Michael Knowles REACTS to Conspiracies | YES or NO with Luke Rudkowski
In this thrilling episode of "YES or NO," Michael Knowles sits down with renowned conspiracy theorist and journalist Luke Rudkowski to delve into some of the most popular and controversial conspiracy theories. From government cover-ups to secret societies, watch as Michael reacts to these intriguing ideas. Will he dismiss these theories, or do some of them hold a kernel of truth? Find out as these two dive deep into the world of conspiracies in a fast-paced, no-holds-barred discussion.
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Sometimes when spicy questions come up, we look into the camera and without any audible affirmation or denial... I am joined now By a man for whom I have opened a separate pack.
I have opened the Yes or No Conspiracy Expansion Pack.
Luke, thank you for coming on the show.
Thanks for having me.
Appreciate it.
So, you know the rules?
Maybe?
Sort of?
Sort of.
I'll play along.
Okay.
Cryptocurrency... This is perfect for the venue.
Cryptocurrency is a CIA op.
So you have to answer how I would answer.
Alright.
Let me know when you want me to do it.
I have to think of my answer first.
Okay.
No, wait.
You do!
No, no, I actually didn't mean no.
I meant to say no.
I meant to say no.
You actually guessed right.
No, no, it's not.
It's...
It is something that libertarians are ideologically enamored by.
It is something that, in the case of some of those ridiculous coins, scam artists are making money on.
But in the case of Bitcoin and some of the more relatively stable ones, It is an actual alternative vision of money.
Yeah.
Right?
I think so.
Very interestingly, when Bitcoin was still in its infancies, we were actually talking about it with Max Keiser many, many years ago.
And that was actually one of my first questions to him because he was like, we have this new currency.
It's digital.
It's going to be global.
It's going to surpass the U.S.
petrodollar.
It's going to be... And I'm like, is this a CIA one world government currency?
Yeah.
And very curiously, I asked Max Keiser that question because that's what a lot of people were thinking about as well.
But if you look at the early infancies of Bitcoin specifically, you do see a lot of old Tea Party, Ron Paul people, you see a lot of libertarians, you see a lot of anarchists, a lot of freestaters that have really been helped tremendously with this technology.
And overall, if you assess it, you know, many years back when I was first skeptical of it originally, I think it's been a very net positive and a net good for the overall kind of freedom movement that it has helped tremendously in my opinion.
So, you know, I don't think it's an op.
Who knows?
I could be wrong many years down the line when we have, you know, a thought police and literally You know, microchips inside of us that punish us for thoughts that we have, and then we're forced to use Bitcoin and their transactions that trace and database everything.
When I'm wrong, I'll admit it.
But as of right now, it's more of a disruptor than kind of a centralized kind of thing.
I think that's very big of you to say that when we have brain chips in the blogs, you'll admit you could have been wrong.
Exactly!
Okay, now you pull a card, and you have to answer yes or no.
Got it.
Light bulb companies intentionally made them go bad.
I don't even... Was the person who wrote that card literate?
I don't... What is... So, I actually know about this.
And I already know my answer.
Oh, okay, alright.
If you understand... So, light bulb companies intentionally made them go bad.
Meaning, like, otherwise a light bulb would just work in perpetuity?
Yes.
- Uh, I already know the answer.
No.
Wrong.
Planned obsolescence and there's actually a light bulb that's still being used right now, still from many decades and decades ago.
So if you look at a lot of companies, there's a conspiracy that the kind of companies came together and said, if we're going to want to sell more products, we have to make them products that go bad quicker.
So there's a conspiracy within that with light bulbs that I kind of subscribe to that I think is legitimate, especially with the new light bulbs that they're putting in that they're mandating all for kind of being echo friendly.
And a lot of people are also reporting like a lot of conspiracies surrounding that as well.
But the ones, the new ones that have the ugly light, those last forever.
Those last for 20 years.
Yeah.
But before that, they used to die out.
Like every six months to a year.
And I still, because I'm a good right winger, I still insist on using incandescent bulbs.
If you can get them.
If you can get them.
And they burn out every, you know, three weeks or whatever.
Yeah, I prefer those over the ugly blue ones.
Blue light is also associated with a lot of negative, like, health factors.
But so, you're saying that for the good incandescent bulbs that we like, They are designed to, they don't necessarily have to go out every month or two.
So how do you, so then why hasn't someone made an incandescent bulb that lasts?
Very good question.
Well now with the regulations they can't because the government's mandating these ones.
So you would think a company would kind of come in there and that's a good kind of plausible kind of explanation to it that would probably maybe even disprove this theory.
But I particularly subscribe to it based off research I did when I was like 16 years old on the internet.
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Greek gods are fallen angels or Nephilim.
So I have to give my answer?
Yes.
Do you believe they're Nephilim?
Or fallen angels?
Or demons?
Yeah.
I'm going to say no.
The answer is yes, but... But?
I agree with you, actually.
Do you?
Okay.
Yeah.
Yeah, so they are.
They are pagan deities, you know, pagan gods are demons.
Yep.
Except when they're imaginary, and except when they're... I do believe there's a kind of philosophical paganism, like the paganism of Plato and Aristotle, which recognizes that the one true God in some misty way.
But yeah, when it's like, you know, you know, Fraprapapalapalapathustra, you know, was sleeping with his sister-in-law or whatever.
That's all demons.
Yeah.
It's an interesting question because there's a spiritual aspect and a religious aspect to this, but there's also kind of a logical historical answer.
I was kind of thinking you would go towards more of the logical historical context of it, as of course there's a lot of stories, there's a lot of myths, but for me, you know, I'm more kind of in tune with the spiritual aspects as well, so that's why I would kind of agree with you.
That there are larger kind of entities, demons, out there, because if there wouldn't be, there wouldn't be things like the Bohemian Grove.
There wouldn't be things like spirit cooking.
There wouldn't be really weird anomalies that happen with the rituals that a lot of powerful people do that are literally trying to summon in demons.
Yeah, it is kind of weird, because it's, you know, I think Richard Nixon described the Bohemian Grove in phrases that I can't use on air.
Yeah, the most effety, Darnest place in the world.
Yeah.
A little, uh... Blank.
Yeah, refined to, uh... Scotch tape over that one.
There's an Italian word, frociaggine.
Yeah, sort of like that.
So he did... And so in a way, you know, it's easy to make fun of it.
But then I think, okay, you know... A very Pete Buttigieg-y.
- So to speak.
- Yeah, yeah. - But you know, I think, okay guys, yeah, it's all fun and games, it's all just innocent fun and games and you're kind of innocently worshiping these giant idols and you're kind of, it's all just like fun and games until you're worshiping demons. - Yeah, and I think a lot of people also in the psychedelic world don't understand their kind of larger interdimensional aspects and entities around them that they kind of open themselves up to blankly without having any kind of larger religious backing.
And once you start getting into the kind of religious philosophy, and not to sound like a kind of religious zealot, you do see it more than ever.
And I think you do see it politically, you do see it spiritually, you do see it energetically, even with human beings when you're interacting with them.
You can tell if someone is like demon-filled.
Doing weird stuff?
You can tell if someone is like just absolutely rotten to their core.
I totally agree.
Okay, your turn.
I get the host chips.
This is the last one.
You get the host chips.
You keep your yes or no.
Alright.
Pizzagate is real.
So I want to stay on YouTube, is the thing?
Yes.
We can do another one.
Because that word by itself, already YouTube, the algorithm... We might have to edit this one, and I can pick the next one.
Yeah, okay.
So then sometimes when spicy questions come up, sometimes we say we look into the camera, and without any audible affirmation or denial, maybe one can infer one's answer.
Yes.
Yes.
Yeah, let's do one more.
Okay.
I agree.
The accepted account of Hitler's death is not accurate.
That's another buzzword.
Yeah.
That YouTube hates.
We say the Austrian painter.
I say the guy with the funny moustache in the 1930s that's German.
The moustache man.
The moustache guy.
Okay.
Another card or?
Oh no, that's okay.
So I gotta give your answer.
Yeah.
Is... I gotta give my answer.
So, you know, he commits suicide in a bunker, kills Blondie the day before, kills his girlfriend, does not go to Argentina, doesn't go to Antarctica, doesn't go to the moon.
Yep.
He dies in a bunker in Germany.
So is the accepted account of his, the funny German mustache guys, is it not accurate?
Is it not accurate?
Is it not accurate?
And this is me, I already answered.
So if I said no, would it be no?
That you believe the historical account as told to us.
Is true?
Yes.
Okay, so now I'm answering for you.
I think you do not believe the historical account.
You're right.
I absolutely do.
What happened?
Argentina?
I think it's pretty clear there's a lot of sketchiness around this entire account.
The Russians, the Soviets at the time, excuse me, are known for their propaganda.
They're known for lying.
Stalin was a horrible, awful human being that always tried to have these larger historical kind of propaganda victories.
My family, being Polish, was victim to a lot of those.
My great grandmother and my grandma, my grandma who's still alive, has horrible stories with the Soviets.
And the whole occupation that they went through was absolutely awful.
And when you look at Hitler's death particularly, you look at the kind of propaganda surrounding it, there's no actual real evidence that it was Hitler.
The skulls that they found, they showed for a little bit, a couple, I think it was a couple months or years, I don't remember the exact context of it.
And people were like, wait, that's kind of weird that you're not really giving us a lot of details or information about this.
And then many decades ago, they released the skull of Allegedly Hiller.
It was a female skull.
So I think it's fair to say that.
Let's say you're Hitler.
You sneak out somehow, you get to Argentina.
How are you going to disguise?
You're not going to wear the Groucho glasses.
You cut off the mustache.
You do the opposite of the Groucho.
You cut the mustache.
Or you just grow your hair.
And Argentina had very close connections with the Germans.
And you get in a submarine.
You go wherever, Antarctica, Argentina, and there was Mossad agents that hunted down, like, prominent Nazis.
Yeah, and they got a lot of them.
But if you're someone with the full backing of a country, alright, and people who love you, you have many different ways of hiding, you have a lot of resources, you have a lot of money, and I think it's absolutely probable, if not, Maybe he was taken prisoner or used just like Operation Paperclip here in America.
The Soviets had a similar program where they took their Nazi kind of scientists and doctors and officers and used them for their own military purposes.
And painters, potentially.
That would explain why Soviet art was always a little weak.
He was like the Hunter Biden-esque kind of painter of that society.
So I absolutely don't believe that to be true.
Okay, that gives me a lot to think about.
Luke, thank you for coming on.
Thanks for having me, appreciate it.
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