Episode 123. A Discussion with Computer Scientist and Auther - Cregg Lund
CONTACT US: Email: paranaughtica@gmail.com Twitter: @paranaughtica Facebook: The Paranaughtica PodcastContact Cricket: Website: www.theindividuale.com Twitter: @Individualethe Cregg Lund is with us today to talk about some of his experiences as a computer engineer in Silicon Valley. His stories expose the purpose of A.I. and where a technocracy will lead us. It’s not pretty.Through his years of exposing and writing about it he has come face to face with certain people, agents, and entities who are not happy with what he has been doing which threaten their plans.He’s been attacked and his life has been threatened. And when there are people/agents/entities that want to shut you up – you know that you’re doing something right. So, sit back, get comfortable, ....and get that velcrow strapped. We are in for a ride. For Cregg Lunds book, Silicon Satan, you can find it on Amazon.To contact him, you can find him on Twitter/X under: @CreggLundYou can also check out his website at: siliconsatan.com and/or corsination.com 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 PATREON:http://tiny.cc/tule001 ***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.
We have with us today an author, Craig Lund, who's also a computer, brilliant computer scientist.
Were you a computer scientist?
What was your profession there?
Well, they called us computer scientists because we...
I graduated from the School of Science, but really, we called ourselves engineers.
We were building things, not just thinking about them.
But yeah, my degree is in computer science.
Yeah, man, I tried to do computer science in college for a while, and I was like, I'm not good with math at all.
Nix that.
You wrote a book.
I lack the dedication.
Yeah. To keep with it.
Yeah. You wrote a book, Silicon Satan, a software engineer's narrow escape from the Luciferian elite satanic control over Silicon Valley.
Which was just released, what, a couple months ago?
October. And it was prefaced by Jerome Corsi, which is pretty awesome.
Pretty awesome there.
Yeah, he published it too.
So really quick, do you want to tell us what the book is about?
Yeah, it's what you just said.
It's about an Indian software engineer's escape from Silicon Valley once he figured out the Luciferian underbelly.
I didn't set out to write a novel.
I'd left Silicon Valley.
I hid.
You know, I ran.
I hid out for a long time, 15 years.
Never expecting to talk about any of it.
I mean, my wife knew a little bit about it.
And then I was listening to...
I was actually on 4chan, I believe.
And someone made a reference to the Patriot soapbox and the whole Q thing and Dr. Curtis.
So I went out there and I listened.
And they were talking about things that I was running from.
You know, mostly how babies get roasted and devoured.
I was really surprised.
Like, my God, they're talking about this shit.
Do they even know what they're talking about?
So I started contacting Corsi, telling him some stories that I had of where I'd been.
And little by little, he and I were talking like every day for, gosh, about two years, it seems.
And finally he said, let's write a book about this.
I didn't want to write a tell-all.
The only way I could do it would be in a novel.
I had to separate myself.
I couldn't say that I did this.
I was there because I wasn't ready to do that.
And then that went on for about four years.
And then the whole thing kind of fell apart when Corsi got indicted by Mueller.
And then my mother died during the COVID thing.
I couldn't go see her.
I couldn't go to the hospital.
I couldn't go to the funeral.
So I was pretty livid at that time.
So I tore the whole book up.
Well, I deleted it and tore it up and decided to forget about it.
And then my wife pulled it back out about a year later and said, you know, I still have this.
You should take a look at it.
So I contacted Corsi and we got started again.
Really what we had to do was wheel it down from 1,000 pages all the way down to the 460.
And then tone it down quite a bit.
What I originally wrote was a lot worse than what we released because we were worried about it being banned.
I mean, even the editors, they could hardly take it.
They didn't like it.
They didn't like me.
They didn't like the book.
They didn't want to do the project.
Wow. But it got released.
That's crazy.
So yeah, like I was saying before we started recording, I got the book in the mail only two days ago, and I ordered it a while ago.
And I was like, okay, I can read a book in two days, no problem at all.
And then I get it, and I'm like, oh my god, 400 and some odd pages?
Yeah, that's going to be impossible.
But I have it, and I will read it.
Can you guys hear me?
I can hear you.
We have a really big storm up here.
Oh yeah, Craig, because yours says 35% uploaded, so yeah, that storm must be really affecting your internet there.
Yeah, I live off-grid, and I use cell towers to connect, and we have a direct line of sight normally from our mountain to the cell tower, but on a day like this with the trees blowing all over the place, it's going to be iffy.
Well, I can say that that was the clearest it's been so far, so I think we're good.
Okay. So anyway, you also have a website.
Right. Which is SiliconSatan.com.
Correct. And you have various articles, stuff about your book, a new novel.
Do you have a new novel coming out?
Well, we're working on a second novel.
I'm working with Kors.
Kors is sort of my mentor on all this.
So what he wants to do is sort of do kind of like a Dickens thing where Dickens started with his sketches by Boz.
I don't know if you know this, but...
He started off by just doing these little stories and adding two, I think, two illustrations per story to some newspaper, and that's how he got his start.
They compiled those into his first book.
So, of course, he kind of wanted to do the same kind of thing where we're putting the...
The problem is that people don't really buy books anymore, so it's hard to get books sold.
So we're trying a different angle by just putting the book out in short segments on the Internet.
I mean, I don't know what the business model is.
I don't know what the revenue model is for that, but it's kind of fun.
Yeah, it's a bummer that books are going downhill, man, because I love books.
I love to hold the actual book and flip through its pages.
And it's like technology is simply being used to make us stupid.
I mean, you have like TikTok, like these 15-second videos that are just jam-packed of information.
That's how people...
That's like as long as there's time that their brain can function.
In 15-second intervals like a freaking goldfish or something.
Yeah, people are being trained to do that.
One thing is, if they do dismantle the Department of Education, then maybe kids will start reading books again.
I mean, old books, not these new ones.
Johnny has a...
whatever. Huckleberry Finn and those kinds of books.
Classics. Classics, yeah.
The kind of books that make you...
Yeah. All the books we had to read in school were just so dumb, man.
Well, you know, the books that kids get encouraged to read tend to actively discourage them from wanting to read.
I remember loving reading when I was younger and then going into school and absolutely despising everything I was assigned.
For me, it was Fahrenheit 451.
We had to read that.
I liked that one.
Except the Odyssey.
We were assigned the Odyssey and that was some viciously brutal shit.
I hear dogs in the back.
Mine or yours?
Not mine.
That's what made me realize literature could be brutal and amazing.
I've got a lot of dogs.
They must be mine.
I was like, no, there's no dogs here.
I hear them too.
They're not mine.
I got a bunch of huskies and dogs and melanois for safety up here.
Nice. The bears are starting to wake up this time of year, so there might be a bear going through the trash out there.
Oh, yeah.
So what were you about to say there, Craig?
Oh, so I'm a lot older than you guys.
When I went to school, you know, when I was in grammar school in the 60s, we read a lot of books and we enjoyed them.
We didn't, you know, we weren't...
Same thing as cricket.
You know, it was required reading and we hated it, but I look back on it now and I'm sure glad I did it.
I mean, a lot of my life's waypoints along the way, you know, I can relate back to some books I read when I was young.
Which titles come off the top of your head?
Well, the one I just mentioned, Huckleberry Finn, was a big one.
And then Space Odyssey, it was originally a book.
Yeah. Yeah, like I said, I have a hard time remembering stuff like that.
Don't ask me about lists.
I'll go blank.
I was a very avid reader.
I remember Jurassic Park really showed me how different Hollywood made books.
Yeah. When I read the book version of that thing, wow.
I read this really crazy book called This Perfect Day.
Way back, I don't know, I think I was probably in the early 70s.
And it's basically talking about today.
I was surprised.
I keep relating back to that book.
Computers are taken over and everybody's dumbed down through drugs.
Yeah, pharmaceuticals, big pharma stuff, obviously the poison everywhere, food, water, air.
And then, yeah, training us to use AI for everything in 15-minute or 15-second intervals.
It's disheartening.
Yeah, AI, to me, is just really fancy programming.
There's nothing intelligent about it.
I always argued it should be called automated implementation and not artificial intelligence because what we have isn't really the sci-fi version of AI that people think of.
Right. I call it hard-coded thinking.
Hard-coded thinking, yeah.
Fancy if-then statements.
Exactly. That sound like a person.
They just keep rebuilding them.
Well, on that note, since we're talking about computers, let's get into this article on your site, The Quantum Computing and the Majorana Particle.
Yeah. And just really quick, from the article, you have this quote.
The quote is, Quantum computing was designed by the demonic entities who want to use it to monitor and control us.
From there, can you talk about that really quick?
What do you mean?
Just how demonic entities are using, they want to use demonic entities and quantum computing and AI and all this to monitor and control us.
Yeah, so when I see these quantum computing and these AI machines, I get the feeling that really what they're doing is they're talking to the same old entities that they've been talking to for thousands of years.
They're just giving them a new front.
So instead of going into a dark room and conjuring up a demon, they go into a dark room and pretend they're talking to a computer.
A lot of the information, a lot of the technology, I mean, you have to understand my background, but a lot of the technology that we have today, if you start tracing it back to its origins, you'll find kind of the same story.
Somebody, some kid came up with it, and, you know, a Zuckerberg type.
But really a lot of this technology has been handed to us.
And it's handed to us through these rituals.
A lot of these rituals are information gathering, information mining.
So that's kind of what I was trying to get at with this article that I wrote.
Let me see if I can find it.
I'm getting an error message again from your thing here.
Connection stuff?
Yeah. Oh, it just went away.
Yeah, it's...
These entities are all around us, right?
They can see us, we can't see them because we don't want to.
If you want to see them, you can.
You know, they want to be seen, but if you don't want to, if you're going to have a closed mindset, then you're protected.
I got to a point where I could see them all the time.
I don't see them much anymore, but when you get to that level, you know, the whole world gets kind of weird after a while.
Which is why I ran, you know, I got out.
Actually, I shouldn't take the credit for getting out because it took three attempts.
I don't know what your beliefs are, but I believe that Yahuwah got me out of there.
Yahuwah plucked me out of there.
And it took him three different attempts.
What happened the first two attempts?
Well, the first attempt was I got thrown into the insane asylum, which I wrote about.
And I managed to escape.
I should have just left right then and there.
Should have just kept going.
But, you know, it's a very alluring lifestyle.
I mean, I was living big, real big, you know.
And then the second attempt was, you know, and I went back.
I kind of went back after that and got everything cleared up and went back.
Got back into it.
But they kind of knew that I'd changed.
And what happens is you'll keep moving up the line, up the ladder.
As long as you keep showing up and as long as you don't.
There's not like a group of guys.
Let me back up here.
People think that you can go into Hollywood, especially young women.
They think they can go into Hollywood, announce that they're there to sell their soul for fame and fortune and it'll happen for them.
But it doesn't work like that at all.
There's nobody you can contact.
If you show up with that in mind, it'll never happen for you.
For me, I ended up in Silicon Valley, sort of.
I like to say I forced to go my way in there.
I always wanted to be a physicist.
My physics professor talked me out of physics.
He said,"Do you want to be a professor?" I said,"No." Well, that's how you're going to be.
So I went into computer science.
And when I went to Silicon Valley, it's a much different place than it is now.
It was not nearly as business-oriented.
It was kind of hokey and a bunch of nerds and a bunch of Luciferians there.
So the second attempt was I suddenly got sick.
I mean I mean real sick where I had to have a heart valve transplant that just kind of came out of nowhere and I thought okay this is perfect because this is it's gonna take me a year to get over this and I'll just fade away they'll forget about me and I can get out.
It took me about a year I've got somebody else's heart valve in me now which is kind of weird.
But you know same thing happened you know I got I recovered.
I had a miraculous recovery.
In fact, it was over at Stanford.
If I knew then what I knew about Stanford, I never would have gone there.
But medically speaking, it was a good place to go.
But anyway, I had a miraculous recovery.
They even presented me as a case study to the student body because I recovered so quickly.
Of course, I went right back into the lifestyle.
And then the third time, we got right off the road.
I got right off the road.
I was a passenger in a car.
Somebody ran us off the road and we went down the cliff.
The car rolled and I broke my neck.
My neck was broken.
My teeth were knocked out.
I lifted back to Stanford and they said he's going to be paralyzed.
They told my sister.
My sisters were already making plans to shoot me in the head because they knew I wouldn't be able to live in a wheelchair.
But on about the fourth day, they put a screw in my neck.
A titanium screw to fix my C2.
My C2 was broken in my C6 and C7.
I have a titanium screw in my neck now, holding my head on.
So that was a rough recovery, and that's what I decided, okay, I'm going to get out of here.
So I went up north.
What happened was, they realized that I was fading away, and they start taking everything away from you.
You know, you take away your cars, your credit cards, your credit.
Your, you know, your prestige or your standing.
And they were going to send me out to Stockton somewhere or something.
So they were whittling me down to nothing.
And I thought, well, I can't leave.
I don't have any money.
How am I going to get out of here?
And then I found out that I had really good insurance.
And that car wreck, I ended up with almost $500,000 in cash.
That was mine.
Nice. Yeah, so I took that money and got the hell out of there.
I went up north.
I hooked up with, you know, I have a strong background in horses, so I went up north and hooked up with some horseback riding outfits, you know, I look like just another meth head up there running, you know, cleaning out stalls and that kind of thing.
It was a good place to hide.
And then I started, then I hooked up with one of the more premier horse vacation people that they do these week-long adventures, and I thought, ah, this will be a good life.
But then my mom called, she'd bought some property up in Squaw Valley, and she wanted to build a horse ranch up there.
So I went up there and helped her, helped them build their horse ranch.
And that took about a year.
And while I was up there, I found some property that I could buy.
So I bought it.
And I was remodeling the house, and I threw the toilet out into the dumpster, and the thing exploded, and a shard went right through my leg.
Jesus Christ, man.
So I go down to the ER.
Yeah, I'm really accident-prone.
This kind of stuff happens a lot.
So I go to the ER, and there's this real attractive Mexican gal helping me.
Mexican woman.
So I asked her out.
She said no, I don't date patients.
So I got up to go to a different hospital.
And so she said no, no, stop saving.
Anyway, now I ended up marrying her.
Cha-ching!
Awesome, dude.
Congratulations. And the nice thing is she's a nurse.
So I need a nurse in my life.
That's perfect, yeah.
So we've been together.
She's a good gal.
She's kind of feisty.
Like I said, she's Hispanic.
She's real sweet until she's not.
There's fire in their blood.
There certainly is.
I tried to get rid of her, but she wouldn't go.
I went through a lot of women.
I wasn't looking for a relationship at all.
I was serial dating, but I would always scare them off.
Use the same old lines.
Oh, there's no space in my heart for you.
That kind of crap.
She wasn't taking it, but she stuck it out.
And she came with a lot of bags.
She's got a...
A 9-year-old daughter, or at the time she was 9, or no, 11, who's developmentally delayed.
She's 30 now, and she's still with us, and a very delightful person.
She's strange.
She's very weird.
Sometimes she's 8 years old, and sometimes she's 30. She was born with something called monosomal 9p dilation, which is a broken chromosome.
Interesting. Yeah.
It was good to have her in my life, too, because she has a lot of guardian angels protecting her.
There you go.
By default, I remember that umbrella.
So that's how I ended up getting out.
That's pretty awesome.
Yep. Alright, I just wanted to get into the Majorana particle.
The Majorana?
I don't even know.
I don't even know.
Majorana. I'm very interested in the theory that demons are being communicated to through this tech and everything.
Because my theory at this point, when I look at it, is actually that These entities that people are reaching out to and contacting might themselves be some form of high-level programming.
And these names that they're granted are actually acronyms or mnemonic devices to invoke them, which would be a way that they would have infinite ears and infinite voices to talk to people because you're not talking to an individual,
quote, demon.
In the singular, you're speaking to your own individual instantiation of said demon that you just invoked through, well, essentially calling the function.
Yeah, well, that's a really good way of looking at it because, you know, we've been indoctrinated to believe that demons and angels are, you know, these brick and stone type entities that live in temples and tents and they wear sandals.
But my experience is they're very high-tech.
And your description, you know, maybe they're electronic entities.
It's probably closer to what they are than anything else.
I mean, they are bundles of energy with a certain amount of intelligence added.
I've encountered a few, both positive and negative.
And interestingly enough, though, my most profound encounters felt less like spiritual experiences and more like board meetings.
Yeah. Like I was essentially up for a performance review of sorts, and it was like the CEO and the board of directors was there talking to me.
It all felt very formal.
It did not feel like some kind of ancient ritualistic thing.
Well, it's interesting that you bring that up because that's what happened to me.
You know, that's why...
It's really easy to fall into this because you don't really recognize it as a ritual at first.
So it's kind of like the free missions.
They bring you in slowly.
They introduce you to the next level and the next level and the next level.
And they keep an eye on you and see what you can take.
And as long as you can keep taking it, they'll keep moving you up.
But as soon as you vomit or run or object, then you're out.
And I don't mean they just cut you off.
You're not on that path anymore.
There's a lot of people.
I've run into a few people since I came out who I work with.
And one guy in particular, he said, Craig, I knew you back then.
We were on this particular project.
I remember the project.
I don't remember him.
But it doesn't matter because none of that went on.
It's like, it didn't go on in your life.
It didn't go on for you because you weren't on that path.
There was a lot of people in Silicon Valley that I knew that were family people.
They went to church.
They didn't know what was going on.
They didn't know what I was doing.
They weren't on that path.
And you have to be on that path to get where I thought I was going.
And, you know, a lot of these, I hear a lot of people want to make excuses for people like Musk and Trump.
These are Luciferians or Luciferian puppets.
And they want to make a, they want to run cover for them.
They want to say, no, that's, you know, they want to give all their, everyone wants to give their favorite Luciferian a pass.
And to me, it's like those letters from the, you know, the prince of Ethiopia.
Offering you $20 million.
It's like saying, well, those can't all be fake.
There's got to be at least one that's not fake.
It's like, no, they are all fake.
It's like, no, these guys, they went on that path.
That's the only way that they could get there.
There was no other way.
Even if you have a billion-dollar idea, you cannot be a billionaire in this world without the other billionaires allowing it.
The other billionaires own all the resources and assets that you need.
Right. To implement whatever your billion-dollar idea is.
If you don't join up with them, they'll just take the idea.
At the very least, you're stymied.
If anything, you just don't grow.
Right, right, right.
Because a lot of times, if you're big enough, they can't necessarily ruin you outright without being too overt, but you just don't get the favors anymore, and that's usually enough to keep you from becoming a billionaire in the first place.
If you get big enough to where they approach you, and you decline, that's as big as you're going to get.
They can ruin you, I guess, if they want.
But there's a lot of people who are doing very well, and they're not on that path.
But they're not doing as well as these Luciferians.
Have you seen these people?
Larry Allison, how many houses does he have?
They're not even houses.
These are mansions.
These are estates.
Jeez. He has like 12. Massive mansions.
Yeah. Right.
And he's got the 12th largest yacht in the world.
Yeah. How many physical locations is worth giving up a home for your soul?
Right. So he, Larry Elson owns, people don't realize this, he actually is the richest man in the world.
If you combine his wealth with his two children, his two freaky children, then that makes him the richest man in the world.
You know, he owns most of Silicon Valley.
He owns most of Malibu, most of Tahoe, Lake Tahoe, and all of Lanai.
I mean, who?
A lot of people want to own an island, but who gets to own a Hawaiian island?
This guy owns the entire island of Lanai.
So anyway, you can get wealthy and not be a Luciferian, but if you want to get uber-ultra wealthy, you've got to go down that path.
There's no other way.
You have to.
They won't let you.
Right now, they could ruin Trump just by tweaking some of his loan numbers.
Oh, for sure.
I mean, they could ruin him in one day if they wanted to.
I know that there was a lawsuit against Larry Ellison, I don't know, like a decade ago or something, and he just was like, all right, I'll pay the fine or whatever.
It was $100 million.
He's like, I'll just pay it out of pocket.
What person out there can just be like, yeah, $100 million out of pocket, no big deal.
I can do that tomorrow.
Let's do this.
It's ridiculous.
He and I were in Silicon Valley at the same time.
We were both there at the same time in the beginning, way back in the day.
Remember, it's a different place back then than it is now.
I remember when it changed, you know, during the dot-com bubble.
That's kind of when everything changed.
That's when the big money, that's when the people realized there was a lot of money and all the business developers came flooding in.
But up until that point, it was all this nerdy types, you know, the real smart quiz kids, and then these old, you know, Hewlett Packard types, Luciferians.
Yeah, his background is pretty...
Sketchy. Troubling, I guess you could say.
Yeah. But you mentioned he has two kids and they're both transgender, right?
Yeah. And they're both involved, very involved in Hollywood.
Very. You know, you have to be trans.
You know, it's not a sexual fetish to them.
It's a religion.
They have to go.
It's the whole divine androgyne cult.
That Lucifer is an androgyne, the original.
And they believe a lot of weird...
Shit. A lot.
I had to go to a class.
I thought I was going to a Harry Potter kind of place, but it was just some business park in Bethesda.
To learn about their religions.
Spent like four days with this creepy...
Anyway. These guys believe some weird, some really weird shit.
And they believe it.
They're not messing around.
They really believe that they're the good guys.
They really believe that they can break into heaven.
And take out God and take over.
Here's something really weird.
I guess I'm rambling here, but a long time ago, I was at one of those parties and I was sitting at the table with these guys and they were talking about Ferris wheels.
And I asked, I remember, and they started telling me about how they were on a project that was going to pop a hole into the veil or the next dimension.
And that when it got to fruition, I was going to start, they told me, you'll know that it's coming to fruition when you start seeing mega Ferris wheels popping up all over the place.
Well, I'm seeing mega Ferris wheels popping up all over the place lately.
Have you noticed those things?
Oh, yeah.
They're everywhere.
They're in every major city now.
And they're by bodies of water.
And see, they believe, this is where I get to it, they believe, okay, when a person dies, no matter where they are, all they do is transfer into another dimension.
They're still in the same...
Geological location.
So that means that most, they go into Hades and they're stored there.
And so they believe that they can pop holes into this dimension and free their trapped brethren.
They really do.
They really believe it.
That's what CERN is.
CERN in these Ferris wheels is there.
So everybody dies around, you know, usually in a big city.
And big cities are usually around big bodies of water, like coastal towns.
That's why you see all these.
Mega Ferris wheels that are unprofitable, but they keep popping up.
This is what they believe, not me, remember?
They believe that when CERN technology is ready, then all they got to do is just port the technology to all these cities, and these big structures are already up sitting there, and they pop holes, and all these, just like the Marvel movies, and all these creatures come pouring out.
And that's the thing, man.
They actually believe this.
Because people hear this stuff, how we talk about how the elite, you know, they believe this and this and this.
It's like, well, that's just crazy, crazy talk.
It's like, well, it doesn't matter if you and I believe it or not.
What matters is that they honestly believe this stuff.
That's what matters here.
Things definitely come out, but you're not going to see anything.
So you're not going to know.
Well, yeah.
Maybe. Maybe.
Who knows?
And I think that's what this whole quantum computing thing is about.
These things are going to need vessels to run around in.
So Musk is creating all these robots, right?
And I bet they all have one of these little quantum computer things in them so that they can hold whatever entity needs it.
Oh, for sure.
I don't know.
I'm just speculating there.
But I'm speculating.
I'm extrapolating based off of their craziness.
It's not me.
It'd be a lot easier to implant if you could make humans hackable.
Yeah, but...
You had an electronic interface to the spirit machine and, well, now you're dealing with their native language.
Yeah. Because if these things are instantiations, that would effectively be home field advantage for them.
Well, the problem with taking over human flash is that the maintenance is too high.
So you talk about feeding sensors, talk about cell phones, computers, televisions, your smart TV or your smart refrigerator, smart washer, dryer, whatever it may be.
But then you have Neuralink, which is just bypassing all of those feeding sensors and putting it right into the brain.
Right. Making the access that much easier, right?
Right. And obviously, any technology is hackable.
Oh, yeah.
I mean, if you think of it like...
In the same way as configuring settings, you know, you'd essentially be making ports open or closed more or less readily, thus allowing things in easier or not.
I mean, people have done this through various mental means, through meditation.
I mean, we've tapped into these realms in other ways throughout the years.
Absolutely. Absolutely.
And every script kitty would have access to your mind.
I mean, for God's sake, people, have you not read Ghost in the Shell?
That was a cautionary tale, not a happy tale of joy in the future.
4chan would be fucking going to town, dude.
All these script kitties.
But yeah, the concept of someone being able to download a program and get into your head and convince you that they're the second coming of the Messiah.
And that you need to go do X for Jesus or, say, the Maitreya, etc.
Lordy. Terrible.
By the gods, an awful thing.
Well, yeah.
What do you think about that latest picture of Trump in the Oval Office with all of his little minions around him all putting their hands on his shoulders?
Yeah, yeah.
Just like praising him as a messiah?
Yeah. Laying hands, that goes way back.
Laying hands is just another benign ritual.
Sharing my native fields.
But getting back to what Craig was talking about, I think that they're going to get rid of the human race at some point.
Their Lucifer, for context, we're talking about their Lucifer.
Their Lucifer believes that he can He can create his own race.
He's tried it before, pre-flood, I guess.
And he's trying it again.
And it's not going to be...
He doesn't want biological humans.
He wants spiritual humans in digital form.
He wants spiritual followers, but in digital form.
Yeah. So, I mean, if you think about the whole Mars thing, you know, I was reading not too long ago about...
Okay, so...
If you could create a drone that could go to another planet and it could mine the resources and self-replicate, how long would it take before that drone evolves to a point where it can send its own drone out to another planet and do the same thing?
And then it's how long before the whole universe is infested with these drones.
And if you do the math, it should have happened by now.
We should be infested by drones by now.
If there was intelligent life out there beyond us, and if we were intelligent enough to do that, then right now we would have all these drones all over the place.
But we don't.
And so why not?
So this whole push to get to Mars, I think, is along the same lines.
I think that they think that they can get to Mars, mine the resources, create all these entities, and then flood them with these spirits that they're going to...
These brethren that are going to break out of Hades.
Sounds crazy, right?
Sounds crazy.
It does sound crazy, but then you start looking at their projects, like the Stargate project, the Larry Ellison Stargate project.
At first it makes it sound like, oh no, he wants to surveil everybody, but no, what he wants to do is replace everybody.
He wants to replace everybody with that.
I mean, they make it sound good.
Don't you want to live forever?
We can take your whole consciousness and put it in this.
Right. Not to mention being trapped eternally in the same realm,
never able to evolve, advance, turn into another form of energy.
That sounds a lot more like hell than eternal life to me.
Absolutely. Well, you've heard the scripture, they pray for death, but death doesn't come.
How do you get out of that mode?
How do you get out of that?
I mean, once you're in it, I don't think you can.
Like the Tron movies.
Oh yeah, Tron movies.
And like Arthur C. Clarke.
I don't think you can either.
You'll need to listen less to Larry Ellison and more to you and Philip K. Dick.
There you go.
Yeah, but I don't have the money.
We don't have the money that Larry Ellison has.
Larry Ellison's a weird character.
I knew him when he was young.
He's always had this killer thing about him.
We used to go to meetings and say, we've got to kill.
This was way back in the 80s and 90s when we didn't talk like that.
We've got to kill competitions.
We're like, God, is he serious?
When he says kill, I think he means it.
Dude, he's so weird.
And then people start dying.
He's got a famous quote.
His famous quote is, what is the point of being human if you can't be godlike?
Yeah, that's his famous quote.
It's crazy.
I think the answer is that is the point.
Right. Is that as a human, you can't be godlike.
You're supposed to learn to accept and deal with your limitations, not decide you want to transcend all of them.
And what's this guy's background?
So in the 1970s, he worked with the CIA on Project Oracle, and he started and he founded Oracle.
And that was a database to help CIA manage and analyze data more effectively.
And it was inspired by a research paper on relational database systems by Edgar Codd of IBM.
And then Ellison and his co-founders, Bob Miner and Ed Oates, they used the project as a foundation for building Oracle Corporation, which was originally called Software Development Laboratories.
I mean, he was working side by side with the CIA.
Some people said he started the CIA, which is...
Dude, I don't think that's true.
No. No.
But he definitely worked for the CIA very closely.
Definitely. Still does.
Still does.
I mean, Oracle databases are used by governments all around the world, militaries, corporations.
It is a global surveillance tool, but I think it's more than just that, obviously, which is what we're saying here.
Right. So if you read through Project Stargate, What Larry is suggesting is that it's much more efficient if the government runs on just one database system.
It doesn't matter if it's Oracle or SQL Server or AWS, but he's talking about Oracle.
They've already sealed the deal.
They're just presenting it to us.
So once they have that database everywhere, then they have everything that's connected to it everywhere.
And it's all nefarious.
For the good of Americans.
I saw him on stage talking about how...
If you notice, they put him on stage and then they pulled him off because once he got off script, it's like, God, dude, shut up.
Right. Giving away the secrets.
But he is an engineer, but he's also possessed.
Some people say he's not even a human.
He's more like one of these, I don't know, part of the...
Council of Nine or whatever.
He is the voice of Galatia.
The voice of Galatia.
Yeah, I have this theoretical endgame.
I call this Galatia scenario, which is a reference to the ancient doll that overtook its owner.
And essentially, Galatia is not just simply the...
The, like, digital part of it and all the AI and the botting and all that.
But it's actually the human element, the people getting paid at the top, and then also the people that function as low-level bots themselves to reinforce it, where they are effectively just running soundbites and news snippets as their own thoughts.
And so essentially the Galatia scenario is about how human and AI, The AI less takes over humans, and humans less become AI.
Or more so become the AI itself.
That's confusing.
Because how many ideas do you have that are not carefully and cautiously curated and presented to you through a thousand million billion filters?
Oh, for real.
For real.
It's so hard to avoid this trap.
I mean, how do you not become another one of Galatia's chorus?
By staying away from all of it, but you just...
Almost can't.
Even if you're, you know, up in the mountains far, far away from all society and you're just living off the land, it's like, I don't know.
They'll eventually get to you somehow, some way.
Somebody will decide you need a permit to be there.
Right. Yeah.
That's what we tried to do.
We tried to come up to the mountains to escape it all, but it just followed us up here.
It just seems like that's the case.
Like, William Cooper, you know, look at what happened to him.
That shit...
It's disgusting.
Yeah. As you look at all these people, though, you just think of them as organs of this beast.
Like one's the voice, like Elon is the, well, the heart because he provides the lifeblood to all the rest.
I'm not certain who the brain is.
The what?
Oh, each one of these, they function essentially as a different organ.
Yeah, I would say he is probably closer to the brain at the very least.
He has at the very least the upper cortex.
He's up there.
So you made a comment that you wondered if Larry Elson was even human anymore.
I think a lot of these guys are human, but a lot of them are enhanced at this point.
And I don't mean like $6 million man enhanced.
I mean that they do these spiritual...
They go through so many rituals all the time that they get certain knowledge, you know.
And something else that the Luciferians do is that they will...
Integrate in with the Satanists a lot because they use the Satanists as cover.
The Satanists are kind of strange and weird and stupid and willing to do anything.
So every time we went to one of these rituals, the Satanists are there.
The Satanists are always there.
And if things go wrong, they'll just blame it on them.
If somebody dies when they weren't supposed to or something, or they get busted or something, they'll just use the Satanists.
That's why you see them a lot.
That's why they're...
That's why they're kind of coddled instead of just put down, you know.
Okay, so it's like an organization, whatever, used as like a cleanup crew, essentially.
Yeah, it's like, you know, their group...
Like the Luciferians Antifa, almost.
Well, sort of.
I mean, Luciferians will use the Antifa as well.
I mean, to them it's all the same.
Less direct, but...
Yeah, because everyone says Satan is this, Satan is this.
Oh, go ahead.
Right. You know, you keep hearing about the satanic...
The cult did this and the Church of Satan.
And the Luciferians are just laughing at that because they're not part of that.
All those Satanists want to be Luciferians, so they hang around like groupies.
That's why it's easy to get them to come around.
But they get blamed, they get used.
Oh yeah, they're just so desperate to be part of the club.
Yeah. And if you want to be a part of it, you're never going to be.
If you want to be a part of it, you won't be.
That's sort of the key.
If you want it, you're not going to get it.
Yeah, I mean, they definitely filter out, see what you're up to, see what you're doing, see where you stand.
And they just, they carefully curate and pick and choose who they allow into their circles, the Lucy circles.
Right. In politics, in Hollywood, I mean, in the medical field, it's everywhere.
It is.
I see it everywhere.
And that's what, you know, what I call the Lucy Wars.
Every political, every war, every...
Political, everything is based on the Lucy Wars.
And to me, it's kind of like the Game of Thrones, where you have all these different houses competing to be number one.
And then there's all these alliances being formed and then torn down.
And all the peasants in these houses believe that their lords are working for them, but they really aren't.
It's kind of the same thing.
It's a little bit worse because...
In the Game of Thrones, all the peasants and such, they're very loyal to that house.
Whereas in the Lucy world, there's really no loyalty.
That's what the rituals are kind of about, is proving loyalty over and over again.
God can look into your heart and find out if you're loyal to him or not, but Lucifer cannot.
You have to keep proving it over and over.
It's weird.
They're kind of like horses.
I spend a lot of time with horses.
If you watch horses...
Big groups of horses.
Not one or two at a time, but a couple hundred at a time.
For years and years and years.
You start to see that they hang out in groups of three.
They'll congregate in groups of three.
And within that group of three, there'll be one master and then the two slaves.
And then those groups of three will hang out in groups of three.
So now you have a group of nine.
And it's the same thing.
There'll be one master group of those three groups.
And on and on and on.
It keeps going.
That's the way the Luciferians kind of operate.
They seem to congregate in groups of three.
You've got Trump, Musk, and Vance.
If you look around, you'll start noticing it.
And then those groups of three will be part of a group of nine.
That group of nine will be part of a group of 27. You can keep following it that way.
Yeah, that makes sense.
And I would imagine anybody higher is looking nervously at anyone lower, knowing that they want to be in their spot.
Right, there's a lot of competition, even within the ranks.
You'll get people that...
So, there's the Hollywood Luciferians, and then there's the Silicon Valley Luciferians.
And when I first approached Jerome Corsi back in, I think it was like...
2016 or something.
I gave him a picture that I had of Larry Elson sitting around the table with a bunch of the tech titans at the time.
Everybody thought that that picture, and Obama was sitting across from Larry, and they were toasting.
Everybody was toasting.
It was all the bigwigs, all the tech titans.
All of them were there.
Everybody thinks that that was Obama's table.
That was not Obama's table, that was Larry Elson's table, and that's the day that they signed the alliance.
The day that they grouped together to, you know, the Hollywood Lucis and the Silicon Valley Lucis and the D.C. Lucis all decided to band together.
And now you see there's all this infighting.
You see there's a group of three, right?
Now there's all this infighting.
Each one of those three wants to be the head.
But at the same time, that group wants to be the head of whatever group of nine they're part of.
My God.
That must be horrible.
That's a horrible way to live.
But they love it.
They have a goal in the end, I guess.
But I loved your article of the Lucy Wars.
Yeah, that started way back when I noticed that, right when the P. Diddy thing started, I thought, okay, so this is kind of like the black Lucys, and then you've got the Jew Lucys, and they're at war right now.
And they're using different players.
P. Diddy was one of them.
And this will go on and on.
You can watch it.
It'll go on for a long time before they finally resolve it.
But P. Diddy is another Epstein.
You're never going to see the Epstein files.
No. There are so many Epsteins out there.
Why that particular one?
Epstein Island is just a decoy.
The real islands are sandy islands.
There's these islands out there that aren't on the maps anymore.
Well, why not?
They want you to believe they're not there.
Like, look up Sandy Island out there by this.
Yeah, yeah, I remember that in the news a number of years ago when they were reporting, oh, this island just disappeared.
It was there one day and it's gone the next.
Yeah, these islands went on the coast of Australia, right?
Yeah, they're between Australia and New Zealand.
Yeah. And that's just one set.
There's a set that disappeared near the Canary Islands and a bunch of islands down near Belize.
The people that the Lucis take their orders from, I mean, where does it end, right?
With Lucifer himself?
No. It ends with these elders.
I call them the elders.
They call themselves the elders.
We knew them as the elders.
And they live in a mansion somewhere, not sure, but whenever you hear about somebody going to Antarctica, it's usually them going to go see the elders.
Like, you know when Carrie...
He took off before the 2016 election.
The day before the election, he went to Antarctica and came back with a black eye and a sore ass.
Because he went down there to plead with the...
He went down there to plead with the...
He went to the mansion to plead with the elders not to...
Because they decided at the last minute that Trump was going to win.
They're the ones who get to decide.
They make the decisions.
And they make them willing.
They make them based on their own.
Their own set of needs, right?
They don't care about us.
So they decided Trump was going to win and Kerry went to go plead with them, came back, beat up, and Trump won.
And nobody can really explain that.
They have all these theories.
But no, I know what it was.
And they'll keep doing that to us.
They'll go back and forth, back and forth.
They get to decide.
So let's back up for a second there.
So you're telling me that my vote doesn't count?
I was about to say, you mean I can't be mean to people based on who they picked?
Because it didn't matter anyway?
Something like that.
I mean, yeah, we already knew this, but this might be shocking someone else.
Obviously, this is shocking tons of people.
They just don't get it.
Outside of this audience.
Yeah. Sorry, was that being too obvious?
No, but I mean, it's just sad that it is legitimately shocking to probably billions of people.
I'm not even being sarcastic.
That would shock billions of people.
I mean, it does shock us.
A lot of this would shock billions of people.
But I did want to say, like, your article, The Lucy Wars, it plays into my thing, because I've always...
Believe that, you know, these families in power, these 13 families or whatever, I mean, obviously there are more than 13, but they stay in power.
It's like a Venn diagram of these different families.
They're all part of the same team, but they still fight amongst each other to get more power here and there.
And that's just always been my thought on that.
And then your article just dove into that deeper, and I was like, all right, perfect.
This makes what I've always thought make more sense.
Right. And it was just really good to hear this.
I mean, because, like, the bloodlines are elite ancient bloodline families.
They've been in control forever, right?
The bloodlines of ancient kings, pharaohs, elite rulers, whatever.
And they do these oaths, these secret oaths, these rituals.
Like we said earlier, they believe these things and they must be getting results or else they wouldn't be doing these things, right?
Right. They wouldn't have so much money and power, right?
They're doing something right.
Something's working.
And I remember hearing, like, millionaires don't believe in astrology, but billionaires do.
I forget what billionaire said that, but it's like a Rockefeller or something.
I don't know.
That makes sense.
But, I mean, come on.
And this is the stuff that they want us to not know.
Keep us dumb so they can keep doing their rituals and keep gaining power.
Well, what I've noticed lately, it's kind of interesting that I came out when I did.
I wasn't ever going to come out.
I was going to stay hidden forever.
I didn't care.
But what's interesting is I'm seeing something that I've never seen.
There's something weird going on.
You know, the COVID, the whole COVID thing when they empty the streets, you know, I see that as they're resetting their baseline.
They're resetting their surveillance baseline.
So if you're going to create a surveillance system, you need a baseline to compare it against.
You need a starting point, right?
And the starting point should be a bunch of empty streets, because from then, your AI can now start monitoring any activity.
But they needed a real-world model of the empty streets throughout, so they emptied them.
Same thing with censorship.
They needed to reset the baseline on what speech, what's considered acceptable speech, so they built out all the talk that they want.
You know, included in their baseline, and now they have their baseline of what free speech is.
And anything beyond that, or what's acceptable, anything beyond that, the AI is going to catch.
So I used to always say, well, it doesn't matter how many cameras they have in a store.
Nobody's monitoring them.
But now they've got AI monitoring all these cameras.
And by AI, it just means sophisticated programs.
Monitoring these cameras.
So there is a lot of surveillance going on now, and they need a baseline for this AI.
To work against because it's not human.
It needs something to compare.
Does that make sense?
Oh yeah, definitely.
And you know, it just kind of begs the question of during the whole COVID lockdowns, the streets were empty.
And like, what were they doing when nobody was around?
Nobody was looking because they couldn't look.
And so what were all these government officials, deep state actors, whoever you want to say, what were these people setting up?
What networks were they creating when everybody was stuck inside?
I mean, they had a whole world to do whatever they wanted to do, like setting up 5G, all these other surveillance systems, a whole new grid.
So, I mean, it all makes sense.
I suspect they were a little bit surprised on how easy it was.
Yeah, for sure.
As they were going into this project, this baseline resetting project, they wondered, hey, how much pushback are we going to get?
And at the end of it, they went, ha, we didn't get any.
This is great.
This is better than we expected.
Yeah, let's do it again.
I mean, it also served to mentally program people that staying home and enjoying yourself was better.
Because people started telling themselves that they wanted it, stock-homing automatically.
They definitely got a whole lot of research into just how far they could push an obvious lie that everyone sees into someone's face before everyone says no.
They got that answered real well.
I almost think the pushback more recently has surprised them as a result of that.
It feels like a lot of stuff that seemed like it was just kind of floated where because of COVID they thought, oh, they'll accept this too.
It gets met with crazy levels of hostility, and then the story just inexplicably disappears.
Okay, we'll put that idea back on the back burner.
We didn't anticipate actually training you guys to be resilient in resisting this.
I think that's the one unanticipated part, is that they didn't recognize the level of training they were giving people in the process.
Like, people are very highly trainable in so many ways, and one of the ways that people can be trained is to recognize that they're being lied to from multiple angles and not just one.
Whereas up until then, it was really easy to just push someone onto one side and tell them the other was lying.
Now people are very skeptical of everything.
Yeah, but to what degree?
Because people still are like goldfish and they only pay attention to one thing for so long and then move on to something else.
Well, I think that they were not just training us to accept that this goes on, but they were training us to see that you can see that this is going on and we can all bitch about it, but we don't do anything.
That's all we do.
We bitch about it and we move on.
People are that stupid until you see it.
And then once you see that they're really that stupid, you kind of give up.
It's like, why am I going to go fight for a bunch of idiots who don't care anyway?
Right. It just makes some sense.
And that's the majority of the population are just like, I don't know.
They believe the government.
They believe everything they say to them, even when they're caught in a lie.
They say, well, they didn't really mean to lie to us.
Or it's like, well, just trust the plan, bro.
These things are so irritating.
Even the right-wing magazine isn't bad.
I used to think that until I realized how much was bot-driven.
I'm starting to really question, when you look at these artificial accounts, how much of this is actually real people?
Like a lot of people are not nearly as online as like these
and whatnot.
Like most people don't actually have all day to go post online because they, you know, exist in real space.
And even if they did have, they don't have...
Right. And how is Elon Musk posting all the time running 12 different companies?
Yeah, I was going to say, like, Elon Musk is like the greatest example of bobbing ever.
I mean, he's got, he obviously has, you know, genuine reach from being the owner already.
But there's pretty clearly, like, pushes to always have him in everyone's feed.
Yeah, even when he's blocked.
So it's like it really has me kind of questioning, like, you know, how well is the social engineering working?
Or are they just kind of trying to convince us through programs that make it look like it's working?
Well, what I was getting at when I was talking about the baselines is I think they're getting ready to do something really major.
You know, social programming isn't really working the way they want to, so they're going to go to plan B. And, you know, we're going to hate Plan B even more than we hated Plan A. And what do you think that looks like?
I think it looks like a lot of death.
A lot of dead people.
I mean, you really don't need people at some point.
If they can get to the point where they have AI doing a lot of the stuff that we would...
You know, the Georgia Guidestones and all that kind of makes sense, really.
If they can get to that level, then they'd be very happy.
Yeah. The big trick has been, how do we get to that level without people finding out that that's where we're heading and then doing away with us?
How do you cull a bunch of people without them knowing it?
And you've got to cull them.
If you have a bunch of sheep out there and you need to cull them, you want to weed out the smart ones, right?
Right. How do you get rid of a lot of people really quick without a huge uprising?
Trick them into sacrificing their lives through medicine again?
Like a COVID 2.0?
Well, that's what makes me think that they don't necessarily want to get rid of all people.
They want to reduce the population for controllability.
But I would actually theorize that there's something that humans can do that these higher-level entities cannot.
Because they are way too obsessed with gaining control of us for it to just be a simple matter of they want to wipe us out to replace us with something else.
Because realistically, with the tech they have now, they could have already just destroyed everything no problem and just lived underground and waited for things to rebuild.
So why don't they do that literally 20 years ago when they could have already?
Because, well, maybe...
They need something else out of us.
Maybe that's why they need to make us into the AIs rather than strictly have us replaced by them because, well, they need us to be human still while being easily controlled.
They want to have their cake and eat it too.
But it's trickier than that because they can't martyr us.
If they martyr us, then they're glorifying Yah and that's the last thing that Lucifer wants.
So if they allow us to be martyred...
It has to be our choice.
That's what the whole COVID jab was about.
It had to be your choice.
They didn't force it on anybody.
Nobody was held down and jabbed, right?
I mean, I don't know about them.
Somewhere. There are definitely videos people have released.
I was going to say, they use their justifications to excuse around it.
Right, but in general...
Oh, every time.
In general, it was basically a choice.
You made the choice.
If the jab is a killer shot, then you took it willingly and you're no longer a martyr.
No. It's a willing sacrifice.
So they can't just go through...
And they love sacrifices.
Right. And so, well, yeah, but they can't sacrifice...
They have to make sure the sacrifice is the right kind of sacrifice.
They've got to be careful not to sacrifice to y'all.
Because then they'll piss off Lucifer and kill Zapham.
My worldview is skewed because of the people I've hung around with the first 25 years of my life.
And you can't get it.
All I see is just a spiritual, one big, huge spiritual.
Everything else is just part of it.
You know, elections and wars and all that, it's just part of this ongoing battle from the garden to...
Yeah, my worldview is very skewed itself because just...
It's the way I grew up, man.
I never bought into the things we're told.
I was always anti-political, you know.
And I come from a military family.
And it's like, my dad told me, he's like, I would never have allowed you to join the army.
He was an MP in the army.
And my grandfather was in World War II, was in a Nazi concentration camp, all this, all that.
But my dad was like, I would never have let you join the army.
I would never have let you.
And he didn't really extrapolate on it.
He never really told me why.
He was just like, he just didn't like the experience.
He didn't like where he saw it was heading.
And he didn't want him to be part of that, which was, you know, thank you, dad.
I never wanted to join the Army.
I was anti all that by the age of 12. And that was probably because that was my first experience with LSD was at the age of 12. It just opened my eyes.
Which is kind of shitty.
12 years old, eating acid.
I didn't do it all the time.
That was like one experience until I was, you know, maybe 16, 17. I ate it next.
But good God!
I think I took LSD the first time when I was maybe 16. Back in the 70s.
Oh, the acid was much better then.
Yeah, that was it.
Windowpane. Windowpane.
Windowpane acid.
Yeah. Yeah, I was taken to a party.
You know, party.
I call them party.
Rituals, whatever.
But they never tell you where you're going.
They tell you you're going someplace and you realize you're not really there.
Like, I was supposed to be going to Costa Rica on that trip.
You actually do land in Costa Rica and then the custom people come on the airplane and check your passports and all that crap.
They don't stamp them or anything.
It's just like a formality to make them feel good.
And then you get on another plane and you go someplace.
We're at a party.
But I was at a party once, and this gal put three drops of something on my tongue, just like the Hunter Thompson movie.
And man, I was fucked up for three days.
And I get the feeling it was adrenochrome.
I mean, what was the trip like?
It was instant.
It happened instantly.
You see it, you know, within like five seconds.
It felt like really good cocaine to start off with.
Like really fine, pure, you know, not speeded up cocaine.
So, you know, it's euphoric right away.
And then it's kind of like ecstasy where you kind of see the world, you know, everything very clear and, you know, very emotional.
And this went on for three days.
It actually lasted longer than three days, but the main high lasted for like three days.
Wow. Walking around with your eyes all white.
It sounds like adrenochrome from what I've heard.
That sounds like what it feels like.
Which is interesting, because that almost sounds identical to what are called in the clubs in the rave scene nowadays, NBOMEs, or NBOMEs for short.
They're supposed to be LSD-like, but with a little more ecstasy-tinged, and have a tendency to last 48-72 hours.
So, and yeah, well, there's warnings about, no, don't take this.
I'll fuck you up for three days.
The other thing it did for me was it gives you this high level of confidence, like really high level of confidence.
So I understand why these guys are running around just so full of themselves and buzzing.
Yeah. They're old, but they've got all this energy.
I mean, it maybe makes you question if NBOMEs are a cover story, and that's not what these people are getting in the clubs.
We called it chroming.
Well, they called it chroming.
I never heard of drenochrome back then.
I only heard of that recently, but they called it chroming.
And then, you know, that movie, the Mad Max movie, those war boys were chroming themselves before they martyred themselves.
I'm just kind of wondering if there's a connection.
Yeah, and what was that movie from the 60s that had drenochrome in it?
Um, Stanley Kubrick movie?
Clockwork Orange?
Yeah. Clockwork Orange.
Yeah, I had drenchrome.
Oh, yeah.
Drenchrome, yeah.
Yeah, it was in the book.
It was way more in the book than the movie.
It was mentioned a lot more, but...
So, yeah, there's a lot of analogous references that are probably all talking about.
Yeah, I forgot about that one.
Well, that's a way darker origin story for those N-bombs.
Dang. Yeah, stay away from that shit, dude.
Fuck, unless you want to be all dream-chromed up.
I don't know.
So what's your stance, Craig?
What's your stance on the Comet ping-pong shit?
Oh, yeah.
I'm sure it's real.
They got caught.
Those places are all over the place.
All over.
The thing about that one, though, is right in the heart of D.C., all the big wigs are there.
Obama would go there regularly.
The Podesta brothers, Clinton, they would all, Huma Abedin, they'd all go to Comet ping-pong and have these after parties and shit.
There's a lot of places that I would go to in the Bay Area that were the same.
You go in, you go into this place, and it's a party place, and then, like, the first few times I went there, it's like, oh, wow, this is really great, man.
I'm partying, and girls, and drugs, and...
And then you go there another time, and then you go there, and you get invited back, or to the basement, or to the back room, and it's a whole other party, but it's a little bit more intense, you know, and there's...
It's kind of like the Eyes Wide Shut type parties, but not so gothic.
It's more like...
It's more like steampunk-ish.
Where, you know, naked people, and then you hang out there, and then you go a little bit further, and now you've got naked little kids running around.
And you go a little bit further, and now you've got people getting sacrificed.
So seeing Comet Ping-Pong did not surprise me at all.
What surprised me was how...
Blatant they were about it, but that doesn't surprise me either because they're really full of themselves these days, these Luciferians.
They're strutting around a lot more than I've ever seen them do it because I think they know that something's going to happen and they feel like they're going to win.
They're convinced that they're going to take over now finally.
They're going to have control finally and it's going to be their golden age finally.
It has always been their destiny to destroy themselves.
Well, they are human, after all.
No matter what they've done to themselves, they are human.
I mean, it's interesting, because James Aliphantis is a Rothschild.
He comes from the Rothschilds family.
He was listed as, you know, 48 of 50 of the most influential people in Washington, D.C., and the dude just owned a fucking pizza shop.
You know?
What the fuck is that about?
Makes you wonder what he's doing today.
See, I'm trying to look into what he's doing.
I mean, the shop is still open.
You can fucking go there, but, like...
There's no updated information on what James Alathons is doing today.
And I would really want to know.
And here's a really interesting thing, because on the day that, what's his name?
Edgar Matthew, whatever.
Edgar something.
He's the one that shot the door in Comet Ping Pong and destroyed the hard drive with all the child porn on it.
With one bullet.
And, well, he just recently was killed by a cop in a traffic stop.
Oh, really?
Yeah, well, there you go.
Yeah, it happened about three months ago.
He was pulled over in a car, and the cops knew him, obviously.
And, like, his dad was part of the military intelligence, this Edgar Matthew guy.
And, yeah, he, what the story goes, it was a traffic stop.
He got out or something like that, and just, he's the one that tried to shoot the cops, and the cops shot him dead.
So probably him and Alphontes and Epstein and Gillen, they're all on the same island somewhere enjoying life.
I guarantee it.
They are all having fun laughing at us all.
Mm-hmm.
Yeah, imagine, like, have you seen that city in Kazakhstan?
Oh, that crazy, like, really technical, awesome-looking architecture and shit?
Yeah, yeah, yeah.
The New World Order's main city.
Yeah. Okay, so if you look at that city, and then you try to imagine some of these underground cities and some of these unknown islands, what they look like, what they must look like.
They must be grand.
Yeah. I mean, think, if you're going through all this hell, like you're Epstein or something like that, and you finally do your job and you get to retire, it must be grand.
It must be.
And they've got to do that.
People get to go there.
Some of the recruits get to go there because how else are you going to entice them?
How else are you going to entice people to make those kind of decisions?
I mean, it happened to me.
I made a lot of dumb decisions because it's really hard to turn it down.
It's really hard to turn some of this stuff down.
But I got to the point where I just couldn't do it anymore.
They're never going to make demons will rive your soul after death the selling point.
They kind of have to sell you on the here and now in this deal.
They don't have a future to promise you.
And there are many ways they go about doing that.
It wasn't just...
They bring you to a room and ask you, like, oh, this is what's going to be.
Are you going to choose now or never?
You know, sometimes it might be like that.
Other times it's a slow process where they watch you and see how you react to things, where you are, you know, on certain matters.
And they pick and choose.
And they're like, okay, this guy's ready to move forward.
And then they bring you to a party and they get you all happy on Karina Krum or whatever it may be.
And then...
They bring you to a room, whatever, and kind of see how you react to these things.
That's exactly how it works.
Maybe they got you hopped up enough to make some bad decisions.
That's exactly how it works.
Usually you will make bad decisions because everybody's got a price, right?
Everybody, give a fucking number.
They do.
You know, everyone's got a fucking price, dude.
Everybody. And I was talking to an old friend of mine.
This was a while ago, but I was like, you know what, man?
Every human being...
is capable of doing the most heinous shit.
Every human being is capable of it.
And he's like, nah, I would never do this or this or this.
I'm like, dude, you are a human being and you are capable of doing these things.
Right now you're telling me you would never do it, but you're not in that position.
Wait till you get into a position where you are forced to either make that decision or it's chosen for you.
But we are all capable of doing the most heinous shit.
Well, one thing they can't do, they can't get away with forcing you to make these decisions, but they're really good at enticing you.
It's really hard to say no to a certain thing.
Like you said, everybody has a price, and they can afford it.
Forcing you is very unsatisfying for them.
They'd rather do it as little as possible.
Transgression of spiritual law is extremely costly, especially for spiritual entities.
They don't have that physical buffer like we do, where you might pay for it later.
They pay for it immediately.
Yeah, that's another thing.
A lot of people tend to think that demons, people are trading for sex, they're giving demons sexual favors.
Demons can't have sex.
They're walking around horny, thirsty, and hungry all the time.
That's their plight.
Yeah, they're suffering.
They aren't...
But in their suffering, they find pleasure.
I don't know, but...
They want to.
Yeah, they're not like walking around with a big old heart on fucking every female around, right?
I mean, that's their dilemma.
They're disembodied spirits, and they're doomed to wander horny, hungry, and thirsty.
Yeah. Something's weighing them down so they can't descend.
Usually those baser desires serve that purpose.
Some people have the desire for power that weighs them down even greater than all of those.
But really, that's actually a pretty small minority of everybody.
Most people, it's more basic than that.
But a lot of people, it isn't really about dominion over others or anything.
That's a small number.
Yeah, it's like immediate pleasure is really what most humans want.
A whole lot of people would do horrible things for more food or a shinier car than they ever would.
Domination over another person because they'd rather have the thing than somebody else's responsibility over them.
Some would even view that as a burden.
And having to work for it, too.
Once those things are met, then you can care about things like power, but if those things aren't met, then you stop caring for the most part.
You've got to be a seriously almost suicidally sociopathic level of derange to flip that upside down.
It's a matter of hierarchy of rules.
Yeah, that's a great example of a group where the representation is definitely above the norm.
Probably closer from 0.1% to more like 100%.
I think most of these politicians are on the upper end of sociopathic, way above.
And that's probably how you get picked, too.
A lot of these guys that I ran into, they don't...
They think that they're superhuman.
They know they're human, but they think that they're a certain type of better human.
And I can see how they get like that, because when you go to enough of these rituals, enough of these parties, and you see enough of these little people suffering, you separate yourself from them, because that's one way of dealing with it.
It's like, well, that's not really a human.
It's not really one of me, one of my people.
That's something else.
It's some sort of animal thing that we're dealing with.
So, you know, if you look at someone like Larry Elson, he really believes that he's, you know, some kind of godlike creature at this point, because everything he's done, he can't fail.
He's rich as fuck.
He's, you know, done some horrible things and gotten away with it, and he likes it.
Now he's to the point where he can get away with it and get away with it and keep doing it, and he likes it.
So he doesn't see himself as human.
I mean, he does, but he doesn't.
I mean, ultimately, they recognize that karma exists and that spiritual law exists, and that's part of why they want the whole eternal life thing, is because as long as they can avoid being forced into the spiritual realm, then they think they can avoid that karma.
Like, essentially, they can keep themselves separated from the reality of their transgressions, which, well, I mean...
It's impossible to do.
You can never do it forever, but you can push it off.
I can't pretend you can't do that.
Yeah, I mean, they're really great at compartmentalizing.
Really great.
Yeah, and they're great at delaying their karma and or dumping it on someone else, which then results in furtherance of your own transgression because you didn't pay for anything and you forced someone else to pay for it.
And so, you know, I mean, mentally you can work it out for yourself, but in the end, spiritual law is like physics.
You break it, you pay.
I was going to say, it's not like real law where people just choose to consistently not enforce it if they feel like it.
Okay, I remember what I was going to say.
So you're talking about they compartmentalize it.
And the other thing they're really good at is supporting each other.
So if one of them, if one of their three looks like he's...
You know, faltering or getting weak, the other two will help him.
Reinforce everything again.
So they're really good at reinforcing each other on what they're doing and why they're doing it.
They really do believe they are the good guys and we're the bad guys.
They really do believe that Lucifer got a bum deal.
They really do.
For real.
They believe that they have this weird religion.
They have this weird, this odd belief system, but it's really based on Judaism.
But it's just been flipped.
Well, they like to flip everything, don't they?
Yeah, they do.
They like to flip everything.
That's what Lucifer does.
That's the Lucifer way, right?
Flip everything.
Whatever Yah's doing, whatever he thinks Yah's doing, he's going to do it, but it's going to be opposite.
That's where the whole divine energy and religion is based on.
Melania is definitely a trainee because she has to be.
They would not be in that position if she wasn't, he, or whatever.
And it's hard to get people to realize that.
Just go look at the pattern.
You know, a lot of people put a lot of power, give our politicians a lot of power, but, you know, Larry Ellison's been in power through how many administrations now?
You know, these tech titans, these Hollywood titans, they own these politicians.
I think a part of why a lot of people have a hard time accepting that so many of them are trans is because they'll focus on a couple that are really obvious that seem to be kind of strung out there as the ones to catch the flack.
Whereas, realistically, these people got billions of dollars.
If they wanted to look more like they passed, they could definitely pull it off.
I mean, penniless streamers from Russia can pull off looking like a woman online.
So, for God's sake, he probably isn't penniless, but he ain't an elite.
Some random streamer guy can look like a chick.
These people can definitely pull it off if they really wanted to.
I think they put a few out there.
To kind of draw attention away from the fact that so many of them are.
Because they want people to just only look at Bridget Macron.
Only check her out.
Only look at Mike Obama.
No, check the other 30, 40, 50, 60, etc.
So then when you say Melania Trump, oh no, she's all woman, of course.
She passes.
So there you go.
Mystery solved.
Totally, definitely debunked.
For everyone, right?
And that's how they solve it.
They give you the easy puzzle to solve and make you feel like you're smart.
And then they just leave the rest of it so you don't even see it.
It's very obvious.
If anyone just goes and looks at the Tavistock Institute and see what they're all about, I mean...
It's hard for someone like me to get people to see what I see, though.
Unfortunately. To me, it's really obvious.
It would give them a good idea.
Of how everything's being socially engineered to fall in line with their agendas.
I mean, transgenderism is one of those things.
Tavistock Institute plays a huge role in transgenderism and pushing that on people.
Yeah. And that even demonstrates how even the lightning rods, people have a hard time accepting them.
Because, you know, Tavistock is just the most prominent of these institutes.
There's smaller ones.
Like, I think we covered one, actually.
What was that one?
Vanderbilt that had a whole lot of this stuff that was going on to the point where they had, like, court orders against it.
Right. But because Tavistock is so blatant, yet people so deny it, you just have to keep shelling that.
You have to keep shelling that particular angle of attack instead of moving on to what are the other ones.
Like, the thing's been completely shut down and discredited, and people still won't accept it exists half the time.
They're like, no, that didn't exist.
It's gone now, so it didn't exist.
Drives you nuts.
Let me ask you guys something.
You're a couple of young, smart guys.
What do you think we should do?
What's the solution here?
That is the tricky part.
That is the tricky part, because most people just say, well, we need to have a civil war, you know, fight for everything back, but it's like...
That's not going to solve anything because we are way over...
Their weapons, government weapons, are way vastly superior than our AK-47s or AR-15s or whatever.
Our bullets aren't going to do much to these direct energy weapons or nuclear bomb or whatever.
All the Civil War will do is justify my fringe ideology anyway.
And our military will just side with the chosen winner against the chosen loser.
Because everybody's all, like, the military will turn.
I'm like, they'll just pick the one that they decide is the enemy.
Yeah, it's...
I don't know what the winning solution is, man.
It really, like, what can you really do?
Run to the mountain.
I mean, that's the best you can do, you know?
Given with what we have, we can't go...
Let me tell you, it gets boring.
I'm bored.
I can imagine.
I can imagine.
Like, it sounds great and stuff, and then once you're there and doing it for a while, like, one year, two years, you're like, ugh.
It's kind of getting old.
I'm so tired of plowing snow and harvesting firewood.
Right. Firewood's a hard part.
Fuck, dude.
Yeah. You've got to have firewood.
We've been up here 11 years, but I'm never going to the city.
It's too crazy.
No. No.
I wouldn't survive there.
I want out of all society.
You asked me about the attack.
Oh, yeah.
If you want to get into your recent attack, definitely.
Because I was going to have you on the show a while ago, and then...
And then this situation happened and put you out of commission for a while.
So let's get into that.
Yeah, so it's kind of something that happens to me a lot.
My ex-wife can vouch for it because she's seen it a couple of times now.
But I get these random attacks.
I suspect they're mostly demonized people.
But anyway, they're always kind of the same.
But this latest one was always just going to take a friend to the airport.
Not the Seattle airport, just a pain over here.
I took, because of the airport, I took my gun off.
I had my holster on, but I took the gun off and I put it in the glove box and then I was walking back and I noticed the guy, I saw his eyes, I knew, okay, but before I could think, he had come back behind me and pushed me down the stairs.
And then I wasted time trying to get to my gun, which wasn't there, and he kicked me in the face.
I knocked my teeth out.
But I got all these nice new teeth now.
But that kind of thing happens a lot.
The cops just say, oh, it's a random attack.
Don't worry about it.
So, who do you think this guy was?
He was just some random street guy.
Just some crazy guy.
I mean, he looked like a drug addict, meth-edged street person.
Do you think it was just a random attack then, or do you think it was more planned?
Well, that's certainly what it looks like.
I don't think it was planned, but that's what it looks like.
But, again, this has happened to me about maybe a dozen times in my life.
Probably like six times since I married my wife.
But, you know, it just happens.
That's crazy.
I mean, that's a lot of times.
My sisters used to pray, please God, don't let Craig get hurt tomorrow.
I mean, I think the average person might get jumped maybe once in their life.
Yeah, I've had my teeth knocked out three times now.
God damn, dude.
Yeah, that's the point where, like I said, I...
One of the times I was in a car wreck was when I was in that car wreck.
Right, right.
We got ran off the road that night.
I was blatant.
Blatantly ran off the road.
I don't know what that was about.
Either that or I'm paranoid, but just because everybody's after me doesn't mean I'm paranoid.
Right. Well, I mean, if a quote random homeless guy had his brain...
Manipulated, MKUltra-style, it would appear like a random attack.
It looks like it, yeah.
Because he would just create a weird scenario in his head where he had a beef with you out of nowhere, and it'd be really hard to distinguish it from schizophrenia.
I mean, from the outside looking in, it looks like you're targeted.
You know, knowing what you know.
Something similar has happened in San Francisco, too, but I saw the guy through a mirror.
We were on Fillmore Street.
My wife and I were walking down Fillmore Street.
One of the antique stores had a big full-league beer outside, and I saw the guy in the mirror.
My wife thought I was looking at myself, and she was like, what are you looking at?
And he came up from behind me and pushed me really hard, and I went into the mirror, and it shattered and cut my face up.
I wonder if you had a copy of Catcher in the Rye in his pocket.
Yeah, I mean, they're doing public showings right now of people restoring their spinal column connections, you know, moving their motor functions.
Through these mental chips and everything.
So you've got to think, what are they experiencing on in underground bunkers and or on random unwitting subjects as of now?
Because, you know, Elon's just the public face of this I-want-to-put-your-chip-in-your-head idea.
This is an idea that's as old as time.
People have wanted to do this since before microchips were a thing.
Yeah, I mean, his grandfather was pushing all this back in, you know, the 20s or whatever.
So when I first started talking to Corsi back in 2016, I told him to watch two people, Larry Ellison and Elon Musk.
And neither one of them were really that well-known back then.
Nobody knew who Larry Ellison was.
In fact, Corsi said, you mean that old man who runs Oracle?
So yeah, he's not an old man.
And Elon Musk was a PayPal guy back then.
He was a footnote and some business articles once in a while.
That was about as much as he showed up in the news back then.
Now he's in the White House.
And now he's in the White House.
At first he was saying, oh, AI is horrible.
We don't want to do AI.
AI is the devil.
It's going to be bad for humanity.
And then like two years later, here we are.
AI should run our government.
That was quite the flip.
Now he's saying the most likely outcome is the best outcome.
No, the most likely outcome is the entertaining outcome.
Well, entertaining to who?
Right. The most likely outcome is the...
Are you basing all this off of, like, you and your little cult?
That's who benefits off the shit, not us.
Rule by 4chan memes.
It's like, well, what did they say?
Well, they said Pepe the Frog and Soy Jack.
It's just crazy.
So let's get into this androgynous stuff.
Like, who...
Who are some of the main Hollywood figures who are most likely men and or women, but try to act like they're the opposite sex?
What do you think about Sarah Jessica Parker?
Dude. It's a dude.
Jamie Lee Curtis?
It's a dude.
Michael Obama?
Dude. Sandra Bullock?
They're all dudes.
Have you ever watched any of those Mr. E videos?
Jennifer Manistan?
I feel like Mike Obama was the control question.
That was.
It was control.
The which videos?
Sorry. The Mr. E videos.
He does a really good job explaining...
Mr. E videos.
Yeah, he gets booted a lot.
He just calls himself Mr. E. I think he's on normal right now.
If you look up Mr. E and Transopolis or Transcopolis or something like that.
He does a really good job, though, explaining the whole...
Divine androgen and why they do this.
He goes way back.
He's done a lot of research and a lot of old documents.
It's quite interesting, actually.
Once you understand why they're doing it, then you start seeing it even more.
Like, you know, incest is...
And just give us a nice little breakdown.
Of what?
Of why they do it.
Oh, it's part of their religion.
It's a religious belief.
They believe that they need to get back to the Golden Age, and the Golden Age was when everybody ran around as androgynes.
The male and the female were together and everybody's souls, and then Yah came along and screwed that all up for everybody, and Lucifer's trying to get it back, trying to set things right again, and all these Luciferians are going to help, and we're going to get back to the Golden Age, and Trump's calling it the Golden Age,
and these people still won't see it.
Even the Christian Bible talks about...
The tyrannical golden age at the end of times, but they don't make the connection.
Isn't that crazy?
Like, they say it straight to our faces, and people are just, like, clapping like seals.
Yay! Well, you know...
It's like, dude, you not understand.
You gotta keep in mind, the Bronze Age, the Iron Age, we built stuff out of that.
The Golden Age, that's strictly for royalty.
Right. Musk is running around in a...
So what benefits the best from a golden age?
Meanwhile, Musk is running around in a...
A Baphomet suit made out of human skin with an upside-down cross on it, and they just love him.
Love the guy.
Yeah, like his Halloween costume that he just kind of kept wearing.
That's what I was talking about.
And his mother, Mae Musk, she's like...
She must be a high priestess or something.
Did you see the video I put out about her?
I'm not sure.
Was it on your website?
It should be.
It might not be.
I might have taken it down because...
Some of the people I'm working with are very Trump.
Pro-Trump.
Yeah. Yeah, dude.
I don't think it's out there on that site.
I can send it to you.
I've run into a few.
Somebody asked me today why you'd be mad at Elon Musk.
Yeah, why would you ever be mad at the guy?
And I'm like, I got a whole episode of a reason.
Everything he does is a reason why you should be mad at the guy.
Literally everything he does.
No, I'm not mad at the cars, guys.
Don't include me with the mob.
Screw his cars, dude.
I don't give a fuck about his cars.
What's the annoying thing about his opposition is it's so rabid and thoughtless that it really destroys any rational way.
This dude's actually a pretty creepy argument because it just kind of steamrolls it with ridiculousness.
It's like they object to everything except the things they should be.
Which, you know, I guess is a principle of inversion.
You complain about everything except the thing that is actually bad.
Yeah, apparently she had a really close connection with Charles Manson.
She was rounded up in the famous Manson Roundup back in like 68 or 69 or something.
Here it is.
I'm going to send you that.
That, you know, Musk's mother.
All right.
Check it out here.
Video. Is it a long video?
Is it something we can play right now?
All right.
I don't think there's any.
It's just video.
It's 35 seconds, I think.
Oh, there's no one talking on it or anything?
But it's just a soundtrack with a bunch of images.
Yeah, this is...
She's not a good woman.
She is not a good woman.
I don't believe so.
She is definitely a high priestess.
Definitely. Well, you know, you could be rich and successful, but to become, quote, the richest person in the world...
Came from nothing.
I mean, come on.
To even be declared to be that, even if it's a lie, I feel like you'd have to be in the club.
Yeah, she's in the club.
And I mean, let's get back to this, the androgynous, and throughout history, because I like this quote you put, The woman shall not wear that which pertains to a man, neither shall a man put on a woman's garment, for all that do so are an abomination to the Lord your God.
From Deuteronomy 22, 5. Right, if you go through my article, you realize this isn't just light shit.
Which always seems such an oddly petty prohibition to me.
But if you think about it as being a major tenet of Luciferianism, maybe not.
I mean, it goes all the way back.
The references to it in ancient Mesopotamia from 2300 BC.
So they're out there carving this shit in stone.
Obviously, it means something of worth for them to spend hours carving shit into stone.
That whole article was sort of meant to be sort of a defense for Chaz Bono, who I believe was born a boy and trannied into a little girl and prayed it on stage.
Didn't like it, and they said, okay, the best we can do is...
You can go back to being a man, a male, but you're never going to be popular.
The best you're ever going to be is Cher's mother.
Oh, and by the way, we need a blood sacrifice before we do this.
Who do you choose?
So he chose Sonny.
Sonny. Take out Sonny.
Now, everyone thinks he was skiing and hit a tree in what, like 97, 94?
Well, if you look at all these guys, all these top guys, if you do a little bit of digging, Musk included, Musk is the typical 1-2-3, They kill their firstborn, then they have twins, and then they have triplets.
And that's the other thing.
They adopt a whole bunch of children.
He's only got 14 now, I think.
Yeah. And how many children does Musk have?
Like, 12 now?
Yeah. Well, I mean, if I'm going to constantly sacrifice him, you've got to be well above the replacement rate.
Holy shit.
They keep coming out of the woodwork.
Another one says, oh, I'm pregnant with Musk's baby.
You know, she's all just...
Massive on Twitter.
Right. I think that's why they adopt somebody.
I think it's sort of a guilt factor that sort of helps them say, well, okay, I killed my firstborn, but here, look, I'm taking care of these six others that would have had a really bad life, so I'm okay.
Look, I'm caring for these ones.
That makes this okay.
Right. I mean, it works in the head of somebody who thinks if they trick you into taking poison that you wanted it.
So, you know, if you think from the logic of someone who believes that, it actually makes perfect sense.
You know, I did a bad thing, so I did a good thing later, and now everything's okay.
And, I mean, Larry Ellison himself was adopted.
There's a lot of speculation that his great-grandfather or grandfather was into the, you know, Luciferian arts, and when they gave him up for adoption, they...
A family with the name Ellison ended up adopting him.
And I think the mom or the grandmother was a witch, essentially.
One of these clairvoyant type witches, whatever.
And they raised him in these circles.
I mean, this stuff goes back in his family with the same patterns here.
Read my book, I explain his...
The character Lee Nelson is...
It was modeled after Larry Ellison in my book, and I go way back to how he got his start.
I'll put a note of that in the book so I can...
And there's some pretty heavy technology going on in that book.
So if you like quantum physics and that kind of thing, you might enjoy it.
But yeah, I go into detail about how he probably got his start.
I don't use his aunt, I use his uncle.
I like the thought of quantum physics and everything.
Perhaps somewhere out there, there's a parallel universe where SNL remained watchable to this year.
Okay, maybe that's a little too deep down the rabbit hole to be doable.
Someone has to believe it can happen first.
Jeez, that show went downhill quick.
Yeah, ever since Norm MacDonald left, it's been a dumpster fire.
Ever since Eddie Murphy left.
Yeah, that's...
It is not watchable.
It hasn't been for like 20 years.
I remember I'm old.
I was there when it started.
I remember Basil Madden.
Those old shows were the shit, dude.
They were funny, man.
Yeah, like Cheeseburger.
You know the skit I'm talking about?
Cheeseburger, cheeseburger, cheeseburger.
I know the repetitiveness of the cheeseburger.
Who did that skit?
Dan Aykroyd and John Belushi.
Yeah, I was trying to think of John Belushi's.
They're all in the original cast.
But if you go watch that skit, I mean, they're actually frying burgers on that set.
I mean, they were very attentive, very detailed.
They were serious about what they were doing, and it's funny, in a weird way.
It's really funny.
We were all the next day walking around going, cheeseburger, cheeseburger.
We had no idea why.
Lushy's Ninja, those skits, he had a sword, he was a teller, a cleric or something, and he'd just cut shit.
See, if you deliver a line well enough, it's just good.
He's in the 27 club.
He's in the 27 club, right?
I'm not sure if he is.
I don't know.
There's too many of them.
I was about to say, aren't a couple of the SNL guys specifically in that?
Was Belushi?
I'm not sure.
I feel like Belushi was.
I can't remember if Chris Farley died at 27 or not.
Now, Gilda Radner, and what was her husband's name, the other actor, the one who did the original Charlie Wonka?
Gene Wilder.
Gene Wilder.
They went into hiding.
They didn't die.
They were in hiding.
Oh, no.
Didn't they say she died from AIDS or something?
I think she supposedly died of cancer and he supposedly died of AIDS, but no, they're in hiding.
Well, you know, again, as long as you keep the deception up and everyone believes you're dead, you died.
So they didn't violate the rules.
As long as they trick you into believing it, it becomes the truth.
Yeah, man.
And all these parents that have trans children, and that Benny and Warren Beatty, Hollywood is full.
It's like you have to have...
Transgender child, or else you're out of the club.
Right, you have to.
That's exactly it, you have to.
If you want to keep going, if you want to be the A-listers, you've got to do what's required.
All four of Megan Fox's children are trans?
It's just like, what the fuck?
What are the odds all four of your kids are trans?
Both of Will Smith's kids are trans.
Yeah, Willow and Jaden.
Oh yeah, we were just talking about that last week, or this week or something.
About how they both kind of switch genders, like Willow's actually a dude and Jaden's actually a girl.
Right, same thing with Larry Elson's kids.
And that's common, they do that a lot.
Because they're fulfilling the requirement of their religion.
It's horrible.
Fucking horrible.
You know, like doing the sign of a cross when you feel creeped out by something dark.
Except, you know, nobody recognizes that's what they're doing.
Right. Roast and kill a baby.
You have to wonder why Johnny Depp has nine kitchens in his house, in his three-story house.
He has nine kitchens?
Yeah. What's the story with this?
I know he's definitely part of all of this, big time.
Same thing.
Once you mess one up, you've got to move to the next one.
He had the multiple bedrooms in case shit got in one of them, but why the kitchens?
I think because each kitchen represents a different type of ritual.
They do a lot of flesh.
A lot of roasting and cooking in these rituals.
I know there's like nine levels of Satan.
Like the nine...
Yeah, I was gonna say the nine pillars of the Sephiroth that feed into the tenth, which is the spine of the world tree.
I mean, that dude is into dark arts through and through.
His nightclub, the Viper, apparently he was doing some fucking shady shit there.
There were apparently a couple dead bodies buried underneath the grounds there.
Yeah, like Joaquin Phoenix's...
River Phoenix, he died there, yeah.
He was ritualized there.
I believe it, 100%.
I mean, he had the name Phoenix.
Like, it's pretty on the nose.
Yeah, right.
Rise from the ashes.
And then his brother rises...
And then Joaquin becomes all famous.
Exactly. Yeah.
You dump the river phoenix in the river, and the walking phoenix moves on.
It's all very literal if you think it that way.
That's good.
Yeah, Johnny fucking Depp, dude.
Fuck that guy.
Everyone loves him.
That's the thing.
They love these people.
I used to say he stole my life.
I don't anymore.
Oh, good thing.
What other weird shit was he into?
I mean, he was a...
The guy from the West Memphis Three, that main guy, he was like big friends with him.
Got matching tattoos with that guy.
So that's what I'm talking about.
When they use Satanists like the Memphis Three, that's cover.
And they'll tell them, okay, look, you're going to do life in prison.
You're going to do life in prison, but it's better than being killed.
That's the cover.
When you get out, we'll get you set up.
You'll be an old man, but when you get out, we'll get you set up.
I think they're out now, right?
They got out.
He got out a long time ago.
I don't think you served more than 10 years, and I think you got out.
Yeah, see, I always thought life meant until you die, but apparently an awful lot of places actually designate a time.
Which is why when they talk about people serving multiple life sentences, that's because one life sentence could potentially actually expire.
And it all depends on the powers that be, and you can go up for parole.
They don't have to give you parole, but...
And in cases like this, they're going to give that guy parole.
Well, I mean, 25 years in the hardcore level of the prison system is an awful long time to survive.
Yeah, it really is.
And then, like, if these guys don't play by the ball, what happens?
They get, what, red scarf suicided?
Yeah, they used to.
They kind of stopped doing red scarfing.
Now they just humiliate the hell out of them.
And then kill him.
Like Gene Hackman.
That's a humiliation ritual.
Oh, dude.
See, what happens is a lot of these guys, a lot of these old guys, as they get older, they start feeling bad about everything they've done.
And so the leases are afraid they're going to come out.
So they really keep track of them.
They really keep their thumb on.
That's why they go into hiding a lot.
And then sometimes one of them will start to come out, and then you'll find out that he got...
He didn't just die, he got...
Ritually humiliated as a message to the rest.
Yes, because all of these people in the club, they all have handlers to make sure they don't go out of line.
Right. And so what happened to Gene Hackman and his wife and his dog?
From what I understand, I haven't looked into it too much, but from what I understand, they had ritual dungeons underneath their house.
They did a lot of rituals there.
Certain houses do that.
He got to feeling bad about it and wanted to come out.
And not only did they kill him, but they made him look stupid at the end.
Have you seen those pictures of him when he looked like an old homeless man walking around and stooped over in dirty sweat clothes?
Dirty sweatpants?
No. I mean, the dude is 95 years old, but...
Yeah, and the new official story has morphed into this whole he walked around with his dead wife.
Mama fine.
Forgetting that she was...
Forgetting that she was dead every five minutes after he left the room and then just wandering off in an Alzheimer's table for a week before he died.
I mean, how much more humiliating of a way to go could we have?
Like, God, that's a horrible story to lay on someone.
Threw him under the bus, that's for sure.
Contemporaries now are thinking, okay, all this guy's work and everybody's going to remember him as the old man who died with his...
You know, walk around with a dead wife.
That's what they do to you.
So these people are afraid of that.
They're very afraid of having their image tarnished like that.
So it's a warning to them.
Damn! So, you know, I hooked up with these people.
They wanted me to go into Hollywood, sort of like a spy, right?
So they set me up as a screenwriter.
They ran me through all this stuff.
So for two years, they had me prepped so that when they looked in my background, it would look like I was real.
I actually did pretty good.
I went to this one screenwriter conference and I ended up getting the highest score on the screenwriter.
That's when I found that I could actually write.
And then I got hooked up with Sidney Pollack.
And he was going to give me a screenplay and pretend like I wrote it, right?
And I was going to break into Hollywood and I was supposed to catch him doing shit.
No shit?
Yeah. But then, go look it up.
Then Sidney Pollack died suddenly.
Sudden death.
I got the fuck out of there.
Yeah, I mean, he was director, producer, and an actor.
He was definitely in the Hollywood, quite deep.
Yeah, like a lot of them, he was trying to get out, and he wanted to expose them.
And so somehow I got involved in that.
And, you know, I went to screenwriting classes in Berkeley, and I went to...
Like I said, to that expo.
Just to have proof that I was really looking into this.
And then I went to Hollywood with this gal that she knew him.
We sat down and we talked about it.
And then he said, okay, I've got a screenplay.
I'm going to give it to you.
And you just pretend like it's yours.
And then about three weeks later, he was dead.
Fuck. Did that screenplay ever get pushed into a production?
No. Man, I'm looking at pictures here.
Here's the picture of Dustin Hoffman with gold blonde hair.
And we all know MKUltra.
Blonde hair, you know.
Right, that's another signal.
It's another initiation.
All these guys.
That's another humiliation ritual, actually.
You walk around with bleached hair.
They try to glamorize it, but really it's humiliating.
It's humiliating because of what you had to go through before they bleached your hair.
It's a sign to all the others.
Oh, look what we just put him through.
He just went through it.
Yeah, you have to go through some heinous-ass shit, man.
I can't even imagine.
Diddy-type shit, you know?
So bad it may turn your British accent.
Yeah, what's up with that?
Yeah, they all do that.
Every single one of them.
They magically turn British all of a sudden.
You guys, it's been two hours.
I gotta get going here.
Can we just go through this red scarf suicides really quick?
Sure. Yeah.
The red scarf suicide is another humiliation ritual that they perform on people who don't behave.
I mean, you know, I think I put like maybe a dozen names you would recognize, like Robin Williams and Keith Carradine, who've been red scarfed.
But, you know, there's a lot more people that you don't really know.
I see them a lot.
And I try to put them out there, but because it's someone that nobody recognizes, nobody cares.
But as soon as you put Robin Williams out there, it's like, what?
Red scarf?
What is that?
Yeah. Yeah, everybody knows him.
But, I mean, how do you kill yourself by hanging yourself?
How do you commit suicide by hanging yourself on a doorknob with a red scarf?
Yeah, it happens all over time.
And then the official story is, again, a humiliating one.
Yeah. AEA, autoerotic asphyxiation.
So, like, the most humiliating way to go, other than dying of Alzheimer's.
I was going to say, I bought into the whole David Carradine thing when I first heard that.
I was like, damn, he died from autoerotic asphyxiation?
What a kinky-ass dude.
And you're like, boy, there sure are a lot of people that are into this.
And also die from it and are also famous.
And there's no lemons.
Yeah. Don't you need a lemon?
You're supposed to have a lemon to wake you up from that.
What the hell?
We've got other ones like Chris Cornell, you know, and a lot of people on these inner circles who love conspiracies know that Chris Cornell, Michael Hutchins, and there was another one, Chester Bennington.
They were all working on exposing child trafficking and they all end up being Red Scarf suicided.
Right, so what was that gal, Hetch, Hetch gal that went crazy?
Anne Hesch.
Yeah, same thing with her.
She just didn't get Red Scarf because it's out there too much.
It's been discovered.
They're not going to do anything.
They'll do other things.
They'll do something else.
Like what they did to her.
Yeah, that video of them putting her into an ambulance is crazy.
She pops up out of the body bag.
Yeah. And they, like, rush to hold her down and get her in the fucking ambulance.
No, no, no.
You're hurt and dying.
Get back on there.
I mean, that's just weird, dude.
If you think people can't hack cars, then just look at her.
Look at her car.
Yeah, dude.
And everyone go out and get a fucking Tesla!
Come on!
I've been suspicious of hackable cars ever since the whole Mike Hastings incident, so, yeah.
Oh, yeah.
That's a big one.
30 years they've been capable of this.
Yeah. And then you have other ones like Alexander McQueen, Annabelle Nielsen, the Reddit co-founder Aaron Schwartz, Lauren Scott, fashion designer, Tim Bergling.
Avicii. Others may know him by.
Kate Spade.
Dutch Queen.
Kate Spade.
I think it was Kate Spade.
The boyfriend had to run around with a mask on.
Oh, really?
Why is that?
To keep him getting red scarfed.
Oh, okay.
So she's Kate Spade.
So her husband, Andy Spade, is a brother of David Spade.
Okay. Oh, okay.
Wearing a mouse mask.
Red scarf.
Husband. That's weird shit.
And let's see, the Dutch Queen Maxima's sister, Ines Zoriguieta.
That's what she can do.
She's going to blow the whistle on the same stuff, child trafficking, elite child trafficking.
Mm-hmm.
Yeah. Anthony Bourdain, that's another big one.
That came out of left field, right?
That's kind of a strange one, actually.
I mean, he was getting close with the Clintons, or not Clintons, Obama.
I heard he was about to do a special on the Clinton Foundation, which is why he got red-scarved.
And then a big one is Amschel Mayor James Rothschild.
Probably. I mean, I suspect to show anyone in that group that they're not untouchable either.
Yeah. Even one of our own.
I mean, that's about the easiest way to get it.
But where do you put Eric Prince in all of this?
Well, they're playing it, right?
Or Peter Thiel, for that matter.
So, Prince is Blackwater, right?
Yeah. Yeah, it's just like they seem to get their foot in every single door.
How do you get to a position like that without going through all these rituals?
It's Lucifer's kingdom.
You've got to go through Lucifer's rituals to get into all these high positions.
That is true.
Right, so have you ever heard of Don Valentine?
Don Valentine?
Yeah, so Don Ballantyne is one of those Silicon Valley godfathers that you never hear about.
He ran Sequoia Capital.
Again, he's just one of those guys you never hear about.
Everybody in Silicon Valley works for him.
Even though, I said, Larry Ellison owns most of Silicon Valley, he takes directions from somebody.
There used to be three godfathers.
The other one was, I always forget his name, Herschel.
He just recently died.
And then...
I can't remember the third one either now.
But these are names that you don't hear about.
These are people you never hear about.
Just like the same thing goes on in Hollywood.
The people at the top, you don't know who they are.
You could be sitting next to them and you would never even know.
Exactly. And all the names we do know are just tossed out there for the fodder.
The real people in power, they keep themselves hidden away from the general public.
That's what I would do if I was...
Pulling all these strings, I would like to be in the shadows.
Right. I'd imagine, again, they're probably just the more mercenary middle management types.
When you think of the real power players, a lot of them aren't going to be names that any of us have heard of just simply because they just move money around for the most part.
They don't tend to show up in the news at all.
Right. It's ran like the way the mafias ran.
You don't know who the godfathers are.
You see the generals.
And if the generals don't perform, they get replaced right away.
It's unfortunate.
Crazy, crazy world, man.
So we'll end it there.
Craig, so I just want to say, let's put your book out here.
So Silicon Satan, it is out for purchase.
You guys can find that.
Where should they go to find your book, Craig?
They can find it on Amazon.
Okay. It's paperback and Kindle.
And where can they find more of your work?
SiliconSatan.com I also have a column on CorsiNation.com, but that's mostly just a duplicate of what I'm putting out there at Silicon Satan.
Okay. And do you have a Twitter, any social media?
Yeah, at Craig Lund on Twitter, that's about it.
Okay. At Craig Lund and YouTube, but I don't do much out there.
At Craig Lund and YouTube is mostly stuff, you know, living off-grid.
Like we have a, we have like a, you know.
For example, we have a hydro, I built a hydro, a micro hydro electric plant up here.
So we get free electricity.
I put that on the internet and it got a lot of views.
Of course.
Damn, dude.
I'm going to have to build myself one.
Is it easy?
It actually was.
The hard part was laying the pipe.
So I needed at least 25, you need at least, the guy that built my turbine, what was his name?
I can't remember his name.
Anyway, Langston.
Yeah, Langston Alternative Power.
Langston Alternative Power.
He built the turbine for me based on the metrics that I sent him, you know, what kind of drop I had, what kind of flow I had.
So I had to lay 700 feet of 3-inch pipe from the top of the creek down to where the turbine is to get enough drop to drive it.
But it's just, it's enough.
It gives us about 700 amp hours a day, which is enough to run the light.
Everything up here is 12 volt.
So we can run the lights.
If we want to run, you know, we can run the water pumps.
I have RV water pumps.
We have hot showers, of course, laundry room.
If we want to, like, run the laundry, we turn on the generator.
We have a propane generator.
Yeah. Must be nice up there, man.
Well, like I said, we're getting really...
We're old.
I'm 65. My wife is 63. And we're tired of harvesting firewood.
Yeah, I can hear that.
I really want to escape to the mountains someday and just be gone, but...
That sounds awesome.
Fuck. A lot of preparation costs money.
When we first got up here, we were basically camping.
And little by little, we're to the point now where we live like...
Regular people.
We have a laundry room.
Hot and cold showers.
Yeah, that's all you can ask for.
I've been in places in town.
I can't get those things.
I'm sure you're harvesting some deer meat, elk meat.
There's a lot of people up here that do that.
The biggest problem we have up here are all the fucking tweakers who come up into Seattle and they come up here into the forest and they squat in some of these vacation cabins around here.
And then we have to run them out.
Fuck. We have to drive through about seven of them on our way up the mountain to where we live.
Yeah, we have that same problem here.
Anytime any place gets recognized as abandoned and they know nobody's coming back, it becomes a mess den.
Even though we're off-grid, we're only five miles away from the grid.
But it's a hard five miles.
It's a steep 4x4 road.
It's covered in five feet of snow during the summer.
I mean, sorry, during the winter.
When I don't plow.
So it keeps people from coming all the way up here.
You guys have a snowmobile or anything?
Oh yeah.
Snowmobiles, quads, tractor, snow plow.
And I drive a 1969 Ford F-250 Highboy.
Damn! With big fat tires on, so I can go anywhere.
Oh yeah, dude.
And it's EPM proof.
Or EMP proof.
No shit.
I'd say EMP because I used to be Enterprise Performance Management.
EMP. EMP.
Well, that is all awesome, man.
Well, thanks, Craig, for coming on.
Yes, many thanks for joining us.
Yep. Thanks for having me.
And, you know, stay safe out there.
Keep writing.
Keep putting articles up.
Keep doing what you do.
And if you ever want to come back on, you're more than welcome.
Give me a little text or whatever message we can get you on.
Maybe some new work you're working on.
Sounds good.
But until then, ladies and gentlemen, thanks for tuning in.
Take care of yourselves and take care of one another.
