Jim Breuer joins Joe Rogan to dissect systemic manipulation, from Operation Paperclip’s alleged Nazi ties in NASA to the 1913 Federal Reserve’s detachment from gold. They critique Gaddafi’s demonization post-Obama’s 2011 intervention, linking Libya’s collapse to modern crises like sex trafficking, and question 9/11’s Building 7 collapse, vaccine studies’ bias, and hydroxychloroquine’s politicized suppression. Rogan warns against ideological blinders, comparing societal decay to a rat trapped in a cage—where institutions exploit fear (e.g., climate narratives, gender wars) while ignoring real threats like crime or horse culling. Breuer’s 32-year friendship with Rogan underscores their shared skepticism of control mechanisms, from psychedelic criminalization to AI’s role in decoding ancient languages like Sumerian, all while advocating for truth over divisive narratives. [Automatically generated summary]
Like, we always assume that the werewolf is this good guy, and he gets bit, and he's like, shit, I can't believe this.
No!
And then he turns into this monster.
But what if he's a beast of shit?
And what if he knows he's going to be a werewolf, and so he's like, he wants to make it easy, so he just becomes your friend and hangs out with you in the house until the moon turns full.
If you think about someone's decision, if someone makes a decision to go to war, right?
If someone makes a decision to go and think about it, they use propaganda, they'll use a false flag, they'll use misinformation, control of the media, and get a war going that isn't really necessary.
And how many people die from that, right?
And so they just make this decision.
They make this decision knowing that a bunch of people are going to die, that it could be avoided, but if they do do it, it's going to be very profitable.
So you move stupid, and then you get these two to fight.
These guys are doing it on a fucked up level.
But here's what's weirder.
Even though you tell people that, and you explain that, They still won't react to it, but they'll react to like, we got the gun law!
And you know what?
It's my body, it's my choice!
They'll lose their mind like that, which I'm not debating, but it's amazing how much energy...
And how much planning will go into that, but when you realize werewolves, I like the term werewolf, werewolves that sit and plot and think out how they're going to murder, and then not only murder, but then like...
And when the state collapses, criminals take over.
And one of the things that you saw in Libya at one point in time, although I did get some messages through a friend of mine that some Libyan people wanted me to know that Libya, like the cities in Libya, have recovered.
They're not like as crazy as they were.
You know, that might be national pride that they're saying this.
I don't know.
I don't know what the story is.
Maybe they're much better.
Maybe they're judging it on a scale or whatever it was.
But there was YouTube videos of open-air slavery.
So you'd watch people bid on people and you could watch it on YouTube and that was in Libya.
That was after they killed Qaddafi.
Did you ever see the video footage of them killing him?
When the rebels grab hold of Qaddafi, and they realize they have him, and he realizes that they have him, and there's high-resolution cameras now, because this was like 2012, I believe?
You know you could get like high-resolution cameras and so they're filming this guy who was a dictator for years and they finally have captured him and Who knows who's funding them?
Who know how do they get the money?
I'm not exactly sure what the conflict is, but I'm just saying the video of him getting killed is fucking terrifying Because there's a look in his face where he knows there's no way out of this.
He's trying to figure out a way out of this, and he knows there's no way out of this.
And one guy takes a bayonet, like a big, long knife, and shoves it up his ass.
Just shoves it right up his ass while he's standing there, and he barely reacts.
He barely reacts.
He's in such shock that he barely reacts to a knife getting shoved up his ass.
They don't have any remorse for fucking people up.
They would be the worst!
We're way, way, way, way better.
We're just not good enough yet.
I was just going to say that we're way better than we used to be.
We're way better than cave people.
We're way better than people from the 70s.
And we have to embrace the fact that we're getting better at life, that human beings are getting better at all these things.
It's just hard.
And the amount of chaos that's going on constantly now is unprecedented because you don't know what the fuck is true or not.
Somehow or another, you and I, Jim Brewer and Joe Rogan, two guys who've known each other, we're friends for 35 years, somehow or another, we have an investment in some fucking war that's happening in Russia and Ukraine.
We have to have a side.
We have to pick.
We have to figure out what's true and what's not.
We have to wade through all the...
How much money?
We have to go, what?
How much money?
There's no way that you know where all that money's going.
The knife up the asshole is probably the best way for that guy to go.
Well, I think we're still way better than what we used to be.
We're way better than lower primates.
What I think is we're in the process of reaching another level.
And I think it's very messy and very complicated.
And that's where all this AI comes in.
And that's where the internet comes in.
That's where social media comes in.
That's where all this outrage culture comes in.
It comes in from an unprecedented amount of opinions.
There's so much that's fucking up the noise from the actual data, because there's so many human beings that can talk simultaneously now, and the ones who want to talk the most generally are the fucking dumbest.
Right?
They're the ones that have the time to be spewing shit out on social media all day because they're distracting themselves from whatever they really should be doing with their life.
It's a psychological thing.
The type of person that gets completely addicted to arguing with people on Twitter all day, that person is for sure distracting themselves from something they should have been doing.
And they're the primary users of these angry, aggressive social media platforms.
And so you get a distorted perception of what's happening with human beings.
But it's colliding with people that are pushing back against that.
It's colliding with people that are opening their eyes to the amount of The amount of corruption, the amount of bullshit, the amount of lies you're being told, the amount of money that's being made by these fucking people that are supposed to be making $170,000 a year.
There's a kind of thing that's different than you, okay?
If you're an architect and you're listening to this, you really love NPR and you drive an electric car, I bet you're a good guy.
You probably have low T, but they can fix that now.
If you're listening to this, you could imagine a type of a person that exists at the same time that you do that's capable of being such a sociopath that That they will just lie to the world in a well-formed out manner that they know is going to cause a war,
that they know is going to let public support be behind, because they've been lied to, behind a military campaign that's going to result in untold hundreds of thousands of deaths, possibly, like Iraq.
So we know that wasn't that long ago.
We know that they lied about weapons of mass destruction.
We were like a dog that, like, someone's been fucking throwing rocks at the dog and then they open the gate and another kid gets bit because he just happened to be there.
And the problem with that is what 9-11 exposed that was great was that there is real patriotism when things go sideways.
That people will come together, and I swear to God, to people that are listening to this, that weren't an adult during that time, I swear to God, there was a noticeable, more positive change in the way people interacted with people.
Especially the way people treated cops and firemen.
I remember when I was in New York City after 9-11, and these firemen were hanging out with us outside in front of this comedy club, and it was like hanging out with stars.
Like, it was like, these are like the local stars on the hockey team or something like that.
Everybody was like, wow, here's a fireman.
Like, it was totally different, man.
Firemen were getting laid like crazy, they were telling me.
Women wanted to fuck heroes.
They wanted to fuck real heroes because those are the people that really did risk their lives going in to save people when fucking buildings collapsed.
You're funny and you make good points and you're against the narrative.
You know, but we should all be against the narrative.
We should figure out what the truth is and forget about the narrative.
Forget about your ideology.
You don't have to do it.
You don't have to do it.
I know everybody thinks they have to do it because you got to be on a team and everybody wants to be on a team that's supported by them and it's like we're progressive and we this and we that and we got to stop meat consumption and we got to stop and you have all these things that you probably haven't looked at at all and you're married to them.
Because you're committed to this fucking group of people.
I'm telling you, most people exist here.
They exist here in this beautiful swamp of both conservative and liberal.
Conservative on things that are important like taking care of your family and paying your taxes and getting your fucking...
being on time for work and getting your shit done.
But liberal in terms of consideration for all people.
Whatever your sexual orientation is.
We're friends.
We're all just humans.
I want you to be happy.
I want everybody to be educated.
I want everybody to have good health care.
I want everybody to be in a position where they're not in a place that's filled with crime and murder.
I want all those things.
But I know that if you're going to want to have those things, now you've got to support law enforcement.
And you've got to train the shit out of them.
And you've got to pay them more.
And you've got to make it a more respectable job.
And then you have to go to the inner cities.
You can't just allow it to stay the way it is forever.
That's a national security problem.
What is national security?
The security of the citizens.
If there's less crime, we're more secure.
The fact that you're not doing fucking jack shit about that, but you're sending hundreds of billions of dollars to deal with conflict on another part of the world.
If you close your fucking head and you don't listen to anything that people on the other side say, You're going to miss stuff.
You're going to miss a lot of stuff.
You're going to be wrong.
You're going to have a stupid, egotistical perspective of things that's not necessary.
You're going to unfairly malign people's character because they have an opposing philosophy or an opposing ideology.
And that's bad for everybody.
We have to, if we're going to move forward as human beings and as a society and as a civilization, we have to be nicer to each other.
We have to just accept the fact that your ideas are not you.
Do not be married to your ideas and debate them in an open way and talk about stuff in an open way where you're a good person, you're talking to another, and do it all in good faith.
And if we can all agree to do that, we'll find out that there's way more we have in common.
Way more we have in common.
And that's what we should be concentrating on.
And there's also some fucking undeniable problems with the way our society is run that have never been addressed in terms of crime and inner city problems and infrastructure.
There's corruption, at least in the form of incompetence.
And it's the thing that happens when you get government bigger and bigger and bigger, and I hate to sound like a fucking libertarian, but if you get government bigger and bigger...
When you allow people to compete, whether it is with art or with fucking construction, whether it's surgeons, the best ones are the ones that people want to go to.
And it forces people to get better at everything.
And you have a much more efficient system.
I mean, look, imagine if there was businesses out there that they failed their audit six years in a row.
He's an expert in asteroidal impacts and the Younger Dryas impact theory, which is the impact theory that ended civilization, allegedly.
The theory is that it did.
But the point is, he was telling me that we've had periods of global warming all throughout the history of the Earth.
The real fear, he said, is the periods of global cooling.
He said global cooling should terrify you.
And he was explaining to me the amount of carbon that is in the atmosphere and that it's a very delicate balance and that when the amount of carbon dips below a certain number, life can't survive.
There's no plant life.
So the plant life can't survive, then the animals can't survive.
And we've gotten close to that in the past without any human intervention.
We've also gotten close to the point where during the Ice Age, there was so little oxygen on Earth, like the atmosphere was different.
It was getting to the point where it was almost, like if it got a certain amount colder, it would not be able to support life.
So one of the things you could do is, I think, during the Ice Age, there was parts of the Earth that were not covered in ice.
And I think it was like all the equator.
And I think you would probably for human beings to survive we'd have to go south Which totally makes sense If you think about the amount of insane stuff that came out of the Amazon, just think about that culture, the Amazon culture and all the incredible structures that they're finding now deep in the jungle and that there's real evidence that the density of the forest, the amount of trees that are grown that are agriculture trees that are in the forest seems to indicate that that whole thing was man-made.
There's a type of soil called terra preta.
That's this soil that they developed that we don't know how to reproduce and it's a soil that replicates.
It's filled with like this biomass and it's like this incredibly rich soil that has like this certain ratio of carbon and they made it.
These people thousands and thousands of years ago made it and it supports the life of the Amazon.
That, you think about it, when everything was frozen up here, like there was a fucking mile-high sheet of ice over most of North America up until like 10,000, 11,000 years ago.
So when all that stuff was like that down there, they were chilling.
Down there, they didn't have that problem.
There was like regular temperature for them.
What we are is like Antarctica is right now.
That's how we were at one point in time, right here.
Now, in a very small concept, I was sitting in this development that I live in now, and I'm sitting and I'm looking because everyone said, oh, dude, we used to hunt on here and bring our four-wheelers and blah, blah, blah.
And then I started just realizing...
This entire community, there's like a thousand houses, the palm trees, and the grass, and it was all just created, like a movie set.
She said it in a very kind way, to reduce the world population.
I heard her say that.
Missing context, this misrepresents Goodall's remarks and is not a real quote.
While she did say many of the world's environmental problems would be relieved if the population was that of 500 years ago, she did not advocate for depopulation efforts.
I didn't think she said she was advocating for depopulation efforts.
Like, even if you love people and you're not an evil person, that is a valid thought.
That without any pain and suffering, it would be better if there were less people.
That's a valid thought.
It really is.
Like, if there was less people, there would be less congestion, people would be more relaxed, it'd be more resources, it'd be easier to get along, it'd be more balanced on Earth.
That is true.
She is right.
But the problem with that thought is, if you start expressing it, then people start saying, I think we can make that happen.
And then there's werewolves get involved.
And werewolves get involved and go, you know, if we did do this and if along the way we instituted a social credit score and tied up all the money in centralized digital currency and then attached a carbon tax.
To everything everybody does.
We basically limit their behavior.
We'd be in troll of the entire thing.
And then people start dying.
People die.
Hey man, climate change is killing people.
I don't know if you know, a lot of kids are having heart attacks due to climate change.
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We could start finding more universities and start popping them up worldwide.
And I think the problem is, during the pandemic, a couple things happened.
One, people looked at the people that were unwilling to get vaccinated as people that are going to fuck it up for all of us.
And the people that got vaccinated, they probably were a little nervous about it, but they took the risk and they felt like they did the right thing.
And you didn't do the right thing.
And that's valid.
That's a totally valid position to take.
But, the problem with that position is, you're being trapped into, you got corralled into a very clear pathway, there's one solution to this problem, and we all have to do this thing to get to that one solution, and once we do, we're gonna be fine.
But somewhere along the way, if you're paying attention, you would realize that A, it doesn't work as advertised.
B, the studies they did never indicated any of the things that they were promoting, like that it prevents you from getting it or it stops infection or that it stops transmission.
No, nothing.
There's nothing on that.
There's zero on that.
And so along the way, they lowered the expectations.
They lowered what you would get from it.
It's just going to keep you out of the hospital.
I mean, there's this clip of Joy Behar arguing with this lady from a long time ago when the lady said she had natural immunity because she already had COVID and she got over it before the vaccine came out.
There's so many variables that would lead to you not being able to not only not express yourself in a clear and objective way, but not even be able to look at the world through a clear, objective way.
Because it jeopardizes your income.
It jeopardizes your position as one of those people.
You get locked into a certain kind of thinking, even if you're already inclined to think that way.
I agree with you a thousand percent, but we all cross that path, and it's easier for some than others, and I understand the whole world of being there.
And I'm not saying I'm better or anyone's better, but you can't tell me at one moment in your life, when you're saying the things you're saying, whether it's on a certain television show or whatever, and you know, you know.
People's opinions are very pliable, whether you believe it or not.
That's how cults get started.
They trick you into thinking a very specific way.
That's how cults get started.
Human beings, we're pliable.
And the best way to resist that Is to not be married to your ideas.
Don't be married to them.
Be you.
Like, you should have a core set of values.
You love your family, you love your friends, try to be a good person, do your best at whatever it is that you do.
That's the core.
All that other stuff, these ideas, you gotta look at them for what they really are.
And sometimes you get the wrong one stuck in your head and then you identify with it and you defend it, even when it's wrong.
And I've seen brilliant people fall down that path, especially during the pandemic, especially in regards to the vaccines or the lockdowns or the severity of the virus for people that are healthy.
There's a lot of variables that were ignored that shouldn't have been ignored if we're going to be honest with each other.
Dude, I keep going around in circles and I hang out with every gang.
I love every gang.
Everybody's got something to offer, which is why I think that's how we'll grow.
You don't have to join here, you don't join here.
But...
The more I see, the more groups that are formed...
You know, I remember being a kid.
You know what the greatest time was?
And my mom and dad were both working.
I'd be in the kitchen like a little kid.
And I remember Mary.
Mary's the lady watching me.
And all the neighbors would come over.
And this one's talking about divorce.
I don't know what they were talking about.
And this one had whatever.
And everyone would get together.
And they're like...
You know, years ago, therapists would call friends, family, and look after each other.
You didn't have people, well, you had people nursing homes, but I remember going over my friend's house, like, listen, we go to the house, my grandma's in the basement, she, you know, she dribbles and talks weird shit.
And it's like, well, she had dementia.
But that's what We've lost...
For me, what COVID did was...
It was the way the werewolves...
I say it's the werewolves.
The werewolves went, this is how we really rip the families apart.
Because everybody has fear in them.
And everyone in your family has...
Every human being has fear in them.
And they're testing...
The more the werewolves get to test your fear factor...
The stronger they become because they see who buckles.
They see who's gonna call.
They see how many people.
They see who's splashing out.
They see how many people wearing a mask at the airport.
That in the beginning, there's a lot of PhDs that were like...
Because these are people that understand how these studies are funded, probably, or at least understand how research is done and how research is done through the pharmaceutical drug companies.
So the pharmaceutical drug companies, they do their own research.
And then when something's peer-reviewed, they don't even get access to the raw data.
They get access to the assessment of the data by the pharmaceutical companies.
And the pharmaceutical companies can do 10 studies, and they rig their studies in a way.
They get the most biased results.
And if eight of them show no benefit, but one or two of them shows a little bit of a benefit, then they can roll out.
and then they start making So I think PhDs were very aware of that system and aware of the also if you're if you understand human psychology You're aware of what happens to people in a time of great angst and pressure that they panic and And in every horror movie you see this, people fall apart.
And the weaker you can make society, the more corrupted you can make society, the more decadent you can make society, the more society that doesn't value discipline, that doesn't value free will, that doesn't value people's independence and strength and health.
Well, then you'll be able to find more suckers when the shit goes sideways.
You're gonna get more pussies.
You're gonna get more people that are willing to sell out their neighbors because they were having a party and they weren't socially distancing.
You get a lot of fucking suckers.
Because it's too easy to live today.
And it's too easy to develop until a fully formed adult that is made out of mush.
Not just mush with your body, but mush with your mind, mush with your opinions, mush with your will, your will to get things done, your will to work, your discipline to get up and get things done.
Those aren't frivolous things.
Those aren't things that you should ever equate to toxic masculinity or toxic feminine energy.
Those are powerful human traits and you've been tricked.
You've been tricked into thinking that weakness is a virtue.
It's not.
Kindness is a virtue.
And kindness through strength is the most honest kindness.
When Francis Ngannou's being nice to you, it's because he wants to be nice to you.
Think about what you said before, like with, okay, where the view or whoever was saying points, it's in due defense, This is a very addictive system they created, that the werewolves created, and that they, I mean, it starts when we're young.
So not a whole lot of people have time to break out of that, in my opinion.
There was a recent study that they just released that said that as many as 17,000 people worldwide died of hydroxychloroquine.
So I asked Robert Kennedy Jr. about this.
And he sent me the actual study, and he sent me what the results were, and here's what was wrong with them.
First of all, they administered it to people that were already in the hospital for COVID. You're supposed to give it to people within the first 10 to 14 days.
That's when it's effective.
After that, it's not effective.
After the infections reach a certain level.
Second of all, there is a level that you would give these people, and this was far above that level, and they were giving it to people who were already dying.
He was like, they're essentially overdosing them while they're already dying with hydroxychloroquine and said, this contributed to 17,000 deaths.
Like, okay, maybe it did.
Maybe people actually did do that, and maybe they did that out of ignorance.
Maybe they did that because a protocol wasn't established.
Maybe they did that because they were just wrong.
But also...
How many people would have been saved if they used it?
If you looked into that, you can't ignore that.
Hydroxychloroquine is a widely used medication that's been used for malaria forever, for a long-ass time.
It became political, which is insane.
Because it's a drug and a lot of times drugs have an initial reason why they created them and then they find that it works with something else and it works even better with something else.
That happens by accident all the time.
But the fact that they couldn't have it happen with hydroxychloroquine or ivermectin is just that should tell you what's going on especially with ivermectin because it had surpassed the amount of time so you could just get a generic So no one had a patent on it.
People underestimate the power of length that any human will go, no matter how educated they are, no matter what they know is right or wrong, they underestimate literally the power of money and who's making money at the end of the day and how much money can buy as far as an agenda, how much money can buy as far as lying.
I'm not saying lying to hundreds of millions of people.
Because they're making billions of dollars on your fear, on the thought, knowing that you're not even going to question.
If you do question, we're going to come at you so that you'll be fearing.
Well, but anyway, the most important things that people understand now, how these games work, and the only way they work is if we're pitted against each other.
Whether we're pitted against each other with trans sports, don't think that they're not involved in all that stuff because it's also a polarizing issue.
It's a polarizing issue.
All of it.
You know, when we call about gender-affirming care, the way they phrase things, the way they use things, understand that this is a polarizing position that they take because they want to make sure we continue to fight against each other.
They want to make sure that we are at each other's throat, and they will manufacture these little crises over and over and over again.
Manufacture these little...
Climate change, there's so many people that are out there that tell you, we have to stop climate change or we're all gonna die!
We need to get an electric car.
We're all gonna die.
And they haven't looked at it at all.
You need to stop eating meat or we're all gonna die.
We're all gonna die.
Is it possible they're trying to control the food source?
Fuck yes it is.
Is that a massive way that you can control human beings?
Control the food supply?
Absolutely it is.
And when someone starts telling you, hey, you gotta kill food because the food is making too much carbon and that's making the earth warm.
Okay.
Meanwhile, China's building hundreds of coal-powered plants right now.
How many coal-powered plants right now are being built in China?
Because this is an extraordinary number.
We have to understand this when you're talking about ruining people's lives to have a minimal effect on the amount of CO2 that's being put out worldwide.
Because the amount that's being put out by China and India far surpasses the rest of the world.
You're just gonna make people starve.
You're gonna put people in dire poverty and make nary an impact on that problem.
I'm not saying you should ignore that problem, but I'm saying you should look at all the ways to fix that problem, and none of them should involve people starving.
So China, look at the amount.
1,142 operational coal mines, more than anyone on Earth.
India has 282, the United States has 210. Well, the United States, you want to do something really good instead of fucking killing cows?
Change to nuclear power.
Change to nuclear power and do it with new nuclear power plants that have a bunch of safeguards set in that they didn't have when they built Fukushima.
They didn't have when they built Three Mile Island.
The technology has evolved just like cell phone technology and television technology and computer.
Nuclear power plant technology has also evolved and they can do it safe now and it's the cleanest form of energy.
All of the experts that are unbiased that I have talked to have convinced me of this.
It's a fascinating thing, because in our mind, we connect nuclear power to destroying the environment, danger, Chernobyl, ruin forever, which is true in those areas.
It is absolutely true.
It's also true that it doesn't have to be that way.
It's also true that they know how to do it better now.
It's also true that they have better methods of containing these plants, and they can actually shut them down now, unlike the Fukushima one.
They had a backup generator that got whacked too by the tsunami.
So they got nothing.
No power, so the fucking thing melts down, and it's gonna be like that for 100,000 years.
But...
That's just a local thing.
You've got to get the fuck out of that area and they have to learn and make better power plants.
If you think you have a carbon problem and you have thousands of coal-powered plants that are just pumping into the actual air that we all breathe, that's way worse, kids, and that can be fixed with nuclear power.
That's what we should be concentrating on.
Not killing fucking 2,000 cows in Ireland or whatever the fuck they're doing.
They're telling people they have to kill their cows.
And if the power goes out tomorrow, it's gonna happen.
There's going to be people that starve to death.
We get hit by a giant solar flare that takes out every grid in the world.
We're fucked for a long-ass time, kids.
People are going to starve.
And so the idea that you're going to kill cows to slightly reduce the amount of methane that gets produced, it's in the air, instead of looking at regenerative methods that actually take the carbon and sequester it back into the earth, which they've already proved they can do, at least in places like White Oaks Pastures.
They do that.
It's like a carbon...
It's like a negative...
Amount of carbon.
Like, they use everything to regenerate the ground the same way it's supposed to be in nature.
I want to apologize to John Mellencamp and Willie Nelson, all those guys right now, because I remember being a banana metalhead, and those guys were coming out like farm-aid.
This is interesting because this just started happening.
Nationwide German farmer blockades heat pressure on Schultz.
So they've been throwing manure all over buildings and shit.
German farmers kicked off a week of nationwide protests against subsidy cuts on Monday, blocking roads to tractors and piling misery on Chancellor Olaf Schultz's coalition as it struggles to fix a budget mess and contain Rising far-right forces.
Conveys of tractors and trucks gathered on roads in sub-zero temperatures in nearly all 16 federal states while protesters classed with police and leading politicians warned that the unrest could be co-opted by extremists.
Extremists.
Extremists.
Yeah, people who don't want to get fucked.
How about let them be farmers, you fucking cunts?
They're the people that grow your food, goddammit.
Wake up.
Wake up to why anybody would do that.
What fucking government would fuck with the farmers?
What government would make it harder on the farmers?
You're telling me that that's your number one problem is the farmers?
How much crime do you have?
How many murders?
How many thieves?
How many rapists?
How many child molesters?
How many swindlers?
How many people that are ripping people off?
How many credit card fraudsters do you have out there?
And you're going after farmers?
There's no way that's positive.
There's no way.
It's not even physically possible.
If you looked at all of your obligations and all the things that you should be doing, that you put any resources into fucking with farmers?
Jordan Peterson explained to me how you change things.
You push people a little bit, and they don't push back, and then you push them a little more, and then they say, hey, stop right there, and you wait a little while, and then you push again, and the next thing you know, before you know it, as time goes on, you're way further than you used to be.
And the road that we don't want to go down is tyranny.
And if you get attached to one side or the other, whether it's Nikki Haley, or you get attached to Joe Biden, whatever it is, you're going down that road even further.
You're going down that road.
They're gonna keep pushing and the next thing you know they're gonna have your fucking your location every time you tweet something and you tweet something that might be a problem Someone's gonna physically visit you or your phone's gonna get shut off or your social credit score is gonna get dinged or like that Is our future if we don't wake up you're gonna have monsters in control of your life and you'll self-censor and And whether you are on the right or whether you're on the left,
as a human being, you don't want to give other human beings control over what you can say and what you can think and what you can look at and what you can talk about and how you can live your life and where you can go and what you decide to do with your money and what you decide to do with your time.
Things fit to terrible places one tiny step at a time.
You know, if I encroach on you and I'm sophisticated about it, I'm going to encroach two millimeters.
I'm going to encroach right to the point where you start to protest.
Then I'm going to stop.
Then I'm going to wait.
Then you're going to calm down.
Then I'm going to encroach again, right to the point where you protest.
Then I'm going to stop.
Then I'm going to wait.
And I'm just going to do that forever.
And before you know it, you're going to be back three miles from where you started, and you'll have done it one step at a time.
And then you'll go, oh, how'd I get here?
And the answer was, well...
I pushed you a little farther than you should have gone, and you agreed.
And so then I pushed you a little farther than you should have gone again, and you agreed.
And if anybody's interested in this sort of process, and this is a horrifying book, if you want to read about how this process works, you can read a book called Ordinary Men by Robert Brown.
Because when they built these wild west towns, they're like, okay, put a fucking house here, there's the road, and next thing you know, it's paved, because you have cars now, and then the horses are shitting on the pavement.
And then they would die, a certain amount would die every day, so they had to get, like, removing dead horses every day from New York City was a whole fucking problem.
There's some ranchers that what they do is they lease land, and so they'll roam their cattle, and then some of them, they put them on public land.
Like, I was hunting in Nevada on public land, With my friend Steve Rinella, we were bow hunting mule deer.
So we're in this area, and there's cows all over this area.
And these cows are all privately owned, and so they pay a grazing fee, I guess.
I don't know what the fee is.
I don't know how that works.
I don't even know if they have to pay a fee.
I don't know how that works.
But the point is, they have the rights to let their animals graze in a specific area, and then when it comes time to harvest them, or whatever the fuck they do, they round them all up, and the cowboys come in there.
No, but I'm saying, like, me and you, we're sitting there, and you got your little tribe there, and I got my tribe there, and you go hunting, you come back, and I'll make sure I'll get the steak, whatever.
If the meteor hits, if the meteor hits and we go back, we go back again, because we've done it before, I guarantee we've done it before.
I guarantee you, at least in parts of the world, society has crumbled because of natural disasters and people resorted to barbarism.
And I think that's the reason why, if you go further back in history, people were the most ruthless.
You know, if people really did exist in a very sophisticated way, which is what I believe, that it did exist somewhere around 11,800 years ago and then before that.
That's what I think.
I think particularly in Africa.
I think if you look at the structures that exist in Egypt, there's no doubt about it.
Some of those are old as fuck, and I don't think it's outside the realm of possibility that they're older than they think they are, especially when you have geologists that are observing these deep water fissures, like Robert Schock, who's done this work on thousands of years of rainfall, must have created this, which is That pushes it back way to the point where there used to be rain in that area, which was like 9,000 years ago.
So now we're in this area like, well, how old are these fucking things, man?
And I think if something happens and the world falls apart, I think only the monsters live.
Only the monsters, only the most psycho of psychos, only the most evil dog-eat-dog people, because they're probably cannibalizing.
At a certain point in time, I bet people are cannibalizing.
At a certain point of starvation, if there's like a nuclear winter, when those things impact and the fucking sky is covered with volcanic dust for two years and nothing grows.
I went to St. Augustine, and there's this fort down there.
And as I'm walking through the fort, you know, people, you know, tourists just always walk by and look at all the pictures and the things, like, oh, this fort's cool looking.
And on the wall is all these little Native American, little Indian kids, just, like, traumatized, but in school outfits.
And you see, like, you know, soldiers behind them.
And I'm just...
I sat there and watched it and went, Bro, can you imagine?
It is also heavy what the government did when they took gullible people and they gave them land where the Comanche were.
They let them move in.
That's S.C. Gwen's book, The Empire of the Summer Moon.
They just let these people build these homesteads and then one day the Comanche came and just slaughtered everybody and they kidnapped people.
The last Comanche chief was Quanah Parker and his mother was Cynthia Ann Parker and his mother was kidnapped but she was seven years old by the Comanche and she wound up marrying the Comanche chief And she had a son.
That was Quanah Parker.
And he was the last Comanche chief.
And then they rescued her when she was in her 30s.
And she kept trying to escape, go back to the Comanche.
She had become a Comanche, like a full-on Comanche.
I saw a meme, and it was a native, and he said, we breathe the fresh air, we live in the nature, our food is grown, we have everything at our resources, free water, we love each other, we constantly are tearing it up all day.
They came along and thought they can do something better.
You could be shocked at how fast and how strong a monkey is.
And if you don't fucking move accordingly, if you don't stop it while it's happening, if you allow it to get a grip on you, you might be really fucked.
It might get your jugular.
Like there's a video of this guy, there's this old man and he's sitting there on the ground and this monkey climbs on him and he's like sort of accepting that this monkey is on him and this monkey decides to scalp him.
So this monkey just clamps down on his head and peels an enormous slice of skin off this guy's head.
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They fight and they fucking knee each other and kick each other and throw each other and get on top of each other and beat the shit out of each other and they're doing it with armor on.
When the Nazis, through Operation Paperclip, when the United States acquired a bunch of Nazi scientists and brought them over here to work at NASA. What are you, a conspiracy theorist?
Yeah.
Yeah.
And one of the things that we distinguish, you could know they were Nazis, is they had all these distinctive facial scars.
You can say it a million times, and they can look it up, and they absorb it, but a lot of people still don't comprehend it, which is mind-boggling, but then you have to start questioning, So, if we started back then, when did it really, really start?
And then how involved?
I think a lot of people are afraid to put that much time and thought into, whoa, maybe there's a lot of things that have happened that we've been told and that we've been educated on by the very great professors.
And all the information and time is not exactly...
What you may have thought have been, and for some reason, I feel like so much of the population is, they just don't even want to hear it or take the time because, for whatever reason, it's too much.
There's going to be an amazing movie, I guarantee you, with Sam Bankman's Freed Story.
I mean, how do you not make an amazing movie about a guy who is worth fucking billions of dollars, lived in the Bahamas in a house with nine of his friends.
They all fucked each other and they all did drugs constantly.
And they openly talked about taking amphetamines on Twitter.
Like, one of the ladies that is, she is testifying against him now, Caroline, whatever her name is, his girlfriend at the time, she tweeted about how when you're on amphetamines, like, regular life, she seems so stupid.
My hope is that as many other cataclysms and catastrophes were avoided through discourse and people waking the fuck up in the past, like the Cuban Missile Crisis, like all the shit that we went through when we were in high school, and we thought every day the Russians and us were going to go to the nuclear war.
Everybody didn't know it's my age and into younger, like until the wall fell down, everybody was terrified that we were going to have a nuclear war with Russia.
Even if it was only better for a short period of time.
And it's not even a short period of time.
It's just, this is how things go.
They go like this, and then they go like this, and then we push back, and they go like this, and they go up, and they go down, and you gotta constantly be trying to move it in a direction where there's the least amount of corruption possible.
And that's fucking hard when people have control over things.
And that's why you should fight against control.
Because control, it's never good.
It's never good when they can just decide what you do and where you go.
The fucking end point is always communism.
If you just keep going, like Jordan Peterson said, keep going down that line, you get to a communist dictatorship.
And when you hear all that kind of talk, and it's easy for people who don't have anything to go, yeah, the people who have it, they should give it to the people who don't have it.
When you have those guys, the speculators, the guys who are involved in betting on businesses collapsing, there's a lot of people that are invested in destroying things, hostile takeovers.
Bro, I had a friend who started a company, it was his own company, and hired this guy, I think, I forget what his job was, but a high-level executive, and then they tried to start a coup to get him kicked out.
I feel there may come a time, I don't know, where...
Dude, it's going to take a lot.
Where we just have a game show where you start uniting people.
I always say, put a game show together, unite the people, right?
And you put the left on one side, the right side, and you're allowed to talk.
You have to talk and you have to connect before the end of the day.
You've got to come out as best friend.
But any time you mention politics, Or something you think you know, but you clearly learned it from, you're emotionally involved, you get zapped, electrocuted, something like that.
Like when we had no, when we had no, uh, supplies.
Okay, man.
Oh, we got no supplies.
But you, you'd have a billion Trump boating parades.
You tell me at that time how to put the two sides together.
You could have took the Trump boat paraders and you had to put on everyone at Hayes Trump and you get like, you know, you put, and you go get the supplies.
But you have to connect, get the supplies, without fighting about politics.
The point of the story is...
I'm all over the place.
The point of the story is...
It doesn't matter how much you hate each other, how divided, what you think about.
We're all going to connect the minute I feel we unplug from it all and ignore it all.
We're all going to connect if there's another conflict.
If there's a conflict on our shores, we're all going to connect again.
That would be undeniable.
If there was some sort of an attack, another 9-11, that would be what brought people together in 2001, would bring people together in 2024. When it brought people together in 2001, it was shocking.
Everywhere in LA, everybody had American flags on their cars.
It was a totally different vibe.
And again, I hate to say it, because I don't want it to happen.
But when people realized, like, what's really important, and that it's not all this bullshit that people are fighting about all the time, I think that's...
I used to joke about the idea that Intelligence agencies would infiltrate areas of society and ruin them to keep people fighting against each other.
It's possible that we can get our shit together without that.
I know it is.
But I think that when things happen, that was initially in the beginning of COVID I was hoping that would happen.
I was hoping that we'd unite people.
It had the opposite effect.
But I was hoping when the country got shut down that people were gonna be cooler to each other because they realized like hey Under the threat of something that none of us can control that could take our loved ones away.
We all have a shared interest in common and that's Keeping society running and getting back to normal again.
I think I was hopeful I well because I had lived through 9-11 I remember what that was like that after those days like I remember people were genuinely nicer For months, for months, for a long time after 9-11.
Over the whole country, everywhere you went, people had, they were cooler.
No, you're 100% right, but I do feel what that time did, at least for me, it taught me how judgmental I am, it taught me how much anger I still have in me, it taught me how much resentment I might have towards people, but what it did do, like I... 9-11 did that?
No, no, no, no.
COVID. Yeah.
We formed, like I would go to this coffee shop.
I've been going there forever and ever and ever.
And one friend I talked about a while ago.
But that group, and they still hang out all the time.
There's a lot of differences in that group.
There was one or two of us that would go around and around with vaccines and blah, blah, blah, and what are you with this?
And I tried to explain.
The point of the story is I remember a moment where we were all sitting together.
There was like 25 of us.
Dude, you know what it's like for guys to hang out?
But when you add wives, and there's nothing against women or what, but when you start pairing up Couples, and they started hanging out.
We started hanging, first of all, this group would hang out every day, all different walks of life, all different walks of life, all different financial brackets.
And then after a while, you know, we'd play wiffle ball, do whatever, we'd hang out.
We're like, we've got to do something besides drinking.
We started finding more things to do.
Then it brought us close, and we started bringing the wives, and then all the wives started hanging out.
And then we started having big gatherings.
My house, my friend Tom's house.
And we all looked at, this guy needs his basement.
Everyone's like, hey, this guy's going to the airport.
Hey, this one's mother is having some issues.
And we'd all...
And I'll never forget a really cool moment was we were in Morristown, New Jersey.
We were all sitting down and my friend Basil was sitting, big guy from Greece.
He's sitting there and I'm looking like, I go, Basil, like, How did this happen?
Like, this guy's a lawyer.
This guy's a 9-11 fireman, my friend Joe.
This guy's a fireman.
This guy's a landscaper.
This guy's from this country.
And he just simply said, you know why, Jim?
Because nobody thinks who they are.
And I feel like we live in a society...
Where not only do we trust, we put way too much trust in people who think who they are.
Do you realize I'm the CEO? Do you realize I'm the top veterinarian and blah, blah, blah?
Do you realize those people have been trained to a mindset that closes them?
Oh, this guy's below me.
What does he know?
I mean, this group, the reason we got along, and I'm okay with him being a pusher of vaccines.
I'm like, you know what?
It's all right.
I still know the human side of you.
This guy's pushing his electric cars, which I think is the most ridiculous thing in the world.
But you know what?
It's getting him and this guy through and blah, blah, blah.
And at the end of the day, when we really need each one and one another, when it came from family or an issue or tragedy...
We didn't care about any of that.
We didn't care that I was a comedian.
We didn't care about any of us what we did.
It was that spirit and nucleus of just us being pure humans and caring with our hearts after one another rather than giving a shit what we do for a living and do you know who I am?
Even the The best, like, when they take a car and they retrofit it with all these amazing parts and they make it a resto mod with a modern engine and modern brakes, it can't fuck with one of those electric cars.
And the thing about cars is what I always tell people, if you really want to enjoy a car, what you want is a car.
It doesn't have to be the fastest car.
You want to get it down to where you feel the most about what's going on.
That's what driving a car is really all about.
The more numb it gets, like a Tesla's kind of numb.
It's electric.
It doesn't make any sound.
It handles really well because it's got all these computers that are calculating everything and amazing suspension.
But those old cars, you feel everything.
You feel in your ass.
Fast when you're going around a corner.
You feel the weight distribution of the car.
You know where the braking points of the tires are.
You know exactly how much pull you have to have, especially if you have a manual steering car, like an old car that has manual steering, like an old Porsche.
Those things are magical.
They're not fast, man.
They're not fast.
I have a 1993 Porsche.
It's a 964. It's got like 300 horsepower.
It's not fast, but it's magical to drive.
You feel everything, man.
It's like you're on a ride.
You're feeling the bumps on your ass.
You're feeling the tires.
You're literally connected to how they're gripping the road.
Feedback's going through your fingers.
You're feeling the engine revving your foot when you hit the accelerator.
You're feeling it.
It's not fast, but it's insanely enjoyable.
Because you're connected to this mechanism, you're connected to this pinnacle of engineering.
And the irony is, as we've gotten better at engineering, we've removed the enjoyment of driving a raw car.
Yeah, it's raining, but it just finished raining, and now I'm on the Jersey side, and on my life, as I'm driving, the inside goes, Jim, go in the middle lane.
I'm not talking about...
Dude.
And as I'm...
Middle lane.
And he doesn't even know I'm having this conversation in my head.
Have you ever been down to those side streets that are complete skid row?
Where they're totally covered with people?
Dude, I saw it in like...
I was filming Fear Factor there in like 2003. That's how far back it goes.
Yeah.
2003 there was skid row.
It's way before that.
There's a documentary on that hotel.
What's that hotel called again, Jimmy?
The Cecil Hotel.
That was that hotel where a lady died.
They thought that someone had killed her, but she was offered medication.
She jumped into the tanks, the water tanks on the roof, and they found her in there.
So there's this documentary they did on the Cecil Hotel, and then it becomes this history of Skid Row.
And what Skid Row would be, they would find people, degenerates, homeless people, drug addicts from one place, and they would just go take them and drop them off right in this one area where there's a shelter and then there's food and keep them there.
And so they developed this fucking internal village in Los Angeles that's all drug addict, homeless people.
It's insane!
I'm talking thousands and thousands of people in this area.
I was like, I'm not going to go on either one of these.
I just watched it.
And I just watched it, to be honest with you, because it formed a cloud, and it looked like there was this weird cloud formation in the middle of the sky.
And then all of a sudden, there were two or three of them that started jetting out from each side.
I was like, oh, wow!
But what blows my mind is when you look at it, as you say it's a rocket, it's moving, you see, it almost looks like Whatever it's cutting through, you see it.
Do you know what I mean?
If you're going through water, you're like, and you see the water.
It's an accidental thing of having a very hot jet engine that's going through an area with a very specific amount of moisture in the air.
So when they travel through with a certain amount of humidity, a certain amount of moisture, with the heat of the jet engine, it literally creates clouds.
And the thing is, like when people say, oh, they're geoengineering, involuntarily, for sure.
Like maybe they've done some stuff, they've definitely cloud seeded, and there definitely have been some experiments about lowering the temperature of the Earth by seeding things in the clouds.
There's definitely been experiments and definitely been studies and discussions about that.
But one of the things that...
That happens when you have all the jets flying back and forth like we do, is you are 100% creating cloud cover that cools the earth.
They found that out during 9-11.
Because after 9-11, when they shut down all the airports, they shut down all the flights, and there was no planes in the sky, the temperature got warmer.
And it's because they're literally covering us with clouds every time they go over in these jets.
That's what's happening.
So when you're looking at that, that's a similar version of that.
You're looking at this insanely powerful rocket that's shooting this satellite up into the sky.
Ice crystals come out of the spacecraft exhaust, wow, are beautiful, and they glow whenever the sunlight hits them.
If we're in darkness, but the sunlight is going right past the limb of the earth, then when those ice crystals are up there, they turn into this fantastic show.
It's about people who ate each other from Lord of the Flies to Lost to Yellowjackets.
Fictional stories about plane crashes leaving people stranded in the wilderness have long been the fodder of popular entertainment.
These narratives generally delve into the dark side of human nature, often centering on how survivors eventually turn against one another under the stress of such dire circumstances.
True story about 16 members and supporters of a Uruguayan rugby team managed to survive 72 days in one of the world's harshest environments by doing the opposite.
While the movie is plenty harrowing, it's also a moving account of how those who lived through the now infamous 1972 crash of the Uruguayan Air Force Flight 571 banded together to overcome nearly two and a half months of starvation, frigid temperatures, and extreme weather events while trapped on a remote glacier high in the Antis Mountains.
Here's what the factor is there.
Uruguayan Air Force.
So you're dealing with high-level individuals, right?
You're dealing with people that are in the fucking Air Force.
You have to have a resistance to something's infringing, and then you have to have a resistance, and then things improve because you realize the power and the importance of this moment.
You have to overcome this as a society.
We have to overcome this.
But we have to be forced into this conflict to be able to rise to overcome it.
And I think that's what's happened all throughout history with wars.
I remember last time I was here, people, just everyday people, how hard is it?
Why do we allow If they say, hey man, Russia's a problem, Israel, or whatever conflict there is, how come you never just talk to the people?
Why do you have to talk to the ones?
But why can't you?
Who is allowing this?
Why do we allow this?
Why do we allow your entire existence to be controlled by someone that can force one of your children or yourself Into a situation they have nothing to do with.
Sure.
And we're talking about murdering them or teaching them to murder.
Well, that's definitely the argument against the draft, right?
The draft is you're taking people against their will and you're forcing them to fight for their country against a war that may ultimately prove to be unjustified.
You know, Break On Through to the Other Side is a fucking brilliant song.
It's a brilliant song.
It's one of those songs where it brings you back to the year in which it was made.
You feel it in the song.
It's like a time capsule.
That song's magic.
So if the CIA really did create rock and roll, if the CIA really was involved in the hippie movement, how much were they involved in the magic that was the doors?
Can you do that again, please?
Were you guys really involved in Hendrix?
Because that's the thing.
They always said Hendrix.
Hendrix was like a product of the CIA. I'd heard that.
Like, how?
How did you make the greatest guitarist of all time?
That's the mentality of where I grew up, and the music, and da-da-da.
And so...
But then all the chicks started listening to the hip hop.
I'm going to break my heart.
She's like, dude, it's a break dance.
I'm like, oh, dude, you're going to the other side.
So it was breaking out and it was crossing over.
It was also, I wouldn't say harmless, but it was more upbeat.
And so any music that influences both sides always has to eventually get steered in a certain direction or another direction.
That's just my own thought.
And if you look at all, like, tremendous people that would start crossing over, like, oh, yeah, stop this.
He's singing about...
I even thought that sometimes about some of the deeper metal bands.
It's like, these guys are talking like, these guys running around acting all violent, smatch each other, talking about creepy death and got some issues, Charlie.
Why would you allow Certain individuals or certain music to get out there, and then if it gets out there, anything that can control that much has to be monitored.
I think they live in a lifestyle for the most part.
I mean the Kurt Cobain one is kind of crazy.
What's that?
You know, he committed suicide.
And then there's a whole conspiracy that he was actually murdered.
There was a documentary.
There was like a docu-drama where they had someone like playing the cop and you know the whole deal.
And it's sort of trying to paint this story that he was assassinated.
But at the very least, the guy was doing heroin all the time and was probably suicidal.
And a lot of the deaths, you're talking about guys like Jim Morrison, he like fucking choked to death on his own vomit, man.
Same with Hendrix.
The Hendrix one is kind of crazy because one of Hendrix's old bodyguards apparently had, he was saying that Hendrix was killed by his manager, that he was about to leave his manager.
So Hendrix's manager killed him and he controlled the rights to all of his music.
It's not that far-fetched because the mob was running music back then.
Just like the mob was running Vegas, the mob was running New York City.
It wasn't like you're dealing with people at CAA. You're dealing with some incredibly unethical, dangerous people that live in the world of live entertainment.
I don't know anything about CIA or anything like that, but I'm open to all conversations because at the end of the day, there's a billion people that are incredibly artistic and all that.
How many fall by the wayside?
And who is to be allowed to put out there?
And you say, well, you know, they write that good music, but...
You don't know.
Yeah, I do believe some of them write that music, but you know, they also send so-and-so to help influence it.
But what my point is about the CIA creating the 1960s music...
Listen.
They might have helped those people and influenced those people and wanted degenerate people to reach the pinnacle of success so it would ruin society.
That's totally possible that they got behind that.
But also, they didn't create Hendrix.
Hendrix created Hendrix.
They might have...
him because they wanted the moral decay of society so they go in and close loopholes and put rules in place.
One of the things they did in 1970, there's a sweeping psychedelics act of 1970.
And they did that in response to the 60s movement.
And it made all psychedelic drugs illegal.
They all became schedule one.
So if you wanted to stop a society from waking up, that's what you do.
You go in and you promote the most insane behavior like the Manson family, like it was really detailed in the Chaos book by Tom O'Neill.
You promote the most egregious, offensive versions of the hippie culture.
You get them hooked on acid.
You make them commit violent crimes.
And you're doing this all so that you could eventually pass laws to limit all psychedelic use.
And all control over populations.
Stop all this hippie bullshit.
Lock those people up.
They did it with the Civil Rights Movement.
They did it with the Black Panthers.
They did it with the hippies.
They infiltrated.
They changed the drug laws.
They used it as an excuse to come in and arrest people.
pretending to be hippies that were deeply embedded in the movement, just like they did with the Proud Boys, just like they did with those guys who was kidnapping Governor Whitmer.
That's what they do.
They infiltrate, get people to do things, and it's all about control.
And through that, they've put the enlightenment of the human race on pause because they limited the use of these things that people have used forever to attain a level of enlightenment that they feel is unavailable to them without these experiences.
And we've denied them those experiences because we say we know better.
We've denied them those experiences because these are drugs and they're against the law and we wrote it down in 1970 and by golly we're sticking to it.
That's just control.
That's all that is.
That doesn't make any sense.
There's no logic behind any of that shit.
That's nonsense.
And the people that are making those laws, they've never even had those experiences, so they don't even know what the fuck they're talking about.
Yeah, you're 100% on it because my daughter turned me on to a documentary where the guy was It's like an LSD guy and something where alcoholics, basically people would see or have a spiritual awakening.
Yeah, people with addiction problems have cured, like cigarette smokers that are addicted to cigarettes, people that are addicted to heroin, a lot of different people that have been addicted to things.
Psilocybin has done that too, but Ibogaine is the big one.
Ibogaine is the one where people get hooked on opiates and they get on Ibogaine and it fucking knocks it right out of them.
They do it with a lot of different soldiers, specifically with MDMA. They use it on soldiers, and they've done a bunch of different studies and shown that it has a profound effect on them.
Well, I think it depends entirely on their intention going into something like that, but you're going into this to try to alleviate PTSD and try to become at peace with your existence.
And for a lot of them, that's really hard.
To tell someone to go to war and kill people and then come back and just chill.
And be normal.
That's really hard.
And no one understands that other than them.
Everybody else just takes it for granted.
They don't understand.
And the fact that they don't do anything to help these people in that way, if there's a thing that you could do, whether it was ayahuasca, whether it's Ibogaine, whether it's anything, there's a thing you can do that can help those folks and you know it's available and you won't do it for some wacky reason because some corrupt politicians wrote it down in 1970. That's insane.
We know too much now.
We know too much for to be wasting any time.
There's people that are committing suicide every day.
There's veterans that are taking their own lives that could be helped.
That's a fact.
That's real.
That's happening right now.
And the people that are keeping that experience from those people have no understanding of it.
They've never experienced it themselves.
If they did, they would never keep it from people.
If you've had a breakthrough psychedelic experience and you know what it can do to you and how it can change the way you view the world, you would not want to stop that from happening to someone else.
The only time I would ever want to stop that from happening to someone else is if someone has a psychological condition that makes them fragile.
Maybe they're schizophrenic.
Maybe they've got something else going on.
Maybe they're on medication.
They can't do any psychedelic.
There's people like that that are real.
You've got to know.
But the only way you know is if that stuff's legal.
And if they do studies and if they really understand the correct dosage and you get it done at places where they're legitimate professionals and counselors and people know what to do.
That's possible, man.
And that could literally help elevate us out of this fucking crazy mess we're in right now.
So what this phone can do, that no other phone has ever been able to do, is it translates things in real time.
So you'll be able to talk to someone who's speaking Spanish, and you'll have your phone out, and you'll have earbuds in, and it'll translate in real time what that person's saying.
In real time, you and I, if you spoke English and I spoke Spanish, we would have a conversation in real time, and you'd be able to explain to me what you're talking about, and I would understand it immediately.
Now if you can have conversations, deep conversations with someone you've never met and the only thing that kept you from one another is not knowing each other's language.
You know, this is what the Tower of Babel story is, I think it's supposed to be, the lesson is supposed to be about human, whether it's ego or greed, but the idea is that God decided to confuse people by making them speak a bunch of different languages so they can never talk to each other.
It's because they tried to build a tower that touched the heavens.
So, gods like you, motherfuckers, I'm gonna fuck with you and make you build a bunch of different languages, you idiots.
So, according to the story, a united human race speaking a single language and migrating eastward comes to the land of Shinar, where they agreed to build a city and a tower with its top in the sky.
Yahweh, observing their city and tower, confounds their speech so that they can no longer understand each other and scatters them around the world.
So what that might mean, the Bible, if you're thinking about it, it's a written account of the last catastrophe and the people that made it out of the last catastrophe.
So if at one point in time, before the catastrophe, there was a single language that was spoken because they had reached this ability in terms of whether it's education or some kind of technology that allowed people to communicate with each other freely, where everybody could speak.
And then when the asteroid hits, boom!
And civilization goes back in the Stone Age.
People scatter.
And then new languages develop.
People forget the old languages.
They run into people that have never even experienced it.
They travel around the world and repopulate the Earth.
There's a guy named Zachariah Sitchin, and he wrote these books about his translations of the Sumerian texts, and he said that it's all about the Anunnaki.
This species that lives on planet Nibiru that comes into contact with Earth every like 3,600 years and they created us.
They use us to mine for gold and they merged with us and gave us their DNA into lower primates and created people.
And this guy was like a legit scholar.
That's what's nuts about this.
This whole ancient Sumerian period is a wild period in human history.
When you're in truly a biblical time, like we could be in it right now, and how do we know who the prophets are, and how do we know if there's not prophets among us, and how do we know...
Listen, if the Bible's real, you're always in a biblical time.
So if the Bible is a representation of the actual history of the universe, if that's what it really is, it's just told through the telephone game to like a thousand years, and then written down, but think about in the beginning there was light.
I mean, if you think about just parts of the idea of God creating the Earth and God creating the universe and doing it quickly, the fucking Big Bang was pretty goddamn quick.
I mean, it wasn't six days, but it's pretty fucking crazy that something just existed.
Now, if you were a person that had been told that, and then you tell other people that for a thousand years, and then someone writes it down, maybe that's what you get.
Maybe you get God created, you know, the heavens and the earth in six days.
Maybe that is their version of the origin of the universe as it was told to people that understood it 10,000 years ago, 12,000 years ago, whatever it was.
I heard the old example, like, you're a rat in a cage, and all you know is, like, you drink from that water bottle, and you're fed every day at this time.