CONTACT US: Email: paranaughtica@gmail.com Twitter: @paranaughtica Facebook: The Paranaughtica PodcastContact Cricket: Website: www.theindividuale.com Twitter: @Individualethe Hello everyone!Today, we have with us one of the best at what we do – the great Julia of the Cosmic Peach Podcast!Julia covers everything that pertains to the sᥙ⍴ᥱrᥒᥲ𝗍ᥙrᥲᥣ, the քǟʀǟռօʀʍǟʟ, ᥲᥒᥴіᥱᥒ𝗍 mᥡs𝗍ᥱrіᥱs & every flavor of ᥴ᥆ᥒs⍴іrᥲᥴᥡ 𝗍һᥱ᥆rіᥱs. Much like us, so it’s a great fit.Best of all, she has no filter and no master to tell her what she can and can’t do or say.Today, we’ll be discussing a wide-array of weirdness from JonBonet Ramsey to MKULTRA to ‘co-vid’ to Jim Carry and other weird celebrities and their weird crap they do. ....and so much more, really....like, a lot more.We dive deep with this one. Enjoy. To contact Julia (Cosmic Peach):- Instagram- Link Tree: @xpeachTo listen to Cosmic Peach:- Spotify- Apple Podcasts- Patreon To check out a small batch of Coops’ music, go to this this link — https://on.soundcloud.com/Q1XRaY9WSpzawV9r7 CHECK YOUR LOCAL WATER TREATMENT LEVELS: EWG Tap Water Database ***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. ko-fi.com/paranaughticapodcast Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
win. You've got to say it's a crime, a human being.
God damn it.
My life has been.
Yeah, I just really want to get into that book and just start reading it.
It's so hard to find time these days.
You know, I started reading it in small chunks.
Like I'd sit down, read a chapter, and then I would like go a couple days and then read another chapter.
And then by the time you get to like the middle, you just start like running through the chapters because you can't put it down.
And then you wonder how in the world people have went their whole lives without reading it.
It's insane.
It's so insane.
All right, ladies and gentlemen, welcome to the show, Paranautica Podcast.
I'm your host, Coop.
We got Cricket over there.
Cricket, say what up?
Hello.
Very good.
And today we have the most specialist of all guests that we've ever had.
Guest is Julia from Cosmic Peach.
Julia, how are you doing?
I am doing great.
Thanks for having me.
I hope I can live up to that intro.
But we'll see.
Maybe I'm not the most specialist guest ever.
Well, the most specialist of guest assistants.
Yeah.
Oh, no.
Dude, everything you put out is fire.
I've listened to pretty much every episode you've put out, at least under Cosmic Peach.
On Spotify.
But, yeah.
It's gold.
Thank you.
Little gold.
Thanks.
Well, if someone would have told me a couple of years ago that I could make a living just off of opening my mouth and weird things coming out of it, I would have said, you're fucking crazy.
Because, I mean, it is hard to bring up certain types of topics and have people...
First, be able to accept them, and second, be able to digest them and understand them.
But I try to present it in a way where it's compelling, but also entertaining.
Right.
And I just want people to learn shit.
I mean, that was a whole new angle on O.J. Simpson that I'd never heard before.
Who, I did?
Yeah.
Which part of it?
The part about Nicole.
Oh, dude.
You guys gotta look into that shit.
Totally a man.
She's probably 100% trans.
Well, this is for your audience.
Let me just back up a little bit before somebody starts trying to throw me under the bus here.
Putting aside your feelings for her and just looking because there are experts.
And people who can like go and dig up fucking tombs and shit.
And they can just based on looking at skeletons alone.
Right.
They can tell whether it's a female or a male skeleton.
Not only just based on the pelvis, but by the skull, by the hands, by the knees, like everything.
You can just tell if it was a woman or a man.
And there are these same people who will look at celebrities and they will say, this person has skeletal markers that are consistent with being male at birth.
Or this person has skeletal features that are consistent with being male.
Yeah.
So, I mean...
I know it just rocks your world when you really get looking into it.
One that I've said for many years was a dude is Jennifer Maniston.
Oh, yeah.
And then, like, she's started hanging out with Obama now, and it's like, of course she has.
He loves dudes.
Look at Michelle, you know?
I just, you know, it's something you'd actually have to take the time and really look into and listen to people who know what they're talking about.
I'm not an expert on it, but I've listened to people who are.
And it's really compelling.
And it's gotten me to thinking about some shit.
Yeah, for sure.
I totally agree with that.
I mean, facial structure can say a lot.
Like the cheekbones, the jawline.
And she definitely had a very manly looking face.
Part of learning more involves backfilling old stories.
Well, I saw one picture where she was, like, posed with OJ or whatever.
It was some type of, like, awards thing.
And it almost looked like she had a 5 o 'clock shadow.
Oh, man.
Jesus.
Go look it up, people.
Literally.
It's one of the first pictures that pops up on Google when you put her name in.
And I think she's got, like, a white dress on, I think.
But if you really look at her, she's got, like, this whole 5 o 'clock shadow thing going on.
I'm going to look at this here.
Oh my god, dude.
Dude.
Yeah, I see it.
That is a man's jaw.
That is a five o 'clock shadow.
For sure.
For sure.
Cricket, let me just...
You see that five o 'clock shadow?
I don't know if you can see it too, Julia.
Yeah, I can see it.
It's that one right there.
If you pull that up and make it big.
She's definitely got...
You know when you try to cover it up with makeup and it ends up making it look gray?
Yeah.
Because it's like the shadow and the makeup blend together and they create this gray cast on the skin?
That's exactly what I'm looking at right there.
That is a dude.
I'm not seeing much of an Adam's apple is the only thing that in these pictures here.
Well, she's definitely got, like, a python in the throat.
Look at that thing coming down.
Yeah, she definitely does.
I think that might be one of the easier things that you could get removed.
I mean, people do it all the time that are going through this, like, transition.
People who are not even celebrities, you know, they go in, they get their dicks off, they get their Adam's apple removed, they get their jawline shaved down.
I mean, if you look at, I watched this thing.
And it was like, follow me on my transition.
And the surgeon was talking about everything he was going to do to this person.
And it sounds barbaric.
It sounds medieval.
We're going to yeet your hairline back.
We're going to shave your jawline down.
We're going to bust your kneecaps and reset them.
We're going to crack your nose open.
We're going to do this.
And then we're going to turn your penis inside out.
It's like, dude, this sounds horrible.
No, this sounds good.
Right.
Yeah, yeah, no shit.
Furrow his brow and put some organ music to it.
Like you got a pretty good horror plot right there.
We're going to break your legs and reassemble them.
Sounds like everything Joseph Mengele was just working on.
I think that's where we got a lot of our technologies from that guy.
They basically rearrange your entire skeletal structure.
I think when you're born into this, especially in Hollywood, and if your parents were celebrities and you were kind of destined to do this and be this person, they get these kids pumped up with all type of hormones and shit when they're little,
so the transition is easier.
And I've actually heard someone say that if you really look at Will Smith's kids...
The girl is actually a boy, and the boy is actually a girl.
Willow?
Willow's the boy, right?
Yeah.
They're named after the opposite, right?
Willow is named after Will, and she has masculine bone structure, and then Jaden is named after, you know.
Jada.
And he has a more feminine bone structure.
And there's all these weird videos of people groping on Jaden all the time.
And it just makes you wonder.
These kids are almost raised for the slaughter in some way.
I truthfully fucking agree with that shit, man.
Everything you hear about Hollywood and their weirdness, weird scenes.
Everything is just inverted.
They're all Satanists.
They invert everything.
Generational Satanism.
And they are born into that lifestyle, like for real.
Well, if you're constantly aging, you're growing up in it, how would you know it's abnormal?
You wouldn't.
That's the thing.
That's how they create generational Satanism because...
I've had this conversation with my husband before, and I was raised in a Christian family, and my grandpa was a pastor, and that's always felt like home for me.
But if I was raised in India, would I still have those core values?
Probably not.
So it's like, whatever you're raised in, that's your norm.
That's what you consider to be your lifestyle, unless you get older and you're like, fuck this.
Which, in most cases, when...
People start talking about it.
They get, like, removed.
I'm pretty sure Charlie Sheen's...
Or not Charlie Sheen.
Charlie...
What is his last name?
I'm fucking...
Maybe it was.
I don't know.
But somebody was talking about, like...
These sex parties and stuff and all these little kids and shit.
And if you look at them, it's the same ones that were on, like, the Disney Channel and shit that look like crackheads now.
Like, that one kid from That's So Raven.
Have you seen him?
Was he the one that was, like, the main character in that Nickelodeon documentary about the fucking guy who was groping all the kids?
Yeah, yeah, yeah.
That guy.
So, literally, like, the Nickelodeon stars and, like, these Disney stars.
They grow up, and they're clearly fucking disturbed, and when they start talking about this shit, it's like, well, they're just a crackhead.
Look at Amanda Bynes, you know?
Yeah, she's off the rocker.
Dude, yeah, but it's like, is she off the rocker because of the childhood she had?
Or is she, you know, and it's like, it's so easy to dismiss them because they grow up and they're crazy.
And they're like, okay.
I don't know if she's a lesbian or what,
but I saw her on some kind of podcast talking about it and she was like I feel like the only reason why people watch That's a Raven is because I had big boobs and I always
Yeah, same with...
Who's the other actress?
One super skinny now.
Ariana Grande or whatever.
Oh, she looks like a Skeletor.
She looks like one of those things in Harry Potter that pulls the carriage.
Oh, dude.
She's tiny.
Yeah.
And I was trying to look at an old...
And she got started on Nickelodeon, too.
But I was looking at an old picture of her versus now.
And they've almost...
I'm kind of into this thing where I feel like people almost get swapped out or they're just a character and multiple people play them.
And the person that I see now almost doesn't even look like the same human being as the one that was on the Nickelodeon channel.
It makes me wonder if it's even her.
Probably not, man.
Like Eminem, you know?
Yeah.
Oh, speaking of Eminem, you know how they...
I was going to mention this when we get going, but might as well just mention it now.
But you know how everyone, like these MKUltra characters, they dye their hair blonde, which is basically, you know, signifying they've been MKUltra'd, whatever.
Right, the bleach blonde.
Yeah.
So Marilyn Monroe, because she dyed her hair blonde, and, you know, she was obviously like a beta sex kitten.
So I'm thinking, well, is Eminem a beta sex kitten?
Did they program him to be a beta sex kitten?
Bleach blonde, the sudden British accent.
He has to be doing something in that capacity because, in my opinion, when you see someone come out with this bleach blonde, like, completely alter ego type shit, it signals, like, there's somebody else in there.
And it's not...
And then they get, like, all these...
Identities.
Oh, yeah.
And they have multiple different names that they go by.
And it's not just Eminem and Marilyn Monroe, which both of them changed their names, but Lady Gaga is one that sticks out to me a lot.
And if you watch Like a Star is Born, that movie kind of almost shows you her fucked up life in a way because she was always a brunette and she always said she got made fun of for her.
Having a big nose and shit.
And it was like this hard luck story.
And then she is what she is now.
So I was looking at her bone structure, honestly, and I'm not going to lie.
It's awfully masculine.
And then there's interviews of her and they're like, well, people think you're trans.
And she's like, so what if I am?
So it's not like she's denying it.
That's not a no.
Right.
I mean, there's so many layers to it.
The bleach blonde hair for me is definitely one of them because Marilyn, but also other people.
I think that signifies like, all right, they're controlled for sure.
We've got them under our control.
And it's kind of like telling everybody, yeah, we got them.
So it really kind of begs the question, like when you think of like old interviews.
Where, for example, Britney Spears was talking about preserving her virginity and everybody laughed and mocked it in the press because they're like, oh, that's just ridiculous.
What if she was legitimately telling the truth?
That was just the altar that she was in, was the pure, I need to be a good person, I'm on television altar at the time.
Thinking back, what if she was not lying?
If she was legitimately, pathologically lying because she had these entirely separated personalities, even back then?
I think she's always had completely separated personalities because I didn't know about it, but I guess there's this interview.
Because my husband was telling me about it, and he said, like, somebody was interviewing her, and she, like, stopped talking right in the middle of an interview, and she was like, strong, Brittany.
Yeah, dude, that's the one I always think about when anyone talks about Brittany.
Like, that interview is so fucking weird.
You can see her brain is, like, fractured.
She'll, like, stop talking and, like, talk to herself, and she's, like, going through these weird emotions.
Where she's about to cry, and then she's like, no, strong Britney.
Yeah, strong Britney.
This is so fucking weird.
404, not found.
Strong Britney, not found.
Right, but she started out on the Mickey Mouse Club with a lot of people who ended up kind of being weird later on.
And even Christina Aguilera, she's got the bleach blonde thing going, and she got started on the Mickey Mouse Club.
What's up with Britney Spears, though?
Because she has a gap in her teeth now.
She's got a totally different...
And people need to look at these videos because I'm no, you know, citizen detective or anything, but these videos are old, what she's posting.
And if you go back, she'll have, like, a video in the same bathroom from a vacation.
She'll post something from, like, six months ago.
And then if you scroll down, like, last year she posted a video in the same bathroom in the same outfit.
And the caption is like, oh, I love being on vacation in Mexico or whatever.
And it'll be something from 2024.
But she just posted a video a couple weeks ago in the same bathroom with the same outfit.
That is weird.
And it's like a couple of weeks old.
So these videos, it's like they take clusters of them and they save them kind of like.
To release later on.
And she'll be in similar areas.
In similar outfits.
If not the same outfit.
And they just keep recycling these same like 10 videos over and over again of her.
And the ones that are new are the most disturbing ones.
Because she's like, I'm a kindergartner.
Yeah.
Like, what the fuck is this?
What is happening with that?
So why do you think they do that?
I was about to say, no one else does that.
Somebody who's holding someone hostage and wants everyone to think they're okay.
Why do you think they would do that with these time frames to keep people just confused?
Like, oh, that video, everyone thinks it's new, but it was from 10 years ago, whatever.
What do you think the point of that would be?
I don't think people are even paying attention because I look at the comment section on every single one of these.
If I notice, it's just like a recycled video.
I'm like, damn, she was just in this bathroom.
A few months ago, and she said she was on vacation.
Why is she in that same bathroom again, like right now, posting something new?
And I'll look at the comments section, and it's all a bunch of, yes, queen.
Go, Brittany.
You're the best, Brittany.
We love you.
Brittany's the best.
I mean, maybe there's somebody that's commenting on it, the same type of shit that I'm thinking, but I don't see anything like that in the comment section when I look.
It's just a bunch of yas, queen, go Britney.
And you know how the, I mean, the whole wear a yellow shirt if you're in trouble and shit.
I think that was all just a big fucking, I don't know about that.
Because they were like, Britney, if you're in trouble, wear a yellow shirt.
And then she'd post like a video in a yellow shirt.
And I just don't know about if she's not been dead for a long time and they're just fucking with us to some level.
Yeah, when she's up in the club, the all-seeing eye is on her.
Oh, yeah.
I mean, I just never know.
We can't trust anything we see.
Right, yeah.
What do you think about Katy Perry?
Well, first of all, what do you think about Katy Perry in these terms of talking about MKUltra shit?
Well, I mean, she definitely plays a big part in it.
I personally think that she's some type of dark occultist just based off the lyrics in some of her songs, like Dark Horse and shit like that.
And some of the imagery, actually, in her music videos kind of gives her ass away.
But were you going to ask me about people thinking she's JonBenet?
Yeah, I was.
Yeah.
Well, you know, I think that's incredibly ridiculous, but I have my own theories on JonBenet.
And, you know, it is a theory, what I have, and so I could be incredibly wrong about this, and I don't want to, like, die on a hill or anything.
I'd be open to suggestions, but...
Let's hear it.
Let's hear it.
Because I also don't think Katy Perry is JonBenet.
I do not think that at all.
Well, good.
So we're, you know, on the same...
In the book that I was talking to you about before we started recording Program to Kill, there is a chapter in the back of the book all about JonBenet, and it's absolutely incredible.
It blew my mind.
The guy who wrote this book, Dave McGowan, he did so much research looking into the JonBenet Ramsey case, and 100% her parents were into some type of weird...
Fucking eyes wide shut parties and they probably raped her to death and then panicked and had to come up with a cover story to explain why they had a dead kid on their hands.
A lot of the pageantry videos are completely fake.
The pageants never existed.
So how do we have all these videos and shit of her dressed up like this?
And then you find out there's this whole underground pageant world where people pretty much auction off their kids in these sex rings.
And the pageantry part of it is like the...
I don't know.
It's like, have you ever watched Taken with Liam Neeson where they prance the girls out and they're like, this one's a virgin.
This one likes to ride horses.
And then they make bids on them and people buy them.
That's the same shit.
It's pretty much an auction.
Yeah, it's pretty much like an auction.
And so the book again, Program to Kill, it outlines a lot of this dark pageantry stuff.
And in particular with JonBenet, since if you go to look to find these pageants, they never existed.
And then there's even someone who quoted JonBenet.
And she had like a little friend over or something.
And her friend was like, oh, JonBenet, you have so many trophies.
And she was like, well, actually, they're my mother's.
Comment never really made sense to me until I read Program to Kill and I got to thinking about how Patsy Ramsey, the mom, she was actually in legitimate pageants her entire life.
Right.
And so, yeah, she had a shit ton of trophies and she like displayed them as if they were JonBenet's, but...
Even John Manet told her little friend, she was like, actually, no, those are my mom's trophies.
So she wasn't actually in the pageant system.
It makes sense.
Right.
And the autopsy report, the weirdness, like they pulled some of her pediatrician stuff from her doctor's office.
And it all kinds of adds up to be that her parents were chronically...
Molesting her or loaning her out to be molested.
And this Christmas party was probably like one of these eyes wide shut parties.
And something went wrong.
She had head trauma.
Her vaginal opening was twice the size of what a girl her age should be.
There was clear signs of...
you know rape and and all kinds of weird shit and i think they panicked because they accidentally killed her i mean there was stun gun marks all over her body and um i think they panicked and came up with like this cover story so they wouldn't
have to um say what really happened i
Bullshit.
Bullshit.
It's absolute bullshit, unless that outside intruder was known to them and let in the house.
Right, yeah.
There's no fucking way.
The broken window in the basement?
No, that thing was broken for a long time.
There were cobwebs everywhere.
It's like nobody went through that fucking thing.
Nobody went through that fucking thing.
John Ramsey.
Even he was like, yeah, I broke that window.
I don't know why it wasn't fixed yet.
But that was, yeah, even he admits that.
And they keep bringing it back up.
I just saw something on Facebook like two days ago about John Ramsey saying there was a big break in the case.
I saw one, or maybe Colby did.
I don't remember.
I saw something around...
Like, Christmas time of them saying that they had a big break in the case and then it kind of died off.
And then, like, three days ago, I saw it again on Facebook.
Big break in the JonBenet Ramsey case, says Jon Ramsey.
And it's...
Can we not put this to rest?
Like, they're never going to find out who did it and they keep re-sensationalizing it.
Yeah.
Because...
OG's going to find the real killers.
Dude, unless they're going to come out and say, yep, we did it.
I don't want to hear anything about a big break in the case.
This is ridiculous.
What did they say the big break was?
Well, they never get to it, right?
It's like, well, this is soon to be disclosed.
Big break in the case.
And then like seven months go by and they're still not telling you what the fucking big break in the case was.
But something else that's weird is, you know that missing girl, Natalie Holloway?
Yeah.
So after...
JonBenet's mom dies of whatever type of cancer shit she had.
Jon Ramsey goes on to date and then marry Natalie Holloway's mom.
That's fucking right, dude.
It's like they run in small circles.
I'm sure they had a lot to talk about.
They both have mysteriously dead and missing daughters.
And that was, JonBenet was actually the second mysteriously dead daughter of Jon Ramsey.
His first daughter died weird too, really young.
Yeah.
So, I mean.
An alleged car accident.
An alleged, yeah, she got like Princess Diana'd or something like that.
Like some weird, bizarre car accident.
And, you know, when you have already one dead daughter and then your young baby daughter dies like this.
The brother of JonBenet is a total fucking weirdo.
And then he goes on to marry someone who also has a tragic missing daughter and nobody ever knows what happened to her.
What a resume.
How many people in your life do you know who could say some shit like that?
Not many, I'm sure.
Coincidence jackpot.
Two dead, bizarrely dead daughters and go on to date and marry someone else with a bizarrely missing and assumed dead daughter.
And, you know, her brother, the brother of JonBenet, he's completely fucking weird.
He's all out there.
Yeah, that Dr. Phil interview was just ridiculous, dude.
Yeah.
And, yeah, I mean, it just, to me, There's this surface-level agenda or narrative that they want everybody to buy, and they push that the hardest.
Marilyn Monroe took pills.
I know you've listened to my episode on that.
They've jammed that down everybody's throat.
JonBenet Ramsey, we could never figure out what happened to her.
You spend five minutes looking into it, and it's abundantly clear what happened to her.
Abundantly clear.
Right.
It's just...
Who actually believes that shit?
The really noticeable thing to me about the old JonBenet Ramsey reporting, thinking back on it, is that...
It was the first murder mystery that I can think of where the story wasn't really about the details of the case.
It was more about talking about the personalities involved.
It's like looking back, it almost seemed more like it was a public mockery of the fact that nothing was really going to be done about it, but they were going to talk about it and constantly shove it back in the news without ever really revealing anything new.
The fact that they're doing it to this day with this whole...
New revelations from John Ramsey.
Yeah, no, it's just totally...
I mean, to me, it's laughable because I hope you guys really do read Program to Kill.
I think if Will Ramsey had a revelation, it might actually be something new.
Yeah.
Right, yeah.
Right.
I mean, there are certain things that I take for granted that people should just know about and be on board with.
This is one of them because I've done two different episodes on JonBenet and then I've covered it on other people's show and I feel like I learned a little bit something different every time I cover it.
It's kind of the same with Marilyn, but the other day I was kind of, I don't know if it was like a heated argument, but I do become impassioned at times.
I just take for granted, like, people should just be open-minded about shit.
Like, what if the earth is flat?
I don't know if you guys sit on either side of the fence on that, but when I hear certain things...
I just cannot say...
I can't say for certain either way.
Well, sure, but I mean, like, when I hear certain things, I'm like, okay, that could be possible.
I don't know, you know?
But I know that we're lied to about literally everything.
Exactly.
But sometimes I forget, though, that not everybody is so easily...
Not everyone is just so open-minded about certain things.
Willing to ruminate in the first place.
Yeah, you run into a lot of just brick walls as soon as you talk about anything outside the norm.
Yeah, and sometimes I forget because I talk to so many podcasters like you guys almost on a daily basis, and I have a lot of interesting conversations with people who are readily able to accept the information that I present.
You know, I take for granted that I should just be able to walk into any room and be like, you know, because the earth is flat and it's ran by satanic pedophiles and we're all gonna die and, you know, everybody knows this, duh!
And, like, sometimes I forget.
Like, not everybody's on board with that.
I'm in the same boat.
I don't know if I'm meeting someone new.
Yeah, it's like I've got to just hold back what I really think to get a feeling for this person to see where I can lead this conversation.
Yeah, because you can legitimately upset people.
Yeah, big time.
To the point where they won't even want to talk to you anymore.
And I forget that sometimes.
I had this conversation with my girlfriend last night because I made a post maybe a year and a half ago trying to find a guest for the show.
And it was about Sandy Hook.
And I literally just made a post in one of those podcast guest thing, connections, whatever.
And I was like, hello, I'm just looking for anybody who has any information about Sandy Hook.
And I just want to have a conversation.
I said nothing leaning toward any definitive way of where I had myself in it, right?
But man, the hatred I got just for posting that was phenomenal.
I got so many, you fucking piece of shit, blah, blah, blah.
I was like, whoa, I'm just looking for someone to have a conversation with.
You talked about Bruno.
Right, right.
It's like you forget that people aren't necessarily just on board.
Yeah.
I literally take it for granted.
Sometimes I'll be in the middle of making a presentation that I'm going to do on my show, and I'll stop.
In the middle of writing something, I'll question myself.
I don't know if people are ready to actually hear this shit.
Or maybe I should rephrase this in a different way.
Because I don't want to be dogmatic about stuff.
But at the same time, I take for granted, come on.
We should know this basic stuff by now.
Trying to argue with somebody who has seen the original Moon Landing video that that's the fakest shit I've ever seen in my life.
How do you argue with somebody about that if they believe it?
You can't.
Right.
It looks like the worst B-movie I've ever seen in my life.
How do you get somebody who believes that's real on board with child molestation on a global scale?
For someone who doesn't think that child molestation even occurs, you know?
It's like, yo, dude, where have you been living, man?
Because you are living a sheltered life.
Yeah, yeah, yeah.
I mean, the crazy thing is that people even equivocate the two.
I feel like there's a lot more concrete evidence to the point where you don't really need to speculate much.
No.
It's like if you're going to find a lie and at least find it on the one that there's reasonable doubt about.
In Program to Kill, the first five chapters are all about pedophilia.
And it's an unfortunate topic that people shy away from, I think, because it's so gross.
But it's definitely important.
The average person doesn't want to talk about...
Pedophilia and child molestation, you know what I mean?
Yeah, just over Sunday brunch.
No, not really.
And it's like, that's what I want to talk about.
I want to talk about the real shit over my fucking eggs, Benedict.
You want to think it's relegated to people that are shunned and, you know, like socially, like never accepted at all and not integral parts of society and pillars of the community and probably people they know from
on the television.
Yeah, and like respected politicians.
It's always like celebrities and respected...
Politicians that people don't want to hear about doing this stuff.
I covered in this series that I have on my show.
It's called The Pedophocracy.
And then I did another one called Uncle Sam Wants Your Children.
And there are documented cases.
Two in particular would be the McMartin Preschool, which I talk about a lot.
Anybody can Google that case and find...
Plethora of information about it.
And then the Presidio Daycare, which was on, you know, it was, I believe it was Army?
Don't get me to lie in Army Base or something like this?
Yeah, I believe so.
And then there's the Franklin scandal with, like, the Republican Party being in charge of that shit.
Bringing Cowboys to the White House.
Yeah, yeah.
These are all, you know, documented cases.
People who went to trial, their trial, you can find notes and all the information about it.
And I just didn't really hear a lot of people wanting to talk about it or knowing about it at all.
And it's the realest shit.
In particular, the McMartin one was the longest-running trial in U.S. history for a long time, or maybe it still is.
I think it still is.
Right.
It's like, how come nobody knows about that?
I mean, preschool-aged children were coming home with severe injuries, let's just say.
Around the genitalia, yeah.
Right.
And I guess it was like hundreds of them.
We're coming home.
And people who were supposed to testify end up dying before they can get to the, you know...
Wasn't it the first mother who actually started making a stink about it?
In a good way, I should say.
She was ready.
She filed complaints.
It was going through the law or the system, the courts.
And then she ended up dying of like...
She got really drunk and shot herself or something, but it was obviously not a suicide.
Her name was Judy Johnson, and you're right.
She was the mother of the first kid that came out and started making accusations, and she took her kid to the doctor, and they were like, yeah, there's some definite evidence here of sodomy, I guess would be the way to say it.
She was supposed to testify.
In like a week or something like that and she showed up dead and mysteriously and then everybody was like well you know she was an alcoholic and she was a fucking asshole and none of those things were true about her until she found out her kid was getting raped at school and you know maybe she was having a drink here and there but I don't know if anybody would have called her an alcoholic but that's what they blamed it on.
Right!
Well, if anything was right via alcoholism, Jesus.
And then you have fucking good old boy Michael Aquino who, like, countersued them and won.
Yep.
Yeah, for defamation of his name, even though the kids...
Unreal.
Right.
I mean, like, the kids knew things about him that they shouldn't know.
They knew details about his house that would be impossible to know unless they had been in there.
And he still gets off...
What about the name?
Colonel.
Colonel.
Right.
Yeah.
They called him the Colonel.
He gets off scot-free and ends up counter-suing the parents because he's like, well, you guys are making me look bad.
This is the world we live in.
This is why it upsets me so much when I hear about cases like JonBenet because it's so blatantly obvious to me that this is all part of a huge web and it spans so far and it goes so deep.
Wonderland raids, it's mentioned in Program to Kill.
It came up with all this pedophilia stuff, like with McMartin and Presidio.
I'm not sure, I don't think Franklin Scandal, but for sure Presidio and McMartin, they started running these Wonderland raids where they were busting a bunch of pedos all over the place.
And a lot of them had...
Images and maybe even videos of JonBenet on their computers and shit.
So she was part of that.
And I just think that it's also, it's intricately interwoven with each other just because it happens like...
She was in Colorado and a lot of this stuff like Presidio McMartin went down in California and you would be like, well, they happened in two completely different...
It doesn't matter.
It doesn't matter.
It doesn't fucking matter.
Did you guys listen by any chance to a podcast called The Clown and the Candyman?
No, I've been meaning to, because that's like an eight-part series, right?
Yeah, it's really good.
It's like John Wayne Gacy and this other pedophile dude, Dean Corral.
Now, they were operating, this is just a good example here, they were operating, John Wayne Gacy was in Chicago, right?
And Dean Corral was in Texas, I want to say.
They were connected to the same pedophile ring, and they were publishing these, I don't even know what to call them, magazines, I guess?
It was like Pedo USA or some shit like that, and it was like...
Yeah, I know what you're talking about.
We just did a two-part series on snuff films, and all of this stuff got brought up in that stuff.
But it's like a pedophile information or something.
PI for short.
Exchange.
Pedophile information exchange.
And it was circulated.
And if you were in the know, you knew how to get a hold of this thing.
But it's like, so what?
He was in Texas and Gacy was in Chicago.
They literally had common associates.
This guy named Philip Paskey.
He was working for both...
I want to say it was Dean Corll, but maybe...
Yeah, I think it was.
And Gacy.
And then there was this other guy named John Norman.
John Sherman?
John Norman?
Something like that.
And he also knew Philip Paskey.
He was on the payroll.
They had pay stubs showing that he was being paid by them.
Yeah, right!
So there you go.
Yeah, and then he ends up with Dean Corll.
It's all connected, dude.
For sure it is.
100%.
It is fucking connected.
That's why when anytime I see something like that...
About a kid, this, or, you know, I saw this thing on Facebook the other day where these moms, you know, how Facebook moms are.
They were all getting up in arms, right?
Because their kids were coming home and talking about how their teachers were putting these patches on them.
And it turns out that this one teacher in particular was putting these sleepy time patches on these kids so they'd pass out and God only knows what they were doing after that.
It's fucked up.
Right!
And all these Facebook moms were starting this group to rail against this school because they were like, our kids are being...
You know, they're being subjected to who knows what after they get these sleepy time patches put on them.
And the kids at McMartin said they drank some kind of sleepy time liquid.
And, you know, if you think it stopped in the 90s, you'd be fucking wrong as fuck.
I'm sure it's still going on and they've just found more.
They've just found better ways of pulling it off because now they don't even have to introduce a liquid into the body.
They can just stick a patch on your kid's ass and they'll pass out somewhere and God only knows what.
Oh, God, dude.
Yeah, kids are like, oh, teacher, teacher, he fell asleep.
I don't know.
So the teacher's like, oh, all right, it's an emergency.
Everyone go inside.
I'll take care of this.
Oh, we gotta get him to the nurse.
Yeah, like the whole nurse, you know, they're all fucking...
Oh, yeah.
I was just going to say, in terms of JonBenet Ramsey, is that the main photographer of theirs, what was his name?
Randall Dewey Simmons, Simons?
Mm-hmm.
He was then later arrested for all sorts of child sex abuse material.
Yeah, he was.
Yeah, he was.
And so, that's one of the things that I use to...
Get people on board with the fake pageant stuff, because if those photos were being used for anything other than just headshots, I guess that's what they were calling them, it makes everything else make more sense, why they were taking videos and getting her all dressed up and doing all this shit to her.
And there were cases in this underground pageant ring, not with JonBenet, but I'm not saying it couldn't be, where they put, like, contacts in their eyes, and they get their teeth capped, and they have, like, plastic surgery at a very young age to,
like, emphasize certain features and shit.
And a lot of people will say, like, well...
JonBenet could possibly not have ever existed because every picture I see of her, she looks different or like she's got a different eye color or she's got this or that.
And my only argument to that would be she's been in this pageantry thing since she was an infant.
They are known for putting contacts in their eyes and making their physical appearance match whatever the person who is...
Interested in her wants.
So that's not a new phenomenon.
And I know you've seen this.
Let me just share this because it's just so unnerving.
I don't know.
Can you guys see this?
Mm-hmm.
Yeah, that picture.
Like, what the fuck is that supposed to, like, represent?
Like, why are you taking that picture?
For those who can't see, it's literally just her standing in front of presumably her dad.
You can't tell.
You can't see who it is.
But it's like her face is right there at...
Like, penis.
Crotch level.
Crotch level.
And why is her hand up like that?
Yeah, I'm like, why is her hand up there?
And you can see, like, she wears more makeup than I do, and she's five.
And she's got that creepy, dead-eyed model look on her face.
Well, yeah, and that picture he just showed of her underwear is like part of the whole crime scene thing that nobody talks about because they found semen on her underwear, but somehow they still go with like, well, she wasn't actually molested.
We don't know where that DNA came from.
Also, there was blood found on her underwear, but they go, well, maybe somebody at the sweatshop in China who packaged the underwear got a paper and bled on it.
This is literally the shit.
Totally.
Look at this.
I don't understand why there's a big rip right in her crotch of the panties.
What the fuck's that about?
What the fuck is that?
That's why they call it coincidence theorism.
Because it's actually harder to believe than this conspiracy.
You really look into it or analyze it.
Right.
It's like she pissed her pants.
You would think that a kid with this type of stuff going on just with the underwear, they would be able to say for sure that this was like an abuse type of rape type of sexual assault death.
But they always skirt around it.
They say they can't explain the DNA.
They don't know where it came from.
Maybe it came from the fucking factory that...
Package the underwear.
They say all this stuff, but it still doesn't explain the blood and the jizz and the pee and the stun gun marks.
I mean, it just...
The stun gun marks, in particular.
Right.
So the...
I always hear they find foreign DNA, whatever, materials, whatever.
Now, do they ever say it was ejaculate?
Do they ever say it was sperm?
Well, in Program to Kill, it does.
Okay.
But that...
All the notes from the original autopsy report were confiscated and never released.
And then there was like a severely redacted form that was released to the public with a bunch of, you know, what the redacted ones look like with stuff blanked out and marked out.
Oh yeah.
Like the Jeffrey Epstein book that the White House fools got.
We just got one for the Epstein files.
It was beautiful.
The most beautiful part was like, you know, we've all seen those documents already without that crap one.
This is garbage.
Well, I got one that was talking about MKUltra, and every other word is blanked out.
And I said that because Trump was signing that executive order, whatever.
There goes a stun gun mark right there.
That was a gnarly mark.
Yeah.
But he was like, oh, the truth is going to come out.
Everybody's going to know.
Let me sign this so we know what really happened to JFK and RFK.
And I told somebody, I was like, first off, we're never going to see that shit.
And even if we do see it, it's going to be in such a severely redacted form that it's just going to be like JFK, blank.
Texas, blank.
CIA, blank.
Nobody's going to get shit out of that.
It'll be like, M-K-U blank, L-T blank, R-A blank, didn't blank, do blank, blank, blank, it.
Yeah, and I just heard, I was listening to, I don't know what podcast it was last night, but the beginning of it started out with an interview that Trump gave, like, I think before his first run for presidency.
I think it was right before he was about to be elected or something like that.
The lady asked him, would you release the JFK files?
He's like, oh yeah, definitely.
Would you release the 9-11 files?
Oh, I totally would.
Would you release the Epstein files?
He's like, oh, yeah, yeah, I would.
And then she goes on to talk a little bit, and then he's like, well, you know, I probably wouldn't really, I'd have to think about the Epstein ones, though.
He's like, why?
Why would you have to think about that one, dude?
And, like, I have these, I have documents that have him in the fucking court filings.
I forget, it wasn't Jufre, I forget her name, but she was, like, the first ones that really started filing court documents.
But Donald Trump is listed in there, and she goes on to say, like, he made her, like, jerk him off.
Oh, sure.
And people are like, oh, we're gonna get these files, like, dude, oh, wait.
National security issues, national security issues.
So I went and made a post, like, you guys know what these national security issues are, right?
The President of the United States is the national security issue.
He's implicated in this.
No, he's not!
Well, dude, dude, that's my thing.
That's my thing.
It's like, I don't know where you guys sit on the political end of things, but I trust zero politicians.
Zero.
I hate them all.
I mean, some of the...
People who even listen to my show, I'm sure they'd love it if I would come out and be like, oh, I love Trump so much, he just gets my dick hard.
I'm sure they'd love that, but I can't.
There's no possible way.
If I could get anything through anyone's mind, it's that you should trust no politician ever.
You should never.
Donald Trump was friends with this guy who was involved in the fucking Franklin scandal.
Which guy?
His name was Roy Cohn.
He was a prolific pedophile.
He was his mentor.
Dude, he was...
Yes!
They were besties.
They were tight.
They were close.
He also said he loves Diddy, and he also...
He's on the fucking...
I don't know if he's on the flight logs or whatever, but he has pictures taken with...
Epstein.
Yeah, tons of them.
I just don't understand why everybody's throwing that stuff out.
They're completely oblivious all of a sudden and he's just like our big savior.
I've never seen a president turn more people into a fucking prophet with all these, oh, Trump's going to do this and Trump's going to do that.
He's turned people who were so against voting.
They were like, voting's a joke, I'll never vote.
Donald Trump has turned people into prophets and voters all of a sudden.
Yeah.
It's crazy.
It's fucking utterly disgusting.
It's just how well the brainwashing has worked.
How well MKUltra has worked.
Dude, 100.
And it's like, man, I don't know.
People like us, we didn't fucking buy it hook, line, and sinker.
Why are we so special?
Like, how come we can see through all that bullshit?
And these people who are older than us, who have had more experience with politicians lying to them, but they just, like, they buy it all.
I don't get it.
Yeah, yeah.
I don't get it either.
They don't believe with their bodies.
They believe with their words, but their actions show they don't.
For example, if somebody says they believe in something and then they take actions to show up against it, what they really believe is what they're taking action against, not what they say.
If you say, oh, I feel safe, but then you go ahead and build walls around yourself.
That's exactly what it is.
I mean, for me, I have a mixed breed in my family.
Like, some people are super far radical right, and some people are super far ridiculous left.
And I still love them.
They're my family, obviously.
But I just see how they've changed since COVID, I'll say.
And before COVID...
My family structure was like, yeah, we have some differences, but we all still get along and we're all still cool with each other.
After COVID, there is such a serious difference among us.
I almost thought...
That my brother was going to totally excommunicate me for a while, because for whatever reason, he's gotten it into his mind that vaccines are our savior, and he said he wasn't going to come to my wedding unless I got...
Oh, fuck that.
And, like, he went totally, totally, and he was never like that before.
He just called me the other day, and he was just railing on about anti-vaxxers, and he said, you know what's next?
We're all gonna get measles, and we're all gonna have to put signs on our doors that says, don't come, there's measles in here.
Holy shit.
I was like, dude.
They have weaponized illness in such a way that it's made people want to inject mysterious unknown liquids into their body.
And it just caused such a schism in my family because then there's like the far right ones who love Trump so much and they send me like Trump memes all the time.
And one of them sent me this hoodie.
They were like, oh, I got to get this.
And it was a picture of Trump and it said daddy's home.
And I just want to like gag and eat it.
Like I was like, oh my fucking God.
This is what's going on in my family, dude.
I call them Trumpies because they're just Trumpies.
But yeah, similar with my family.
I mean, my dad just recently died two days after my birthday this year from the fucking shots.
But, you know, when all the COVID shit was happening, I told my family, do not take this.
You don't know what this is.
It takes like up to 10 years at least to like find a quote unquote vaccine for something.
Right. This was just rushed through the system.
Like, you don't know what this is.
Don't get the shot.
But then they went and got all the shots.
Sure. And it's like after after this shit, like I was always a conspiracy theorist in my family.
I'm the youngest of three kids and I've always been the black sheep.
I don't trust the government, never have, never will.
I don't trust the media.
I never have, never will.
And I always try to tell my family these things, and they just scoff at me, laugh.
Oh, you're just a conspiracy theorist.
You're crazy.
And then COVID happens.
And one of my sisters is a nurse, so she fucking realized what the fuck was happening.
And then my...
Yeah.
Yeah.
I don't want to be right because of these things.
I hate this shit.
I kind of dislike being right.
It sucks.
I'm usually right about things I'm not happy that I'm right about.
It's not like I'm sitting here like, yay, that's what you get, sucker.
It's like, no, it sucks.
Right, and I feel like at some level that people should understand that we wouldn't come to them with these things unless we loved them.
I would not go out of my way to waste my breath explaining to you all the reasons why you shouldn't do something unless I actually cared enough about you to do that.
And they still come at you with how retarded you are and it's strictly out of love why you're bringing it up whatsoever.
And it's kind of odd to me.
When the shots first rolled out, like with the COVID stuff, well, I have something else to say about that, but I'll just say this.
When the first shots rolled out for COVID and I was all...
Telling my family and railing against it and being like, it's going to make your dicks fall off.
I didn't know what was going to happen.
I was just making stuff up at that point.
I was like, you're going to fucking shrivel up and die and all this stuff.
You're going to get your legs amputated.
I was just making up the craziest shit I could think of just so they'd laugh but also listen to me.
And they all went and got them and stuff.
I don't know how you lose the hole, but it's going to be gone.
So, they all went and got them, and then I was just waiting for the other shoe to drop, like, people I love more than anything in the world to just croak over and die.
And nobody did.
And, like, even the sickest ones of my family that I thought for sure were just gonna, like, fall over dead the second they got it.
Are still pillars of health.
And I almost questioned myself, what if I was wrong?
And this was just a test run.
What if this was just all a big joke on us to see which ones would be resistant and which ones would bend over and take it?
And then I started doing more research.
I've come to the conclusion that some people get a saline injection and some people get the real stuff.
And you can tell which one's got the real stuff because they're not doing so hot right now or they're dead by now.
So, I mean, they really pulled a fast one on us.
And I think they had to give some people saline in order to make it look like the ones that got sick and fucked up and died.
We're isolated events that were unrelated to the vaccine.
They had to have some control group to study.
I agree with that.
Plus, you had five or six different companies making these quote-unquote vaccines.
Some batches.
They make giant, giant fucking batches and then send them out to wherever they fucking send them.
Some of them were just straight-up saline.
Others were definitely some experimental fucking drug.
Other ones were different experimental drugs.
Everything was an experiment, for sure.
Yeah, and before they even rolled out the vaccine, the other thing I was going to say just in passing for anybody who maybe went through a similar experience, I was working at the hospital at the time, and they said, well, you know, COVID's on the rise,
and you don't want to get COVID, but you definitely don't want to get the flu and COVID, so they forced us all to get the flu shot that year.
And I didn't want to take the flu shot.
They said it was mandatory.
And they came to, you know, all the different girls in my department with basically like a little tray.
And they just were like, okay, roll your sleeve up.
We'll just get her done real quick.
And I got the flu shot that year because I wanted to keep my job.
And maybe like a week afterwards, I started getting just violently ill.
More ill than I've ever been in my life.
And it felt...
So synthetic.
It didn't feel like any illness I've ever had in my life.
I lost my smell and taste for like three months.
And it just was the most bizarre illness I ever got.
Of course, they said it was COVID.
But I think that the flu shot that they gave out that year before they rolled out the COVID job was almost to like up the numbers of how many people were getting sick off COVID.
And I don't know what the fuck.
I was in that flu shot, but I was deathly ill.
It sounds like they gave you the COVID one, because it sounds like everything that everyone complained about with the COVID shit.
Loss of smell, loss of taste.
Whole body hurt, this and that.
Yeah, I mean, all synthetic.
That was before they had even come out with the COVID vaccine.
That's why they were pushing the flu shot so hard, because they were like, well, we don't have a COVID shot yet, but we do have the flu shot, and you don't want to get the flu and COVID, so you better prepare yourself for at least not getting the flu.
And, of course, I didn't believe that shit, but they were like, you have to get it.
And so I think whatever was in the flu shot just...
With some synthetic version of the shit they were spraying us with that caused COVID.
I don't know if COVID's even a real thing, but...
Could be that smart-ass crap.
Who the fuck knows, dude?
I haven't had the flu shot since I was maybe six, and I've never had the flu.
Well, after I stopped working at the hospital, I never got another flu shot, and I never will, but...
Yeah, I never got the flu shot.
What else I think is weird about it is I got it...
Right after I got the flu shot, I got COVID, quote-unquote, right after I got the flu shot.
And I didn't get vaccinated, obviously.
And I never got COVID again.
Ever.
And I never got sick like that again.
Ever.
And all my friends and family who never had COVID, who got the vaccine, all have the fucking long COVID now.
And they've gotten it multiple times.
Every time I text them and they're like, oh my God, I got COVID again.
And they put it in our cousin group chat.
And they're like, oh my God, I got COVID again.
I'm like, good thing your vaccines worked.
You know, it's just how do you justify you're keeping on being sick with the same shit, but you've gotten vaccinated for it?
You know, I don't get that.
The security system's great.
I've only been robbed three times and they almost caught him last time.
Right.
It takes a real type of stupid to not be able to understand that.
You're getting a vaccine for the sickness, but you're still getting the sickness?
Well, I better go get the second vaccine.
Oh, you're still getting the sickness?
Go get the third one.
Oh, you're still getting the sickness?
I wonder what it could be.
Dude, all my family that got the first two sets, they all go back and they get their boosties.
Every year they've gotten their boosties.
Every time they tell me that they've gotten COVID, I literally just had, I won't say who, text me in my family.
It was like a month ago and they said, oh, all of us have it.
And there's like five of them.
And they go, all of us have COVID.
We're quarantining in our separate bedrooms.
And I remember, because she texted me, that she had just went and got a boostie.
It's like, of course you got it.
And you took it home and now everybody else probably went and got their boosties.
And now your whole house is sick with this shit.
And it's just, here's my theory.
I know that they want people to inject themselves with all this foreign material, whatever, that's part of it.
But COVID has caused such a schism to where people are anti-vaxxers.
And people are over-vaxxers.
And I almost wonder if that's not on purpose.
Like, they wanted to create a level of anti-vaxxers.
Because there may be, and I'm not fully on board with this.
You guys tell me what you think.
But maybe there's a level of, like, tetanus shots and shit like that that are probably acceptable to get.
Or, like...
I don't know, mumps, whatever.
There's a level of vaccines that might not be bad for you to have, but they've created such an anti-vaxxer group that everybody's so against it they wouldn't even consider doing even a Tdap or anything like that.
And then you have people who want extra vaccines and they're like, oh, what's that Gardasil?
Shoot me up seven times.
Give it to me.
Give me more.
Right.
It's like, do you think they did this on purpose?
Well, if the goal is inversion, it's always to push people towards extremes.
So yes, the ultimate goal is both results.
Right.
The anti-vax was almost created by it and the over-vax was created by it.
And there's no middle ground anymore.
And I don't even know where I am because if I had to pick a side, I would say I'm an anti-vax person.
But I've gotten to the point where I...
Wonder every day if my decisions that I make haven't been manipulated by some overarching agenda in some way.
And I do think anti-vax is just as much a part of their agenda as the over-vax.
And there has to be some kind of a middle ground.
I mean, if I got in a car accident, I'd still go to the hospital and I'd want a surgeon to put me back together.
So hospitals are fucking useful.
But, I mean...
It's just, they do stuff to you, and you have to wonder on what level you're not just constantly bombarded with some type of ideas being pushed down your throat.
My idea on it, like, I've gotten a tetanus shot a couple times.
I stepped on some nails, you know, but I had to get the tetanus shot.
But then, like, my idea of it is, so the anti-vaxxers, it's like, we're anti-vaxxers.
And so, like, what if this round of COVID bullshit, whatever?
It was kind of a way to be like, okay, everyone who got the shots, some of them might die, but some of them are now going to be able to block this next round of disease that we put out there purposely to kill people.
So these people that got the shot, they're going to be protected for this next disease they throw out there, but then the people that didn't get the shot, like myself, would be like, oh, fuck, our immune systems can't fight off this new one they put into the fucking system.
I don't know.
I always think about that shit because they can easily take your DNA and create something to kill just your DNA.
Yeah, as soon as they started talking about custom-made cures for viruses, my first thought is these are exactly not the people that I want with the ability to do that because if you can make things that will cure only you, you can make things that will kill only you.
That's why I think they're so obsessed with people's DNA, because this whole push for the ancestral 23andMe and stuff like that, it's kind of like a new sensation.
It's not that people haven't done genealogy all throughout time, because I've recently learned the Mormons are silly with it, and they can trace their family trees all the way back to God knows when.
Just within the last couple years, and before I even really knew anything about it, I got a kit for Christmas one year, and I was all excited.
Ooh, I'll find out if I'm part Cantonese or some shit like that.
People really think they're going to get it back, and they're going to be some type of like...
I'm 100% Ashkenazi Jew.
Right.
They want some type of foreign, something eccentric in their DNA so they can say they're more than just a white person.
But everybody's on this whole thing right now about doing the 23andMe.
And I think that they're just collecting people's DNA to like...
Have you guys watched Archive 81 on Netflix at all?
Dude, I did.
I don't like Netflix and I don't really like television at all, but my girlfriend said I'd like it and I put on the first episode and I was like, wow, this is actually kind of fucking cool.
Uh-huh.
But so like at the end of the spoiler alert for anybody who hasn't seen the show, but there is this DNA company that is collecting people's data.
Because they're trying to find descendants of, like, these witches.
And they need a living descendant to use as part of a blood ritual.
And I think that's not...
It can't be far from the truth.
Because they are silly with looking for descendants of, like...
I don't know how far you guys have gotten into like the Nephilim and stuff like that, but there are a group of individuals who do believe that they have like some ancestral magic in their blood.
And I do think they look for these descendants and you're not going to, Oh, all the NBA players are Nephilim descendants.
I don't think it works like that.
You know, I don't think they have physical characteristics, maybe red hair,
You know, a lot of the royal family are really into this, like, data collection and keeping their bloodlines pure and interbreeding and marrying, like, cousins and shit like that.
So, to some degree, it's very important, right?
Yeah.
No, I totally agree with that.
I think the elite royals, whatever they are, like, yeah, those people definitely keep their blood in their blood, their lines anyway.
But, yeah, I think there's something to it.
I've never put my DNA out there for these genealogical places to, you know, analyze.
But so many of my family have.
Like, I can go online and, like, look at everything they have done and trace everything from theirs.
So, like, I don't really need to put myself in there.
But there's got to be something to it.
Reptilians.
There's got to be something there, right?
Right.
Something like that.
Because they also have these coveted blood types.
You know, the O negatives.
So, yeah.
I mean, they keep a close eye on stuff like that.
The entire royal family is anemic.
And they have some weird disorder with their blood.
And I've always found that to be fascinating.
That's pretty weird.
King Charles is always bragging about how he's second cousins with...
Vlad the Impaler and shit like that.
Shit, the queen came out and was talking about all that shit.
She got an interview on live TV or whatever.
She's like, oh yeah, Vlad the Impaler with close relations.
Oh, they're proud of that shit.
Takes them back to the good old days where they could just impale people right in public.
Well, yeah, but that's where all the vampire legends and shit come from, like the Bram Stoker shit.
Bathory, Mary Bathory of England, whatever her name was.
So, like, bathe in blood.
Oh, yeah.
The Bathory.
Are you guys horror movie fans at all?
Love horrors.
My favorite genre.
Dude, same.
Well, okay, there's this horror movie.
If you've never seen it, it's not like it's like...
I would almost say it's a little better than a B-movie, but maybe not.
Maybe it is.
I just might be biased.
I like some of those B-movies, though.
Okay, well, you gotta check this one out.
What the fuck is the name of it?
What the fuck is the name of it?
It's all about Bathory, and they get this video game, and it's about her, but when they play it in the game, like...
They have to conjure her spirit and read this incantation at the beginning of the game.
And then if they die in the game, her spirit will come and get you in real life and shit.
What the fuck is this?
I'm trying to look for it.
Oh my god.
It's got...
Oh, what's the name of it?
I just want to make a quick note on reptilians.
Here's something really interesting.
So, cats.
Cats and snakes.
They both hiss.
They both have weird slitted eyes.
But, like, that's the only animal other than a snake that has slitted eyes and hisses is a cat.
What's up with that?
And the Egyptians worshipped them like they were some kind of a god.
It's weird.
They're supposed to come from this.
Supposed to be coming from the Syrian system.
Serious A, Serious O. Hey!
Like the star serious?
Yes, cats are said to be Syrian.
Well, let me tell you something about that right after this, because I found the movie.
It's from 2006.
It's called Stay Alive.
Which is the dog star, which never made sense to me.
Which the Dogon had known about Sirius B forever, but you can't see Sirius B. Well, there's a lot of ancient ruins that are in alignment with the Sirius star.
And I don't know if you got in, if you haven't, that's cool.
But I did a series on my show about Jim Carrey.
And the last episode...
Yeah, he's in a serious one.
Oh yeah, he is.
I think it's like four parts or something like that.
But the last episode I did ties all the four parts together and I put it on Patreon.
And I connect all of Jim Carrey's movies and his roles to being related to the...
Dog Star series and how they mention it throughout many Jim Carrey movies.
And he has this weird ritual room in his house.
I saw pictures of it on Zillow because he put his house up for sale.
So he definitely has this ritualistic weird component to him.
And he's been so weird recently with some of the off-the-wall stuff he says.
And so if you think about the Truman Show, this is just one example of many that I put in this presentation.
If you look at the Truman Show, when he's standing outside, he's getting ready to get in his car and go to work.
The first time he realizes that something is weird about his environment is one of the stage lights falls out of the sky and it lands on the street.
And when he picks up the stage light, it says serious on it.
Not Sirius like Sirius, but like the star Sirius.
How it's spelled, yeah.
How it's spelled.
And the scene right before that, he's like yelling at a dog, you know, because Sirius is the dog star.
And then this light drops out of the sky and it says Sirius on it.
And then in the movie 23, the psychiatrist that's working with him in the insane asylum or whatever, his name is Dr. Sirius something or other.
And if you go back and look, like, even in the mask, he's got his dog, right, Max?
And the dog plays a big part in it.
But the mask itself is supposed to be something to do with Loki.
In the mythology.
And Loki is supposed to be the torch bearer for the Dog Star series.
So there is like these weird dog connections and serious connections all throughout Jim Carrey's movies.
Even if you go to like...
You would think, like, I couldn't connect it to all of them, but even Dumb and Dumber, they have a dog grooming business, and they ride around in, like, a sheepdog.
Yeah, the whole van, yeah.
Right.
The shagging wagon.
So, I mean...
Weird.
If you look at Bruce Almighty, even, there's, like, a ton of scenes where it's like, oh, he can't train his dog.
He's always carrying his dog out to pee in the morning.
And Ace Ventura...
It's basically animals all throughout, but in the first one, he has a bunch of dogs and shit.
That's weird shit.
I started putting these pieces together in how there's a serious mention in the dog in a lot of Jim Carrey stuff.
For me, the one that summed it up was 23, because there are so many references to Sirius in that movie.
It's kind of wild.
And even the Truman Show, like I said, the stage light, it's called Sirius.
I mean, the radio station, there's like a Sirius XM, shit like that.
It's all part of the, I don't know, programming, I guess.
They use it in some type of way.
There's like megalithic structures built in alignment with Sirius.
I think that it's significant in some way.
I haven't put all the pieces together, but I feel like it's ritualistic.
And I guess somehow connected to cats, too, according to you guys.
I don't know how that is, but...
Well, I don't know.
I find it weird that cats and snakes are very similar, but there's no other animal that has slitted eyes and hisses other than a cat.
Oh, that's what it was.
Okay, okay.
They're supposed to be connected via the sixth dimension to Sirius.
Supposedly the concept of cats itself derives from the dog star and Sirius.
Oh, okay.
That makes sense.
That makes sense.
We'll see.
There you go.
I mean, the more you look into it, I don't know about you guys.
I've been doing this long enough to where I've started to freak myself out.
But if I get something on my mind, let's say Sirius is dog star, and I go looking for it, I'll find a...
billion things that mention it and reference it and it's in movies and like pop culture and everywhere and if I pick like let's say for instance Marilyn Monroe when I started researching her I knew very little and then it was like I saw her everywhere I went and I saw references everywhere and I like all the puzzle pieces came together or you know even Laurel Canyon I started you know researching that I read Right.
like Charles Manson or something like that.
And I could connect it back to the canyon.
And it's just weird how many conspiracy topics end up kind of like weaving inside of each other.
Right. And you can just find it everywhere you look after you start.
Looking for it.
Yeah, it's like a giant Venn diagram.
Like, they all are interlinked somehow in some fucking way.
It's like staring at the linter lanterns on Bloodborne.
You gain insight into the unknown, but you slowly go mad.
Right.
So, what do you think about Jim Carrey's ex-girlfriend that killed herself?
Quote, unquote, killed herself.
Well...
Katharina...
What is it?
Kathariona White?
Yeah, her family filed a big lawsuit against Jim Carrey.
Wrongful death, yeah.
And they said...
Yeah, that he had something to do with it.
They actually said that he was having sex with her and gave her some sexually transmitted diseases and didn't tell her about it.
And she got so depressed she wanted to kill herself over it.
And he...
Lamedia and herpes.
Right, yeah.
And I guess, well, if you get herpes, you know, that shit don't go away.
You might want to kill yourself.
I don't know.
I just try to still live, but...
You know, avoid flare-ups and such, like the normal response.
I don't know if I'd want to kill myself.
And hepatitis.
Oh, and hepatitis.
See, yeah, that's pretty fucked, dude.
Chlamydia, hepatitis, and herpes?
Yeah.
Yeah, no, with that cocktail, you might want to kill yourself.
I don't know, but...
Okay, yeah, that is pretty damn depressing.
And she felt like he was just using her for sex.
Well, he maintained his innocence.
He said that he had no part to do in it and that he was just as sad as everybody else.
But he actually, with what I know of researching him and putting together that series I did on him, I don't know.
I grew up idolizing the guy.
And I just don't know if he's everything that we've hoped he is.
People have this public persona, and they're so funny, and we love all their movies and shit, like Tom Hanks.
And then you just find out later on that they're just a piece of scumbag, weirdo, fucker, and that they're actually an awful human being.
I don't know what to think about his girlfriend killing herself.
I do know he dated What's-Her-Face for a while, and she was a big anti-vaxxer.
Do you know who I'm talking about?
I think she's married to one of the Wahlbergs now.
Slipping my mind.
I'm not sure.
Well, he was married to her for a while.
She is really big into anti-vax stuff.
And he was all on that train about, you know, don't get your kids vaxed.
And then if you look at how he is now, it's almost like a complete 180.
And he's just all about Buddhism and shit.
And almost leaning to the left.
He's been married quite a few times.
Not Jenny McCarthy?
Yeah, Jenny McCarthy.
That's the one who's the anti-vaxxer.
Yeah, that's weird.
He's probably the best known.
Well, he does Joe Biden on SNL, too.
So it's like he went from being an anti-vaxxer and kind of hippie, go with the flow, to now he's like a Biden supporter.
And it's weird.
Well, and Jenny McCarthy went from distrusting vaccines to holding a severed Trump head.
Right!
How much of these people changed?
How much of it's scripted?
That's what I was going to say.
How much of it is their characters playing a role?
How much of it was an act in the first place?
What's the real personality?
Yeah, for real.
I mean, wow.
Because it's almost like these celebrities are used...
In whatever capacity to almost infuriate us and play a part in whatever agenda they're trying to push because I remember watching episodes of Family Guy in the beginning of Family Guy when he would make like tranny jokes and like gay jokes and just completely hilarious,
you know, inappropriate shit.
And I guess recently, Seth MacFarlane has been like, I'm ashamed of the stuff that we used to put out.
We'll never do that again.
We'll never make fun of trannies again.
We'll never make fun of gay people again.
And it's like, okay, so you guys, so it's just, it's so crazy where we've gotten.
We can't even laugh anymore.
We can't make jokes.
Everybody's sensitive.
Everybody's got their feelings hurt about something.
You can't say anything critical about Jews now.
That's outstandingly crazy how Trump would push that and put it into law.
The whole world turned into the gay dude from Family Guy.
Oh no!
Everyone's all concerned about every stupid thing.
And like the Jewish guy from Family Guy.
Mort, right?
From Family Guy?
Mort Goldman.
So what are they going to do?
Take him off the show?
They're going to take Mort off the show?
And they're going to take the gay guy off the show?
They're going to have to.
Homophobic and anti-Semitic portrayal.
Sorry, they gotta go now.
Too offensive.
Yeah, but it's like, see how the times have changed and how people will completely just flip their whole personality to go along with whatever the narrative is.
It infuriates me because they take stuff that used to be funny and cool and now it's all just, you know...
Well, this is approved that we can put out, and this is approved that you can laugh at it.
So here you go, this ultra-filtered version of stuff you used to like.
Hate it all.
Fuck that.
I know.
For God's sake, I miss stuff like, save Jon Stewart.
He's our most important Jew.
Yeah, well, we can't laugh at it anymore, man.
Oh, no, you're not allowed to laugh.
Don't laugh.
Not funny anymore.
Right, don't laugh.
What's laughable is when Seth MacFarlane tried to get on the whole boat of like, oh yeah, I was supposed to get on Flight 93 or whatever, 9-11.
Yeah, yeah.
Him and Mark Wahlberg, right?
Yeah, yeah.
What is Mark Wahlberg even doing these days?
I don't know.
Probably washing dishes with his brother at the Wahlberger Burger joint.
Yeah, right.
Whatever the fuck it is.
I don't know, guys.
I feel like so much...
Stuff has just been so watered down.
And it's like I said, celebrities will flip on you on a dime.
And that's the thing about politicians are celebrities too in their own right.
And they're just actors playing roles as well.
I don't think they're really in control of half as much as we give them credit for.
I don't think...
We're not even in control of really who gets in because everybody's like, they're going to take it from Trump again.
They're just not going to let him win again.
It's like, dude, if they didn't want him to win...
That first assassination attempt would have exploded his head everywhere.
I mean, this is all set up for a reason to sensationalize things.
100%.
That's all anything is that's in the media.
Just to sensationalize shit and steer the agenda or steer the narrative and just control it.
Right.
It's like, where was that assassin on the day that JFK's head exploded?
Like, couldn't we have gotten one of the sloppy, just graze your ear guys when he was riding through Dealey Plaza?
What about RFK?
Where was the shitty assassin on that day?
How about Martin Luther King Jr.?
Suddenly, all these expert marksmen that know exactly how to blow someone's head off, they've just all disappeared, the guy who shot John Lennon.
But now we just have a bunch of...
Idiot marksman who can only aim at people's ears.
DEI.
His ear.
Sorry.
Budget cuts.
I had to hire MJ Deltra.
I mean, come on.
It's like they grazed his ear holes?
Really?
It's so fucking stupid.
I had just gotten back from a camping trip, and we were about to record, and Cricket told me that he had just been shot at.
So I quickly looked it up, like, this is all bullshit.
None of this is fucking real.
None of it.
What was his name?
Not Max Urich, because that one got away.
We haven't heard from him anymore.
The other one, Crooks.
It's like, dude, this guy is, there's a video of him climbing up the ladder to get on the roof with a gun.
Everyone's screaming, look, there's a shooter, there's a guy with a gun, and nothing gets done.
And they let him up there.
They let it happen.
And then immediately after, the FBI goes up there, sprays all the blood off, gets rid of all the evidence.
Come on.
Come on.
I mean, when you compile all the footage, it was almost laughable.
Like, wow, it's like a stage play.
They're like, okay, so now we're going to move these guys over here.
All right, so you don't see that dude above you, okay?
Yeah, go, go, go.
Right, right.
And the shot that he had was, if you compare, if you want to go just based on argument's sake here, that Lee Harvey Oswald really shot President Kennedy in the head.
Let's just say in pretendville that he did this.
The shot that he would have had to make to, again, blow his head off from the front, which is damn near impossible since he was from behind.
The shot that he would have had to make was so impossible but somehow was successful that compared to the shot the guy would have had to make when he got Trump's ear it was almost a clear shot.
No margin for error whatsoever if he even tried a little bit.
And people are still on this bandwagon of they're trying to kill him.
They're trying to take the presidency from him.
They're trying to keep a good man down.
It's like if they wanted to keep a good man down, his head would have exploded into a million pieces.
Yeah, he would have been dead a long time ago if that was the case.
You know what I'm saying?
It's like, come on.
I mean, if they legitimately screwed up, how would he survive the trip to the hospital?
Would they not have a person on the inside at all past that?
They'd be like, oh, well, we missed.
Guess our evil plans are going nowhere.
That's the thing you're expected to believe, is that some of the most well-connected, vicious, and vile people in the world wouldn't have a backup plan.
They'd just be like, oh man, our plans are foiled.
And these aren't just some of the best.
These are the best at what they do, right?
This is the fucking president, the deep state.
We're talking about the people with the most finances, the most money, the most everything they need to carry out something.
Well, see, they meant to call DARPA, but they screwed up when they typed it into the phone book, and they got DARPA.
And you got Ryan Ruth.
Ryan Ruth posts up on the golf course with his rifle, and nobody saw him in a bush.
Yeah.
They let him get away.
He's probably back recruiting for Ukraine by now, dude.
Yeah, he probably is.
Like, oh, you did really well.
Isn't the whole thing, though?
Not convincingly, but nobody's skeptical.
It's all good.
Sure.
But, I mean, like, isn't the whole thing, though, is like Trump is this...
This Christian representative?
Isn't that what the thing is?
Man, unless you read his works, the actual writings he does, yeah.
I mean, that's the persona they want.
That's the persona, right?
And it's just, to me, I just don't know where people are even getting that idea from, that he's like this Christian representative and he's all protecting this and protecting that and shit.
And the more that I really look into the guy, the least...
Likely candidate for a Christian representative.
I mean, if I were going to choose anyone to play that role, why Trump?
It's like, has the guy done...
Look at his resume.
Does it scream, I'm a Christian to you?
Not one bit.
Nothing he ever has done or said is like, I'm a Christian, a stand by God, a stand by Jesus Christ, he is my savior.
Like, he's never said shit like that.
I've never...
I've never heard him say that.
Like, he said he's a Christian.
He said he's a Christian.
Well, I mean, you're dealing with levels of mental gymnastics where people are arguing, well, he didn't swear on a Bible because there's actually a super secret new inauguration that's going to happen where he's totally going to swear on a Bible.
And I wish I was joking about this, but that is an actual theory people are, like, branding about for why he didn't do that.
Well, that's awfully convenient, isn't it?
That you want to support the guy so bad, you got to come up with a super secret, secretive inauguration where he's going to secretly...
Super duper secret double Asian agenda, man.
Like, you just need to keep trusting.
Yeah, it's so secretively secret that everybody knows about this big secret where he's secretly getting secretly inaugurated somewhere with a secret Bible.
Like, come on.
Super secret.
This is the stuff I'm talking about.
It's the same people who still think the next thing is going to be the walls are closing in on them.
The next thing, walls are closing in.
Oh my god!
They got him!
They freaking got him!
Did you see this?
The answers to the Jewish faith.
Right, yeah.
The answers to the Jewish faith.
There's no ifs, ands, ands, or buts about it.
You know, maybe it's some of the Luciferian shit where everything's flipped.
So he's like saying, I'm a Christian, but like in the Luciferian world, Christian means, you know...
Lucifer or some shit.
Yeah, well, it means something because anybody could just say that to you.
I mean, there's so many TV preachers that I've seen become total pieces of shitbag.
All of them.
Literally.
I think half of them are demon-possessed.
There's this one.
Oh, my God.
I post videos of him sometimes on Instagram.
What's his name?
Oh, Kenneth Copeland.
Oh my god.
That guy is a serpent if I've ever seen one.
And it's like people...
Which one is he?
Oh yeah, yeah, yeah.
That fucking guy.
Dude, he looks like a demon.
He looks like he's wearing...
You know in Men in Black where she's like, he's wearing an egger suit.
He looks like he's wearing a fucking...
Like his skin's hanging off his bones like there's like a fucking serpent living in a human's meat suit.
Like that's what he looks like.
For real.
That interview where they go up and he's in his car and he's like standing on his car with his door open.
That interview is wicked, dude.
Wicked.
Wicked is a good word to use.
And people leave him their entire estates when they die.
They'll be like, when I die, sign my entire estate over to Kenneth Copeland.
Evil man.
And he is a bazillionaire.
He's got private jets.
He's got limos.
He's got all this shit.
And it's like, okay, so what?
He said he's a Christian.
What the fuck hilla beans does that make in the long run of things?
I mean, it literally means zero to me that they say stuff like that.
Yeah, it literally means nothing.
He started his ministry under Oral Roberts, and Oral Roberts was a 33rd degree Freemason.
Absolutely.
Jesus would call him out for serving mammon, says I. If anybody is unfamiliar with Kenneth Copeland, they need to go on YouTube and look for the one interview specifically that Coop was talking about.
And then just listen to him when he tries to speak in tongues.
That shit will send a chill right up your asshole.
I mean, I can't stand to look at the guy.
No, man.
It's like, what's that, Swahili?
Nah, Necronomicon.
Right, yeah.
He's got like...
Just crocodile eyes and a smile that never goes away.
Like, dude, he's evil.
Like, he is evil incarnate.
Evil incarnate, dude.
When people perform miracles like speaking in tongues, you can tell from the tone and the spirit of it whether or not they're doing it for their own purposes or actually because they're just that overtaken with the thing they believe in.
Sure. It's not exactly hard to tell.
Yeah. I mean it's – everyone should have a level of discernment.
The dude is so evil.
He is legitimately evil.
Hey, Joe Rogan is too.
I was going to say they have a side-by-side with Joe Rogan.
That's great.
That is funny.
You can almost see the strings hanging above his head.
Oh, for sure.
And, you know, I would consider myself to be a Christian.
Whether or not people would say that I am, I don't really care because, you know, I cuss and I do whatever.
People complain about that.
I would consider myself to be a Christian.
And the more that I try to interpret biblical scripture and stuff, and the more research I do, I mean, I feel like we've gotten a lot of things wrong.
And I think the Vatican has a big hand to do with why everything is so scattered and people are so wrong about so much.
But I've been watching this one guy.
On YouTube, I think he's called Old World Florida or something like that.
Oh, dude.
That guy's, yeah, I love that shit.
Dude, that guy's got a crazy amount of research into, like, the Garden of Eden being in Florida.
Yeah.
And, like, why are we looking at the Middle East when, you know, Florida has got all these markers, you know, with the rivers and the fruit and all this stuff?
To me, there's been such a huge effort in confusing people about how magical and how wonderful of even a history that we have.
It's all just been completely buried.
I don't know.
The more research I do, when I got into the Nephilim stuff, it really rocked my world.
I think...
If people actually knew how magical of a text the Bible was, if they could interpret it in its full meaning, we wouldn't even have the Catholic Church.
I don't think church in general would exist if we could really understand what all is in the Bible.
These structures that we...
Go to these people that we call father, these, you know, hierarchies and shit.
It's actually anti-Bible.
Yeah.
If you really look into it, like these priests and like all this weird stuff.
It's very ritualistic and it's actually very anti-Christian.
100%.
I don't know.
I had to cut so much out through.
First the Council of Nicaea and then the apocryphal trials of the Catholic Church in the Middle Ages and such.
So to actually gain a fullness of understanding of what the Bible was actually trying to communicate, you've got to go through back and read and study all of those books, including the ones they say, no, no, no, those ones were wrong.
We took those out.
There's a book of Mary Magdalene.
There's a book of Judas.
There's a book of Eve.
And it's dirty.
Very dirty.
There's a whole Lilith thing that's got left out of the Bible.
And I just, you know, it's like I said before, I don't know how much of it we've gotten wrong over the last, you know, however long.
And something else that I was talking to my husband about is like these world fairs and stuff.
Why don't we know any shit about that?
And it's like, Trump is supposedly bringing that back?
Like, he's wanting to do World's Fairs again?
Really?
Like, what is this shit?
Yeah!
The 15-minute city of tomorrow!
Right!
What is this stuff?
You know, orphan trains.
What is this?
All these, like...
Cabbage Patch Kids, yeah.
Cabbage Patch Kids and these buildings that were supposedly, like, built...
Just for these events and stuff.
And they're torn down.
Right.
I don't understand.
It's like, I've said this quite a bit lately, but I'll say it again because it's so true.
They don't want us to believe our own eyes.
Nope.
You know, you look at something and you get this story of what it's supposed to be.
And you're looking at this building and you're like, okay, so they built this with horse and buggy.
In a town of 200 people.
They built it in two days.
And then they tore it down.
And then it's like, yep, that's what it is.
I know, you know, just by looking at it, your perception would tell you something completely different.
But don't believe that because this is the story.
You know, well, why are these buildings like half in and half out of the ground?
Like there was like a big flood or something.
We did that on purpose.
You don't worry your little self about that at all.
That was completely and totally by design.
Okay.
Yeah, I mean, take for example, I think it's in Utah, the Capitol building in Utah, I think.
So this is...
People haven't really been west yet, right?
There aren't big groups of civilizations happening in the west.
People are still exploring in early United States.
So you get these pictures of the Capitol building there with this fine, fine brick-laid work going up.
And it's like, where's this brick coming from?
Where's all the stone coming from?
It's not in that area.
And all of this is, like you're saying, donkey and carriage.
Yeah, it was quarried from someplace like 17,000 miles away.
Yeah.
Yeah, uh-huh.
Okay, sure it was.
All on, like, in muddy fucking grounds and trails, and then you put this up.
Like, they don't have ground, like, compacting technology back then, right?
Right.
I mean, according to as far as we know.
What you need to do is just teleport it into a hut, like, three miles away, and then just take it by donkey from there.
Yeah, anyone knows, like, if you're going to build a building, you have to make sure that ground is solid, that it's not going to move with earthquakes and, like, make the sand all loose and, you know, the building's going to fall.
But you have all these really old buildings.
Every single capital in every state is just pristinely built and perfectly laid ground, right?
And how the fuck did they do that?
How the fuck is right?
And even going along with don't believe your own eyes, we see pictures of the pyramids and they say, okay, we know that your perception would be this is impossible for primitive people to have built,
but don't worry, here's our theory.
They had a million carrier pigeons, about 7,000 slaves.
A couple of ropes and pulley systems and a couple of wagons with one squeaky wheel on the front.
And they were able to quarry this stuff from 20,000 miles away.
And, you know, they stopped to take a piss and shit break every now and again.
But they eventually got it there.
And then they laid them precisely in alignment with the Orion's belt and all this.
And it was completely an accident.
Don't pay any attention to that now.
And it's just, when you look at it...
With your eyes, and you use your discernment, and you say, well, who could have possibly, and how could they have possibly built this thing?
And who could have moved these gigantic stones?
I don't know, maybe giants could.
I don't know, maybe beings that had advanced technology.
I'm not talking about aliens, but like, or maybe if some people are on that train, sure, you could say that.
But I think...
These gods that they talk about that came down and taught them agricultural skills and building skills and they had all this advanced technology and shit.
I don't know, maybe they could move 7,000 ton stones into this pyramidal structure.
They want you not to believe your own fucking eyes.
And it infuriates me.
Mind-numbing.
Well, the explanations are so insulting.
It feels like you're being locked past an overpass and you've got a random homeless guy being like, so the ancient peoples here used to use this symbol to represent strength and honor.
And you're just like, it's a friggin' dick painted on an overpass.
It's what it looks like.
It's what it looks like, yeah.
What you perceive as reality.
The ridiculous shit you're coming up with is not it.
Tartaria, man.
Fucking Tartaria.
Mud floods, great resets, and all.
This is what they do, man.
The technology gets too high of a point, and the people are getting too much power, and they just do another great reset.
Right?
And then just fuck everything up.
That's why I think all these billionaires and all these fucking politicians have all these underground bunkers, because they're about to have another great reset.
When we get too smart for our own good, which only means we're on them, right?
We're fucking on to you guys.
And when it gets to the point, but now it's like, do they want to just nuke everything and live underground for the next couple hundred years?
They're too narcissistic for that.
That's why they don't really want to do it.
They want the attention and the love and the adoration.
That's the trick is that was only ever a fail-safe disaster plan that they never really wanted to do because they want to stay here and be worshiped.
Sure they do.
The last thing they want is to spend the next hundred years being the pieces of shit that
I think what they're kind of afraid of...
Is that people aren't going to forget this time, so they're going to remain the pieces of shit that killed the world if they do it.
And so they're not going to go to the length of nukes, right?
They're going to kill us off by doing injections and radiation.
They're going to kill us off in different ways.
Yeah, convenient mass death that is unexplained.
Well, okay, here's a theory for you guys.
You guys can disagree with this or agree with this either way, but it's a new theory that's popped into my periphery, and I've kind of been looking into it a little bit, but I just had a conversation with these guys from the Nephilim Death Squad.
I don't know if you've heard of them, but...
We were talking about why they're racing towards this finish line and they're trying to take so many people down with them as they possibly can.
And it's almost like it seems accelerated these last couple years.
They're kind of on the thought of they know that there's this big pole shift coming.
And whether you believe in Flat Earth or not, the pole shift could still happen because it's just based in magnetism.
And that's actually the plot for the movie 2012 with John Cusack, this pole shift.
And I think that...
They've known that this is going to happen for a really long time and probably maybe even hundreds of years.
They've known that this pole shift is coming and they are just preparing.
To take as many people down with them as they possibly can and they've made ways to where they'll survive and there might be pockets of other survivors because there always is.
But it's going to be literally, like you said, a huge reset and by the time it's over with, we're going to be walking on...
The Earth and see nothing for hundreds of miles, but it's all just going to be buried under rubble and rocks and all civilization will be like...
They go into Egypt and shit, and they're like, well, this shit's been, it's like miles under the ground, and it's been buried, and what the hell happened?
Well, shit, it was part of one of the resets.
And all this stuff that we're looking at right now, if you go outside and you look around, it's all going to be buried under miles of dirt, and it's going to be a legit reset.
And they know this is coming, and that's why they are so blatantly...
They don't give a shit anymore, because it's like, well, most of you guys are going to be dead anyways, so...
Exactly.
Who the fuck cares?
Yeah, and there are sub-basement levels, like cities under cities in every major city you go to.
There are other, you know, cities underneath, like in Seattle, and you can go walk under there in Seattle.
In most cities, you probably can.
But they're like, just...
Buried motherfuckers.
And then you have the fires of 1914 in San Francisco.
Fires of Chicago.
I don't know if it was 1914 or earlier.
I don't know.
But the fires in Chicago.
Fires in all big cities.
They've all had a big fire.
Wiped everything out.
Or a flood.
Or a flood.
And so I think that with the pole shift that you're going to get like some kind of plagues of Egypt type stuff and it's going to be floods and it's going to be fire and it's going to be complete destruction.
And if you look at that movie 2012, they essentially create arcs, which as in like Noah's Ark, and they put all the important people on these arcs and they float them out.
They just wait for the waters to recede.
And when they do, everything is annihilated and they just have to start all over again.
Humanity survives, but it's just like a handful of people.
That'd be so exciting.
I think they're trying to make it happen.
I don't think it's happening fast enough for their purposes.
That's why they're doing all this weather manipulation says to me that the shift is not coming on fast enough.
Their predictions are off.
In some way.
The way they're acting seems less blatant and not caring and more panicked and not caring.
Yeah, panicked is a good way to use.
There's a certain degree of desperation that doesn't scream, ha ha, we're in control.
It actually screams, we're looking kind of pathetic right now.
And they don't like that.
They don't like to be thought of as pathetic.
They don't like it, but they also don't care because it's like, oh yeah, you guys are going to be dead anyways, so let's just get done what we need to do before this thing goes down.
It hurts them far more than any physical pain ever could.
The thought that they would be viewed as losers.
That's the thing that really hurts the elites.
There's no shine to them anymore.
People know they're garbage.
There's very few that actually still slavishly worship them, and that's gotta hurt.
Well, that's why there has to be another reset where they're the only ones who survive so they can become the gods of old.
And they're the saviors who brought us agriculture and taught us how to farm and fucking build wood huts.
And they're the ones who, I mean, they have to be, they literally live.
On this notion of being worshipped and shit.
And I think recently it's gotten to the point where nobody...
I mean, there's a select few that do, but it's like, does anybody really idolize celebrities and politicians the way that they did even like 10 years ago, 15 years ago?
They don't.
Nah.
Even if you defend them, you know you're defending a sleazebag.
It's not like it was back then where their reputations were well hidden.
And they're really trying to revive that, too.
They're trying to revive their like, love me, please.
I'm in all these awesome movies.
And sadly, a lot of people do fall for that shit.
They love them.
Yeah, and I mean, when I even...
I say this a lot, but I separate, like, the art from the artist, and I can still enjoy certain things because we all gotta live, and I would rather be, you know, laugh my way to the apocalypse than sit in fucking a padded room and rock myself back and forth.
So, yeah, I mean, there are certain things that I still enjoy.
I'll listen to music, I'll watch movies, whatever, but in the back of my mind the whole time I'm sitting there thinking, like, I wonder if that guy rapes kids.
It does make it a little tough.
You can't help but think of those things.
And looking in movies when you're watching them, you're not really paying attention to the words.
You're looking in the background.
You're looking for symbols.
Oh, maybe 1,000% with that shit.
Once I got my girlfriend to start doing that, now she hates me because she doesn't really watch movies anymore.
She's like, I fucking want to enjoy it and I can't enjoy any movie with you.
There are certain shows, even like Archive 81, the second I turned that show on, I was like, I'm just going to watch this show.
And then by the fifth episode, I was like, oh no, I got to cover this on my podcast.
This is ridiculous, this stuff.
And it's in almost everything if you really look for it.
I've covered movies from my childhood, like with my friend Drew.
We covered Harry and the Hendersons and Edward Scissorhands.
I mean, it's literally in everything.
Even the stuff you would never think in a million years would have some kind of weird MKUltra-type messaging.
It's always in there in some capacity.
Yeah, we all know it's in every Disney movie.
100.
Every Disney.
100.
Even in the shows, like I was saying earlier, like the Nickelodeon shows and the Disney shows, like, it's always in there.
It's somewhere in there.
What did I just find the other day?
I found something.
What the fuck was it?
I think it was just yesterday I found something.
Took a picture of it.
Like, damn it, Count Ducula got me okay with drinking blood.
Oh, Count Ducula?
What?
Is that a real thing?
Count Ducula?
Yeah.
Oh, from, yeah, the old Disney cartoon?
Oh my god!
I must have missed that one.
Yeah, I remember in the intro, the sun comes out and he turns to stone and shatters and shit.
It was kind of disturbing to see as a kid.
Oh god!
But if you think back, there was so much occult symbolism in that show.
And that's one of the few that they decided to conveniently not revive.
Oh, sure they didn't.
I think what I was going to get onto was just album covers that really fucked up.
That's what it was.
Oh, like music?
Yeah.
Yeah, for sure.
Like Scorpion's Virgin Killer, the original Virgin Killer album cover.
I think it was either the photographer or producer's young daughter.
She's like 10 years old.
Just fully in a very provocative...
She's, like, sitting on the floor, legs are kind of spread, arms back, so she's, like, really pushing her flat chest out, and none of it's, none of it's blanked out.
Wow.
Yeah.
And then, like, the Led Zeppelin, House of the Holy, that album cover's fucked, because those are all little girls.
They're all naked, and they're climbing up this...
Big, like, rocky mountain thing.
Holy shit.
They all have blonde hair.
I mean, the really disturbing thing is when you compare the art style to the comic pictures and realize it is the same style.
Even some of the ones that aren't, like, blatantly obvious, like with kids and stuff in them, but, like, the ones that are, like, hidden messaging.
I've started to think that ELO Has got a lot of like occult Lyrics and their album Covers are all kind of Like what does this really mean And then you look at the Beatles And stuff and like their That one where
they're all stand
over a grave and shit.
Yeah. And you just wonder, like, there's got to be something more to this.
See, this is the House of the Holy, the whole transhumanism connection to the song I'm a B.
I'm a bee.
My Will.I.Am.
Like Black Eyed Peas?
Yeah.
Have you ever heard the whole transhumanist theory behind the I'm a Bee song?
No.
Everything in it is about essentially becoming cyber, more or less, if you look through the video and everything.
Holy shit.
If you think about it, instead of him saying, I'm a bee, as in I'm going to be, but rather saying, I'm a bee.
And then the picture on the actual album cover isn't a picture of him being something.
It's a picture of a bee.
I'm a bee.
I am part of the hive.
Yeah, hive mind.
Oh, right, right.
Hive mind stuff.
Right.
And the entire video is about conformity and accepting conformity.
Well, this one that he just pulled up, it looks like they've blanked it out because it was so bad.
Yeah, whoever posted the picture did.
Yes, that was one of the worst ones.
I've never seen an uncensored version, and I'm totally okay with that.
Yeah.
But it was originally pretty friggin' awful.
It's basically this.
Right.
Like, all the ones he's pulled up are...
Yeah, they're all...
Oh, there's one.
This is a book, but they use the cover.
But yeah, in color, it's...
They have, like, a fake...
Break in the CD, so it looks like it's broken glass covering the vaginal area.
Oh my god.
She really is like a little girl.
Yeah, she's like 10 years old.
Holy crap.
Well, because otherwise it would have been literally illegal to portray at the time.
You know it's bad when you Google it and all the pictures have a big circle over it.
Yeah.
And like House of the Holy, these are all little girls, like 6, 7, 8 years old, climbing on this mountain.
And they're all naked.
Dude.
I mean, they're everywhere.
Everywhere.
Everywhere.
I think even, like...
I've mentioned it before, but there was a...
Eagles, I think, album cover where they're standing in a hotel and they have like Anton LaVey is up on the balcony or something like that.
And I think they sneak a little...
I mean, how many people do you know when they're listening to stuff?
Maybe it used to be a thing when you had to go buy records and stuff, but I couldn't tell you what half of the album covers are.
Some of the music that I have on my phone, I just go download the song and listen to it.
But the album covers are kind of where it's at recently.
There you go.
That's the one.
Yeah, that's the one.
Anton LaVey just hanging up there.
Hanging out.
Yeah.
In the balcony.
Yeah, and a lot of time when these album covers start appearing is when these bands start getting intertwined with Hollywood and the scene.
Because if you think about it, here's an interesting example.
If you think about the first Korn album, it was very plain and didn't really have much symbolism on it.
It was just a picture of some random scene.
Pretty much nothing to it.
But then as soon as they get an album deal, become big, then they got stuff like Stitches with the doll.
Suddenly they're putting all this symbolism in their music that was not originally there.
Oh, yeah.
You got the Lonely Hearts Club Band, Sgt. Pepper's album cover with Aleister Crowley.
I never knew Aleister Crowley was in that Beatles.
Yeah, top left up there.
There's so many weird people.
Yeah, Jane Mansfield.
I used to think that was Marilyn Monroe, but it's Jane Mansfield.
This one?
No, go down.
Oh, yeah.
Jane Mansfield, yeah.
And so...
When you went to go Google this album cover, I thought it was a little interesting that it said Beatles album cover and you put with and the first thing that popped up was dead babies.
Let's see.
Oh yeah, the dead babies one.
I didn't see what it said.
Yeah, it does say that.
Look at that.
It was the first Google search.
Click on that.
I'm just so fucking...
What the fuck is this?
Oh, you haven't seen this?
Yeah, this is one of their album covers from yesterday and today.
Can you click on that?
Oh my god, what is this?
Why have I never fucking seen this in my life?
Really weird photo shoot of meat and dolls, but yeah, babies.
What?
Just a little cannibal LARPing.
Yeah.
Oh my god.
Oh, please.
Oh my god, is there nothing sacred left in the world?
No.
I like that album.
There's nothing sacred.
Nothing at all.
Like, look at this.
What is this?
Yeah.
Shit's so fucking weird, man.
Wait, you guys are saying you knew about this?
Oh, yeah.
How did you guys figure out about this?
I mean, I've always been kind of immersed in this since the very beginning.
I've always been into the weirdest shit out there since I was a little kid.
I've never liked the Beatles.
Never liked them.
And I don't know.
I found this probably like...
Uh, ten years ago.
Really?
Oh my god.
Nobody has even mentioned this to me before.
See, that's how clueless I am because, like, if I want to download an album, I'll just, like, go on my Apple Music and just download the songs I want.
Yeah.
Never this pops up on my phone.
I mean, let's see.
Fucked up album covers.
We just see.
Oh yeah, that Korn one.
Oh yeah.
This Korn one's really weird.
Oh.
The shadow of a weird guy.
It is.
Yeah, like No Place to Hide.
Was that their first album or their third one?
I think that was their third one.
I can't remember.
I think it was Untitled or Self-Titled or something.
I thought that was Freak on a Leash's album.
Okay, maybe their original one wasn't so innocuous.
I'm so bothered by that Beatles one, you guys.
I'm not even kidding you.
I thought you'd seen that.
I had never seen it.
Oh, God.
What is this?
Oh my god, please.
What is this?
This Megadeth one?
Hanging up babies on a clothesline?
I mean, I've been exposed to all of this stuff for so long.
Like, I can actually...
Think back to, as a kid, an older gal telling me about the polar shift theory in the 80s.
Really?
Really.
Oh, yeah.
She was talking about how the Earth was about to perform another 90-degree shift, and then they happen every several thousand years, and it was spread in the weekly world news back in the day.
Do you think it's bull, or do you think it's real?
Yeah, right?
Right.
I didn't really put much stock in it back then, but everything seems so ridiculous now.
I'm starting to believe maybe there is something to these theories.
Yeah, it seems so.
I mean, that's the thing.
I can't really discount even the most insane ones at this point because even the really crazy stuff has come out as true for the most part.
You think that goes in line with like the age of when one age ends and we're about to be the Kali Yuga?
Do those Polish shifts kind of fall in line with the Kali Yuga type of shit?
Yeah.
Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.
For sure.
For sure.
Seems like it'd have to.
Because it's every so many hundred years in the Kaliuga.
I think 4,200 or something.
Yeah, it's like we're due for one.
This is weird.
I love I type in fucked up album covers and one of them's just a little messed up.
Not too much.
Just a little.
I mean, this is how I find a lot of just random shit.
I'll just go down a rabbit hole and I'll find something fucked up and I'll click on that.
And then you have to spend another hour confirming that the image is actually real.
Right.
And then you ask on Twitter and you get banned?
Yeah.
I'm just surprised that when you typed in fucked up album covers that Beatles one wasn't like the first one that came up.
That is just...
So where are you guys at on the Paul McCartney was replaced?
He was definitely replaced.
Sure he was.
I think he was, for sure.
I think he was.
He can't be four inches higher.
You can't be a left-handed guitar player to a right-handed or vice versa, whatever it was.
He all of a sudden got, like, mad skills on the keyboard, too.
Mad skills.
Yeah, all of a sudden plays these different instruments.
Mm-hmm.
Sounds better, sings better.
If you look it up, you can find, like, those pictures of him being six inches taller and shit, too.
It's kind of crazy.
And, like, his whole bone structure really changed.
His nose is different.
Paul McCartney.
Yeah, before and after Crash.
That's probably...
Yeah, look at this shit.
Look at it!
The bone structure is completely different.
Six inches is close enough.
Look at that.
I mean...
And then what did he say?
He got, like, neck surgery or something?
He got something because, I mean...
Even though this one was a better musician and ended up making them way more famous, I still...
I don't know.
I think I like the new Paul better.
And even the band members, the other band members are like, nah, we like the old Paul.
We like the old Paul.
He definitely took the Beatles to a whole new level after he joined.
There are some of these when you look at them side by side that it's almost like you can't even debate it.
They're so different.
They've been let dead.
Like up at the top, for sure.
There was a couple that were just like, come on.
Yeah, I would say it's a different guy.
Yeah.
So wait, this happened in like 65, 66?
You know...
So what year did the really heavily programmed one revolver come out?
Because at first it was like they were programming people for pacification and then just out of nowhere they were like, happiness is a warm gun.
Yeah.
Just so you know.
It was like, I want to hold your hand and stuff.
66. 1966.
August 5th, 1966.
Oh, you guys know that thing I have about August, right?
Oh yeah, eights.
The eights.
It comes out in August.
Wow.
And let's see when he died.
So yeah, would it come out when?
Like, right before or right after the accident?
November 9th.
This was after.
But they could have been working on this already.
Yeah, I already had it planned up and cued.
Mm-hmm.
They were training the new Paul.
Yeah, he's probably just with the wrecking crew.
Maybe then that album came out, they're just like, uh-oh, this one's breaking down.
We gotta swap them out.
Right.
The programming's failing.
But hey, you know...
There's also a theory in my mind that the old Paul didn't die at all and they just replaced him because the old Paul didn't want to get on board with the shit that they were trying to do.
And the agenda they were trying to push.
So they just replaced him.
Wasn't Paul trying to make a bunch of money off of it?
And the other guys were like, no, we don't want money.
Well, I think it was probably the exact opposite.
I think the old Paul was probably more into like...
He obviously wasn't as much of a musician as the new Paul.
And I think his writing style and stuff was probably a little lesser than the new one.
And I think they approached him with this whole...
Because it got so psychedelic and weird and drugs and all this stuff.
And I think maybe the old Paul was like, yeah, no, I'm cool on that.
And they were like, well, we could always just replace you.
Maybe he didn't die at all.
Yeah, they don't have to kill him.
They don't have to.
I don't think a lot of these celebrities that they say died are dead.
I don't think Jim Morrison is dead.
Maybe he is now, but...
He's just hanging out on an island, man.
Epstein Island.
Sure, I mean, I think...
He just refused to see the art in the 15-minute sitar solo.
Yeah, they don't actually have to kill him in order to say they died in a car accident or anything.
They can just legitimately replace people.
I'm sure they...
I mean, I talked to my husband about this and I still don't know, but it's like, is Princess Diana really dead?
I mean, they say she died in a car accident, but did she?
Dude, it's so hard.
I don't know, man.
That car was pretty fucked up.
She hated her life so much, dude.
If there was anybody in the world that would want to just have a fresh start in life, she's a prime example.
Yeah.
She hated her life.
She definitely did.
And she had so much shit happen to her.
I could imagine her wanting to disappear forever.
I'm not saying that there's no possibility that she didn't die.
It kind of makes sense that she just wanted to run away.
I mean, you really got to question everything once you go from the step of did Epstein kill himself to did Epstein even die?
Well, I don't think he did.
She wasn't part of the bloodline.
No, she was not.
I don't know.
I think...
I don't know what to think.
I really don't.
I want to know why Ringo Starr is still alive because he was...
He really added nothing.
Well, everyone knows he's the most popular Beatle.
They can't kill him.
Yeah.
Ringo, we love you!
They just put the drum set up to the front of the stage.
They haven't killed him because he's so much of not a threat.
Yeah, for real.
I mean, the guy always just felt like the most corporatized entity of the whole bunch, where he was really the company man in the group.
Sure.
Do whatever you want.
Give me the money.
I'll do whatever you want me to do.
Yeah, looking at their personalities, you could see almost every last one of them wanting to push back over various things that they're being suggested or haven't pushed on them.
But he's just like, more paycheck.
Well, there's this Family Guy episode where...
He's like, I found the secret to time travel.
And they're like, oh my god, Ringo, let us in on it.
And he's like, but you have to sing my song about the octopus.
No, no, please.
He's like, fine, I'll leave without you then.
I mean, he literally is like the least threatening beetle of all time.
Yeah, he definitely is, dude.
Why kill him?
I mean, he's just pitiful at this point.
It's more torture to let him live.
Like they always say, don't harass this person.
Their existence is already punishment from the gods every single day.
Poor fella.
Poor little fella.
Yeah.
Did you guys want me to do some stuff about Marilyn?
I'm free to get into it.
Well, I think we've kind of laid some good groundwork for the 60s already, like with the Beatles.
And I was talking to you guys about the Laurel Canyon and stuff.
And Marilyn did die in 1962.
And she died in August, which I thought was significant because of the hate.
But then, yeah, I find out later in the research, she dies on August 4th.
She was buried on August 8th, so you got eight, eight, and I just, I don't know.
I mean, I found so many things.
Six plus two is eight, one minus nine, or nine minus one is eight.
Yeah, there you go, 1962, right.
I mean...
I've covered so many things where eight comes up that I think it's just like a gimmicky thing to me at this point on my show where I mention, oh, it's an eight, it's an eight, but it's true.
Like, a lot of stuff happens on the eight.
So her official cause of death was acute barbiturate poisoning, but when the medical examiner was writing up her autopsy report, he penciled in the word probable.
Next to self-administered overdose of sedative drugs because he didn't even really think that's what it was.
And so it said probable self-administered overdose of sedative drugs.
Was that in the original report or did he go back and write it in?
From the book that I read with the guy who researched this, it said the official verdict was probable.
Okay.
And everybody kind of knows about her sleeping with both Robert Kennedy and John F. Kennedy.
I mean, she was pretty open about that stuff.
And they were spotted multiple times with her.
She had taped sessions with her psychiatrist where she talked about having sex with both of them.
And it was actually common knowledge at the LA Police Department that she was in a relationship with both of them and they were like, ah, no big deal, whatever.
And she was also known to have some weird mob connections with Frank Sinatra and this Chicago Mafia boss guy named Sam Giancana.
And she was also somehow in connection with this guy named Johnny Roselli, who was also with the Chicago mob.
And it's like everybody knew about this stuff, but they didn't find it suspicious at all, which, I mean, it clearly is.
Very much so.
For safety purposes, this isn't suspicious.
Right!
And she had this really close relationship with...
A guy named Frederick Field, who was a known Soviet intelligence agent.
So how in the world is this woman who, at this point in time, like people just refer to as like the dumb blonde character, she's got all these high up political and Soviet intelligence connections, a Chicago mafia boss connections.
So, I mean...
Yeah, sure.
You can say she was just this dumb blonde that, like, was flashing her shit all over town.
But at the end of the day, I mean, just based on who her friends were, it would suggest that she was serving multiple purposes.
And that's where kind of, like, for me, the monarch mind kind of sex kitten multiple personality disorder comes in.
Yeah, for real.
Even the double M with her name, like Marilyn Monroe, monarch mind.
It's just this, I don't know, it just sticks out to me.
So the, who was it that bugged the, Bernard Spindle started wiretapping her phones and he was with the CIA?
Yeah, so the U.S. government and the mob had bugged her phone.
So she was getting like double tapped, literally.
A little double tapped.
Yeah.
No pun intended.
I mean.
Whatever she was into, they both wanted to know about it.
The U.S. government had an interest in what was going on with her, and the mafia had an interest in what was going on with her.
They both had her phones tapped.
The mainstream narrative is that this woman was so depressed and was into so much shit that she just...
Couldn't take it anymore.
And she just killed herself and just took all these pills.
And there's a nice little picture of her dead on the mattress with a knocked over bottle of pills.
And that is the story that we're given.
And they've made plenty of Netflix documentaries and HBO documentaries outlining that.
And they've sold it to us pretty great.
I mean, before I found this book and I really started looking into it, and maybe you guys can say the same, but I just bought that.
I was like, well, it makes sense because she was super famous and blah, blah, blah, and maybe she really was just super depressed and killed herself.
I mean, this was one of the earliest ones I looked at and looked into.
Like, what's up with the pills?
Why aren't there pills everywhere?
I have seen suicide, real legitimate suicides.
I've seen it.
The scene...
That was left here with her was completely inaccurate from the official report to what the picture showed.
It makes no sense.
Well, yeah, because some of the inconsistencies that I always like to point out is that her body and the crime scene are inconsistent with a sedative drug overdose by taking pills.
Because there was absolutely no trace of tablets that were found in her stomach, period.
There were no trace of tablets found in her intestines, period.
And it just seemed odd because when you check her bloodstream, she had enough nimbutal and chloral hydrate to legitimately kill an elephant.
So if she was to have taken what they say...
Was 60 to 70 nimbutal in 19 to 20 chloral hydrate tablets, there would have been significant evidence in her stomach and her intestines of leftover undigested tablets, yet there was none to be found.
Yeah, because the drug creates a crystal, starts to crystallize, right?
Yeah, they're called refractive crystals.
And they're the active ingredient in any drug.
And if she would have swallowed 60 to 70 nimbutol and 20 chloral hydrate tablets, there would have not only been undigested tablets, there would have been these refractive crystals in her system.
And digestion stops when you die.
And with the amount that she had in her system, she would have been dead before half of that amount was even digested.
So where are they if this is what she really did to kill herself?
And not only that, the pills, I think it was the Nembutal, had a yellow coating that would have been left over in her intestines or stomach.
Yeah, it would have actually like...
Coated her stomach and intestines like fucking Pepto-Bismol is supposed to do.
The yellow coating dissolves in the stomach acid and it pretty much dyes the stomach lining and intestines with this yellow candy coating or whatever.
And there was none of that present in her stomach or her intestines and no refractive crystals.
There was literally nothing to suggest that this woman had taken...
pills whatsoever well geez julia what where does that lead us dude where does it lead us because we've got this nice little picture of her dead in her bedroom with this pill bottle knocked over so like they've
done a great job of trying to convince
of that and um she uh so the way that your body breaks down drugs there's usually a higher uh percentage of the drug in your liver than in your bloodstream so
She had a massive toxic overload of this stuff in her bloodstream, but she also had 2.88 times that much nimbutol and chloral hydrate in her liver.
However these drugs were introduced into the body, it had to be in a really rapid way to have That much of a level of it in your liver.
But the weird thing about it was the medical examiner, his name is Dr. Noguchi.
He's like this cool little Asian guy that nobody really talks about.
But he's done a bunch of celebrity...
He has.
He did like John Belushi and shit.
He's worked on several celebs.
He said...
That he was so shocked at the amount that was found in her liver that he wanted to go back and retest everything.
But when he went to go back and retest and make sure these numbers were right, he was informed that her internal organs were missing.
and yeah yeah they they
They legit went missing.
All of his notes from the original autopsy went missing.
The original autopsy report went missing.
Her body itself went missing.
And then turned up later.
I wanted to talk about that for a second here.
Well, first of all, the organs.
Do you know which organs specifically were missing?
Because a lot of these organs are used in satanic rituals.
Like the liver, the heart.
All of the ones that get taken out during an autopsy were missing because I don't think Dr. Noguchi was definitely in on it.
I can't say that for sure.
It doesn't seem like he was.
I don't think he was.
No, he seems kind of ignorant to things, if anything.
Yeah, that's how he comes off to me, too.
So whatever he took out that would be standard in a regular autopsy, I think they take out the stomach and shit like that.
I think they leave a few things behind.
But they like take them out and they weigh them and shit.
And they do this as standard procedure with an autopsy.
And it was all those major organs that would have been crucial for further testing that were removed and missing.
And before her funeral, her body had actually went missing for a while.
So it's like, what really were they doing?
I don't think Dr. Noguchi himself was in on it, but they were doing something.
Have you heard anything about why her body was missing?
Not really.
No, dude.
There's no...
Okay.
I did read one thing, and it said basically it was the Secret Service had taken her body and kept it for something between four and nine hours.
Really?
Yeah, and I don't know where I read this.
I think it was in Reddit, back before I got kicked off of Reddit as well.
That's funny.
Yeah.
But from what I remember, the Secret Service...
Took her body, and they all, like, took turns basically raping it.
Oh, God.
And we all know that, like, uh, what's his name?
Fucking George Bush, skull and bones, he was all into that sort of shit.
Necrophilia?
Yeah.
Mmm.
I mean, that doesn't surprise me at all.
I hadn't come, I'm not saying that's not true, because it sounds fucking true, but it didn't come up under my radar when I was doing this, probably because I was so fixated on, like...
Her autopsy report.
Right.
I mean, there are so many different directions you can take this shit.
It is so crazy.
Sure, sure.
I mean, I'm not really surprised the doctor was suspicious given all the evidence.
I can only really think of one example of chloral hydrate appearing in popular culture, which would be the Venture Brothers.
A few puffs of a cigarette that had it tipped on the end of it and immediately starts going unconscious.
Yeah, because it's like the date rape drug.
Yeah, it was about to say the date rape drug and it was depicted as incredibly potent.
How do you take that much of it?
If you were going to kill yourself, would you really want to overdose on the date rape drug?
That'd be a horrible way to die.
I mean, I don't know.
Horrible.
We just pass out really hard and not die.
And it's like, why go the extra mile of taking the sleeping pills with it?
Gotta really, really want to die.
Yeah.
It's almost like you know that alone is not going to kill you and just drive you very deeply unconscious.
I mean, if I wanted to do this, if I wanted to do this, I would take as many pills of anything I could possibly find that I knew would kill me.
Like, I don't know, pentobarbital and whatever the other one.
Chloralhydrate.
I would be taking handfuls of it as much as possible when drinking vodka or something on it just to help break it down quicker.
Like, that's how I would do it.
Yeah, but, I mean, it still comes into the story, though.
It's like, how did she get it in there?
Because there's no evidence of the tablet.
Right.
Or drinking her stomach up.
Like, tons of it afterwards.
That's the other thing, is if that were to be the case, like, there would be so much evidence of that happening.
And so the first organ that he took out was like the stomach.
Then he looked at the intestines and he looked at the liver, whatever else he needed to examine.
And then he goes, all right, well, she didn't take tablets.
So let's roll that out.
Let's look at something else.
She has no puncture wounds that would suggest a deadly injection.
He checked in between the toes and wherever, cracks and crevices, and he comes up with the conclusion that, all right, there's no needle marks or puncture wounds.
This wasn't an injection.
And he gets to the sigmoid colon is what it's called, but it's basically just your b-hole.
It's all purple and bruised and it's swollen and it's crazy looking.
And she has like these huge bruises on the backs of her legs and on her butt cheeks and on her hips and the backs of her arms.
And he's like, well, all right.
Seems like this is a likely place for insertion because there's no reason her...
Colon should look like this.
No, that thing looked like it had been torn up.
Right.
And he's basically rolled everything out besides somehow it was injected rectally.
It was like a deadly enema that was just shot up there.
Anytime you put something in your butt, it's going to absorb way faster than if you take it orally anyways, like through your mouth.
This is probably the most likely vehicle of delivering that type of payload that quickly because she also had something called cyanosis which is when you turn blue and the vessels in your eyes become real constricted and you see cyanosis when someone has been Choked to death or
they've drowned and they have this cyanosis because the oxygen gets cut off so quickly.
They turn blue and their blood vessels dilate or something like that and it leads to this cyanosis.
Okay.
So she had cyanosis, meaning she died very quickly.
From lack of oxygen.
With the quickness.
And so what he inferred based on the cyanosis and her purple colon is that they used what's called like an enema bulb.
And it's not like the typical bag and hose enema that would like be a real pain in the ass to carry around.
It's like this little short nozzle and it has a legit bulb where you fill it up with liquid and you just shoot it in your ass like a fucking water hose.
And it travels quickly up the intestines.
And if it was a lethal overdose like what she had, it would kill you in minutes or seconds even.
So that's why she turned blue like that is because she died with the quickness.
And I've done, I've taken an enema before.
With that same type, little bulb thing.
Oh, sure.
It's uncomfortable.
They say you can do it with, like, coffee and stuff.
You can shoot it up there.
Yeah, I've never done the coffee one.
Just regular, like, a saline solution.
I will say this.
Yeah, I want to try one just to see what it's like.
But what happens with these enemas, you get that stuff, you let it sit in your freaking cavity up there for a little bit.
But, dude, once the feeling of having to shit comes, you gotta go.
And that stuff's coming out.
And so that's what's really weird to me, how, like, nothing was found on her bed.
Well, the housekeeper was on her third load of laundry when the police officer arrived, and her body had also been moved three times before the police officers arrived.
My employer got murdered.
Time to do the laundry.
That's right.
The amount that she had in her system...
The medical examiner said that she died so quickly that she didn't even have a chance to push it back out.
You would think if somebody was squirting shit into your ass, you would try to actively push to get it back out, and she died so fast she didn't even have a chance to push it back out.
Yeah, that's like 30 seconds max.
That's crazy.
Yeah, that's why she was blue like that.
It turns out that giving somebody a deadly enema like that was one of the mob's preferred methods of killing someone in the 60s.
That there was more than just Marilyn that died of a fucking deadly enema around that time.
It's kind of crazy.
It's like there's a mob higher up that had a fetish.
And it just proved to be really quick, and if you didn't know what you were looking for, undetectable.
Wow.
Yeah, that makes sense.
That would make sense.
Now, I know there was a phone call.
Like, someone saw Robert at her house, right?
On this day.
They were fighting and shit?
Yeah, he showed up to Marilyn's house that day.
Many neighbors saw him.
Neighbors and the housekeeper reported that they were having a scuffle and that he had left and she was so upset.
She didn't eat that day.
She had no food in her stomach.
She didn't have any alcohol in her stomach.
She barely even had water in her stomach.
So whatever happened that morning when Robert came over, she was...
But this, I think, goes as part of the setup as to why they're trying to make it look like it was the Kennedys because...
If it was the mob that did this to her, it would make sense because they got screwed over by the Kennedys.
And they may have known because they had her house tapped that he was there that morning and that they did get into an altercation.
And they were like, well, if we were going to do it, today's the day because she just got in a huge fight with Robert Kennedy and everybody saw his ass over there.
So I think it could go to be part of their plan as to frame them.
That would make sense if that enema was a mob thing.
The mob got there.
They did it.
For sure.
So that would make a lot of sense.
And so when I say she was moved a bunch before the police got there, that's because, again, she had these lividity markings is what they're called.
And it's when your blood starts to settle after you die, you get these like it almost looks like bruising or something.
Once you've been dead in a certain position for a while, your blood will settle.
And if you're, say for instance, flipped over onto your front side, your blood will start to settle and create a new lividity marking.
And then if you're flipped back over onto your back, it'll create a third lividity marking.
And she had those.
She had three, which would suggest that she died in the face down.
What they call the soldier's position with her face down and her arms and legs at her sides being held down according to the bruises.
And then she was flipped over onto her back for a considerable period of time.
And then she was flipped back over onto her stomach before the police got there.
And that's what caused all those lividity markings.
And I don't know.
How many dead bodies you guys know of that flip themselves around after they're dead, but...
I have known exactly zero.
Only the highest quality ones.
It also just doesn't fit the narrative that she took pills because the housekeeper and the psychiatrist that was supposedly there before the police got there.
And then her general practitioner showed up before the police got there.
They all said no one touched the body, that that's how they found her.
Nothing was moved.
Her body wasn't moved.
Nobody touched her.
But yet, how do you explain how she was flipped over three times?
Yeah.
And Eunice Murray was her.
Housekeeper.
Right.
Ralph Greenson was the psychiatrist.
The psychiatrist, yeah.
Ralph Green fucker.
Green fuck face.
Yeah.
So Eunice Murray says she saw that the lights were on in Marilyn's room, right?
Because Marilyn was ran in there all angry, shut the door, locked it, had the light on.
Eunice was like, well, okay, the light's on, you know, I'll knock, but didn't get a response, right?
And that would have been like 3 a.m.
And then she called...
And she calls the psychiatrist.
And then what happens?
Yeah.
So he gets there and he tries the bedroom door and he's like, you're right, it's locked.
Okay, fuck you.
I thought we established that.
Turns around.
Oh, Eunice points at her.
You were right.
You were right.
Good job.
Yeah.
So his story goes that he had to run around to the outside of the house.
He had to bust open the window.
He had to crawl through this broken window.
And he sees her there and he's like, well, she's fucking dead.
And he calls her general practitioner to come to the house.
And when he gets there, they call her publicist, they call her agents, they call all these people for about four hours before they call the police.
So there's like three or four hours of missing time between when Dr. Greenbean gets there and the time that they call the police.
And in that amount of time, they sure as shit had enough time to start cleaning stuff up.
But what's weird and what doesn't make sense...
Is that when the police officer gets there, his name is Sergeant Clemons, he notices that this whole broken window to get to Maryland thing is not really adding up because all the glass is on the outside and not on the inside in the bedroom where it ought to be if it broke into the window.
Yeah, because a lot of us have broken windows in our lives from the outside going in.
That glass doesn't fall outside the window.
It falls inside.
Yeah, it makes zero sense.
So, that's the first thing he notices.
Also, what he noted was suspicious is that as a medical professional, you would think your first thought would be to roll her over and perform CPR on her while you wait for the cops in the ambulance to get there.
As a medical professional.
You're telling me this guy just broke into the bedroom window, crawled in through shards of glass, and didn't bother after all that fucking effort that he just put in to roll her over and check that she was even really dead?
He was just like, oh, dead.
You just stood there?
Yeah.
Well, she's definitely dead.
Yeah.
There was no CPR.
There was no fucking mouth-to-mouth.
There's nothing.
You just broke in this window.
No medical person would do that.
No medical person I know in Foxville would just be like, oh, dead, because I said so.
Let's take another four hours and fuck about the house until we decide to call the police.
Even the shittiest nurse would at least flip him over and do something for a second.
Do something.
So he goes, all right, this is Sergeant Clemens.
He's taking notes of all the suspicious weirdness.
And he goes, okay, so the glass is on the outside of the window.
You say you didn't perform CPR.
You didn't even really check that she was actually dead.
Okay, nothing weird there.
How about there's no vomit or regurgitated material anywhere in the crime scene?
Like, there's no...
You're telling me she took 60 to 70 Nimbutol and 19 to 20 chloral hydrate tablets.
She didn't even gag.
There's not even a droplet of vomit.
There's not even, like, a mess on the bed, in the bathroom, nowhere?
Yeah, there'd be something.
And so, apparently, historically, she wasn't...
She was a gagger, right?
She was a big old gagger.
Yeah, she'd gag on a fucking Advil if he gave it to her.
And it was known by her friends that she couldn't...
The problem is when you take that many tablets, your body goes into freak-out mode.
It goes into evacuation mode.
And whether or not you want to, you will start vomiting because your body is trying to release some of that back out.
It wants to live, man.
Yeah.
When you die of a sedative overdose, whether you want to or not, you're going to regurgitate some of that shit back up.
And that was something else that Sergeant Clemens was like, the fuck?
Not.
Because there was no vomit anywhere.
And he goes, alright, well, you said she took all these pills and shit, but I don't see any glass or anything over here by this conveniently knocked over pill bottle that still had pills in it.
So...
What's going on?
And so the psychiatrist is like, you're right.
And they do this Scooby-Doo split up thing and they all decide they're going to search around for a way that Marilyn could have taken over 100 pills.
And they said she was locked in her bedroom all day.
So the first thing Sergeant Clemens does is he's like, all right, well, let's look in the bathroom here and see, like, maybe she got some water out of the faucet or something and she was...
She took the pills in here and then came in the bedroom and died and succumbed or whatever.
So he goes in the bathroom and he finds out the water has been shut off to that part of the house because it's under renovation, which makes it even more unlikely because the housekeeper didn't fucking see her in the kitchen or anywhere.
She didn't even have food in her stomach.
So now it's become Marilyn dry-swallowed.
Over a hundred tablets, but somehow there's still some pills left in this bottle here that's knocked over, and they're also missing in her stomach and intestines, so explain that.
I mean, it works in the same universe where Khashoggi got in a fight with a furnace.
Oh, yeah.
No way in hell she's fucking dry-swallowing all those pills.
I don't know a person alive that can dry-swallow a hundred pills.
And then still leave some in the bottle!
So, I mean, basically, like, the inconsistencies had piled up to that point at such an alarming rate.
It's like, even if you look at just the autopsy report and just the crime scene alone, you absolutely cannot come to the conclusion that she overdosed on anything.
Nothing in her stomach.
No pills in the stomach.
The lividity markings.
The housekeeper washing laundry.
The cleanup that took place within the four hours that they waited to call the police.
And then it's like, alright, they established there's no drinking glass.
The water's been shut off.
She must have dry swallowed these bitches.
But somehow, right before all the paparazzi people got there and all the crime scene people got there.
Somehow there goes a glass of water right next to the nightstand.
And Sergeant Clemons literally wrote in his notes that they placed it there before the picture people showed up.
And that's the picture we get on Google Images when you Google Marilyn's suicide is her.
Face down in the bed with a knocked-over pill bottle, and there goes a glass right next to the bed that wasn't there when the police arrived, but somehow magically showed up right before the pictures are taken.
So, I mean, it's just, it's all staged.
It's all staged.
I mean, there's so much knock-on here and mob connections, like, hints.
Like, you know, the fact that the cleaning lady was just cordially...
Doing the laundry.
And the fact that she did not get hemmed up and grilled after that really just kind of screams that almost everybody involved was...
Was in on it to a certain extent, and that they were mostly concerned about people from the outside coming in.
Didn't Eunice take a vacation?
But they had all the inner circle pretty much locked down.
Yeah, I was going to say, the police sergeant, Sergeant Clemens, he said that her story sounded ridiculously rehearsed, that she was sweating and nervous, and right after he questioned her, she fucked off to Europe for like a year.
Yeah, she never was asked to testify.
Yeah, that's definitely not suspicious.
Not at all.
And also, for someone as dramatic as Marilyn was, for someone who had all these affairs and was running around with mobsters and fucking politicians and all these celebrities and shit, she didn't leave a suicide note.
Right.
And they wanted that cleaning lady to fuck off to Europe.
I mean, she was a high profile.
They could have stopped her from leaving the country, I'll bet, if they really wanted to.
Well, 100.
And it's like, Marilyn was an avid journaler, and the night that she died, her private cabinet of journals was broken into, and all of her journals were taken.
Also, all of her tapes with her psychiatrists were confiscated.
And for someone who's an avid journaler, who's as dramatic a social personality as she is, no suicide note.
It just...
That doesn't make sense.
It doesn't make sense.
And her...
She was actually getting weaned off of the Nimbutol because they said that she was having a problem with it, so they were weaning her off of it.
And the amount that she had in her system, she didn't even have access to that via prescription.
And she actually called her friend on the night that she died and said, Hey, I'm kind of hard up for some sleeping pills.
Do you have any extras?
And this was like an hour before the time of death, according to the autopsy.
And her friend said she didn't have any slurred speech.
She didn't sound weird.
There was no cause for concern.
And so you would have thought that a woman who just took 60 to 70 sleeping pills and 19 to 20 chloral hydrate tablets, who was about to succumb within an hour.
You would notice something.
And also, why would she be asking for more if she had plenty?
Yeah, the 70 Nambutol's not working, Cheryl.
Do you have a couple you can give me?
Can I have another 60 or so?
The first 60 aren't taken.
I have a high tolerance.
Yeah, so it's like, alright, that doesn't make sense.
And then right after she makes that call to her friend, asking her for sleeping pills, She then immediately followed that up with a phone call to her hairstylist and confirmed her appointment for the next morning.
And she's literally about to die in an hour.
Does that seem like something you'd do?
No.
No.
I mean, would you confirm a hair appointment if you're going to kill yourself?
Yeah, 100%.
Unless you're just a sick weirdo.
You're just like...
Like, fucking with everybody, but she's definitely not one of those.
So, I mean, it's just, the amount of evidence is staggering, and then it's like, original autopsy report missing, original police report missing, official medical reports missing, internal organs missing.
I mean, it's like, what the fuck is going on here if she just simply died of a drug overdose?
Yeah, and you think about all the high-level connections that are necessary for all of those things to go missing, and you never hear about it.
Well, here's a quote for you from this book I read.
It said...
A lieutenant named Maren Phillips said, quote, in 1962, Chief Parker took all the files to show someone in Washington, and that's the last we saw of them, end quote.
So what?
It's like a Pentagon-level cover-up.
Wow.
I mean, I would not be at all shocked to find out that the mob runs the Pentagon.
And about Chief Parker, because like a week after her death, Captain James Hamilton told Clemens to sign a report that he had prepared about Marilyn's death.
But Clemens refused and then learned like a week later or whatever, learned that his signature was forged under the orders of Chief Parker.
Mm-hmm.
I'm telling you guys, if she just simply died of a drug overdose, why in Foxville would this be necessary?
Why such a cover-up?
And then, so, during this cleanup process, this four hours or whatever of missing time in between Dr. Greenbean showing up and them calling the police, J. Edgar Hoover orchestrated a cleanup job where people came in and confiscated shit from her house.
Man, yeah.
So, why would that be necessary?
What was so important?
She's got Epstein-level compromise.
Something.
And so, I mean, there are certain things that we can speculate on, and there are certain things that we cannot speculate on.
I think all of the medical stuff, the autopsy report, Dr. Noguchi's testimony, the level of drugs in her system, her colon, all that stuff, it cannot be disputed.
That's the facts of the case.
What can be speculated upon, though, is who actually was responsible for carrying this out.
Yeah, who's giving orders?
Who the fuck is giving orders for this?
Was it the mob?
Was it the Kennedys?
Who fucking knows?
But at least we can both agree that she didn't kill herself.
There's something about Clemens showed up and, like, one of the doctors was in the bathroom flushing the toilet and Clemens was like, what the fuck is he doing?
And he went in there and found, like, the dude was trying to flush pills down the toilet, but it wasn't really flushing.
Well, dude, I'm pretty sure this whole thing about...
The knocked over pill bottle and then there being some pills left in the bottle.
They could have used that time to stage, well, this is almost a full prescription here.
Let's flush some of them and knock some over for dramatic effect over on this nightstand.
To me, it's almost a sloppy cover-up job because they also found a little scrap of paper in her bed that had JFK's personal Office phone number on it that later disappeared.
That's right.
So it's like they're not even doing a good job.
I always wonder, are they being sloppy or are they signaling how untouchable they are?
That's what I always want to ask.
Are they truly incompetent or did they want to leave these little breadcrumbs as almost mockery?
Yeah, and I mean, it's really ritualistic in the way that they kind of shamed her in her death because she had...
No makeup on.
You know, her hair was all fucked up.
And she's supposed to be this sex symbol and, like, this beloved, you know, it's Marilyn Monroe, for fuck's sake.
And the way that they shamed her in her death and she's naked, she's, you know, she doesn't have any makeup on.
Her face is all puffed up and bruised and, like, from the lividity markings.
That's the picture that went down.
This is how Marilyn died.
Look, everybody.
It's just humiliating.
She went from being basically the modern-day Helena Troy to being the hag of the heap from the labyrinth.
I look at certain things, too.
She lived less than an hour away from the Laurel Canyon.
It's like I said before, her funeral was 888 if you look at 1962.
Elton John wrote that song about her, Candle in the Wind, and he's referencing Norma Jean turns into Marilyn Monroe.
They put so many...
Documentaries out about her on Netflix just trying to sell you so hard that she was just a depressed woman and that, you know, there's nothing suspicious about what happened to her at all.
And I just, I think if it was the Kennedys, there would be more evidence.
Leaning towards that.
And there's actually more evidence that maybe the mob set it up to frame the Kennedys because it was not too long after Maryland died that they blew JFK's head off.
So they were actively eliminating certain people in what could have been like these people know too much or we gotta take care of this kind of thing.
Man.
Did you hear anything about So, Walt Schaefer, he was an ambulance man, and he said that he was there when an ambulance came to pick Marilyn up right before midnight and then took her to Santa Monica Hospital, and Schaefer said that she was still alive but comatose.
I don't know how she could be, though.
Eunice Murray later confirmed that in an interview.
That she was still alive?
And then Dr. Greenson told journalist John Sherlock that he was in the ambulance with Marilyn and that she died in the ambulance.
And was then...
Okay.
And then was taken back to her house.
You want me to tell you what I think that is?
Yeah, what is that?
I think that they are crisis actors and this is fodder for the conspiracy.
Because there are some things that I'd love to say like, oh, that could be part of the theory that maybe she did get rushed to the hospital and died in the ambulance and they brought her body back.
The only thing is that...
That wouldn't explain why she has had cyanosis.
And you can only get cyanosis if you die immediately.
I mean, I'm talking seconds.
Not even debatable that she had cyanosis.
So sometimes I think they insert these crisis actors, especially Dr. Greenson, who is a pathological liar.
Oh yeah, they're all suspicious.
Yeah, and then it's like, oh, throw an ambulance driver in there who said she was still alive in the ambulance.
I mean, it's like they almost do certain things to confuse people.
And the CIA likes to do that.
Yeah, they put so many theories on the table that it makes it impossible to figure out what the truth is.
Exactly.
Because nothing Eunice would say I would ever trust, or Dr. Greenson, or fucking Walt Schaefer.
Like, yeah, none of those people would ever be like, oh, wow, that's really good information.
The informational soup.
You turn the stew into soup.
Why?
What?
By watering everything down.
Well, and the same thing happened with the JFK assassination.
It's like, they put enough people out there as crisis actors to be like, say you saw this.
Say you saw fucking Lee Harvey climbing up these stairs.
Hey, say you saw this or that.
Throw the babushka lady out there because then people say, who is this lady?
Put that babushka lady in there somehow with a testimony.
It's like they put so...
They jumble it up so much as to make you want to not look any further because you're just so inundated with information, you give up on it.
Oh, yeah.
One of the craziest stats I remember always hearing was, I don't remember if it was 7 or 17% of people of residents in New York City that were polled actually saw and heard the planes coming down at 9-11.
Claimed that they saw it or heard them.
Like of people that were literally there during the supposed event.
Yeah. It was, I think 27% claim they's heard it.
17% claim they saw and heard it or as little as.
Dude, crisis actors.
Yeah, and I thought to myself, that's so few people, you could legitimately pay all those people off to say that.
It's a ridiculously small number.
Oh, for real?
It's such a small number that you almost have to start thinking that they were paid.
I mean, look at that one lady that they interviewed in the street.
She's a Jewish lady.
She was, like, just smiling and laughing the whole time.
Because it's so hilarious what happened.
Oh, yeah.
The one everyone was suspecting, like, was saying they actually look like, what's her face?
Lives a TikTok chick.
Shia Rychuk is the conspiracy.
That it's actually her back then.
Oh, I saw that.
I mean...
I wouldn't put it past them.
They do stuff on such a level.
I've covered...
I mean, I've got hundreds of episodes at this point, but it's like I learn a little bit more how deceived we are every time I try to cover something because it's like you want to go with one theory and you're like, all right, I think this has legs.
I think I could probably, you know, get some more information on this and this is probably...
Accurate.
And then you get five minutes into researching something and you're like, well, throw that one out because now I've found five.
It's like they do inundate you with so much information and this witness and this guy's underground military base whistleblower and this guy this.
You almost have to just use your discernment at some point and be like, what do I feel like is true?
That's what it comes down to.
You can't have someone else telling you one way or the other.
I mean, it comes down to you.
Yeah, and something that I have been meaning to say on...
I have this one presentation that I'm working on for a future episode, but I think it's probably important to say it now.
I have people comment all the time, and they'll be like...
Well, you got this thing wrong or you said this wrong or I googled it and this was wrong.
And it's like, dude, you should be worried if I was right all the time.
You should be worried if I constantly...
If, like, consistently I'm batting a thousand, you should be worried about that.
Like, I'm just a regular person that's doing regular research like everybody else, and I'll come on and present something, and I'll think it's right at the time, and maybe something comes out later, and I was wrong.
But it's like, if I was consistently right and never made a mistake, you should be fucking worried about that.
I mean, if somebody told me they Googled something, I would probably facepalm from that alone.
They're like, you looked up one source and you're like, well, now you're definitely definitively wrong.
They will pick the smallest things to be like, well, you said this person owned this and they actually didn't.
And it was like the house next door.
And I'm like, okay, well, I'm so glad you were able to figure that out and prove that I'm a human being and I...
Made a fraction of a fucking mistake about something.
You know, it's like, come on, guys.
Throw it all out now.
Throw it all out.
I was wrong on that one part.
Throw it all out.
You claim they left an excellent review, but it was only very good.
Right.
Yeah, it's like, I don't know if you guys are Harry Potter fans, but it just reminds me when people do that, it's Leviosa, not Leviosa.
It's like, Jesus Christ, you're splitting hairs, literally.
Like, do you think you're actually going to lift off the ground after you get it right for God's sake?
Right, like, either way.
It's that important, man.
I'm not going to fly if I can't.
90% of the episode was accurate or like even 95% of the episode was accurate but you chose a 5 percentile thing that I just jotted down in my notes one day and it ended up not being true.
Sure.
Fine.
I will live.
You will live.
The information is still really important though and it's still it's like Alex Jones is always Batting a thousand.
It seems like he's able to call stuff like Babe Ruth and he'll be like, well, I read their white papers.
Do ya?
I mean, it's just, it seems like you're never wrong, dude.
Like, how do you know so much?
It seems like you're a little closer than that.
Yeah, he's very connected to, yeah.
I'm still waiting for someone to call me out and be like, you thought all of the Japanese leadership was replaced with murder hornets.
I'm just waiting for somebody to actually unironically accuse me of that because I jokingly said it was.
There's just weird stuff.
There's no amount of white papers in the world that could get me to Alex Jones level being able to call shit like that.
It's like, where are you getting the white papers that you're talking about?
I feel like I'm a pretty good researcher and I can't call shit the way he does.
You should be worried when people are constantly right about everything.
I agree.
Oh, he's become someone else.
He used to be such a good dude.
I don't know.
He became a real cheerleader as of late.
Yeah.
Lost the journalistic integrity that he at least once pretended to have.
I remember when COVID broke out, I was really into watching InfoWars.
And he was freaking me out with a lot of this stuff.
I had to turn it off one day because I was like, I feel like I'm going to die soon every time I listen to Infowars.
And, you know, it's like he's positioned in a way where he terrifies people and he's right about pretty much everything that he talks about in a terrifying way.
And I do feel like he's probably like an actor playing a role and they feed him information.
And then when he's right and everybody's like, oh, God.
It makes the scary stuff that he says even more terrifying.
There's no other way he could get the information out when he gets it out.
And he's almost setting up the play field as the stuff actually happens.
Yeah.
It's like, what the fuck?
I mean, I've been inherently suspicious of anyone who gets sudden meteoric success.
And that's the thing.
As much as these guys get upset about the fact that they get accused of this stuff, it's just like...
Yes, it is suspicious that three months ago you were shitposting to random people and now you're suddenly addressing the White House.
There is a level of sus about this that you are not just going to shake because you say it's silly.
And if you keep looking, you'll see him get propped up and rise to prominence all the time.
People are talking about Ian Carroll recently being possibly one of the newest additions, but he's really just the most recent guy.
Oh, don't get me started on that.
Listen, there is a guy, and I don't know, I just want to address this because I feel like...
Since you brought it up, I should.
There's a guy, and he doesn't ever use his real name or post pictures of himself or anything, but he listened to that Joe Rogan episode with Ian Carroll, and he took a screenshot of it, and he wrote this big thing about Ian Carroll on Instagram, and then he ended the caption with,
he's as bad as that chick that went on tinfoil hat and said everything wrong about the Laurel Canyon and then tagged me.
Whoa.
And, yeah, and I was like, and somebody screenshotted it and sent it to me and was like, look, they're on attack mode again.
And I just, it's just, I don't even know how I get roped into stuff like that.
It's like, I was, I've never been on Joe Rogan.
I don't even know who this fucking guy is.
This Ian Carroll, I had never even heard of him before.
And somehow I get tagged in a post about how awful I am and how I get everything wrong.
What the fuck?
Literally get my information.
You said he and Carol is why you're wrong?
Well, it's like, I mean, Coop said he's about to read it, right?
You're reading Strange Fiends, aren't you?
Yes, I am.
Okay, so you'll know, based on my episode, if you listen to it, on my Laurel Canyon series, that I base a lot of my research off of Dave McGowan.
So how I can be wrong is...
Okay, well, this guy that wrote this book who's been credited as being completely accurate in almost everything he ever researched, he must be wrong too then.
Because it's like they plant people to specifically debunk.
It's like, oh, this person's always wrong.
This person's a piece of shit.
Don't listen to this podcast.
It's like, alright, fuck you first off.
And second off, there's probably a reason why he's a nameless, faceless dude that...
Shit posts on Instagram.
And it's like to discredit people.
Exactly.
And here's something crazy about this too, about that Joe Rogan and Ian Carroll episode.
Is they reference, and it's not the first time Dave McGowan's work has been referenced on Joe Rogan, but they were talking about the book.
They mentioned the book, but they will not ever mention Dave McGowan's name.
That is a little weird.
Odd, isn't it?
So weird.
It's because they don't want people to actually get their hands on it.
And give him credit.
Well, because if you go look at the info yourself, you know, you might get something besides that curated bit of info you're allowed to know.
Right.
Yeah, 100.
I always, every time I open up an episode and I've done some research on expanding on Dave's work, I always say, this is based on Dave McGowan.
I read this book.
I'll even...
Like, reference chapters and blogs and shit that he did.
And I'll say, if you don't believe me, here, read this book.
It's chapter nine.
No, exactly.
You know, it's like, go look and read it for yourself.
It's not like I'm just sitting here making this stuff up.
That's some weird shit that you got sucked into that.
Yeah, I wasn't expecting it, that's for sure.
But, you know, it always balances itself out in the end because the Nephilim Death Squad people reached out to me.
And they were like, we were covering something about Disney and one of our listeners said that we shouldn't even cover this topic unless we have Cosmic Peach on.
And they said you were one of the realest ones in the game.
And I was like, well, that's great because I don't think very highly of myself as anything more than just a vessel to transport reality to people.
But I do think for every person out there who thinks I'm a shithead, there's like...
A dozen more who think that the information is good and that it's important.
So I guess that's all I can ask for, really.
Dude, yeah.
And I was going to mention this.
I don't listen to a lot of podcasts, especially a lot of podcasts that are run by women.
They just tend to be kind of shitty, not to hate on women, but dude, there's a lot of stupid podcasts out there run by women that just talk about nonsense.
But you are the only podcast.
That does what you do that I'm like, dude, fuck yeah.
Can't wait for the next one to come out.
Fuck yeah.
Keep going.
Keep going.
This shit's awesome.
Electric Conspiracy Geeky Sparkles.
Right.
Well, that means a lot to me because I've tried to listen to female-operated podcasts in the past, and there's always been some kind of hang-up for me where I can't continue to listen to it.
No.
There's something that's not good.
Something there.
I don't know.
Yeah, it's like they lack an X factor that male podcasters always nail.
And that's what I always have tried to do.
Well, you've done it.
Thank you.
And I think some people get wrapped up in like...
I had one friend who was trying to break out into doing some conspiracy podcasting stuff.
And it always just became about her image and how she appeared.
And it just seemed to me that...
I don't really care what people think about my physical appearance as much as it's like, I don't care what you think about my voice.
I don't care if you think I cuss too much.
I don't care.
I love it.
I mean, it's like, just learn something for fuck's sake.
How about that?
I fucking love it.
Worry about the rest of that stuff later.
I love the no filter and you call victims bitches.
I love it, dude.
Like when, you know, Fuckface McGee, he had the wood log he was bashing those chicks' heads in.
He's like, and then he took the next bitch, and then he went over there and fucking fucked her and raped her and took the next bitch.
Just the way he said it.
I was like, hell yeah, dude.
Going hard.
I mean, I want it to seem like we're having a conversation between friends.
Yeah.
You know?
Yeah, exactly.
Exactly.
That's how this is.
That's how we do it here.
And I know that you don't actually mean these victims are...
I know that because I come from the same ilk as you.
If I was to describe that story to one of my friends, that's how I would describe it.
This guy was clubbing bitches over the head.
I just try to make it relatable for people.
I try to make it entertaining for people because that's how you remember shit.
It is.
That's how I remembered it.
Just, let's touch on it.
Can we touch on the Ted Bundy attack on the, uh...
The Chi Omega?
The Chi Omega, that's what it was.
Yeah, yeah.
How the hell did this motherfucker go in there with a log, some wooden log he found out in the yard, and bashed in?
How many of them were there?
Like, seven, eight?
Yeah, he bashed a couple heads in that day, but...
The weird thing is, there's more than one instance in the Ted Bundy saga where he would have had to legitimately be in two places at one time, and the Chi Omega sorority is actually one of those instances where he would have had to be abducting Kimberly Leach and be miles away at the Chi Omega sorority house beating bitches over the head at the same time.
And it doesn't make sense because...
There are two things in particular.
They did find some type of semen on one of the victims, and they found out that whoever nutted on this chick had some type of rare genetic condition to wear.
Oh, non-secreter.
Non-secreter, yeah.
Weirdos.
It affects like 2% of the population of men or something like that, and Ted Bundy doesn't have that, so it should have been...
It should have been ridiculously easy to clear him of even being there that night.
And the bite mark evidence...
Because he's off getting Kimberly Lee.
She's fucking kidnapping her.
Right, which also doesn't fit his victim profile because he never had abducted a 12-year-old before, which was weird.
And she was also bled out.
And that also didn't fit his profile either.
And so this bite mark evidence from the Chi Omega house that they landed the death penalty on him from just this bite mark evidence, this is how they came up with it.
And I'm not making this shit up at all.
They said they found a bite mark in the butt cheek of one of the victims.
I'm pretty sure it was Lisa Levy.
And they...
They took her to the morgue.
They cut this bite mark out of her butt cheek.
They accidentally dropped it in some type of sulfuric acid that completely dissolved the bite mark.
Whoops, they're bad.
So what they had to do was...
It's like the NASA technology that somehow went missing in a flood or something.
Right.
So what they had to do to recreate...
They had to recreate this bite mark.
They went to the prison.
They pulled Ted Bundy out of his cell.
They made an impression of his teeth.
Made it into a plaster cast.
They took that cast down to the morgue.
And they pressed that cast into the random butt cheeks of a bunch of cadaver dead bodies.
Then they took pictures of the bite mark.
Then they took that to the trial and they said, this looks just like the one we found on Lisa Levy.
Therefore, Ted Bundy had to be the one that bit this girl.
Therefore, he's the murderer.
And they slapped the death penalty on him.
But they literally fabricated.
The entire bite mark evidence.
Like, the original bite mark was cut out of that girl's butt and dissolved in acid, and there's no way of comparing the two.
Yeah, how could you compare it?
You can't.
You can't.
And all the times that Ted Bundy, like, maintained his innocence, and I always thought he was full of shit because I bought this mainstream narrative that he was this monster that lived under everybody's bed.
So I went back and I watched all these interviews of him, and I'm honestly starting to wonder if he's even responsible for half of the amounts of murders that they just kind of shoved on him.
Yeah, it's hard to say with these guys, because you just don't know.
And the more you do research into all these serial killers who are connected to...
Military.
Military, and what was the one out of Vietnam?
Operation, like, fuck.
Well, there was a bunch that, I mean, we're talking like Zodiac, Charles Manson, they all went down during like the 60s.
Phoenix?
The Phoenix program.
Yeah, the Phoenix project.
And their brains were all so addled, you could realistically ask yourself, do they even know if they did it?
Right?
They all have like split personality disorder and shit.
That's why that, um...
Gosh, what did we call it?
Oh, Blood Ties.
If anybody wants more information about these serial killers and their connections, you gotta go back and listen to this Blood Ties series I did with my husband because he's actually really good at doing stuff that I would have not even put together about Charles Manson and shit like that.
I mean, that's a really good series if you just want to learn some shit about serial killers.
Also, it's in Program to Kill, which is a must-read.
That is an absolute must-read.
That's next on my list.
Got weird scenes to finish, and then it's, yeah, Program to Kill.
If you get through that book and you still think there are such a thing as serial killers, well, I mean, I'm sure there is a number of authentic serial killers who are just psychopaths who do stuff, but all the sensationalized ones that get their own Netflix special,
those ones are the ones that you need to question if they're even real or not.
Shit, I was going to ask you about this guy because he was a huge serial killer.
He got caught and I wanted to know because I never hear you talk about him.
He was in San Francisco.
He was a cop.
The Golden State Killer?
Oh yeah, my brother actually got really into that guy.
Joseph James D 'Angelo.
I need to look into him, but I'm pretty sure...
My husband has a theory on this and it's a good one.
Hang on.
I'd be so interested to hear that.
Who did...
What did they say the celebrity was that was the Golden State Killer?
Robin Williams is the Golden State Killer.
For real?
Why did they say that?
There was something like he was in the area or something during all of that and he could possibly be the Golden State Killer.
That's all it was.
There's some stuff that supports Robin Williams possibly being the Golden State Killer, but I hadn't ever really...
This was something that my husband told me about that I was like, holy shit, because I wouldn't have ever put that together.
But I'm starting to...
You know, just another one that's kind of crazy that, again, Colby...
It's his theory and I'm just stealing it is that Jack Nicholson and Ted Bundy have so many similarities that they could almost be the same person and Jack Nicholson could have played Ted Bundy and Ted Bundy is just a character with many faces that was played by multiple people Jack Nicholson probably being one of them.
Don't both of them, like, they both thought that their sister was, their moms were their sisters or whatever?
How'd that go?
Yeah, they both grew up thinking that their mom was their sister and that their grandma was their mom.
Yeah, that's what it is.
They both don't really have birth certificates.
There's no record of them ever being born, both of them.
If you really want to get into it, in The Shining with Jack Nicholson, in the book that Stephen King wrote, the Volkswagen was supposed to be red.
And they changed it to a yellow Volkswagen, the same as Ted Bundy drove.
And there are photos of, if you compare them, like young Jack Nicholson.
Ted Bundy, when he grew his beard out and was in Colorado, that they look like they could pass for the same person, almost.
And they have such similar stories that it's just, it's crazy.
Yeah, their stories are batshit crazy.
And it's again, like for me...
The name Ted Bundy is the character, and then multiple people could play this character.
And Jack Nicholson is tied up in all kinds of weird stuff with the Laurel Canyon.
Tons of weird shit.
Jack Nicholson, because it was his house that Roman Polanski went to and raped that little girl.
100.
And then he paid for his fucking...
Lawyer fees and shit.
Yeah, absolutely.
So, I mean, the further you dig into it, the more you start to, like, wonder if these serial killers aren't just, like, characters that are created.
They're the boogeyman, Charles Manson, and all this shit.
And, like, they're just, people are just playing these characters.
I fully agree with a lot of that.
Like, some of them are definitely like that, man.
So many of these characters, like 70s show, that fucking dude, he has like two dead girlfriends.
Ashton Kutcher.
Who?
Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.
He dated Brittany Murphy for a while, too.
Dated Brittany Murphy, yep.
So yeah, so he has two dead ex-girlfriends.
I remember when he was gonna go after the pedos.
Oh, Project...
Fuck, what was that?
Heroically.
With the other 70s actress.
Mila Kunis?
Mila, yeah.
Because they're like married, aren't they?
Mm-hmm.
Yeah, they are.
They are.
He was married to fucking the old ass fucking Demi.
Oh, yeah.
Demi Moore.
Oh, yeah.
You remember that?
Oh, yeah.
Cradle robber.
And he was all like, I don't even care that she's got, you know, arthritis and cataracts and stuff.
It just turns me on.
Fucking weirdo.
And so I wonder why he's so famous because he fucking did some sacrifices.
Probably.
Shit.
I mean, they're all guilty of it to some degree.
Yeah.
Well, fuck, Julie.
That's three hours, three and a half hours here.
I was going to get in.
I want to talk about Tuesday Weld, but we should do another show.
Yeah, we should do another show for sure.
I'm probably going to need to eat something here soon.
My bladder is screaming.
But I had an absolute blast with you guys.
It's great.
Obviously, I've had so many topics that I've covered on my show.
We could do as many, you know, part two, part three, whatever you want to do.
Oh, shit, yeah.
I can do a part two with fucking Julia.
Yeah.
Yeah, well, let's fucking roll it out there.
So tell the listeners where...
They can find you.
Thank you.
Cosmic Peach Podcast is available wherever you listen to podcasts except for YouTube.
YouTube.
Yeah, fuck them.
They really just started giving me strikes for probably some of my more...
Explicit episodes, and I took myself off before they could give me the third one, because I was just tired of it.
Good choice.
Good choice.
Yeah, I decided to end the relationship, not them.
Don't give them the fucking pleasure of doing it.
Right.
I have my own show where I feature my guest appearances and things that I'm researching.
If anyone is familiar with the Cult of Conspiracy podcast, I have an episode that I do for them once a week on Saturdays if you want to check that out.
All of the videos for my episodes and early access and some bonus stuff is available on my Patreon.
You can search it.
It's called Room 237.
And yeah, you'll see all the videos and you'll get early access and some bonus stuff over there.
So either way, I've been feeling the support recently and I'm just hoping it keeps growing.
You've put out excellent content.
Excellent, excellent content.
And since we're going to be going on your show here...
Should we just throw out our contact info right now?
Yeah, I was going to say, and since I've just recently discovered your guys' show, I've been listening to some episodes, and I feel like the listeners would enjoy that too, if you could tell them where to find you.
You can find the Paranautica Podcasts anywhere you listen to podcasts, and yeah, a cast as well, or just anywhere podcasts are.
If you want to email us, email us at paranautica at gmail dot com.
That's P-A-R-A-N-A-U-G-H-T-I-C-A dot com.
Twitter.
Big thing.
Twitter X. Follow us there.
That's pretty much the only social media we're rocking because who knows where all this is going to go.
Elon does not like us much.
I don't even have Twitter.
I probably should.
Yeah, we're trying to get off of Twitter and bring us somewhere else to like Gab or something.
Well, I never...
Instagram?
I don't know.
Yeah, I never plug my Instagram, but that's like...
I probably should because that's the only way people can contact me if they want me to come on their show because that's where my link tree is.
So I guess my Instagram is cosmic.peach.podcast and that's where you'll find all my links and stuff in my link tree.
Yeah, it's pretty easy.
But I don't really post life-changing stuff on there.
It's just cool memes and the occasional selfie.
But, yeah, I have one.
Yeah, I don't use it either.
Not until I'm going to have to.
Twitter's the only place we have our shit right now.
I've been meaning to do more work on theindividual.com.
I'm actually going to try to upload some more essays to it.
Oh, you got a website?
Yeah, it doesn't get maintained very much, so I don't really talk about it terribly often.
Not a Paranautica website.
Nah, my spiritualism website.
It's a side project.
Well, shit.
I am so glad to meet both of you and fucking I'll come on whenever you'll have me.
Absolutely.
I want to do a JonBenet Ramsey one.
Freaking all these serial killer ones.
Program to kill.
All sorts.
We can go into even deeper details in future episodes.
I'm down to cover whatever.
Hell yeah.
Go into how Jim Morrison effectively ate the equivalent of the scene from Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas levels of acid every day.
Oh, God.
Oh, dude.
Mama, Papa, Bear, whatever the fuck.
What are they?
Mamas and Papas?
Yes.
That whole fucking family?
Oh, Jesus.
Yeah, a lot of incestuous shit.
Actually, you know, on our next episode, it'd be cool.
I'd like to probably do some stuff about the Mamas and the Papas and how it's connected to the Black Dahlia murder.
Oh, George Hordell and shit?
Yeah, yeah, yeah.
So we could get into that next time, too.
Hell yeah, dude.
I'm so down.
Like, all this stuff interests me.
There's nothing that doesn't interest me as long as it's in the weird, dark, and cob world.
