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Aug. 22, 2018 - Project Camelot

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RONALD RUSSELL FARNHAM: PRODUCER/ AUTHOR FORMER DOD / TOP SECRET

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	Thank you.
	Thank you.
	So we've got a fascinating guest and his name is Ronald Russell Farnham and I think his family name is somewhat well known so I'm gonna actually ask him about that but I'm gonna bring him on the show here just if you stand by and Ronald welcome.
	Hey Carrie, how are you?
	Thanks for having me on.
	I don't know how much I can answer about my name, my far-and-come last name.
	The Russell name is a little bit different.
	Oh, all right.
	Well, no, your family name is an interesting one.
	It may have some, you know, you're familiar with the Illuminati, may have some Illuminati roots, bloodlines, etc.
	It just happens to be an interesting one.
	So...
	Anyway, I want to just welcome you to the show, and I'm really happy that we got in contact, and I'm very interested to hear about your background, because I was quite fascinated.
	You're a real go-getter, I have to say.
	I don't know what people are going to see as far as how much they'll delve into it.
	The links, by the way, for the audience, I've given a Facebook link here in the chat.
	I've also put an article about you, of course, on my blog with the link there.
	And that's got a lot of your links, so people can find your movie, find all the different things you've done, and books, etc.
	I know it's kind of wide-ranging, your background, so can we start out with your stint?
	I think, is it 15 years in the Department of Defense?
	Yeah, in 1993 I went into the army as a signals intelligence analyst and a Korean linguist and I went through all the training and went to language school up in Monterey at Defense Language Institute in Monterey for a couple of years, studied Korean and then I went to signals intelligence school and then I went to Korea and then I went to Fort Gordon.
	In Korea I basically was doing briefings in Korean And technical briefings.
	And then that was while I was still on active duty.
	I became a sergeant over there in Korea.
	And then I came back to the States and I went to Fort Gordon for a year and I worked in the GCCTK, which is it's a facility where we monitored Korea because that was my area of responsibility because I was Korean linguist and then I went to Central Command and I worked in the signals intelligence overhead collection management office for about three years up until 2001 in fact my last day on
	active duty was Friday September 7th 2001 just a few days four days before 9-11 and so I was actually On terminal leave from the military when 9-11 happened, which was a crazy day for my life.
	And then I became a contractor for about six years and I worked right after 9-11 in Washington DC working on critical node mapping.
	I was working for a company called Greyhawk and They were basically working for a CIA effort to map all of the critical nodes in the United States across America because we had just come out of 9-11.
	Everybody was thinking security.
	They were making a huge spreadsheet on all the areas that we needed to keep an eye on and protected from terrorist attack.
	And then after that, I went down to Southern Command for a couple of years and I was a counterterrorism analyst.
	My area of responsibility was Mexico.
	Central America and then in South America and funny enough during my time at Southern Command Northern Command stood up and I'm not sure if you know about the how All commands are structured, but every command has an area of responsibility and every command has a J2. And so Northern Command stood up in their area of responsibility in 2003, late 2002.
	There, when they stood up, was Canada, the United States, and Mexico.
	Okay, I just want to ask you a question.
	What does stood up mean?
	It means they opened up for business.
	Northern Command...
	Hadn't really been open for business yet, and they were taking on their area of responsibility.
	So around the end of 2002, when Northern Command opened up for business and became a command, the United States of America officially, physically invaded the United States with Northern Command.
	Because every command has a J2, and that J2 is the intelligence section.
	And that intelligence section collects all forms of intelligence, signals intelligence, measurements and signatures intelligence, technical intelligence, physical intelligence, human intelligence, electronic intelligence.
	I'm mentioning this because when I was at Southern Command, I had to turn over all my Mexico reporting to Northern Command because they took over Mexico as part of their area of responsibility.
	And so we physically are, we are invaded by the Department of Defense here in the United States.
	Okay, wait, wait, wait, slow down.
	Okay, so who does, who did you all report to if Northern Command took over?
	Who was head of that ballgame?
	Northern Command is headquartered in Colorado.
	Joint Chiefs?
	Are we talking Joint Chiefs?
	Well, all of the commands work together, so they all report to the head of the Department of Defense, the Joint Chiefs of Staff, the President of the United States.
	Do you know who was the top guy when you were there?
	Do you know who was the Northern Command's top guy?
	No, I don't know who the Northern Command's top guy was, who the general was.
	I know my general was General Zinni at the time, and then Okay.
	General Franks took over, and that was at Central Command.
	As far as who the head of Southern Command was at the time, geez, you know, off the top of my head, I cannot remember.
	I used to report to the General Central Command when I was doing the overhead collection management and the signals intelligence overhead collection management office, which was where we did work there.
	Okay, but...
	Okay, you know, sorry, but I think, you know, it's kind of interesting to look back in those days and see what's what.
	And just wondering, did you know about the story about Michael Hastings, who wrote for Rolling Stone and worked for under, well, was sort of embedded with General McChrystal?
	Did you ever follow that story?
	Was he beheaded?
	No, he's the one who here in LA supposedly drove his Mercedes into a tree and the engine jumped out of it several feet in the air.
	It was basically, he was hit by some kind of drone, really, is what happened.
	It wasn't found as where he had a bunch of weapons and he was claiming to be from another planet.
	No, that's not that guy.
	Do you remember that story?
	I think I do remember that vaguely, but Michael Hastings is very famous.
	He's a journalist with Rolling Stone, and he was basically taken out because of what he knew.
	So, that's why I was kind of going down that road trying to find out what, you know, who was head of your command.
	So, okay, so you were Portage as a General Zinni, and then, and I'm wondering what, because I know you eventually left, right?
	You left the, and you weren't working for NSA. What was your relationship with NSA? Um, I was working at Headquarters Special Operations Command on a joint interagency collaboration center database that NSA,
	the Pentagon, the CIA, the FBI, and all of the major agencies at the top secret level would pull from and use that as part of their database.
	As part of their solution, if they were looking to figure something out, you can go into the top secret side, you can go through all the message traffic, pull what you need, give it to your analyst, he can look at the information, and then they can decide if they have to use some special forces operation, then they get all the data, they go into isolation for 30 days, and then they figure out what they're going to do, and then they go carry that out.
	Really, NSA is just one of the collection agencies gathering Vibrations from everything that's being put out on Earth.
	How did it work out?
	How are you propelled to sort of rebel against the system, in a sense, and decide to kind of go your own way?
	I know you said something that made you sound like you were part of a special forces unit that was called Pathfinder, if I understood it.
	Is that correct?
	And what was your...
	What was your role there in that unit?
	In 2004 to 2006, I was the data manager of the Special Operations Joint Interagency Collaboration Center at Headquarters Special Operations Command.
	And that was that database I was talking about.
	I got good at what I did and I was hired to go on to another contract as the Pathfinder Trainer.
	Pathfinder is a software platform that integrates all forms of intelligence.
	So I became the Pathfinder trainer for all of the Special Forces and Special Operations Command intelligence analysts at Headquarters Special Operations, training them how to exploit data and how to use it for actionable solutions.
	Okay, now is that how you came across?
	Well, if I understand your bio correctly, you said you were upset because they wouldn't use your solution to track down terrorists and solve the problem, which was solvable, which I agree with you is quite probably the case.
	And so then you might have realized there was a plot that went higher than the level that you were at.
	But at that point, what happened to propel you?
	Was it 9-11 and then your proposal and then the rejection?
	I mean, how did that work?
	Well, I was always a truth seeker in general.
	In fact, one of the reasons I got into the intelligence world was because I always saw growing up on TV that they were never giving us any answers that we really wanted as people.
	As the human race because they would put it under the tag of national security.
	They would say, you know, we can't tell you it's a matter of national security.
	And I got really tired of hearing that.
	So I said, well, I'm going to get a job in the intelligence community.
	I'm going to work for the CIA or something.
	So I went in the army so I could get my clearance, so I could learn a language, so I could become qualified to work for the CIA, so I could get behind that door and start looking around and finding out the truth about things.
	After 9-11, when I went to Special Operations Command as the data manager from 2004 to 2006 at headquarters SOCOM, I started looking through the reporting from 9-11.
	What I found was that all the top secret reporting and the secret reporting, I could use a switch box.
	I could turn a knob on my desk and switch lamps from unclassified To secret.
	To top secret.
	And then to just regular internet.
	And I had one monitor and it was a switch box.
	And this is like 12 years ago.
	So 15 years ago.
	So I started diving into that information and I found that all of the information from September 8th to the 13th had been scrubbed.
	There was nothing in there I could find about what was going on the few days before and the few days after 9-11 and during 9-11.
	So it kind of told me that they might have reclassified it, but what I discovered in looking at that, even up to, you know, September 7th and September 6th, was that everybody who was involved in the alleged plot by the terrorists, these terrorists who allegedly carried everything out, was that everybody was under surveillance.
	And at the time, I was classmates with two of the people, two of the alleged hijackers at St.
	Leo University on MacDill Air Force Base, on the base.
	There was a St.
	Leo University campus there.
	I would go to class at night because I was going to finish up my bachelor's degree.
	And around 2000, I finished it up.
	And there were code words used in the reporting.
	And they referred to going to get married.
	And that was what was in the reporting, that the terrorists who were passing information, making communications, were using the code term getting married, referring to, oh, we're off to get married.
	Everybody's leaving to get married.
	And that was the code word they were using.
	And after 9-11, I kind of looked back at some of these two classmates, and they were using the same language around the same time.
	We would stand outside class, wait for them to go into our next class.
	We would have a break.
	And we would talk, and they were telling me how they were going to get married, but they wouldn't give me any details.
	And I didn't really think anything of it.
	I thought they were just being goofy Middle Eastern guys who just had their own little inside joke.
	And it was the farthest thing from my mind that that was a code term for the 9-11 operation.
	And as far as 9-11 goes, I have my own theory that kind of coincides with David Wynn Miller's theory.
	So when I got to Special Operations Command, I jumped across the hall and became the Pathfinder trainer and I started training the analysts on Pathfinder how to exploit intelligence.
	Pathfinder uses link analysis.
	It takes license plate, phone number, address, post office box, and birth dates, and it puts people together.
	It shows you who's connected, how they're connected, and it makes a clear path.
	It draws the paths for you.
	It's called Pathfinder.
	So the National Security Agency emailed me and a few other analysts on an email about a specific terrorist problem, and they asked if I could give feedback or a solution or what my thoughts were.
	So I put together a point-by-point plan on how to stop terrorist activity across Earth, where we would not have to worry about any more terrorist activity, period.
	Very simple solution.
	And the next day, and I sent it right to the National Security Agency.
	The next day I got called into my commander's office and they pulled the email out and they said, did you send this to the National Security Agency?
	And I said, yes.
	You know, they wanted information.
	They wanted a solution.
	You know, I thought this was the best I could come up with.
	And, you know, and they said, OK. And so I left.
	And then the next day they wanted to pull me off of my contract.
	Wow.
	So I talked to my manager, my contract manager, and I asked him if I could just resign because I didn't really feel like I did anything wrong.
	I never had a problem.
	I had no bad track record.
	I had no drug or substance abuse problems, no philandering issues, no problems in the military.
	I was never late for work.
	And then suddenly, boom, based on that email, they wanted me Out of there.
	So I told them, I go, fine, I'm going to resign and then it's going to be my mission to stop this madness because I know you guys don't really, if you're not going to implement this solution, I just know that you don't really want to and I could tell by the way they were behaving that they don't really want to stop terrorist activity.
	You probably know as well as I do that it's an operation, it's a money-making machine.
	Well, it's also, you know, it's the state.
	It's the coercive arm of the state trying to put fear into the people by creating false flags.
	Actually, I wasn't supposed to say that on my YouTube channel.
	Can I say it?
	No, we can't say it.
	So creating FFs and things like Pearl Harbor, etc., Gulf of Tompkins, maybe you get my drift.
	I get it.
	So that's fascinating.
	So you actually, you know...
	I mean, was that fast?
	It sounds too fast.
	It sounds crazy fast.
	So, did you get upset?
	Did you, you know, say, what's going on here?
	What's the problem?
	You know, did you kind of try to, I don't know, go upstairs above whoever it was?
	That kind of thing?
	No.
	I went home and I told my wife what happened.
	And I told her I didn't care.
	I was going to just dedicate the rest of my life to working in the entertainment business.
	And find a way to just get the solution out in books and movies.
	I said, because I can't go stand out on a street corner and tell one person at a time.
	I can't have an argument in a bar with somebody one-on-one.
	I need mass communication.
	So I told her, you know, We got to sell the house.
	We moved back to the east coast of Florida.
	Yeah, but that's like overnight.
	How could you think so quickly?
	You must have had signs up to that time or frustrations in your job where you already were prepared to get a runaround.
	I mean, were you suspicious about 9-11 even at that point?
	Yeah.
	At that point, I was kind of confused because...
	I was working and I had my head buried into my job because it took a lot of hours.
	It took a lot of focus.
	It took a lot of dedication.
	I wasn't really even watching television or paying attention to what was going on in the news.
	I pretty much worked.
	I worked on my databases.
	When I was at Southern Command, I was doing constant Editing and writing and reading reports on Latin America, you know on the entire VA or for Southern Command, so I just never really was I wasn't really paying attention to that I knew I knew that something was up a long time ago,
	but That's why I got into the intelligence field because I wanted to go in and find something out about it and After a while I started kind of feeling like a traitor to myself into living souls like I was seeing a Video from downrange of people being blown up needlessly.
	When I was at Special Operations Command as the data manager for the Special Operations Joint Interagency Collaboration Center, I remember one day I came into the office and I was sitting at my desk working on the database and in our office there was a huge big screen, like 15 feet by 30 feet.
	And it had like eight or ten squares of separate screens, but it could also be a full screen.
	And I had just come back from Germany and brought some videos back from downrange and processed them into our system.
	And they had some of them up on the screen.
	And I sat down and this major who I worked with, who was kind of like a cold-hearted soul, he was like, hey man, watch this.
	And so I was looking over and there was a mosque on the screen and it was black and white and it looked like drone footage and there were people like walking with children, pushing people in car, you know, in carriages, walking through the park, riding bicycles.
	And suddenly, out of nowhere, a missile hit that that area.
	The mosque and the street and just exploded everything and sent people flying, robo-flying, and I just watched this live footage of these people just being blown up.
	I felt like I was a part of that.
	I felt like I was responsible in some way as a cog in the gears of all of that, and so it started to get to me.
	I started kind of...
	Okay, so you know, but you didn't become Snowden, for example, you know, and some people think he had an inside help.
	You know what I'm saying?
	I mean, you didn't, like, you didn't plot to, you know, blow the whistle, so to speak, right?
	And I'm just wondering, you know, in other words, you were in a position to have witnessed certain things that Made you suspicious, maybe, of your government?
	I don't know if you had done political work or if anyone had clued you in to the New World Order or that sort of thing while you were under their employ.
	Were you an intellectual?
	Did you do a lot of investigation?
	You didn't become Snowden, so how did that not happen?
	You know what I'm saying?
	Well, I started investigating the Kennedy assassination, really, to find out who killed JFK. And I started looking through the top secret messages that I could find in the Intel database where I was working.
	Okay.
	And this is while I was in Korea.
	So this was 93, 94, 95.
	I was in Korea.
	No, I'm sorry.
	This was 97, 98.
	I was in Korea, and I started going through the databases there and starting to sift through some of the Intel.
	Top secret stuff that I could find in different databases to find out about the story for JFK. And I found the cover story, and it's the same cover story.
	It was like a two-page cover story about what happened and who was blamed.
	And it was basically, and it was a top secret document, but it pretty much was the same cover story.
	So I realized at that point that I wasn't going to get the true answers from the military and from the top secret information because that's compartmentalized.
	At a certain point in the intelligence world, everything is compartmentalized.
	If you're not working on a specific project, then you're not going to have access to the SAP project, which is...
	A special access project.
	You have to be read on to special access projects that have code words.
	And you might be read on to a certain SAP project that's got a code word.
	And then you have to know the code word to get into the files and to even go into the same room and talk about it.
	And so it's really narrowly focused.
	And I didn't learn that until I started looking into all of this stuff.
	But for my whole life, I had been into finding out the truth about everything.
	I would say about two years before I finally resigned from SOCOM, I started slowly making that transition mentally and physically.
	I started getting into working on TV shows and movies and videoing and recording.
	I started doing theater.
	I felt more comfortable and right in that environment than I did sitting in a cubicle Helping start wars and create wars and keep wars going and help feed the misinformation campaigns that are going on on the mass media.
	So it all kind of culminated around 2006 and when I resigned I immediately started writing my first book Second Coming of the Messiah which was an autobiographical in a sense as to how I kind of Had that reached that tipping point of Saying, wait a second, this is wrong.
	Something is wrong.
	Something has to be done about this.
	I'm not going to take this anymore.
	I'm just going to start doing something about it, and I'm not going to be part of this anymore.
	And so I took all of that emotion that I went through with that transition and poured it into this story, which in The Second Coming of Messiah is really two books.
	It's a story about this person who decides to save the world and come up with a solution and then takes action on it.
	And then the first half is about leading up from where the Bible ends to where we are now, or where the Messiah starts, and how the New World Order and currently the Illuminati and the powers that be got to where they are.
	Because I really think the latest iteration of Weishaupt's Illuminati is really something that now...
	It seems somewhat like a cover story, but I think the bloodlines of thousands and millions of years before.
	This Illuminati just didn't start over the past couple thousand years or the last two or three hundred years with the Rothschilds and the Bowers.
	I think it's been going on for longer than we could even pretend to know or have information to back that information up with.
	Right, now you are, you're actually, aren't you writing a book on bloodlines right now, another book?
	Well, all of my screenplays that I write, I turn into books.
	So I'm writing the screenplay and developing it right now.
	It's called The Lines of Destiny.
	And it's about the 13 major bloodlines who are controlling the physical domain Who are also being controlled by the Archons who are controlling them vibrationally with demonology, Satanism, sacrifices, ceremonies, energy, the ability to shift in and out of vibrations.
	And so this group of bloodline members who are assassins for the different bloodlines decide to make a break from all of them because what's happened is that CERN is attempting to control all of the timelines and CERN is giving information to the different bloodlines and the different bloodlines want certain timelines to manifest so they're sending out orders to their different assassins in their bloodline to go kill people and cause things to
	happen so that they can shift into the timeline that they want and it's causing a lot of different Mandela effects for different people within the story so Well, that sounds like a cool story.
	Now, you're also somebody who...
	I don't know whether you actually worked in Hollywood for a while or if you're sort of on the outside, on the fringe.
	So I'm not sure, you know, are you going to get funding for your movies?
	You wrote a book on how to write a screenplay in, I don't know, a certain number of days or something like that.
	Can you elaborate on how you kind of...
	Are you in the business seriously or are you a sideliner?
	Where are you at?
	I've gone in and come out and now I've got my niche.
	So I moved to LA in 2011 and started doing extra work in like hundreds of movies and TV shows.
	And finally I got my SAG card.
	I joined the Screen Actors Guild, and it cost like $3,000 to join, but I joined the Screen Actors Guild, so I'm a paid-up member of the Screen Actors Guild.
	And then I decided I wasn't really going to try and go the route where I wanted to become a star, where I was going to get an agent.
	I mean, I had agents.
	When I was in Florida, I was doing well.
	I became commercial spokesperson for different products.
	I was doing commercials.
	I was getting paid to do voiceovers, and I was here in this Florida market.
	And so I moved to L.A., And wanted to take it to the next step.
	And then I realized that I could actually, I just had this charisma that I can get people together and I can produce and direct and write and file the paperwork for SAG. So that's what I did.
	And I decided, and I hadn't heard that in Hollywood that you don't want to try and, if you're going to write something, you're writing for entertainment.
	You don't want to try and give like, you know, your opinion.
	You want to just write.
	It's all about entertainment.
	You don't want to really have some kind of a strong voice.
	And I thought, that's stupid.
	If I'm going to waste all of my time or spend all of my time to create something that I'm passionate about, I want to be able to retain my voice.
	So I decided to bring out the Messiah character, and I wrote the movie Hollywood and Vine.
	About this woman who wants to take down the global military industrial complex.
	She comes from the Pentagon.
	She goes to Hollywood with her book, the sequel to the Bible that she wrote, Second Coming of the Messiah.
	And so I wrote and produced and directed this movie.
	And I made it SAG, so I put the paperwork through the Screen Actors Guild so that I could Taft-Hartley people.
	I could put them into the Screen Actors Guild.
	It would make more actors who were non-union want to work for me.
	And I paid everybody like $125, like $175 a day for cast and crew, and I had to feed them and give them breaks.
	So I did that movie, and then I performed on live TV on America's Got Talent.
	I performed on Guinness World Records Gone Wild.
	Okay, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait.
	What did you perform as what?
	Because I think you're, what are you, a drummer?
	Is that right?
	I have been a drummer.
	I was a drummer in some bands when I was earlier in the military and when I was in high school.
	But I actually was just cruising Craigslist one night and I saw this ad for a talent casting director who wanted to know if you could do any of these different things.
	And I played college baseball, and I still play baseball, as a pitcher.
	And one of those things was throwing plungers.
	So I thought, oh, I can do that.
	I'm a pitcher.
	I could throw plungers.
	So I made an audition video, like, that night.
	And then I sent it to them, Guinness World Records Gone Wild, saying that I could break the record, the world record, for hitting the most number of people in one minute with the plungers.
	So they had me on their show twice, on Guinness World Records Gone Wild, And then America's Got Talent saw me and they emailed me and they were like, hey, do you want to come do that on America's Got Talent?
	So I thought, yeah, why not?
	Because I had co-written a book with someone who hired me to write a book and it fell into the niche of Howard Stern.
	But we thought if we could get the book to Howard Stern, that would help us to get financing and maybe we could get on his radio show.
	So, you know, in Hollywood, kind of one thing leads to another.
	So I accepted that.
	My friend flew out that I wrote the book with from Pennsylvania.
	We were on America's Got Talent.
	I gave Howard Stern a copy of my book, or our book, and then I threw plungers and I failed miserably.
	It was all part of that crazy journey in Hollywood.
	Actually, what happened to your movie?
	Did anyone see it?
	You mean the one that I gave to Howard Stern that I wanted him to take a look at?
	No, the one that you made.
	Is that true, what you wrote in your bio, that you actually were like a homeless guy because during that time and you didn't have a place to stay and you also worked another job while you're shooting the movie in order to pay the people?
	I did.
	I started writing Hollywood and Vine in 2012 and started filming it around 2013.
	And I was, at the time, I was a non-union extra and I was only making, so non-union extra makes around $69 for the first eight hours.
	They only pay like eight, nine bucks an hour.
	And my rent was like, you know, um, eight or 900 bucks a month plus public transportation.
	Cause I went out there without a car.
	I sold everything I had in Florida and just flew to LA and moved into an apartment with a friend of mine who I met on a film set at Universal Studios in Florida, in Orlando.
	So, um, So it was costing me so much to live that it was taking me forever to shoot my movie once I started shooting it.
	Because I had to pay everybody.
	So it cost me around $1,000 to $1,600 per shoot day.
	And I had like 30 shoot days.
	So I eventually said, look, man, I got to move out.
	I had to find a cheaper place.
	And I found a place for like $600 a month.
	And then I still wasn't able to save as much as I wanted to finish the movie because I didn't want people to change their hair.
	I needed to get this movie done.
	So then I moved into my friend's kitchen on Melrose right there in Hollywood.
	Melrose and Western into his apartment.
	He put a box in his kitchen and I put my computer on top of the box and I slept in the bottom part.
	And I put all my stuff in storage.
	And then that was...
	That's amazing.
	Okay.
	But were you ever literally homeless from that?
	Yeah.
	So after that, I moved in.
	I was shot another shoot day.
	I was shooting on some TV show, and I met a guy who was working as a bartender behind me on the TV show.
	And I was like, man, it's costing me so much in catering for my stuff, my movie.
	And he's like, I'm a caterer.
	So I hired him to cater for me.
	And then he let me move into his garage for like $4.50 a month.
	But I only stayed there for a month.
	It was in East L.A. and I just didn't feel welcome in East L.A. So then I decided to just move out.
	I put everything in storage and I moved on to the 720 bus.
	And the 720 bus, and I was working in Malibu cleaning there.
	I was doing extra work in movies and TV shows.
	I was eligible now to join the Screen Actors Guild.
	And I was cleaning the kitchen at Pepperdine University overnight from like 8 p.m.
	to 6 a.m.
	Then I would get on the bus and sleep on the bus from Malibu all the way down to Santa Monica and then the 720 bus all the way out to East LA. Then I would have to get out and I'd sleep on the bench in front of the In-N-Out, not In-N-Out Burger, but the other one.
	Then I would get on the bus and ride all the way back to Malibu and so I could sleep on the bus and then I found a couple places I could sleep on the street to just be comfortable.
	About a week into that.
	Yeah?
	Okay.
	Well, how old were you at that time?
	45.
	I'm 49 right now.
	Oh, so this is very recent.
	This happened in 2014 when I intentionally became homeless so I could save my money because I wanted to get my movie done.
	So, yeah, this happened when I was 45 in 2014, so four years ago.
	Okay.
	I moved to L.A. when I was 43.
	All right.
	Well, you're a very brave guy.
	Now, has anyone seen your movie?
	Does anyone want to see your movie?
	How's that going to work?
	Well, I finished it.
	It's on Amazon Prime, and it's on two other video on-demand sites, Pivot Share and Gumroad.
	But Amazon Prime, it's on Amazon Prime in the UK. The United States and Germany.
	I did the subtitles for Germany.
	Right now, I'm getting some hits here and there, but I really need more advertising dollars, honestly.
	I've just been advertising through social media and making as many friends as I can, but as soon as I started advertising on my own on Facebook, they shut me down and turned me off for a few days and said, I can't post my movie.
	So I'm doing interviews like this.
	I'm doing email campaigns and just building up word of mouth.
	Plus I have more products like on DVD and I have a documentary on Amazon Prime called True Stories, a lifetime of UFO abductions about a friend of mine who has experienced a lifetime of missing time.
	And we get into whether or not this might be a government, a joint government other than human species Program for genetic manipulation and fetus harvesting and baby harvesting for satanic rituals.
	And so I did that.
	That's on there.
	So I'm getting some traction.
	Okay.
	Well, that's very impressive.
	You know, I think people will be very inspired by your sort of trajectory here.
	Now, I want to know, are you, in other words, are you an aspiring director?
	Is that direction where you're going now, producer, director, producer?
	Or, you know, are you trying to widen your horizons?
	Because you seem also to be, like when you contacted me, you said something about...
	Being associated with Michael Tellinger's work, or at least finding that inspiring.
	So how does that fit into this scenario?
	Because that's kind of interesting.
	Well, the whole mass media platform for me, whether it's writing screenplays and books, or making movies and documentaries in a reality show, because I have like...
	Hello.
	Okay.
	Something weird just happened.
	Hello?
	Oh no.
	Okay, wait, wait, wait, wait.
	There was some kind of glitch and we didn't hear anything you said.
	The complete camera stopped as far as I know.
	So I said something about you, you know, what was your trajectory?
	Where are you headed now?
	And you sort of started to answer the question and then your picture froze and we heard nothing.
	Okay, so I'm back now.
	Everything's good?
	Yeah, looks like it.
	All right.
	I work in the entertainment business as an actor, writer, producer, and director.
	And my main goal in everything that I do, which is Enlightenment Through Entertainment.
	That's the name of my production company, Enlightenment Through Entertainment Productions.
	So, as far as Michael Tellinger goes, I was looking for the solution and the I've been looking for the solution, developing the solution, writing it down.
	There's so many different parts to it that one of the things that's a part of it is the promissory note.
	And so before I ran into Michael Kellinger's video about the promissory note, I started looking at how to accept for value bills because I had been doing research about how our body is really our vessel that carries our soul around.
	But the US of A corporation has turned everybody into a bonded commodity, and we have an account that we can use, and we can accept for value debts and things like that.
	So I was looking at trying to bring down the government and say, we need to get rid of the Federal Reserve System, and we need to be able to accept for value all of our stuff.
	And I was putting that into my reality show, and I was writing that into scripts as part of books and things like that.
	So then I came across Michael Tellinger and his concept of the promissory note where he could pay off of his mortgage by making his own promissory note.
	And what I learned from doing the research based on that video was that the Federal Reserve is a corporation and the United States of America is a corporation.
	And the United States, which is not the United States of America, but the United States is a series of countries that That we all call states.
	So you get the United States of America Corporation has a deal with the Federal Reserve Corporation to force us to use the Federal Reserve Corporation's promissory notes.
	And they're not dollar bills.
	I mean, we call them dollar bills.
	You know, we call them what every country that uses Federal Reserve notes calls them whatever their currency is, but really they're promissory notes.
	They're a corporation, and they've turned us into corporations.
	So being I'm a corporation, you're a corporation, all of the people listening, you've been converted into corporations unless you remove yourself from that whole situation.
	So you have the right as a corporation to write your own promissory note, autograph it, because I've learned also you don't want to sign things.
	You want to autograph it.
	So you autograph it and then you tender it for value to the bank.
	And the bank has to accept it Or they're committing the felony of misconduct in public office.
	In the law, in maritime law, things work off of honor and dishonor, offer acceptance, and conditional acceptance.
	So if you make an offer to a judge, let's say, the judge is honorable in court because they're accepting or conditionally accepting your offers.
	It's bargaining.
	It's a bargain.
	They're bargaining with you in their crank kangaroo court.
	So I started submitting promissory notes to the banks that I had credit with or loans with.
	And I even started creating debts that I had to pay so I could submit the promissory note to the bank so that they would have to either accept it or go into dishonor.
	And I had an account with the Space Coast Credit Union here in Florida.
	And I decided to write a $2 million promissory note to the Space Coast Credit Union for them to accept for value and deposit.
	Now, if I was committing fraud, and this was something that was punishable that I was doing and was fraudulent, and I put together a nice template, I figured it out.
	If I was committing fraud, then they would come knocking on my door and I would face charges, criminal charges of fraud.
	So I mailed the promissory note to the credit union, and they dishonored it, and they shut my account.
	The chief financial officer resigned, wouldn't speak to me.
	And then I called the state attorney general of Florida, Pam Bondi, who just met with Donald Trump when he came to MacDill Air Force Base recently and gave a speech, you know, one of his speeches, because he's on the re-election campaign.
	And I emailed Pam Bondi, and I told her, listen, the Space Coast Credit Union is committing misconduct in public office.
	They haven't accepted my promissory note.
	They shut my account down.
	The chief financial officer resigned.
	I want you to take care of this.
	This is an issue.
	This could free all living souls from financial slavery because we could all, you know, tender our promissory note to the bank.
	They would deposit the numbers into our account.
	We would have our $2 million.
	And then we could go spend Federal Reserve notes on the street.
	And she emailed me back and she said, I refuse to discuss promissory notes with you.
	And she cut off communication.
	And I even censored the example.
	Now, if I had been committing a crime and this was fraud, somebody would have come to my door and said, hey, you know, you're under arrest for fraud, mail fraud, because I mailed them out to banks all over the country also.
	Not one knock on my door.
	Not one.
	Okay, okay, okay.
	But now I've got to slow you down a little.
	So this sounds, you know, I don't know if you knew David Windmiller.
	You know, he passed away.
	I just talked to him on the phone about two months ago.
	No, he did pass away.
	I know someone who knows him.
	But...
	I believe you.
	I'm just saying that's sad.
	I didn't know that.
	You didn't know that?
	Okay, I'm sorry.
	Yeah, that, you know, he had some kind of disease.
	I don't know what it was.
	They probably killed him, but, you know, sped it along, so to speak.
	But anyway, so what I'm asking you, do you know who Sean David Morton is?
	Yes, I know that name.
	Alright, well, you know, he's an LA guy.
	He has actually some similarities to you because he never worked for the Department of Defense.
	But he is a well-known personality who grew up in Hollywood as a kid and has, you know, done lots of television shows producing.
	And he's tried to direct his own movies, too.
	He hasn't really maybe gone as far as you.
	But he has made a couple of movies, I think.
	And he's someone I know quite well.
	Anyway, he is a radio show personality, most well-known for that, I think, at this point.
	I've had him on my show dozens of times.
	Actually, he's got a column right now.
	He's in prison.
	He was in prison by the SEC along with his wife.
	And he basically tried to defend himself in court.
	Anyway, they framed him because he's actually writing a series of books that are revealing the ET situation from a whistleblower who contacted him through his lawyer.
	who ran Area 51 and it's a long story but nonetheless and it's called Sands of Time and I highly recommend the books but Okay.
	What you're trying to do is something that he's very knowledgeable about, but this is the kind of thing that they do throw you eventually into jail for if they can find a reason to do so.
	I mean, it could be a parking ticket.
	But anyway, so I just wanted to say...
	Oh, I've been to jail.
	I've been to jail.
	Okay.
	I have no problem with going to jail.
	All right, fine.
	So it's interesting that you're going down this road.
	So, okay, so you're doing this now and you filed these, I don't know, whatever you want to call it, promissory notes.
	And he literally got thrown in jail for kind of a similar thing in a way.
	One of the, I guess, strikes against him, whatever you call that, is that he and his wife Because he sussed out the IRS and what a sham that is.
	And he wrote a check based on his value or whatever it is.
	I don't quite get it, but for a certain amount of money.
	And they accepted it, believe it or not, as payment for his taxes.
	And then they turned around and said he...
	I mean, they literally gave him the money.
	He filed for money they owed him or something.
	And they paid him.
	And then they turned around and said, no, they made a mistake.
	And he was responsible for their mistake.
	And so they put certain counts against him.
	It was really twisted logic.
	But anyway, just to be warned.
	All right.
	Well, it's interesting you're trying to go down this road.
	And I know Michael Tellinger is not having such an easy time of it in South Africa, actually.
	Now, I've been to South Africa four or five times and visited him and stayed, in fact, at his home and done a documentary on Adam's calendar.
	In case you don't know, maybe you do know.
	So that's another very interesting story.
	And he has tried to do some similar things in South Africa.
	Of course, you know his Ubuntu movement, etc.
	But, you know, so it's nice that you're trying to fight this battle.
	I'm not sure how far you're going to get.
	So where does this go for you at this point?
	Well, I'm continuing to make movies.
	I'm doing the timeline movie.
	And I'm getting people all around to help start...
	Participating in the solution to get the ball rolling, to get things moving, and I'm sharing that information as often as possible.
	I have the promissory note template, and I've got the codes and the statutes and the supporting information to go with it.
	So anybody who wants to contact me, and I have people contact me on a regular basis now because I post about this and I've done other interviews and I've talked about this and then those listeners will email me and say, hey, send me the promissory note.
	So there's the promissory note and people are starting to tender the promissory note to the banks to start putting them into dishonor.
	This could become a class action lawsuit with, I believe it's more than three people, it becomes a class action lawsuit if they commit misconduct.
	And then there's a series of other steps that I am doing my best to spread through my books and movies and interviews for people to take action.
	And there's a certain series of steps where you withdraw from Social Security.
	You become a non-citizen.
	You revert back to a living soul.
	You give back your driver's license.
	First of all, you've got to read Sean's stuff.
	You've got to listen to him talk about this.
	I can put you in touch with him.
	He's in what do you call that kind of jail where it's a white-collar jail or whatever.
	Minimum security?
	I guess you call it that.
	He, you know, but it is jail.
	It's in Arizona.
	And he writes a blog every once in a while he writes to me, but you should write to him in prison and tell him what you're doing and try to get some advice, I think.
	But anyway, that's great.
	No, it's very interesting.
	So, okay, so in terms of your making this movie, what do you call the movie again?
	The one I'm writing now, I'm about to finish a movie.
	I've got about three more scenes to shoot.
	That's called Horror Scope.
	And there's a message behind that.
	And the one I'm doing now, that I'm writing now, is called Lines of Destiny.
	And eventually those Bloodline members attempt to escape The Antarctic ice wall to get out of the Earth domain.
	And then they want to try and escape the holographic matrix that we're in to face the archons and to find out who the architect of this hologram is that we're living in.
	Oh, cool.
	All right.
	Well, so that's kind of an interesting concept in itself.
	All right.
	It's like a more direct matrix.
	You know, the movie The Matrix was a little...
	It's more of an analogy, whereas I'm doing it straight forward.
	Like, here's how we're living.
	Here's the situation.
	Let's just go take care of this.
	I'm tired of seeing symbolism where people just sit there and watch and get hypnotized instead of going, hey, there's a message here for us to take action because this is what's going on and let's do something about it.
	I'm really into taking action and doing things about things and affecting a solution.
	My goal tonight is for all of your listeners to email me and go, all right, well, at least give me the promissory note.
	Let me take a look at it.
	Let me talk to my lawyer or my banker.
	Let me see about, you know, do I really need a driver's license to drive?
	Let me see if I really have to have this birth certificate.
	Okay, but what I want to ask you is, in terms of shooting your movies, do you hire a professional crew?
	And if so, I'm like, are you shooting and directing?
	Or are you, you know, do you have a cameraman that's a professional?
	Are you working with a professional crew?
	Well, I worked on about a thousand movies and TV shows when I was in LA. I mean, on studios, you know, I used to work.
	I was on Resolve Niles a lot, the mini project.
	So I know how to I am a film professional.
	I know how to direct, produce, and run a whole crew.
	So what I do is I hire the technicians that I need.
	If I need a cameraman to be my director of photography, then I hire him.
	Like right now, my movie Horror Scope, I'm running it.
	I have friends and basically hired crew who do what I need to do.
	I run three cameras at once and sound and clean sound.
	Because I'm working with kids in this movie.
	If I don't set up for three angles, it's going to be hard to piece together scenes that don't have good continuity because the kids are new at acting and got it for a short period of time because they lose focus.
	The next one I'm going to do, the lines of destiny, I am hiring crews all over the world.
	I've got a crew set up right now in New York, LA, Las Vegas, South Africa, London, And India.
	And so I'm putting all that together right now.
	And then I'm going to work on Brazil.
	And this is taking place in several different countries.
	Okay, but where do you get your financing?
	I either work for it and save my money and raise it.
	Or I ask people for it.
	Like with Hollywood and Vine, it cost me about $50,000 in cash just for the production.
	And about $35,000 or $40,000 of that was my own money.
	And then I had about $10,000 in outside funding from friends and family who give me $1,000 or $500 at a time.
	Okay, right.
	And a couple of credit cards.
	So that's what I call the guerrilla filmmaking model.
	And, you know, I've done the same thing myself, by the way.
	I've shot a couple of short films this way.
	But it's, you know, it's grueling and...
	Very involving.
	For the Lines of Destiny, I am looking for funding now.
	I need $100,000 to make this movie.
	And I can make it.
	And I know how to do a budget and stay on budget.
	So I put up a GoFundMe account called Lines of Destiny.
	So it's on GoFundMe.
	Okay, now, did you send me that link?
	No, did you send me that link?
	No, but I will.
	I'll send it to you.
	Yeah, you should.
	Absolutely.
	Because you never know who's watching this, who wants to help your cause.
	All right?
	And, you know, you sound like someone with boundless energy and very inspiring.
	I think people will really appreciate, you know, everything you're trying to do and everything you've been through.
	And you're sort of in a position to know, having worked for the belly of the beast, so to speak.
	And they truly are a beast.
	They are ruthless killers.
	And I realized that, and so my mindset is for us as the living souls.
	My mentality is, take no prisoners.
	Let's just do this.
	I don't care if we're disrupting their system.
	I don't care if they go bankrupt.
	I don't care if it causes a problem to the powers that be who are causing problems for all of us.
	I don't care about that.
	I have a goal and a solution and I'm not worried about rustling feathers or rocking their boat.
	That's what needs to happen.
	Okay, now I appreciate that.
	So what I'm going to do is I want people to be able to ask questions.
	I think I told you that we try to allow the audience to participate a little bit.
	So I'm going to look in the chat.
	But meanwhile, what I want you to tell me at this point is kind of how you see the current situation financially, because you're working on this sort of odd, promissory note and stuff.
	And I think I heard you on another show talk about...
	Of all things, the dinar, and the fact that you were invested in the dinar, and you know a lot of people that are, et cetera, et cetera.
	So you want to talk about that a little bit, your kind of take on where we're headed financially with this new world order, et cetera.
	Well, I think financially, the United States, anyway, is in an economic depression.
	The cost of living is so high and wages are so low that people now are barely able to survive.
	There's a wider and wider gap happening to where the oil prices and the gas prices have gone up.
	They've driven all the other prices up, yet minimum wage is still the same.
	How are you supposed to pay for everything that we're now being required to have?
	Otherwise, you can get fined for not having insurance and things like that.
	So I think we are headed toward what Albert Pike put in his Three World Wars letter.
	We're in the middle of the global war on terror, which I think is about to end, and it's going to leave the entire world hopeless and poverty-stricken and fearful and evil.
	Not in a position where they even know what to do, where they're going to, what they want us to do, according to what Albert Pike wrote, is turn toward the Luciferian doctrine.
	And I think Trump is setting the stage now, and Reagan said it before him, was that we're preparing, I think, for a fake alien invasion after this whole...
	I don't know if they're going to have this global war on terror blow up so much that it turns into a small nuclear war, but, you know...
	The Georgia Guidestones are out there, and the first commandment is to maintain a population under 500 million.
	So I think right now our economy is purposefully being just decimated, where we're going to be poverty-stricken soon, and I think it's happening all over.
	And I think the global war on terror is kind of wrapping up, and what's going to happen is the next war they're setting up for maybe a fake alien invasion.
	Because I think the ETs, if there even is outer space, and the flat Earth and the simulation theory is like maybe something for another show, but they're setting up for an alien war.
	And I think what the New World Order wants to do is they want to finish putting that capstone on top of the pyramid and finish their Tower of Babel.
	And once the space war comes in, Then we will all basically fall under one world government, because that's where they want us to go, one world currency, one world religion, which I think is going to be the Luciferian doctrine, which is going to be the fact that we are living in a lightweight frequency realm inside some type of analog or computer simulation, maybe.
	But I don't know what they're going to bring out, but I think that's where we're headed in the long run.
	Okay.
	All right.
	Well, no, I mean, you know, that sounds kind of like a facsimile of what, indeed, we may be headed for, for sure.
	I may have some...
	I'm starting to prevent some of that.
	I appreciate that.
	Well, I'm also working in this capacity, but the way it looks is kind of the future looks a bit dim in that regard.
	I mean, we certainly do look like we're headed for what I, well, we're in a world of worlds, but it's actually escalating, I guess you might say.
	And they are kind of Well, that's a whole, I mean, don't get me started.
	So, okay.
	So now I have a lot of people here that are going to, you know, let me say to everyone who's there, and we have quite a few people in the chat room, guys and women, please put your questions in all caps so it can tell if there's a question there and make it an intelligent question if you possibly can.
	And I would say that in terms of the alien invasion, well, it's going to be a little difficult because, you know, I always say that it's kind of hard to conduct a fake alien invasion when you've got a real one going on.
	So, how do you do that?
	How do you do it when the actors actually are real?
	And, you know, maybe it facilitates it.
	Maybe they can be operating on several, you know, levels at once and that works for them.
	I don't know if you're listening to my interviews with Eddie Page, who was in CIA for, calls himself a Pleiadian and interesting man and is basically predicting a lot of Earth changes.
	So some of these scenarios that are coming down the pipeline, Financial, etc.
	All also involve a lot of Earth changes that apparently may be coming to the fore.
	And we're already kind of part of them, of course.
	We're having these heat waves all around the planet and not caused by global warming, of course.
	But, you know, the heating of the planets, the volcanism, there is reason to believe that these things are going to be caused by By the desire for a new world order because it plays into their plan to basically, in essence, depopulate the United States for one thing.
	And turn this into kind of a garden breadbasket is apparently the plan, or at least one of them.
	You know, Alternative 3, Alternative 21, Alternative whatever number you want to call it, and so on and so forth.
	So we're headed down that road as well.
	Now, in terms of the financial, though, you kind of didn't Really go into much detail there.
	So I'm still looking for questions in the chat.
	But in the meanwhile, can you talk a little bit about, let's say, near term finance?
	Are you like invested in cryptocurrencies?
	Are you looking at that situation?
	Yeah, I invested in a little bit of cryptocurrency, and then right after that, the Bitcoin took a huge dive.
	And I was listening to a lot of what Cliff High at Half Past Human was saying, you know, with the Web Bot Project.
	Oh, right.
	And so I kind of got into that.
	I heard about the Bitcoin in 2012, 2013, when I was living in LA, and I could have got in on it at like, I don't know, $20 a coin.
	So I looked at Ether currency and I thought that it's just another currency.
	It's something that it's go-between has to be a Federal Reserve note.
	If you're going to buy cryptocurrency, you've got to basically spend your bank account to buy it.
	And if you sell it, you know, I know some people who get the cryptocurrency credit cards and they can build up their value, but it's still just another form of perception of value.
	So I kind of got into that, but I decided to keep my theme promissory notes for myself.
	And I understand the Federal Reserve banking system.
	I understand.
	They print off Federal Reserve notes.
	It's backed by nothing.
	They give it to us to spend.
	We go out and work, and we're worth a certain amount of Federal Reserve notes per hour.
	That's it.
	And now the cost of living has gone up.
	Wages have either stayed the same or even gone down in some places.
	I've seen people getting pay cuts.
	I don't understand that.
	I just see it in general and basic.
	I focus my attention on getting the promissory note accepted because that's our legal tender.
	I have the solution.
	The solution is right here in front of everybody.
	We have to Put the banks at a tipping point where enough living souls who have been converted to citizens have tendered for value their promissory dough, and now the banks are all in dishonor, and the courts have no other choice, or at least the Supreme Court has no other choice but to say, yes, you're right, you have to accept these, and then that changes everything.
	Then everybody has unlimited wealth and is finally seen as an equal on the Car with everybody else living soul and being treated the same way.
	It's manufactured poverty every way around.
	And once the promissory note is accepted for value, Then there's no reason for most of the crimes that people are incarcerated for.
	Nobody's going to go out and rob because they don't have to, because they have their wealth.
	They're not going to have to go sell themselves or sell drugs.
	I know, but you do realize that there's a plot to actually make sure that something like this never happens, obviously.
	So, you know, you're up against...
	They are afraid of us in numbers.
	They are afraid of us in numbers.
	That is true.
	That's the thing.
	They don't want an uprising.
	I'm not so sure sending in a promissory note is really going to solve it.
	But, okay, you know, whatever.
	Well, if one person submits it, yeah, they can wipe that under the rug.
	But if 330 million of us show up at the banks with our promissory note in our hands and it's a march for justice, because it is just.
	This isn't fraud.
	Then they can't they can't turn their eye from it.
	The news can't ignore it.
	It's got to be a change.
	But we each have to be responsible as individuals.
	If we're not willing to take responsibility from hearing the entry because knowledge is not power.
	Knowledge applied is power.
	If you're not going to take action on the knowledge that you're given and apply it and do something with it, then it's just going to sit there and you're just going to say, well, no one's going to go for it.
	It's not going to work.
	I don't think that way.
	It's going to work.
	You have to believe it and millions of people have to start believing it.
	Otherwise, we're going to go down that road that they've already pre-selected for us and it's going to be What are they heading for?
	A disaster for us, really.
	They're destroying Florida right now, where I live.
	They're killing Okeechobee.
	They're killing the middle of Florida, the Everglades, because big sugar is dumping waste.
	And Pam Bondi, the Attorney General, won't stop it.
	So they're manufacturing an ecosystem change here in Florida.
	Radiation, red tide on the shores, it's disgusting.
	And nobody's stopping it.
	Alright, fair enough.
	Now, someone wants to know, what about the currency reset?
	Do you have any thoughts on that?
	Well, I heard that the dinar was going to reset like five or six years ago.
	That's why I bought it.
	My mom, my sisters, and I bought it.
	Drove to Orlando, they drove to Tampa to the currency exchange and went to the Tampa Mall and went to the currency exchange there and put down a few thousand dollars to get our hundreds of thousands of dollars of dinar.
	Because when we went into Iraq, we just destroyed their economy, plummeted their dinar, and then France bought trillions of dinar.
	So that later on at another time, they can revalue it.
	So the only thing I can say is that when they are ready to revalue it, they will.
	And I have a feeling, though, That the dinar I hold and the dinar that the people might have bought at the treasuries where they went to do it, the currency exchanges, they might say, well, we're not going to accept that dinar.
	We're giving them new Federal Reserve currency.
	That other stuff, burn it.
	It's not worth anything.
	And then so I think...
	Under the table, maybe France and those countries that bought trillions of dollars of dinar, they knew what they were buying.
	I was buying based on tips from stockbrokers and people that I knew.
	So we went and bought it.
	When's it going to revalue?
	I don't know.
	It sure does seem to be taking a long time to get Iraq back up on its feet.
	So I thought it was going to revalue about two or three years ago.
	And every now and then there's rumors that it's going to revalue, but it doesn't.
	And it hasn't.
	And it will when they are ready for it to.
	Okay, well, that's interesting.
	Now, someone wants to know, how do they get in touch with you to get the promissory note?
	They can contact me directly on Facebook.
	Just message me directly.
	Or they can email me at farnham.ronald at gmail.com.
	And I will send them everything that they need.
	In the path of freedom...
	I'll also send with this, the promissory notes of the Path to Freedom, which is a document from the Sovereignty Education Defense Ministry that has the steps where you can remove yourself from the jurisdiction of the state so you never have to pay taxes, you don't have to have a driver's license, you don't have to have a social security number.
	Now before you do that, can I ask you, how are you going to raise money for a film and not have any of those things?
	Well, I'm in this system, and I have to use Federal Reserve notes.
	I have no choice.
	I'm working to effect the change, and I'm working for these promissory notes to be accepted, and I'm working to get people to withdraw from the government.
	And when we all start working together en masse, then yes, I won't have to live off the Federal Reserve note.
	But right now, I have to, so I have no choice.
	I mean...
	I don't feel hypocritical about it because I have to do what I have to do.
	I've lived on the street before and I'm not afraid to be uncomfortable.
	That's fine.
	I'm in a lucky situation where I don't have to.
	I can do what I need to do.
	I can do the interviews.
	I can make the movies.
	I can make the DVDs and write the books and go speak when I need to speak and write and create and put out the solution and market and I can do all that while at the same time I'm not really into material things.
	I have whatever little food that I want to eat which I try not to eat too much.
	I don't drive around a whole bunch.
	I'm mostly inside creating and then I have everything I need so I don't really care about How much I have.
	This isn't really about me and being rich and wealthy.
	This is about, I came here into this life for a purpose.
	I finally figured it out.
	I think the military was a catalyst for it.
	Hollywood was a catalyst for it.
	I got the tools that I need to be able to use to go and put this out there and start doing what I need to do.
	So I have to live in this situation, you know, in the Federal Reserve world, but I'm also doing whatever I can to make our dreams come true.
	Okay, very good.
	Now, someone wants to know what clearances did you hold and were you involved with DARPA? No, I was not involved with DARPA. I held a top secret SCI clearance, special compartmented clearance.
	So, in 93, I went to language school for a couple of years and then I went to Intel school.
	Then I went to a field deployable radar school.
	I went to Korea.
	And worked there for the GCC-TK, and my AOR was Korea.
	Then I went to Ford Gordon and worked on a Korean project there for a year.
	And then at Central Command for three years, I worked in the Signals Intelligence Overhead Collection Management Office, which dealt with all the spy satellites over the Middle East.
	And then when I became a contractor, I worked at DC on a CIA project, Mapping Critical Nodes.
	And then I went to Southern Command for two years as a counterterrorism analyst for their AOR. And then I went to Special Operations Command and was the data manager for the Special Operations Collaboration Center database.
	And then I became the Pathfinder trainer, and then I got out.
	So I didn't work with DARPA. Okay, very good.
	Now, let's see.
	I'm trying to see if there's any other intelligent questions.
	Somebody wants to know your opinion on raising frequency and ascension for us.
	Well, for every opinion, there's always going to be some type of an opposing opinion.
	For instance, raising our frequency, I've listened to all of the one David Wilcox session that he did.
	With raising your frequency, you know, it was all about talking to the universe and understanding that we are all one.
	Meditation.
	I was married to a woman who did a lot of meditation and she happened to believe that stillness of mind is what kind of raises our frequency.
	I think now what I feel is that You can have the intention to raise your frequency to become maybe a higher vibrational being which I can't really visualize.
	I can't really get a grip and get the tangible feel on what that would be.
	Maybe just thinking good thoughts and being a positive person all the time.
	Positive internal dialogue and creating your own positive vibration.
	But I think beyond that, if you're raising your vibration because you want your world to be a certain way, then what you have to do, and what I've found is the best way to manifest things, is to visualize and be in the moment of what it is that you want.
	Visualize that perfect world.
	Feel it, taste it, smell it.
	Remember when Art Bell did his experiment where he had everybody focus on rain out in the desert and it rained and he felt like that was so powerful that it was like, okay, this is too much power for all of us.
	Let's not do that again.
	Well, it's the same kind of thing.
	If we all can focus and visualize on the world that we want together, then there's power in numbers.
	So to raise our vibrations, We have to first all get, or enough of us have to get on the same sheet of paper, the same vision that we want to create, and then we have to sit down and visualize it and feel it and think about it and taste it and smell it and be in it, and then we can affect that change.
	But right now, there's a mass media working against the subconscious mind of the entire earth.
	So if your subconscious mind isn't able to manifest what you want, but it's manifesting what the TV is putting in there and the mass media, then we're going to get the picture that they're painting for us.
	Just like Abraham Maslow says, the mind has but one ability, and that is to complete the picture that you put inside of it.
	So that's what I think about that.
	Okay, fair enough.
	Alright, so there's a lot of nonsense going on in the chat, I'm sad to say, and so I'm basically banning a bunch of people.
	So if you're acting like an asshole on the chat, just be prepared because I'm getting rid of you.
	I told you I was going to bring out the trolls, didn't I? Yeah, like, don't come back, okay, because we don't want you, and go elsewhere.
	And that goes for the CIA trolls, the paid trolls, etc., and the loonies out there that just want to say stupid shit, because they're like eight-year-olds.
	All right, so, you know, it's great to hear your enthusiasm, you know, your dedication to a cause, and your desire to help humanity grow.
	So, Ronald, thank you so much for coming on the show.
	I really appreciate it.
	I hope people will help you with your GoFundMe.
	So, I put your Facebook in the chat.
	I don't know if you're able to.
	What you can do is send me on the text here in the Skype page.
	Text me your GoFundMe link and then we will put that on the page that we're talking about this show and also below in the chat below so people can contribute to you if they wish to do so.
	And I'm not out here trying to raise money for you, but I'm certainly making people aware that that's what you are trying to do.
	Um, so any parting remarks, uh, as, as with everything that's going on, uh, you know, and, and where would you perhaps, um, you know, would you like people to write to you?
	What, what are you kind of looking for now?
	Well, I want people to write to me, um, For the promissory note, if they want to check out my books and movies, they can always contact me.
	They can go to Amazon Prime and check out Hollywood and Vine, which is that movie that I made in L.A. One of the parting messages that I think is important is that I think it was Einstein who said that a free world is dependent or reliant upon the children of that generation not joining military service.
	So one of the things that I put out there is I encourage adults to tell their children never to and why not to join the military or even the police because the police is becoming kind of an arm of the military.
	So that's a message out there.
	And I think everybody's got a story.
	And you mentioned one of my books, How to Write a Screenplay in 30 Days or Less.
	So if you've got a story and you want to write your story and write your screenplay and turn it into a published book, And turn it into a movie, then that's my book.
	And I would like everyone to email me and I'll send you a free PDF copy of that book as part of my thanks to you, Carrie, and to the listeners for taking part in this.
	Because it's not just my story that I want to tell, but I know a lot of people have stories out there.
	They don't know how to get it out of their mind and put it on paper.
	So...
	Message me, and I'll send you a copy of my book, How to Write a Screenplay in 30 Days or Less, and then you go and write your story, and then if you ever need help or questions, just contact me directly, because I feel like my dad taught me to be altruistic.
	The more I give, the better it is for everybody.
	I'm like that.
	Awesome.
	Okay, very, very cool.
	Well, it's lovely to meet you, and I hope we can stay in touch.
	And, you know, stay in touch with me.
	Let me know what's happening with you.
	And we can have you back on the show when you've got new developments going on, okay?
	I would love that.
	I appreciate your time, and I'm going to send you that GoFundMe account.
	Thanks, Carrie.
	Okay, very good.
	Wonderful.
	So I'm going to shut this window down.
	Hold on one second while I get this kind of happening.
	It's not easy to play with all these windows.
	And take care.
	And so that's basically our show tonight with Ronald Russell Barnum.
	And I think he gave you a lot of food for thought.
	And I hope that you appreciate that someone like him is in a position to know quite a bit, as well as staying inspired and trying to work for the good of humanity all at the same time.
	So that's really, really excellent.
	Okay, I've got a show on Friday, if all things go as planned.
	And again, it's going to be about quantum calculus.
	Which is kind of a fascinating idea and it has to do with the D-wave machines, quantum computers, but bringing quantum calculus into the mix and apparently there was a This guy was in the background in the early days of the internet and writes code and all that sort of thing.
	And he's a fascinating man.
	And so we're going to be talking with him.
	And that'll be advertised on my ProjectHamlot.tv website.
	And that's Friday at 1 p.m.
	Pacific Time.
	So everyone take care and keep the dream alive.
	Take care.
	Good night.

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