CONTACT US: Email: paranaughtica@gmail.com Twitter: @paranaughtica Facebook: The Paranaughtica PodcastContact Cricket: Website: www.theindividuale.com Twitter: @Individualethe Hello, dear listeners, fans, and haters alike.Today is a dangerous episode. They always say to let sleeping dogs lie, and this episode is going against that grain, but not without good cause. Besides, the subject of todays episode – the Payseur family - (if they truly exist) never sleep and always lie....about who they are.Allegedly, the Payseurs are at the top of the elite 13 blood-lines that are said to rule the world under their monopolistic and satanic thumbs.It’s said that all of the other 12 families answer to them, which, if true, is crazy as shizznits. Obviously, there is a ton of speculation about the 13 elite blood-lines but there is one thing that is clear.....very rich and powerful people do in fact rule this world. Whether there are 13, 8, or 99, it’s pretty apparent that specific families have always conspired to accumulate vast wealth while crapping all over the rest of us who work our asses off in this short life that is sacred and who often live in squalid environments without suitable health care, food, and/or shelter.Anyway. That is what, or who, we are covering today.Everyone says not to rock the boat, so I guess we are going to rock this boat. And, to make one more vital point, ....neither Cricket nor I are suicidal or have any intention to harm ourselves or others. It’s pretty cringe to say this, but we feel it is only right to make this a public record in case something unfortunate happens to either of us, or both of us.Now, without wasting another moment, let’s tune into this episode.Don’t forget to Like, Share, and Subscribe....and give us 5-star reviews.CHECK YOUR LOCAL WATER TREATMENT LEVELS: EWG Tap Water DatabaseOh, to check out a small batch of Coops’ music, go to this this link — https://on.soundcloud.com/Q1XRaY9WSpzawV9r7 ***If you’d like to help out with a donation and you’re currently listening on Spotify, you can simply scroll down on my page and you’ll see a button to help us out with either a one-time donation or you can set up a monthly recurring donation. You can also go to the Facebook page where we have a link to Ko-Fi and Pay-Pal if you'd like to help out the show. We would greatly appreciate it! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
I hope everyone's doing well out there and that you don't feel like carrying the weight of the world all alone because you're not.
Not carrying it, but coaching.
We are here with you every step of the way.
And cheering you on.
Just not lifting.
And cheering.
We cheer you on the entire time.
So for today, we thought we'd touch on what is supposedly A very dangerous topic.
Now, I'm sure we've all heard about the 13 Illuminati families that are said to rule the world and make all the major decisions that occur therein.
There is a ton of speculation as to who exactly these 13 families are, and depending on which list you read, the list will definitely consist of different names.
And so, we're going to list off those names in a little moment here.
But like I said...
There's a lot of contention that surrounds this alleged list of the super elite 13 ruling families that control literally every aspect of our lives, from what we wipe our asses with to the worst rap music you can imagine,
or in other words, the best rap music out there.
There are many researchers who say that the list is made up of front names that are meant to distract and keep our attention away from the real names of the famed 13 families.
And while that may be true, we simply will not know for sure.
Ever. But what we do know for sure is that there are certain families that hold immense wealth and power over most other people in this world.
I mean, I think we can all agree on that.
Unless your head is still in the sand.
And I mean, that's as true today as it was 4,000 years ago.
And most likely long before then.
There is no doubt that there are ancient lineages of families that have dominated throughout the ages.
And today we are going to discuss one of those families, the one that we are apparently not allowed to talk about, which is all of them, but mostly this one.
And I won't pretend that we know that what we're going to be presenting here is the absolute truth.
I mean, I have it on decent authority, but not everybody accepts mine.
No. No.
No. Over what Fuckface McGee had for breakfast yesterday.
And we only know what Fuckface McGee had for breakfast because they posted a picture of it on Twitter.
That shit irritates me, dude.
The food taking pictures of your food?
Yeah. And they get paid so much money just for like, oh, this is so delicious.
Look how beautiful it is on my plate.
Dude, fuck off.
To quote Filthy Frank, I get it.
You like taking pictures of your food!
I haven't heard that reference in a long time.
Jesus. All those dumbass statuses.
And so with that said, today we are going to talk about the family that allegedly rules over all the others.
Who are they?
Paisours. Now is it Paisour?
Paisour? Paisour?
My guy pronounces it Paisour.
But at the same time, I'd imagine it's a dialectic thing.
Like, depending on essentially how you pronounce it.
Tomato, tomato, demon, daimon.
I mean, things get corrupted over the years, too.
Yep. So, ladies and gentlemen, I think what we're gonna do here is, no one will be doing the news at the beginning of the episodes, but the news is really long today.
So, what I think I'm gonna do is switch it around to We'll be at the tail end of this episode because this is about the pace hours, one of the 13 family lines.
And so what I'm going to do is just kind of put that at the beginning and then put the news segment at the end because this is an hour of news talk.
I don't know.
We've got to switch this up.
All right.
Let's get into this.
So, pace hours.
So even though I got introduced to it being Paisour, I'm gonna go with Paisour because it makes a nice pun.
Because every time anyone talks about these people, they're Paisours.
That's, yeah.
I mean, it just rolls off my tongue a little better.
Paisours. It's like, um, yeah.
Because they are effectively the death of monetization.
Oh, yeah, dude.
So let's get into this shit.
For those who don't know...
The Pace Hours' roots go back many, many centuries, as they vied for power throughout Europe and beyond.
They own vast swaths of the United States' business environment, from the very top to the very bottom, and yet their name remains obscure to most people.
But in order to get to the Pace Hours, or the Pay Masters, we first need to mention the 13 families that are said to rule the world, and thereby virtually every aspect of our lives, no matter how intensely we may deny it.
Fritz Springmeier is said to be one of the grandfathers of conspiracy research, and certainly seems to know a lot about the topic of the Illuminati and the various bloodlines associated with the legendary unseen hidden hand that pulls all of the strings.
In his book, Bloodlines of the Illuminati, Fritz tells us who those 13 bloodlines are.
The Astors, the Bundys, the Collinses, the DuPonts, the Freemans, the Kennedys.
The Lees, the Onassis, the Rockefellers, the Rothschilds, the Russells, the Vanduin, and the Merovingians.
But as far as today's story is concerned, it is the Merovingian family that is highlighted because it is from that family that the Pisars are said to come.
Apparently, they consider themselves superior to all the others.
The reason why, as many say, is because they believe that they are direct descendants of none other than Jesus Christ, or, as others say, direct descendants of the House of David.
They are also said to be the ancestors of the ancient Egyptian pharaohs, naturally.
But who knows?
Essentially, though, the Merovingian line considers themselves to be the rulers of the Illuminati above all other families.
What's further...
The name, Merovigian, has something of a mythic origin, coming from Merovec, the fabled founder of the Frankish dynasty.
Now, let's get into the more recent history of the Pace Hours, according to the few researchers who have looked into them, including David Icke.
I would note that considering that the Catholic Church had an extensive campaign where they were effectively hunting down Jesus'descendants, that kind of implies that they weren't hunting down.
They were hunting down his descendants.
They were hunting down rival claims to the throne.
That would make way more sense.
Because if you can wipe out every bloodline except yours, if in direct connection with Jesus Christ, then you, by this occultist deranged logic, become the inheritor of this...
Dynasty. Yeah, 100%.
That would make much more sense.
From his book, The Biggest Secret, we get a glimpse into the family's origins.
David Icke said it.
After the revolutionaries executed King Louis XVI, Ramses Pisa Bush, and Queen Marie Antoinette, Ramses Pisa Bush, her son, crowned Prince Louis, still a toddler, was placed under house arrest at the Paris Temple.
Two years later, he was smuggled out in a laundry basket by his doctor, Dr. Noughton.
The retarded nephew of the Marquis de Jarge was substituted, and he died in 1795.
Wow, that's sad.
God, we treated the mentally disabled bad throughout history, didn't we?
Oh, yeah.
It's like, here, go stand in and die.
Oh, yeah, dude.
All throughout history.
The prince was secretly taken to the Vendée Palace and given sanctuary by Prince Conda.
He was later moved to a fortress on the River Rhine where he lived under the name of Baron de Richemont.
He arrived in England in February 1804 with the royal paymaster of France, George Paysour, and it was protected by King George III, the monarch at the time of the American War of Independence.
It would be discovered that Napoleon Bonaparte was pursuing the future king, whereby the prince changed his name again to Daniel Paceauer, while George Paceauer was the king of the king.
became George Bayshore.
King George III gave the prince, now Daniel Paysar, a ship and awarded George Bayshore 600 acres of land in North Carolina.
When they arrived in America, they were given help by the Boddy family who were related to the British monarchy.
Before leaving England, the prince bought shares in the Virginia Company, and once in America he acquired gold mines, including the Gold Hill Mining Company, which he purchased secretly using a trustee, George Newman, as his frontman or proxy.
With the invention of the steam engine, Pace Hour began to build railroads and lease them to operating companies.
He also established the Lancaster Manufacturing Company to produce timber for railroad products, and the Lincolnton Iron Company, which later located in Chicago and formed two subsidiaries, Carnegie Steel and Pullman Standard Company.
I would add as a little extra note that if your intention is to take over the world, you aren't going to necessarily want to become a monetary company, you're going to want to become a transport.
Because who else is going to be able to take trips without anyone asking any questions?
Good point.
Good point.
And according to Fritz Springmeier, all of the other families, including the Rothschilds, are ruled over by the Pesauer family.
And I'll read this from his Introduction to the Rothschilds, a continuation of articles on the top 13 Illuminati families.
The Rothschilds are one of the most well-known of the 13 families.
David J. Smith of Portland was asked to prepare an article on the Rothschilds for his newsletter.
Satan's selective breeding program has been continuing down through the ages hidden from the eyes of the public.
One of the most powerful Rothschild bloodline families in America are the Springs.
The Springs were originally the Springsteins.
When they came to America in the mid-1700s and settled in New York and New Jersey, they later changed their name from Springstain to Springs to hide their identity.
Leroy Springs was hired by L.C. Paysower.
And now most Americans have to ask, who is L.C. Paysower?
One of the most secret and most powerful families in North America has been the Paysowers.
They have been so powerful.
That they could hide their wealth and power and use other satanic families as proxies.
The first Pace Hour came to America as the former Crown Prince of France, Daniel Pace Hour, 1785-1860.
He came over about 1805 to the U.S. and married Susanna Kaiser in 1814.
They had two boys, Adam and Jonas.
Jonas married Harriet Smith and they had Louis Cass Pace Hour.
It was this Louis Cass Paysower who hired the Rothschild bloodline of the Springs to run a number of the Paysower companies.
The Paysowers were one of the original big railroad families along with Isaac Croom and William H. Beatty.
Isaac Croom's wife was a sister of William Beatty's.
The reader can see how all of these elite bloodlines just intertwine.
Remember that L.C. Paysour hired Leroy Springs to operate a host of his companies.
Leroy Springs' father was A.A. Springs, and A.A. Springs was the secret father of none other than Abraham Lincoln.
Now this bloodline is harder to track because it weaves in and out of the other 12 bloodlines.
There are other surnames which are part of the bloodline, including the Smith family.
However, I can give one very prominent one, the Sinclair family.
We know that Satan is the father of all lies, and Christ told the religious laden who went out to destroy him that they were from the seed of Satan.
And it's very interesting because the Pace Sowers are said to be the most dominant family of them all, yet they are the least talked about and most hidden.
Pretty interesting.
Well, I mean, that makes perfect sense.
I mean, realistically, they're actually so obscure that they're actually safer to talk about than the better-known ones, because most people will just go, what are you talking about?
Kind of interesting if you look at that little family history up there and think to yourself, you know, if you think back to all these wars as not necessarily being conflicts against people, but more so, you know, contrived sacrifices.
Abraham Lincoln being connected to this, the sacrifice effectively ended with the sacrifice of its high priest.
Oh shit, his assassination.
Went all the way to the top, yeah.
It took him down after he probably did whatever their bidding they wanted to accomplish.
Because you have to keep in mind that he didn't just simply emancipate the slaves.
He did a whole lot of things to force the Union back together too, what people were calling him a tyrant for back then.
Right. It's really interesting that John Wilkes Booth was a high-ranking mason as well.
The assassinator of Lincoln, for those who don't know.
So in the end, it's a couple of relatives having a spat.
Funny how that works, right?
Yes, indeed.
All ties together like always.
And the Pace Hours were reportedly not just tied in with intelligence.
The intelligence apparatus was founded with their employees.
In The Biggest Secret, David Icke wrote, The Paysower Empire became heavily involved in banking.
Their Bank of Lancaster became the North Carolina Bank and then Nations Bank.
The biggest bank in Texas, Inter First, of which George H.W. Bush was a director, huh, big surprise, merged in 1987 with Republic Bank to form First Republic Bank.
This was later absorbed by Nations Bank, which then used,
Merged with the Bank of America.
Massive missed opportunity to rename their bank Interfist.
Interfist. So much better.
We will double fist you.
Interly. No lube.
Now, these two launder CIA drug money, and that's appropriate because the forerunner to the CIA, the OSS, or Office of Strategic Services, Not to mention that Poppy Skin Bush,
Daddy Bush, or Herbert himself, was a director of the CIA before his presidency.
It's just all wheels within wheels, family within family, and Americans have not a clue who really runs their lives and their country.
It's just like every other aspect of it, of their lives, really.
It's like, it's the less somebody knows about somebody, the more influence they have.
And that always seems to be the case because, well, once you get better known, you simply can't exert that influence anymore.
Part of the reason why these people can move the way they do is because they're never or seldom talked about.
And they're talked about, at best, in places where they get suppressed, which I feel like is predictive.
Now, looking at the origins of the family, what we see here is a toddler with no power or influence who a major power wanted control over.
And the gleaming question here is, you know, from the very beginning, why did all these people of nobility risk their own lives to protect this infant prince?
Why him?
Why this guy?
It really begs the question.
It does.
And furthermore, the Paysower family ties back to the creation of the Federal Reserve at Jekyll Island.
The following comes from Fritz Springmeier's research.
Jekyll Island.
The Illuminati interests wanted to create a central bank in America.
They wanted to build the Federal Reserve.
First, they needed a bunch of banking crises that would push public opinion toward a Federal Reserve system.
These are provided by the Illuminati, including J.P. Morgan's Knickerbocker Panic of 19-0 question marks?
Sometime in the 19-0s.
Boy, so this thing is so underreported that it's not even really known which year it happened.
What the fuck was the Knickerbocker Panic?
1907. Yeah, okay, 1907.
I was like, so if they didn't even know the year at the time, it must have been really hard to get information about this stuff.
So the Knickerbocker Crisis was a financial crisis that took place in the United States over a three-week period, also known as the Banker's Panic, or Knickerbocker Crisis.
Yeah. Interesting.
Makes sense.
Rothschild agent Colonel House provided this by getting Woodrow Wilson elected.
The American people were being conditioned.
To provide the reform of the American banking system, a Congressional National Monetary Commission was created, and a man related to the Rockefellers, Nelson Aldrich, was put in charge.
Off. Okay.
For two years, this commission's travel around Europe hobnobbing with the Illuminati and getting directions as to how the central bank should be set up.
Then the commission returned in 1910 and Nelson Aldrich went to a secret meeting at the Jekyll Island Hunt Club in Georgia to write the legislation for an American central bank to be run by the Illuminati.
The Illuminati.
I don't know who types this.
I know.
I'm like, man.
Others at the Jekyll Island meeting were these Illuminati men.
Andrew Platt, Frank Van Der Reep of a Coon Loeb& Company bank.
Henry Davidson of J.P. Morgan.
Eh, there's one recognizable name.
Charles Norton of a Morgan bank.
Paul Warburg, okay, there's two, of Coon Loeb& Company and brother-in-law of Schiff.
Benjamin Strong of another Morgan company.
Most of these men were connected to Jacob Schiff.
Or J.P. Morgan, who in turn were agents for the House of Rothschild.
God, these are a lot of hard-ass names to say.
The Jekyll Island Hunt Club was even owned by J.P. Morgan.
The Federal Reserve Bill was sneakily passed through Congress in the winter of 1913, and President Woodrow Wilson signed the bill into law.
Immediately, well, I'll add this, he expressed his regrets afterwards, which, looking at this, I don't find very sincere.
He was not regretful.
Not one bit.
No. I feel bad because I screwed everyone, because I know that's what I did.
The Illuminati, particularly the Rockefellers and Rothschilds, had usurped the financial power of the United States.
The first governor of the New York branch of the Federal Reserve was Benjamin Strong.
The first governor of the Fed's board of directors was Paul Warburg.
Both were connected to Schiff, J.P. Morgan Jr., and the House of Rothschild.
The Fed has been an effective tool of the Illuminati and the Rothschilds, creating crises such as the Great Depression, which J.P. Morgan Jr. was very involved in creating.
Apparently, according to Congressman Louis McFadden, the Depression helped consolidate financial power over the U.S., putting it in the hands of the Rothschild Banking Alliance between J.P. Morgan's First National Banking Group and Schiff's Kuhn-Lobrun National City Bank.
The Great Depression also led to Roosevelt's New Deal.
And I would add a bit of a note that we technically had been pretty much forced back into their banking system to some extent ever since the War of 1812.
They came in, burned the White House, put us back into a bunch of debt.
But this was effectively formalizing the process of ownership.
In 1808, Nancy Hanks, of the lineage of the McGadden Scottish family, visited some of her family at Lincolnton, North Carolina.
Nancy Hawks visited the Springs family, and that is when A.A. Springs impregnated her.
And her child, when born, was named Abraham Lincoln.
Abraham Lincoln's Rothschild blood was kept very secret, but he did grow up to be a famous lawyer, a secret leader of the Rosicrucians, and president of the United States.
It is believed from the evidence that the establishment conspiracy concocted the person of Thomas Lincoln out of thin air.
The actual early history...
Yeah, you know, he was born...
Yeah, all that bullshit.
The mythos.
It's a mythos.
They created a mythos.
The actual early history of Abraham Lincoln is shrouded in myth and mystery.
And as one encyclopedia puts it, we know little of the family of his mother, Nancy Hanks Lincoln.
I wonder if Tom Hanks comes from this lineage.
Makes you wonder.
If that was one of those cases where they joined names, right?
Man, Apple does not fall far from the tree.
While a lawyer, Abraham Lincoln had a sexual liaison with Elizabeth, who was the illegitimate daughter of German King Leopold, who was also of elite blood lineage, which sounds pretty arranged.
Abraham Lincoln and Elizabeth had two twin daughters, Ella and Emily, in 1856, who were adopted out.
Interesting. Lincoln, in fact, had a fairly large number of illegitimate children.
He's a baby farm.
Yeah, he's used as a baby factory.
Now A.A. Springs, who is both the biological father of Leroy Springs and Abraham Lincoln, left an enormous amount of land in what is now Huntsville, Alabama, to his son Abraham Lincoln.
Huntsville, Alabama, by the way, has become a hotbed of NWO activity.
Some of the mind-control research the intelligence community has been conducting has been done at Huntsville.
The Rothschilds even named one of their boys after Abraham Lincoln.
His name was Lincoln Rothschild.
Although Abraham Lincoln secretly had powerful occult blood, he was a great man in his own right.
And just like JFK, he had the strength of personality to refuse to bow to the Illuminati's instructions.
Lincoln refused to go to the path...
That is distant European international ranking Rothschild relatives wanted for the United States.
The Illuminati goal had been to split the U.S. into two easier-to-control nations.
And just as with JFK, who also came from a top-13 family, a large-scale conspiracy involving many government officials, including the Secretary of Defense, was put into place to assassinate Lincoln.
Now this is an alternate theory to mine.
But it is also possible, I would say.
Yeah. Anything's possible, dude.
Yeah. So I will stay open to this idea.
There are numerous indications that show that the Rothschilds were in part behind the assassination of Lincoln.
Some of the men who worked for the Pace Hours of the 13th Top Families were Andrew Carnegie, J.P. Morgan, the Vanderbilts, Gifter Pinshit, and John D. Rockefeller.
These men were selected to run Pace Hour companies because they belonged to the satanic elite.
The Leroy Springs family got Pace Hour family companies in the early 1920s.
It was Leroy that managed to get the Rothschilds involved with the Federal Reserve.
Two companies that have come out of the Pace Hour's old Lancaster manufacturing companies is Weyerhaeuser, oh, wow, and Crown Zellerback.
I have long known these were companies tied to the elite, but it wasn't until I found the secret Paysower family at the very top of these companies that I really understood the full story.
The Paysowers have gone to extreme lengths to corrupt government documents such as courthouse records.
They have hidden the birth of many of their descendants and have covered over with extreme secrecy most of their monetary holdings.
Essentially, all the big banking families in America were trustees of the Paysower.
Or the Paymaster.
Well, damn.
Yeah, that snippet was kind of hard to read because I don't know why there are so many mistypings and misspellings and weird shit in it.
Yeah, I know.
That's from his book.
That's from Fritz Springmeier's book.
So why did he type that so shittily?
It is odd.
It's so weird.
Almost like...
It reminds me of MKUltra people writing.
Where they would randomly add capitalizations or they would misspell things that they would later demonstrate they knew how to spell.
Yeah, something weird.
I don't know why.
It's almost like a coding sort of thing.
It's curious.
Because, yeah, that's not like an AI-generated passage.
That's somebody's book.
Yeah, that's weird.
Did they not have an editor?
Makes me kind of wonder, yeah.
Well, in 1912, a congressional subcommittee called the Pujo Committee was formed at the behest of Representative Charles Lindbergh Sr. to investigate whether or not a money trust existed in the United States.
The committee identified a concentrated group of Wall Street bankers who operated a sophisticated financial network unified by 341 interlocking directorships held in 112 corporations.
valued at more than $22 billion in resources and capitalization exerting significant control and influence over the U.S. economy and monetary system.
The companies and individuals comprising this network were primarily agents of the Morgan and Rockefeller banking empires which dominated U.S. finance following the Industrial Revolution.
Well, that really puts a dark spin on the disappearance of the Lindbergh, baby.
Yeah, that's really interesting when I saw his name there.
I was like, oh, Charles Lindbergh involved in this, huh?
And then his baby gets kidnapped by allegedly two guys who ask for a ransom for that baby, but then they ended up just killing the baby anyway.
Hmm. Really weird.
Yeah, definitely not to send a message.
Not one bit.
The committee names a number of prominent banking institutions as participating in this system, including J.P. Morgan& Company, First National Bank of New York, Kuhn Loeb& Co., and individuals such as Paul Warburg, Jacob H. Schiff,
Felix M. Warburg, Frank E. Peabody, William Rockefeller, and Benjamin Strong Jr.
It is this system of overlapping financial networks That dominate all utilities, all railroads, all banking, and the U.S. financial infrastructure throughout much of the 20th century.
It is also how this country became a corporation.
Yep, after we defaulted.
And just like today, the banks owned the individual corporations, which in turn owned the newspapers, wheels within wheels, but all part of the same machine, the monopoly.
And at the time of the passing of the Federal Reserve Act on December 23, 1914, 1913, sorry, only 10 months after the subcommittee issued its report in alleged condemnation of the banker's conspiracy, Congressman Charles A. Lindbergh Sr. is quoted as saying,
quote, This act establishes the most gigantic trust on earth.
When the president, who's Wilson, Signs the bill, the invisible government of the monetary power will be legalized.
The worst legislative crime of the ages is perpetuated by this banking and currency bill.
So, I mean, that's pretty damn heavy.
And all of that was apparently designed and orchestrated by none other than the Paysower family.
Yeah, it's important to remember that, you know, newspapers and such, they used to pretend a lot more objectivity.
But at a certain...
They were able to be.
Not many eyes were privy to what was actually happening.
The general public had no idea that shit was happening behind their backs.
Yeah, other than the occasional person who's like a world traveler who might contradict things.
And you just need, there's really no one else that could argue against it.
And you just need to make sure that guy doesn't meet anybody who owns the newspaper.
And it's important to note here, too, that after the Federal Reserve Act was passed, when they met up at Jekyll Island, it was those major influential people.
But, like, remember, I said 1914 because I was thinking about the Titanic and its sinking and how on the Titanic were a number of highly influential and rich people who were opposed.
To the Federal Reserve Act being passed.
They were opposed to that, and then they all died mysteriously on the Titanic.
And then all these fuckers who were for it met up at Jekyll Island.
So, you just gotta keep that in mind.
Weird shit there.
So let's get into some assets.
Let's get into the Pace Hour's known assets, which, according to available records, are only one-third of what they actually own, as far as researchers can find.
So, these are the assets of Lewis Cass' Pace Hour, as recorded in book 665, page 20. So, let's see here.
All of the companies listed here were each issued, upon formation, 50,000 preferred or special Class A shares, those being the only such shares authorized and issued, which shares represented the true ownership of the corporation.
L.C. Paysour owned nine-tenths of all of the preferred share issued of each of these companies, 45,000, and the rest of the world owns only 5,000 shares of the issued stock.
So, I mean, they own the vast majority.
How generous of them.
Yeah. It's literally the cookie metaphor, where they take nine cookies.
And let everyone else fight over one, pointing at the poor person and saying he's trying to steal your cookie.
It's that metaphor, except expressed in actual shares in a company.
That's a good metaphor.
And then the people only think that that one cookie exists.
Yeah, and then they all think they've got to fight over the one cookie.
Yeah. And so let's see, common shares or non-voting shares are the ones where applicable.
Which are traded on the stock exchange and they do not reflect the ownership as is commonly thought.
But hey, anybody can buy those ones so you can feel like you have a real say in the process.
Whee! Yay, I'm part of this!
I'm an owner!
I'm an owner!
It's like.0001% of the...
Actuality of it.
Ugh. Penny stocks.
And they're like, would you like to cash in on your shares, sir?
Let me just pull down my pants and take a dump real quick.
Yeah. And then they'll just buy them out.
They'll just buy off the little shares, too.
Yeah. So if you want to get into the assets, Cricket.
Well, briefly.
It's quite a...
I was about to say, like, you're listing the assets of...
It's staggering.
This is one-third.
I mean, this is nothing.
This is scraping the surface here.
Yes. And that's just the publicly known ones, and it would already take too long to go over.
Alright, in regards to railroads and railroad-related companies, they own no less than 48 different major railways, including at least two in Mexico, with the Georgia-Pacific Railway being listed as number 56 in the May 5th,
1980 edition of Forbes Fortune 500 companies.
So, you know, if you land on one of those railways...
Pain up, dude.
In regards to the banks and related companies, they own no less than 30, which includes the National Loan and Exchange Bank of Columbia, Chase National Bank, Bank of New York, and many other major financial institutions.
Which, you know, probably doesn't include things like securities and God only knows how many stock and whatnot, investment companies.
Whatever they can mask.
All right, so Cotton Mills.
They own no less than eight Cotton Mills, including Lancaster Cotton Mills, now known as Springs Mills Incorporated, and listed as 319 in Forbes.
So you're not only buying things with their money, but you're wearing their clothes.
They own no less than 14 thread and sewing machine companies.
Alright, on to the list of owning everything.
So, you know, when they were saying you will own nothing and be happy, that was really already talking about your present situation.
You own nothing, hopefully you're happy about it.
Sad. So, in regard to electricity and power companies, they own no less than five of those, with General Electric Company being listed as number nine in Forbes Fortune 500.
In gold and silver, they own no less than seven gold and silver companies, including Kleido Oro Mining Company, which is said to supply all of the gold for the Federal Reserve.
That's crazy.
Steel and other metals.
They also own no less than six iron and steel companies, including the Aluminum Company of America.
Which was listed at number 64 in Forbes.
So, you know, the earth beneath your feet, on top of the clothes you're wearing, on top of the electricity you're using.
And now for cars.
As for motor vehicles, they are no less than four companies, including AMC, American Motors Company, which was listed as number 109 in Forbes.
And also GMC, General Motors Company, which was listed as number 2 in Forbes.
Number 2. That's something I want to point out here, is so many of their companies are listed in the top 500 Fortune 500.
It's astounding.
So it's just a giant network of shell companies.
Insurance. They are said to own at least four insurance companies, including Mutual Life Insurance and Home Insurance Company, Tobacco, and Vices.
They also own no less than four major tobacco companies, including R.J. Reynolds Tobacco Company, which was listed as number 39 in Forbes, and American Tobacco.
And I would also add that through owning R.J. Reynolds, they also have a pretty significant share in the recreational pot in
You know they do.
You know they do.
Through Marley's.
So, watches.
They also own at least six watch companies.
So, the time you can tell.
So they own your time.
Land. They own at least four land and real estate companies.
So the house you live in.
So, yeah.
Again, the ground beneath your feet.
So not just the minerals, but every piece of it.
In regard to food and other household goods, they own at least 30 different companies, including Quaker Oats, which was listed at $179 in Forbes, Heinz listed at $137, Gale, Borden, Eagle Brand Milk Company listed at $73,
and General Foods listed at number 50. Yikes.
So imagine if you actually combined these companies together, how much they'd actually be worth.
It's staggering.
Alright, so here's a few other ones.
Let's see.
They are said to also own Colt Firearms.
Not a big deal.
They own your protection.
Listed at 165.
Standard Oil, which John D. Rockefeller was placed in charge of and given credit to for creating, was listed at number 10, 6, and 32. Wow.
It was listed three times.
That's crazy.
In that one issue, it was listed three times.
How the fuck?
Probably listed under three different shell holding companies that were too close together to not be listed together.
Wow. Exxon Corporation listed at 1. The biggest.
BFGoodrich listed at 1.12.
Sherwin-Williams listed at 2.51.
So paint.
Paint? So you can paint your house with them too.
Western Union Telegraph, so like the majority of money transfers.
So not only do they own banking, but they can own transference of money too.
And at least 30 other companies, including manufacturing, photography, fertilizers, tools, lumber, jewelry, and paper.
So the next time somebody comes and complains or whines about how we don't need any more antitrust legislation, it's honestly just laughable.
And look at that.
They own the paper that you write your suicide note on.
Yeah, if all of this is depressing to you, you could write a note about how you're ending it all on one of their pieces of paper.
That's so sad.
That is so sad.
But the only thing I didn't see listed on there was phone companies.
Oh, yeah.
They probably own AT&T.
But that was also as of 1990, so you have to wonder how much they've encroached since then.
Yeah. They had 18 different companies in the May edition of Forbes' Fortune 500.
And then you think that a lot of those top 500 companies are probably owned by the same 13 families that are all in more or less, well, they're about as in competition as us and Russia are, really.
Yes, we're fighting!
We're fighting!
We're fighting!
Go fight for us!
Why aren't you fighting?
Well, I'm too important.
So yeah, any quick search to the top five corporations that own everything will show you the bigger picture.
And yeah, so again, antitrust has long been overdue and the stuff we have on paper is about as good as toilet paper.
Single. And all it does is force these places to hire extra middle managers so that they can be under different banners.
And according to David Icky, Icky, or Icky?
I have no idea.
I've heard Ick, Icky, Ick.
I've heard them all.
I just go with the lizard people guy.
Pretty much that's what everybody knows him for, and it's easier to say than whatever the hell that word is.
I've always referred to him as Ike, David Ike.
This comes from him and his work.
In order to keep the true ownership hidden from the government and the public, all of these companies and hundreds more were tucked away in parent corporations and companies.
Almost all of the railroads across the United States were merged into the new Southern Railway merger.
The Southern Railway, which contained almost all of the railway companies, were hidden in one little insignificant short railway line that was called the Lancaster and Chester Railway Company.
The family joke is that they own a little railroad company by the name of the LNC Railway Company, and it has a spur line called Southern Railway, which is obstinately...
obstinately... obstinately...
All the railroads.
They also own one other important little railway.
The Churrah and Chester Railroad Company.
Churrah? So just a tiny company that owns everything.
We just own a tiny little company.
Don't worry about it.
See, it's important to keep in mind that as much as people remember this guy for the memes, he does a lot of intense research.
He does, though.
This guy does do a lot of fucking research.
People don't like him.
I'm fine with him.
I'm fine.
He speaks out against Elon Musk.
I'm fine with him.
He strikes me as very soured and disillusioned by people mocking him for so many years.
It's really a bummer because, honestly, I never really thought it was that ridiculous because, honestly, I could read into the stuff like this and it's like, well, you could look into this part.
And so it's like, it to me, you know, added more credence to the more outlandish theory.
It's just simply how much the stuff you could actually verify was well documented.
Because honestly, a lot of the times when you see debunking, it's just people insulting people and a lot of appeals to authority.
If they even bother with that, sometimes it's literally just angry people insulting people.
I still remember that video of, like, what's his name?
Everybody called him, like, just a CIA gamer because he was called, like, just a lazy gamer, but all this shit was, like, political hit pieces during the whole, like, mass formation psychosis when somebody said to, like, look it up because I think it was,
I don't remember who it was.
I think it was either Peter McCullough or somebody else that was being censored at the time.
Said to look it up because he mentioned it specifically and knew it would be a brand new term, so it would only find him.
And they actually manipulated the algorithm to put this other guy in who, like, his entire video is just him scowling and being like, this stupid jerk!
He's so friggin' dumb!
God, the authorities, like, friggin' know better, like, pretty much just, like, singing, being, like, Stewie on the...
On the stage of Woodstock singing, establishment, establishment, you always know what's best.
It was a really telling moment for a lot of people because most people had never seen a topic actually get developed on Google.
I never had.
It was just a brand new search term, so I'd never actually seen them screw with the algorithm so directly.
Elevate this random chump because he was doing the work of the state.
Oh my god.
Because see, you'd search for that and you should be finding the guy's research because it was about his interview where he mentioned this topic.
And that's what was supposed to come up.
But that didn't come up for like two pages because it was all just stuff debunking it.
And then on the very top was this dude that everyone called just a CIA gamer because suddenly he was the biggest freaking deal.
For carrying the water.
Fuck all that.
Really went to show how so much of it was fake and manipulated and owned already.
I think David Icke falls in the category or the camp, whatever you want to say, of being one of the...
You know, people say, yeah, he says a lot of truthful, awesome, well-researched stuff.
He's really smart, intelligent.
But then it'll nitpick and say, but...
He believes in reptilians, so I discredit him for everything he says.
See, I personally believe in reptilians at this point, so I'm like, I don't really find that a disqualifying factor, even if I might have used to.
But yeah, you get the idea.
And it's almost like he was allowed to do his research because he was willing to talk about the crazier stuff.
Right, and he's not dead.
He's not dead, dude.
They let him do a lot more because he mentioned those things, just simply because he knew that that would be so outlandish to most normies that they would just dismiss the rest out of hand.
Yeah, yeah.
You know they play right into that.
Same with Alex Jones.
Yes, and see, no matter...
And those two hate each other.
Yeah, that's the thing.
For example, the whole Alex Jones yelling the frogs are gay thing really turned into a whole meme where a lot of people turned against conspiracy as a whole.
Just the thought of something being a conspiracy because of that stupid meme.
And then the most annoying part is it turned out that Atrazine actually was changing the sexuality of frogs and he was absolutely citing something that was true in an outlandish way to get attention.
But then that was turned against him and the entire freaking truth movement.
Yeah. It's sad.
I don't trust Alex Jones anymore.
It's been a while.
I still watch his show every once in a while just to get random discussions.
It gets me heated.
But he is such a paid-for shill at this point that it's just dumbfounding to me.
He was so anti-establishment for so long, and then all of a sudden he's all pro-MAGA, pro-Trump, pro-Republican.
Pro-politics.
And it's like, dude, this is the same thing that you fought against for so long, and now you are just fucking both feet in the establishment.
Yeah. It's because the Hydra's finally flipped, and the other head is in charge now.
So he's become the establishment now.
And see, you either stay countercultural, like that guy from the Sex Pistols, who's just like, no, this is still bullshit.
Or you go with the flow at some point, because now you're the establishment, and it's just easier.
It's just so much easier to sell out.
And then, of course, they dangle over his head the whole, you're going to be bankrupt the rest of existence.
Like the guy's not going to have a single positive earned dollar for his entire life.
And so, sadly, he has a lot of motivation to go along with a flip on the plan.
Let's get back into this, David Icke.
Okay, yeah, I derailed that a bit.
Alright, let's move on.
Alright, continuing.
The Lancaster and Chester Railway was owned by a cotton mill by the name of the Lancaster Cotton Mill, which was owned by L.C. Paysauer.
The name of Lancaster Cotton Mill was changed in the 1930s to Springs Mills Incorporated, but the ownership was still by L.C. Paysars.
It is very important that you remember this one little paragraph.
I think the one we just read?
Or the next one, maybe?
I think this one.
Elsie Paysour also owned the Bank of Lancaster, which in recent years has gone on a name changing tangent.
The last known names were the NCNB or North Carolina National Bank.
Then it merged with itself and became known as Nations Bank.
For a short digression, research discovered that in the 1980s, George Bush became the chairman of the executive committee of First International Bank of Houston.
He also became a director of First International Bank Shares, Incorporated, or Interfirst, or Interfist, and Fist International.
Fist International.
Interfirst became the largest bank in Texas and was reportedly running speculation all over South America, China, and Europe.
And later InterFirst merged with Republic Bank in 1987 to form First Republic Bank.
Eventually, as it appeared, all banks in Texas got into a non-sovereign situation, if you can believe that.
The Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation, with the connivance of the IRS, awarded the assets of First Republic Bank to the North Carolina National Bank in exchange for no payment whatsoever.
On the part of NCNB.
Why should they have to pay themselves?
Nations Bank, which is repeatedly a darling of the intelligence community, which is not quite right but makes some sense, being as the banks and CIA are owned by the railroad.
That's an interesting quote.
Well, yeah, because the pay stowers were ultimately, before they were bankers, were a transport company.
They got into banking and started taking over the monetary system, but first they had to take control of the transport.
And Paysower also owned Southern Power Company, which is today known as Southern Company, and owns the control of all power companies in the United States by law that states that only railroads can manufacture electricity.
What? That is why everyone that comes up with a better and cheaper form of energy and would become a threat to the power company is put out of business.
Because the railroad has a monopoly at least until the 99-year leases are up.
Pace Sour owned the Lancaster Manufacturing Company, which controlled the production of all wood products such as railroad ties, railroad cars, service poles, furniture, paper, etc., etc.
This is where the railroad land grants come in with such names as Boise Cascade, Mead, Weyerhaeuser, Crown Zellerback, Regency companies using the railroad land leased to them only from Pace Hour to product trees for wood products.
These companies do not own the land they operate under leases.
They do not have the right to sell railroad or timber land that they use.
They do not own the land nor the companies.
Mr. Pace Hour also owned a company by the name of the Lancaster Cotton Oil.
This company started the manufacture of fertilizer and other related items.
Leroy Springs was appointed president of all of Mr. Paysower's companies to oversee them.
He was also Mr. Paysower's attorney and a trustee for his affairs.
He was trusted with all kinds of important documents, affidavits, and secrets as to who the true owners were of these companies.
Remember that it was stated earlier that northerners couldn't get the southern people to work for them, so northerners would appoint the old ex-Confederate officers to run the
Well, that really sucks for him.
Yeah, poor, poor Leroy Springs.
Yeah. Sounds like he got pretty exploited out of this deal.
Yeah, sounds like it.
In his book, The Biggest Secret, Ike states, in 1872, a Pace Hour company, the Charleston, Cincinnati, and Chicago Railroad, established a telegraph company called Western Union.
It formed a subsidiary called AT&T in 1875.
And today it is one of America's biggest telephone and communication companies.
Okay, so much for not owning the phones.
That's funny.
I just made a guess that they probably own AT&T.
And what do you know?
Bam. So, you know, the one company you were suspecting but weren't sure of, they own that too.
That's amazing.
The Charleston, Cincinnati, and Chicago Railroad Company is the parent company for the Federal Reserve, the privately owned, quote, central bank of the United States.
Really quick, the word monopoly has been tossed around a little bit, and for good reason.
There is no doubt that the Paysauer family is and has been involved in major monopolies.
Pretty obvious.
Yes, this has been brought to you as a blinding flash of the obvious.
In fact, and this was pretty damn interesting, among the most notable monopolies in American history involve Standard Oil, Ooh, American Tobacco, AT&T, and U.S. Steel.
Three of which are said to be owned by the Pace Hour family.
U.S. Steel being originally owned by Andrew Carnegie, which was later purchased by J.P. Morgan, who answered to the Pace Hours.
So, you know, like a distinction that's not really a distinction.
The AT&T monopoly officially ended in 1982, well after the 1980 Sherman Antitrust Act had passed, and well after the 1914 Clayton Act was introduced, as well as being 71 years after, quote, Standard Oil was,
quote, unquote, broken up.
But, you know, it's all water under the bridge, you know, now that everybody's drowning under it.
Yeah. We are all fucking drowning.
We are climbing up for air, man.
We need that air.
So in the end, we've all just been playing a really long game of Monopoly where they started out with everything and didn't even let us play for it.
We had no chance.
We had no chance whatsoever.
We had 5% ownership of our entire monetary system when the Federal Reserve was created.
Then. Then, mind you, let alone the 96% devaluation or whatever that's happened since then, we were already down to 5% back then.
So yeah, if you're wondering why the hell we're such an advanced society yet we can't seem to afford anything, that number right there might have something to do with it.
Like the fact that a good 99% of our output Is it taken from us before we ever get it?
And even when we do get it, it's not even ours.
It's loaned back to us.
So that we can pay our taxes on it and then buy something with it that we also pay taxes on.
That we still don't own.
Oh my god.
And how much do you want to bet that the people who run this stuff pay the absolute most paltry taxes?
I know, dude.
Oh my god.
And I just saw a post too on Twitter.
Saying that Elon Musk is the single person who's paid more in taxes in history.
Yeah, because usually they find ways to pay literally nothing.
So it was actually kind of notable that he actually didn't take every single deductible and pay literally nothing.
I think that might actually be more a sign that they're working against him because I feel like they just decided, no, you just don't get to use some loopholes.
Otherwise, how the hell is he paying anything?
Yeah, taxes on Tesla alone must be just mind-boggling.
Alone. Or SpaceX.
Yeah, see, but you can usually offset them or write them off.
That's true.
Because they're all grants anyway.
But, you know, if you've got to have the impression of being anti-establishment, you're going to be forced to pay those taxes because it makes you look like an anti-establishment.
They're working against you kind of guy because, you know, if you're that high up, How are they making you pay when nobody else is?
Yeah, that's a good point.
That's a good fucking point.
It's like I want to make it to give them to the credit, but I'm also suspicious of it.
Highly suspicious, as we all should be.
So what did you get out of the pace hours?
This is literally all the information there is on the pace hours.
We just laid it out right here in this episode.
That's all there is available on the pace hours.
Yeah, it's a very limited topic.
I mean, according to my guide, they are not actually the financial center.
They are rather the spiritual center, and the financial part just is an outcropping of that.
So they're effectively the high priests of this religion, of the elites.
And maybe that's why we aren't supposed to talk about them?
Is that why they're so secretive?
And yet, simultaneously, They are so secretive that you actually almost can talk about them because unlike most of the other names, nobody knows what the hell we're talking about.
Yeah, dude.
I don't know, man.
I don't know.
But just to hedge that, I'm in a really great mood and in wonderful spirits and not at all sad.
Yes. There will be no paper with my suicide note on it because I am not suicidal.
Yeah, life is great.
Life is amazing.
Life is fucking great.
But you know what?
Maybe they don't even exist.
Or maybe they truly do run the entire world.
I don't know.
There are many who believe that a single person sits at the top who makes all the decisions.
I personally don't really think that's true.
I just don't see how that could possibly happen.
I believe it's a collective consciousness of sorts.
But like an adverse collective consciousness.
We're slowly turning it back towards the positive, but it's been used to work against us for a really long time.
And it gets all these people into this delusion where they're going to get all this power and become powerful, but in the end, all they are is just, well, whores and slaves.
They get nothing.
They get nothing.
They think they're getting a lot.
That's the trick, is that these things own everything, yet they're miserable and really just have nothing.
Because they forfeit all the spirit for all the material.
And in the end, you get nothing out of either.
Because without the fulfillment of the spirit, there is no joy in the material.
Goddamn. You're just the ultimate sufferer of King Midas' curse.
Everything you touch turns to gold, but you can't eat it.
Fuck. Yeah, man.
I don't know.
I kind of lean toward the belief that there are multiple very, very powerful families that go back.
Millennia. Whether it's 13 families.
43 or 5. I don't know.
But there just seemed to be some sort of agreement amongst themselves and the rest of them.
All these families.
These are the rules that we play by.
See, I think it's a much larger number.
And that the number is more metaphorical or symbolic.
The ones they actually raise up to be the families.
And that's why there's this dispute as to which ones actually are.
It's actually a lot more than that, but those are just representative effectively the 13 avatars of this power center.
Yeah. Do you know where that first started being talked about?
Like 13 family bloodlines?
When did that start?
Well, I mean, it started back in the era when they were discussing the zodiac.
I was going to say, when they were establishing zodiac signs, 13 was already the number governing the universe.
And the story actually goes that astrology was actually corrupted to no longer work by removing the 13th zodiac sign that governs them all.
Oh my god, what was it?
Or so they say.
The 13th zodiac sign is supposed to be the black hole at the center of the universe that generates all the physics through the expression of gravitational fields and whatnot.
Interesting. Or whatever confusing ass...
I don't know.
I was trying to read it and it was way above my head.
Exactly how the black hole generates everything.
It's like the snake that eats itself.
Yeah, the giant one that's at the center of the universe.
So in the end, they're almost expressing something that the universe excels is expressing through its own self-devouring.
That's pretty cool.
That's interesting right there.
I love that sort of shit.
Which is why we're trying to heal it, because the universe itself is sick.
So I don't know, man.
Maybe the Pesars exist.
Maybe they don't.
Maybe I'm wrong.
Maybe. I don't know.
Maybe they're just a name that's a symptom to a disease.
Or maybe they really are the Cobra Commander.
And maybe Michelle Obama's real name is Michael.
And he does have a penis.
And I use the Cobra Commander reference specifically and intentionally.
You're welcome, David Icke.
David Icke, man.
Shout out.
I saw he did a podcast recently with somebody.
I forget who it was.
We'll do podcasts, because I try to reach out to them, but I never get a response, ever.
We're too tiny and suppressed at this point.
He probably thinks we're just controlled opposition anyway.
Well, we do have a tendency to be skeptical of everybody.
So, I mean, I find that just to be the smart thing, really.
I do too.
I firmly believe that.
Why would you not doubt somebody's story initially?
Like, you gotta have some level of...
Doubt, otherwise you're not going to come to the conspiracy in the first place because it's way easier to just believe the massive reams of bullshit.
There's no difficulty in that.
I mean, hell, you'll get book deals if you're really convinced in it.
Get book deals and freaking set up and you'll get boosted.
Freaking people invite you to speak.
It's effectively changing the difficulty slider down to easy mode in life.
Yeah, good.
Good analogy right there, dude.
I was playing Guitar Hero last night.
I haven't played it for like 20 years.
And the boys got it out and they were playing.
I was like, alright, I'll give it a chance.
I'm a guitar player.
I was like, I'll probably be pretty good at it.
Put it on medium.
I tried medium and I was like...
This is fucking difficult because it's obviously nothing like a real guitar at all.
And I was like, well, I'll put it on easy mode then.
And easy mode is just too easy.
Oh, no.
Yeah, it's a huge gap in between those two.
And then in between medium and hard is actually not quite as big a jump, but then the jump between hard and expert is...
Expert is literally note for note.
You have to play every single note.
That is played in the song, and it's incredibly hard based on the song.
That's fucked.
I'm guessing the one that most people would probably remember the best who've played it is Through the Fire and the Flames by Dragonforce, which is such a...
I was about to say, you should look up that song.
It is the most technically ridiculous song ever.
It's insane.
At first, I was like, alright, put it on Expert.
I got this.
And the youngest is like, looked at me silent.
Everyone went silent.
He's like, just shook his head.
I was like, no.
No. You're not doing it.
And he's like, eight years old, nine years old.
I was like, okay.
That was the one song in the game where...
Or actually, really, in the game series.
Because I managed to pull off Freebird.
I managed to pull off freaking Hot for Teacher.
100%?
Not 100%.
I just managed to play them on Expert.
God, I'm not that good.
But I managed to finish the song.
I managed to actually play through them.
The only song I could never pull off was that freaking Through the Fire and the Flames.
That was the only one I had to drop to hard.
It was too ridiculous.
Dude, one of the songs on there that I saw was like 6 minutes and 30 seconds.
I was like, oh god, I can't imagine sitting there trying to play that whole thing.
Yeah, I'm pretty sure you're talking about Freebird.
Probably, yeah, Freebird is a long song.
Leonard Skinner's Freebird is a ridiculously long song, and yeah, it's really hard.
See, the hard part about Hot for a Teacher was the intro has a whole segment where you have to play the slide effects.
That he does on the guitar.
He doesn't play actual notes.
He uses a distortion system to play by touching each of the notes.
Or by touching each of the strings.
And you have to simulate that.
And it's really hard.
Whoa, on the little Guitar Hero guitar?
Yeah, the newer ones have a slide guitar simulating thing on the top of them.
Oh, that's crazy.
Because I know the old ones have the wah-wah.
Little thing on it.
Yeah, because they introduced in later games this hollow note that you didn't have to strum for to simulate slide guitar notes.
Fuck all that.
That's hard shit, man.
Yeah, hard as hell.
Yeah, I'm trying to remember.
I thought I made it through Hot, but I think about it.
Maybe I failed all the time.
Maybe I never quite made it on that one, but I feel like I did.
No, I did it once.
I pulled it off once.
I was like, I wonder how I did.
I think it was like 70%.
They were booing and shit at me.
I got booed off the stage multiple times.
Yeah, that tends to happen a lot on that game.
I was just like, no, I'm done with this shit.
I played the hell out of those games though.
I still remember we had World Tour and the version of World Tour for the PlayStation 2 had this horrifically bad design flaw.
Where if you were playing it on an old-school wideback, like the big PlayStation 2s, the original ones, it would load just fine and run good.
But if you played it on a slimline, the load times were literally longer than the duration of the song.
It was insane.
But yeah, it was the weirdest thing.
Because you'd pick the song, you'd start it up, everything would load fine until it came time to actually load the notes.
And that segment would just take about two minutes for every minute of song length.
I don't have time for that, dude.
I don't have time for that.
It was rage-inducing.
I don't have time for that.
Anyway. We should mention some news because everyone tunes into this show merely for the fucking news updates.
That's all they come here for.
They don't come for the deep dives into controversial subjects.
They come for the news.
Yep, they come for the news that only we can provide.
For example, people are mad at Elon Musk on Twitter.
And because x slash Twitter is effectively...
Becoming a primary news source that has news.
Never used to be news, but now they are news.
Everything's news.
And now that they are news, they're making news.
And it's terribly tedious.
So there's been an endless debate about H-1B visas that have been going on there.
And in the course of this incredibly tedious discussion where...
People are effectively arguing completely separate things.
One saying we should take skilled people and the other saying look at all these people that are literally getting paid less than they should be to do this shit.
And pretty much talking past each other.
It kind of came out that these H-1Bs were effectively being used for pretty much everything.
Some of the funnier ones I saw was Chippendales Dancer.
What? As we all know, we need to recruit the bestest and the nakedest.
The bestest and the nakedest Chippendale dancers from India with a little bow tie on.
And there's a few other instances where it seems to be pretty much just straight up visa fraud, where people are setting up all of these what are basically businesses that...
Like, are all identical, all have the same signage and everything, and are all being hired through H1 Beefs to manage and be employed at.
And so this discussion in the course of the tech bros trying to say effectively that everyone in America is stupid and lazy, and that's why we need to bring in people from elsewhere, unintentionally alerted everyone to the fact that these were being used to bring in janitors and shit.
Oh, we can't have our own janitors here.
We need to outsource.
Yeah, it's like...
One of my favorite was...
I think they were trying...
One of them was trying to bring in somebody to be an eSports writer because, you know, nobody can write about eSports that's already here.
No, we need to hire somebody for $40,000 to do a job that just happens to pay almost double that.
And of course, they always use the whole thing.
Oh, well, they have to pay the given rate.
And I just think to myself, if that was actually true, why would any of these people care?
Right. Like the fact that now that Elon's backpedaling and saying, well, no, there should be a tariff so that you actually have to charge the same amount or more for these people coming in.
And now they're like backpedaling on it.
And like, actually, maybe we should get rid of these.
Kind of demonstrated what the intention was all along.
They were just trying to get cheap workers that couldn't leave.
Because that's the thing, when you get hired on these things, that's another thing they revealed, that the people who get hired become a captive audience.
Because there's no just realizing, oh, this job pays $80,000 and I'm making $40,000.
Well, let me just go mosey on over here and apply like any American would.
Right. Who got that job.
Instead, no, they're stuck.
They get sent back if they lose the visa.
So they can effectively work these people to the bone, give them pretty much nothing, and then if they complain in the slightest, they just get dumped right straight on back.
But tell me how compassionate you are about these people as you treat them like dirt.
That's the really annoying thing, is that it's the same people lecturing you about compassion that are doing the exploitation.
Yeah, I hate this shit.
This whole subject on the H1B1 bullshit, it just all pisses me off.
It almost feels like it's just being used to take attention away from something more important.
Well, I can tell you what the actual purpose of it is beyond just being a distraction.
It's because minimum wage is no longer relevant.
That's what happened.
Nobody's actually hiring based on minimum wage anymore.
Everyone's hiring based on labor demand and market need.
And so there's still plenty of people unemployed, still plenty of people looking for work, still plenty of people trying to find it.
But simultaneously, there wasn't such a glut that people were forced to work for the minimum wage or lower.
And see, even though they can't hire these people for less than minimum wage, they can hire them for minimum wage, which is something that nobody here could even survive doing.
At minimum, dude, yes.
So I think, honestly, that's my theory, is that that's the real reasoning behind it, is that they are trying to drive down things back to the minimum wage.
Because this isn't going to get them the people that they can pay less than minimum wage, because this is all above board.
You're having to report this stuff.
There's no hiding it like there is with employing people who aren't supposed to be here.
Yeah, and just to add in the amount of illegal immigrants who already have jobs here.
Just take this statistic right here.
This comes from Statista.com.
100.72 million people as of October 2024 do not have a job.
And this is 16 years and older.
Oh, yeah.
That comes out.
According to Axios.com, 51.3% of Americans do not have a job right now.
Over half of Americans do not have a fucking job right now, 16 and older.
Yeah, and they need to bring in new people because nobody wants to work, quote.
And of course nobody wants to work because they want to work them for $7 or whatever the federal minimum wage is, which...
Just doesn't even cut it anymore for anyone.
I think they raised it to like $825,000.
How generous of them.
How generous.
If you are a minimum wage worker, the minimum house cost where I live right now is just half a million dollars.
It's like $495,000.
That's the median cost of a house where we live.
It's so fucking stupid.
It is ridiculous.
And then, of course, what ends up happening is all of the people that put all their investment into real estate while all this boom then goes bust as soon as nobody can afford to live anywhere.
And then, of course, you have the people on the other side who just keep arguing, well, no, you shouldn't even expect a job unless you're willing to work 80 hours a week and et cetera, et cetera.
And I'm like...
And I'm thinking to myself, your attitude would literally collapse the economy.
You realize that everyone working 80 hours a week means no one is consuming at all.
Pretty much unless you're running a food delivery service or a phone service or transportation, your business is sunk.
Hotel, yeah, you're screwed.
Those people ain't got time to go on vacation.
Those people don't have time to even go on business trips.
So you're just going to shut down.
Entertainment? Oh, entertainment will sink real quick if people are working 60 to 80 hours a week.
They don't understand what they're asking for here.
It's so true.
And then the best part is that they go, well, it's nothing wrong with wanting 40 hours a week.
Just don't expect to get employed anywhere.
Fuck, dude.
So, you know, there's nothing wrong with wanting 40 hours a week, but starve and die, peasant!
I'm like, man, it did not take long in that discussion for people's inner comstock to come out.
Like, oh my god, am I in Bioshock Infinite here?
Did I leave Rapture to go on to the Concordia?
Am I on a giant airship run by a psycho right now?
Like, holy fuck.
Because, yeah, I was thinking to myself, it's to the point where the greed is actually getting in the way of the greed.
Because you can't endlessly consume and endlessly work.
Dude, that's so true.
And it's like the same thing's going to happen if everyone's working 80 hours a week building TVs or something.
Obviously, that does not happen in the United States.
It's like a Chinese thing or something.
But if the Americans were here working 80 hours a week full-time, over full-time.
Making TVs, whatever.
Too many TVs are going to be made.
Not enough people to buy them.
Oh, yeah.
So, that's what's going to happen in this scenario.
Yeah, see, whereas before, the people that were working 40 hours a week had 8 hours of time that they thought, I need to fill this.
Well, I better go buy a TV.
Yep. And therefore, they made TVs and then they bought TVs.
It's like people are really losing the...
The wisdom that Henry Ford imparted on them that people that are broke can't buy things.
The whole reason why he paid extra money wasn't actually because he was a nice person, but because he knew that everyone needed a car.
So therefore, if he could get them enough pay, they would automatically support him by buying his stuff.
Because his stuff was essential.
I'm looking at...
Elon Musk on Twitter, just search his name on Twitter.
Everything is just anti-Elon, which I'm all about.
But the fact that everybody's just talking mad shit is hilarious.
The more recent ones seem to be bot-driven.
Because there's an awful lot of out-of-nowhere people spouting slurs and stuff and talking gropers.
Where you just think to yourself, This is designed to discredit the opposition.
These people attacking him are attacking him in a way where, yeah, you're not going to want to stand by him.
I recognize that tactic as I've seen it many times, but lots of people don't and will then actually move away from that position as a result out of fear of being associated with that.
Because, yeah, I noticed it pointed out a little while ago.
And the interesting thing is that people are thinking it's actually Elon doing it.
Because who else would have control of that algo?
So it's like if people are attacking him and getting boosted on Twitter, don't give me that he don't control the algorithm.
He could totally shut those people down.
And so therefore, if he's letting this happen, on some level, he's at least passively...
Encouraging it.
He wants it to happen.
He wants the hostile people to lash out so he looks good now.
100%. It doesn't look like he just called the whole nation lazy and stupid.
And to go fuck your face.
Yeah, and that's a great point.
Because it is, at the heart, some sort of operation they're pulling here.
Elon Musk, fucking BlackRock.
Because that part seemed like a purely emotive response.
Like, that didn't seem strategic or planned.
I think he actually just got legitimately mad at that point.
Yeah, I think he did.
And now he's employing this bot army to come in and attack him and make the other side look worse.
Because initially, most of the people that were shutting him down and schooling him were people coming in and saying, like, you know, my son...
Has a 4.0 degree and is getting told that he pretty much can't get a job anywhere because they're going to these H-1B people and then they're working them at slave labor wages for 80 hours a week and tormenting them pretty much with the dangling of you screw up once and you get dumped back to your home country.
Fucking done.
One less leg.
And so the first few days of the discussion were pretty well reasoned and actually people arguing with each other.
And then just out of nowhere, there comes to be this endless attack dog army.
And I'm leaning towards, yeah, I kind of think it is being at least passively supported by Elon because otherwise those people would be shut down.
Because the people that were attacking him logically did get shut down, and that's what made people suspicious.
Like that one guy who very calmly pointed out, you know, I have a 4.0 GPA child, etc., etc., lost his account, and they tried to make it out like some kind of error.
Oopsies! Yeah, and I'm like, no, that was either mass reporting or somebody in the back room putting their thumb on the scale.
One of the two happened, and neither one is organic.
Yeah, dude.
So my thing about this is I was anti-Elon before anti-Elon was popular.
I've been anti-Elon since he first came out with PayPal or whatever the fuck it was.
He didn't come out with PayPal.
Let's just be honest here.
He stole every fucking idea that he's famous for.
Every single fucking one of them.
Well, yeah.
He's like Bill Gates.
He takes other people's ideas and is an excellent marketer.
He's a fucking piece of shit.
He's a fucking shill.
I'm fucking open about this.
I don't hate anybody.
I just really dislike a lot of people.
Elon being one of them.
Trump being another one.
Every politician being one of them.
But let's just be honest here, dude.
Elon is not your friend.
He is not here to help you.
He doesn't know about it.
He doesn't care about it.
He doesn't give a fuck about you or your family.
He cares about himself and his fucking handlers who are telling him what to do, when to do it, how high to jump.
All these things.
He is not the owner of Twitter.
He's not the owner of PayPal.
He was never the owner.
Do you remember?
We can go off on a tangent.
The whole PayPal thing.
He literally went in there, like, skirted his way into the position of being able to, like, write legal documents for PayPal, whatever.
And he went in there and he basically wrote out the owner.
Who was, like, the legitimate owner of PayPal and, like, wrote himself in as the owner and did this really, really spectacular way of doing it, though.
But he basically just, like, wrote himself as the owner of PayPal.
And everybody's like, what the fuck?
He's the owner of PayPal.
And just, like, ate it up.
And then the owners of PayPal were like, what the fuck?
And he's like, well, I'll just pay you out.
It's only fitting that the most successful person got there through, not...
Wit and innovation, but subterfuge and betrayal.
Subterfuge and 100%.
See, I've been distrusting him ever since he first started throwing his hat in the ring, because I always had the, you know, as spiritualism dictates that you have to love everyone.
Even terrible people simply for your own sake and not because they're wonderful.
Let's not say you have to trust or believe in them or listen to them.
It's more a matter of you just don't hate them.
But in terms of politics, I always had the general rule of distrust all politics and all politicians.
And I would like to add a caveat to that since people seem to keep making this distinction.
And I guess I need to specify because I thought people understood that you are a politician doing
Yeah, I got into a huge argument about that with somebody a while back.
100 fucking percent.
So in the end, my original assertion's right.
I just had to qualify that for people who are confused and insist things like, but they're a private company that talks to the CIA and FBI.
That's different.
And so as things get more cyberpunk and the concept of business and government melts together and we start working for We need to stop making that distinction.
Because if your politicians are talking to your businessmen, then your businessmen are your politicians.
And you need to distrust them both.
I think most people know that it is corporations that run this shit now.
It's a slowly dawning realization, but I keep seeing people...
Insisting this whole, well, you know, Trump's not a politician.
He was outside of politics.
And I'm like, he literally served for four years.
I know.
He was a president for four years, people.
Do you not remember this?
It's like, well, aside from those four years, though, and, you know, the whole re-election campaign, he's never been a politician.
And I'm like, dude, he got into the game.
They let him in the game.
You think they let anyone in the game that isn't really in the game?
How well did Ron Pauls go?
Remember Ron Paul's campaign?
I'm like, does anyone remember that point where Ron Paul almost won?
Because that never fucking happened.
Not even Bernie Sanders had a chance, and he was pretty establishment, really.
But they were still like, you're still too out there for us.
He was more palatable to them, but you could tell there was just certain stuff he wasn't going to play ball on.
That's the trick.
A lot of this stuff requires them not to simply comply, but to play ball very effectively and quickly, which I think is more so why they didn't want Trump and that he's not compliant, but more so that he's stubborn and wants to do things his way.
And they just don't want that.
They want somebody like Biden who doesn't even know he's signing a paper.
That's so much more preferable to them.
They gotta sweat.
With somebody's ego, you gotta cajole them.
He forgets to sign with his right hand and actually signs with his left.
Hmm, interesting.
More than one Biden out there.
Yeah, I was about to say, like, changing your dominant hand, like, if that is the same person, your brain is gone.
Gone! Gone, gone, gone.
That's a pretty basic thing to the point where determining dominance is something where the way they determine it is they just tell you, push the person back.
Which foot did they rest on?
That's how natural it is.
You don't think about it.
It's automatic reflex.
If you can't do that, there's parts of your spinal column that are degrading, for God's sake.
The message is they are not getting through.
If you want to insist on the whole he's not a body double thing because you just really want to cling to that at this point.
I don't know.
I almost feel like that's the more conspiratorial angle at this point.
That the dude who's been several different heights is the same guy.
It's pretty ridiculous.
You know, if you are...
And the most messed up part is, I mean, even if you are to buy into the official story, the official story is that he is literally a vegetable now.
Oh, he's totally a vegetable.
I found this pretty funny about Elon, though, because two days ago, you know, the whole thing, him saying you can fucking fuck yourself in the face, whatever.
Two days ago, he says, my tolerance for subtards is limited.
And he's talking about...
Not smart people.
You know, he's talking about Trump supporters and this and that.
And then today he says, please post a bit more positive, beautiful, or informative content on this platform.
But he's the one who's fucking saying fuck you to everybody.
Didn't he congratulate himself on his parenting skills using his alt?
Yes, he did.
Or something like that.
Adrian Dittman, yeah.
That particular one almost made me feel a little bad.
Because I thought, I don't need that level of acceptance.
He strives for acceptance.
I think that he really wants people to like him.
I think he does.
And see, that's the trouble, is if you're willing to do anything to please anyone, then you can be swayed by everyone.
So you're nothing more than a freaking kite on the wind.
You'd go wherever you're blown.
Dude, it was pretty cool.
Steve Bannon, I don't trust that guy either, but he said about Elon Musk, quote, You're a war profiteer.
You're not an American nationalist.
You're not even an American.
You are a globalist.
End quote.
And that's perfect.
That's right on the target.
Yeah. I mean, it is good.
I stand by my strategic pick.
These people turned on this guy in a second, as is right.
And that was exactly the attitude I had, is that as soon as something dodgy happens, these are always the people who complain.
So I was like, Stick with the people who bitch about everything.
Like, stick with the squeaky wheels.
Everybody always wants to go along to get along, but you're clearly not getting that from anyone else.
So you might as well assert what you want.
Oh my god, he also made a post that said...
He posted that on December 26th.
I mean, yeah.
I mean, that is true.
He is constantly insulted on that platform.
100%. As he should be.
Because anybody in any position of power should be heavily criticized.
They should be questioned consistently.
They should always be in the spotlight about all the bad shit they're doing to keep them accountable.
Yeah. Shouldn't trust them.
Do people not understand that concept?
That's what politicians...
We're supposed to hold them accountable.
We're supposed to be highly critical of these people.
Well, yeah.
Keep them...
Accountable. You have people like, oh, I don't care.
I will fucking suck your dick.
I just, you know, it's so disgusting.
The point of these people like just disregard who they are as a person inside and they want to like be on the cool path.
Like, oh, everybody thinks this is good.
I guess I'm going to think it's good.
Yeah. I'm not going to say anything against that because then I won't be in the cool crowd.
Well, yeah.
It's like, dude, fuck off.
Go fuck yourself in the faces.
Part of the trouble is people mistaken capitulation for, quote, going along to getting along.
If you're just going to tolerate something coming in, you don't actually have to participate and celebrate it.
You just have to not oppose and attack it.
But people have this notion that if you're doing anything except dancing in the freaking streets for it, that you're somehow attacking it.
And so through, well...
Peer pressure.
They then get pushed into accepting all these things that, honestly, when you actually press a lot of these people and ask them, do you really think that?
They usually don't.
And a lot of times, even when...
And the sad thing is you'll actually see in these interactions that this will be the first time they've engaged rationally on this subject.
Like, how did you look at this without seeing this before?
Oh, yeah, the answer is you didn't.
Mm-hmm.
So now you're forced to look because you're trying to defend yourself or you're trying to win the argument and then you're like, oh man, I don't like any of this.
So let's move on to the next story of the news.
So Jimmy Carter, longest living U.S. president, is dead at 100 years old.
Two years in hospice, bro.
At his home.
Two years in fucking hospice.
Father of the NWO, let us never forget.
Yep. Don't fucking forget.
See, everybody acts like he was just a bumbling chump.
And yet, him and Gerald Ford pretty much made all of this stuff happening now happen back then.
Like, he set the groundwork for all that stuff.
It was crazy going into it, figuring out just how much between him and Gerald Ford got set up.
Yeah, they did a lot.
They really got that ball rolling.
There was way more meddling than they give the guy credit for.
Because a lot of people, they look at the moral part and they're like, well, you know, he was so humble and he only lusted in his heart.
And I'm like, well, that just means he wasn't a perf or a lecher.
That doesn't make you morally good all around.
That just means you...
Probably aren't cheating on your wife.
Fuck, he was married for 77 years to his wife.
See, and people have such a low opinion of politicians that just not being a sleazy letcher makes you a good person as a politician.
Because, you know, you get so much positive PR that you have to really be pretty freaking awful to get negative PR.
Like, you gotta be Biden-levels awful where it's just impossible to cover for it.
Yeah, he was awarded the Nobel Peace Prize in 2002 for his efforts to promote peace, democracy, and human rights.
Oh, how far we've come.
So how'd that turn out 22 years later?
Terrible. That Nobel Peace Prize shall be stripped away.
I can't believe Obama's got Nobel Peace Prizes, dude.
The people who get Nobel Peace Prizes, it's insane for why they get them.
Like, it used to be sort of noble.
I don't know.
Like, what's a good example of this?
Good example of a shitty Nobel Peace Prize.
Well, I mean, the absolute best one was giving Obama for his term that he hadn't served yet.
There you go.
That's a perfect example.
They gave him a peace prize for how he would act as president based on his rhetoric.
Jesus. So literally, he says he's going to pursue peace.
Well, let's just give him the prize now.
And then his speech was literally like, we need to go to war for peace.
Let's preemptively give him a Nobel Peace Prize.
Turns out war is super necessary, guys.
Who knew?
Yeah, and then he goes and just destroys the Middle East with bombs.
And it's like, okay.
Peace. Peace and love.
Now remember, when Trump droned people, that was very bad.
Same with Bush.
But when Obama droned them, he actually droned them with happiness and sunshine, and no one died.
So it made everything okay.
Not a single person died.
Not a single person.
So yeah, Jimmy Carter's dead.
Imagine a dystopian cyberpunk view through a lens.
They're all like...
Dying and shit, but you just see, like, confetti coming out of him.
Poof! It's like people are all, like, shrieking in pain, but all you can hear is him going, Hooray!
It's a party!
It's a party!
Hip in this colon.
So, he had cancer for, like, four months.
They got rid of it, whatever.
And then he lived for, like, another 20 years and died, whatever.
But, speaking of cancer, I only mention cancer because Netanyahu...
He's hospitalized right now.
Oh, wow.
He has surgery.
He has cancer, apparently.
Okay, so part of this, this is really interesting.
Why is he only now doing it?
Okay, I'm getting cancer now after the last rounds of the international courts issuing what the fuck did they issue?
Wars against humanity?
Or crimes against humanity?
Yeah, the international crimes against humanity thing.
Which I always find really hypocritical to be issued by them.
Like, the world's largest source of trafficking accusations.
Fuck. He, uh...
Where is this?
So... Okay, so the cancer came whenever he got his prostate removed.
They removed his prostate, apparently.
I just imagine that strongly worded letter.
You are bad.
And him responding, Since when the hell have you guys cared?
Since when did you care?
He actually asked the court about those international crimes against humanity in that court.
He actually requested those hearings to be cancelled because he's sick.
He tried to call in on his hearing.
I have a doctor's note.
I have a doctor's note that cannot appear.
I am dying of cancer.
So it's pretty interesting timing, right?
Oh yeah, you know.
Great time to get sick.
You know, they removed Assad.
Well, I was about to say, that ramped it up pretty massively, the pressure on him.
Once they did that.
Up until that point, they hadn't received a whole lot of pushback from the UN.
I mean, come on, what did they do?
Send them some strongly worded letters and stuff.
Issued the usual arrest warrants.
In this case, they actually censured him and demanded he come in for a change, which probably surprised him a bit, because he's like, wait, you're actually going to lecture me?
Yeah, you're actually...
Going through with this?
Like, this isn't just gonna be a letter like usual where you cry about humanitarian stuff.
Like, hey, you're getting in the way of our trafficking operations.
Your murders are making this too obvious.
Could be more obvious.
Like, Jesus Christ, dude.
It's on television every fucking day.
Or whatever news you watch.
Like, his crimes are happening every fucking day.
So... That's what astounds me.
He's been called out for war crimes for the better part of however long he's been in office.
And nothing ever happens to him.
I know.
The best we get is that amazing hummus tunnel meme.
Exactly. Where he just points it like, hospital, hummus tunnel.
School, hummus tunnel.
Random slide of the road, hummus tunnel.
They try to make him look like a good guy.
It's ridiculous.
It's like it's a really brutal and violent struggle.
It's just really hard to lionize somebody even if they weren't being scum in such a situation.
When you're actively just defying anything regarding conventions, it gets to be about impossible at this point.
See, I feel like they're just way too used to the previous conflicts where There wasn't a blogosphere and a whole lot of podcasters and lots of people to call this stuff out.
It was primary sources.
Generally, they would criticize Israel with very hushed tones and with apologies afterwards always.
It almost seems like...
It's forcing the UN to really try and pretend that they're going to do stuff.
They're really making a big deal of pretending to give a crap about dead people.
When we all know that they celebrate every time somebody dies.
What the hell?
Don't give me this crap.
Yeah, did you see Laura Loomer, all these people who were calling Elon Musk out during this whole escapade going on?
They were the loudest that were getting pushed for their dissent against Elon.
But now they're all like, Elon, you're the greatest.
I'm so sorry.
Your Starlink is amazing.
I just ordered one.
I'm going to get it.
That was Cat Turd who said that.
And Laura Loomer, she now just issued an apology.
It's like, I'm so sorry, Elon.
I love you.
Oh, God.
That thing was an ad read disguised as a post.
It was really gross.
Just explicitly admit that you're advertising stuff.
I don't know why the hell you've got to be cagey about it.
Nobody reads that and thinks, yeah, that's organic.
He really loves Starlink.
He just really, really cares about Starlink and feels the need to make a post about just getting it.
And I'm like, no, that was some astroturfing because Elon needed positive coverage.
Yep, you gotta make the smiles happen.
But hey, if the Algo runners are looking for some suggestions, how about, for starters, having love, peace, harmony, unity, not be offensive keywords,
you assholes?
Like, how is this?
Well, no, seriously, I can get more reach.
Calling people assholes and pricks than I can using positive and unifying terms.
You want more causative crap on there?
Boost the positive crap instead of de-boosting it.
You do this to yourselves.
Don't pretend now that it's biting you in the ass that it's suddenly a surprise.
That's the thing.
The only reason they're caring is because now they're getting attacked.
This was never a problem until the Ouroboros turned around and decided to eat them.
Yep. As long as it was eating its own butthole all day, it was okay.
It's just so ridiculous, dude.
Just stick to your guns.
Quit trying to fit in.
Well, yeah.
They kiss way too much butt.
It's like...
I can understand apologizing if you raged out and were out of line or something, but way too much of this is just apologizing because you're starting to realize your reach is diminished.
Yeah, dude.
Elon, try to get me to apologize to you because it's not going to happen.
You just suck all around.
Yeah, I know.
I've been pretty straight up about...
Not trusting the guy and anybody as a whole because they have not given me reason to.
And frankly, this whole we should automatically trust people, you should have learned by now that that's not a good thing.
Automatic trust should have been something you lost post-9-11 or at least post-COVID for God's sake.
At least!
At least it'd be more recent.
Yeah, at least.
The automatic trust should not be given at this point.
You should have definitely learned multiple lessons by now, not just one.
It's hopeless.
But yeah, all these people coming around and issuing the retractions and the apologies and stuff, they're just groveling for the bag.
It's all it is.
It's not like any of those people genuinely stopped believing.
What they said the day before.
More than likely, that's what they truly thought.
Because almost never is your apology what you actually think.
Oh, good God.
News is horrible.
Well, I mean, the drones just disappeared.
Well, yeah, what happened to the drones?
Other than people asking about them, no, they just vanished.
My guess is we need them out of the news cycle long enough to convince people it's organic when they call for lockdowns.
That's coming soon.
Oh my god.
I don't think it'll be too soon, though.
I don't think so?
By soon, I mean the next two years by soon.
Oh, okay.
I was about to say, within the next couple of months, people would be like, it's going to take a little bit more time to build up trust than that.
That's the thing.
I feel like the whole system's running into...
The realization that just because everybody picked something different this time, they don't actually trust it anymore.
The whole system's trust has been broken.
And so they have to rebuild that now.
Which means they gotta hand out some carrots.
Not just dangle them in front of our faces?
And not just smack people with the stick like they have been for the past few years.
I mean, hey, you saw him try.
I mean, that was the whole point of that H-1B story was just basically, yeah, we're going to keep fucking you over and you're going to deal with it and suck it up.
And it turned out actually, no, people learned that they have a lot more will and control over reality in the interim and said, we're not doing that.
And so that attempt already kind of demonstrates.
That this attempt to rebuild goodwill is not genuine, or they wouldn't have pulled the shit in the first damn place.
The fact that they're backpedaling shows that it was just a crass desire to gain personally as well.
Because if this was actually a pet cause where they genuinely cared about all these people that they were so passionately talking about a week ago, It wouldn't have taken two days of unpopularity to decide.
Actually, I don't like this system either.
It's broken.
The whole thing is broken.
It has a bunch of cowards.
A bunch of cowards saying that they believe something all along that I was telling them back then.
But now they believe it and always believed it.
That's the tedious part.
There's a tiny percentage who's like, you know, okay, you changed my mind.
But an awful lot of them will just present as, oh, I always thought this.
Oh, really?
Why did you literally argue with me a couple years ago?
Well, because, you know, I thought it, but I was too cowardly to admit it is what they should really admit, but they won't say that either.
Nope. Because if they did genuinely think it back then and they argued with you, that's actually worse.
I'm like, frankly, I'd rather you be swayed.
Because at least then you were doing what you believed in, even if it was wrong.
But if you were just being a puss back then, that's actually a lot more bad, I would say.
It's way worse being a puss about your fucking beliefs.
To believe something and then do like, no, I actually outwardly say, I believe this, and I don't believe that.
But truly...
You believe this, but not that.
Like, that's the pussiest thing ever, dude.
And it shows you never stand by anything, and you can't be relied on to actually strongly stand by nothing.
So, it means that as soon as something becomes even remotely unpopular, you're just gonna shift on to the next thing that's popular.
If I was in a game of dodgeball, those type of people I would pick last.
Oh yeah.
I'd put them on the sidelines.
Like, maybe next game you can play, but dude, you just suck.
You're a pussy.
You suck.
Fucking suck.
But yeah, see, if somebody had been genuinely swayed in the meantime, no matter how many times people attack them and say they don't believe it and stuff, if you actually really changed your mind, well, that meant that you believed in what you were arguing before.
So even if it was something wrong, you did believe it.
You weren't just being insincere and going along with the crowd.
You were actually deceived or tricked or believed the wrong thing.
And so, you know, there's a real distinction there.
Yeah, I've actually been seeing a lot of people come out and be like, you know what?
I see what you're all talking about with Trump.
He's not a good guy.
He's not who I should trust or believe in.
You guys were right.
Like, I've been seeing that a lot lately.
Yeah, see, and I think that's why the establishment wanted Kamala.
Because as much as they wanted to keep telling people that they're all a bunch of sheep and they're going to support him no matter what.
That's not the material reality.
And it wasn't the material reality back in 2020 either, when all the lockdown stuff was happening.
People were not believing that stuff.
They weren't kissing his ass.
They were like, why aren't you doing more to make these places open?
Why aren't you actually using some of your power to let people out of their damn houses?
And so this whole notion that everyone was just going to roll over...
No, that's why they wanted the other side to win, because those people demonstrated that they are very immune to any kind of swaying, to the point where they will literally get mugged and say that they wish that they'd been mugged by someone else just because this will prejudice the community against them.
And I'm like, why yes, being a thieving sack of crap might make people think you suck.
It might.
I don't know.
What a shocking revelation.
People might not like you if you're a thief.
It reminded me of that story that I was reading where this gay couple adopted two kids and literally sold them off as products.
Those two dudes, right?
After abusing them severely?
Yeah. Yeah, they both got a hundred years.
And then, like, it was so hilarious.
The top comment was, and you know what's the worst thing about this?
Is this going to make it so much harder for gay couples to adopt?
Yeah. That's the concern here.
That's what everybody's worried about.
Like, oh my god.
Priorities, priorities.
The level of self-absorption.
Like, you literally don't understand other people exist, do you?
That's so retarded.
That is so fucking retarded.
Good God.
I'm like, yeah, you know, because everyone else read that story and thought, this is going to prejudice people against the gay community adopting.
Yeah, that's what changes minds.
That's the one.
Oh yeah, so it's kind of like when you see a preacher who's a man-whore and constantly seeking out gain and fancy cars and money and status.
At some point, you just have to accept that his priority is not a Dudlow one.
Joel Osteen?
Fuck which one?
All of them?
Yeah, I mean, there's always the classic one, Jimmy Swaggart.
Oh, the old Swaggart.
It's kind of quaint to think that back then it was a big deal that he cheated.
Yeah, that was the thing.
If you wanted to really fuck someone's career up, like in the 40s, 50s, whatever, you just say, they're cheating.
They're not faithful to their wives, and they're destroyed.
Yeah, and then actual perv types will stand behind whatever community will defend them.
And so they've been trying to nose under the tent of the rest of the community all this time.
Yeah, and then they get a new color for the flag for them.
Yeah, you know, people have never actually heard this mentioned.
Has anyone ever actually thought about the...
The spiritual symbolism of a discordantly colored flag that doesn't combine to form white?
I don't know, dude.
Sounds like the absorption of all light or the...
Or is that black?
Black is the absorption of all color, right?
Yeah, but see, it's a discordant rainbow because it would not combine all colors into the light spectrum.
It's only splitting certain portions.
So the overall combination would not form white light.
I've never actually heard anyone discuss the symbolism of that, how they went from a rainbow that made white light to a rainbow that would not do that.
The inversion!
It's the inversion!
Luciferians! And you have to ask yourself, if you combine all those colors together, what color do they form?
Probably brown.
I'm curious, actually.
Would it be like a light pinkish-teal color?
I don't know, dude.
I think it would just turn into a fucking nasty brown.
Shit brown.
I'd have to try it out.
You gotta try it out.
You gotta smoke some DMT.
Do a show, dude.
Oh, I'm way ahead of you there.
He's on it right now!
Alright, let's get into the show, because we're already at an hour in here.
The great thing about DMT is if I was on it right now, I'd be off it in five minutes.
That's true.
That's true.
It doesn't last too long.
They call it the gentleman's trip because you can literally smoke it and go to a business meeting 20 minutes later and be fine.
It's a strange one.
What did Elon just say?
He's like, no amount of ketamine is enough for him or something?
Oh yeah, he said he was effectively an unlimited tolerance to ketamine.
I mean, an important thing to note is that as a dissociative hallucinogen...
It doesn't have the usual super tolerance that gets built up when you're dealing with entheogens, like LSD, mushrooms, the ones that...
Because effectively, the two, they reveal different parts of the universe, but it's more like the front end and the back end.
Like, entheogens are more about revealing more about what's there that you don't see.
Whereas dissociatives are more about revealing things that you wouldn't even know were there.
Things you aren't aware of at all.
Things you wouldn't be or otherwise come into contact with.
Whereas entheogens generally involve things that, given the proper state, you could come into contact with it anyways.
You get to see a lot of structural and building blocks of the universe.
It's more like a...
It's more like a deconstruction of reality than the LSD trip.
And that's why you have to be careful when you drink cough syrup.
I've never done that.
Get high off cough syrup, drink a whole bottle or whatever.
Real potassium.
We'll see the difference.
We'll see DXM is effectively the same class of drug, but it's a longer-lasting and less fast-acting version.
Whereas ketamine is very quick and has a very short duration, roughly about two to three times as long as DMT, which is the shortest.
But still to the point where somebody could probably do it and then 30, 40 minutes or an hour later not be so fucked up that they wouldn't be able to deal with basic life.
Jeez, dude.
I don't even want to know what that's like, man.
I knew some people who smoked some ketamine.
They actually stole it from a veterinarian, like a truck.
One of those drive-around trucks.
Right. They fucking broke into the truck and stole vials of ketamine.
This was years ago.
And the motherfuckers, they were two crazy sons of bitches, dude.
Like, these guys would eat anything you gave to them.
I was...
I grew up with older people.
Like, I was 12 going to keggers, senior keggers, and it was so dumb.
But, like, that's how I grew up.
But these two motherfuckers who were much older than me...
They would eat anything handed to them.
You have a weird, mysterious pill you found.
Yeah, give it to me.
I'll eat it.
It's like, oh, yikes.
Yikes. I've met a few of them types.
You know, like me.
What is that?
What's that pill saying?
Nothing on it.
Give it to me.
What is the skull and crossbones?
That means it's extra good, right?
It's extra good.
Give me three of those.
Yeah. Fuck.
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