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March 10, 2016 - Project Camelot

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RICHARD ALAN MILLER & MAT STEIN - URBAN SURVIVAL

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	Hi, everyone.
	I'm Carrie Cassidy from Project Camelot, and I'm here tonight with Richard Allen Miller, magus extraordinaire.
	And we are having some issues with bandwidth at Rick's end, and we don't know why.
	So we've got him on speakers, and I'm going to be very hopeful over here that this is going to work.
	So, Rick, say hello to everyone.
	Hi there.
	Is that about the way you wanted it?
	I think so.
	I need to talk to Tachyons from the future.
	Absolutely.
	Alright, so now what I'm going to do is I'm going to run the sort of logo and stuff like that.
	So you have to be quiet for a minute, okay?
	Okay.
	And I'll tell you when to start up again.
	Okay.
	Okay.
	Here we go.
	Because it was a bit low.
	He's very hot.
	No, it was too low.
	Alright.
	We'll go ahead and turn him up now.
	I think we can put that back there.
	Thank you.
	Thank you.
	laughter Okay, so Rick, are you there still?
	I am.
	Okay, and now what we have to do is we're just going to ask the people in the chat how the sound is.
	Good work!
	Okay, you sound very loud at my end, so it should be okay for the people, hopefully.
	All right, so if there's anyone out there, if they can let us know what the sound sounds like, that would be great.
	And what we're going to be talking about tonight is preparedness and the fact that Richard Alan Miller and Matt Stein are coming to Hollywood in the very near future.
	In fact, let's see, it's on...
	It's on the 18th, 19th, and 20th, and that's going to be a lot of fun.
	And this information is on my website, so you can click there and actually get the link to get tickets in advance.
	I guess there's a possibility, Rick, that you guys might get sold out.
	Is that right?
	I hope so.
	It's hard to say.
	Registration has already started, and there's a lot of people here.
	It's going to be crashing the event, so I'll just say what's going to happen yet.
	Okay.
	I hope it sells out.
	That would be very cool.
	Yeah, that would be.
	You realize, Terry, that this is the first city to actually go into their budget and determine that this is important to spend on their constituents and telling them the grid does the downtime.
	Okay, some people are having a bit of trouble understanding you, so we'll continue as we are at the moment, and if necessary, I'm going to ask my techie to take you off these speakers and put you back on the cell phone so that we can...
	And I know that he does other shows.
	I'm not sure if he has this much trouble with them.
	There is supposedly, according to Rick, a CME happening right now.
	So that's worth noting.
	Rick, I'm going to give a brief introduction to you, for you, here.
	And so if you...
	Be a little patient with me.
	I'm going to try to skim your bio from your website, okay?
	Okay.
	And then I'll ask you to augment it, and I might say a few qualifying words as well.
	But Richard Alan Miller is an author and researcher, and he has a depth of knowledge and experience in alternative agriculture, physics, and metaphysics.
	Richard Miller began working in the secret world of Navy Intel through the SEAL Corp.
	and then MRU. In the early 60s, training super soldiers, I might add, in the late 60s and now has amazing experiences and conclusions to share.
	He is a prolific writer, and his writings reveal a depth of knowledge and experience in major fields, alternative agriculture physics and metaphysics.
	Before these leading concepts became trendy topics, Miller is and was in the international front lines of research, experimentation, and documentation.
	Today, Miller writes for Nexus Magazine, He appears on Project Camelot TV multiple times.
	And we also did an in-person interview a few years ago that is epic and highly recommended.
	And he's now also, let's see, he's coming forward at this very critical time in humanity's evolution to share his vast knowledge of metaphysics and practical survival coverage.
	Rick, that's just me paraphrasing your bio there.
	I will say that it's going to be a fascinating presentation, I'm sure, with you and Matt.
	Both men are just amazing presenters and stimulating, and it's just like never-ending.
	So this is basically, I guess, would you say it's a three-and-a-half-day event?
	It's, well, yeah.
	You remember what we did in Reno.
	You were there when we did it in 2010.
	And basically, Matt and I have been doing this now for several years, and there's shows around the country.
	Now, the city has determined that We're going to have a better sense of what to do if and when a threat or an earthquake happens down in Southern California.
	And you can down on it.
	And so it is going to happen.
	When is a good question, and then it's ready.
	Even in Mexico, in the West, you know, ghettos I've ever seen in my 100 miles of ghetto Every single resident in Mexico has three days of water over their house.
	They have a tank over every single house.
	And we don't even have anything like that here in the United States.
	Nobody's prepared.
	And anybody living in a city, if and when the grid goes down, what are you going to do about sanitation and going to the bathroom and beer drinking water?
	FEMA is going to drop the ball like they did with Christina.
	It isn't going to work like that, and so there will be blood.
	And that's unfortunate.
	Take over panic.
	They have already shown that in some of the...
	Okay, hold on one second, Rick.
	Sorry.
	Okay, we're having some sound issues, so we're moving you to a different mic over here.
	Could you repeat that very last bit, the last sentence or two, that you said that FEMA would drop the ball, I think?
	Yeah, FEMA is completely unequipped to deal with this.
	When the grid goes down, everything stops.
	Your automobiles, your power stations, everything is gone.
	You won't have phones or communication, you won't have water, and you certainly won't have sanitation like your bath and toilets that are working.
	What are you going to do?
	And it's pretty basic stuff, but...
	Everybody needs to be prepped on it, kind of like Blue Scout-wise, so that at least, should this happen, you don't have to be one of the 9 out of 10 people that die.
	And that's what NASA and other people are predicting now, that when we do have a global grid-down situation, almost 90% of the world will not be able to survive the first year.
	Okay, so you're saying there's an EMP right now, is that right?
	Yeah, it's a minor one.
	Suspicious Observers had a disclosure on that this morning.
	Yeah.
	I don't know how bad it is.
	I don't know if it's responsible for the crappy service we're getting right now from CenturyLink.
	I'll mention their name.
	I'm not very happy with them.
	Their bandwidth, even in a good day, is awful out here in the woods.
	It shouldn't be that way because Charter has five times the speed for the same price.
	What do you mean?
	What are you saying?
	Charter?
	I don't know.
	Charter and CenturyLink are a couple of the primary providers for the internet out here.
	And when you get in an isolated area, they're not good to go with the quality of service they give to you because you're stuck.
	You have no options.
	You know, that's what's nice about competitiveness, is that you keep each person honest.
	And out here in the woods, you have only one provider.
	You know, who knows what quality you're going to get from them.
	Absolutely.
	So, with regard...
	Okay.
	And, you know, down in California, you're up in Oregon, right?
	Yeah, right here in Southern Oregon.
	Yes, ma'am.
	Okay.
	So down in California, you know, Southern California, we have Time Warner Cable and AT&T, I think it is, and I don't know who else, but there are more Internet providers.
	Competitors, yeah, and you have higher expectations.
	Here in the woods, most of us are a bunch of barbarians or something, you'd think.
	And the quality, they'll advertise that we have two megs upload, and it will be 600 kilobytes.
	It won't be very fast.
	And our downloads are supposedly up around three, and it will be three megabytes.
	Well, not 20 or 50 like you probably enjoy.
	And I'll be lucky if I get two megabytes download.
	My movies that scream don't even work very well out here in the woods.
	And you complain, doesn't seem to do anything.
	They just, you know, charge you more interest.
	Ha ha!
	Ha ha ha!
	Okay, so in terms of...
	Let's just tell people that Matt is...
	Matt Stein, who is a graduate of MIT, he wrote a book called When Technology Fails.
	He will be joining us...
	And another one called When Disaster Strikes.
	Yes, Matt.
	Okay.
	And...
	That's the first day on basics, and then the second day I teach how to think with your gut.
	The US pre-induction reforms of self-help process, the first protocol that was trained Navy SEALs.
	It would turn out that if we used a lot of brain trying to think about what to do, you'd get yourself killed.
	The idea is that the upper brain, what we normally associate with the mind, is there to make all your beliefs true!
	And so, when you work with the intuitive nervous system, the gut, and you work with brain strength, your guessing ability improves like four or five hundred times.
	That would include survival coefficient.
	And so it became an extremely important protocol To be able to remain calm and think with your gut rather than to get into a logic on how you're going to get shot.
	That's the way it works, you know.
	The upper brain gives you options.
	It gives you a whole bunch of different scenarios of what could happen.
	And the way Merlin put it to Arthur in a book by T.H. Wright, Merlin said, anything that's specifically forbidden is mandatory.
	If it's possible, you can count on it.
	Which means if it's possible to get shot, you can count on it.
	And so if you work from the upper brain, you're moving too slow.
	Absolutely.
	Well, do you not mean the right brain, left brain?
	Aren't you really talking about that?
	No, I'm talking about the different layers of brains that you have in your body at all levels of function.
	But that is where everything first starts because that particular neurotransmitters are working outside space-time.
	They're close to purpose.
	Which means that once you work from instinct, the likelihood of survival increases 400 times, right out of the gate.
	Oh, okay.
	Well, then I should be a really good survival.
	I'm always flying by the seat of my pants, so to speak.
	Well, that's part of working with time and your relationship to your future.
	The future is a secondary road where the past is a primary road.
	When you have a drop of water that falls and hits a pool of water, the outer road going outward is your future.
	I'm predicated on how big that drop was and how far it fell determines what kind of timelines are created, whether they're high amplitude or closer together, etc.
	Your past is the waves that go inside toward each other and flop and form a ball around the air that it was falling in.
	That's called the cavitation ball.
	It's actually a topological surface running inside out on itself.
	And that's your past as the primary wave.
	And the way I'm speaking in metaphor now is a way of looking at the way the minds, the various minds, the non-local minds, in a holographic universe, function.
	And we have a number of different things, just like we do hearts.
	The Greek, when they talked about love associated with the heart, had four different kinds of love.
	There was Eros, Phyros, Agape, and Parama.
	The love of will, your purpose.
	That's the highest form of love there is.
	Lesser ones have to do with brotherly love and or sex.
	And that amorous form of survival.
	And so what you're trying to do is get in touch with these different parts of your brain and use them as tools rather than absolutes.
	The problem is, most people don't realize that instinct is why we're so attracted to animals that are closer to spirit.
	And that's what we have lost without using our logical upper brain.
	The lower brain, the stomach, has lower transmitters that are being released to determine whether or not the upper brain is going to be turned on or not and get involved.
	And so it's not the first thing.
	The stomach is.
	And that's why it's outside space time.
	If you can't tie into what their signals are doing, now you have a chance of doing while you're physically here, your purpose.
	What we would call in tech.
	Okay, excellent.
	So, Rick, before we continue on, and I'm really hoping that Matt Stein will, he's actually on a plane, so we're hoping that he will join us.
	Yeah, hopefully, yeah.
	Okay, and we did start late, so that's actually a good thing in this case.
	Yeah, yeah, yeah, I don't get there.
	We all were screaming, they do it real well together.
	You know, when you were there in Reno with us, it was wonderful, Carrie.
	Oh, thank you.
	Well, we had a lot of, we had a great time.
	Six years ago.
	That's amazing.
	Yeah!
	That's how it has been today.
	Okay, well, we survived this long.
	Imagine that!
	Okay, so, anyway, you know, I really wish people could see your face because, you know, you're so much fun, you know, live and in person and all that.
	Now they could come and see your face and mine down at the workshop if they wanted to come in.
	That's exactly right.
	It isn't expensive.
	It's expensive to live here.
	The workshop itself is a giveaway.
	The city is giving huge discounts to their constituents.
	They want as many of the people that live in Hollywood taking this event in as they can because it's part of prepping their community for an eventual it's going to happen.
	Now what do you do?
	You go crazy?
	You become a zombie.
	Yeah, I hope not.
	Well, look, what you're saying, though, is let's lay it out in terms of the actual weekend and what people can expect.
	So, do you have a Friday day event, or is it just evening?
	How does that go?
	It starts in the late afternoon, and then the track is where Matt and I are going to talk about earthquakes and what could be happening in Southern California specifically.
	There in that region, Friday night.
	And then Petra Patrick is going to premiere two movies that she's done, Black Stark and Offline, about the Santa Barbara grid that fell down and what happened next.
	A bunch of congressmen and other people got involved and had some very detailed point-outs of what they had to say about how people are absolutely not ready for this.
	That's a premiere on those two videos that the Cura did.
	Then, Saturday, Matt is going to do an eight-hour We're good to go.
	And that will be an 8-hour event where they will have hardware and show-and-tell using this kind of a generator, not that kind of a generator, this kind of a solar battery, not that kind, that kind of thing.
	And then on Sunday, I'm going to do the same protocols I train Navy SEALs.
	The first thing that happens Sunday morning is I measure your ESP and I get a baseline.
	Then I go through the protocols as they were developed by Dr.
	Mullen-Raisal and Edgar Mitchell and the Apollo 13 mission studies that came out of the studies I did with mission control again.
	And then I'm going to do some guided images and at the end of the day I measure the U.S.T. again.
	We'll talk about how well you think that works.
	They can't get how to do this.
	It's like riding a bicycle and all you do is practice like meditation.
	It makes it better and better.
	Excellent.
	I was going to do one next to a gambling casino.
	You're going to do what?
	I was just kidding.
	I was just kidding.
	I know, but I don't understand what you said.
	What did you say?
	What did you say?
	I said I was going to BGSP at a casino.
	Okay.
	Well, you have been doing this now around the United States.
	I take it you never went to Europe with this sort of presentation.
	I just got invited.
	An old Freemason garage in Berlin has invited me over for a tour of Europe.
	Oh yeah?
	That just happened yesterday.
	Stay tuned on how that works.
	Nexus has always wanted me over there, working out of Berlin and London.
	But I haven't done that yet.
	I have magic lodges over there that have been using my protocols in magic for more than 20 years in Sweden and Croatia.
	There are ATO lodges that are doing pathworking around what Iona and I wrote on Holistic Kabbalah.
	No, I haven't done a European tour yet, no.
	I've been to Amsterdam a couple times for Nexus, but no, I haven't done Europe.
	I'd love to do something like that because the only way I can do it is by singing for my dinner.
	I don't have any money.
	When my old girl died of leukemia when I was 60 years old, they took everything.
	Now, it's a good thing that happened because look at all the books I've written that I would not have otherwise written.
	So, you know, college years and the ESV book.
	You know, Nick Begich is the one that publishes the ESV book.
	He's the one that got me back into writing again, brought me out of retirement.
	And, in fact, Nick was out to visit me for a week this last week.
	How is that?
	Oh, he's coming through.
	His mom lives down in Carson City.
	And so he's gradually down from Chickala, Alaska.
	And I'm one of his apprentices.
	Stayed here about six days.
	Makes you know a friend.
	And so, someone I really care about.
	I'm basically the science officer like Spock.
	You know, he's more like a reporter and when he doesn't know something, he'll slide it over to me and I'll give him my two cents worth.
	Usually I'm wrong, but you know.
	Alright, well then, in that case, Rick, why don't you tell us what's going on with HAARP, since Nick Begich was a specialist in HAARP. Well, Nick can tell you more about that.
	HAARP is, they're changing their arrays a little bit, and they're using it for weather control, and effectively, and specifically with geoengineering and some of the other programs that, who knows who's doing it, the geoengineering That's happening here in Oregon.
	All the aircraft are coming out of Chilliwack, Canada.
	They're unmarked United Nations aircraft.
	They turn around in Klamath Falls and back up into Canada again.
	And everybody here is sick with the chemtrail cough.
	About a few months ago, the Navy deployed a new aerosol and a test to see if they could lock down a small city using lithium.
	It worked.
	And that was up in Leedsford.
	I went up after, about a week after that event, and everybody there was sick.
	And the aluminum panels, the barium oxide, other, uh, oxygen metals that are in the body now.
	They're in everything.
	The crews in Oregon are all starting to go there on the aluminum in the ground.
	It's everywhere.
	Okay, when you say...
	One can do to bioremediate that, by the way.
	I use turmeric as a curcumin 95 and I use metafellin which is out of brown algae.
	Those will help better alleviate some of the heavy metals out of your body but even still respiratory and other things like that are iffy right now and I'm testing everybody knows exactly what I'm talking about.
	Oh yeah absolutely.
	Listen, can you repeat the second thing?
	You said you used turmeric and what was the other?
	How do you spell that?
	It's a chemistry extracted out of brown algae, like neocystis.
	Okay.
	When it does, it locks up.
	Now, there is another new direction that has come out of Ukraine and now Russia using what is called filarine waters that will bioremediate some of the spit out of your body.
	What a foline is, is basically nanocarbon tubes that are C60 molecules.
	That means that carbon will form a flat single atom layer of shape, but if you have just exactly 60 or 120 Carbon atoms, you can make them into a ducky ball.
	And that's called a C60 or a C120 ducky ball.
	And this between each atom is 1.4 nanometers, just enough to slip in exclusion zone water, H302. I know you're familiar with that from the Friday interview you did with that one guy.
	I forgot his name.
	Yeah, Steve Sattelmeyer.
	Yeah.
	Jerry Pollack was my lead in 1970.
	He's the one that actually hired me when Bowling went upside down, and I started working from SEAL Corporation.
	Then I moved into MRU. And I didn't work for Jerry.
	I worked under him.
	He was my lead.
	That means that if I needed a Bridgeport lead, find one on campus for me, that kind of thing.
	Jerry has been my friend for 45 years.
	The exclusion zone water, H3O2, has got some interesting properties that when placed inside a carbon atom, form a carbon nanotube that is called exclusion zone, or what they call photorealine water.
	And what happens next is that the studies are giving lethal doses of radiation to rats, And then feeding this fullerene water to the rats with a 95% recovery.
	I wrote a semi-technical paper on that for Nexus Magazine that played about 5 or 6 months ago.
	So you can find that in Nexus Magazine running it down.
	Okay, but wait one second.
	Wait one second.
	So are you saying that the fullerene water is the same thing as H3O2 or not?
	Yes.
	Bittering water is when you use Exclusion Zone water inside a carbon C60 pecky ball.
	And because of the exclusion zone memory form, it sets up a resonance with other ducky balls and forms nanotubes that become super antioxidants.
	They go right in and identify ionizing radiation before it brings around and creates traffic in your body.
	And we'll isolate it and remove it.
	It's a miracle drug.
	Okay, let's talk about why they're doing this.
	Why would they change their concoction recently?
	Why do you think?
	I'm not sure what you mean by concoction.
	Well...
	You mean instead of putting exfoliants and water in it, they put material in it.
	Well, I'm talking about the chemtrails.
	Why would they suddenly...
	You said they...
	Yeah.
	Okay, so what you're talking about is that they're experimenting in preparation for cities where they're going to have unrest.
	Yes, that's correct.
	Now, that's just one application of geoengineering.
	You know, the layers of those are crazy.
	I have identified 28 different aerosols that I am familiar with that have been used in geoengineering.
	I'll send you that paper for post if you'd like.
	It lays them down one to three.
	The nearest one is a lithium.
	And what that does is it basically sedates everybody, toxically.
	Okay, how does it, when you say sedates everyone toxically, meaning that it makes them sick?
	Is that what you're trying to say?
	Okay.
	Lithium is used for bipolar action.
	Somebody that's overactive will slow them down to the point where there's something wrong with them mentally.
	Yeah, lithium.
	Okay.
	How prevalent, do you have any, you know, feedback as to how prevalent this is as far as this additive lithium?
	Is this everywhere or do you think they're just doing this untargeted?
	They just did it as a test two months ago.
	It worked.
	Right.
	Okay, what about, you know...
	So, you know, there's oxygen.
	The problem is, these aerosols that they're using are in nanometer, which means you can't feel for them.
	You can't do what?
	You can't feel for them.
	You can't wear a gas mask.
	It isn't going to work.
	A lithium particle that small hits your forehead and it will fall right directly through the skull to the brain.
	There it is.
	That's how small it is, like a small meteor going through the solar system.
	Nanometer is 10 to the minus 9 meters.
	That's very, very small.
	Most viruses don't even start until they're at least, oh, I don't know, 300, 400 nanometers.
	If it's something 1 or 2 nanometers, it just falls right through the cell wall.
	Okay, but what I want to ask you though is in terms of your survival and this sort of these techniques that you use or advocate, I assume you use them as well.
	No, really, you know, altering, altering, you know, the environment around one, using one's mind, using one's orgone, etc.
	Do you have anything, any thoughts on that?
	Well, you know, your environment, you're out of sync with everything right now.
	You know, you're not in harmony like the bird doesn't worry about its food.
	That's a biblical thing.
	You know, you've got The bird has food everywhere.
	And they have jackpots, but I rarely have seen a bird starve.
	They don't worry about their food because it's part of their lifestyle.
	And that's the problem with children today.
	They don't even know where milk came from.
	And so we need to re-relate that they relate to our environment.
	And those basics that are important to us.
	And when you live off the grid workforce, I have basically seven chapters including water, food, medicine, sanitation, Heat and fuel, entertainment, and then the go bag.
	Can you imagine having lived in Louisiana this morning and the flooding that they had, and you had like 10 minutes to go into your home and get everything that you needed or could carry on your back?
	You had 10 minutes.
	Go, Jim.
	What are you going to carry?
	Good point.
	Absolutely.
	People don't even think about that.
	What happens when your cell phone crashes, you can't talk to each other, and your children at the other end of town?
	You have some kind of corresponding plan laid out in the event if we don't communicate or can't communicate, we're all going to show up here.
	You know, that kind of thing.
	Have an action plan somehow in place.
	So that when, not if, when this happens, you've at least got a game plan.
	What do you do when your power all of a sudden seems to be out in your house?
	What do you do?
	What's the first thing you do?
	Well, you try to go to the phone, call 911 to see if there's a power outage, but oh, guess what?
	Your phone isn't working.
	So what do you do next?
	You walk next door to see if it's you or it's all of you, your neighbors.
	So you need to have plants, aren't you?
	What are you going to do when all of a sudden your food isn't?
	Grand Pass, where I live, this last year, both Albertsons and both Hagans closed.
	Now that was half the stores in my town of 36,000 people.
	And that means that last year there was twice as much food on the shelves that are available to customers as there is today.
	And nobody has recognized that because of the three-day, just-in-time delivery expectations of the truck coming out of, I don't know, some warehouse in Mexico delivering food from some country I can't even pronounce.
	And what we're trying to do now is teach the importance of at least having some basic direction for the water.
	If the grid goes down, everybody today, right now, listening to my voice, should have a minimum of three days of water for every single person in their household, and animal, and how to replace it by first day.
	Most people don't even have a clue on that yet.
	What was the last thing?
	Because it was hard to understand.
	You said...
	Can you list those things again?
	What do you mean?
	I'm not sure.
	Okay, so you're saying you need a certain amount of water, you need a certain amount of food.
	Well, there's all kinds of basics that you take for granted.
	That when a grid collapses, are you going to stop, like your coffee from Ethiopia?
	Yes.
	Well, what are you going to do?
	If you can't get your Starbucks, are you going to throw a tantrum?
	Because that's what you can tell on that.
	Sure.
	It will go like that.
	It may not last very long, but just the fear of a storm, and watch how stairs get shuffled.
	And it's going to happen.
	And can you imagine East LA when they're out of food?
	What would be happening down there?
	What?
	Yeah.
	Well, New York City right now is in a world of hurt because less than 22 miles away, Indian Point has had a meltdown that verges on that of Chernobyl.
	It's got helium in the groundwater, less than 22 miles from New York City.
	Is this major news, or is this an inside piece of information?
	It's in the news.
	If you can find it, there are mentions again, go ahead, Google up Indian Point, go talk about the meltdown, and then they won't say anything more, except...
	That the groundwater pollution is 65,000 times above normal.
	And that's right now?
	You're saying this is recent?
	That's right now, this moment, yeah.
	New York City, Indian Point, which is 22 miles north.
	Yes.
	Okay, I'm searching, just so you know.
	Another one of the reactors down there went off and now they're calling it a mini Fukushima.
	That's the way the report and mainline news reported it.
	And now you won't hear anything more about it except if you go to the NETC.com, the Nuclear Emergency Tracking Center, NETC.com.
	That's up for you every minute.
	And look at the radioactive decay that's falling out of the stratosphere because of Fukushima today because of the rain.
	I think it's so bad that on the West Coast, your area specifically, your background radiation today is 10 times what it was last year at this time.
	And that's all because of another radiation band, like the Ben-Ellenberg, that was complement of Fukushima when it exploded.
	Went up into the stratosphere, and you got another cluster up there, radioactive particulate, that's coming down with weather.
	Okay, but just let me say that the Indian Point back east, there's nothing on Google about them having an issue right now.
	Well, not today.
	It happened yesterday.
	No, but I mean, you know, it's not in the news at all.
	I know!
	Imagine that's why most people think that the news reporting now is worthless and why you and alternative media are enjoying a split of growth now because everybody's changing, looking for the right answers of what's going on.
	They're not finding it in basic, you know, national news because national news is in reporting it.
	Yeah, absolutely.
	Well, you know what's going on.
	I'm preaching to the choir.
	That's why you do what you do.
	The problem is, it's gotten so bad that now 78% of Americans believe the federal government is lying to us about everything.
	Now, first of all, even over a pandemic, if a pandemic came out, it isn't that it escaped from Bethesda.
	It was that it was purposefully done by the government.
	That's what 78% think about our U.S. government today.
	I remember when Putin last month spoke at the United Nations and he said, if you want to come to Russia and be a Russian, you speak Russian.
	And he got a five-minute standing ovation at the United Nations.
	America doesn't get it.
	Yes.
	Well, I think there are some people out there that are preppers, as we call them, and have been sort of planning for various things.
	We do have a lot of predictions about this year.
	My question to you is, what do you think about those predictions?
	Are you aware of them?
	In fact, there are some predictions...
	You know, like COFI and the NASA reports and the others, yeah, they're all saying we're heading for a brick wall.
	And basically, it's like boiling the fog.
	The thing is happening so slowly around you, you don't notice the water heating up until it's too late to get out of the pool.
	Okay.
	But in terms of this year, you know, because people have been talking, you've got to appreciate even Project Camelot has been hearing this story and these warnings from our whistleblowers going back 10 years.
	Henry Deacon.
	Oh, yeah.
	Well, Cliff High and his webbots, NASA, and their infobots and some of the other things that they're doing with algorithms.
	They have the J.2 software that was used by the Jade Helm 15 exercises, is so accurate in profiling, it will know what Terry Cassidy's going to do before Terry does.
	And what they're doing now is using that kind of software to predict where a crime is going to occur in New York City 28 minutes before it occurs.
	And they're dead on.
	Okay.
	Again, your future and your past somehow having internet with each other, somehow dialoguing.
	All right.
	Well, I appreciate that.
	I sort of have a different view of humanity because I do believe that in spite of all their profiling, that they're still watching us so closely.
	Look, if they already figured us out and knew what we were doing, they wouldn't watch us so closely.
	Well, you know, it is a minority report yet, but that's where we're going with the transhuman movement.
	I know, but you know what, Rick?
	If they're out to get you, they're going to let the crimes happen because that just eliminates more people.
	That's the whole idea.
	That's the prime directive anyway.
	It's that there are too many people on this earth and that it's easier to manage with algorithms with smaller groupings.
	Right.
	So, so, so, so this EMP...
	And the problem is, there is a way of metaphorically suggesting that our system has been invaded.
	You know, that fourth genome in your blood type, which is negative, where did that come from?
	A war for Earth could metaphorically be said to be going on inside each of us on an archetypal level.
	Oh yeah, we were, well as far as Camelot's concerned, we were invaded a long time ago.
	It's just business as usual.
	Well, this is X-Files took a different way.
	You know what was very weird is that movie, Fifth Wave, where the first wave, the aliens appear in the first wave.
	That's right.
	That's right.
	Let me say, that's, listen.
	Okay, wait, wait.
	Fifth Wave was like Rwanda, where they use their hard children to do the muff-up of what remains in survivors.
	Well, it's a little deeper than that.
	They're actually programming the children to, yes, eliminate the remaining people.
	Common Core, they're running the libraries.
	Yeah, there you go.
	That's what I'm talking about.
	Yes, the whole thing smacks of Zionism and creepy.
	And I don't...
	What I'm doing is working with children.
	And I have a thing out here at Pacifica Gardens where what we've got is a traveling science laboratory called the Caterpillar.
	And it's mostly about entomology and bugs.
	And what we're doing is we're re-outfitting it with water testing laboratory equipment so the children can teach other children how to test water to see if it's clean.
	That's the first thing a child should learn how.
	Yeah, absolutely.
	No, they're built for sandboxes.
	Children are actually, in many ways, way smarter than adults and want to pay it forward.
	And when you realize that here is some autistic children somehow doing bedding plants better than master gardeners, how does that work?
	There's nothing wrong with Temple Grandin.
	She's just different in the way she looks at reality, and it turns out that that is our natural resource.
	It is our diversity of our children.
	They're way smarter than we are, and what we're trying to do is dumb them down.
	Common Core.
	It's crazy.
	Okay, well, I kind of object to the terminology, we, but I appreciate what you're saying.
	I love the fact that children, on their own, will mentor each other, just like in Chloe Atlas.
	I've seen it.
	And I've watched children live wildflowers and feed the homeless.
	And you can't even believe how it empowers that child.
	Once you give the child permission to do something like that, it's not anything adults can do.
	Anyway, that's my direction now in terms of trying to teach children survival, and I'm doing it by having them be able to determine whether the water is drinkable or not.
	I think that's a really good thing to learn how to do.
	Yeah?
	Are you going to be teaching that this weekend?
	Yes.
	Okay.
	Or actually, it's not this weekend, next weekend.
	...of how it all works.
	You know, dehydration and the relationship of water, there's a new series on Netflix having to do with survival.
	Remote survival is what it's called.
	They put these people in the Pacific Life list where they have no water and no...
	No fire.
	And then they have to go into the elements and figure it out.
	They have a command center executing them, but it really comes down to your center on whether or not you want to do it or not.
	And it's really interesting to see how people react when the chips are down and how they perform then.
	Absolutely.
	Let me just say, to get back to the fifth wave for just a second, I want people to be aware.
	I did read the book.
	It's an excellent book, a very excellent author.
	Unfortunately, they made a very bad movie off of it.
	So if you're going to look into the fifth wave, I encourage you to read the book.
	And he's got another book coming out.
	Well, that's like June and Water Planets and past science fiction writers like Richard Fairwood and others that would write in that venue.
	But it's always like Hollywood if she could.
	And so it's got to have, you know, endings that aren't really credible in some ways.
	Did you enjoy the interstellar?
	Yes, but I thought it was very limited.
	So in metaphor, when he was in the Hall of Records at the end of the movie, looking for the timeline when his daughter is going to walk in so he can push books out of the library shelf in an attempt to communicate to her in the past is exactly the correct metaphor looking for the timeline when his daughter is going to walk in so he can push books out of the library shelf in an attempt
	And once you understand how to dialogue with that part of self, everything changes.
	Well, I totally agree.
	In fact, I probably wouldn't do Camelot otherwise.
	Yeah.
	So, in terms of what's happening now though, I want to get back to this question because I really want to know, look, you're doing this because Navy Intel is kind of spurring you on.
	Is that not true?
	No, I'm actually, I wish I was on payroll.
	I am available to be bribed and go up in the woods and be a quiet old man and leave everybody alone.
	Put me on payroll.
	I'm ready.
	No, that's why I'm doing, writing books so I can survive.
	It isn't maybe Intel anymore.
	I have handlers and I have, oh, good God.
	You know, my dears, whatever.
	I've got lots of friends.
	Yeah, you do.
	At one level or another.
	And I'm in creepy water, you know?
	Yes.
	I'm not even sure who you are with the white hats and all that kind of crazy stuff.
	But with that said, what I'm trying to do now is as close as my purpose is as I possibly can.
	And so the death of my little girl forced me to have to write again.
	And I have now discovered that that's my passion.
	You're writing.
	Not with video.
	That's what you do.
	Or TV. I do writing.
	And I am trying to create envisionments in your mind's eye because if I can teach you in your mind's eye how you might change the movie, once you've got it, it doesn't matter about the physics.
	The physics are the least of it.
	Imagination!
	And with that said, we're creating our own aliens and apocalypse with our own fears.
	That's why the physical plane is considered where we go to be sick, spiritually.
	Well, I think I would put it a different way.
	It's where we go to be healed after having been healed.
	Good luck with that one, Ben!
	No, that's what you're all, everyone...
	I'm not going to take it anymore.
	A little networking here.
	Everyone is in the process.
	...about what's going on in this world.
	And to realize...
	That it's just a couple of creepy, probably, you know, individuals that have ruined it for everything.
	You know, the blue skies.
	I don't even remember what a real cloud looks like anymore.
	Well, yeah, there is that question for sure.
	Yeah, it's aesthetics and the way it was to the way it is.
	It's kind of like refuge files because of all the plastic DuPont created to over-package things.
	Exactly.
	Well, you know, it's kind of also, though, it's a hard knocks, a school of hard knocks.
	You can appreciate that.
	There's a lot of them.
	In fact, interesting that you would mention nuts.
	That is where the new direction is going in cold fusion.
	It's no longer strength theory, it's not theory.
	K-N-O-T. Buying nuts instead of quantum foam.
	Okay, actually, you know, Dan...
	...and you have a space-time thing that you tie into a knot and you pull it from each end and the way space-time to that is distorted.
	It goes down in knots rather than in quantum foam theory.
	That's the new stuff on cachet and some of the things I'm now beginning to understand how that works.
	You know, regarding cachet, by the way, I just wanted to put a subtle note in here.
	You might find That rather than trying to approach this whole thing as a closed system with entropy, that the new directions in free energy are best seen as open systems working from a multi-universe using not theory.
	That's true.
	And that seemingly is probably where the research is now starting to actually find brutal ground.
	they're making inroads with heavy water and some of the other forms of what we call cold fusion.
	No doubt about it.
	Have you heard about Dan Winter talking about you know one of the knots that exists in the human body is the heart.
	Yes, there's a toroidal...
	That's a metaphor.
	There's organs that are around the heart that are part of the resonance pattern.
	That's why the Chinese had a triple warmer, and I have no idea what a triple warmer would be in the physical body, but it's used in the Chinese systems as part of the heart and its relationship to the liver.
	Sure.
	Well, I mean, they use the whole body, though.
	They use the hand as basically signifying the entire body as well as the foot?
	Yeah, that's why you have a physical shape to it, geometry.
	That's what Benrose said.
	And we're talking about fractals.
	Aren't we talking about fractals?
	Yeah, fractals are the way you would describe a holographic system around information and the resolution of information.
	Yes.
	It's different than a quantum universe, which has indeterminacy.
	The more you know about one thing, they'll let you know about something else.
	That's what is limiting in a quantum consciousness kind of universe, using that as a model.
	That's one of the reasons why they're going toward holographic systems.
	And in that sense, then you have resolutions of the heart, different layers of it.
	Like the Greek, we talk about Eros, Philo, Agape, and Telema.
	The purpose for why you're here, the love of God.
	You know, at the end of the day, what you end up doing, your intent, is what you need to have happen at the end of the day.
	And you have choices in the way you do that.
	Whether you kick and scream, and you fight it all the way, or you play like Buddha, and the karma part of it.
	Whether you did it with anger, or you did it with love.
	It's optional, and that's what made you God's favorite, is that you had choice.
	Yes, absolutely.
	Let me ask you what you think about the ships that are seen next to the sun.
	Are you aware that they are refueling themselves?
	I can only guess that my pay grade is such I'll never know what really happened.
	I know about Planet 7X and or Planet 9 and the other solar system that they have discovered out past the Earth cloud.
	And the problem, I can say something from some friends at JPL. One of the two...
	Planets, in fact, may be a binary that may have an unusual IR signature signifying that it has an artifact around it.
	A Dyson Sphere.
	Okay.
	Well, we have even more information about that going on right now.
	In fact, there is a report on the internet, I don't know if it's true or not, that there is supposedly something out there.
	That's where it's going to come in off elliptic.
	That is correct.
	It's past Jupiter between Neptune and Jupiter.
	That's what's causing the anomalies in our otherwise normal quiet sun right now.
	We've had a quiet sun and now it's active again and you'll notice we have earthquakes and volcanoes going off all over and most likely the heating of the ocean has to do with volcanoes that are not being reported going off which are under the Well, not to mention...
	Wait, not to mention California, because under California is...
	Yeah, you're cooking.
	A great deal of magma moving under California and being misrepresented as methane leaks, which are actually stimulated by volcanism.
	I don't know how California is going to play.
	I can tell you that the military maps are future projections.
	The only user, Chet Snow, or Riscallion, or some of the others, the Chet Snow's maps show the United States cut in two, and California doesn't exist.
	And now, when FEMA came through here last year, they talked about the big one, which would be an 8.4 off of Crescent City out in the ocean.
	And that would drop the entire shelf from Alaska all the way down to Peru.
	So...
	Okay, but, well, I mean, according to my dreams of the future, you know, I have to tell you that California is going to make it through in more or less one piece.
	So, Gordon Michael Scallion...
	Los Angeles has got underground caverns that are missile bases and things.
	That whole thing is...
	There is going to be a major earthquake in Southern California, no doubt about it, as well as in San Francisco Bay Area.
	You are going to have a lot of volcanism up by you, Mount Rainier and that area.
	Yeah, that's what you're talking about.
	That's when Mount St.
	Helens, Mount Rainier, and Mount Olympus go up, and there's a little new island that's created.
	There's a new major fault line in Victoria today that happened last week.
	So it's all starting to happen, and that CO release that happened last week is pretending a bunch of magma ships going on right now that I have no idea how this is going to play.
	Okay, well, today I was driving through the Malibu Mountain area, which I live near, and I have to say that there was a lot of sulfur in the air.
	So that's always significant in terms of...
	You can smell it?
	Yeah.
	Well, I'm glad I'm only going down there for a great moment.
	It's just going down there.
	You know, look, I've lived here all my life.
	All I can tell you is, you know, I think some other places may be more dangerous than California, but I appreciate the warnings.
	Well, then there's also get out of jail cards.
	You've got some bunkers you can come to.
	I'm going to have to figure out how to do it here.
	In one of my sustainable lifeboats, that's what we're doing, sustainable lifeboats in different parts of the country.
	In Asheville, there's eight different permaculture groups in Florida states, including Godland and in and around that area.
	Xavier Hawk has got this big flying Chautauqua in the way they network these people when the grid down.
	And basically they come in on a balloon and drop in and bring in the entertainment.
	It's very cool how that's working out on the East Coast right now.
	We've got another one up in Sandpoint that is an old Baker retreat called Peaceful Kingdom on the Bat River, up near Lake Ponderay.
	And we're starting to set them up all over the place.
	There's a possible whistle site that we have just outside of Denver.
	Another group has started a program there.
	and what I'm trying to do is go in and fine-tune the types of crap they might want to consider growing for murder and we'll talk about things like other pharmacies and the pharmaceutical houses and no longer deliver your hard medicine or your bread dinners.
	Okay, but in terms of the quakes, do you study the quakes around the world?
	I have.
	Briefly, I'm not an expert in that field, but I'm up to date on the news in terms of what's happening in Indonesia, that kind of thing.
	Okay, well, it's just interesting how there are different websites that are depicting earthquakes, and actually very few going on in the United States, actually on the West Coast.
	Lately, we've had a lack of earthquakes, actually.
	Yeah, well, Alaska just had a 7.8, and, you know, when McKinley and those mountains...
	Start to rumble and toss.
	That's going to take California, I'd put it, extreme risk.
	This is the plate it's sitting on.
	The whole thing's going to slide off like a big shelf they did in the day after tomorrow when you're watching the whole shelf line sliding into the ocean.
	All right.
	Well, what do you think about the East Coast while we're at this subject here?
	The East Coast is toast as far as all the boat lines there and the nuclear reactors that are on them.
	That's Matt Stein's thing about one of the 300 Chernobyls and the fact that they're all leaking now.
	Every single one of them.
	You know, you're the one that got me started on Fukushima when we did that one show in November.
	It was an excellent one and I have stood on that since as a primary probably.
	Right now they're saying it is something that man is going to have to live with for the rest of history.
	It's not fixable.
	And right now, Repco has come out and actually said they can't do it, but Yakuza is going blank and the bottom line is Everybody in Japan right now is sick.
	38% of the children have some kind of thyroid anomaly.
	And if you look at the NETC.com, Japan is lit up like a candle.
	Eating radioactive and drinking radioactive water.
	All right.
	Well, there are a lot of people that are in denial about that.
	Yeah, that's why they have the gag order and the plausible deniability thing going on.
	But Gunderson has run it down, and they're someone that I have a lot of respect for.
	You know, he did his own career to bring and be a whistle for a lot of access to this.
	Who are you speaking about?
	Gunderson.
	Ernie Gunderson.
	Oh, Gunderson.
	Okay.
	Yeah.
	Tremendous.
	Tremendous soul trying to help and literally whistle on what's really going on.
	Alright.
	So, in terms...
	You know, it's...
	We're actually at...
	Oh, 8.38 according to my clock here.
	We have not seen any sign of Matt.
	Matt's probably expecting you either on Skype or the other thing.
	What you need to do now is probably do me for a moment and try to hook him up.
	If you can't, come back to me and I'm here.
	Okay.
	Well, hold on.
	I'm here to help.
	I don't know.
	I think Matt doesn't know and really not.
	He's sounding correcty, so he won't have the problems I do with bandwidth and things like that, probably.
	And by the way, I'm really, very sorry.
	And with our little more notice, I can go somewhere else where I have a better, that's better, you know, than where I am here in my home.
	Okay.
	I can try to get Matt.
	I'm going to actually call him right now because it looks like he's...
	I'm not sure.
	You guys are both a little clueless.
	Matt?
	Yes.
	Hi there.
	Hi, I'm here.
	Hi.
	We're having audio problems.
	We had to get Rick on a cell phone of all things because his connection was so bad over there.
	Let me ask you if you can click that link that I put up there in your chat.
	Have you tried that?
	A link in the chat?
	Yeah, of Skype.
	I'm talking to you on Skype and you've got a link up there.
	It's a picture.
	It looks like a picture.
	It says Google.
	Do you see that?
	I see.
	I've got Google.
	I'm on Skype right now.
	Oh, you want the Google one?
	Okay.
	You have to click the Google Hangout link there.
	It's a link.
	It's a picture.
	It looks like a picture, but it's a link.
	I'm on Google.
	You want me on Google, not on Skype?
	Yes, because this show is being done on Google and so on.
	Okay, let me see.
	I was in Google Hangouts, right here.
	You have to click that exact link that I just put on your Skype.
	On my Skype, yeah.
	Okay, back to the Skype.
	I'm going to figure out where to go.
	Okay, I'm typing to see the link above.
	Can you scroll up on your Skype chat with me and see the link that I put in there?
	Okay.
	It's green.
	It's got a little green picture.
	Unfortunately, I'm Okay, we've got a couple of leads here.
	Okay, let me put it on here again.
	Sorry everyone to put you through this.
	We're actually live with Richard Alan Miller.
	Okay, let me see now.
	Here's the link again.
	Can you click that please?
	Well, I'm trying to find, get the screen open.
	I'm just seeing like a video screen.
	Let's see the conversation screen.
	See the link if I click it.
	See the link up there.
	It's in New York City.
	Okay, good job.
	There we go.
	Hangouts Google.
	Correct link.
	Yeah, I tried a couple...
	I think I'm there now.
	Oh, you are.
	Excellent.
	Okay, very good.
	So I'll hang up on Skype for one thing.
	Okay.
	So we don't have an echo, and that's great.
	Am I here?
	You are here.
	You're here in the chat with me, and I can put you on the screen as well if you want to hold on one second, and I'll let you get your computer sort of set up there.
	Do you want to say hello to everyone?
	Sure.
	Hi, everybody.
	I'm straight off a plane from Philadelphia.
	Oh, hi, Carrie.
	Hi.
	And Rick, I hear you there.
	Exactly.
	Well, so we've got Matt on the screen.
	People should be able to see his face.
	And Matt, since you're late to the game here, why don't we just jump right in with you and talk about your background briefly, and then let's launch into what's coming up on the 18th, 19th, and 20th.
	Well, I grew up hunting and fishing in Vermont, in the backcountry as a kid, and a bachelor of science from MIT, a hands-on kind of guy, a blown glass, machined metal on lathes and mills, and scaled mountains, El Capitan a few times, things like that, and back in 19...
	97, I'd had a 20-year practice of prayer and meditation, and I asked a generic request for guidance and inspiration and got a bomb dropped in my lap.
	I received a holographic storyboard outline for a massive book project to help people live more sustainably and more self-reliantly and help them prepare for and cope with a long-term kind of central services collapse, grid-down situation.
	And I wasn't exactly shown the details of how that would happen and when it would happen, but I was told in the not very distant future, many millions of people would be needing this information.
	I realized when it came to me, dot-com was booming, business couldn't be better in America, and oil was at about 30-year low when you factored in inflation, and everything was nice and rosy, and I get this apocalyptic project dumped in me.
	Okay, so what we're trying to do here is determine whether the audience can hear you okay.
	Are you hearing me?
	I can hear you fine.
	Okay.
	Turn down...
	What do you want me to turn down?
	I'm not sure what I'm supposed to turn down.
	My sound is almost off.
	So on a personal level, my sound is extremely low.
	I got Matt turned up max, to the max.
	I'll turn myself down a little bit more in case that's an issue.
	So I've got somebody here trying to help me with the technical details here.
	Matt is too loud?
	Okay, hold on.
	So Matt, I guess, do you want him to turn himself down or me?
	Him?
	Him?
	Okay, Matt, I don't know why they're saying you're too loud.
	You sound fine to me, but that's what they're saying.
	I don't know.
	I think it might be fine.
	I'll see.
	I'm not sure if I can turn myself down.
	I don't think we should screw with a good thing here because I think it's fine.
	Okay.
	Well, I'll talk quieter.
	How's that sound?
	Okay.
	Now somebody is saying everything's fine, so don't worry about a thing.
	Okay, good.
	Great.
	So at this time...
	With your background, first of all, give me the names.
	You've written two books, right?
	Have you written any others since then?
	Well, a children's book.
	Two books about preparation, yeah?
	Yeah, so I've written When Technology Fails, and since we're on video, why don't I just grab them real quick?
	They're like right behind me.
	Yeah, that's fine.
	Yeah.
	Okay.
	And Rick, you're still with us, yeah?
	Yeah.
	Okay, excellent.
	And we will try to bring both of you guys into this conversation on and off here as much as possible.
	And I know we got a late start, everyone, so thank you for your patience.
	So this is my itty-bitty opus called When Technology Fails.
	And it'd be over 1,000 pages if it was a standard-sized book.
	And it covers everything from...
	How to distill water.
	Here's making a squirrel's nest in the backcountry to keep yourself warm at night.
	Snow cave in a tree.
	And there's great first aid.
	Really, really cool illustrations.
	Basically, it's got a first aid manual built in.
	It's got a survival manual built in.
	It's got...
	The best of modern technologies to help you live more self-reliantly and sustainably, combined with if things fell apart, how could you fall back on the...
	Technologies of, say, Abraham Lincoln, Thomas Jefferson.
	None of us could make a computer chip.
	I mean, it's just physically not possible with hand tools to make a chip.
	But we could make things along the lines of the technology of a couple hundred years ago.
	We could reproduce that with somebody pretty handy.
	So a lot of the book is, if things really fell apart, how could you do things...
	A couple hundred years ago.
	Or, for instance, things like SOTUS, which is called solar disinfection.
	So if things really fall apart, one of the first things you should do is dumpster dive.
	And when you dumpster dive, you go out and collect as many of those water bottles.
	As you can.
	They're discarded in the garbage.
	Because each of those bottles, if you set them out in the sun in six hours of bright, direct sunlight, the UV rays from the sun will purify the water in the bottles.
	It'll kill the bacterial organisms in them.
	And in two days, if it's cloudy, then it'll purify them.
	But if it's raining, then just collect rainwater and use your bottles to collect rainwater.
	What about leaching the plastic though?
	I thought that was a problem.
	Well, you know, they're not BPA, so it's really not much of a problem.
	And to be honest with you, I mean, we've been drinking out of, you know, the thin clear plastic bottles don't really have a leaching problem.
	It was the old poly bottles that had, actually polycarbonate has the leaching problem with it.
	But it's such a slow, long process.
	In a situation like survival, I'm going to be much more worried about cholera and things like that that will kill me in a few days or maybe just a couple days.
	I'm much more concerned about not getting cholera because a city of 10 million people peeing and pooing everywhere is not going to be a pretty sight.
	And if you don't have a way of purifying your water, then...
	You're going to be getting what everybody else has, and it's not going to be fun.
	People will be croaking really fast.
	Think Haiti after the earthquake, but perhaps nobody coming to help because the rest of the world might be in a similar situation.
	How things are going to go down.
	I don't know if we're in a long, slow emergency.
	We're basically the natural systems that make our world a nice, pleasant place for human beings to thrive.
	And we've obviously thrived because there's almost 8 billion of us now on the planet.
	But if those natural systems fall apart, then...
	The planet might support more like a half a billion or a billion people instead of eight billion.
	I don't know if we're going in a cascading collapse towards that or if there's a big event like a giant solar storm or war or something that's going to fall off the cliff collapse.
	I can't tell you one or the other.
	Actually, let me ask you at this moment, Matt.
	Yes.
	Because I've already asked Richard Allen Miller.
	So what do you think about the chances?
	Just, you know, you as an individual looking at the future, are you getting feedback?
	Do you get, I don't know, do you get whistleblowers?
	Do you get people in the secret side?
	Do you have intuition of your own?
	Are you seeing anything in the next six to nine months?
	And if so, what are you seeing?
	Would you share it?
	Well, I have received a few visions in my life.
	Not a whole lot.
	But I do hear, you know, now and then I'm able to contact guides, whatever, the Holy Spirit, whatever you want to call it, talks to me now and then.
	It's able to get my attention and I can hear feedback.
	I have not received, either I'm not hearing it or I'm not getting it, that there's anything in the immediate like six to nine months that I'm clearly getting that long term, you know, I put it this way, in 20 years will I be amazed if things are still flowing decently and you can still go to Costco and get gas?
	Yes.
	Next year will I be amazed if I can go to Costco and buy gas and rice and beans?
	No, that wouldn't be too amazing to me.
	Now, that's not to say that one day I'll get that message that says, you've got to go to Costco now and you've got to buy like 500 pounds of rice and beans because I may have six months, but I may get the message that says, hey, you know, right?
	It's like the time is now and you've got to act.
	And I'm just telling you I haven't had that.
	I haven't had that impending message like it's right around the corner.
	Okay, let me ask you this.
	Yes.
	Would you rely on that kind of intuition for yourself, I'm talking?
	Or, because you're going around the United States and you're doing these prep conferences, I'm assuming you're seeing something in the near future in a logical way so that you're trying to make people aware.
	Well, yes, in a very rational way.
	I wrote an article.
	I've written two articles that went quite viral on the internet.
	One's called 400 Chernobyls, EMP solar storms, and nuclear Armageddon.
	That was after Fukushima.
	I was on the radio with about 25 shows a week or two after Fukushima.
	I was talking about how the reactor at Fukushima did not melt down directly from the earthquake, but the grid collapsed.
	And so those reactors go into automatic emergency shutdown because they can't cool themselves off of their own power.
	They have to be hooked up to a grid to be functioning.
	So as soon as the grid goes down, all nuclear reactors have to go into shutdown themselves.
	They can't keep running.
	And when they do that, it's not like flipping a switch in the wall.
	The reactor starts cooling down slowly, but for instance, nine months after Fukushima, if they lost power, they'd still melt down in...
	Nine months later after being shut down, they'd still melt down in like nine hours.
	Instead of ten minutes, they'd melt down in nine hours.
	So these things are still very hot.
	So when I wrote 400 Chernobyl, somebody put together...
	They listened to me talking about EMP and solar storm and long-term grid collapse, and then...
	In the earlier part of the show, I talked about how the Fukushima reactors melted down because first they lost the power.
	They went into emergency shutdown mode.
	Then the tsunami came along and wiped out the generators.
	So they had no way to keep themselves cool.
	And so somebody got on the radio and said, well, Mr.
	Stein, I don't have an MIT degree like you do.
	I've just got a high school degree.
	But you talked about...
	Long-term grid down from a solar storm or an EMP and running out of gasoline and refineries, not being able to refine.
	And then you talked about how these backup generators kick in and they only have a week's worth of fuel on hand to keep our nuclear reactors going.
	You said, well, what do you think is going to happen in the event of an EMP or a solar storm?
	And I thought my jaw dropped.
	I wrote these two chapters in my other book.
	This is my emergency prepping and survival book, a much more narrow focus, kind of a narrow...
	Standard size book.
	It's still got 500 pages, but it's standard size.
	It's a double size.
	So I realized, oh my God, if there's an EMP, you're going to see multiple Fukushima-like events in the affected zone within 15 minutes where the EMP will disable the reactor's ability to keep itself cool.
	They're going to fail, and they're going to start melting up just like Fukushima in a solar storm, which is a guaranteed event.
	See...
	EMP is like dependent on human beings and whether somebody is able to orchestrate getting a nuclear bomb on a missile up into suborbital space 100 miles above the planet and blow it off and get by the CIA and all of that.
	And people are trying it.
	They're trying it.
	In fact, I've got pictures from General Krosnyak of two nuclear-capable missiles.
	Coming from Korea that were picked off in the Suez Canal.
	They were buried under like 100 tons of sugar.
	So this Korean vessel is going through the Suez Canal, and the CIA gets tipped off, and they pull them off to the side, and they dig underneath like 30 feet of sugar, and there's two nuclear-capable missiles there that are on their way to some country.
	Now, my guess is the way it was found was that the spy satellites were watching Korea, and they saw these missiles being moved from where they're built and loaded into a barge, and they tracked it until it got out of international waters in the Suez Canal, and they nailed them.
	So...
	So how many of those things they find?
	I don't know.
	Matt, when was that?
	That was like five years ago.
	Okay.
	2010.
	All right.
	That's valid.
	So in terms of...
	The coming weekend, and we're talking about the 18th, 19th, and 20th of March.
	Yes.
	You're going to be in Hollywood.
	Can you talk a little bit about what your plans are?
	Give us a pep talk as to why people should come down and see you in person.
	Sure.
	I've given you and Richard Alan Miller a great lead-up because I'm also going to be there at least one of the days.
	Logistically, I don't know what will all happen, but I know that I've seen you guys in action.
	You're great.
	You're absolutely great in person and You really cover things very, very well.
	So tell us your sort of view of that weekend.
	Okay.
	Well, Friday night starts out with a totally free event, four hours.
	And it's going to be on the title of the Friday night event.
	And this is the one sponsored by the Hollywood Neighborhood District.
	It's Surviving the Big One.
	It's meaning LA area.
	It's a really major earthquake.
	How do you prep?
	How do you survive?
	How do you cope?
	or a long-term grid down.
	And naturally, if there's a big earthquake, there is going to be long-term grid down.
	But there could be a long-term grid down situation from an extreme solar event that has nothing to do with an earthquake.
	So yes, an earthquake will make long-term grid down.
	But if there's not an earthquake, you might still have long-term grid down.
	So it's kind of the four-hour event is sort of how do you prepare for it?
	What can you expect?
	What strategies would you have to cope with in a situation like that?
	Now then, Saturday and Sunday is more like urban survival skills workshops.
	So Saturday is going to be my primary day, where we're going to be going through your...
	Long-term grid down, EMP solar storm, prepping and survival.
	We're going to be talking about how do you deal with pandemic?
	How do you stay healthy in a situation like that?
	When there's a city of 10 million people peeing and pooing all over the place, and you've got to drink water, how do you purify the water?
	How do you treat yourself and your family with alternative meds and herbs?
	And what kind of, if you have access to pharmaceuticals, what sorts of things should you store?
	So it's on prepping.
	It's on medical.
	It's on strategies.
	It's long-term grid down.
	It's, you know, what do you expect?
	How do you deal with it?
	How do you cope with it?
	How do you prepare for it?
	Et cetera.
	Then on Sunday, Rick is going to teach his critical survival, critical decision-making skills.
	So he developed a program with the Navy SEALs.
	Where he...
	Helped them develop a system where they could rapidly make life and death types of decisions with a high degree of accuracy when they did not have the information on hand to make that decision.
	So they're accessing the inner guidance system that Mother Nature has built into each and every one of us.
	I'll be teaching a short, simplified, quick way I call the pit of the stomach on Saturday, but on Sunday Rick's got a whole day devoted to You know, you start out the day, and he'll describe it much better than me, but it's part of what his program, it's in Power Tools, it's his program for turning Navy SEALs into supermen is often the way he describes it.
	Okay, yeah, great.
	So that's going to be like an amazing weekend, really, for people that want to learn critical thinking during emergencies, as well as preparedness and urban survival, right?
	Yeah.
	Oh yeah.
	I'm not a great gun guy, but we'll cover it to a minor degree.
	But it's protection, it's self-reliance, it's how do you keep yourself healthy, how do you keep from starving, how do you keep from dying of thirst, all of those things.
	And hopefully do it in a way that you're not absolutely miserable and you can help your friends and your family also.
	Okay.
	So, Richard Allen Miller, are you still with us?
	I am.
	Okay.
	You've heard Matt give his explanation there.
	Do you want to add anything?
	Well, no.
	Matt and I are actually a really good all-around team.
	Matt is more linear.
	I'm more circular.
	Collectively, we lick the water clean.
	That was good.
	And what Matt has, I have different and giving different perspectives and it comes across and it works really well.
	The gun shows that Matt and I have been doing have been very popular.
	And there's a change now.
	It isn't so much preppers, it's basics.
	And everybody needs to understand that it isn't that you learn something It's a process.
	And so when Simon says, you can go halfway through the door, the whole thing is not about the door, it's about the journey.
	And once you start this direction of relationship with yourself, in prepping for food and water, something else happens that is quite remarkable.
	Empowering, It is a type of union with self that draws you to the next level of relationship to yourself.
	It's really important to understand that.
	It's not about surviving, it's about the journey.
	Yeah, absolutely.
	I have to agree with that.
	So on a philosophical level, both of you guys are all about, you know, preparing and making people aware of all of this.
	You know, you're on a sort of a mission.
	Why are you on this mission?
	Do you want to kind of talk about that?
	I mean, let's have Matt respond to this first.
	Matt, what is, you know, on a deep, kind of a deeper philosophical level, what do you think?
	Why you're kind of on this road?
	Well, with reluctance, you know, when you received, I mean, I received this holographic storyboard outline for that massive project.
	It took It's a three-year project, two years of labor, a year of lost wages for the first edition, and then another year of labor and lost wages to update it for the second edition.
	The bibliography is like 30 pages long.
	It has cases and cases of books.
	A term paper in college is a major ordeal for me.
	To receive this vision where this whole massive project is laid out pictorially in storyboard format, That's far beyond the scope of my rational mind to figure out instantaneously.
	So when you receive a A cosmic homework assignment like that, it's not to be taken lightly.
	Now, I could have just said, you know, screw this.
	It's like, I don't want anything to do with this.
	It took me a year to decide maybe it was something I could do and it was a good idea.
	And so I felt driven.
	And it's interesting that there's a group of scientists and engineers and concerned people who are...
	Folks who are very heavily involved with protecting the grid from collapse due to EMP or solar storm.
	And all of the big shakers and movers on this, including all the way up to Dr.
	William Graham, who was Ronald Reagan's chief science advisor and was 30 years in the Department of Defense's nuclear program.
	It's a wide variety of people from all sides of the spectrum, and each of us feels personally driven that this is like...
	Really important because so far they've studied the problem like they studied the levees around New Orleans and for 30 years the engineers said these levees are going to fail.
	It's like a category three or stronger storm is going to hit someday.
	One hit Galveston in the early 1900s and about 10,000 people drowned and New Orleans is going to get hit.
	It's not a question of if, it's a question of when.
	So similarly, the solar storm issue is a guaranteed thing.
	They average, from ice core samplings, they average once every eight decades.
	It's been nine and a half decades from the last one, which was 1921, Great Geomagnetic Storm.
	And it was only six decades before that to the Carrington event, which is estimated, which is 50% stronger than the 1921 and estimated at...
	A 1 in 500 year size event.
	So a 1 in 80 year event has been 95 years since the last one.
	That's kind of like, you know, you don't have to be psychic.
	You just have to look at the statistics and say, oh, and they've been told this is going to happen for sure.
	We just don't know when and nobody's doing anything.
	And how much does it cost?
	Well, for the price of a single stealth bomber, which we like to They're not spending that money, are they?
	No, they're not.
	They're still talking about it.
	You know, they talked about the levees around Katrina for like 50 years, and now if they talk another 50 years about, you know, protecting the grid, then it's sorry.
	One of these days it's going to be, you'll look out and you'll see...
	The most amazing nighttime light show you've ever seen in your life.
	The last time this happened, the sky was lit up blood red, orange, green shimmering curtains all the way from the North Pole to Haiti and to Hawaii and from the South Pole to American Samoa.
	And hikers got up at 3 in the morning in Colorado and started making breakfast because they thought the sun was rising because it was so bright outside.
	And telegraphs and newspapers around the world posted pictures.
	It was just amazing.
	So you may go out and look at that and say, wow, this is really, really something.
	And then, but, you know, the switches don't come on and the lights don't come on.
	And another day goes by and nothing comes on and a week goes by and nothing comes on.
	And, you know, the windows, when people figure out it's not coming on, then all the windows get busted and all the food's looted from all the stores.
	And unfortunately, you know.
	I mean, I appreciate the picture you're painting.
	And it does sound rather dire.
	But let me ask, and this time I'm going to have Richard Allen Miller reply first, and then Matt...
	Rick Miller, can you tell me what about free energy and the fact that our secret space program is using it now as we speak and that this kind of grid shutdown shouldn't be such a challenge if you actually have free energy devices operational, zero point energy, whatever you want to term it as.
	You know, if you want to go the Keshe direction and call it plasma physics or whatever.
	In other words, we've got actually what we call free energy inventors worldwide, many of whom are sort of attacked and killed, according to my whistleblowers and Brian O'Leary, who did a book on it, interviewing free energy inventors and activists worldwide before he died.
	And he was a former astronaut slated to go to Mars.
	So tell me, what is the problem here when we are supposed to have free energy?
	The secret space program has it at their disposal.
	If there is a grid shutdown, and I'm hoping you're hearing me, I can tell you.
	You're coughing in the background, Rick.
	So what do you have to say to that?
	I think there is a lot for the...
	Going on than any of us will ever, really ever know what happened.
	In terms of agendas, best flags, and the rest of it.
	What this is really about is change.
	And the way we have done things to the way we should be doing things.
	Yeah, it doesn't mean we're going to go right, but...
	It would seem that having a little sovereignty with your water and your food is a good place to start.
	And right now, the city of Chattanooga eats, 30% of the food they eat is grown right there locally.
	And I'm guessing where you live, Gary, it's less than 30%.
	It's grown locally.
	The milk isn't coming from LA. And you know, the fact that we are so dependent on petroleum and our lifestyles are so romantic around electricity and nuclear power, We're losing the sight that both of these sources of power are extremely fragile and extremely vulnerable.
	From military and natural forces, the sun itself is probably going to stop the nonsense by dropping the grid.
	Electrical current is a very poor concept in terms of house law and electrostatic fields and the concepts of potential.
	Now, cold fusion, as such, was developed, some of the first things were developed by Dr.
	Brown for NASA. And when NASA chose not to pursue those, he sold those to China.
	And right now, two of their fleets run off water as a cold fusion source, where water is the energy that supplies things.
	In Oregon, we have Buoys that rise and fall with thuds.
	And when I was up in Nova Scotia, I saw tides every day drop and rise 60 feet up north in Nova Scotia.
	And using these buoys as a single power source would have been enough to power the entire eastern seaboard with every single nuclear power plant being turned off.
	TBA and all the Daiichi-like nuclear reactors that are currently being used in most of America are over 20 years old.
	Hanford is currently leaking into the Columbia River.
	Today, Miami had a meltdown as a mini Fukushima.
	And then, of course, last week was Indian Point.
	It's all happening.
	It's all happening right around us.
	All you have to do is watch levels of radiation falling from the rain every day across the country and realize what that's going to do is require a whole different level of hiking.
	Something that we hope to talk about in, you know, where you leave your shoes at the door and you decontaminate before you walk into your bedroom.
	Particularly, It's everywhere.
	That means it's on the ground.
	It means it's on your shoes.
	It means it's falling from the sky, which means it's on your hair and your hat.
	Do you want to put your hair or your hat in your bed?
	It's going to require a whole different way of behaving than the way we talk about hiking.
	And I don't know where the future is on all of this.
	It is, again, a process.
	And hopefully one that's going to lead toward a more spiritual relationship in the way we do things.
	And remember, spirituality is not what you do, but how you do it.
	Okay, very good.
	Matt, do you want to address my question in your own sort of words?
	Well, I haven't had cold fusion or zero-point energy.
	Proven to me directly.
	In other words, I haven't had a device in my hands I've been able to vet and verify.
	I was hired to do the mechanical engineering on and over Unity device.
	And they never introduced me to the inventor.
	They kept him secret.
	They called him Ben.
	It wasn't his name.
	He supposedly was a NASA engineer with 50 patents.
	And he proved it to the satisfaction of the guy who hired me, who was a wealthy businessman with a physics degree in a controls company in San Diego.
	And he put over a million bucks into it.
	And then supposedly the small-scale device worked.
	The large one after a million-plus bucks never worked.
	And they got in a pissing contest, and that's the last I heard of that.
	I've also been associated with another person whom I've spoken with on Skype who actually, when I was at MIT, there was a big brouhaha about some guy who was a Ph.D. nuclear engineering student at Princeton and had designed and built.
	supposedly, a working nuclear device in his kitchen that they ran by the guys at Los Alamos and You know, the place outside the Bay Area, the nuclear labs, and some of the guys said, yes, if it had fuel, it didn't have fuel, that it would go boom.
	And then he ended up being disappeared for a long time and being shuttled around in cars by the CIA and in trunks and, you know, people were after him.
	Now, he did resurface, and supposedly, according to him and others, and I've spoken with him via Skype and phone, that he has a cold fusion device, but I've never seen it and vetted it.
	So, you have more, quote, whistleblower contact in that direction than I do.
	You know, it's one of those things that I'd love to see it, and I'm not saying it doesn't exist.
	I just can't tell you that I've got it.
	All right, but thank you for that, both of you.
	So the bottom line here is that as far as you're concerned, though, even if the Secret Space Program has these devices and is able to use them, as well as clean up the radiation, which we know they have certain abilities to do this,
	actually, and they're not using them, because they want the atmosphere to be methane-filled and go in the air Direction of radiation for a number of reasons that have to do with ET occupation of the planet.
	Gray human hybrids and also reptilians that thrive in a methane-like environment for one thing.
	And then radiation, we know, will also activate more, you know, human...
	in terms of the human genome.
	And so you get, they are hoping, one assumes, certain sort of genetic anomalies that will enter into the genome and allow them to sort of progress along that road.
	So these are reasons why they're letting this happen.
	And it is interesting.
	It is a dilemma that we are facing because if you acknowledge what is absolutely, without any shadow of a doubt in my world, A reality, which is the secret space program, which Catherine Austin Fitz, the former housing secretary, has gone on the record as testifying that not only is there a secret space program, but there's a huge black budget.
	And she traces the money that comes from certain places and creates it and allows it to sustain itself here on planet Earth and off the planet, by the way.
	So we know there's like two parallel kind of worlds going on, but you're both sort of on the money in terms of a survival of the human race sort of trajectory and scenario, certainly.
	And I think you're to be commended there.
	Now, I do want to say...
	Did you want to say something, Matt?
	Because you started...
	Well, I've been on the radio with Catherine and I've spoken with Catherine.
	And, you know, I believe even, you know, Rick, yourself, Catherine, you all have more, quote, insider connections than I do.
	So I'm...
	I can't claim to support what you're saying.
	I just sort of try to keep an open mind and say perhaps.
	It sounds kind of outlandish, but I'll say perhaps.
	But given the fact that I've been associated with people with over unity, people that I trust and admire who, you know, have been associated with working proven, at least proof of concept over unity devices, it would seem that they exist.
	I don't claim to understand the physics behind it.
	I'm a mechanical engineer, which is kind of a practical nuts and bolts guy.
	I'm not like a theoretical physicist.
	But we have one of those on the line here.
	We do.
	We do.
	Yes, that's right.
	We do have one of those in the room, so to speak, in our virtual reality room right now.
	Okay.
	And actually, before you got on the show, we did talk a bit about this, and he acknowledged that certainly there are a lot of advances in this area.
	Oh, yeah.
	In terms of nuclear power...
	The shoebox has a battery, a nuclear battery that is for a house that you plug in like you would one of these heaters outside.
	What are they called?
	The thing that's outside there?
	The heat pump!
	The heat pump!
	That's a nuclear power plant.
	It will run for about 30 years and then run down and you have to replace the rods in it or something like that.
	Their core fusion right now is at the stage where they now have batteries that will charge cell phones in less than 6 minutes rather than 3 hours.
	They have also larger batteries that they're designing now that run a home for several years.
	These are closed systems that deplete at some point.
	I don't know how they work because we've been working with that.
	I know some of the basic physics and the work of MIT right now is all around the concepts of gravitation.
	the idea of into the out of dimensional physics and not theory and that's where cavitation is right now at MIT and it's quite exciting because we are on the verge of discovering new sources of energy that are different than the constructs of what we use for four-footed distance.
	Okay.
	Now, you guys, I have to say that we do need to shut this down.
	I know we started a bit late, so I've let it run over.
	But in the interest of time and the viewers and the way it works on the Internet in terms of having a very long sort of video nowadays, we're going to close this down.
	But I do want to say that there are some people in the chat.
	We have quite a decent audience watching this live.
	And I guess if there's anyone in the chat, because it's been going on a while and I know there may have been some questions, it's almost impossible for me to scroll through all the chat to find them.
	If there's anything, any burning questions we haven't addressed, if you want to type them right now in all caps into the chat, I will attempt to ask the guys while we have them on the line here those questions, and then we will close down.
	This very fascinating discussion and encourage people that maybe come in later to start earlier when they watch the video again as it will be on YouTube and so on.
	Because we had a very fascinating discussion, a wide-ranging discussion, myself and Richard Allen Miller before Matt came along.
	And Matt, what I want to do now is actually offer you the floor to basically kind of say whatever you think you would like to say in terms of what you're going to be talking about, what you have to say as sort of wrap-up comments for this sort of appearance that you're going to be making.
	Well, you know, they're really great events that Rick and I have done at these prepping and, you know, they do prepping and gun shows combined in some places.
	There's a nice sense of community.
	So sometimes people feel like, well, I'm kind of crazy.
	They did the Doomsday Prepper shows and they made them look like real crazy jerks.
	And they said, ah, you spent all that money and you did all this stuff for nothing and the world's just fine.
	And so when you go to these shows, you realize that there's really level-headed people there.
	That the vast majority of us aren't crazies and aren't really out there.
	And that we're just looking at, you know, you don't have to have visions.
	You don't have to, you know, believe in Nibiru.
	You don't have to believe in conspiracy theories.
	You just have to look at trends in our planet and natural solar events and say, hey, this is real.
	And, you know, I may not know the date, but it's going to happen.
	And I'd much rather, you know...
	Take my time right now where the world's working well and kind of get my act together.
	And in the least, you might make some good friends and you might find some alternative medicines that might help you out.
	You might come across antibiotic-resistant bugs, as I have, and find that your answers lie not in medicines but in some of these alternatives because, you know, they've saved people I know lives and limbs with the alternatives when the antibiotics just weren't cutting it.
	Okay.
	Now, I'm actually...
	I see there's just a couple questions cropping up in the chat there.
	One of the people was asking where to get your books, and I am putting the link to actually register for this event.
	event it also goes to Matt Steins website so if you click that link as well as it's also on my website where this this event that we're having tonight has been event announced as well as embedded and will be embedded you know going on to the future so you can get the link anytime you need it isn't the name of the website something like when tech fails.com something Yeah, that's correct.
	And there's links there to buy them discounted at Amazon.
	We get a modesty.
	You can also go through the links.
	At the bottom of the website, there's a bunch of recommended other books if you want to start building a library.
	Those links take you to Amazon where you buy them at the standard Amazon discount.
	It's all good stuff.
	Whether you get the book through me or through Amazon, the information is the same.
	It depends if you want that little signed copy or not.
	Okay, excellent.
	Now, one other question in the chat is, do you recommend a particular portable water filter system?
	Yeah, I... In fact, I'll recommend it right now, and then there's an article.
	I've restructured the website, so I'm not as familiar with it.
	I did a big revamp.
	But the two water filters that I really recommend, the Berkey's are all right, but the ones I really recommend are the backcountry standards that people take to Africa and Nepal and all those places, and that's an MSR or Ketodyne.
	Those are like the two...
	Gold standards for mountaineers and expeditions and backcountry people traveling around the world.
	I want the ones that have the cartridges, their ceramic core with a carbon core and a ceramic outer area that are field serviceable.
	The pleated membrane ones are much more convenient and they pump water faster.
	Problem is that when you put it into a scummy ditch and you plug up that pleated membrane, it's done.
	You give it 10 pumps and it's all over and you've got to put a new one in.
	Whereas if you've got the Katadyne or MSR ones with the ceramic cartridges, you pull it out and you scrub the outside of the cartridge off with your green scrubby and you put it back in and you're in business.
	And it peels a little tiny layer off the outside and it's ready to go again.
	And so I want something that I can field service.
	Now, on my website, if you go to an article called Building the Ultimate Survival Kit...
	There's a whole bunch of links that take you to other places to buy good stuff.
	It's all good stuff in there.
	I've been a backcountry enthusiast since I was...
	My parents started taking me hiking when I was five and six years old in Vermont.
	I've done Trans Sierra solo trips in the middle of winter in the High Sierras.
	So the stuff in there is the good stuff.
	It's not cheesy stuff.
	It's all good stuff.
	And I'm not selling any of that directly.
	The only thing I sell directly is my books.
	All the other recommended stuff, they just links to buy it somewhere else.
	But we get a little tiny associates percentage off that links.
	It helps out.
	Okay.
	Okay.
	Lovely.
	So, thanks for that.
	I guess at this moment, you know, any wrap-up remarks, Richard Allen Miller?
	Well, you know, things always work out in the end.
	And if things aren't working out, then it's probably not the end yet.
	Okay.
	Well, it's a weird feeling.
	That's what Matt and I are actually going to try to impart with you at this workshop.
	In my writings, it's a time for a lifestyle change.
	And when I say that, you don't do it overnight.
	It's a process.
	You never really get where you want to be, but you're moving in the right direction.
	That's the right way to be.
	And from there, it's a question of discovery and living in the moment.
	And that's what I'm going to try to do is teach you how to find that sweet spot where you're in touch with yourself in crisis situations so that you're not afraid, you're not power hungry, you're not clear, and you're not old age.
	Those are the four enemies of man.
	Okay, so again, I've got your poster that we've made on the screen at the moment, which is basically announcing that on March 18th through 20th, you guys are going to be in the Hollywood area.
	Do you want to say where this is being held, the actual name of the venue?
	Yeah, this is at the Hollywood district in the chapel itself.
	And it's in the Hollywood district next to Paramount Studios.
	And we're going to...
	It's a big facility.
	They have lockdowns out there and other kinds of things.
	They're expecting on Friday a fairly large crowd because it's open to the public.
	Yeah, and you can pre-register.
	Yeah, you can pre-register at the website, When Tech Fails.
	And Rick, do you have it up on your website, too, to pre-register, or just mine?
	No, I haven't done that.
	No, I've been doing other things.
	I've got...
	Okay, well, that's okay.
	You know, we have a direct link to register on my website on this show tonight, and it's been there for actually a couple weeks now.
	We've got little ads on my site, the front page.
	On all the pages, we've got little ads for your event.
	So just click the ad, and you'll go right over to be able to purchase tickets if you want to show up in person.
	And like I said, these guys are fascinating and it's great to see them in person.
	And you will connect with like-minded people, which is always a draw to going to any of these events.
	For a fact.
	And it's something that Camelot often is involved in.
	And that's where a lot of people do get a lot of extra value.
	So besides great information and great speakers, you're going to have probably a place to connect with people that are on the same page.
	And that's a wonderful thing.
	So I want to thank you both for coming on the show tonight.
	Sorry for the logistical issues.
	I understand there's a solar storm that might have contributed, we're not sure, to the fact that Rick wasn't able to get on to Google Hangouts in the window here with us.
	And Matt managed, and so thank you, Matt, for joining us.
	You're welcome.
	Sorry we didn't have as much time with you as we would like.
	It's like, hey, I was in the hot seat testifying as an expert witness in a trial in Philadelphia this morning.
	So the fact that I can be testifying in Philadelphia this morning and be here in the High Sierras of California tonight in the Tahoe area It's still pretty amazing to me.
	Technology worked today, at least to that extent.
	Yeah, absolutely.
	Also, you're a trooper because I'm sure that you're pretty exhausted.
	I do pretty well.
	I listen to a little Channing tape.
	I do some meditating on the plane, and I come off, and yeah, I do pretty well for everything.
	Actually, I feel like a million bucks.
	I'm turning 60 this year, and I did 1,000-foot rock climbs in the fall, and skied 45 kilometers a couple weeks ago in a day, and we did 85 kilometers in 48 hours, and so I must be doing something right.
	Yeah.
	Anyway, you know there's going to be some great Q&A. It's your ability.
	It's going to be a limited crowd.
	The place we're not in is not that big.
	So if you get a ticket ahead of time, you guarantee yourself a spot.
	I don't know if we'll be turning away people at the door or not.
	You never know until you get there.
	Okay.
	All right.
	So it's great talking to both of you.
	I can't wait to see you both in person again.
	And I will be down there.
	Like I said, it'll depend on the logistics and the internet connection as to whether we'll be able to broadcast live.
	But we'll certainly try to catch some in-person interviews regardless of what goes on and do some filming.
	So thanks for listening, everyone.
	Have a great weekend, and we'll be back next week with two more incredible shows, as usual.
	So thanks again, and good night, everyone.
	Thank you, Carrie.
	Much appreciated.
	Thank you.
	All right.

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