Eddie Bravo and Joe Rogan dive into WTC 7’s collapse, questioning why the 47-story building imploded uniformly after fires—despite the 9/11 Commission omitting it—and Larry Silverstein’s suspicious $861M payout. They expose its "cunt farm" tenants, including CIA and NSA offices, with Marv Bush overseeing security, hinting at insider knowledge. Bravo links chemtrails to military chaff use and geoengineering prep, citing a 1977 UN treaty banning such tests, while Rogan probes motives. The episode blends conspiracy skepticism with bold claims about government cover-ups, corporate influence, and history-altering events. [Automatically generated summary]
But I think overall, generally, if you had a wife that was, you know, of course she's not going to let you cheat, but she was giving you like every week, it was part of the groceries and shit.
She brought you butter, tortillas, fucking cup of fleshlights.
So there's that, you know, and then there's the way we have it set up where anything you buy from Onit.com, like when you buy like the first order of 30 pills of anything, there's 100% money-back guarantee.
You don't even have to bring it back.
All you have to do is say, this shroom tech shit didn't do nothing for me.
Or this alpha brain didn't do nothing for me.
These are the best nutrients and supplements available for this, for these particular functions, for nootropics and for the, you know, for sports athletics when it comes to like a performance and endurance supplement.
Shroom Tech is like one of the best endurance supplements I've ever tried.
One of the only ones that I've ever tried.
It's super effective.
It's got a lot of B12 in it and this cordyceps mushrooms.
And it's fucking, it works great for me.
And I get a lot of reports from people that use it for working out.
And I wanted to stay young looking as long as possible.
You know, I wanted to look good as long as possible and drag it out.
You know what I mean?
I'm not ready to throw in the towel.
So that was a lot of that going on on my brain.
And I would get into arguments with people and they'd say, how do you know it works, man?
How do you know it works?
And I'm like, well, I'm doing all I can, but if you want me to break it down for you, how does it work?
Is there a difference between chocolate cake and a chicken salad?
Okay, yes.
Yes.
What's the difference between chocolate cake and chicken salad?
The nutrition, what's nutrition?
It means what nutrients are in the chicken and in the salad.
Oh, so now what are nutrients?
They've isolated these nutrients so you could take massive amounts of them.
The only way it wouldn't work is if they weren't actually putting those vitamins and minerals in there, if it was just some fake ass milk powder or whatever, then yeah, it's not doing shit.
But I'm doing what I can to make sure, you know, because there are nutrients and we have, science has known this.
It's basic shit.
Nutrients are needed and all disease is caused by a deficiency of certain nutrients.
Yeah, I've always been into vitamins, but when I started hanging out with you, that's when I really kicked my vitamin game up a notch because I was like, this motherfucker is like super, you were real disciplined about it.
And I was like, you know what?
I need to be as disciplined as he is.
That's really a smart thing to do because I know I feel.
I took two weeks off of vitamins recently just for whatever.
I just said, let me see what it feels like to take two weeks off of vitamins.
I took two whole weeks off of vitamins.
And dude, I felt lethargic.
I just didn't, I didn't feel connected right.
Like I was not getting enough from my food.
And I'm eating pretty clean.
I mean, I fuck with some cheeseburgers every now and then, but I'm eating a lot of salads, a lot of greens, a lot of kale shakes and shit.
Still do not feel as good as I do when I'm taking like basic multivitamins, multi-minerals.
I take a lot of fish oil, take like 10,000 milligrams of fish oil a day, and then I take these nootropics.
And out of all the nootropics I've ever found, two of them have worked great for me.
One of them was called Neuro One, and that's Bill Romanowski stuff.
I told you about this, right, Eddie?
There was a guy named No Name.
He's a DJ up in San Francisco, and he became friends with Romanowski.
Romanowski, you know, he's taken like a bunch of head injuries from concussions.
1,000% of you take acidophilus every day or eat a big thing of yogurt every day because that's why yogurt's good for you because of the active cultures, the friendly bacteria.
That's what you need.
Acidophilus is bacteria that your body needs.
You actually need bacteria, believe it or not.
You know, I thought it was kind of weird.
There's good bacteria.
The fuck does that mean?
But yes, unless the science, unless they're lying to me, we need friendly bacteria.
And acidophilus, that's what friendly bacteria is.
You're actually eating pills that contain millions and millions of good bacteria.
And what it does, this is what I read.
It eats the ringworm attaches to your skin.
It eats certain things on your skin.
So that fungus will grow and it's eating something on your skin.
Acidophilus eats ringworm food first.
So ringworm can attach itself to you and it has nothing to eat.
So you never get ringworm.
And it sounds crazy.
There's guys out there.
How do you know?
Where's the proof?
Trust me.
Trust me.
I used to get ringworm all the goddamn time.
I was always, I had lamicill ready to go.
And if you get ringworm, get lamecill.
Don't get lotramin.
Don't get nothing else but lamecil cream.
You grind it in with a q-tip.
That shit will kill it in five days.
You want to have ringworm for three weeks or a month?
Anytime I get ringworm, it's when I run out of acidophilus and I'm too goddamn lazy to go to the store and I let it, I don't go to the store for like a week.
It must be like really satisfying watching people, like from the time they first came to you when they didn't know much, to watch them start to tap people and submit people, watching the progress.
You know what's weird about that is when a guy comes to me and joins my class and it's his first day, inside my initial reaction when someone comes and I meet them for the first time, I want them to say they've been training a year or two.
It's just going to make my job easier if they have some kind of base going on or some wrestling.
But the guys that come in with zero experience, 100% green, I'm like, ooh, this is going to be a hard one.
But they're basically retarded on the ground, like crippled.
It's like going through rehab with them, putting their legs.
They're just like, they have no clue.
But when those guys start, when those guys get good and they start tapping people out, it feels so much better.
I know I took them from a cripple and now they're tapping dudes out.
Man, that happens a lot.
And that feels really, really good.
And I see it so much that when guys come up to me and they're all pumped up and I see how enthusiastic they are and I know they got the fire.
I know because some guys come in and they don't really want to roll their first couple days.
They're taking them easy.
They're sitting on the side.
They're kind of just, you know, dipping their feet in the water a little bit.
And they're taking their time.
You know what?
Let me get three months of fundamental classes out of the way.
They've had like three or four beginners classes and I make them take 24 beginner classes before they can take my classes.
There's some guys that come to me, you know, three or four classes, and they're just so down.
Like, I won't, I won't subject a veteran with one of them when they're exchanging techniques and we're drilling because it slows everyone down.
The beginner's classes, so you know the strategies, the terminology, all that shit, so you don't slow us down in the advanced classes.
We move really fast.
24 beginner classes is enough, you know, but there's some guy, I'll let you roll if you want to roll after the technique and you want to hang out and roll.
When those guys come up to me and they ask me, you know, I've only had five beginner classes, but can I roll?
I'm like, dude, you're going to have so much fun, man.
I taught from like mostly like full-time from like 19 to like 22.
And that's when I stopped.
So I didn't have like a lot of students that got real good.
But I did have one.
And it was a girl.
It was this really shy, awkward girl.
And she was really, like, she was really intense.
Like she, like, she didn't wear any makeup.
She was like, I don't really know what her deal was.
My whole interaction with her was just in teaching her in the class.
But she was like so intense, man.
She wanted to learn so hard.
Like she was like so focused on it.
She was like really shy and kind of weird and kind of embarrassed.
And I worked with her a lot because she would like want to enter into tournaments.
And I took her from being a white belt to being this girl who won this tournament.
She won a tournament.
I think she won like as a blue belt, a green belt, or a blue belt.
But I had basically taught her the whole way.
I had basically taught her the whole way and watching this kid, this like real awkward kid, like learn how to get enough confidence to go out there and enter into a martial arts tournament and actually win and like kick this other chick's ass and like go after her.
Like this did the whole thing to her was like, it was so crazy and empowering to watch someone go from being a complete total novice and to watch just the stuff that I put in their head, just the training that she did with me.
That was what and you for people that trained jiu-jitsu, like if you've trained over 10 years, maybe even at five years, you can tell when a guy owns a move.
Like before he got the tap, the way he wrapped it up, the way he, because it took, you know, when he wrapped up the neck, it probably took another 20 seconds to get the tap, maybe something like that.
And people that don't train out there, you got to understand that just like a video game, my video game analogy, not everybody can, even though most people, most black belts can probably figure out that guillotine and teach it what Nick D's is doing, to have it down so good that you can put it on another black belt, a guy trained to defend all that shit all the time.
Defense is way easier than offense.
To pull it off, you have to put so much time into that move, into that transition, into that movement and the squeeze and the bend.
There's so much that needs to be polished.
Not very, there's not that.
I mean, in the UFC, I would say maybe there's at max 10 guys that have a guillotine as good as Nate Diaz.
The crazy thing about the guillotine is it's probably the easiest choke to learn, yet so few people have mastered it to the point where they're finishing people in big MMA fights.
Well, people don't realize also there's a whole bunch of weird different grips that people use for these techniques too, which greatly alter the way you apply pressure.
I mean, you could make really any grip work because there's probably about, I'm going to say, I'm just throwing this number out, five to eight different guillotines out there.
Just for the folks who are listening at home, what he's doing is changing the way his hand is in relationship to his body where you squeeze a person's neck.
Yeah, I mean, you're dealing with thinking, you're dealing with technique, you're dealing with strategy, you're dealing with patience, you're dealing with knowledge of positions, knowledge of the next step to the next step, knowledge of if this guy does try to counter, he's going to do this, and then I'm going to do that.
And then if he does that, the only thing left for him is to leave this.
You know, and you have these little steps that you have in your head if you're an intelligent person and you can think far ahead.
And if you're going to go against a guy who doesn't have that, you'll always be one step ahead.
So your mind is an important factor in the whole equation.
It's not just about brute strength.
It's about knowledge and position and keeping your fucking head together while it's all going on.
For people who don't train, man, God, you're missing out on a really fun thing in life.
Hey, if there's a 10th planet school in your city, join it.
You know, you're going to deal with a bunch of open-minded, fun-loving computer nerds, man, that like to play games of death.
You know what I mean?
But find, if there's no 10th planet school, find any school.
Just any jiu-jitsu is better than no jiu-jitsu.
It's so much fun.
It's the ultimate video game.
I always say that, but man, it's so damn true.
And what ends up happening is you end up the people that can hang with sparring without getting, you know, and they get tapped and they don't get all crazy and all burnt.
Most people take it personal when they get tapped.
When they tap out, they feel like their weakness has been exposed and they run from the gym and they don't want to tap out in front of other people.
It's so crazy.
Their ego's out of control.
But the people that do stay, the people that can handle getting tapped and they keep their ego under control and it's all a mental game.
You end up with a great group of guys that you could trust.
Generally, douchebags do filter through, but generally they'll end up getting cut out.
You're just left with a bunch of great guys, you know.
And one thing that, you know, jiu-jitsu becomes so much a part of your life that after five years, all your friends train jiu-jitsu.
You end up like cutting out the friends that really don't train that much.
And most of your friends end up coming from the jiu-jitsu circle because there's like such a giant pool of great dudes, you know.
For people who don't know, Eddie and I have been friends for a long time.
And one time, before I knew,
eddie i would have advised him against doing this he made a video and he made a video of him playing a rapper that wears actually wears black face and it's the concept's really fucking it's it was pretty funny man but people got really mad at you people got really mad explain the concept the concept was that this guy was pretending that he had vitiligo and that he was just he had to cover his whole body just like michael Yeah, just like Michael Jackson.
So he had a, he was just, the makeup was just to balance out the real color of his skin because he's really black.
Yeah, they're great too, and they noise cancel when you're on airplanes, dude.
They got that noise-canceling feature, so all you hear is the sound.
You get taken away, especially if you eat a pot cookie before you get to the airport and you time it perfectly.
Yeah.
You know?
Oh, yeah.
Beats by Dr. Dre.
And this asshole, no money asshole, he's never going to experience that.
If you've never experienced being way too high in a plane, listening to some Jimi Hendrix while you got your eyes closed, well, you're really freaking out.
You feel yourself kind of freaking out because you're way too high to just be hanging around a bunch of people you don't know, laying down side by side next to some total stranger.
Just some total stranger.
I could reach over and touch him with my pinky.
Like I have to stay all cuddled up so that I don't roll over and touch this total stranger.
You know, Obama said on camera, on camera, he's like on some show and he goes, yeah, that's more of like the reptilian side of my brain that would react like that.
He said some shit like that that I'm sure David Icke is fucking his head's exploding when he hears shit like that.
It'd be amazing if they could pull that off like that.
You know, it was funny how some people like Brian Callum, I love him to death, but he never believes in conspiracies.
Believes in no conspiracies.
But when we were talking about Osama bin Laden, one thing, he believed that there was a conspiracy on the Pakistani side and that they had had Osama bin Laden tucked away like near this big military base for years.
And they had him tucked away.
And they knew about it, but they kept their mouth shut.
Even though there was like a $30 million bounty on his head.
He believed the Pakistanis, that there was a conspiracy on their side, but that there was no conspiracy on the American side.
It's Hilarious.
His vision of it has to always be Fox News.
I love the guy.
Don't get me wrong, but it's a fascinating thing how he has this sort of.
I mean, it's great to have a guy like that on your side.
It's unfortunate that there is so much fishy ass shit.
Because like when you look into the whole Pentagon missile thing, it's one of those things to me where someone starts talking to me about there's a missile hit the Pentagon.
It wasn't a plane.
It was a missile hit the Pentagon.
Just my instincts, my automatic instincts are, okay, this guy's kind of a crackpot.
This guy's a little bit crazy with the conspiracies.
I don't know what the fuck hit the Pentagon.
You don't either.
They said it was a missile.
They've never released any of the footage.
I saw the footage they released.
It was only like a couple frames.
I couldn't tell what the fuck it was.
I don't know.
Maybe it was a plane.
I don't know what it looks like when you take a picture of a plane that's going 500 miles an hour a foot off the ground.
I don't know what the fuck that looks like.
I don't know.
But when you find out that they really did have the accounting offices right there and that they really were trying to cover up some incredible missing money, how much money was it?
It was just announced by Donald Rumsfeld the day before that there was a problem and that $2.3 trillion has essentially been swindled and they were going to get to the bottom of it.
Well, the office where they're going to get to the bottom of it gets hit by a fucking projectile that blows a hole through the side of the building and into the courtyard.
Even if you have an event like 9-11, after the dust settles, so to speak, no pun intended, you would think that after a while, people would go, oh yeah, that 2.3 trillion.
That Andrew Breitbart, the guy who died really recently, is a very controversial journalist character.
He apparently had some video that he was going to release about Barack Obama.
It was Barack Obama.
And there was some video that was released of Barack Obama giving some sort of a speech when he was younger, when he was in college, I think when he was at Harvard.
And just, you know, it wasn't really that radical at all.
You know, it was like, and, but the word was that he was going to release something that was going to be damaging.
Well, the fucking dude wounds up dying, right?
No big deal.
He wasn't that healthy.
You look at him.
He's kind of big, fat guy, and he probably had some bad karma.
And, you know, there's a lot of wild shit going on.
Dude's life.
His ticker might have been, who knows, right?
So the guy dies.
Rest in peace.
And then after he dies, his fucking coroner dies by poisoning.
So after his coroner says that it's natural causes, then the coroner dies by poisoning.
And then you go, okay, what?
That's when you got to go, what?
Yeah.
I mean, I don't want to believe that the government or who the fucking COA or the Mussad or anybody decided to kill this journalist.
And then they paid off his coroner, and then the coroner winds up getting poisoned and killed.
Or they threatened him, or they use their influence, or whatever the fuck it was.
But when you hear a story like that, God damn, it makes you go, is anybody checking on this?
Who's looking into that?
That seems, that's a little, I would like to sit down with everybody involved in that sort of a situation.
If I was the mayor, the governor, whoever the fuck would be the one who would have jurisdiction over something like that, I'd like to be the guy who sits down.
Yeah, and the Pentagon thing, they're like, if a plane of a, like a 747, a commercial airline hit that, there have been lots of planes that went down.
And what you find is big, giant chunks of the fuselage and suitcases and seats and tennis shoes and legs and body parts.
That's what happens when a plane crashes.
There was none of that shit in the only pictures that they show, like the debunker sides, they show pictures, but like real tight shots of like a burned airplane tire and then they show next to it.
If you look at 911 like a detective with an open mind, and you have to know what an open mind is first, look at it like a detective would, like you're a CSI.
Look at all the facts.
Don't just say, oh, those conspiracy kooks, conspiracy nuts.
That's not what a detective, you'd get fired right away.
Well, by the way, you've got to realize, folks, and this is absolutely 100% positive.
There are people that work for the government that are involved in what's called disinformation.
And one of the things that they will do, and this is a very smart tactic and very clever, they will mix truth with ridiculous bullshit that automatically makes you look like a kook.
So if you're reading something and it sounds really good and fascinating and then completely ridiculous all at the same time, like someone, then they throw something about alien bases on the moon and that they have the transcripts of these aliens communicating with people.
Then you go, okay, listen to this fucking crazy bitch.
Oh man, there ain't no aliens on the fucking moon communicating with Ronald Reagan.
What are you talking about?
But they'll mix some real truth about the CIA, some real truth about the way things are run.
And that way it diffuses all those real truths in people's minds.
You associate that shit with Bigfoot and psychics.
And it's just a bunch of crazy, silly thinking that as a full-grown man, I don't have time for.
You know, it becomes one of those things.
It's a really clever thing.
So when you hear a nutty story, when you hear someone who's saying something completely ridiculous, but also make sense at the same time, they're probably government agents.
They would train me up through the ranks of being a fucking comedian and then get me into cage fighting commentary and then recruit me to save America from the bad guys.
Can you imagine?
What kind of a government agent would I be telling everybody, go smoke some weed, relax, do jiu-jitsu, don't be greedy, don't be a cunt.
rulers it's just like a Hollywood club right the promoters when they're when their new club dies just like the ancient Samaria died when they're Obama and Dick Cheney are eighth cousins.
Yeah, Jimmy Kimmel is, it was, you know, it was a really fascinating moment, man.
He's a brave motherfucker for doing that.
And he was, and he's goddamn right, you know, and he did what you're supposed to do if you get an opportunity to do something like that, where it's going to be on television.
He was respectful, you know, but he was still funny, you know, when he was doing a stand-up.
And then when he had a point about marijuana, he just made the point, man, that real people care about these laws.
And he didn't go crazy with it and didn't go too far with it.
The most amazing thing in the 2012, there's people out there that will list all sorts of negative effects that it can have.
Listen, folks, fucking everything you do can have a negative effect if you get crazy with it.
We're drinking coffee here.
Coffee can fucking kill you.
If you're crazy and you're one of those dudes who just wants to drink coffee all day and just get gacked out of your mind on Venti Starbucks, you could have a fucking heart attack.
You could like, you could stimulate yourself to death.
People die from caffeine overdose.
That's an actual, you know, fairly regular occurrence.
I think there's something like 10,000 people die every year from aspirin and caffeine together combined.
Something along those lines.
Either way, point is, it's the best sign ever of a corrupt government that this magical plant, you know, and people say, oh, you fucking pothead, you fucking queer, with all your magic, what do you want?
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You weed, you fucking baby, you can't survive without weed.
I wasn't into it till I was 28, so I totally understand where they're coming from.
I just, you know, I don't want to push anybody into it or anything, but if I'm just going to keep doing what I'm doing and let people know that, you know, most of the important stuff that I do, almost all of it, the important stuff, I do medicated with the sacred plant.
I feel if I taught a class and I wasn't medicated, that I would be cheating out my students.
I'm way more passionate.
I'm way more passionate when I teach, when I'm stoned, way more.
Can you imagine?
Like doing comedy and you don't have a little weed in you.
And when I get in my car and I got like a, when I'm getting, when I get in my car, I'm just freshly baked on my way to jujitsu, man.
That's when I'm on fire.
That's when like all my important decisions and ideas come together on my way to jiu-jitsu because I'm so happy that I'm going to show up to a place with a bunch of my boys there and we're going to practice strangling each other.
And whatever music I've, I got to hear music loud as hell on the way to jujitsu.
Loud, man.
You know, like a latest, like something I'm just working on or like a new album I just bought.
Like, you know, lately, man, just bass nectar up my ass, man.
No, it's just, I just want to let people know that, because if I overheard someone saying, dude, that guy fucking just says the same shit over and over, that wouldn't make me feel good.
You've got to realize that every time you talk, it's probably going to be the first time a fuckload of people hear you.
And if there's an important thing that you have to get out, important part of your philosophy, an important part of how you got to where you are, you have to say it.
Like three or four 10th planet fighters are fighting, and he's one of them.
His name is Eric Cruz.
He raps for Smoke Serpent.
May 20th, Nokia Center.
It's on a Sunday, so you don't have to worry about missing Strike Force.
I think Strike Force is the day before.
And it's the debut also on that amateur show.
The first three fights are going to be Combat Jiu-Jitsu.
It's a sport that I started with Turi Altavia.
He runs University of MMA.
Combat Jiu-Jitsu.
It's a brand new sport.
It's going to take a, people really, they're kind of scared to do it.
They really don't know what to think of it.
But really, Combat Jiu-Jitsu is, it's right in the middle.
It's in between MMA and just straight grappling.
It's in between.
That was a big hole.
It's jiu-jitsu with punches on the ground.
When you're standing, it's just wrestling.
But as soon as one person is on the ground, you can start punching.
So it's, you could either look at it as, you know, if you're looking at it from the MMA world, it's pussy MMA.
Like, why can't they're, they're too scared to strike standing?
You could look at it as super tame MMA.
But if you're coming from the jujitsu side, it's extreme jiu-jitsu.
Imagine watching Abu Dhabi and they allowed punches on the ground, how brutal and exciting that would be.
You know, it's all your perspective.
And it's going to, you know, since we're piggybacking on the University of MMA show, you know, it's the first three fights.
We're opening up the show.
We're just getting into it.
We just got it sanctioned.
We're just starting it.
We're just testing it out.
Ultimately, Combat Jiu-Jitsu doesn't look good in a cage.
It doesn't.
It actually looks better like Professional Submission League, Rico Ciparelli's old show, that Hicks and Gracie tournament, where just, it's like blood sport, just a flat mat, just like Abu Dhabi, a big flat mat.
By the way, the truck, for folks who don't know what the fuck we're talking about, it's a position where you have one leg tied up of your opponent with both of your legs.
And by the way, you know, Eddie and I actually had a conversation about this fight before, and we were like, you know, what do you think is going to happen in that fight?
And like, look, I love watching Paul Harris crush dudes, but I love Alan Belcher, too.
I'm just hoping to see a good experience.
I'm hoping to see a good fight.
I never would have predicted that it would have gone like that, where Alan Belcher was so comfortable on the ground with him, man.
He brought in Dean Lister and Daniel Marai, high-level jiu-jitsu players, and especially Dean Lister because he's always been known on the West Coast as a leg lock master.
Alan Belcher has a very high degree of don't give a fuck, too.
Alan Belcher can fight, man.
You have to have so much confidence to just throw yourself at that guy like in a ground war and come out of it on top and stay in his guard and beat the fuck out of him from his world.
Yeah, that's the first time I ever had a conversation with Alan Belcher.
He beat the shit out of somebody and I'd never talked to him before.
And I'm pretty sure, you know, all those UFCs, eight straight years of UFCs, I get them all mixed up, but I'm pretty sure it was in London or something like that.
It was at an after party at the bar.
He passed by me and we kind of like caught eyes and we never talked to each other before.
You know, I've worked out with him a few times now.
And when you work out with a guy and he sort of explains his philosophy for teaching this and why you're doing that, there's very few guys who could do it as good as Duke does.
First of all, he looks like he's like they just grabbed him from under a bridge, pulled the needle out of his arm, and just washed him down and put him in front of a camera.
And it's so sad to listen to him talk because, you know, at one point in time, you know, you go back to like when he was on Rocky, dude, he was a movie star.
Okay.
This fucking guy was with Sylvester Stallone in a movie, and he plays Tommy Gunn.
He's out there knocking people.
He's the fucking star of the movie next to Sylvester Stallone.
You know, when I was a senior in high school, which was 1988, my mother wanted me to fight in the Kansas City Gold Gloves, which is a turn I fit on my own.
But the problem is, I do a joke about it saying that it's like moving a bunch of really healthy people into a neighborhood where everybody's dying.
Because that's what it's really like.
All the other hair starts falling out, too.
Like it's destined.
Most of it's destined to fall out.
You know, most people in my family, my mom, said they're like kind of half fish bald, like bald over here, a little bit of bald over there.
It's going.
It's going to go.
It's going to go.
So if you patch up the spots where it's gone a little bit, and then you're looking pretty good for a couple of years, and then the other spots start falling off.
And then what are you going to do?
You're going to keep implanting hair there, asshole?
You know, after a while, it becomes embarrassing.
It becomes stupid.
It becomes like a little trap that you've forced yourself into.
Like, oh, I got this trap.
I got to take care of this gross hair now.
I got to figure out how to fucking make it look like there's more of it than it is.
Yeah, and then some guy down in that, when the machados were down in that Redondo Beach, some surfer dude goes, bro, man, you should just wear a diver's hood, man.
I go, diver's hood?
You mean like Jaku Stowe?
So, you know when Jaku Stowe puts on a mask?
You know the shit that's all around his head?
I ended up going to a surf shop.
This dude told me where I went to a surf shop, bought a diver's hood, like a scuba fucking store, bought a diver's hood, and I would wearing the diver's hood on its own and grappling, because it did hold all my shit together.
That would look fucking ridiculous.
But with the big ass ear guards, I got the biggest ones, dude.
They were maroon giant ear guards so that people really didn't notice that I was wearing scuba gear.
And I competed with that motherfucker.
People still come up to me this day because, dude, I remember seeing you at an old Joe Marrera tournament, man.
And you're the dude who used to wear the scuba gear.
Like, hey, man, I'm just trying to cling to youth.
But for a lot of people, that's like a really shallow thing to say.
Like, I know a lot of people who consider themselves very well educated and they consider themselves to be pretty astute in their understanding of how other people see them.
And so they avoid saying shit like that.
They avoid saying shit like, I'm just trying to hold on to my youth.
They don't want to admit that because it's a frivolous thing.
And he just, you know, just for a long time just didn't do stand-up.
And then he just, I remember talking to him, I was like, I'm really getting into this.
I'm really getting into this stand-up.
He was really excited about it.
You know, it was like something new to him.
And it was all his, he could, like, he had sort of, or he was one of the first guys to really branch out on the internet and do his own shit with his show.
The Tom Green showed live on the internet.
It was really one of the first guys.
And then I think he just decided, you know what, man?
Why the fuck am I sitting around waiting for someone to give me a show when I know I'm funny?
Yeah, he was an innovator as far as doing like really ridiculous shit.
He was very original with his whole show, like fucking that dead moose on the side of the highway, pulls over.
He was ridiculous.
And a nice fucking guy, man.
Tom Green is a nice fucking guy.
I always enjoy being around that guy.
He's just a really good dude to be around.
He's fun.
And in this world of weirdos that you meet, you know, you can meet some people that are famous that are just fucking crazy or weird or nuts or too much or you can't take them or they're too egocentric or whatever.
It's nice when you meet a guy, like Everlast.
Nice when you meet a guy who could just hang out.
He's just a regular dude, man.
Or a guy like Tom Green.
He's just a regular dude.
So we're so lucky being exposed out here and especially doing like a podcast.
You're exposed to so many really extraordinary people, so many interesting people.
I mean, think of all the weird.
I mean, from the fringe to Alex Jones, you know, fascinating guy to Michael Rupert, you know, fascinating guy.
So when Marty confronted me about this, or offered me rather this and discussed it with me, I shouldn't say confronted because that sounds like hostile, doesn't it?
Confronted.
Presented.
Presented is the proper word.
When Marty presented it to me, I certainly did not have any intention of it connecting itself to someone else.
And there's a lot of people complaining about it, but most people understand that it's just a mistake.
like my comedy special that I'm going to release online, that's going to be five bucks.
And it has to be five bucks.
First of all, because Louis C.K., the first guy to do it and make this a popular choice, he charged five bucks.
So you can't charge more than the innovator.
He's completely fair in the right way to do it.
He did it perfect, and you got to follow his lead.
You shouldn't charge any more than that.
So I think there's nothing wrong with what anybody's doing by asking for some sort of a membership fee just to just to work off some of the bills.
There's a lot of people that would be happy to pay five bucks to listen to Adam Carolla every month.
I mean, it's a part of their daily grind.
I mean, for what costs a couple cups of coffee a month.
I mean, I don't know how much he charges, but Adam has some sort of a Ustream thing.
But for a lot of people, man, they fucking love that show.
Adam Carolla's show is super fucking popular.
He's a big part of a lot of people's lives.
There's nothing wrong as long as it's reasonable.
The beautiful thing is that it can be reasonable, like five bucks.
And because of the internet, it really can benefit the artists, like you, like, you know, your jiu-jitsu website.
Five bucks benefits you, man.
It goes right to you.
You know, whereas me, when I'm selling it, five bucks benefit.
It goes right to me.
It's not like the old days where you had to go through some sort of a manufacturing company who would put the DVDs together for you and a marketing company who would put it on the shelves and talk to, well, we got you in at Walmart and, you know, you had to get in at all these different places.
This was just a couple years ago, man.
Just a couple years ago, one of my last DVD deals that I did.
I remember, you know, one of the big things, I had to go and sit and I had a meeting with these dudes that are this big DVD distribution company.
And they were pitching to me how they can get my DVD in all these different stores all over the country.
And this is what's important.
What's important is, you know, you can't have anything on the shelves that you can't get onto Walmart.
If you can't get into Walmart, you're really doomed.
You're doomed to sell these things.
This is the new reality.
Like, you had to get into Walmart.
So you had to have something that was, you can't, like, have, call it like shit talking one-on-one, like the name of my message board.
You can never have a DVD named that because they wouldn't sell it.
It's not like an, because you know, somebody wants to learn jiu-jitsu from your website, which is more interesting to most people here.
How do they do that?
If they want to learn jiu-jitsu online, is it possible to just go to a regular school and like learn all your shit online and then go to the school and just bring a laptop or bring an iPhone?
Basically, most traditional Brazilian jiu-jitsu schools have like one or two guys that are into 10th planet techniques.
And so you could be that guy.
You could go to a Gracie Baja school and jump on my website and for five bucks extra, you get to learn all the stuff that they're not teaching there because most Gracie Baja schools don't teach rubber guard.
They don't teach all the stuff that we saw the Korean zombie do.
But I love these things because these revelations, they're always in like some weird hotel conference room.
There's like a podium and there's like a bad slideshow.
It's not, you know, not quite fascinating.
And this guy is talking about how in the presentation, I'll just read what it says.
The details of the alleged Roswell craft are talked about at length.
A particular interest was information about the so-called extraterrestrial biological entities, which contained two brains.
One was organic and thought to control the beings, and the other one was laced with crystal electronics that's still not understood to this day, which was thought to connect the beings with the craft through time.
It is purported that these beings are essentially artificial intelligence From our own future, and that their crash caused a bifurcation of our timelines and altered our history.
The most mind-boggling aspect of this story and the theory that the Air Force, etc., are operating under is that as a result of this timeline split and the subsequent advancement in technology from reverse engineering, that we, or the military, are now on a timeline of technological evolution that will eventually create the very same craft and beings that actually crashed in Roswell in 1947.
I mean, it sounds completely ridiculous, and I'm sure this guy's nuts out of his fucking head.
But if he wasn't, just say, let's just say, to settle out all the skeptics and the people that would be critical of this idea.
Imagine if that is how it works.
I mean, we're working so hard right now.
Not we, not you, not I, but scientists are, to figure out all kinds of crazy things that are going to alter the very way we interact with the universe.
Look what the fuck's going on with this Large Hadron Collider.
Look at this quark gluon plasma that they've created.
That's like the most dense thing.
Like it's some insane amount.
Like a sugar cube weighs like 40 billion pounds or something crazy.
Kurt Godell, who came up with it, I remember reading about it, who was a mathematician, but it needed, you needed something like an object the size of the solar system and it had to be going backwards fucking faster than the speed of light.
It's just, there's like a lot of weird shit there.
If you travel out in space at the speed of light and then like for, you know, a week and then come back at the speed of life, something like that, that you're going to come back to a planet that's like 500 years older.
Maybe we are living in some sort of a manufactured reality.
I've been thinking that more and more lately as things get weirder and weirder.
You know, when that Joseph Coney guy, the guy who had the campaign against Joseph Coney, and then a few days later, they made like fucking insane amounts of money.
And the way they had their sponsorship or their charity rather set up, it was really fucked up.
Like they got a lot of money out of it before the money actually got to anybody that was overseas.
You know, it was really kind of a scam.
But then the guy went crazy and wound up masturbating in the street in San Diego and acting really gay and flailing his arms around and talking really gay.
And they arrested him.
He went crazy.
But it's almost like you see something like that happen.
You see a guy get shamed because people find out that his charity was like a little funky, a little suspicious.
And then he winds up blowing a gasket like that publicly.
It almost makes you go like, who's writing this?
This is a work of fiction.
Who's writing the thing where that wiener guy gets arrested for showing his wiener?
Who's writing this?
Who's writing it?
When you see a guy like Mitt Romney and Mitt Romney talk to that kid who was the medical marijuana patient, he was like, are you going to arrest me?
Am I a criminal?
Like, this is the only thing that allows me to eat?
Well, I'm not for medical marijuana.
I'm not for it.
And he just walks away from some poor crippled kid.
And you're like, really?
Do you think that this guy has the kind of compassion that you want as a man who runs the world?
That's a fucking robot.
That's an ideological robot.
That's a guy who's not addressing a person who is in pain, a person who's just been dealt a terrible hand by life, and is telling him that there's a substance that gives me, a very unfortunate person, some relief.
Oh, I'm not for that.
I'm not for your relief.
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I'm an ideological vampire, and I can't see the daylight.
It's amazing at the end of the day when you realize how much corporations and big money influence government.
And then once you realize that, then you put it together and you realize this is a shell game.
The corporations influence both sides.
They just keep this stupid banter going.
It's a stupid tennis game where this guy's got the ball, now that guy's got the ball, and this guy's got the ball.
And they just alternate between Democrats and Republicans.
And mo money, mo problems.
The Democrats have their own specific line of problems, like sticking their dicks in chicks' mouths and all kinds of freaky shit that Clinton did.
And then the Republicans got their issues too.
And everybody's got their own little thing.
It's a back and forth.
Well, gay marriage, I'm not for gay marriage.
What about abortion?
The thing is, six months is what if it's rape?
And they keep this fucking battle.
Meanwhile, they're just pulling money out of other spots of the world, just fucking attacking and raping in the world.
It's amazing.
I mean, if you really look at the actual game, how it is played, the game of capitalism, the game of global imperialist capitalism that we're experiencing right now, living here in America, in the balls of the dick that's fucking the world.
If you really look at it, it really is an amazing goddamn movie.
Well, you know, the best way to influence them, this is what I always say.
You're not going to get those Dick Cheney motherfuckers.
Those guys are broken.
He's been broken since he was a child.
What you're going to get is those kids in college that are listening to this and they're realizing that these guys in their 40s are telling them about life.
And they're telling them about it in a very honest way and letting them know, listen, man, you are not going to live forever.
And the only way you're going to enjoy this life is if you create less negative energy than you receive from life.
If you put forth a positive result and a positive influence and a positive reaction to you being on this planet.
That's how you're going to have a good life.
You are not going to have a good life if it's just me, me, me, kunta, kanta, kanta, taking over the world, fucking over everybody.
You're going to, after a while, you don't realize how much money you have.
Once, you know, why would you want $100 million when you could be happy and comfortable with 10 or 20 and not have to fuck over the world?
Well, they don't even realize it.
They're just caught up in this fucking crazy game.
You know, where a person is super successful and they made $100 million fucking over the world, they probably could have made $30 or $40 million and done it the right way and still been just equally as wealthy.
You don't realize $100 million or $50 million.
These crazy assholes that want to own everything.
You know what you realize when you don't have enough, you can't afford a good dinner, you can't afford to heat your house, you can't afford to live in a nice neighborhood where your kids are safe and they play in front of your house, you can't afford to pay for cable.
But once you get paid for all that and you have a nice car, you have food on your table, it becomes a matter of what are you trying to get with that money?
Where are you trying to get your happiness from?
Because if you're trying to get your happiness purely through objects, that shit's ridiculous.
Or purely through monetary accomplishment, that's ridiculous.
The way to change the world is to let kids know this.
Let them know don't get on that path.
You can be a successful motherfucker and still have ethics.
You can be a successful person and still be a good guy and do the right thing.
You can protect the country from the cunts of the world without being one of the cunts of the world.
And that's where shit went wrong.
We became cunts to protect ourselves from cunts.
And we've been doing it from the fucking get-go.
The real problem in this country is that there's a lot of us that aren't like you or I. And they're the ones who are representing us in the world.
They're the ones who are making all these decisions.
They're the ones who are doing all these fucking crazy backroom deals that make all kinds of ridiculous shit that's horrible for the economy legal.
Just so a few people can extract millions of dollars from the system.
And it ain't you and it ain't me, man.
And there's something you said to me once a long time ago and it really stuck with me.
And it's a very astute point.
You said, we were born into a system that we have no control over.
We were born into it.
And to try to fix it is almost impossible.
And it really is true.
We were born into this thing and we got no fucking control over it.
You say voting.
Please, man, you really think that Ron Paul would be losing as badly as he is in a lot of these places?
It's absolute proof of voter fraud when it comes to Ron Paul in several different districts.
There's been several different videos on him online.
One of them, I believe, is in Maine, where they committed voter fraud, man.
They don't want Ron Paul winning anything.
Nobody does across the board.
The real reality of our system is that it's designed to make sure everyone doesn't have a say.
It's not that everyone has a say.
It's that everyone has a say in who has a say about who has a say.
And because of that, it's a tiered effect.
They're able to control it.
They block it off at certain ends.
You don't really vote for president.
You vote for a representative.
The representative votes for president.
There's all these special interest groups that are funding these politicians and money's coming from fucking soap manufacturers that want to keep pouring a certain amount of shit every year into the river and make it okay.
You know, it's a mess, man.
It's a fucking mess.
And the way to fix it is not with these guys that are in place.
It's letting these old motherfuckers die off and letting the new people come in.
Letting these people, like the guys who own Google, these young motherfuckers that are smart and figured shit out and just said, let's just take over everything.
Maps, email, fucking, let's make a browser.
Let's make an operating system.
Let's make phones.
Let's make every, let's go crazy.
Let's just get nuts and let's just control this motherfucker and do it with a company that's ethical and do it with a company that's nice to their employees.
Do it with a company that gives them a big cafeteria and takes care of everybody.
I don't know who he is or what his name is, but that's what he was saying.
He seemed to be an expert on the whole anonymous thing.
And he said that they're shutting down websites that really no one cares about, but the perception that they have power is actually giving them the power because then people rally behind them and that kind of thing.
So he says it's a good thing.
even though they're shutting down like you know, an FBI website that's just like a homepage or something, I'm not sure exactly what they're doing, but the perception that they have power will actually give them power.
Because if everybody in this country decided to look at the government and look at all the shady shit that's going on an unbiased way, like a detective, if everyone just decided to look at all the evidence and clear their mind and have an open mind, man, I think the power will be shifted back to the people.
I think it's just that so many people, like the propaganda, and the power has ever really been in the people.
You know how strong that power, that propaganda is?
Just the fact that Mitt Romney is the best candidate that the Republicans can come up with, that alone tells you there's some shit.
Well, you, first of all, to be a representative, to be a president, okay, we have already established pretty much that that's just a figurehead.
With George Bush, we sort of established that he wasn't really the president.
He was the guy that's in that position, and they've, you know, whatever, vote him in, however he got there, he got there, and then everything behind the scenes was obviously working without him.
The Dick Cheney situation.
Dick Cheney was the one who was in the bunker.
Well, after all that 9-11 shit was going down, he was the one that was hiding.
That guy was essentially the mastermind for the fucking global empire that is the United States.
He moved all the pieces into place, made sure a lot of people profited, and got away with some fucking pretty insane shit.
So since that's the case, you got to realize, well, in order to be the figurehead, in order to be the guy, the main guy, you can't have a fucked up past.
You can't have like some Herman Kane type shit where you got a lot of bitches on the side and you're banging them and then, you know, the National Inquirer starts finding out about shit.
You can't have that anymore.
There's too much introspective work or there's too much work.
There's too much investigative work.
They can find out if you did some shady shit in business in the past.
They could find out if you fired one of your employees and she charged you with sexual harassment and then she's going to tell some crazy story about you whipped your dick out in the washroom or something.
You can't have that.
So it leaves who?
It leaves how many people?
How many people who don't have fucking John David, what's that guy's name?
John Davidson?
Who's that guy?
The guy that got arrested.
I want to say John Davidson because he looks like him.
The fucking presidential candidate who got caught.
He had a baby with another chick, like a girl who was a videographer.
I want to say John Davidson, but that's not his fucking name.
I know someone on Twitter will tell me what his name is.
This poor fuck, though, he's doomed.
I don't think in our time, dude, we're going to ever see anybody that wants to give the power to the people.
I think we just need a much more ethical sense of rule.
You know, I think giving power to the people is real tricky, man.
The reason why this whole system is set up that way is because way back in the day, the founding fathers, even though they had a great idea what this country could be and great expectations, they also knew you can't just completely give power to the people.
Yeah, there's a connection between, according to the people that have the bloodline mastered all the way back to ancient Sumer, 13 bloodlines, so 13 states.
It's like they made sure they had someone from each bloodline running that state so that it stays in the blood or stays in the family.
Isn't it possible if they just did a shit job of designing that building, somehow or another, fire which uniformly spread through the entire building and caused like the upper layer to collapse and then it all simultaneously collapsed?
If it wasn't on video, if there wasn't on video and people just, it was just word of mouth, like there was a tower seven and it fell, but no one got it on video, then it would be, you know, it would be like, you know, you'd have to really look into it and really take the word of all these witnesses.
But we have five camera angles.
We got it good.
And professionals are saying it was a controlled demo.
Well, it is also possible that something could have blown up inside because of the fire.
Just to say, I mean, just as a random, but here's what's crazy, man.
The Larry Silverstein, the guy who owned Building 7 or Building Tower 7.
Yeah, you know, all of them.
He won an $861 million award from Industrial Risk Insurers to rebuild on the site of World Tower 7 because his estimated investment was only $386 million.
It's not in the official government 911 commission report.
They left it out.
And even those documentaries that try to debunk all the 911 shit.
They try to debunk everything that truthers, that's what they call them, bring up, but they won't touch Tower 7.
It was an hour.
And anything on National Geographic, any of those documentaries, I firmly believe the CIA has their hand in those documentaries.
We know that the CIA has always been involved in Hollywood and always been involved in TV.
Look up Harry Anslinger, the dude who made weed illegal in 1937.
He was the first drug czar.
He was involved after all the drug stuff that he did.
He got involved in governing and supervising Hollywood to make sure there weren't any communists in Hollywood or any pro-communist movies.
This is all documented.
CIA had control of Hollywood and they have their power in there.
And I believe this is like every documentary on the National Geographic channel that goes over 911 or any kind of conspiracy theory, that the narrators are just making fun of conspiracy theorists and conspiracy theorists.
They think this.
I'm like, what kind of show is it?
It's so biased.
And they never cover Tower 7.
And these shows, there's a 911 debunking documentary on National Geographic that they don't cover Tower 7.
They cover everything else, but except Tower 7 because they don't have an answer for that.
They can't prove that shit.
They can't prove it fell.
They can't convince anybody that a 47-story skyscraper, steel scrape will implode all at once, all the columns blow out at once from fire.
The SEC, NAIC Securities, Salomon Smith-Barney, Solomon Smith-Barney, American Express Bank International, Standard Chartered Bank, Provident Financial Management.
It's all like these fucking big giant banks and government all together.
Just to play devil's advocate, it also could be that the firemen had said there's some dangerous creaking and noises and they think that this building's going to fall down.
Well, see, the problem with that is that's not where my bullshit meter works best.
My bullshit meter, rather, works best with people.
I need to talk to people.
If I talk to people, I can see who's full of shit.
I can see who's hiding something.
There's a tick, an insecure aspect to the way they're interacting.
It's not just modesty or social weirdness.
I can see deception.
I can see when someone's full of shit.
I'm pretty good at that.
But this, see, I don't like fucking with my own head.
So whenever I look at something like this, I have to factor in all these different things.
I have to factor in possible incompetence, the need and desire to think that everything's a conspiracy to the point where, like I said, people have convinced other people that I am some sort of a government agent.
I've actually read that.
It's hilarious.
It's fucking absolutely, completely ridiculous.
But someone will look for a conspiracy in everything.
And you think about it when they're like, if you were part of the elite, there's a lot of smart motherfuckers.
I'm sure they're brilliant people part of the elite.
If you were in charge of coming up with ways to keep the power and to take liberties away and to take the power from the people, like really, I bet, I'm just guessing the people at the top, there are people at the top.
I bet they're really concerned with keeping their power and however they keep that.
They don't want to lose their power.
Nobody wants to lose their power.
They want to keep, so whatever they got to do to keep their power, it's just the human condition.
Anybody that was at the top, there'd be a lot of motherfuckers, just regular people.
You put them at the top, they'd be like, maybe we should fucking, how do we calm them down?
Yeah, are you sure that'll work?
Okay, let's spray motherfuckers with chemtrails.
Okay, let's do that shit.
That's a good idea.
I'd be in the Illuminati boardroom going, yeah, let's spray motherfuckers.
They'll never see it coming.
They think it's just fucking clouds.
Just keep making the lines.
No one believes that shit.
You know what I mean?
Yeah, but we've been caught before.
And there's been a treaty, a UN treaty in 1977 that we can't spray the people no more.
We can't test airborne bacteria on the people no more.
We have to stop.
Fuck it.
Let's just keep doing it.
You know what I mean?
And now, first, it's just regular contrails.
Now, like all the geoengineering shit's coming out.
Now it's like, there's a guy, there's a guy in a documentary saying, that's just contrails.
It's not barium and aluminum.
But in the future, we are going to have to spray barium and aluminum because that's going to be the only way to combat global warming.
In the future, we're going to have to do it.
But that's not it right now.
Like, dude, what the fuck?
They're slowly prepping us for geoengineering, protecting the planet.
You know what I mean?
There's no way there's these military jets flying all over the world, making grids right above us.
Are you absolutely convinced that chemtrails are chemicals and that it's not just a reaction between the moisture in the atmosphere and the turbines and the jet engines?
All over the world, except Japan, because they're not part of NATO.
So they don't do it.
There's no chemtrails.
Dude, I get pictures from all over the world.
People, you see me retweeting that shit.
And remember, guys, you want me to retweet some chemtrails?
It can't be just one line, dude.
Send me some alarming shit.
If I retweet a picture of one line, people aren't going to believe.
That's going to scare people away.
So anyways, what I'm saying is, for instance, there's a military base in Guantanamo Bay in Cuba.
Cuba, supposedly, our enemies, they hate us, we hate them, whatever.
But there's a military base on that island of Cuba called Guantanamo Bay.
And Americans just do whatever the fuck they want.
Their ships come in and out.
The Cubans don't want to fuck with them.
They want to start a war with these motherfuckers.
We'll jack them.
And every day, now this is not a conspiracy theory.
This is a documentary with one of the guys in charge, a military officer, he's so against Cuba, talking about and bragging about how every day they dive bomb like fighter jets down into downtown Havana.
They dive bomb below and just scare them every day.
And he says this on camera and all proud, like all about waving the flag, all proud because we do that every day because when we decide to attack them, they'll never see it coming.
So that's an example of classic military operation, like Operation Northwoods.
They have a pattern.
They do shit over.
So to me, and we have ex-military Air Force and Marine people getting into weather, like getting on the news, reporting the weather.
There's two separate guys that are on TV and anytime they look at chemtrails, they'll talk about, well, those aren't real clouds.
I don't know what the military is doing up there, but they're spraying a thing called chaff.
And chaff is aluminum, barium, and it's to get a radar of the whole area.
You put barium in the sky, and all these tests of all these people are going there.
They're spraying, all the tests are coming back with high levels of aluminum, high levels of barium.
And then the military, it's just so happens what the military sprays.
It's called, they call it chaff.
In the military, it's called chaff.
And guess what?
They're fucking, I don't know why they're doing it, but they're spraying chaff over a lot of major cities in the United States and all over the world, all over England.
They're spraying chaff.
And it can be two things.
If I was running the elite and I say, you know what?
Spray, even make it benign just to throw them off.
Just spray, put something in the atmosphere.
Get them used to all these weird lines.
Don't put any aluminum.
Don't put any barium because once they start testing it, they're going to, you know, they'll find out that it's totally benign.
But just get them used to it.
That's what I would do.
I would just get the people used to it so that when it's time, you know, if it gets crazy and a revolution comes, dude, all we got to do is just keep doing what we're doing.
I think anonymous should be trying to get to the bottom of why the military is spraying aluminum and barium.
It fucks our body.
I'm looking to, it fucks up our immune system.
It fucks up our respiratory system.
I think if there is, if there's no barium or aluminum, and they're just, I think they're just getting us used to it because when shit goes down, look at the way shit's going now.
They're taking away all our liberties.
Look at all the shit, the way they're reacting and battling Occupy Wall Street and all that shit.
They're making it illegal to protest in front of this and that.
The way that shit's going, it looks like they're trying to control a revolution.
What better way to control a revolution to just spray these motherfuckers?
That's the best way.
What do you got another way?
Show me another way.
That's the best way.
Get them used to the lines.
And then if they get too crazy, we'll just spray them.
Well, just like there's a lot of websites that debunk 911.
All I know is military jets are making fucking clouds, and who knows the exact reason, but we have evidence of military people on a news, on weather reports talking about chaff.
They're reporting on the chaff, and they're spraying aluminum and barium in this fucking cloud.
Yeah, but I mean, to say that all of that is what you're seeing, and that sometimes, you know, they may have done tests in the past, but what you're seeing when you see this crisscrossing clouds, I mean, if you talk to a pilot, they explain it in that it's just something when atmospheric, when water in the atmosphere encounters the jet engines, and it creates these things.
How fun is it to get high and talk about the Anunnaki?
I mean, I don't know if the Anunnaki was real or not, but god damn, would it be fun if they were real?
But it would so suck if they were real.
If it turned out that we weren't the apex of the biological life of the universe, if we're not the top of the heap, we're fucked, man, because someone's going to treat us the way we treat everything else.
So if the Anunnaki are real, you should really hope they're not real.
You should hope that we become the Anunnaki.
You should hope that the Philip Corso Jr. version is the best version.
The fact that it's a time machine and we're going to become that in the future, that seems to me to make more sense.
There's probably, who knows, man, when it comes to UFOs, every day now, in the science community, in astrophysics, we're finding there's, you get all this information coming out that there's all these new Earths that they're predicting.
There's just Earths everywhere and there's life teeming in our galaxy everywhere.
On the daily, they're finding evidence like, holy shit, there's probably a billion fucking Earths in our galaxy or some shit.
Like we've seen that when they have like a category one society, you know, level one society and level two that, you know, I think Michio Kaku has done this, like explaining the different levels of, you know, societies that can get to a point where they get away from physical violence, then they can, you know, use, harness the power of the stars, then space travel and all sorts of different categories.
And that we're like on the verge of becoming significant.
Yeah, there's, there's, I personally believe just based on just basic odds, that there is a galactic federation and maybe we are just, we don't know about it.
Maybe the elite know about it and they're communicating with them, but the people we don't want the elite.
There's a very real, I think, a very real possibility that our number one problem is that we're separated from this idea of how connected we all to each other because Psychedelics are illegal.
That's why this world and this country that we live in, this government that we're run under is so fucked up and corrupt because they don't deserve to be in the position they're at.
They've never had a life-changing experience to the point where they have experienced that other side of possible reality that comes from the psychedelic experience.
You can't get past that.
It's unbelievably humbling.
And you should be looking for that in a leader.
You shouldn't want a leader that hasn't had psychedelic experiences because that's a person that hasn't really faced whatever the fuck that is.
When you strip away culture, when you strip away language, and you just see truth and love in this humbling, bare form that just like rips you to your core and makes you sort of rebuild and restructure who you are as a human being.
A lot of those motherfuckers have never had that, man.
There's a lot of people that are out there running around flapping their gums that have never really been humbled by life.
They've never really been humbled by a psychedelic experience, which is a part of life.
It's not just a choice.
I think it's a part of life.
It certainly is a choice.
I mean, don't get me wrong.
Don't do it if you don't do drugs and you can't handle even a drink.
Don't do anything you're not comfortable with.
But it's a part of life, man.
That's why it's here.
That's why it works on you.
The reason why it works is because it's here to work for you.