |
| I think that that could be the case. | |
| That's what it seems to be. | |
| You know, it's funny, you know, the public is always given a narrative and given a show and given, you know, theater, kabuki, political theater, k-fob. | |
| So it's very hard to get to the truth of what's actually going on, but we can make some logical inferences and we will. | |
| Stay tuned. | |
| we're coming back after the break. | |
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| I'm your host, Craig James with Nink No, and we're sort of dissecting this latest hit piece from the Wall Street Journal, which is making a very bold and sort of crazy accusation, allegation against Trump. | |
| He's writing letters to Epstein. | |
| Now, even if this is real, I'll give room for my intuition to be incorrect. | |
| Like, presuming this may be real, which Trump says it's not, so I tend to believe him in that regard. | |
| But let's say it is real. | |
| Let's say it is real. | |
| Have anyone caught that one? | |
| Let's say it is real. | |
| The implication of it is not necessarily as damning as it's being made out to be, right? | |
| I mean, you know, we know we've heard the Access Hollywood tape. | |
| We know the kind of humor. | |
| I mean, I guess the more sort of puzzling thing is the whole message in between talking about, you know, where enigmas never age and we share secrets and that kind of thing. | |
| That's a strange thing to say if it's true. | |
| But even then, that's not necessarily indicative of anything other than, you know, some sort of inside joke, perhaps, or something to that regard. | |
| But, you know, the idea that I'm going to believe anything the fake news says at this point, particularly when it's highly refuted and it's from an organization that we know has lied repeatedly in the past, you know, you lose all credibility. | |
| And I don't know. | |
| I mean, I just don't see much here. | |
| But it is interesting. | |
| Right, Nick? | |
| Yeah, absolutely, Craig. | |
| You know, I'm not surprised by what we're seeing here. | |
| It's probably an Israeli, you know, plant. | |
| It's very, look, look, whatever they did there with these letters, look, it doesn't make any sense. | |
| This doesn't make sense. | |
| None of it makes sense. | |
| It's a lie. | |
| Well, somebody asked an interesting question. | |
| They texted in from a 970 number and asked, is this AI? | |
| It sounded like AI, but they did a really bad job. | |
| It sounded like Osimo from South Park when he's like, Adam Sander, then he comes up, he meets a dog, and then, you know, it sounds like that. | |
| Yeah, totally. | |
| I think so. | |
| I think so, for sure. | |
| So, is it Osimo? | |
| I don't know. | |
| I don't know. | |
| But I'll say this. | |
| If you think about it from the perspective that this is clearly being released in a time when it seems as though Trump was doing his best to keep this story from getting bigger, right? | |
| Like, everything would have indicated up to this point yesterday when the story was released that Trump was trying to do like damage control. | |
| He's trying to say this is fake. | |
| He's trying to say it's all untrue. | |
| There's nothing here. | |
| You're all being deceived, et cetera, et cetera, et cetera. | |
| And then lo and behold, all of a sudden, 19 years after the fact, we get a, or even more, 20 plus years after the fact, this leatherbound scrapbook magically appears. | |
| Now, why didn't this come out in the campaign stage in 2024? | |
| Why didn't this come out in 2020 when he was running for office then? | |
| Why didn't this come out in 2018 when Jeffrey Epstein was arrested? | |
| Why didn't this come out in 2022 when Trump was under indictment and trial? | |
| You know what I mean? | |
| Like, why now? | |
| That's true. | |
| That's a great question, right? | |
| Yeah, yeah. | |
| Okay, so you're telling me you had something where you could actually, of substance, of objective information, to go after Trump and say, aha, his integrity or whatever. | |
| And you didn't do it in the middle of this? | |
| I mean, they're fighting for their lives, Craig. | |
| They framed him. | |
| Okay, that's a huge crime. | |
| You know, that's treason, bro. | |
| They framed him like 10 times for crying out loud. | |
| It's like Wiley Coyote did. | |
| They've just repeatedly framed him. | |
| And it's like, you're telling me that this just now? | |
| Like, they're like, oh yeah, whoa. | |
| I've been sitting on this one. | |
| I was waiting for a good time to research it. | |
| I thought six months in or seven months into his second term, eight years or almost nine years after he was originally elected was a good time to get this out there. | |
| It's like, what? | |
| I don't even know. | |
| Like, I don't know. | |
| That's where I just, I'm like, no, this is, there's something more. | |
| This is either fake, which it sounds like it is, or it's AI, which is fake, but, or it's like something, it can't be real, is my point. | |
| Because there's no logical reason this wouldn't have come out before, right? | |
| Like, who was the person sitting on this? | |
| Who was like, because it doesn't even say who, who this is from? | |
| They're saying it's a leather-bound scrapbook that Ghislaine Maxwell was keeping. | |
| So Ghislaine Maxwell was just sitting on this. | |
| You don't think she would have like pulled this out at her trial and been like, oh, look, Your Honor, Donald Trump said he was a great guy, so don't convict me. | |
| You know? | |
| I don't know. | |
| And she's not the R-word, so she wouldn't, you know. | |
| I just, it doesn't make, none of it makes any sense. | |
| It's all a lie, Craig. | |
| Well, it has to be. | |
| It has to be, to be quite frank. | |
| Because there's no other explanation. | |
| I've been holding this card back, Deep State. | |
| Oh, yeah, what you got, baby? | |
| What you got? | |
| All right. | |
| So, I got this scrapbook. | |
| Okay, what's in it? | |
| All right. | |
| I got a picture where Donald Trump drew some boobies and then signed them. | |
| Really? | |
| We got him now, boys. | |
| Yeah, we got him now. | |
| He's going down. | |
| It's like the guy, I mean, we all heard the Access Hollywood tape, right? | |
| With one of the, what was it, the Bush, one of the Bush cousins, one of the lame Bush cousins. | |
| So I don't know. | |
| Look, everybody can believe what they want about this story, but it doesn't change the fact that Trump did come out and say some interesting things over the last 24 hours. | |
| For instance, all of the things Trump has said to this point have indicated that he wants nothing more than for this to go away because he thinks it's a hoax. | |
| Well, I guess last night there may have been a course reversal. | |
| And somewhere at some point, he all of a sudden decided to sort of switch positions. | |
| So he put up a Truth Social post last night saying, quote, based on the ridiculous amount of publicity given to Jeffrey Epstein, I have asked Attorney General Pam Bondi to produce any and all pertinent grand jury testimony subject to court approval. | |
| This scam perpetuated by the Democrats should end right now. | |
| And I think, Nick, if I may, I'm going to say that what you've been saying may have been right all along. | |
| You're again, you're like our in-house Alex Jones. | |
| Because what it sounds like is that there are cases being built and there are grand juries being assembled. | |
| And everything you've said, Nick, about them, that Trump's trying to tell people to stop talking about this to protect the integrity of those cases that are ongoing and being built, it seems as though this true social post confirms that. | |
| So, I mean, Nick, I don't... | |
| I don't know. | |
| This is like impressive. | |
| We'll be back after the break. | |
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| And of course, we have a lot more to cover here today. | |
| You know, we're going to keep going on this story, though, because I think where we left off was interesting. | |
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| So anyway, Nick, what I was saying before the break, it's very interesting that the wording of this, where Trump says, based on the ridiculous amount of publicity given to Epstein, I've asked Attorney General Pamboni to produce any and all pertinent grand jury testimony subject to court approval. | |
| I think that's, is that not an indication that there are perhaps ongoing grand jury investigations and grand jury trials taking place, which are going to be coming down the pipeline? | |
| Am I reading that incorrectly? | |
| It sounds right to me, Craig. | |
| It sounds like there's ongoing cases, and that's why it has to be reviewed. | |
| Otherwise, it wouldn't have to be reviewed. | |
| And that also explains why Pam Bondi and company said, oh, we got the names. | |
| We're going to release them because what can they do with a bunch of evidence that's not admissible in court? | |
| You know, they might as well just release the names. | |
| But then again, oh, guess what, Pam? | |
| We have the soccer ball. | |
| We have the data ball. | |
| Now it's time to prosecute them. | |
| Very exciting. | |
| Okay. | |
| Well, you know, they're, of course, thinking that they're fine and there's going to be no problems. | |
| So whenever they say they're going to go to prosecute or look at the stuff, they're like, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, you know, just like you said. | |
| We got him now, boys. | |
| We got him. | |
| He's not going to see it coming. | |
| And then, of course, he preemptively went around that problem and gave her the data ball. | |
| But they're too stupid to understand what the data ball is and what that symbolically represented. | |
| So they're sitting around saying, yeah, release the names, release the names, because they're too stupid to know. | |
| And now, you know, they got caught getting excited about this information being released. | |
| And so what the best part is that he did, the way he said it and the way he did it was that the grand jury information would come out for the cases that are closed or the people are dead or whatever the case is. | |
| And that stuff will come out for the people that are not being prosecuted or have not been charged yet. | |
| But one thing they cannot do is have anybody's name in there that is being prosecuted or being investigated. | |
| Because if they do, the moment that they do that, like I said, you're rich, you got all the money in the world, you can pay for any lawyer. | |
| And if they're a good lawyer, and the moment that they can't get a jury that hasn't seen what could be considered defamatory or whatever they want to say about it, remarks about their innocence or guilt, it's over. | |
| The trial is always a mistrial. | |
| Every time it's a mistrial. | |
| They're just going to throw it out. | |
| They can't even prosecute. | |
| That's what would happen. | |
| Right. | |
| And I also read it to be an implication that, you know, grand juries are impaneled to decide whether or not to bring charges. | |
| That's their main purpose is you impanel a grand jury prior to going to trial or prior to bringing indictments to decide whether or not indictments are able to be brought. | |
| You give the evidence, the prosecutor gives the evidence, and then the grand jury is impaneled, and they basically decide whether or not there's a case to be made there. | |
| And if the grand jury decides and the indictment's brought, then you arrest people, then you bring them to trial. | |
| So this could be for past grand juries, but there's no language in that post that implicates that this is relegated to previously impaneled grand juries. | |
| This could be referring to grand juries that are currently happening or have already been impaneled and have brought sealed indictments. | |
| Yeah. | |
| That's where I think we're at. | |
| So sealed indictments now. | |
| Right, so this is... | |
| For the people who thought that Trump was just trolling to get the left to call for Epstein's files to be released and put pressure on everybody to do it, they may have been right. | |
| Let's put it that way. | |
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| Stay tuned. | |
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| Okay, Nick, we're back. | |
| And I'm very excited because there's always, you know, more to these stories as they continue to develop. | |
| And this is definitely getting interesting. | |
| So another post on Truth Social from Trump came out. | |
| And it kind of says something along the lines of what I was saying earlier as we went into the break. | |
| It says, if there was a smoking gun on Epstein, why didn't the Dems who controlled the files for four years and had Garland and Comey in charge use it? | |
| Because they had nothing, he says in his Truth post. | |
| Interesting, interesting, interesting. | |
| And there was a post on social media today from, or yesterday I should say, from Representative Anna Paulina Luna, who, look, you know, these, not going to get into the character of these people. | |
| I don't necessarily like Anna Paulina Luna. | |
| I think she's sort of a tool. | |
| But that aside, she says this on her post. | |
| She says, while others were busy stabbing President Trump in the back, we were working overtime behind the scenes in the Oval Office. | |
| This photo was taken earlier today. | |
| It's of her in the Oval Office. | |
| And no, it's not a coincidence. | |
| This is 4D chess, not checkers. | |
| Welcome to the big legs. | |
| Enjoy phase three. | |
| A.G. Pambondi is unsealing grand jury testimony, and there's much more to come. | |
| This is the most transparent administration in U.S. history. | |
| Huh. | |
| Well, that's a strange thing to say, particularly when you compare it to phase three in many of the posts put up by Q, the QAnon movement, obviously referring to phase three. | |
| Q posted a while back saying, a traitor's justice, phase three, panic in D.C., rats everywhere. | |
| For those who have decided to save the taxpayers some money, there's no escaping God, Q. And of course, talks about the coup d'état as well. | |
| In her post, she said, enjoy phase three. | |
| It's going to be a coup d'état. | |
| And then that references an American coup d'état post that Q made where it shows a graphic with pictures of all the people involved in the Russia collusion hoax and other operations against Trump. | |
| So is this all, I mean, it was too easy, right? | |
| It was too easy to get people this riled up. | |
| See, this is why I try to stay even keel about all this stuff. | |
| Because, you know, these people go up there and they get so angry. | |
| And it's like, first of all, I always remind myself scripture, you know, James 1.20, our anger doesn't satisfy God's righteousness. | |
| So be quick to hear, slow to speak, and slow to anger. | |
| Maybe people should be reading their Bibles more, or actually they should be reading their Bibles more and learning from scripture. | |
| But beyond that, it's like all Trump had to do was say he didn't want the Epstein file to come out. | |
| And then next thing you know, you had every Democrat, you know, influencer and politician across the country demanding that it be released. | |
| And it's like, okay, here you go. | |
| Let's unseal it. | |
| I'm glad you asked. | |
| Oh my gosh, wait a minute. | |
| But you know what's so funny? | |
| And I just want to finish this thought because this is something I thought. | |
| So people were all pissed off that the binders that were released to those influencers about the Epstein files that were all public. | |
| It was all publicly known information. | |
| They called that phase one. | |
| Now Paulina Luna is talking about phase three. | |
| So then you go, well, what was phase two? | |
| Phase two was what we just went through. | |
| Phase two was the denial to create the outpour of support for the release of the files. | |
| How about that? | |
| Wouldn't that be genius? | |
| Yeah, it's hilarious, man. | |
| But this is the best part. | |
| Okay, think of it this way, Craig. | |
| What if we had another plot twist in this, okay? | |
| So what if the grand jury information, they could always point and say, no, no, my name was in there. | |
| No, no, it tainted my reputation and I didn't get charged. | |
| That means that it's messing up my trial. | |
| Guess what? | |
| This is actually just documentation. | |
| It's statement of facts. | |
| It's court documents. | |
| It's not being fabricated in any way. | |
| It's not being portrayed in any way. | |
| It's the exact facts. | |
| So when he releases it, they're still going to try and do that. | |
| The best part is that this is all stuff that's been taken care of 10 years ago, right? | |
| So when he does that and shows those things, people will get into a panic and they'll call him and say, please don't do it or whatever, you know? | |
| And then at the end of all of it, he'll say, it's out of my hands. | |
| The military has those cases. | |
| I can't do anything about it. | |
| And I think that's what's going to happen in the end is he's going to say, look, I don't know why you guys keep putting that on me. | |
| Look, you need to leave these guys alone, too. | |
| Yeah, there might have been a grand jury that was being impaneled, but it was for a military tribunal. | |
| You know what I'm saying? | |
| It's like, I don't know. | |
| I think that he's going to surprise us with jurisdictional changes because everyone thinks that, you know, of course, Cash City is going to have a grand jury, which helps you, not a grand jury, but a grand conspiracy title to the charges. | |
| And that allows the statute limitations to come in and all their stuff. | |
| But, Craig, look, America is great for a lot of reasons. | |
| And one of the reasons is the endless appeals process. | |
| We can't have that with these people. | |
| They're criminals. | |
| They're really bad criminals. | |
| And they're the most egregious criminals, you know, from sex trafficking children to drinking people's blood, murder, extortion, you name it. | |
| They're doing all that stuff. | |
| These people need to be removed from society after a fair trial permanently. | |
| Yeah, legally and lawfully after a fair trial, etc. | |
| Of course, I agree with you 100%. | |
| If they're engaged in the things that you're saying, yeah, we don't need that societally at all. | |
| I mean, so who knows? | |
| But what I also think is hilarious is that if phase two was getting the left to lose their minds, where did phase two begin? | |
| Phase two beginned with that FBI DOJ document saying, Epstein's completely innocent. | |
| There's nothing to see here. | |
| It's all, you know what I mean? | |
| So that was the beginning of phase two. | |
| Now we're reaching the end of it. | |
| And we're entering phase three. | |
| All right, welcome to phase three. | |
| We're going to come back after the break. | |
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| Welcome back to Just Forum Talk Radio. | |
| I'm your host, Craig James, and we're going to get into this Tinfoil Friday subject here in just a second. | |
| We're going to do that for most of the rest of the show here, but I do want to finish up a few thoughts, just generally speaking, on this whole Epstein thing to kind of wrap it all up here as we end the week. | |
| And one of the things that stood out to me about all of this is, you know, who knows what's going on with the Wall Street Journal, right? | |
| I mean, they're all fake news. | |
| They're all heavily infiltrated by intelligence agencies. | |
| I mean, you don't get a position as a news anchor or a news editor in any of these prominent, you know, news organizations, whether it's ABC, NBC, CBS, MSNBC, Fox, CNN, without having one, | |
| perhaps two degrees of separation, if not direct affiliation with the intelligence agencies where you're either being run by or manipulated by these intelligence agencies, and they have very wide spread networks. | |
| I've had personal experience with these networks of, you know, I don't know how to put it. | |
| They would be like disinformation agents would be the best way to put it. | |
| That are, you know, we've heard so many accounts from whistleblowers and former CIA and former, you know, other intelligence officials who say, yes, we plant stories in the media to create narratives that help further our, you know, agenda or our missions and control the population and, you know, do sow whatever narrative that needs to be sown to help them achieve whatever goal they have set. | |
| So, and again, Nick, you've been with me. | |
| We've both experienced this firsthand. | |
| You know, you're just sitting at a, you know, at a restaurant in D.C. and all of a sudden, you know, somebody comes up and introduces themselves, and they're, you know, a source of information with, you know, very highly classified, you know, sort of resources. | |
| And they're like, here, here you go. | |
| I'm going to tell you everything you need to know. | |
| And those people are usually the handlers, and then they end up handling you. | |
| And a lot of people buy into it. | |
| And then they end up getting promoted as long as you play ball. | |
| And that's how you move up the ranks in these organizations. | |
| And if you don't play ball, then they will make sure that you never make it, you know, past a certain point and or you're washed out completely because they, you know, it's like, and they've had to adapt their strategy now with the internet because this has now been adapted to the social media influencers, the people with big YouTube channels, the people with big social media accounts. | |
| They're influenced in the same way. | |
| Maybe to a lesser degree. | |
| They're a little less controllable, but they're influenced heavily by these forces that exist. | |
| So I think we're all very much, even if it's a conservative outlet like the Wall Street Journal supposedly is, run by News Corp and Murdoch and the Fox News people who are totally not gatekeeping controlled opposition at all. | |
| They're totally real and legitimate conservative voices of America. | |
| You know, when they write a story like this, here's how you can tell it's fake, okay? | |
| Because they were willing to go to print with this story, right? | |
| With this sort of flimsy, you know, Elaine Maxwell's got a scrapbook and Drump drew, you know, Drum doodled a naked woman with, you know, big Tatas and we're going to put this out there. | |
| So they're willing to publish that story, but they're not willing to publish the verified diary of Ashley Biden where she talks about her dad molesting her at a very young age and sexualizing her and having inappropriate showers with her. | |
| And they won't publish that. | |
| So, you know, I'm only saying this from the perspective of this is how you know this story, they want this story out there. | |
| And this is how you know that this story is meant to frame a narrative that they want to sell you on that is to mislead or misdirect you away from the truth. | |
| And that's how I read these situations. | |
| What do you think, Nick? | |
| Yeah, that summarized it pretty well. | |
| Every time you hear a bit of information, you got to make sure you, like you said, you wait, you pause, and think about it. | |
| And usually they'll give you objective information. | |
| This is what I've learned to do for news articles. | |
| You look at the headline and sensationalize to get your attention. | |
| But then within that, there's going to be objective information such as, I don't know, Hillary went to Epstein's Island 17 times. | |
| That's an exact number, right? | |
| And you need to, that's how your brain should work when you hear all this muck and all of this information. | |
| Everybody has an agenda, but what they can't change within the agenda is measurable information. | |
| So if you have some information that is measured, keep that, put that in your back pocket, and then as more information comes in, you piece those pieces of objective information together to try and fit the model that you're trying to understand. | |
| And that's basically the only way you can decode all this stuff. | |
| I agree. | |
| I agree 100%. | |
| You know, it's one of those things where you get to a point in all of this and you start to realize quickly that whatever is happening here, it's all in this realm of like, this is what they want you to see. | |
| This is where you should be looking. | |
| It's like, look here, not here. | |
| You know, all of that. | |
| And it's all influence operations. | |
| But anyway, did I miss anything there, Nick? | |
| Or can we move on to Project Montauk? | |
| Please. | |
| Let's go to Montauk. | |
| No, actually, you had something. | |
| You had something. | |
| Go ahead. | |
| As a bridge, so Montauk is actually something that's where they figured out how to use the human mind in a very different way. | |
| And the Montauk project is based on the research that the government did to find out that we do have souls. | |
| We do have the ability to astral project or, you know, basically travel from our bodies and so on. | |
| And they found out all this stuff. | |
| Okay. | |
| And it basically. | |
| Well, are we going into Montauk? | |
| I was going to finish that up and then start Montauk. | |
| Okay, yeah. | |
| Fish. | |
| Fish. | |
| I'm going to bring it back in because it's going to be all related. | |
| It's going to be all interrelated. | |
| If there's anybody who can make this all relate, it's you, my friend. | |
| You're a master at that. | |
| And I respect and admire your capability in that regard. | |
| So let's switch gears here. | |
| You know, Tinfoil Friday, we always go down into some interesting, sort of kooky out there rabbit holes that bring in some esoteric nuance or elements to the show that we don't necessarily ever get to talk about too often, especially when you're caught up in the daily news cycle. | |
| So I like to take time to kind of go off into these rabbit holes from time to time. | |
| So let's talk about the Montauk Project. | |
| What is the Montauk Project? | |
| Well, the Montauk Project is a quote-unquote conspiracy theory that exists, which alleges that the U.S. government conducted secret experiments at Camp Hero, which was a decommissioned Air Force base in Montauk, New York, during the 1970s and 1980s. | |
| The experiments are said to have included things like psychological warfare, time travel, mind control, and even collaboration with extraterrestrials. | |
| The theory gained traction in the early 1990s after a book was published by the name of, that went the title The Montauk Project: Experiments in Time, which was written by Preston Nichols and Peter Moon. | |
| And when you look at this theory, it's interesting. | |
| It's actually been developed, I think, into a TV show called Stranger Things, which I've never watched, full disclosure. | |
| However, it is something that I do believe can open the door to interesting conversations, if nothing else, about quantum physics and the possibility of time travel and what we can actually achieve with the set of knowledge that we have now and what we've had previously as far as technological capability. | |
| So I want to start there with that. | |
| And now I want to get into some of the critical sort of claims that are made with it. | |
| There's a key piece of all this is a Montauk chair, which Nick, you'll describe the Montauk chair a little bit more in depth later. | |
| But it is basically a time travel and teleportation device, right? | |
| It's this chair that is the place from which you can move through time. | |
| It also involves a very seedy aspect with abduction of children and homeless people to be used in these experiments who perhaps were willing or unwilling, and for whatever reason, those people were chosen. | |
| It also gets into the more sort of fantastical realm of contact with extraterrestrial beings, genetic experiments, something called a Montauk monster, which apparently may or may not be a decomposed raccoon, but we're not sure. | |
| And the people who wrote this book have what they call recovered memories. | |
| And this also sort of intertwines with what we heard from Al Bielik about the Philadelphia experiment and his stories. | |
| So I can go further, but Nick, please start with what you have there. | |
| Okay. | |
| First thing I want to say is that your memories can be erased. | |
| Basically, they copy your subatomic structure and pattern, which includes your thought patterns, your memories, everything. | |
| And then that can be copied prior to you doing something. | |
| And then that exact copy of you in that state in that moment can be played back. | |
| And then your body reverts back to that moment. | |
| And that's how they can do that. | |
| And that's how your memory is erased. | |
| But at the same time, obviously it gets really weird with all the neurons and subatomic stuff. | |
| And you can still bring it back. | |
| All right, so with the Delta T antenna, all right, so this is how you get what you've got to understand first to understand any of this. | |
| So Montauk works on the Delta T antenna. | |
| So the Delta T antenna is a device of legend from the Phoenix project, and this consists of three antennas or coils, each at 90 degrees to each other. | |
| The main two are fed a sine and cosine wave so that they are 90 degrees phase shifted. | |
| This starts up the rotational magnetic field in the center of the antennas whose rotational velocity is equal to the input frequency. | |
| The third antenna pulls the field into the third dimension. | |
| And, you know, I got a picture of the configuration I can show. | |
| So basically, the delta T antenna, what it does is enables time traveling. | |
| The central part of the device consists of two frame antennas that are arranged 90 degrees in relation to each other. | |
| Each frame is approximately 2 meters in diameter. | |
| The antennas can consist of tubes which are 10 centimeters in diameter. | |
| The tubes must be superconductive. | |
| Inside these tubes float liquid helium for superconductivity. | |
| The control device of the machine consists of a sinus generator with a tuning capacity of 1 Hz to 1000 megahertz. | |
| The signal from the generator is amplified a little before it goes on to a phase changer. | |
| This changes the phase of the signal 90 degrees. | |
| The phase changer is independent of the frequency N. The phase change is 90 degrees for both the 1 Hertz and the 1000 MHz input. | |
| The N signal is split just before the phase changer so that one part is unchanged and the other part is changed 90 degrees. | |
| After the phase changer, the signal amplified with two linear amplifiers to 100,000 watts each on each channel. | |
| And then after that, the two channels are fed to its respective frame antenna. | |
| The signal on one frame antenna will always be 90 degrees in phase difference to the other frame antenna. | |
| Wow. | |
| Well, we're going to have to keep going there. | |
| That's going to be quite the cliffhanger. | |
| Everybody keep it locked in. | |
| We're coming back after a quick break. | |
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| And of course, you know, there's a lot more to cover here. | |
| Nick, you were going through some interesting stuff. | |
| Please continue. | |
| All right, so the basis before you get into Monteuk, we can actually go through all that. | |
| You have to understand how time travel works and that it is possible. | |
| And I've gone through essentially the mechanical, not really technically mechanical because there aren't moving parts, things that have to, conditions that have to be met in order for this to work. | |
| And basically it's a delta T antenna. | |
| You got 180 degrees phase shift, and then it rolls into a 90 degrees phase shift. | |
| Then you got a sine wave and then a 270 degrees phase shift. | |
| All right, if this is all done properly and in sequence, then you essentially it has to be done this way because like the movie Contact, if you see that movie, there's a bunch of spinning rings around the center of a field. | |
| That visually can represent kind of what's happening, but it's the R word because you can't get a field moving fast enough with mechanical pieces. | |
| So you have to use digitized electromagnetic signals to create the vortex and or fields that you need. | |
| So it's kind of a misnomer and away from the movie contact, but visually represented, that's kind of like what happens. | |
| All right, so here we go. | |
| All right, so for the usage, you set the generator to one hertz and the machine turns on. | |
| The compass needle at the center of the machine will travel slowly around inside and around the antenna system. | |
| It becomes powerful, rotating magnetic field. | |
| At a higher generator frequency, the magnetic field will rotate faster. | |
| Approximately two meters from the antennas are placed several chairs arranged in circles around the antenna system. | |
| Here the time travelers are placed. | |
| One increases now the generator frequency gradually until the speed of the rotating magnetic field is close to the speed of light. | |
| If the right conditions are present, the time will run slower for those who are sitting in the chairs compared to the person sitting outside of the power field. | |
| Seen from the chairs, the time will run normal between chair to chair, but they will see the clock on the wall outside of the power field running fast into the future. | |
| The nearer the rotating speed of the magnetic field comes to the speed of light, the faster will the time traveler move into the future. | |
| If the speed of the magnetic field is set equal to the speed of light, then time will freeze as seen from the outside of the magnetic field. | |
| As seen from the traveler's point of view, they are moving endlessly fast in the future. | |
| They will not be able to sense the world outside of the magnetic field and the time will stop for them. | |
| If one increases the frequency further, the rotating speed of the magnetic field will become greater than the speed of light, and the time sense from the chairs would then be reversed. | |
| They will see the clock on the wall outside the magnetic field moving backwards. | |
| The time travels will now move back in time. | |
| So basically, you have to get this pulsing field, a rotating field, just slightly below the speed of light, and then that will retard your temporal experience, or you can move it forward. | |
| And when you move the thing forward faster than time, that's when time reverses for the people within the field. | |
| So basically, you can go forwards and backwards. | |
| You just got a matter of engineering. | |
| So basically, at 1 hertz, the clock will run normal. | |
| When the frequency arrives at the lowest part of the VHF band above 30 MHz, the clock seems to be going slower. | |
| At the top of the VHF band, approximately 300 MHz, the clock will stop completely. | |
| In the lower part of the UHF band, from 400 MHz, the clock begins to go slowly backwards. | |
| And at 1,000 MHz, the clock will go approximately at normal speed backwards. | |
| It's Also, possible that the machine must have an injection of modulated orgone energy to function. | |
| So, basically, the Montauk chairs, this is what was explained to me. | |
| I don't care anymore. | |
| I'm just going to tell people what I found out and what I was told is true, and I believe this person. | |
| So, basically, the Montauk chairs, this is what they did to start. | |
| It was created for recording brain waves and seeing that they started out as like okay, first the Philadelphia experiment happened. | |
| Then, the same people involved in the Philadelphia experiment later on were involved with Montauk, the Montauk project, and that was because they understood that they needed to go back in time or at least open up into hyperspace to stop the Philadelphia ship from remaining in hyperspace as causing problems. | |
| So they did that as part of the Montauk project. | |
| But this chair that they had originally was for psychics. | |
| Basically, they needed someone with ESP abilities, or at least some form, right? | |
| And they would take them, and those people would be within the field. | |
| You'd have the psychic within the field, right? | |
| And then you'd have their basically interpreter person sitting next to them in the field. | |
| And remember, when the field's around you, time may look like it's going forwards or backwards, you know, around, like you can maybe visually see things moving quickly. | |
| So for the people, the psychic, and then the person that is monitoring the psychic, they basically write everything down and get it all there. | |
| But they're also recording it with an EEG machine where they stick this thing on your head and basically record your brain waves and then they can play them back. | |
| They're much more sophisticated now. | |
| They have stuff that, you know, this is back when they had tapes. | |
| You know, you see, I don't know how old your audience is, but our audience is, but they used to use tapes and stuff before, and vacuum tubes, before we ever got to a digitized computer. | |
| That's a whole other story. | |
| Yeah, so with this, the Montauk chair, your mind is hooked up to this very powerful and high wattage and voltage machine, depending on where it's stepping down and doing stuff. | |
| Anyway, long story short is that your mind, the people's minds in Montauk, were being hooked up to this, but then basically, you know, in order to see how if increasing the power will help them to be able to achieve their goals of, | |
| you know, seeing, you know, forwards, backwards, time, seeing stuff, you know, like same with Looking Glass, along the way, they found that when you put your mind hooked up to this EEG machine, which is what the show Stranger Things is based upon, is that your mind can actually alter space-time and or in such a way that your imagination can be transmitted in this transmitter, | |
| and the waves that are created basically hold a quantum hologram together with your mind. | |
| So if someone comes up with some sort of terrible monster in their mind and they are hooked up with this intense power for creation, basically, then that's where these monsters came through and were created through someone's mind and then somehow were able to be manifested because this is so powerful. | |
| But at least that's what the whole story is about in that aspect. | |
| But there's so much more technical information involved in it. | |
| And they talk about the fun, exciting parts where you see this story and people are getting chased. | |
| It's the Russians and all this weird stuff. | |
| No, no, no, no. | |
| It was all us. | |
| And RCA actually helped develop the Delta T antenna and the other equipment that they use for this sort of stuff. | |
| I have a lot more to tell about it, and I'm going to go further into it and explain how far it's gotten and what they have now. | |
| Can I just say 10foil Friday is probably my favorite day of the week when we do it. | |
| It's always fascinating listening to you, Nick, especially when you have such great in-depth information. | |
| So we're going to take a break. | |
| Keep it locked in here. | |
| Coming back. | |
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| You can run on for a long time. | |
| Run on for a long time. | |
| Run on for a long time. | |
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| Sooner or later, gotta cut you down. | |
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| Welcome back to Just Forum Talk Radio. | |
| I'm your host, Craig James. | |
| And a quick reminder. | |
| Oh, there we go. | |
| That's always good for radio. | |
| A few coughs. | |
| But the reminder I want to let you know is, you know, by the way, I'm a real estate agent license at RE-MAX Alliance in Loveland. | |
| So if you're looking to buy or sell property, please feel free to reach out to me. | |
| My number again, 970-217-3824. | |
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| If you or a friend or a family member or whoever are looking to, you know, downsize, upsize, you're relocating, whatever it is, and you need help with your real estate sale or purchase, call me 970-217-3824. | |
| And thank you to everybody out there for saving that number just in case you need to use it one day. | |
| But Nick, we're going to go back to you. | |
| Project Montauk. | |
| We're talking about time travel. | |
| We're talking about some of these interesting concepts and notions within this conspiracy theory, quote unquote. | |
| Please pick up where you left off, Nick, and continue down the rabbit hole, as it were. | |
| So the Stranger Things show is really kind of loosely based on it. | |
| They don't really talk too much about the technology, but mainly focus on the monsters and the kids and the conflicts that they have in the show. | |
| But with the Montauk Air Force Base, they were able to create using EMF and radio waves a tool that could be used to augment and or use someone's thoughts to change or | |
| alter the quantum field around us, which is related to all of our experiences. | |
| And in the quantum field, so this thing, when it was going, it was strong enough to create its own field around the whole area. | |
| It didn't have to be necessarily where these psychic people were. | |
| And that's one of the reasons they got into trouble and the program got shut down is because they were like, okay, let's crank this up and see how far we can go with this. | |
| And then they reached out with the signal and so on. | |
| And then the people of New York City were being affected by it. | |
| And one of the main people, this has been told to me from a person in black programs, so take it for what it is. | |
| And then the person that was in charge of the program thought it was highly unethical to be using that technology on the New York citizens. | |
| So that person actually, with the help of another person that was on the project, they created a hydrogen engine, and then that guy took his camper, whatever you want to call it, RV, with his modified hydrogen engine to try and escape the United States without, you know, the hydrogen engine would throw him off because they wouldn't expect you to stop, not to continue driving without refueling and so on. | |
| They would expect to see camera footage of different gas stations and so on. | |
| And that was the whole idea. | |
| And the guy got away, and they later killed him. | |
| But I know the guy who helped him get away. | |
| And that guy who didn't die ended up having to take over the stuff because he's the only person that understands it really besides a couple of people. | |
| So anyway, that's what went down with all that stuff. | |
| And in 1983 in particular, they were able to completely crack time travel 100%. | |
| Easily opening portals, transporting stuff just the same way it would be from the Pegasus Project. | |
| People might look that up. | |
| That was all done in 1983, completed. | |
| The thing about time travel is, you know, once you have time travel, you don't really need to do it into the future. | |
| You can stay right where you're at because you can travel to the future if you need to. | |
| So 1983, they shut the program down in December of 83. | |
| And the reason they shut it down was because one of the people, or one of the times after they figured out time travel and opening portals and so on, of course, what are they going to do with that? | |
| They want to send people forward and then have them come back and tell what they saw. | |
| So what do they do? | |
| They send them to New York. | |
| Okay, this is over New York. | |
| Remember, their location when they're physically doing this is over New York. | |
| So they open up a portal in New York City at that elevation that they're at, right? | |
| And then as soon as they open it, water starts pouring in. | |
| And they had to shut it down. | |
| They're like, what in the heck? | |
| Why is water coming into Montau and this portal? | |
| You know, this is supposed to be New York City in the future in 20 years. | |
| And it turns out it was. | |
| And when they reopened the portal with, you know, up into higher up in the sky, you know, up in elevation, and they were able to peer down and see that basically New York City was underwater. | |
| And so then when they sent this team through, they went and talked to the local people and said, what happened? | |
| When did this happen? | |
| The people that survived, what happened? | |
| And they said, what happened? | |
| And they said, well, basically, out of nowhere, the polls flipped. | |
| And then they were trying to survive from that. | |
| And it had been a couple years prior. | |
| And then they went in the year 2023. | |
| they went to the year 2023, and I'll explain why. | |
| Because when you do time travel, at least on the ley lines in timing with the sun and so on and all these other things, variables, it's every 10 years, essentially, is the weakest point in the field where you can punch through. | |
| Every 20 years is the easiest one you can punch through. | |
| So naturally, they punched through from 1983 to 2003. | |
| Then they had 2023. | |
| And when they went to 2023, that's where they're like, whoa, we got a problem here. | |
| And they wanted to figure out whether it was natural or how it happened. | |
| But with that, I'll leave the rest to your imagination. | |
| I have a feeling that we are on this timeline here because people made sure that we didn't end up on that path from this alleged discovery with Immontau. | |
| Wow. | |
| And we didn't even get into the fun stuff like the grandfather paradox and everything else. | |
| So I feel like there's a part two in the making for next week on this. | |
| I really do. | |
| I think there's more we can dive into on all of it. | |
| So that's awesome. | |
| I'm always interested in these subjects. | |
| They always fascinate me. | |
| Stay tuned. | |
| We're coming back after the break. | |
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| Welcome back to Just Form Talk Radio. | |
| I'm your host, Craig James, with Nick No. | |
| And boy, oh boy, time flies. | |
| I probably could have talked about that for the whole show, Project Mon talk. | |
| That's just such a fascinating thing. | |
| And thank you so much, Nick, for all that incredible insight. | |
| And that was just really fascinating. | |
| And perhaps we'll revisit that on tinfoil Friday next week. | |
| So that would be fun. | |
| But it's the end. | |
| We've made it. | |
| It's the final segment. | |
| Oh, boy, time flies. | |
| Nick, please give us your final thought for the day. | |
| Oh, go ahead. | |
| Oh, my final thought for the day is don't worry. | |
| DJT and company have mastered time. | |
| They've done that a long time ago. | |
| These people, they can't do anything. | |
| There's nothing that they can do. | |
| And I want everybody to know that, you know, don't forget it's Friday. | |
| Have a good weekend and that God wins. | |
| Amen, brother. | |
| We always leave you with some scripture. | |
| Today's no different. | |
| We're in 1 John 3, verse 4 through 6. | |
| It says, Everyone who commits sin also breaks the law. | |
| Sin is the breaking of law. | |
| You know that he was revealed so that he might take away sins. | |
| And there is no sin in him. | |
| Everyone who remains in him does not sin. | |
| Everyone who sins has not seen him or known him. | |
| It's an interesting statement. | |
| And I do hope that this speaks to your heart in some form or fashion. | |
| And I'll tell you what I take away from that. | |
| I just am reminded about the sacrifice that was made for all of our sins, the eternal sacrifice made On the cross at Calvary for our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ, God's one and only Son, sent to die for our sins, so that we can live in a world where we have peace and fulfillment and solace, | |
| and most importantly, a relationship to God through the Son and a fulfillment through of the Holy Spirit within us that is something that can take all of the worry and concern of this world and just flush it away and take it away. | |
| And, you know, it doesn't mean you're not going to suffer. | |
| It doesn't mean there aren't going to be hardships. | |
| It doesn't mean there aren't going to be difficult times. | |
| But there's a peace and there's a hope that comes through a relationship with Jesus Christ that is beyond anything that's of this world. | |
| And I hope that anyone out there listening, if you haven't accepted Jesus as your Lord and Savior, now is your opportunity. | |
| I would encourage you to open your heart, say a prayer, call upon his name, accept him as your Lord and Savior, and let that wash over you and fill you with the Holy Spirit and give you that relationship with the Creator that is immeasurable. | |
| And that's where I'll leave it. | |
| But I hope those words spoke to your heart. | |
| We'll be back Monday to do it all over again, God willing. | |
| I'm so thankful to be with you. | |
| I'm really thankful for everybody who texted in and all the listeners. | |
| And of course, thank you to Nick, our co-host. | |
| He's always, you know, he comes and joins us and takes time out of his days on Thursdays and Fridays. | |
| And I'm so grateful to him for it. | |
| Just being a part of this show is so important to me. | |
| And I'm so thankful. | |
| I know you guys feel the same way. | |
| So we're going to take it off, get to work. | |
| Remember, if you need real estate, give me a call, 970-217-3824. | |
| But we'll be back on Monday, same time, same place. | |
| God willing. | |
| Until then, I'm your host, Craig James with Nick Know. | |
| We'll see you on the next one. | |
| Godspeed, and God bless each and every one of you patriots. | |
| Jesus is just alright, oh yeah. | |
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