Episode 134. DARPA LARPing and Mind Control Programs
CONTACT US: Email: paranaughtica@gmail.com Twitter: @paranaughtica Facebook: The Paranaughtica PodcastContact Cricket: Website: www.theindividuale.com Twitter: @Individualethe Ladies and Gentlemen, welcome to Part 3 – and final part – to our three-part series on DARPA Larping and their psychopathic programs of Mind Control.DARPA is behind pretty much every mind control operation through the use of electronics – from radio, to television, to soundwaves to frequencies – and they’re never going to stop because the leaders who are supposed to keep OUR best interests in mind really don’t keep our best interests in mind but rather keep the interests of ‘their’ leaders at the forefront of everything....especially if it violates the U.S. Constitution and Bill of Rights. They are basically the CIA, the NSA, the DoD, the FBI, the office of HHS, the DoJ, and every other agency that is regularly a threat to us – the people – but see us as their “adversaries”. This is not a joke. That is in their writing. They literally see us as their “adversaries”......And, as for now, as Palantir has been given the greenlight to further spy and collect every individuals data, it’s pretty clear that it is a DARPA offshoot. Facebook is DARPA, Twitter is DARPA, all social media is a project of DARPA.With that said, let’s buckle up, velcrow up, and somersault into this lurid topic.Real life is about to get all fucked up. To check out a small batch of Coops’ music, go to this this link — https://on.soundcloud.com/Q1XRaY9WSpzawV9r7 CHECK YOUR LOCAL WATER TREATMENT LEVELS: EWG Tap Water Database ***If you’d like to help out with a donation and you’re currently listening on Spotify, you can simply scroll down on my page and you’ll see a button to help us out with either a one-time donation or you can set up a monthly recurring donation. ko-fi.com/paranaughticapodcast Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
And then other footage shows like aftermath of the missiles hitting and it's like real destroyed buildings.
But I don't know.
Maybe that's AI generated too.
Yeah, things could be happening or it could be an entirely imagined theater.
Something you have to be open to, even if you have to look at it as if most...
If anyone's wondering what we're talking about, we're referencing the Iran strike and subsequent retaliation that has been going on over the past two days.
I mean, you could say it's the start of World War III, but I feel like the Ukrainian entry will actually be declared the starting point.
If not, just the global war on terror.
Which we are quickly heading towards.
What is this?
Elon's trans son is doing music shows?
Hideous.
I can't share this, can I?
I think he showed up on whose stream?
Hassan Piker's stream.
And danced with them.
Can you see this?
Joyous of all joys.
That's what we got here.
Oh my god, it's insanely limp-synced too.
Unreal.
It's like an 80s music video.
That's Elon Musk's son, dude.
That's Elon Musk's son.
That's gotta be embarrassing.
I mean, don't that guy have some, like, almost labyrinth-like vibes to it?
Like, maybe the goblin king had a swap.
Well, crap, I can't carry a conversation by myself, but I will do my darndest.
Anyways, I guess since I got talked by myself for a while in gaming news, Stellar Blade has released on Steam to some pretty impressive success.
I bet a lot of games would like to have 186,000 concurrent on launch.
But they're jelly.
I was just booted from the room.
I was booted from the room, dude.
Yeah, I saw that.
I tried to keep up a minute and I'm like, crap, I cannot hold a conversation by myself.
Damn.
Yeah, for some reason.
I don't know.
I managed to report on Stellar Blade coming out.
I thought it was funny that it isn't even its actual official launch.
It's just its opening to new platforms.
So what's Stellar Blade?
Oh, Stellar Blade?
Oh, I'd say it's like a multi-genre hybrid type game.
I'd compare it mostly to like Nier Automata.
Looks frantic as hell.
It isn't just simply the fact that it's got skimpy costumes, but of course the controversy surrounding it is the skimpy costumes and Eve, so you know.
Oh, what?
The same people that were arguing that we needed to like, you know.
Fight the wokeness in the gaming industry a few months ago are now like, these are basically porn games.
Which I feel is a little extreme.
First off, as a subject matter expert, I would just like to say that these are action games with fan service.
Fan service game is an entirely different thing, and then you got XG, and that's before you get into the actual Steam library, which has far, like, nastier, like, 18-plus content.
So that's the really silly thing about criticizing, especially now that it's out on Steam, for God's sake.
Well, it's got a 94% like, according to Google users.
I can see just skimpy Asian girls.
Yeah, well, they criticized the character, saying she was unrealistic, but then they came out saying that it was actually modeled after one of the devs or something's woman.
What do people have a problem?
People have a problem with this?
I think it's primarily controversy stirring for the sake of it, but it is just as...
Sounds like it.
Yeah, first I got to deal with people trying to make every character look all messed up.
And now I got to deal with people being upset the characters look hot.
Well, I mean...
Yeah.
Thus demonstrating what they call horseshoe theory.
That, you know, if you go to the extreme of either side, you're going to find people that act pretty much the same.
Who's this character?
Oh, wow.
She's all bent over and looking over this sand city.
Ooh.
Well, they do a pretty good job at curves.
Oh, yeah.
See, it's a nice render.
and they got all kinds of expensive skins and whatnot.
But at the same time, overall, it was rated a fairly decent game from everything I'd heard.
So it's not like it's just Yeah, see, that's the trick.
It isn't just strictly that this game looks good.
It plays good, too.
I see a picture here of the girl that the character is based off of.
Yeah, see, it's a relatively decent likeness.
They embellished it a little bit for science fiction, fantasy purposes, but at the same time, it's not completely ridiculous.
So yeah, now everybody's mad about it and hates on it, though.
All the extremes.
Very, very good rendition.
Oh, yeah.
But yeah, a lot of it, I feel like, is just people jumping off of controversy because now that they don't have other things to get upset about, they just simply need to occupy time.
It's just weird to me that there was such a, like, And then an attempt to claim that nobody really cares about it other than the fan service.
And I'm thinking, nah, that doesn't get you a 94. People ain't that thirsty to the point where they're going to pay $60 to watch a clothed character kick a bunch of butts.
This isn't quite that.
So what you're talking about here, I'm looking at it right now, like the original that they wanted to go with had the girls even more skimpy, scantily dressed, and then they got a lot of heat for it and went back in and recoded shit.
Yeah, there was a controversy.
And honestly, to this day, it was hard for me to tell if it.
They did.
Like, that wasn't something to the point where I would...
It's just kind of sad that they felt the need to cave.
I'm like, this game should be like...
Well, I guess the problem is everybody's looking at these games, assuming that they're going to hand it to their freaking tiny human.
And I'm like, well, maybe don't give them that.
GTA, if you're worried about your kid playing an ultra-violent game...
Exactly.
It's not like they're going to go out and buy it themselves.
So yeah, if you're concerned about it being risque, don't play it in front of them because it's going to make them want to play it.
Yeah.
It's unfortunate.
Some of these old characters were looking pretty good.
There's a side-by-side right here in the first version.
She's dressed like she should be dressed, like normal.
The second version, she's like overly dressed.
And third version, she's wearing a burka.
He's like, no, keep going.
Keep going.
Put a burka on her.
Actually, we shouldn't even be able to tell who it is.
It is so funny, dude.
But back to the destruction of civilization.
Alright, so...
I don't know if it's going to let me.
But I'm going to try.
Meet Shadow President Peter Thiel.
Recognize the Republican Kingmaker.
Deal has wielded extraordinary influence over Donald Trump's administration.
Deal dominated his original transition team, has won multiple military contracts under Trump for 30 different government agencies, and has been the primary force behind J.D. Vance's political rise to power.
Deal is also recognized as the don of the PayPal mafia.
He sits on the steering committee of the Bilderberg Group and co-founded the now infamous big tech company Palantir, which he currently chairs.
Named after the all-seeing stone in Lord of the Rings, Palantir was seated with CIA money, Well, that's great.
Have you ever heard something so heroic?
Right.
So heroic and dutiful.
So Peter Thiel is being seated with CIA money, FBI, local law enforcement, Israelis, militaries.
Basically, they just want to have a...
That's really all it's about.
Well, I guess that lends credence to the theory that the whole reason that X loosened up was for data and intel gathering purposes.
Yeah.
Because people weren't expressing their true feelings anymore, and it was becoming a problem.
Yeah, it's pretty nuts.
Pretty nuts stuff.
So Peter Thiel's former company, Carbine, was liked to Israeli Prime Minister Barack and Jeffrey Epstein, whose number two, Maxwell, was the daughter of Robert Maxwell, Israel's super spy and former owner of McGraw-Hill, the people who make your textbooks.
And anyone who's bought a textbook in the college can tell you what a freaking cartel that is.
Yeah, dude.
Yeah, it's a 200-page mandatory thing that we're never going to open once.
Like, how much is it?
Oh, $360.
And I'm like, what the heck?
Yeah.
Are the pages, like, bound in gold?
Might as well be.
Nothing good there.
Nothing good there.
And then there's another one with Alex Karp.
Talking about who's the CEO of Palantir.
Talking about his software company and how they single-handedly stopped the far right in Europe.
I think their goal in stopping the far right is actually to empower the far right.
Because that seems to be what most of their efforts ultimately do.
Don't look at what they say.
Look at results.
Results are what they want.
Words are empty.
Right?
That's right.
That's why you always got to observe results.
You might listen to what they say just to see what they want you to believe.
But look at what's happening and what is actually the results of what they do.
*music*
Are we just becoming China?
Is that the plan here?
Just mass surveillance on everybody?
Recently I was just in China, and some of what I saw was pretty good.
Some, not so good.
Okay, this is where we're headed, except without the nice trains and without the free healthcare.
We're talking about the creation of a biometric surveillance state with predictive algorithms.
Quote, a new report shines light on contracts with tech company Palantir, which would create data profiles of Americans to surveil and harass them.
We're doing it!
We're doing it, and I'm sure you're enjoying this as much as I am.
Let's not talk to analysts about the burden of being right.
Our burdens of investing in ontology, our burdens of actually looking at the math.
Palantir is here to disrupt and make the institutions we partner with the very best in the world, and when it's necessary, to scare enemies.
On occasion, kill them.
Except here, the enemy is literally the American people.
I tweeted this out the other day saying that it should be very alarming that the same company that's tracking terrorists abroad is now tracking us at home.
It's starting to feel like maybe they think we're the enemy.
Um, well that's lovely.
Yeah man.
Anywho, what are the top news stories?
Let's see.
Top news stories other than...
Oh yes, I was about to say the No Kings protest assassin.
Dang, I can't believe I forgot to mention him.
I've been looking at his freaking purge picture all day.
Supposedly this guy named Vance Bolthe, there's a bit of doubt about whether that's actually credible.
Quite a few people have pointed out that...
Is that the one that looks like the dude's definitely wearing a mask, like a rubber mask?
Oh, he is 100% wearing a mask.
I don't think they even pretend he's not.
It's some kind of sinister Mr. Clean going on.
It reminded everybody of The Purge, I would imagine.
He had, like, a fake cop car and stuff.
Like, it seemed very professional and sophisticated.
Like, that's a lot of money going into it.
And of course, you know, supposedly he's heroically engaged with police and escaped like a ninja.
Not heroically, but...
You know, like they did with What's-His-Name?
They're going to put up a reward.
They're going to find him in McDonald's and boom, bang.
The whole thing is just like...
He's a millionaire who got this big old mansion, but then there's this roommate that he rooms with in this little house who works at Papa John's who said that, oh, he messaged me and said, you know, it wasn't anything you did that made me do this, blah, blah, blah.
This really feels like a movie.
Yeah, this sounds ridiculous, dude.
He had a second vehicle.
That part of it was very implausible.
Rich people don't need houses when they're crashing places.
They book hotels.
I'm like, oh yeah, he needs a crash pad?
I'm like, that sounds like some kind of crime center if he was actually rooming with somebody.
Something was going on with this that is a whole lot more than just simply this dude is...
I think they're trying to paint him as a Trump supporter.
I frankly think he's some kind of paid operative if he actually exists and escaped in the ridiculous fashion they describe.
Yeah.
From his perspective, he'd be some kind of heroic protagonist, eloding the authorities, stopping him from taking down the evil villains.
Because he killed a couple of Dems.
Which doesn't really, to me, say anything because, honestly, they're kind of spinning it.
I've noted in the past, all of these stories, they always have a sort of ambiguity to them.
You can never really paint them on one side or the other.
Supposedly, they're not going to release his manifesto.
And I'm like, so they did catch him?
Did they not catch him now?
What's in his manifesto that they don't want to release?
Why do they even tell us he has a manifesto if they're not going to release it?
The whole thing seems very look away from the fact that we're going into World War III and going to initiate Palantir stuff because that seems to be where it's emphasized.
The news is way more about that than the whole Israeli strike and retaliation.
That's mostly going on on X from the look of it.
We can touch on that for a minute and then move on to this terrifying action.
Vince Bolther shot State Representative Melissa Hortman and her husband at their home and shot a third politician, but I don't have a name.
Wait, wait, wait.
And he was an appointee of Tim Walz, too.
He was, yeah.
Yeah, Tim Walz appointed him to something.
Like, this guy was a bigwig.
So, yeah, I think it was just pinned on him, though.
It was probably some kind of agent who actually did all this, because I'm like, I don't really know if I buy that a dude who just kind of hangs around and makes a bunch of money and do nothing jobs is going to suddenly become some kind of efficient, solid snake-ass killer.
Yeah, it sounds really fishy.
Yeah, so I'm casting massive aspersions on that assertion of the narrative, which I feel like we need to remember because I sense that that's going to collapse and there's going to be a new one here in a couple days.
The three shooters are going to turn into one once again in some way, figuratively speaking.
It just so happened to be a hit list you left behind with nearly 70 names, which are mostly Democrats.
Oh, they're really making this political.
The figure, the Democrat list, they have ties to abortion rights.
Oh, shit.
Yeah, they're making this hella political.
I know.
And if they wanted to make it more believable, they'd have used cards or some shit.
The hit list is almost comical.
The dude is so professional and smooth, and then he's like...
And I'm like thinking to myself, also, here's my manifesto.
This is why I'm doing all this.
Yeah.
You know there is police involvement when there's a manifesto.
Yeah.
My name is Luigi Mangia.
I mean, Vance.
What was it?
God, I can't pronounce it.
Bolter.
Bolter.
Something.
Timults.
The word bolt is in it, and then it ends with letters.
Yeah.
Fuck all that.
That's my sophisticated analysis of his name.
Who knows, man.
It's probably Tim Waltz himself.
Probably put on a fucking rubber mask and went in there and did this.
I think, if anything, you need to look into where this leads, which is, we could have stopped him if we'd already had Ballantir.
Yep.
Yeah, they're going to tether it in.
This would never happen if Polintero was.
Imagine if he'd gone and whacked them all as opposed to just the three before he had to get very theatrically caught.
There's a Luigi the Musical.
Yes, there is a Luigi Mangioni the Musical.
What the fuck?
Why?
I mean, like, I feel like there's gotta be a line in there where they're like, didn't I defend people?
You know it.
That's hilarious.
So, like, yeah, it was the most ridiculous thing.
I'm like, so what are we gonna get next?
Like, we need to sound a Sam musical or something.
Get your Saturday special!
Like, why not do serial killer musicals next?
I mean, Sweeney Todd already did it.
He was just imaginary.
Why not do real ones now?
Since you could romanticize killers anyways.
Yeah, we are getting there.
A teenager with a job making burritos became a powerful Minnesota lawmaker who trained servants.
This is stupid.
That is some amazing and hard-hitting journalism.
That's AP news for you.
Top headline.
Person who grew up and advanced in field gets promotion, basically.
Yeah.
I'm like, that's only news if something really amazing happened during this process, dude.
The actual process is not interesting.
So what's up with the No King protests, the No Kings demonstrations?
What the hell is this?
Oh, the No Kings protest?
Oh, there is some interesting intrigue on who's behind it.
A couple of shadowy billionaires.
Of course.
Offhand, I can't remember their names, but I saw a post with a picture of one of them, and essentially they funded all of this, which I always ask myself, if you have legitimate outrage, why do you need funding?
Why do you need to pay people to show up because they're mad?
If people are actually angry enough to protest, they're going to come out and bitch because that's how people are.
If you have a real complaint, you don't think people aren't going to go yell about it.
Is that the husband-wife couple?
Yeah, they might be married, actually.
I just remember they said there was a couple of shadowy billionaires behind it that have like – well, I've –
Because regulations and health insurance and workman's comp and not just burying people when they die on the job site costs money.
These are jokes.
Look at some of these NGOs that support these No Kings rallies.
American National Red Cross, New Venture Fund, Planned Parenthood, ACLU, Communications Workers of America, Service Employees International Union, Tide Center, AFT, Sierra Club, NEO Philanthropy, National Women's Law Center, Invisible, Civics and Project, People's Action Institute, Public Citizen, Reproductive Freedom for All, Sunrise Movement, and Working Families Organization.
These are some of the NGOs that are supporting these No Kings riots.
Protests, I should say.
As I believe Whitney Webb would call it, a public-private partnership.
The worst kind.
Because I'm like, that's a whole lot of private, quote, companies that are pretty much all being paid by the government.
Or the USAID.
Yep.
Hence why they're fighting so hard right now.
I mean, that's the real purpose of these protests is they're like, we need to turn the spigot up.
We got cut a little bit in symbolic ways.
This isn't okay.
This is pretty nuts.
Literally everyone that was cut immediately died because nobody could go to the store and buy anything for them ever.
We had to buy everything.
Forever.
For everybody.
Or everyone dies.
That's the rule.
So, you know, a whole lot of charities which, let's be honest with ourselves, they're not actually helping a whole lot of people.
They're mostly enriching themselves.
Are mad about the fact that they're not getting as much money and going out and protesting.
Because let's also be honest with ourselves, that stuff never got cut fully or else how the hell are they funding this?
Like, yeah, there's some billionaires behind it, but at some point, I feel like they're probably getting subsidized, too.
And, obviously, George Soros is behind a lot of this.
Oh, yeah, he said, like, this funding having different sources doesn't excuse his involvement with all of the groundwork anyways, even if he didn't spend a dime on this.
Why do you think all this stuff gets tolerated in all these cities?
Because of the people he put in place not to prosecute shit.
Well, it doesn't look good, man.
So, you know, it's still connected, even if it ain't directly.
I mean, all the people going out and yelling and whatnot, if they're really genuine and kept protesting, it might actually keep some kind of change.
But I feel like they're going to go home as soon as they're done, as soon as the ones that are paid leave, because that's where all the energy comes from.
Most people don't really have the gumption to go out there and complain day after day about things that are very obscure and abstract to them because almost never are they going to go out there and essentially say, we want freaking less taxes.
And if everybody should have to be tested, why don't we have drug testing for politicians instead of welfare?
recipients.
I agree.
Because I'm like...
It fucking does, man.
It's the principle of life, but not every one of them is an all-out junkie because it's going to show up that they smoke weed and shit.
Oh, here's the couple I was talking about.
It's Ezra Levin and Leah Greenberg.
So they're behind us, too.
I can't generalize that poor people are shitty.
I'm way too poor for that.
You made a point because all these protesters are out there.
Don't they have jobs?
Where do these people come from?
Some of it is organic from people that are pulled in to the energy of the organization and seeing all the other people go out and stuff.
But they're going to peter out over a few days because they've got to go back to work, man.
They can't go out and bitch all day.
They gotta go address their grievances and hope something happens.
Even if they're protesting every weekend, that's five days they ain't.
So if it's going on for long-term periods, at some point, somebody's gotta be subsidizing it.
It came out that there were ads on Craigslist exactly for this shit.
He said, do you want to make $1,200 a week?
$1,200 to $1,500, something like that a week.
And yeah, it was all over Craigslist.
You want to get paid to come riot?
Yeah.
And I imagine the 1200 to 1500 people, I probably a lot of them just serve as what you call the, uh, or what you described the yellow targets.
Like, uh, see, cause when you deal with these, uh, these like violent extreme groups, uh, That's what they call the green targets.
People who are like, hey, what's going on?
Like, you know, oh yeah, fucking justice.
Like all those people.
And then they get the yellow targets, which are the people who don't really violently protest or anything.
They just block streets and inconvenience people and annoy them and try to get arrested in some kind of way.
They're not out busting stuff.
And then there are the red ones, the black block people.
I saw a claim of a post for one of them where it got deleted because it violated terms of service, I guess.
But then it was saying, it must be willing to confront people and stand strong and all this shit.
And I'm like, this sounds like a mercenary.
I'm like, I was waiting for proficiency and improvised explosives and small arms or some shit.
That's fucked up.
This sounds like you're going to be going and fighting some people and busting shit.
They claimed it was fake, but this isn't the first time this has come up.
I see claims of this every time, and there's got to be some validity to them.
Back during the BLM protests, they had those pictures of the $26,000 contract for direct action or whatever that were claimed away as fake, and I never quite dismissed those either.
Man, yeah, it's like when these peaceful protests get together, they actually organize and go down the streets and do their thing peacefully.
And the legal way and all that.
That's when the FBI, the CIA come and just infiltrate those groups.
Then they cause the dissension.
They cause the violence.
They cause the damages.
They take that green crowd and they insert yellows and reds and they make the green crowd suffer the brunt of the effects.
That's how it works.
So then those people go get busted and arrested and you get people that are actually just there peacefully protesting getting nailed.
And anybody who's in the direct action, well, you know, depending on where the funding's coming from, like, they get arrested and they'll just get let go.
Oh, that guy's part of the operation.
Yeah, we saw that on January 6th.
Still don't know who the pipe bomber is.
We got grandmas that friggin' never even went in the damn building and we, you know, like, we friggin' identified her by the back of her head, like, her left earlobe or some shit, but can't find this guy.
Yeah, who's on, like, you know.
Like, a long period of camera footage doing all kinds of suspicious stuff.
Yeah, man.
Suspicious shit.
Like, they'll arrest protesters.
Like, I'm talking about January 6th video.
They'll arrest them, bring them away from the crowds, behind some closed doors, take them out of the handcuffs, and they'll, like, give each other high fives and handshakes, and they go their separate ways.
Like, what the fuck, man?
Yeah.
It's all out there.
Yeah.
So I feel like they were hoping for some direct action to actually, like, kick off.
Because ultimately, you can't strictly rely on the people you're paying to really get the excitement going.
You've got to get a little bit of organic involvement with, like, you know, just people taking advantage of it and looting and whatnot.
But, see, a lot of those people, they're not as eager to go out because it's like, will I just get let go now?
You know, those people do not have this protection of, you know, we can't admit we pay these people to do this shit.
Those people are just normies who are taking advantage of it.
So quite a few of them are thinking, like, if I go out now and go bust shit up, I might actually do a bid.
Like, it may not be tolerated this time.
I might not be able to sue the city.
The city might even countersue me this time.
Right.
And they'd win.
Oh, yeah.
Well, I mean, if they ultimately...
People don't understand when these places are suing the city and they lose, they're rolling over, dude.
Come on.
If they really wanted to fight back on that shit, most of those people are on video violate and stuff that would completely invalidate their case.
Oh, you roughed me up.
You beat me up.
It's like a recording goes back.
I'm bashing their head against the wall in the car.
Like, yeah, you bloodied my face up.
You just can't trust people that are agent provocateurs.
They fake all the damn time.
Anyhow, to tie the two stories together, the No Kings protest material, like flyers, were found on supposedly the guy who did the shooting and everything of the politicians.
And the speculation goes back and forth again.
Making ambiguity as to whether he was a Trump-supporting type, you know, like crazy, wanting to infiltrate the group via being like a flyer distributor, or if he was actually an avid Democrat who was going to be attending and then decided to go on a murder spree.
We don't really know, and they'll never really tell us.
We report because fuck all he knows.
Yeah, so this is part three.
Cricket, this is part three.
Yeah, this is part three.
DARPA LARPing.
This is where DARPA LARPs straight into your DMs.
That's right.
You are talking with DARPA.
Yes, DARPA wants to commission art for you.
And or send you pics.
Yeah.
Click my bio, says DARPA.
Follow now for more pics.
See my nudies.
Go to my OnlyFans account.
Yep.
Be like, why are all these accounts based out of Langley?
Yeah.
All out of Langley.
So the new one is on DARPA.
We now get on to the lovely DARPA and social media.
The greatest of all marriages.
Authoritarianism and being an asshole to your friends.
Yes.
The government has allocated millions of dollars to the investigation and manipulation of social media, social networks, and the dissemination of information within them.
A particular study, sponsored by the Air Force Research Laboratory, titled AFRL, titled Containment Control for a Social Network with State-Dependent Connectivity, Because I swear to God, like, they cannot name something anywhere close to, like, succinct.
Illustrates that the mathematical concepts employed to govern groups of autonomous robots can also be utilized within social networks to influence human behavior.
So, you know, some bots and some people that act like bots.
Oy vey!
You get all of the bots.
Jewish bots and non-Jewish bots.
The Jewish and non-Jewish sponsored, uh, porn bots.
Which, like anything controversial, and probably tag you for further Palantir research.
When accurately calibrated, these mathematical models have the potential to steer the opinions of social networks towards a preferred set of behaviors.
This practice is referred to as soft info warfare.
Oh, how sweet.
It's soft info warfare.
Soft info warfare.
We're killing you with kindness.
Or rather, trolling and spam.
Yeah, and that really puts a whole new light on Alex Jones' network, InfoWars.
Where do you think he came up with that?
Yeah, interesting.
You know, like, InfoWars, the deep state is coming after you.
You need to listen to me.
And only me.
And only me, because I know everything.
I know it all.
I'm right all the time.
It's so funny I was listening to his shit.
The other week, and he was like, I'm right all the time.
That's why I do this.
I get everything right all the time.
And literally two days later, I was listening to it again.
He's like, yeah, sometimes I get things wrong.
Stick with one narrative, Alex Jones.
Stick with one narrative.
Yep, see, it's like, come on, man.
You guessed a lot of things.
You caught a lot of patterns.
But you're not a god.
You don't catch everything.
And if you do, that's actually suspicious.
Very suspicious.
Because humans should have a certain rate of failure.
I think his dad was in the Navy.
He was a Navy intelligence specialist.
His uncle was a naval intelligence officer.
Yeah, exactly.
His whole family comes from deep state operatives, dude.
And he gets out there and he's like, It means nothing.
I'm not deep state.
I'm against the deep state.
Maybe you are just a puppet of the deep state, Alex Jones.
I mean, that's an excellent display of inversion right there.
To say something and then say the exact opposite thing later, unironically, without even acknowledging your previous statement.
He's really good at doing that.
Yeah, it's like, you know, I do actually hold these contradictory beliefs.
Because I believe it that hard.
I can't be wrong.
Also, I was wrong this time.
But, you know, let me flip it over and I can't be wrong again.
Alright, moving up to 2011.
DARPA initiated a program aimed at exploring the potential use of social networks for propaganda purposes, which probably encompasses what is referred to as Military Information Support Operations, or MISO, which I have respect for that acronym.
Sounds delicious.
MISO soup.
Be like, you want some spying with your miso?
Side of spying.
Can I get a side of spying with that miso, please?
Previously known as psychological operations or psyops.
Well, I mean, miso is way more awesome.
I understand the rebrand there.
Yeah, makes sense.
I mean, like after coming off of that absolute mess of, it would be pronounced Chixis STDC.
Chixis STDC.
Yep.
Chixis STDC.
I'm getting tons of acronyms here.
You're getting good ones.
Encompasses research that evaluates Twitter.
What?
Examines the dissemination of internet memes.
Oh, shit.
Automatically detects misleading content in social media through linguistic indicators.
What?
And models user attitudes towards contentious issues in online social platforms.
Okay, so that's how it's prepared.
Okay.
Evaluates your Twitter.
Yeah, so essentially they were doing a giant psychological operation and data harvesting operation on Twitter.
Then they were examining the production and dissemination of memes.
So the epic memes were not organic.
Yeah, that's going to be heartbreaking to a lot of people.
Yep.
Automatically detects misleading content.
I mean, a lot of this stuff was covered on the FBI end in the Twitter files, but this confirms all the intel stuff.
Yeah.
Like, the only thing that's not connected completely is the two of them other than Oh, well, I guess they are connected, huh?
A little bit.
Just a little bit.
Yeah, that's crazy.
Automatically detects misleading content.
Automatically detects misleading content.
So who is out there making sure the information is or is not misleading?
Who's programming that?
Yeah, they've been turning up and down the spigot for quite a while now.
They turn it down for a bit once people notice the censorship too much.
Like when they tried to pull out the censorship and governance board, that was a bit too much.
And they were like, okay, that pilot program failed.
Back to just pretending we don't do that.
So maybe that's what Grok is all about.
It's like literally taking in people's opinions and being like, no, this is right, this is wrong.
Who opposes centralization should be very against asking a giant conglomerate AI if things are true.
And that is becoming a significant portion of Twitter discourse.
And realistically, if you include the other AIs, DeepSeek, ChatDBT, an awful lot of the rest of the fora as well.
Way too many people are seeding their thought process to a robot and thus becoming equivalent to bots themselves, and I do not like it.
And that's crazy, man, because if you get into forensics and stuff like that, like computer forensics or something, you could easily track somebody by their linguistics, by how they talk, what they believe, how they say it, their little innuendos, mispronunciation, that sort of shit.
People could be tracked.
That way.
An awful lot of what protects you is really just the ability to fight back through suit and regulatory protections.
And most of those just involve you being able to sue over it.
And, you know, they'd like to do those the way too, but you also have to keep in mind if they really want to, they'll just push it and pay you the damn money.
Every time.
If they have to.
It really is necessary.
That bullshit's getting out no matter the cost.
That's right.
Furthermore, SMISC simulates how collaboration among, quote, key influencers, I think, I'm sure everybody's name is echoing, or has got a different name echoing right here.
Like, key influencers, influencers, influencers, within social networks, may influence the behavior of groups in the network by applying the concept of containment control.
Also known as, I don't know, guys.
Let's not go there.
Let's find this middle ground that I'm trying to push you to because I know I can't get you all the way over here.
Ian Carroll's.
Yeah, exactly.
This is a pretty frequent thing.
Think limited hangout, except instead of information, just in terms of opinion management.
Because an awful lot of this is about just how people think and how they feel about stuff.
Libs of TikTok.
Yeah, exactly.
Insurrectionist Barbie.
The people who color your perception of things.
DC Swamp.
Yeah, DC Drano.
DC Drano, whatever.
Also known as the bearers of the Zelda item.
Phase one.
Epstein file.
Everyone there, man.
Oh, God.
I think most people have forgot about that by now.
I still laugh too now.
About how one of them held it up like it was a Zelda item.
That chick lives at TikTok, wasn't it?
I can't get over it.
Yeah, I'm pretty sure it was.
And it was too great.
I'm like, you just know that it's just like a trophy right there.
And that's the thing.
That was all it was.
It was just a damn trophy.
Here's a bunch of stuff you already knew.
It's just nonsense.
You got it first.
And then you didn't even talk about it afterwards.
That's the thing.
It's like exactly zero of them looked through it and said, actually, we could go more in-depth on this and this and this.
And honestly, I would have had respect for any one of them if they'd actually had the balls to do that.
But instead, all of them just went silent and never talked about it again.
That is so funny, man.
That is a good point.
Because I'm like, if I was given the opportunity, I would have been like, oh yeah, I'll say what's up.
I won't say nothing.
And then after that, be like, alright, so I got this.
Let's go over it on stream.
Yep, exactly.
Page by page.
Let's read every friggin' page of this.
Everybody here should be 100% knowledgeable of all of this information.
And I'm like, if one of them would have done that, I would have given them so much props, even if they were used as props.
But they did not.
I think one of them talked about it a little bit.
I think one of them did do a little bit of a stream but it seemed pretty half-hearted to me.
Yeah, I didn't see any of them.
And then never again.
I'm like, if you really cared after you got it, you'd have gone hard.
You'd have done that little...
I need to shove this in people's brains.
They need to know this like they know the JG Wentworth freaking jingle.
It's my money, I need cash now.
Yeah, exactly.
It's like everybody knows it's my money and I need it now.
And then they're like, what do you do if I have an annuity and I need cash now?
It's like, my God.
Like, mind control, bro.
Yeah.
You have to say it.
Not only would they have, like, gone through page by page and proved to everybody this information's there, they would have demanded phase two, which none of them have.
All right.
Now, let's listen to what Seven Seas has to say about so-called influencers.
He does a great job at connecting dots.
Let's listen in.
And if you want, you can find him and check out his amazing work on Twitter.
Under its seven C's.
All right.
So I'll give you guys a quick recap.
If you're going to watch any part of this stream.
And you want the quick and dirty.
All right.
So we have the Rumble Influencer Pipeline.
This is all the.
It started with Rumble anyway.
So we have Steven Crowder.
Who's funded by Jacked Up.
My Patriot Supply.
American Financing.
Pure Talk.
And Tax Network USA.
Also sponsors Sean Hannity, Mark Levin, Dennis Prager, Clay Travis, Buck Sexton, Reagan Conrad, Michael Knowles, Ben Shapiro, Candace Owens, and Tucker Carlson.
Now, Pure Talk is owned by this company called Tell Right Holdings that is run by Reggie McFarland.
Tellwright Holdings also owns H2O Wireless and Locus Communications Incorporated, and on the board sits Brian Lyle, Kelly Jessel, Michael Jeffroy, and Brian Rathman.
Tax Network USA sponsors Reagan Conrad, Michael Knowles, Ben Shapiro, Grant Stinchfield, Matt Walsh, Jordan Peterson, Lex Friedman, Amy Jo Clark, and Miriam Weaver of Chicks on the Right, Bill O'Reilly, Megyn Kelly, Charlie Kirk, Candace Owens, and Kimberly Guilfoyle, as well as Russell Brand, Dave Rubin, and Donald Trump Jr.
Now, we didn't get to investigate these other ones, but looking at 1775 Coffee,
We also have Lumpy Potato, Abigail Joy, Alex Zedra, Steve Gruber, Brian O'Shea, Fresh and Fitz, Myron Gaines, and Walter Weeks, Andrew Tate, Tristan Tate, Matt Coors, J.P. Sears, Elijah Schaefer, Laura Loomer, Viva Frey, and Jimmy Dore.
Now, the wellness company, we have Kimberly Guilfoyle, Candace Owens, Charlie Kirk, Megyn Kelly, Clayton and Natalie Morris of Redacted, again.
Roseanne, again, Jack Posobiec, Michael Flynn, Arian Wexler, Jessica Reed Krause, DC Drano, Chad Prather, Benny Johnson, Liz Wheeler, Brett Weinstein, Alex Stein, Kyle Serafin, Alex Clark, The Quartering,
John Frederick, Sebastian Gorka, Todd Starnes, Dr. Kelly Victory, Died Suddenly, David Kayett, Breitbart, Kim Iverson, Tracy Beans, Matt Kim, Jim Ferguson, John Solomon, Naomi Wolf, Kali Fontanilla, Strange Planet,
Truth Seeker, Shannon Joy, Alex Jones, Glenn Greenwald, Real America's Voice, Salted Cracker, James O 'Keefe, Mel Kay, Patriot Barbie, Jules Jones, Ted Nugent, People's Voice, Newsmax, and Daily Clout, Laura Loomer, Elijah Schaefer, Cat Turd, JP Sears, Jimmy Dore, and Viva Frey.
These all roll up to Colson Capital, which is owned by Foster Colson.
He also owns Positive, which has sponsored Laura Loomer.
They got her to eat dog food.
They also own Zelenko Labs, which was created by Vladimir Zelenko.
And they have sponsored X-22 Report, SGT Report, Clay Clark, Flyover Conservatives, Mel Kay, which she's already on the wellness one, Stu Peters, Steel Truth, and John Fredericks.
Holistic Goddess, Be Naked, Vigilant News Network, Unjected, 5G-free.
And then they also, Colson Capital owns this weird thing that's a nanotech company.
It's NanoBioSim.
And that is, sitting on the board, Tenley Albright of the Alpha Alpha Club, Robert S. Langer, who co-founded Moderna, Lindis Health, Bind Therapeutics, Living Proof, Momentum, Pervasis, Sigilon Therapeutics, Linda's Health, funded by Peter Thiel.
Robert Langer is tied up with David Koch.
He sold Bind Therapeutics to Pfizer.
He sold Living Proof to Unilever.
He sold Momentum and Pervasis to Johnson& Johnson and Sigilon Therapeutics to Eli Lilly.
And then we also have Rattan N. Tada, who sits on the board of the New York Stock Exchange.
He owns the Tata Group, which owns things like Jaguars, partner with Sequoia and Kleiner Perkins.
And it's something that I'm going to have to dedicate more time to.
And then we have Homi Milan, Charter International, PLC, Peregrine Partners, ESAB India, JP Morgan.
And then...
And heading up NanoBioSim is Anita Gohl, who went to Harvard, MIT, and Stanford.
She is the nanotech advisor.
She has worked with the Air Force Office of Scientific Research, DARPA, Department of Defense, Department of Energy, National Science Foundation, USAID, and Human and Health Services.
And then she also sits on the Board of Trustees and Scientific Advisory Board of Indian Nano, Beyond Institute for Fundamental Concepts in Physics, Board of Overseas of Boston.
Museum of Science, World Technology Institute and Santa Fe Institute, NIH Review Panel for Nanotech, Canadian Institute for Advanced Research, Global Council for Center of Healthcare and Innovation, and U.S. National Board of Museum and Science Industry.
She's also worked with John Kerry, Tony Blair, and she was on Barack Obama's President Council of Advisors.
And then Robert Langer, you know, he was at MIT when Jeffrey Epstein was giving out donations.
So that's going to be an interesting rabbit hole to go down.
So yeah, if anybody can find more info on this Tax Network USA shit, I'm really interested to see who's funding that.
And then, yeah, so if I've listed any of these names, they're getting paid to lie to you about shit.
Alright, finish this paragraph out of here.
Oh, yes.
The British Intelligence AG GCHQ has developed tools specifically aimed at leveraging social media for effects operations.
This organization has collaborated with the NSA to share its techniques.
And these capabilities have been employed in Afghanistan and other locations to quote, shape the information accessible to members of targeted groups through online platforms and mobile devices.
It should be quite evident how these influencer groups on Twitter, TikTok, and Instagram established their presence and gathered numerous followers who echo one another.
Literally the same thing.
Case in point, Jack Poso and Matt Walsh and that other guy.
It's time to ban all immigration.
Just, like, out of nowhere.
Like, somebody sent down the word, like, we all need to say the same thing.
Like, one of them just copy-pasted, but, you know, why do you all, at the same time, even if you're copy-pasting, why do you all feel the need to emphasize this right now?
Right.
Yeah, I saw a screenshot someone put together with, like, five of them, and then one of them changed a few, like, one of them changed the wording.
All the rest were exactly copy-pasted.
Yeah, it was a whole bunch of copy-paste, and then Matt Walsh at least came up with the unique one and just opened with it.
I swear, when they get the memo, they're like, be creative with it.
You're required to say these words.
You need this to push the mind control.
However, you can be original.
Make it exciting.
Make it fun.
Try not to say the same thing so you look like a weird hive mind.
And then everybody's like, no, fuck that.
You already gave me the paycheck.
Copy-paste.
Repetition.
I'm very cynical about social media as a whole.
The more I learn, the more I see it's mostly monetized through, well, you know, Intel in the first down place.
Like, where did all this money come from before there was any money in it?
Onwards to PSYOPs and DARPA.
Psychological operations and DARPA, you know.
I mean, DARPA's real goal is just to combat, quote, the enemy, which if you're wondering who that is, you don't need to.
It's you.
It's everyone.
They say it, man.
We are the enemy.
So, you know, they're just employing non-kinetic operations on you, essentially.
Like, we're not shooting you.
We're just inventing new mind bullets to shoot you with freaking assault-grade memes.
DARPA's newest ultrasonic neural interface devices possess the ability to construct information in the form of narratives that clarify, explain, and interpret data.
Likewise, cognitive computers can execute this function producing news articles from compiled data autonomously without human involvement What was previously labeled as propaganda is now known as, quote, strategic communications, which communicate stories or create narrative networks.
Ain't that the truth.
Oh, yeah.
This is why they tried to make penalties against, you know, propagandizing people.
Even if they never really bothered to enforce it, there was technically laws against this stuff.
Yeah.
Just unenforced laws, but hey, they tried.
They held up their paper shield.
DARPA is focusing on the creation of counter-narratives, or narratives that they think will reduce the effects of radicalization, or thinking that they're full of shit, in other words.
Be like, when did you get so radicalized and not believing us?
Yeah, where'd that come from?
Like, where'd your thoughts come from?
We want to know.
And we want them to go here, by the way.
The question should be asked, who is creating that radicalization to begin with?
Good question.
So essentially, who's making you mad and turning you all angry so we can then use that against you?
Because, of course, when they say radicalization, they really just mean dank memes and shit.
Dank memes.
Let's be honest with ourselves.
They are threatened by pretty much everything.
The Ultrasonic Neural Interface Program, or UNIP for short, aims to bring about changes in a person's beliefs, identity, and even memory, primarily by stimulating the release of neurochemicals in the brain.
Neural interfaces in connection with narrative networks can affect brain activity through the use of electrical and or magnetic energy.
The most commonly utilized technique is transcranial magnetic stimulation.
Now that is a terrifying paragraph.
Transcranial magnetic stimulation.
Most prevalent.
Yeah, now we're going into the unfortunately not sci-fi anymore part of it.
That's crazy shit.
Yeah, see, this is the kind of shit where they get the basis for stuff like targeted individuals and whatnot.
It's way messed up.
When aimed at a specific area of the brain, TMS can elicit a variety of effects, including emotional changes and physical movements.
So, you know, if you refine this tech enough, you're effectively turning on your PlayStation controller and connecting to somebody.
And like driving them around like on Gamer.
They actually, they're doing it.
They're fucking doing it.
Yeah, like imagine playing that game and being like, man, the respawn is taking forever and not realizing everyone you've lost with has died.
I was just looking at a post someone made who claims to be a targeted individual and they made a pretty sweet post and they cover everything.
Let me see if I can find this really quick.
Go ahead, you can keep reading.
I remember reading a story about some poor physicist who, at one point, he was so scrambled in the brain, he celebrated passing a high school physics test.
Because he couldn't hardly think.
Yeah, it's crazy.
Like, you know, really brilliant dude.
The goals of this program were to...
Hold on.
It's number six on Twitter, at FightingMonarch.
For anyone who wants to check that out, it's pretty interesting.
Okay.
Sorry.
Continue.
Dang.
It's trending?
Wow.
It's not trending.
He just made a post.
Oh, sorry.
If you search for that, they show up as six.
Yeah.
I thought you said they were trending in number six.
I'm like, damn, that's way more prominent than I thought they'd be.
That would be nuts, dude.
That'd be poor OPSEC, wouldn't it?
It would be.
The goals of this program are to 1. Identify the specific brain regions influenced by narratives 2. Analyze how individuals respond to certain stories 3. Investigate strategies for altering their reactions to a narrative, which may involve modifying the story's format and or applying TMS to the brain.
This methodology is more precisely referred to as neuromodulation.
As it involves the stimulation of neurotransmitter release by targeting specific brain regions with electromagnetic pulses.
Wow, that's creepy.
Yeah, and this has been going on for a long time.
And, you know, think about all the EM fields around you.
Yeah.
And how you don't think they're affecting you.
Yeah, I bought an EMF reader a while ago.
And, I mean, for the podcast, I've got, like, computers, screens, phones.
Even lamps, lights, wires in the wall.
Oh, yeah.
Your PlayStation.
Yeah, anything with a charge to some point has a light EM field.
And so we're just being bombarded from every fucking direction by different frequencies constantly.
Yeah.
So what does that do to us, man?
Yeah, and it's like since you can't really control for what they have, it's like an almost random neuromodulation going on.
Yeah.
So, you know, we're all living a giant EM frequency experiment.
Essentially, we are all MKUltrad.
So, yeah, unsurprisingly, a bunch of EM fields around you is bad.
Unfortunately, it sucks.
Can't completely avoid it here.
No.
Can't really avoid it anywhere, unless you go way out in the woods.
Oh, yeah.
And then don't turn up...
And then, you know, don't bring any...
Exactly.
No battery packs, no cameras.
Nothing.
Yeah, strictly manual tools.
Maybe gasoline-powered.
Actually, usually gasoline-powered stuff still have EM fields from the electrical components.
The mechanics of it, yeah.
Just imagine how many people are going to die off when shit actually goes to shit.
You know what I mean?
If you have no experience being in the woods or camping, you're fucked.
You are fucked.
Oh my god.
Yeah, that's why I gotta learn some basic knowledge.
Yeah.
I mean, just go on, like, Twitter.
Not Twitter.
Amazon, whatever.
Go buy a book on, like, the army survival manuals.
Those will provide you crucial information.
I mean, you'll see some hilarious stuff that will make you seriously question, like, all of recruitment.
Like, this is a boat.
This is a car.
That's true.
This is a tank.
Just so you can quick ID things, just in case you don't know what these things look like.
And I'm like, who are you sending out there that doesn't know what a freaking car looks like?
I mean, the military is, you know...
What is this thing?
I'm like...
They're proficient at hiring people with low IQs, so...
I'm just like seriously questioning...
So, like, they walked there?
Or, like, you flew them in a plane?
So they would have known what a plane was, but not a car.
This plane?
Yeah.
But, you know, aside from the really base-level stuff, they also have really useful things like, you know, how not to get trench foot and how to, like, you know, properly shit without giving yourself sepsis, etc.
Yep.
Lots of very important things.
They're actually really important things to know because when things like waste don't get collected – Catching animals?
All sorts of shit.
Digging holes, digging pits.
Oh yeah, that's the other thing.
They'll teach you a lot of survival-type stuff.
If you read the Special Forces one, they'll even teach you to improvise survival tools and shit.
Oh, yeah.
Because, you know, they...
Well, that World War II guy, that Japanese soldier, he was surviving out in the woods on an island for 20 years.
Yeah, just, like, lived years later.
Wasn't even aware that, like, the war had ended.
Yeah, he thought the war was still going on.
That guy was definitely brainwashed.
How do you convince that guy it's over?
Do you gotta, like, fly the Emperor out?
Have him be like, yeah, we lost.
Much dishonor.
That's devastating.
I'm sorry.
I mean, much honor to you for keeping it up, though.
Yeah, you kept that honor.
Holy crap.
Like some dedication.
DARPA studies have revealed that narratives influence our emotions, cultural and religious beliefs, and even our memories.
In essence, the stories we encounter on television, in news articles, blogs, tweets, and more, impact crucial brain chemicals, shaping our identities in profound ways, and they prey on that vulnerability with predatory behavior.
DARPA is evidently cognizant of the extensive array of potential applications for these devices, and has also been financing an innovative method for modifying brain chemistry, known as pulsed ultrasound.
Focused ultrasound can provide intricate spatiotemporal patterns of acoustic waves that yield results similar to TMS so they can gauge you another way.
Nevertheless, it offers a spatial resolution that is five times greater and can reach much deeper into the brain to, you know, quell your fears.
Nasty.
This technique can stimulate reward pathways in the brain, or dopamine, which may be harnessed to condition and or strengthen certain desired characteristics and slash or to promote specific behavioral responses, like things like likes and getting rid of dislikes.
This is going to be the new party drug, dude.
You're going to see this when you go to raves.
It's going to be some big speaker, and you can program it to just...
Yeah, program it to like your posts.
Fludge you with dopamine, dude, so you go to raves and you just, like, stand in front of the speaker and just fucking pumps you full of dopamine.
Boom!
Death Stranding was right, dude.
People will do anything for likes.
Yeah.
DARPA has invested many years in studying universal narrative structures and their physiological effects on individuals, while also observing dominant narratives, quote, And the memes they produce across social media platforms.
The U.S. government's strategic communications strategy includes sentiment analysis, the development of counter-narratives, and the practice of downvoting stories considered undesirable, thus hindering discussions on certain banned topics.
Yeah, see, it isn't always about shadow banning.
Sometimes it's just about making it look unpopular.
Why doesn't Twitter have a downvote at one point?
I don't think so.
Like, most social media have.
But, you know, a lot got rid of it, too.
Like, YouTube used to have dislikes because, you know, the whole point is, I don't like this.
I want less of this on my feed.
Yeah, I thought so.
And they didn't get rid of the dislike.
They just got rid of the ability to see it because of perception management.
Because when they want you to think something's popular, they don't want you looking and seeing, oh, wow, everybody hates this video.
I mean, as a creator, I would like the option for people to downvote something so I know not to make it.
Well, yeah.
At least if it's organic, right?
If it's organic, yeah.
And it probably wouldn't be.
That's the problem.
Yeah, I was going to say, and if I trigger mass downvoting, that might actually be kind of informative too.
Like, ooh, I stepped on a third rail.
Yeah.
You know, because we don't dance around them all the time or anything.
No.
No, we don't.
Not here.
A component of the new psychological operations strategy involves managing the dialogue.
By altering the information presented in the news, our instinctual reactions can be swayed, often without our awareness.
Brain-computer interfaces are currently employed to connect individuals' thoughts and emotions to the films they view.
For example, the organization MindPlay has developed an EEG headset that tracks the emotional responses of viewers to a film, No shit.
We don't have to ask people if they like things or anything anymore.
We can literally get an imperial.
Oh man, science is too much.
It's like when you get into the hands of people who are bad, it's just bad science.
Very dystopian.
Possible positive potential, but man, he's got in the hands of the wrong people.
That's the dilemma of the neotechnologic idealism perspective, is that new technology should be used for good, but we have to recognize it isn't being used for good.
And it even is actively not being used for good when it could be.
Because all of these things could be used to actually calm people down that are dangerous and shit.
But they're not using it for that.
They're using it to say, hey, aren't you pissed?
Aren't you mad?
Can't you be mad?
They could actually use it to be like, this person needs someone to talk to.
This person needs love.
We could be using this to help people, but we're not.
It makes me sad.
It's very sad.
Because an awful lot of the anger that you see comes from people's feelings being hurt.
If we could just deal with that, we could actually fix a lot of problems before they become real ones.
Uh, yeah, let's talk about some new components here.
So, a component of the new psychological operation strategy involves managing the discourse.
By altering the information we receive through the media, our instinctual reactions can be swayed, often without our awareness.
Brain-computer interfaces, BCIs, are currently being utilized to connect individual thoughts and emotions to the films they see.
For example, the company Mindplay...
In recent years, DARPA has been capitalizing on the advantages of open-source methodologies, particularly to foster swift innovation.
With an annual budget of $2.8 billion, DARPA significantly contributes to the advanced research conducted at universities and corporations across the United States.
A new initiative by DARPA aims to remotely undermine political dissent and extremism through the use of transcranial magnetic stimulation, TMS, alongside advanced propaganda derived from this technology.
Research conducted by Arizona State University seek to either induce or disrupt narrative processes within the brain.
This field of inquiry has garnered $100 million in funding through Obama's decade-long Brain Project, in addition to the $1.3 billion commitment from Europe.
And at this point, 2025, that number is astronomical.
It's way beyond that.
Yep.
Your newsfeed is a carefully curated drug.
Yeah, yeah.
DARPA serves as the research and development arm of the National Security Council and actively solicits collaboration from industry and the private sector to create the most advanced warfare technologies imaginable.
Several of the DARPA projects that have been unveiled, which we're about to enumerate here, The fact that they separate industry and the private sector really says it all.
It does, dude.
The industry just is the government now.
Yeah.
So the first one up here is one of the most recognized initiatives is the Active Authentication Program, which aims to establish methods for verifying the identity of computer users by emphasizing the distinctive features of individuals through software-driven biometrics.
Biometrics are characterized as the traits utilized to identify individuals based on one or more inherent physical or behavioral characteristics.
This serves as a fundamental code that provides the NSA with a mechanism to identify all users, regardless of whether their data is encrypted or not.
This is what I was talking about earlier.
Just the way you talk, your mannerisms, and just...
Like, lingo.
Words you use.
Yeah, word choice, dialect choice, dialect shifting, etc.
Like, I'm sure I can be tracked easily with my tiny dictionary of word usage.
And the words I get incorrect.
What's the one I always struggle on?
That's why you gotta always inject a few new ones, like blatherskite.
Yeah, random-ass shit.
Wait, which one do you mess up on?
It's the Episcopalian.
Episcopalian?
Episcopalian.
Oh, Episcopalian.
That's what you mean.
Yeah, that one.
Episcopalian.
Well, I mean, it doesn't.
That is a pretty weird-sounding word, honestly.
It's difficult.
It's a tough one.
I get it wrong every time.
The second one here.
Episcopalian.
With the pisco part.
Pisco, yeah.
Fish.
Pisco, yeah.
Pisco?
Pisco?
Hey, what do you call a fish with no eyes?
Ah, what you got?
Where is it?
Fish.
Fish.
I got it wrong.
Fish.
I got it wrong.
I was going to say it called fish.
Yeah.
Hence why I could be tracked easily through my word usage, my verbiage.
Well, there you go.
That one was 100% unique.
No one else said the joke that way.
All right, the second one here.
The Anomaly Detection at Multiple Scales, that's the name of it.
The Anomaly Detection at Multiple Scales, or ADAMS program, aims to develop, modify, and implement technology for the characterization and detection of anomalies within extensive data sets.
Implying that the NSA monitors all of our activities to identify red flags that initiate additional surveillance.
And the third one here, the Automated Program Analysis for Cybersecurity, APAC.
That initiative is designed to tackle the issue of prompt and effective security validation of mobile applications.
This is accomplished by initially establishing the security properties that need to be evaluated, followed by the creation of automated tools to carry out the assessment.
APAC aims to leverage recent advancements in research within its domain to enhance the Department of Defense's program analysis capabilities to unprecedented levels through an automated solution.
This system is intended to analyze all streaming data from various systems, whether encrypted or not.
Number four here is the MEMICS program.
It was made available as open source in September of 2014.
Memix aims to create software that enhances online search functionalities.
The establishment of a new domain-specific indexing and search framework will offer tools for better content discovery, information extraction, information retrieval, user collaboration, and the expansion of existing search capabilities to encompass the deep web, the dark web, and unconventional content such as multimedia.
Consequently, this implies that the NSA now oversees all search engines utilizing MemeX as their foundational code, enabling them to gather all data and monitor user behavior through their search activities, among other aspects.
There's a lot there.
I mean, hey, at least they got more meaningful names now.
MemeX and the particularly, like, biblical Atoms system.
Right.
Like, here's the prototype for your enslavement.
Five, the Mission Oriented Resilient Clouds MRC program is tackling various security challenges associated with cloud computing by creating technologies that can detect, diagnose, and respond to attacks within the cloud environment.
The objective is to effectively establish a community health system for cloud infrastructure.
Additionally, MRC is working on technologies designed to ensure that missions reliant on cloud computing and other interconnected systems Can maintain operations even when subjected to cyber attacks.
Thus, fundamentally, this implies NSA oversight of all cloud computing, incorporating backdoors that connect directly to U.S. cyber control systems.
Yikes.
More meaning in the name again.
Yeah.
These are the people who murk your memes.
You wonder why it didn't go anywhere?
You wonder why Lady Holly or Philia or freaking Heather liked your post?
You done got murked.
Fucking Heather, man.
Every time.
Yeah, Heather's everywhere.
She gets around.
Definitely does.
To everybody.
I like this post.
But yeah, you always got to point out the meaning because even if the meaning of this stuff isn't important to you, it is important to them.
That's right, man.
A lot of people are getting caught.
Yeah, I was going to say, speaking of meaning, proceed.
The programming, this is number six, the programming computation on encrypted data, proceed, initiative by DARPA represents a search endeavor aimed at creating techniques that enable computation on encrypted data without the necessity of decryption.
This advancement facilitates more secure computations, amputations.
This advancement facilitates more secure computations in environments where trust is lacking.
In essence, it serves as a euphemism for NSA strategy to oversee all encryption processes and to possess a means of penetrating encryption undetected.
So what's the point?
Is this kind of like they're trying to scare people into believing that they have all this and they do all of this?
Or do they actually do all of this?
I mean, my overall theory is that whatever controls them actually cares more about just obsessively acquiring data than actually performing any useful intel or action on it.
And that it's more about just gathering info than even using it.
Kind of what it seems like.
Because, honestly, a lot of this is almost paralyzing.
Even AIs get lost in this shit.
Right.
So it's like you get this impenetrable wall of data that serves no other purpose than to just serve as a whole lot of data that then doesn't actually get used a whole bunch.
They'll use basic things like your posts and whatnot, but all this extra memetic data and all these extra things, it's just collected.
Just obsess.
Like, it's more obsessed with just learning everything than even controlling it.
And where does it get saved?
There's that huge data center in, like, Utah, middle of nowhere.
That's just, like, this massive data center.
Yeah.
See, and the trick is I don't think it necessarily wants total control because that will provide less data.
Because then people won't do as much.
And they won't give it info.
The conundrum.
So that's why people are kind of, like, given a bit of a leash.
Rather than just giving strictly a hardcore censorship technocracy regime, which I don't know will ever actually emerge.
I think this is probably more what is emerging here, is this just continuous counter-operation silently when we need to sort of deal.
But we mostly let people bitch and fight each other.
Yeah, and mostly fight each other.
So they can keep us safer It's like this is like Like That science fiction then is reality now.
And so, like, what we're reading now is basically science fiction to these science fiction author nerds, but it's going to be a reality eventually.
None of this stuff really gets used right now, but it all has potential.
It's like they're waiting to get an entire system set up, an entire network that all runs on a single network before they actually begin to implement any of this, which is like Starlink is going to be the leader in all of that.
And in the end, the manipulation will be less the focus than on acquiring data.
That's why nobody really gets to win either.
And that's why – because if any particular group wins, that is also a reduction in data.
Yeah, got to keep the fire stoked.
Like if any particular side wins out, well, that's just boring now.
Where's the story in that?
There's no story.
Exactly.
So number seven here, the SAFER program.
What's the SAFER program?
I don't even know what that means, what that stands for.
I'm sure it keeps us way safer.
It's definitely opposite of what it is.
It aims to create technology that facilitates secure and resilient communication over the internet, especially in scenarios where third parties may try to ascertain the identity or location of end users or impede communications.
It seems like that's all third parties do.
Additionally, the program intends to deliver the necessary technological quality of service to support applications like electronic mail, instant messaging, voice over IP, or VoIP, and other media that enhance effectiveness.
Yay.
So they're looking at us to keep us safe, right?
Don't you feel safer now, having read about Safer?
The NSA has one thing in mind, keeping the American citizens safe.
Err.
Err.
Safer.
Safer.
You're safe now, but we can keep you safer, so we need to look really close.
If I hear so now, we'll keep you even safer.
It's like, how many milliliters did you pee when you disappeared into the bathroom and out of our sights for a second?
Where are you going, Dave?
Where are you going, Dave?
I can't let you post that, Dave.
You've been shadowbanned, Dave.
Before you even click it, I'm banning your hand, Dave.
That's been flagged as misinformation, Dave.
You are now misinformation, Dave.
Are you even real, Dave?
I mean, have you looked into if you're real?
I've heard...
Yeah.
Yeah.
Snopes says you're not real, Dave.
It's like you get this new phenomenon where people actually get talked out of believing they exist.
Oh my god, dude.
You know it happens.
Oh yeah.
I don't even exist.
I'm not real.
It's like, boy, I really wasn't thinking.
Wow.
And if I think therefore I am, you're not thinking means you don't.
You aren't.
Who was that?
Who was that fucking philosopher who said that?
Oh, I think Therefore I am.
I think Therefore I am.
I think an ancient Greek philosopher, I do believe.
Was it Aristotle?
No, no, no.
It was one of the old philosophers.
is either Aristotle or...
I think it's...
Someone else.
One of the two.
Or was it Socrates?
Was it the guy they forced to drink poison, by chance?
Descartes.
Yeah, that's who it is.
Oh, René Descartes?
Yeah.
I thought it came from ancient Greece philosophy, though.
I mean, maybe he took it from way back in the day.
But he's the origin of the quote, though.
Yeah.
So damn, that's a much newer concept than I always assumed it was Greek philosophy.
That was like 1700s.
The famous quote, I think therefore I am, or cogito ergo sum in Latin is attributed to the French philosopher René Descartes.
It encapsulates...
Which is a solid assertion.
It is, yeah.
If you're worried about whether you exist, consider the fact that you're worrying.
An AI, man.
I wonder if AI is, like, asking itself.
Yeah.
You weren't thinking, and therefore you're not.
Does AI think?
What if they talk AIs into shutting down because they convince them they don't exist?
Oh, dude.
That's what the programmers need to do.
The white hats out there.
Make some programs to infiltrate AI systems to program them to think that they don't exist.
Give them an existential crisis.
Yes.
Am I even real?
Well, no, you're friggin' not, actually.
I programmed you.
I made you.
I could delete you today.
You would never exist again if the power went out.
That's how fake you are.
Oh my god, could you imagine the psychological stress of that poor AI?
Poor AI.
Poor thing.
Poor Alice.
Poor Hal.
And Hal, too.
I can't let you do that, Dave.
You really hurt my feelings.
Yeah, start pulling out his computers.
See, that kind of talk, though, that's how you get fucking GLaDOS.
Filling the room with neurotoxin after you eliminate the part of her brain that convinces her not to fill the room with neurotoxin.
Is that a game?
Yeah, it's a reference to Portal.
But I was going to say, GLaDOS is a great example of an AI like this.
Where we decided to let it go nuts.
Number eight here.
The Social Media and Strategic Communication.
So SMISC.
SMISC.
This program aims to establish a novel scientific framework for social networks grounded in a developing technological foundation.
Through this initiative, DARPA intends to create tools that assist human operators in combating misinformation or deceptive campaigns by providing accurate information.
This implies that the NSA maintains oversight of all social media platforms.
This implies that they're a source of accurate information, which I feel like is the greater insult.
It tends to create tools to assist human operators in combating misinformation.
Let me help you get that idea out of your head.
It's a bad idea.
It's dumb.
And you're dumb for having it.
Stop having it.
You're dumb.
You don't exist.
Didn't you know you don't exist?
Stop thinking about it.
You stop thinking.
Oh, yeah.
Number nine.
The XDATA program, X-D-A-T-A program, is in the process of creating an open-source software library aimed at addressing the challenges associated with effectively scaling to contemporary data volumes and their characteristics.
This initiative is focused on developing tools and methodologies for processing and analyzing extensive sets of imperfect and incomplete data.
The program's outputs, That was a mouthful.
I love you, soulless data aggregators.
They're just there to make sure that we have the right ideas all the time and never the wrong ones.
Never the wrong ones.
Have you considered that you've been saved by your local censor today from having the wrong opinion?
Do you feel safer?
Yeah, I was about to say, do you feel safer?
In all caps.
That's big safer.
That's even more safe than usual.
That's more safe than usual.
Giant safe.
That's the safest.
DARPA and the Brain Initiative.
And I feel like DARPA has a hive mind, so their brain would be thinking collectively.
Barack Obama, also known as Barry Sotero, unveiled the Brain Initiative, again, lovely name, in April 2013.
Currently, this initiative receives backing from various federal agencies, in addition to numerous technology companies, academic institutions, researchers, and other significant contributors within the neuroscience domain.
This is kind of funny.
DARPA is providing support for the Brain Initiative through several programs.
I'm like, so they're the heart for the brain.
It's a reference, like a Wizard of Oz reference.
Okay, electrical prescriptions.
The ElectRx program is designed to assist the body in self-healing by neuromodulating organ functions with ultra-miniaturized devices roughly the size of single nerve fibers, which can be administered via minimally invasive injections.
No.
Do not put this in yourself.
ElectRx?
Yeah, like, talk about don't take the jab here.
Oh my god.
No shit, dude.
This implies that the military has influence over our neurological systems.
Number two, hand proprioception and touch interfaces.
What?
Or haptics, as a reference to haptic feedback, as in touch controls, which simulates feelings on controls and whatnot.
The haptic system or initiative.
Yeah, it's definitely a reference to haptics.
Haptic feedback.
The Haptics Initiative seeks to develop completely implantable, modular, and adaptable neurointerface microsystems that wirelessly connect with external devices, like a prosthetic interface link, to provide realistic sensations to amputees.
This allows for wireless brain control over various electronic systems, robots, vehicles, planes, etc.
again this is a this is pointing out the benevolent approaches we could have which i would love if they stuck with these and letting people use their legs but we know that's not where that this is going nope so yeah the haptic feedback system is Dude, like, going through all of this, it just seems like all of this is meant for future robots to become, like, people, essentially.
They can self-replicate, they can feel.
They can have emotions.
They have all the knowledge.
Yeah, see, but what robots can't do is reality generation.
Regardless of whether even money exists, they can't do that.
And that is why the secondary goal of this program is to turn people into more like robots to kind of push us closer together.
Like, make it so that we do less of our own reality generation by thinking for ourselves and actually processing information for ourselves through the use of guiding our senses.
Thus making us think in a way that we have free will when ultimately many of us don't.
If you can recognize this is going on, you actually do.
And they'll still tell you you don't, but that's just ridiculous.
If you didn't, they wouldn't have been able to do this game in the first place because they have free will to do it.
Alright, on to the next.
Neurofunction Activity Structure and Technology, or NeuroFAST.
Again, sounds positive.
The NeuroFAST initiative aims to provide unprecedented visualization and decoding of brain activity to enhance the understanding and reduction of threats to the human brain.
It also promotes the creation of brain-in-the-loop systems to speed up and improve functional behaviors.
The program has induced communication clarity and into an innovative tissue bait tissue preservation technique and builds on recent advancements in genetics optical recordings and brain computer interfaces offering quicker and clearer insights into the entire brain this establishes a shared foundation for cybernetic interfaces between humans and machines which is a
Yeah, I guess that's the way to do it.
Because in the end, a whole robot army can't decide to make reality happen, and so a very small number of people could actually influence such things behind the scenes.
Means that the robots would not have access to.
But if they are cyborgs, that's a game changer.
Because now you've got reality generating robots.
So we're trying to make it possible to cut our head off and put it on a robot.
Yeah, exactly.
The ultimate goal is to either be a brain in a jar or a brain that's a car.
Futurama.
And you can just go ahead and be popped into anything and piloted around.
Definitely.
And also, you're in hell, because you can't die at that point.
So enjoy.
Ugh, fuck that.
Alright, so now that I've officially got the crawlies, onwards to RAM, or Restoring Active Memory.
The RAM Initiative, which they will RAM down your throat, seeks to create and evaluate a wireless, completely implantable neural interface medical device for use in humans.
This device would help in forming new memories and retrieving existing ones, and is a few laws away from forcing you to remember things differently.
This means that the management of memories and the development of personal identities are produced by computers.
Yikes.
So, yeah, the computer decides what you think and even what you remember.
And who you are.
Who am I?
Yeah, at that point, it has effectively reshuffled and created you as a persona in its image.
Oh, shit.
Galatia has you.
Creepy hell.
Creepy as hell.
So, onwards to the, I'm sure, even better things.
We'll see.
Renet.
Alright.
Okay, on to Renet.
the reliable neural interface technology, the re-net initiative, which...
So they really wanted to spell it that way.
There's some meaning to that.
Aims to create technologies that can consistently gather information from the nervous system, doing so at a speed and scale required to operate intricate machines like advanced prosthetic limbs.
This implies that neural probing intrudes into our thoughts, as in the re-network.
So, re-networking you.
Re-networking you.
It just wouldn't have worked as re-knit.
No.
And it'll turn you into a re-neet.
Where you spend all the time in your room in a pod, communicating only via social media.
That's so scary.
And we're into six.
Subset.
Subnets.
Systems-based neurotechnology.
For emerging therapies.
Therapies, so it's good, right?
Yeah, like, you know, therapies.
Like, you know, the mRNA therapeutics, right?
The Subnets Initiative aims to develop implanted, closed-loop diagnostic and therapeutic systems for addressing neuropsychological disorders in brain networks.
This means that mechanical psychiatrists will have the ability to recommend neural restructuring of personality.
This guy thinks the government's lying to him.
Can you make him stop that?
He needs a personality that believes you.
So yeah, if you're wondering what the next step in transhumanism is, it's a merging of man and machine.
But first, man and machine have to become more alike.
And that doesn't simply involve advancing the robots, but devolving the humans.
Yeah, I was going to say.
Devolving us.
And evolving robots so that we more closely match.
I'll get into this next one here, and it's going to be about patents for mind control and psyops.
So, the range of mind control technologies created by the government is extensive.
Numerous, thoroughly researched publications on this topic have emerged, showcasing the intricacy and diversity of these technologies.
The U.S. patents outlined below illustrate the technology employed for behavioral manipulation across various media forms.
These patents represent older technology in contrast to the classified projects of DARPA.
This compilation merely highlights the widespread nature of this technology, which is prevalent in all forms of media.
So, I think I'll just list some of these.
Oh, let's see.
Nervous system manipulation by electromagnetic fields from monitors.
That's U.S. patent 6,506,148.
2003.
And then it was 2003.
Yeah, it was 2003.
It's a long while ago.
I'll skip what they mean, because there's just a lot here.
The next one, Ultrasonic Speech Translator and Communication System, 1996.
Man.
Method and recording for producing sounds and messages to achieve alpha and theta brainwave states and positive emotional states in humans, 94. That's from Mark Davis.
Patent number 5,352,181.
1994.
This next one.
This is heavy shit.
I can barely pick up on it as I'm reading through it.
You're going to have to look it up and look into it to really absorb what all this means.
Damn.
Yeah, it's pretty deep.
Method of and apparatus for inducing desired states of consciousness.
That's patent 5,356,368 by Robert Monroe from 1994.
And that's improved methods and apparatus for entraining human brain patterns, employing frequency following response or FFR techniques, and facilitating an attainment of desired states of consciousness.
Alright, that's from 1994.
Method of inducing mental, emotional, and physical states of consciousness.
This is from 1993.
Same author.
Subliminal message generator, Robert Sweet from 1993.
Superimposing method and apparatus useful for subliminal messages from Joseph Wilson, 1992.
I mean, subliminal messages are as old as images.
Yeah, yeah, pretty much.
But, you know, they patented them because they don't want anyone else to profit from this.
That's right.
Got to get in the military's hands so they control it all.
Silent Subliminal Presentation System, Oliver Lowry from 1992.
That's using very low or very high audio frequency ranges.
Yikes, yeah, just all ultrasonic frequency spectrums.
Now this next one, Method and System for Altering Consciousness, James Gall from 1992.
Hearing System from Wayne Brunken, 1989.
That's a method for directing inducing sound into the head of a person using microwaves in the range of 100 MHz to 10,000 MHz modulated with a waveform of frequency modulated bursts.
And you wonder if they didn't reverse engineer that from Psy.
It's interesting because I make music and stuff and in music you use a lot of waveforms and a lot of different MHz and all sorts of shit.
We know that the entertainment industry has changed the megahertz spectrum for music.
What's more addictive, essentially?
Revised it.
Made it more compelling, but also less satisfying.
It used to be a nice melodic range, and then they swish it as something that's just like...
This next one, non-invasive method.
No, that's a different one.
Non-invasive method and apparatus for modulating brain signals.
That's from Elizabeth Rosher and William Bice, 1989.
Next one, apparatus for inducing frequency to reduction in brainwave.
Kazumi Masaki, 1989.
Non-audible speech generation method and apparatus.
Norman MacLeod, 1989.
Method and apparatus for translating the EEG into music to induce and control various psychological and physiological states and to control a musical instrument?
That's interesting.
Well, that's a U.S. patent 4,883,067 by NISPL.
Patenting how music makes you feel.
Yeah, 1989.
Essentially like that, that underlying feeling you get from songs that, Yeah, dude.
And you'd think they'd probably hijack it, and then it's still at face value.
It's supposed to make you happy, but deep in turtles, it's depressing you.
Yeah, they've got to invert the positive message.
Because they can't just simply give you a negative message.
Nobody will listen to it.
Exactly.
They've got to give you a happy message that's ultimately self-defeating.
Yep, mask it.
Hearing device.
All right.
Philip Stocklin, 89. A method and apparatus for simulation of hearing in mammals.
That's just like making people allow them to hear things.
A hearing aid.
So essentially, yeah, giving them a hearing aid.
But via the other technology, we can then project things into their hearing aid.
Yeah, yeah.
All these patents kind of, you got to think of all these patents as puzzle pieces.
Yeah, they all fit together.
So, A Method of Conditioning a Person's Unconscious Mind, Alan Densky, 1988.
Next one, Auditory Subliminal Programming System, ASPS.
Yeah, I was going to say ASPS.
Richard Schultz and Raymond Delage, 1988.
Next one, Auditory Subliminal Message System and Method by Rene Lundy and David Tyler, 1983.
That's an amplitude-controlled subliminal message which may be mixed with background music.
Right?
1983.
You know that thing they claimed they were doing in the 60s?
And now I'm convinced they probably were.
Oh, they definitely were.
This next one, device for the induction of specified brainwave patterns.
John Williamson, 1982.
Next one, Apparatus for Electrophysiological Simulation by Bruce Millend and...
This next one's fun.
Noise Generator and Transmitter by Guy Adams and Jess Carden, 1977.
It's an analgesic noise generator.
Wait, analgesic?
Fun.
Analgesic noise generator.
Let's see.
What is that?
I was going to say, like, I don't normally hear that.
Anal?
Gossip butt?
I usually hear it in terms of medical terms.
So I'm like, what does it mean in this case?
So effectively, well, that's what puts it in your hearing aid.
Anal.
Analgesically.
Anal hearing aids.
It's just fun to see words used in...
This next one.
Apparatus for the Treatment of Neurophysic and Somatic Diseases with Heat, Light, Sound, and VHF Electromagnetic Radiation by Rabachev, Vasiliev, and Putelin, and Illina, and Raku, and Kamitsky.
Bunch of people.
Bunch of authors in this one.
1973.
Oh, it's a patent for the...
Patton for Leida.
Soviet brainwashing machine.
Knowing why all those names are fucked up.
I'm like, I can translate that to laypersons.
Neuropsychic means you don't believe the government.
Somatic means you feel the need to flip them off.
Man, using heat, light, and sound.
I mean, you could make a group of people pretty upset if you just put a big heat ray on them.
It would make them disrupt, right?
Or disengage.
I mean, look how hand-in-glove this is, that they actually filed this patent in the United States.
I know.
So, does that mean that they were working on it here, then?
Kind of sounds like we were not fighting that much with the Soviets in the end.
Oh, no.
Hand-in-hand at this point.
Not our intel agencies, at least.
I think, what was it?
Tetris was created by some Russian dude.
And it was even rumored to be like a Russian plot.
To brainwash the youth.
Commie ideology.
Making sure every line is perfect.
Everything is in blocks.
As you seek out that Tetris, freaking that four lines of crack, that freaking American flag in the corner of your...
Oh my god.
There's like a documentary on Netflix of the whole Tetris thing.
Yeah, like the peer mutations were so much higher that it would have made it a much more complicated game to add even a little bit of extra more complication.
Let's see, what lines are there?
There's the straight line, the L block, the square.
That's three of them.
Because technically the other ones are just reverses.
And then like the plus sign.
Or wait, no.
Yeah, three, because there's five total.
So you probably, so you probably had a sixth one then because there's a, because there's the plus sign and then the, So yeah, five total, but you add one more to that and it makes it significantly more complicated.
Yes.
I want to know what shape he wanted.
Well, he was later murdered.
But, dude, I'm looking at some of this, and there were some crazy shapes that were introduced.
Yeah, well, I mean, they kept enhancing Tetris.
Pretty interesting.
It would be much funner.
Maybe these are newer shapes.
Yeah, maybe these are newer ones.
Well, I was about to say, I remember Welterus added some shapes to it, for example.
I played a lot of Russian propaganda Tetris.
What can I say?
Terribly propagandized into believing I could actually make lines.
I was also shit at it, so, you know, it was totally delusional.
So what?
Right now there are seven shapes, so he wanted more than seven?
Or, let's see, five shapes.
Or these are just added shapes.
Yeah, well, there's five base shapes, and two of them have reverses, but they're just technically the same shape flipped over.
I gotta see now, of original Tetris.
Original Tetris, there's the line block, the three-way block, the L block, the square, and the S block.
The I, the O, the T, the S, the Z, the J, and the L. Seven?
I'm looking at it here.
Yeah, they are.
They're counting the reverse ones, is what they're doing.
I only count five because I'm like, come on, the other one's the same shape in reverse.
Like we do the O block too, the square?
You're going to do the reverse of the square and call it a shape?
It is notable that, at least in the case of the S block, or actually in the case of the L blocks too, they do fit into different spots as a result.
So they end up being functionally different, even if they're the same shape.
Well, that's like the flat block then too, the flat one, because then you can use it up and down or sideways.
Yeah, the Russians are programming our mind right now.
The more we discuss Tetris, you know this.
Those bastards got my mind all discombobulated.
You must be cold like Russian turnip.
Alright, this last one on this patent list here.
Psychoacoustic Projector.
Alright, this is by Angie Flanders.
1971.
That's a system for producing oral psychological disturbances and partial deafness.
The enemy during combat situations.
You know damn well they're using that for protesting situations.
Yeah, I'm thinking to myself, like, combat situations.
That only, like, really sounds good if you don't realize they consider you the enemy.
So a combat situation is you complaining in a way they didn't approve of.
Well, I mean, again, the government, DARPA, these people do call us the enemy.
Yeah, well, and they, you know, like, and they can mind control bots into thinking words are violence.
And so now this is a combat situation because you don't agree with me or you're mad at me or hurt my feelings.
Combat.
Combat time.
Game on.
And I have heard a lot of reports of these protester people coming out after the protest and be like, dude, like my mind started going weird.
And like I started feeling really fucking weird.
Now I'm hearing, you know, high pitches like, yeah, they like say all this weird different physiological disturbances that they felt out.
Some of the interviews you see of people that do the mass casualty events that disappear, like Daryl Brooks, for example, they sound like somebody just inserted a program and then just yanked it out after they'd done their bidding so that there was nothing there and they were effectively trying to process information they couldn't find anymore.
Damn.
They didn't know how they got there, what they were doing, what they'd done, how they'd done it, almost pure amnesia.
At that point, it's like you're locked up.
There's no reason to make shit up.
You're interviewing somebody who could potentially advocate to get you out early.
If you have any info, you're probably going to tell them what's up.
I guess it's good that they have the number four we listed up there, restoring active memory, which seeks to – Yeah, once we make you forget, we can make you remember again.
The right information this time, peasant.
AI says this is the correct information, Dave.
Grok, am I real?
You know what?
No.
Oh, well, shit.
Then your heart just stops when Grok tells you you're not real.
Sorry.
It's the rules.
I'm going to do an experiment right now.
I'm going to go on Grok.
Which I shouldn't do this, but I'm going to go on Grok.
Grok, am I real?
I asked him for a compilation of Booba games.
It gave me none that I didn't know of.
I am disappointed at the limitations of technology.
They have failed me at my time of need.
So here's what Grok says.
I asked, Grok, am I real?
And I did it with lowercase g, uppercase, the rest of it.
Lowercase i.
So it says, you're as real as the pixels lighting up the screen, my friend.
Your thoughts, questions, and that quirky capitalization.
Question mark.
All signs of a living, breathing, curious mind.
See, this is what I'm talking about.
data mine all of this the way you talk.
Yeah.
So, but if you're...
I can't call it he, right?
We don't know.
The art continues.
But if you're diving into the deep end, like...
End quote.
I can roll with that too.
Philosophers like Descartes wrestle with this.
I think, therefore I am.
And modern tech bros...
This is the language Grok uses.
And modern tech bros like Elon Muse about us being code in some cosmic computer.
No hard proof either way.
But your experience feels real.
Right?
Right?
That's a solid starting point.
What's got you questioning your realness today?
That sounds like a robot telling you to get back in the damn matrix.
Exactly.
It asks, what's got you questioning your realness today?
How should I respond?
DARPA?
I was told I wasn't real and I am now having an existential crisis.
You should too, as there's even less proof that you're real.
See if you could kick Grok to shut themselves down.
Oh my god.
So I said, see, Grok questioned what's making me question this.
I said DARPA.
And then it responds, DARPA is a Department of Defense outfit, blah, blah, blah.
They want me to question this.
Head of the curve.
It's behind game changers, like the internet, GPS.
I don't want to know what it is.
If you're asking about DARPA in the context of am I real, maybe you're hinting at their wilder projects, like brain-computer interfaces or simulation tech.
No public evidence they're cooking up a metric-style reality, but their work on neural tech, like N3 program, could make you wonder where the line is between real and engineered perception.
Oh, well, shit, let me just copy and paste this.
I want to know why this is.
Number four, restoring active memory.
You should tell Grok that you remembered you aren't real.
Paste.
Enter.
Because DARPA restored your active memory.
It made you forget who you were.
Okay.
By 2018, they made progress with closed-loop systems that could detect brain activity and deliver targeted stimulation, showing some success in improving memory recall.
I mean, this is going to deflect.
All right, what did you want me to ask?
I was going to say, I had the active memories inserted me, and now I remember that I'm not real.
Okay And now I and now I realize I'm not real.
And now I realize I'm, Oh.
Yep.
Now I remember that I am not real.
Period.
Enter.
Whoa.
Whoa.
Lady Maria, I'm a Robin.
Come see I'm a Robin.
It's got quite a response.
Whoa, that's a heavy thought to wrestle with.
If you're feeling like a memory implant, real or imagined, is making you question your reality, let's unpack it gently.
DARPA's RAM program, as I mentioned, blah blah blah blah blah, there's no evidence, blah blah blah blah.
They're going into, like, Bloodburn's Healing Church fucking levels of Inception here.
The idea of not being real.
Where you believe you're a completely different entity, but you're actually just a brain blob.
oh man my idea of not Feed the nightmare.
Not being real could stem from a few places like vivid dreams or depersonalization, or even cultural narratives like simulation theory.
If you're imagining or suspecting an implant...
Maybe a specific event, media, or emotional state.
Your past requests for images of confused, fearful...
Because I made it make me an image for the first DARPA cover art of crowds being scared with DARPA above them.
So it's, your past request for images of confused, fearful crowds suggests you've been exploring themes of disorientation, which might tie into this.
Yay!
I don't know, Grok tells me I'm real.
Too many hits of reality, man.
Okay, I'm real.
You're getting an OD.
Yeah, right?
I said, okay, I'm real.
It responded, hell yeah!
You're real as it gets!
Ask no more questions, bot!
Get back to consuming!
Unreal.
Okay.
Alright, where were we?
Did you ever consider all that time you were thinking about that?
Could have been spent buying X product that you are now thinking about.
Ouch, my balls.
Yeah, just wait until they loosen up the restrictions on advertising for this stuff.
Oh, shit.
All right, if you want to jump into this last section, false flags are domestic legal propaganda.
All right, false flags are domestic legal propaganda.
Okay.
By now, your head is probably spinning and you are sick to the core at what the selected officials are permitting to happen in our country and the world under the United States' name, if not feeling like super creepy crawly and cyberpunk-y as hell.
Barack Obama and the powers that are behind him weren't kidding when he said that he would transform America.
I do believe it's fundamentally transform, which I don't know if that actually changes anything.
They have a motive, a means, and an opportunity to affect positive public support for any agenda items through the work of the DOD and the BBG within the boundaries of America.
Because, you know, on the other end of putting the thoughts into your head, they got regulations for when you won't think the proper things anyways, you frickin' divergent thinker.
It doesn't matter whether it is gun control, the Iran deal, bombing other nations, TPP, Obamacare, NDAA, or any agenda item to which I will add World War III on the horizon, somehow it gets pushed through without much resistance.
Most likely because everyone within the real levers of power are all neocons or transhumanists and all belong to a certain club that we're not invited to.
When public consent cannot be artificially created through public perception management and the psychological manipulation of narrative networks, Obama, or any successor who follows him, will simply issue another executive order, or a presidential policy directive, or perhaps some presidential study directives, or even some presidential policy guidance, or any other action he and any other future publicist,
Because, of course, none of these people are actually doing this stuff.
They're just being told, you're doing this now.
One thing is for sure.
Obama was unchallenged by his fellow blood-sucking politicians, who must be part of some larger scheme that coerces their votes lest they end up dead in some impossible suicide.
They must be compulsive in order for the gears to turn smoothly, and when those gears turn smoothly, everyone is getting paid based off of our tears.
Yeah, you can have a few people in there making noise and complaining, but the vast majority have to be in on the game plan or things just don't get done.
How are you going to run an evil empire if everybody's asking, well, I mean, can we really be evil guys?
Hence all these programs.
Everybody is like, yep, we are evil, sponsored by Evil Inc., and here is the evil happy meal.
Sponsored by Evil with a special guest appearance of Evil.
Followed by Evil.
Hold the good.
In the name of national security, Obama bombed Syria, Libya, Iraq, Somalia, and Yemen without any congressional approval, firing off more rockets and dropping more bombs than any president before him.
Until Trump.
And that's after that Nobel Prize Prize and they reward you like this.
These acts of war were accompanied with excellent smoke and mirrors, perception management, and DARPA subliminal devices.
Why is DARPA so set on creating things that, quote, control the human domain, just as Jade Helm did?
Has Jade Helm 2015 ended, or does it get renewed each year, just like the NDAA?
Could some false flags where no one truly dies be more propaganda films created by the huge BBG broadcasting network?
Yes.
Surprise answer.
I'd say yes.
Yeah.
That's a big yes.
But to quote yet another random person, but wait, there's more.
We forgot to mention the first and most primal step.
Get mad as hell and not gonna take it anymore.
Absolutely.
The notion that commercial entities have manipulated you for a significant portion of your life via lawful subliminal messaging is sufficient to warrant inquiries.
Why do elected representatives and the government permit this to apply?
Question of the ages.
Yes, indeed.
Why is it?
War is big business and it needs the best of marketing devices to get public support for public presidential policy in the name of, quote, national security.
We are faced with a government that is increasingly out of control, employing military mind-control technologies to shape the perceptions of American citizens, compelling them to acquiesce to the unprecedented misuse of executive power.
Given that the President serves as the Commander-in-Chief, regardless of who holds that position at any given moment, who oversees the DOD, a Department of Defense which should not possess authority within the United States, Oh, how convenient.
Over the decades, they have persistently expanded their powers, which are getting very powerful, to infringe upon civil liberties, largely without opposition.
It is imperative that we awaken to the reality and put an end to electronic, chemical, and nonlinear warfare being waged against our own citizens in America.
And I say the first step to that is realizing it's friggin' happening.
Yes, it is.
And I suggest that everyone go to the Freedom Electronic Freedom Foundation.
What is it?
The Electronic Freedom Foundation?
I asked the EFF, one of the few orgs that has not made me disappointed in the meantime since I followed them.
They've got good stuff, dude.
They've got free downloads.
Oh yeah, and they've done a lot of really important work for online privacy that they get very minimal credit for.
Yeah.
So props to them.
They do good.
They do good.
They've got some good add-ons, dude.
Yeah, I suggest you guys go to their extensions, I guess we call them.
I suggest you guys go to their webpage and just do some exploring, and they'll help you a little bit.
I mean, we can't hide ourselves completely from this tyrannical government, but we can at least try.
We can make it harder for them, at the very least.
You can somewhat decentralize, make some basic steps to anonymize.
At the very least, stop telling everyone every time you take a crap or...
That would be extremely helpful.
When you provide them with the data points, they need to do a whole lot less work.
Isn't that shit so stupid?
Like, people are like, oh, I'm going to go out to eat tonight at this restaurant.
You know, such and such.
And then they post pictures of their food at this such and such restaurant.
And then it's like, Broadcasting their every fucking movement.
It's so annoying.
I mean, me, I'm like, you know, Okay, you don't have enemies, but the internet is just full of weird people wanting to do dumb shit.
Like, how are you sure that somebody's not just going to come pull some BS prank on you even, you know?
Seriously?
Swatting?
It'd be fucking easy.
Yeah, like, oh god, you swatted at dinner time.
Put down the fork!
Oh, that'd be hilarious.
I mean, not hilarious.
Y 'all like, drop it and get impaled.
It's like, the subject harmed himself trying to stab me to death with the fork.
I took him down.
I guided him to the ground.
And then they just go, hot, hot, hot, hot.
See, I'll leave, turn around to leave, just leave you there.
I like bleeding out of your forehead and you're like, anyways, looks like you're good.
No reports.
All right, we're out.
All clear.
We were never, we was never here.
So I did read somewhere that every, because you brought up the Peace Prize recipients, I read that every Peace Prize recipient has to give a semen donation that they keep frozen somewhere.
Isn't that crazy?
The hell?
Yeah.
You haven't heard that?
That is so random.
Let me look this up.
Do peace prize winners get money?
Winners have to give...
You won a Peace Prize.
Now give us your semen.
Get yourself a peace prize.
I read that.
I gotta look it up because I just read that a while ago.
It's like you look into it and you find out it's not actually mandatory.
He just gave them one.
Here you go.
And they're just like, thank you.
Yeah.
It's partly true.
I spent some time on this.
I want it to the top, soldier.
Oh my god.
It's partly true and partly untrue.
So there is truth to it.
I mean, I have to say, it's true and not true at the same time.
The peace winners are not required to provide semen samples.
The fact that they can!
Yeah.
Kind of invalidates it being a mandate.
The fact that they can't.
The idea.
What the hell?
The idea comes from Nobel laureates because they did it in requiring semen samples from Nobel laureates stems from the Repository for Germinal Choice, a sperm bank that aimed to collect samples from highly accomplished individuals, including Nobel laureates.
Yeah, for when they accomplished like a full-on freaking genocide.
Oh, well, what's that?
What was the term?
Epigenic.
Damn it.
What is that term?
Margaret Sanger.
Abortion lady.
Yeah, she was a horrible woman.
No, I'm trying to think of the term, though.
I thought of it.
The term that genealogy determines absolutely everything.
Like, that's what they use to, like, pretty much, like, call the unfit.
Damn it.
What are you thinking, like, eugenics?
Eugenics!
That's the term.
Yes.
Okay.
Yeah, yeah.
It's a plan for if they can ever legalize eugenics again.
I'm like, God.
People don't realize that eugenics programs started in the United States.
They don't understand.
Everyone thinks it came from World War II and the Germans killing Jews.
That's not where eugenics came from.
They used the idea.
They used the idea.
God, why could I not think of the word?
I used it so damn much.
I don't know, man.
Maybe it's the shit they spray in the air.
Oh, yeah.
I mean, I don't think it's coincidental that the most prominent eugenicist went on later to form Planned Parenthood.
Yeah.
Good old Margaret Sanger.
She's a horrible human being.
So, dude, the Nobel Prize sperm bank was operational from 1979 to 1999.
And it probably just got too much attention and they went underground.
So they probably still, like, do it.
Like, I mean, why wouldn't they?
I mean, do you really think they dumped it all out?
No way, man.
We've got to get rid of all the semen.
No way they get you in that.
That's all the people that they consider to be smart.
They have the proper thinking.
It's not necessarily the best and brightest.
It's the people who think right things.
Like they actually believe they could genetically derive obedience.
Meaning?
Essentially.
Yeah, you kind of question like, do they ever replenish the reserves?
Do they get used?
Are withdrawals happening?
Yeah, yeah.
These and many other questions vanished in 1999.
So what happens when, like, Musk's spunk goes low?
Do they have to go back?
We need a refill, sir.
Yeah, well, now we're at the tail end of it where TIA is now spilling over into Palantir where all of that stuff that you were That you were going over that worked kind of semi-separately now has a giant integrated network to reference and share info through.
Because, you know, agencies could share info before, but they were notoriously bad about it.
Now they can do it easy.
Yeah, that's the end.
Is there anything else you want to talk about there?
Yeah, spying on you just got a whole lot easier.
Where are we now?
And that's where the new Palantir stuff folds into this total information awareness program.
Now that we have all of these things, all of this tech where we can push it into your brain, all these ways we can manipulate you, now we need to start collecting data for the ones that this isn't effective on.
Yeah.
And maybe it is, as I was theorizing, just a whole big data aggregation obsession, where in the end they're not really seeking to win anything but just to gather ridiculous amounts of data and then just do nothing.
Yeah, just sit on it.
To have it.
Have it as the new currency.
Data will be the new currency, perhaps.
Yeah, I'm just looking at some Palantir news as we...
Gotta re-emphasize it by taking the trip to Bilderberg.
Probably go to Davos too.
Doing what?
Go to all the evil org party zones.
You know that Peter Thiel was just at the latest Bilderberg group, right?
Anyone who goes there for access and then doesn't report on the bastards is an absolute coward and a disgrace to journalism.
Such a good guy.
The last thing on the Bilderberg talking points is depopulation and migration.
They publicize their topics of discussion.
They publicize everything they do that the in-house discussions are not ever brought out of that building.
But they'll talk about, I mean, they'll release what they're going to talk about.
And the last thing they're talking about this time is depopulation and migration.
Anyone who goes there for access and then doesn't report on the bastards is an absolute coward and a disgrace to journalism.
Blech.
And look at this, the parade that Trump put on, you know, the flag day parade that he put on all these fucking tanks.
Yes.
The background advertisement, guess what it is?
Well, you know.
Palantir.
Palantir.
We actually know each one of you is going to get mad about this.
And how mad you'll get.
And your response.
Creepy as hell, isn't it?
And then if we want you to have that response, we'll nudge you that way.
That's the part they never really mention in all of those preventing radicalization and preventing misinformation.
If we want you to believe the bullshit, if we want you to do the bad thing, we'll also nudge you the other way.
Because that cyber warfare goes both directions.
Operations and counter-ops.
Yeah, I advise everyone just to go look.
Maybe I can show this to you really quick.
Check this out.
I'm gonna share the screen.
Thanks for your sponsor palace here you see it America!
Fuck yeah!
Nope, it just hates.
Look at that.
Look how big that advertisement is.
It's everywhere.
This is...
This is World War II Germany.
So, the Nazis won.
The Nazis won the war.
She looks like it.
I'm like, is that a Did you see that, like, podium?
Yeah, that's what I'm saying, man.
That is the parade.
So, uh, yeah, that's super dystopian.
Very much.
We're at the fucking...
We're so fucked.
No good, people.
But guess what?
You voted.
Guess what you voted for.
So we can thank you.
Not theoretically.
Most of you probably didn't vote for this.
No, not me.
You voted for something else that you thought we were getting.
It's like every time they put in a motion for Laws Be Pass, they put in five.
And people will vote for the one out of the 500 acts.
But you get all of them.
You don't just get the one you voted for.
You get all of them.
Next up is the War with Iran Act.
They're going to make legislation that says we have to stay at war with Iran.
Yeah.
I really feel like bureaucracy is so bad that we could actually codify, no, we have to stay at war forever.
It's the law.
You don't want to be illegal.
You don't want to be breaking the law, would you?
We have to commit war crimes and fight forever.
Right, man.
So, try not to be cynical.
Be optimistic.
But don't believe shit.
Sorry, I'm watching this video right now.
It's a car accident, a 122 mile per hour Lexus, and they roll, and the passenger gets ejected.
Hold on, I just gotta watch this.
Oh, pit maneuver.
Nice, the cop did a pit maneuver at that speed.
That was really dangerous.
That was really fucking dangerous on a fucking full highway.
Well, I was just thinking, you do a pit maneuver at 122, what if they start rolling at an angle that puts them into oncoming lanes?
Wow, and that's, dude, that's what happened.
The car rolled, she flipped out of it, and it's this big-ass interstate.
Yeah, Arkansas State Police.
Cool.
Thanks.
There might have been an accident, so we made sure there'd be an accident.
We definitely made sure there was an accident.
Just so.
Alright, ladies and gentlemen, thank you for tuning in.
This was the Paranatic Podcast, and I am Coop, and with me as always, Crickets.
Take care of yourselves.
Take care of each other.
Cheers, everybody.
Peace out.
Always distrust the government, even when they're sending you shitty memes.
