What's up my lovely luscious friends, wherever you may be listening to, if you are tuning in live
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through your audio podcast, what's up to y'all? And what's up to y'all all over the world? I mean,
Australia, got a good little crowd there, Canada, shout out to Canada, shout out to the goddamn
UK, hell yeah, shout out to everyone. And I want to welcome a lovely friend of mine, Mr. Seven Seas,
what's up Seven? How you doing man, thanks for having me. Always dude, it's always a treat man,
always fire. Today we are covering a subject that I had no clue about man. I saw your ex post
and this is Life Touch Photos man. What's going on there? So the other day me and my girlfriend
were basically just talking about school photos and getting those done and it kind of put a random
thought in my head and I was like, who is the company behind all that? Because it seems like
everybody gets their school photos from there and stuff. So I was like, what is this Life
Touch company and where did it come from? Who owns it and things like that? And after I started
digging, I was blown away at the connections and I'm happy to get into them and kind of give
everybody the rundown of everything that I found and kind of what I think is maybe being used
for. I obviously don't have proof of the end goal or what that is, but just kind of looking
at like all of their behaviors and connections and stuff man, I wouldn't trust it. I wouldn't
let my kids get that picture taken there now knowing what I know. Yeah man, it's super creepy because
Life Touch is something that I mean, especially if you, I don't know how it is outside of the
United States, but at least here in the States, going through school, kindergarten, high school,
everyone used Life Touch for their photos man. It's almost like in retrospect now that I think
about it. It's almost like if you didn't get your photos through Life Touch, you were not in the
club. You were not welcome. Like you are almost like the vaccine schedule for schools. If you
don't get your vaccine schedule, you are not allowed in school. You don't get your Life Touch
photos. You are not allowed. You were cast out. Yeah dude, it's crazy man. I remember that too.
Like back in the day, you know, when like that, like yearbook pictures were big and stuff and like
you know, my family couldn't ever really afford to like do anything like that. And so like my
picture was never in the yearbook and things and so I did miss out on that stuff and you
know, like the yearbook signing stuff and like having those, you know, mementos and things like that.
So it does like in a way like socially ostracize you a little bit.
Yeah, yeah. And you have to wonder if that's by design. You know, like you want to be,
you want to be part of the cool kids. You want to participate. You don't want to be an
outcast, you know, just like so many other things, you know, that we've experienced recently,
like if you weren't vaccinated, you, you were, you were bad. You need to be vaccinated. You
aren't allowed in my store if you're not vaccinated. It's the same goddamn playbook,
man. Try to make you feel less for not going along with their schemes. Yeah.
And now goddamn, man, just the, just the thread that I read on that you put on on your Twitter,
it's like, goddamn, I don't want my kids taking any lifetime photos ever again.
Yeah. Yeah, man. It's crazy. And, and, you know, just to kind of get into it a little bit.
So there's this company and it's called, it's called Shutterfly. And so Shutterfly actually
acquired Life Touch photography back in 2018. They ended up purchasing Life Touch for $825
million dollars. Yeah. Damn. For a photography company. And as I started to do a little more
digging on like, you know, what Life Touch sort of does, like the scope of its operations, it is
like contracted with public education to basically provide that service to basically every public
school in America, and I believe most of Canada, if not all of Canada. So that, you know, that's
a lot of people and their kids and stuff. And like when, when you start to look at
what they did, it was you're basically providing like a year over year age progression,
like snapshot high resolution photo of your child that goes to this company. And,
you know, with Shutterfly, especially kind of concerning is that they're like a cloud-based
service. So they work a lot with like image file hosting and stuff. And so, you know, to me the fact
that Life Touch has now been acquired by this company and basically rolled into it, they're
digitizing these photos and they're, you know, clearly like storing them on
server somewhere and they've become cloud-based. And so especially when you consider the fact
that like they're not rolling in there with analog cameras anymore, like they're using
all digital cameras. So it is a digital file and they're taking that back to the company and
Lord knows like where they're storing it and things like that. And that stuff's a little
harder to quantify. But yeah, so I would say at least since 2018 they've been digitizing
those photos and having them on their company servers, at least at some point
of your children. That's creepy, man. That's the surveillance state, bro.
Yeah. And yeah, and some of your, I'm sure we're gonna get deeper as we go along, but
using the likeness of our kids without us knowing, without our consent as parents.
Man, that shit, it's not only scary, but it kind of pisses me off.
Yeah. You know what I'm saying? Yeah. I don't consent for my kid to be
used for AI models and any of this shit, man. And fuck that. Yeah. Yeah, absolutely.
Yeah, man. So wherever you want to start, man. And I just want people to get primered because
this was jaw-dropping for me just when I saw your post just a few days ago. I'm like,
what the fuck? Yeah. But once you do a little research, it all makes sense, man, because
this is what has been happening for many, many years now. Yeah. And I guess the mask is
coming off, man, but it's nothing new, unfortunately. Yeah, it's crazy because
when you look at it in just the frame of mind of your kids going to school,
everybody gets their school pictures. It's like the seemingly innocent thing, right? And it turns
out that they were able to use your trust of that seemingly innocent system to then infiltrate it
and instill these more nefarious methods and applications for the photos and stuff that
it's one of those things that you never even really think about, too. It's like, I never
thought that they could weaponize that against us kind of thing. Yeah. But again, using something
innocuous or that seems harmless enough, innocent, that's probably the best way to go about it. If
you're these evil psychopaths, you mean shit? You're going to use stuff like that. I mean,
it's not very different from the Trump campaign ran on Save Our Children
and then they push that movie with that creepy-ass Tim Ballard. Oh, yeah. The sound of freedom.
And these are, you find out more about them. They're all fucking scumbags. They're all
pedophiles. They're all rapists. Yeah. But they're hiding behind this shield of using kids.
Nah, man. We're trying to save kids. We're out here to help them. Donald Trump is here to end
pedophilia. Yeah. Yeah, it's crazy because the ones that say that they're fighting something are
usually the ones that are propagating it. Yeah. Yeah, they're just projecting if you want to
put it that way. Yeah, like you look at the climate change thing and they're like,
our planet is dying, so we need to cut off plants, food, and reduce carbon. And it's like,
well, that's what's going to cause the planet to die. And it's that inversion that they like
pretend like they're doing the right thing when really they're doing the worst thing.
Yeah, well, or how they hold their summits, you know, in these places and everyone that
attends flies their personal planes that throw out so much more emissions than a commercial
jetliner. Yeah. You know what I mean? Like they're there to save our planet and yet they're making
the biggest footprint possible. Absolutely. Yeah, Bernie Sanders, Taylor Swift, all those people.
Yeah. So just to kind of stick on, I guess, Shutterfly for a second. So I have this
news article that came out about them a couple of years ago. Let me see if I can find the
right. There we go. In the 2020 quarantine, they were digitizing the libraries. The digital
future will be completely edited. I missed the rest of that. Oh, sorry, bro. I didn't know. Yeah,
edited and censored Ministry of True Style. Yeah, exactly. Exactly. Yeah, we're getting to the
point man where it's like they're just completely making stuff up. And people are
calling them out on it and they're just ignoring those people and moving on to the next thing.
It's honestly like kind of wild to see in real time happening like the hubris that they have for
that. Yeah. So in 2021, so just a just a few years ago, Shutterfly, that same company that
that owns Life Touch and has for the past seven years, they were implicated in a lawsuit
that was filed by a class of Illinois residents who claim that the photo sharing company illegally
collected and stored their biometric data without their consent, violating Illinois state privacy law.
So Shutterfly was forced to pay a $6.75 million class action settlement as a result of the
lawsuit filed by plaintiffs, Vernita Miracle Pond and Samantha Pariff, who had alleged in
Illinois state court that Shutterfly uses facial recognition technology to collect and
store the biometric identifiers of anyone who appears in a photo uploaded to its platform.
God damn, bro. Yeah. And like you said, this is providing
this is the thing for anyone that isn't familiar with with seven's work.
Check out his Twitter, follow him there. But he puts links to all these articles. So it's not
just he's just pulling shit out of his ass. It's right here. It's right in front of you. There's
the receipts. Yeah. Yeah. And it's one of those things where it's just, I mean, I'm just like
stating the things that happen. I'm not like, you know, trying to dramatize it or it's just
you just stick to the facts. And I mean, people are smart enough, I think, to make their own
decisions and make their own interpretations and trying to like twist it to be something
like it's already bad enough. I didn't have to embellish at all. Like this is
some pretty grotesque stuff that we're about to get into here. And so this was the this is
from LifeTouch.com. This kind of goes over the, you know, confirmed in 2018 that Shutterfly
had acquired them for 825 million. And so these these are the people that are taking pictures
of your kids year after year, you know, getting those like age progression samples that you actually
pay for. So not only are they like collecting the biometric data of your children, but they're
charging you for it, which is even worse. Yeah. So Shutterfly though is like not its own
independent entity by any means. So it's actually owned by a company called Apollo Global Management.
And Apollo Global Management, like everybody should be paying attention to this company. It
should be on everybody's radar, because it is like really, really nefarious. And when people
talk about things like BlackRock and Vanguard and State Street, you know, there there are
the big five, but they're not like the end all be all right, they they have sort of like,
like a hierarchy. And Apollo Global sort of serves as like one of those middle like middleman
companies. Because at the end of the day, you know, BlackRock, Vanguard, State Street, they
do own basically everything on the planet. But then you also have to get into like the nuance
of, you know, what who runs those companies that they own and who are they connected to and things
like that. Because with with Apollo Global Management, so they they acquired Shutterfly
in 2019. So the right the year after Shutterfly acquires LifeTouch, Apollo Global by Shutterfly.
And then so what Apollo Global Management kind of is, is there was this company back in the 80s,
and they were called Drexel Burnham Lambert. And they were basically like responsible for
propagating the junk bond crisis that we had in the 80s. It was a little bit of like a
an economic controversy, similar to the recession, but not as impactful. And
essentially they, you know, the company was found guilty of committing the junk bond fraud.
And Michael Milken, the CEO at the time, he actually went to jail for that. And he was in
jail for a while. During Trump's first term, he ended up pardoning Michael Milken like 30 years later.
So Michael Milken gets charged in the 80s. And, you know, as like already served his sentence
and everything. And, you know, when the when Trump wins the first time presidency, he he
pardons this guy, which I always thought was like very, very weird to do it like so much
after the fact for this random guy that was like a huge, you know, investment guy back in the 80s.
All right, we have to give a shout out to this is my story. She just threw us 50 shekels.
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I'm going to forward that to my man, seven, because that's my dog. Oh, yeah.
But thank you. Shout out to this is my story. Appreciate you.
Yeah, absolutely. Yeah. And, you know, that every bit helps because,
you know, CNN's not going to cover this, you know, Tucker Carlson's not going to cover
stuff like this. He that that's a that's their job, not to. And so, you know, JV,
these stories like coming out and getting visibility and stuff I think is important
and that helps helps keep the keep the lights on so we can keep keep our internet going so
we can keep researching and stuff. So thank you. But so this this this Drexel Burnham Lambert
Company, man, it's got some like really weird connections, like, you know, Nigel Farage
of Brexit. Yeah, he worked at Drexel Burnham Lambert back in the 80s.
And and then it's like, when Trump is running and, you know, the MAGA movement's
happening, Brexit's happening with Boris Johnson and all that. It's like,
he didn't pop up out of nowhere, you know, like he's he's been a player for a while.
And, you know, Michael Milken is out and he does like his own conferences. He has the
the Milken Institute. So it works like the like the Manhattan Institute or the Hudson Institute.
It's just like a think tank to push, you know, the agenda marketed in a way that sounds good.
And he's he's invited people like Brock Pierce to speak at the Milken Institute.
Brock Pierce, obviously, like having connections to Epstein, he had those child rape allegations,
you know, back in like the early 2000s. He's the co founder of Tether. So he's like tied at
the hip to Howard Lutnick, who is the secretary commerce under Donald Trump.
And then Trump's crypto company also partnering with Brock Pierce. So that's a whole other,
you know, web to get into for another day. But just interesting to see like the multiple
crossovers with like these this random company from the 80s, because after Michael Milken was
charged and the company was found liable, essentially what happened was a lot of the
Drexel Burnham Lambert alumni. So a lot of the people from there ended up starting their
own company and basically just bringing a lot of the employment like employees over a lot of
the same practices, methodologies and policies. And it was run by this guy named Leon Black.
And Leon Black was in charge of Apollo Global. You know, when when it acquired Shutterfly back
in 2019. So he was he was running the company that owned the company that own Life Touch
for at least two years prior to him stepping down.
Yeah, and let's let's remind people who Leon Black was this is a nasty son of a bitch with lots of money.
Yeah, yeah, absolutely. Super loaded. Yeah, he so, you know, he he's run Apollo Global for,
you know, years and years. And when Epstein stuff started to come out a while back,
you know, he his name came up a lot. And it turns out that, you know, after they did
like a congressional investigation that he had paid him, I think it was close to $170 million
by the time like their relationship had quote unquote ended, if it ever did.
Yep. There you go, Leon Black. There's that nasty son of a bitch. Yeah,
chairman of the board of directors of Apollo Global Management.
Mm hmm. Yeah, so he's he is still there. But they they just took him out of like the CEO role to
save face kind of deal. Yeah, he's he's a nasty guy, man, because, you know, that it also ended
up coming out that there were multiple app accusations of him having committed like
sexual assault against the minor at Jeffrey Epstein's townhouse in New York. I believe
there were three or four different lawsuits that ended up coming out that had alleged that,
you know, Leon Black was one of the person that was soliciting, you know, the child trafficking
services of Jeffrey Epstein. And the fact that he had paid him $170 million for
what is still like very, very confusing today in retrospect, like trying to look back and
see like what Jeffrey Epstein had done to warrant, you know, such such high payments from this guy.
You know, Occam's razor to me kind of tells me that I think I know, you know, what that money was for.
And I think everybody else is smart enough to know. But just to make sure Leon Black doesn't
try to sue me or something, I'll let you infer your own conclusions. Yeah.
And then obviously there's the whole thing with Leon Black. He had to settle,
you know, with the U.S. Virgin Islands as well. He had to pay them. I think it was
like close to $70 million, I think, in restitution because of the, I believe it was a tax avoidance
scheme that he had cooked up with Jeffrey Epstein to go through the Virgin Islands.
Yeah. 62.5 million to seven.
God damn, bro. Yeah. If that wasn't screen guilt. Yeah. I don't know what does.
Yeah, man. And so what we have is like, you know, we're about, I would say a quarter of the way,
maybe halfway into this thing. And we've already hit like four different lawsuits about like
biometric and facial data recognition collections and child trafficking and money laundering and Jeffrey
Epstein. Yeah. And so the one thing I do want to kind of look at though is so this Apollo Global
Management Company, I think you got some music playing in the background there. Oh,
shit. Yeah. Is it too loud? I could just hear it like kind of coming in and out.
No big deal though. So this Apollo Global Management Company, they actually own a lot of things.
Like I started to look and there's a lot of like children facing companies and stuff on here. And
we'll kind of get into like the different assets that they own and stuff. But so one of the
people that ended up being a senior director for Apollo Global Management, I think this is really
interesting. So her name was Cheryl Gordon. And I believe it was announced back in like 2002
that she had joined the board of Apollo Global. And Cheryl Gordon is important because she is the
wife of the CIA director that was responsible for helping to set up Incutel, the venture capital firm
on behalf of the CIA. And so now we have the CIA involved. And we have his name was Alvin Crongaard.
He was appointed by George Tenet. And they both have, you know, decades of corruption,
military, industrial, complex operations, shady ties, things like that. And Alvin Crongaard was
also working with Paul Bremer at the time to get Eric Prince contracts in Iraq. So there's,
you know, always been like a little bit of a speculation that Alvin Crongaard and Eric
Prince's father were very, very close. And that they were able to basically leverage that,
you know, personal relationship to set Eric Prince up and essentially inject him into like the
intelligence and private military corporation groups overnight after the wake of 9-11.
So, you know, a lot of the stuff that we've covered with 9-11 and some of the people
involved and, you know, what it actually led to. I mean, I think it's a pretty good indication that,
you know, this was one of those things that was an intention result of 9-11, something that
they intended as like a byproduct of the Patriot Act and the war on terror and everything like
starting right after. And it's honestly kind of wild, man, because like here's, you know,
the thing about Cheryl Gordon marrying A.B. Crongaard, and I believe this goes into Crongaard,
you know, having, so he's, Alvin Crongaard is an especially like shady character. He's not
super attached to Apollo Global by any means, but he's like connected with John Hopkins.
He also oversaw like Bankers Trust, which ended up funding like a lot of tech companies,
as well as Alex Brown and Sons, which funded like help seed fund Microsoft and a couple of other
like very, very big tech company. I think Apple may have been one of them as well,
but you guys are more than welcome to go look at that. There's tons of stuff on there because
essentially, you know, Alex Brown and Sons became, it was like the precursor, essentially, to Incutel
becoming a thing. But the reason that I think that's important is because Alvin Crongaard,
you know, with his close relationship with Eric Prance and the whole 9-11 thing that happened,
getting him those Blackwater contracts, because Alvin Crongaard was actually on the
board of Blackwater. And you know, so there was a huge conflict of interest there,
I think, with like his intimate knowledge from being the CIA director to be able to
then just go work at a private military contractor group right after
after you had secured them the contracts and stuff to help establish them as, you know,
like a reputable company. But now, Apollo Global, that same company that owned Shutterfly,
the one, you know, run by Leon Black for quite a while, they actually own Blackwater now too,
or at least what used to be Blackwater. And so in, it looks like 2011, so it says the
private security firm once known as Blackwater, this is when they changed their name to Academy,
because when Blackwater was in Iraq, they committed the Neesore Square massacre
which they they had basically indiscriminately killed 17 people, innocent civilians, and that
came out. And, you know, that was like a pretty huge controversy, but Paul Brimmer was actually
like trying to run interference from them being held accountable for any of that. And so,
you know, after the dust had settled on there, they basically changed their name to Academy
to kind of try to get away from that controversy. Isn't that slimy, bro? Like you get involved in
something so disgusting, terrible war crimes. Let's just change our name. We're going to rebrand
and we'll be back in business at no time. This is insane. Yeah. And it's crazy too,
because Drexel Burnham Lambert did basically the exact same thing. It's like they got in
trouble for the junk bond crisis, so they just restructured under a new name too and pretend
like nothing ever happened. No one will ever notice. And sadly, most people will never notice.
Yeah. Yeah. And I think that's why it's important, you know, to always like follow the money and
follow these people because like the companies change, you know, the politicians change.
But, you know, if you have names and you, you know, hold people to account on an individual
level for their participation in these things, they'll never escape it for as long as they live.
Yeah. You know, like Peter, Peter Teal won't be able to change his name,
and then nobody know who he is, right? But these companies can do that all day, every day.
What did Mitt Romney say back in the day? Like when he was running, he was like,
corporations are people, everyone. Yeah. Well, technically, Citizens United basically
made them people. So thanks, Obama. Yeah, man. That's crazy. Yeah. And so, you know,
a couple of years later in 2014, they end up doing the exact same thing basically. So they
merged with this company that's called Triple Canopy, which was kind of like another private
security, you know, I would consider them private military contractors. And they both merged into
something that was called Constellus. And so it says Constellus is now owning, it owns Triple
Canopy, Constellus Limited, Strategic Social. And Strategic Social is important as well,
because that was where Laura Logan's husband worked as he was working through that company
with the JSOP, the Joint Psychological Operations Unit in Iraq to basically drum up anti-Islamic
sentiment to encourage Americans, you know, to support the war in Iraq. And that's where Laura
Logan met him and they, you know, got together. And then I think she ended up having, you know,
some sort of instance in Egypt where she had claimed that she was like assaulted by a
sounds like a wonderful love story. And Laura Logan, dude, it sounds like Larry or Larry,
I guess you can say Larry. Laura Loomer has taken up the mantle and essentially doing the same
shit, man, drumming up. Oh, it's the Islamics. It's the people from Qatar and behind all this.
Yeah. Don't talk about Israel at all. You know, it's these other guys.
It's silly too, man, because like you have the pro-Israeli people pointing at Qatar when Qatar is
like behind the president, like they're helping their signing deals with him. They gave him a
fucking plane. Do you remember that? That's what he's using for Air Force One now or something.
Yeah, it's like friendly fire, bro. Yeah. Why are you guys talking shit about your homies?
Like calm down. It reminds me of like Nick Fuentes arguing with Candace. It's like
you guys are on the same team. You want the same things and you're funded by the same people and
you're fake fighting to like pretend you're not. I don't know. Yeah. Right now there's Ian Carroll's
in the little fake fight that's going on. Did you see that one? Yeah, I did. And what's funny is
like I appreciate that Nick is calling him out, but that doesn't make me like like Nick or trust
him at all or anything like that because like, bro, you were at J6, like telling people to take
down the barriers and disregard the police. And you know, you didn't even get charged with anything,
but you got grandmas that didn't convince anybody to do anything that got charged. He's wrapped
up with Milo who's like Milo's basically like FBI informant and Milo saying he's got Nick
Fuentes is gay 16. I saw that. And yeah. And you know, honestly, um, so Milo went through that whole,
you know, converting back to being a straight guy, right? I don't know a single actual straight
guy that would like openly admit that they possess gay porn. So that that's weird. And
the fact that he's been sitting on it for years, if he does actually have it, that's
also like, okay, so what, what is the, what is the point in the timing of this? You know,
and why wasn't it like, I don't know about you, man. I basically assume that, you know,
he's gay, but it doesn't matter. You know, it just, it just proves that he's a liar,
which I kind of already assumed anyway. Well, you know, Elon Musk called him a fed.
The, the happen was it yesterday or the day before? Yeah. When Elon Musk,
the biggest fed of them all is calling you a fed. You got some issues.
Yeah. I thought that was crazy, man. I ended up having to call that out and I was just like
going off the top of my head. I'm like, how, how many different ways is this guy involved with
the government that I can just type without looking anything up? And so I was like, I mean,
you know, according to like all reports, Starlink owns over 70% of whatever the satellites are,
you know, that there's whether they're balloons or they're actually in earth's orbit
or whatever the, I don't know. I can't prove it.
Bucking Hill, dude. Yeah. I read. What is it? I read B. Thank you for that, man.
I'm going to split it with my man. That's, that's it. God damn it, dude. Y'all making it rain,
man, but I appreciate you guys. There's a lot of love there, man. So shout out to
IRB for that. Yeah, absolutely. It was a big old one hundo, man. Oh, wow.
Yeah, man. So when it comes to like the Starlink stuff and like the whole satellite thing, I don't
know whether it's balloons that are just suspended. If they are able to achieve like low earth orbit,
you know, I could kind of maybe see that a little bit, but that's also assuming that,
you know, everything that NASA says about like the physics of the earth is true. And I don't
trust them either. But all I know is that like if you put the Starlink up, you do get internet.
And I don't know how to explain that without actually, you know, basically just assuming
that there is something providing a signal somewhere. And that's all I have to go on.
And so that was that strategic social thing, right? So they were involved with the Iraq stuff
and everything like that. And that's where you get Laura Logan and she's connected to Mike Flynn,
who's also pushing the anti-Muslim stuff right now as well. It just feels like we're reliving
the Bush administration a little bit with this. And then so after Blackwater changes to
Academy and then merges with Constellus or merges with triple canopy to become Constellus,
they get bought by Apollo Global Management in 2016. So it says, Constellus, a leading
provider of operational support and risk management services, announced today that has
entered into a binding agreement for a managed, a managed mentaled buyout of Constellus by a
consortium of investors. And it's headed by affiliates of certain funds managed by
affiliates of Apollo Global Management. Together with its consolidated subsidiaries,
Apollo will include Jason DeYonker, the chief executive officer of Constellus,
Dean Basaki, the president of Constellus, and certain other members of management and
is expected that the consortium of investors will also include Forte Capital, Manhattan
Partners, and a group of existing co-investors. I believe Leon Black is also on the board of
Manhattan Partners, if I remember correctly. So he just comes right back up, the Epstein's
connections and everything like that, right back in with this Apollo Global.
Have you worked on the web or will you be showing it at some point?
I don't have a specific Apollo Global Management web, but I do have a couple of
webs that include Apollo Global that we could get into.
After all, you are Webidomus.
It may have landed for some, but probably not Webidomus. It just reminds me of like a nickname
they would give to like a basketball player in the 70s or something.
I think I'm thinking of like Spud Web.
I told you, bro, it just came into my head and then I was like, oh, it's going to sound good.
And then when I said it, I was like, oh, yeah, that wasn't good.
It's all good.
It's the best and most confident one that I've heard.
So I'll give you that. You got that going for you.
Bro, that was rough. That was rough.
It'll come to you. You'll find the perfect one.
So we don't have to get like super into the specifics of Blackwater itself,
but there's a couple of things that came out in investigations back in like the late 2000s
that kind of go into some of the things that they were talking about,
or some of the things that they were doing over there.
And they even got like statements from Jack Rice.
He's a former CIA field operator who worked for the Directorate of Operations,
which runs covert paramilitary activities for the CIA.
So take this obviously with like a grain of salt because this guy is a fed.
But he said that when the agency actually seeds all oversight and power to a private
organization, an organization like Blackwater, most importantly, they lose control and don't
understand what's going on. What makes it even worse is that you can turn around and have
deniability. They can say it wasn't us. We weren't the ones making the decisions.
That's the best of both worlds. It's analogous to what we hear about torture that was being
done in the name of Americans when we simply handed somebody over to the Syrians or the
Egyptians or others. And then we turn around and say, we're not torturing people.
And so that's kind of where you start to get into the whole thing with like
why we use like private military contractors and arms manufacturers to begin with,
is that it allows the basically there to be a chain of segmented accountability.
So nobody can ever be completely at fault for like a Lockheed Martin
missile killing a thousand people, for example, right? Because then you have this
chain of command that happens and every single person can say, well, I was just doing my job.
I was just doing my job. And that's sort of the way that they obfuscate and
dilute everything so that nobody ever has the full picture. I mean,
you remember they were doing stuff like this with like the Apollo missions where
they would only have people working on like one specific part.
And so they never really got a clear idea of like how everything as a whole would operate.
Yeah, compartmentalization. Some shit like that. I can't say right.
Compartmentalization. Yeah, what you say. Way too long of a word.
Yeah, compartmentalize them. Yeah, you just you could have a large ass project
and break it up to smaller segments. And so the people working in the smaller segments may not
even have any clue what the hell's going on. Yeah. And yeah, and that's how you keep secrets.
Because a lot of these people that that are averse to conspiracies, how can so many people
work on this and keep it keep it quiet? So that's how. Yeah. Yeah, they don't know.
Missy brought up the Manhattan Project exactly the same way, you know, and you had Vannevar Bush.
He was he helped set up like the NACA, the precursor to NASA, and helped like establish
the Ames Research Center and was also part of the Manhattan Project. And you know, and so I
think that there was definitely like an intention that was happening from the top down to make
sure that that was the case so that, you know, nobody would be able to ask the right questions.
No, would nobody would be able to access the information that would be needed to like blow this
whole fake story up, you know, nukes landing on the moon. If if nobody has like the full view,
then how can they possibly, you know, combat it in, you know, combat these statements and
stuff. And we've went over a little bit of both. But the same exact thing happens with
military operations as well. And you know, like, I think that maybe there could be like
one or two well intentioned people that like work in agencies. But they have no power. They will
never like make change. And they're either going to be eventually like ousted or forced to conform
to the same thing, you know, even if they pretend to be like, or if they truly are well
meaning like over time, it's you're either going to get shelved out or ostracized or you're going to
be made to go along with it just like everyone else. And all you have to do is I was just simply
doing my job. Yeah, man, that's that's the nature of the beast. Yeah. Yeah. And so so this
goes into a little bit more about Blackwater and then like trying to investigate everything and
how, you know, there were senators and Dick Cheney and everything were like basically giving
everybody the run around for the longest time until eventually, you know, nobody ended up
being held accountable for the the Nisor square massacre. But that that takes us back to Apollo
Global, right? So they they now own, you know, all of that we have the Epstein connections.
And then and then we go back to the the life touch photography and realize that all of
the people that we've just been discussing for the past, you know, 3040 minutes, those are all the
people that are like in these circles that own these companies that are, you know, interacting
with your kids and capturing their likenesses and things like that. And Apollo Global, they
they own so so many companies like when I when I looked at this list, I was I was actually
kind of blown away. One that's like especially concerning to me is ADT. So like the home security
company that tons of people have in their homes, you know, for like monitoring and cameras and
you know, different things like that. You're just letting these people into your home,
and you're like trusting them to protect you and keep you safe when really they're
more than likely spying on you and trying to get like blackmail, however they can for the
things that you do in your own home. Yeah, yeah, I mean, you're already hearing, even with AI,
you know, people chatting with AI. And they, I guess, if these stories are true to begin
with, because I don't know how much I trust, but you're having discussions with AI
and confessing to things and then getting arrested over it.
Yeah. This is where we are, we are getting that. And so many people have openly embraced having
like an Alexa at home. Yeah. And all these devices, even like people are like, Oh, yeah,
I have a smart home. Yeah, got a ring camera at my front door and it's exquisite. And people
think they're like balling. Yeah. And yet they're fucking giving up their freedoms voluntarily. You
know what I'm saying? It's wild. It's funny, man. I saw I actually like used to install security
systems in houses for a while. And there were people that would get like keyless entry door
locks. And the one thing that I always thought was funny was like those were like the more
expensive models, right? Where there was like no way to do like a keyed entry. If their internet
went out, they couldn't get in their house. Yeah. Yeah. And so you're paying more for something
that is a worse service overall. And I never, it never made sense. I always try to talk them
out of it and like bring that up and be like, Hey, you know, if you're ever like being
chased by a murderer and you need to get in your home, if your Wi-Fi is down, you will be
murdered. Yeah. Yeah. That's the I think it's the convenience factor that gets a lot of people.
Yeah. You know, too. Maybe people are aware, but it's the convenience and it's like, well,
you know, YOLO, you only live once. Yeah. Well, too, it's like, you know, you start to think
about like the smart meters and stuff that people have in their homes. You know, some of
them are being forced upon people by like the utility companies. Mine included. My water company
came by and said, Hey, we're installing a water meter on our side of the pipe. So it's our property
and you can't say no, or we will not provide you water. And they're the only water utility
in the tri-county area. So it's like they force you to get it because like water is a
necessity, but they wouldn't let me continue being a customer unless I agreed to let them
install the smart meter. Yeah. It's you get held hostage, man. Yeah. And how do you work around it?
That's that's the question. Yeah. You know, obviously, it sounds like you were trying to
look for other options, man, but yeah, when you have no other options, what are you to do?
Yeah. I mean, I, you know, I dug into the company and everything like that and ended up like being
the shady rabbit hole that I still don't know who put that water meter, like who owns that water meter.
And I've dug and dug and like, you know, I even like called around and stuff trying to like
get in contact with this company and they don't have a way to reach them, which is crazy. But
then you think about like the smart meters that people willingly install in their houses and
stuff, you know, you have, I was fixing my water here a little while back and they have like
tankless ones that allow you to like control the flow of your water. And you can do it all
wirelessly and, you know, have it in an app and see your usage and statistics and stuff. And
like, people don't know that that's going to a company that's more than likely reporting that
to the government and, you know, everything like that to track your consumption as a person.
You mean it?
I'm sorry. Yeah, man, it's wild to me how people are accepting of this and don't fight back.
You know, right now you're seeing footage of ICE raids. Many people that are full-on American
citizens getting just picked up off the damn street and thrown in the back of a goddamn car
essentially kidnapped. Oh, mistakes were made and then they get dropped off somewhere miles away
and just abandoned. Here's your shit and they leave. Yeah, perfectly legal.
I thought I thought the Constitution was wholly against that type of shit, that type of behavior.
Yeah, but then I remember, you know, I go back to the Lincoln days. They were doing the same
shit back then. Yeah. You had an nefarious character by the name of Lafayette Baker,
head of the NDP chiefs in DC. You looked at him funny. His ass would arrest you and laugh about it
and just throw you no due process, no nothing. So it's something that I've been asking for a
while now. What is the point of the Constitution when it has been violated for centuries at
this point? Yeah. I think that every single one of our Bill of Rights is violated in small ways
every single day and people don't even realize it. And then they want to point to the Constitution as
though it's like this mystical piece of paper that compels people to adhere to it. And it's
like that. So if they're willing to suspend it one time, they will suspend it every time.
Yeah. And, you know, national security doesn't give a shit about your consent or whether you're
informed or not or your health. I mean, look at COVID. You know, they made that a national security
thing. Look at this Epstein stuff, national security. I don't know about you, but to me
is like if something like national security hinges on protecting people that are part of a
international child trafficking ring, then it deserves to burn. Yeah. So I agree. Well, and that's
the that's why I'm an anti-statist. Yeah. Fuck the government, dude. Fuck the government each
and every time. And you'll see these people. I'm a patriot. I'm a I'm a red blooded American.
I'm a patriot. I'm like, I kind of get it, man, because you get indoctrinated super early.
Yeah. When we go to school, what are we taught in school? First thing in the morning, the pledge
pledge of allegiance, your right hand over your heart. And you are taught essentially to worship
this piece of cloth because that piece of cloth people have died for that piece of
cloth. This is what we're told. This is how we are conditioned and indoctrinated to believe.
Yeah. People died for that. So bow down to it, worship it. Whatever the state does
is what is good for you and everyone else. Yeah. And so some people just have a hard time
shaking that shit out, man. But these days, hell no, dude, I am anti-government as fuck.
Yeah. Man, I remember. So so I was kind of like a rebellious child in middle school
and high school, you know, to I'm assuming the surprise of nobody, but authority didn't mesh
with me very well back then. And I actually got in trouble one time for like refusing to stand up
for the pledge of allegiance and like put my hand over my heart. And I made it like this huge,
you know, this huge stink about it. And essentially, you know, after I had gotten
sent to the principal's office for like an hour or two, they came to the agreement that I didn't
have to stand up and put my hand over my heart and say the pledge, but I did have to stand up
with everyone else because it caused a distraction in the classroom. Just comply, man. Just comply.
Yeah. So so they would make me stand up and I would put my hands in my pockets and I would
look straight down while everyone else is like looking at the thing and putting their hand
over their heart and all that. That was like when we were in Iraq and I was like, man, this is fucked.
It's crazy, man, because that's why I'm like,
I mean, it's basically like a religious cult when you are a hardcore patriot. You've been
you've been indoctrinated, man. Your Bible is this Bill of Rights, this Constitution that
doesn't even get followed. It'd be one thing if they were followed and actually adhere to,
but it's not. Yeah, it's it's it's continued continually getting violated. Yeah. With some
of these examples that we've given today about these pictures that we don't consent to and and
I mean, our children's likenesses used for whatever nefarious purposes. Yeah.
According to the Constitution, that is wholly unconstitutional. Yeah.
And yet most people stand by this shit.
You you'll even hear some people approve of these things and and justify it. And that's how
how bad they've been brainwashing. You know what I'm saying? Yeah, man. And like,
you know, when I saw like the big beautiful bill pass, right, and people were like, yes,
they're going to finally like do mass deportations and stuff like that. I'm not
anybody that is ever like advocating for the government to have more power
is never going to be your ally, right? Because I think we both, you know, being the anti status
we are know that the government is what basically gives all of these things the authority to do
the things that they do because they're the at the end of the day. Like, you know, we we
give them the power to be the arbiter of justice and they're never going to punish
themselves or the people that they're friends with. And they are the ones that say it is okay
for these companies to do these things, we will allow it. And that to me is like, I mean,
that that feels like declarations of war basically against the populace.
When then when you think about who are these people that make our laws that cause all these
false flags, it's the psychopaths. Yeah, that race that use that affiliate to blackmail
their politicians into submission to get them to do whatever laws that they need passed,
do whatever shady bullshit they need to get behind. Yeah. And that includes censoring
dissenting voices or in opinions. And this is why the censorship is just continues to get
even tighter. But when you when you support your government heroes, and some people maybe
are on the same page with us that are anti status, but they still hold
hope that there are white hats out there. Yeah, in government. I'm sorry to break it to you,
but you don't get to these higher levels of government without having some fucking dirt,
man. It just doesn't happen. Yeah, you know, if you're going to be causing trouble,
you're going to you're not going to get the exposure needed. Yeah, get you to the next
levels. They're just going to shut you down. Now, you every now and then someone comes up
like Ron Paul, who says nice things from time to time, but then still pushes on official
narrative shit and and status positions. Yeah. Well, you know, when when when we look at the
government, I think a lot of people, you know, sort of make the mistake of not understanding
that it is just like every other job and workplace where they're, you know, if you've ever
worked at a job, and you're like causing, you know, problems for upper management,
because you're, you know, trying to do the right thing or call out some messed up policy or, you
know, you're trying to unionize the workers at your workplace or do something, you know, to kind
of fight back against them in any way. You end up getting fired or you, you know, you get
transferred to another location or they, you know, force you into a position that
comes with lower pay or something like that. And so like this stuff happens all the time in
regular job markets and the government operates the exact same way. And you know, so even if it's
not like something nefarious like blackmail, it goes back to that whole, you know, school picture
thing where it's like they're they're going to play on your inability to live in isolation,
you know, you have, you know, you're not going to have somebody that's going to go to
against the fray because they don't want to be excluded from the group. And that it works
just like with government, just like with social settings with workplaces with organizations
and everything. And it's interesting, I was doing some digging back on like
Hegel, he was, he's like the technocrats like favorite guy. He was a philosopher back during
the French Revolution. And that was essentially what he said was that, you know, if you're
able to take advantage of the fact that we're social creatures and feel the need to belong
to like collectives, you can completely erase somebody's individual identity slowly by getting
them to capitulate and compromise their principles until the point where they can't even recognize
themselves over a period of time. Isn't that crazy? Like they'll get you to like
relent your principles in like small ways here and there until eventually you're a
completely different person with different values and different morals over a certain
period of time. Yeah, I mean, that's what the public school system does essentially.
Yeah, you know, they're indoctrinating our kids. And if you don't, if you think that's too far,
think about all the shit that gets that you get taught in school as a little kid. Harvey
Lee Oswald killed JFK, he's closed. 9 11 was caused by Islamic terror with by cavemen with
box cutters. All that's what you get taught at the young super age. All these bullshit,
fantastical stories that are that have no basis in reality or truth. Yeah, this is what the public
schools do and raise our kids. So then as they get older, as they go into the universities,
where woke ism is flourishing at the moment and has been in the secret societies. I mean,
that you know, academia is where they end up like recruiting a lot of like intelligence agents and
you know, Freemasons and stuff because they'll look for those people that,
you know, they can either bring into their ranks or, you know, use eventually in some sort
of capacity, whether that's like getting them to join skull and bones or, you know, through Yale or
you know, they they end up like doing something really embarrassing in college and that becomes
the blackmail, you know, because a lot of these fraternities do like hazing and stuff. And
if you document somebody in a specific scenario, you reframe that in a different context. And
now all of a sudden this guy looks like he's doing something really disgusting when it was
like, you know, he was doing the the initiations that they forced him to do at that college. And
it's crazy. You know, it's wild. I did a Lincoln show on Monica Perez show earlier today. And I
wanted to bring up one little thing, but I think it fits in right now. A little trivial,
how many people are aware that at one point in time, there was a political party called the
Anti Masonic Party. I do know about that. Yeah, that is wild. And Mr. William Seward Secretary
State that had that fake attack happened in this home. He was a member of that party. And
but I also, you know, so you're like, Oh man, he was a good guy then he was an anti he was
an anti Masonic. Oh man, it's all these secret societies. There's so many of them
just because you don't like one of them. How do you know he's not involved in another secret
society? You know what I'm saying? Well, that was the one that you talked about the attack with
like all these details that didn't add up and stuff, right? Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. The Seward
matching attack. Yeah. Where where conveniently William Seward got in a carriage accident. He
had this little brace on his neck. Yeah, that's what saved him when he was getting stabbed
supposedly. And that's the thing, man. I talk about that shit because I mean that was 160 years
ago. And it was it was riddled with bullshit and lies. Yeah. And it's no different today, man.
Yeah, that's one thing that repeats. Yeah, that's one thing that always gets me right is like we
look back at history and it's like people forget that fake news wasn't invented, you know, back
in back in the 21st century, like Trump didn't invent fake news. You know, the Democrats didn't
invent fake news. Like they've been doing fake news since human history, you know. And when you
look back at everything and see that the official narratives 150 years ago also start to fall
apart, it's like, okay, so if the government has been lying to us and manipulating everything
and doing all these like very intricate plots and ploys and things to really like push the needle
three times as long as like somebody's lifetime, I don't think they're ever going to be redeemed.
You know, like there is no way to make the government good and work for you
because since its inception, it was it was built to oppress people. That was like the
intention behind it. When that's the thing with a lot of these normies, you know,
there's some normies that will accept that government has done, you know, mistakes were made,
but they don't do that anymore, you know. Oh, wow, they tried.
They were pumping black people with syphilis and experimenting on them. Wow, that sucks.
They don't do that anymore. Our government is good. Yeah. And my answer to that,
my rebuttal to that is like, okay, you're so averse to my way of thinking. This is why I think a lot
of this shit is fake. It's just manufactured. It's manufactured narrative after manufactured
narrative. You put a hero here and then you bring them down and all this bullshit.
And if you think I'm full of shit, okay, tell me when exactly they stopped because
they readily admit fucking up in the 1960s quite a bit. Yeah, they readily admit it.
So show me when they stopped. Yeah, you'll never get anything from them. Oh, stop it.
You're off base. Get out of here. So they all kind of fit like this certain archetype. And
I'm sure that you probably met someone like this in your life before. I know I have.
I've met multiple people like this where they are a terrible person. They're a drug addict that
steals from people or robs people or they're a compulsive liar or maybe they murdered somebody
at some point, but you knew them personally. And their entire life, they do all these really,
really shitty things. But every so often, they'll like kind of pretend to get their shit together
and they'll be like, no, I mean, I've changed. I'm different now. You know, I'm not the same
person that I was before. And then they like try to gain your trust back and they'll use that
to then do the next thing to you. Like you'll let them in your home or something and then
they'll steal your key or your wallet or some valuables when they're like they're supposed
to be in recovery. And it's that like relenting that trust that gives them that ability to take
advantage of you. And when you look at somebody that's maybe that way for like 20 years and
they're still saying like, no, I've changed. It's different this time. Do you trust that person?
Do you let that person into your home? Would you let them have your bank account detail? Why
would you do that with the government? Just because it's a lot of people that do that exact
same thing. Yeah. When I hear that just it brings back like the scenario of a battered spouse.
Yeah. I mean, when we hear of a battered spouse that just keeps going back to her husband that
leaves her with black eyes and then he knows that he's a piece of shit, but he loves me
and they just keep going back and the family's like, what the fuck are you doing with him?
When are you going to get it? And if you still fall for the government, push it narratives,
you know, and you are pro state, pro the state, pro never ending wars, pro false flags.
When the fuck are you going to get it? Leave leave that mindset. Yeah.
They are not your friends. They want to fucking kill you and they won't give a fuck if they
do, man. Well, you know, when it comes to like, you know, principles, I tend to be like a little bit
of a purist. Like a lot of people say that like I have too high of expectations for like, you know,
the levels of corruption of our government because I expect there to be 0% corruption.
And so like when I see people that will like make concessions
for people or make excuses, I'm like, no, if you're going to support somebody, you have to support all
of them. It's the good and the bad. You don't get to say, well, I support them for this, but I'm
against them doing this. It's like, well, if you're supporting them doing that, then you're
also giving them permission to continue doing the things you don't like. And you can't do that.
That's not how having principles works. You might as well just turn them into a constitution
if you're just going to disregard it when it's inconvenient for you.
And I just, I don't understand it, man. It's so confusing to me that, you know, because,
you know, what is the wife or the, you know, the spouse will always say like, well, you
know, this time it's different. This time it's different. He's changed. He promised he would.
And, you know, when you take into context, you know, if this was like somebody that's been
doing this to you, like basically your entire relationship, the one thing that they use to
convince themselves to stay is like, what would I do without them? Right? They always like
get it in their head. Worst case scenario of like, my life's going to fall apart.
Everything is going to turn to chaos. Yada, yada, yada. And like the number one thing I always see
is like, well, without the government, who's going to build the roads? And we had roads thousands
of years before we had any like formal, you know, forms of government trade insurers we have roads
and people will trade with each other as long as they have shit they need.
Freaking wildlife makes their own roads. Have you ever gone hiking up mountains?
You'll see deer trail. They may they've been they've been making their own damn roads. No
government needed. They just do their own damn thing. Yeah. Yeah, man. When people say, well,
this time is going to be different. I liken it to every time a status falls for the next new guy
when Trump came around. Oh, man. Or for me, it was Bernie Sanders. Yeah. Bernie Sanders. Oh,
man, this time is going to be different. Obama for a lot of people. He fooled a lot of motherfuckers,
including me. I fell for that shit. Yeah. And no, man, this guy, this guy, it's going to be
different this time. And a lot of the same feeling that people had for Obama. I felt this
time around with Trump. Yeah, when Trump got elected, that energy. Oh, man, I can't. If
Kamala gets in, we are doomed. Yeah, we need to get Trump. It's going to be the end of the
world of Kamala. And if we get Trump, the wars are going to stop. The economy is going to flourish.
The steam files are going to be released.
And one of the most comical things is seeing some people like they're still Trumpers,
but they'll be like, oh, man, I'm really getting discouraged. Motherfucker, if you haven't
got it by now, you probably never will. Yeah, because the signs have been there for years, man.
And this is why I can't stress that enough. This is why you cannot have faith in government.
Yeah, they're going to fuck you each and every time. Yeah. If someone legitimately comes up
that legitimately wants the best for you, you're never going to hear him.
He's not going to be allowed to come up. It's kind of like, in a sense,
David McGowan, when he when he talks to his book Weird Seems Inside the Canyon,
a lot of these manufactured rock stars, some of which honestly weren't even good musicians.
Yeah, but this is what intelligence agencies wanted to prop up. And so in reality,
the people making their music were super talented musicians, but they were never,
they did the recording, the studio quality recordings, you know, that sounded great and
exquisite. But the faces for these rock groups were these no talent musicians.
Like Jim Morrison. Yes. Yes. Who didn't write most of the songs.
All manufactured bullshit, you know. And so the reason I brought that up,
it's because that's how politicians are along the same lines.
If they're going to prop up someone and they're going to get all the way to the very top,
if that's the person that they want. Yeah, if you are legitimately there to be a problem
to cause disruption, they'll either just completely ignore you. The media will ignore
you all that bullshit. And that's it. I kind of felt like that's what happened.
Bernie Sanders was getting no media attention, no media attention.
I don't know how I feel about him anymore, but he couldn't go away. And he was bringing in crowds.
And I feel that he got blackmailed or, you know, like threatened or like, hey, dude,
you need to fall in line. And what happened after he clearly got robbed and he clearly got
robbed of the nomination from the DNC? What happened? He fell in line.
Oh, no. Oh, I lost. I lost. And yeah, it was a good, it was a good fight. Bitch, you got robbed.
And like just looking at the fact that he then went on to support Hillary Clinton,
who we all know the Clint kill list, the Adrena Chrome, the baby sacrifices,
like I still fully believe all that to be true. Yeah, man.
And he's like, just don't worry about all that or all the stuff I said negative about her.
Like you got to. Yeah. Well, that was one of the things when I was a Bernie Sanders supporter,
because I was a statist. I thought he was going to bring hope and change.
One of the things that drew me to him was I remember hearing an MSNBC report where they were
like, Bernie Sanders net worth is only $360,000. And that most of it is tied to his home.
I'm like, that's fucking cool as shit, dude. That's not a knock, but they were trying to
make it a knock because how are you going to be in this position if you're not even a millionaire?
Ha, ha, ha. He's not even a millionaire. And now you look at Bernie 2025. That motherfucker's
balling, dude. He's a millionaire now. Yeah. So all the shit that he claims he fought against
all through, you know, the 60s and civil rights and economic disparities and fighting
for the poor is all bullshit now. Yeah. I mean, he's living lavish these days.
So the fuck out of here. And this is what I mean when you.
I made the mistake of putting him on a pedestal and idolizing someone that turned out to be just
like every other goddamn scumbag. And so right now, people are having similar like feelings
to someone like a Marjorie Taylor Greene, a Robert Massey. Oh, no, they're outsiders.
Man, you got it all wrong. They're they're good. It's the same fucking shit. You're
going to get let down. Don't put your goddamn faith on anyone, man.
Yeah, it's I mean, it just reminds me of like Ron Paul, where it's like, you know,
Ron Paul was always there to provide a controlled criticism of the government and the way that
it operates, right? Like he's been talking about ending the Fed for a long, long time.
Sounds amazing. However, it has now since been like co-opted by these crypto technocrats
and they're going to up into our current financial system for a completely digital one that we've
always been warned against. And Ronald Ron Paul supports that now. Ron Paul is like,
he's he's got support from people from like the the congressional blockchain caucus. And
you know, his son obviously is like completely so far gone. He there's pictures of him
kissing the wall and taking APAC money, or maybe not APAC money specifically, but he gets
money from that Jeff Yoss guy, the same guy that funds Thomas Massey, who is super Jewish,
super Zionist directly connected to like think tanks in Israel that fund the
Congress people over there in the Cohella policy forum. And so I don't like this guy
that funds what I would consider essentially like Israel's APAC on behalf of like the Likud party
and Netanyahu's like side of their fake two party system also donates to Thomas Massey and
Ron Paul's son. So, you know, maybe they don't get APAC money, but I would consider that even
more concerning. Yeah. Yeah, it's all it's all swampy. Yeah, we were promised by Trump,
he was going to drain swamp and I golly, I still think, you know, you just got to be patient.
Yeah, military tribunals are coming. I still that is funny to see how a lot of these Qtards
are slowly, slowly dying out. Yeah, it's wild that, you know, they've taken the concept of martial law
and turned it into a positive. And they're like, the second martial law is declared, we have one.
And it's like that. I assume that's when we lose actually. And you have it all wrong.
Yeah, they're applauding or applauding shit that they claim that they were against.
But it's 69 dimensional chess, wheezy. You don't understand. Okay, sounds good.
I actually saw something the other day where it said, you know, Trump Trump is not doing
these deals behind closed doors. He's doing them out in the open and transparently for
everyone to see. And I'm like, so why is that a good thing? Because the deal is still getting
done. The money's still changing hands. Whatever they were going to, you know, do behind closed
doors, Trump is still going to carry forward. It's just now you like they're not trying to hide it.
So that makes it a good thing. Like they're not going to be held accountable. There's not
going to be anybody that gets in trouble for these deals. You know, we have open AI who's
like, you know, living on the teat of the government. We have Elon Musk who's, you know,
whole existence would not be if it wasn't for government subsidies and government handouts.
He's like the welfare queen of the planet. And where's Doge now? Remember this big old hype?
People have already forgot about Doge. Yeah, there was this hype. They're out there making
cuts. They're saving the American taxpayer some money that is being illicitly spent and
we're here to bring an end to it. When the hell did you, when are you going to start with NASA?
Yeah, or, uh, you know, I mean, it's funny because like they announced, you know, all that
supposed fraud, which it was fraud and it, you know, it's collusion and stuff, the USAID stuff,
but that was like intentionally structured to be corrupt and connected to all of these things
so they could point it out, you know, and say like, look at how corrupt a human government is.
That's why we need an AI government because it'll be transparent and honest and you won't be able
to blackmail it. And then we have the dystopian digital new world order that they wanted the
whole time. Yeah, man. And I, maybe we, this, this was a lot of fun, but I don't think you
were done with your, your lifetime touch. Yeah, we still got more stuff to cover. Yeah, yeah.
But no, I mean, all this, you gotta remember, it's all tied up in the same shit, man. When
you're seeing the same names pop up continually, Jeff Epstein. Yeah. Um, yeah, it's, yeah, we're,
we're already in the matrix and maybe some of us don't even realize it. Yeah. Yeah, man. And
the, the turning people into batteries parts coming real soon, DARPA will be sure of that.
God damn. Look, man, you ever heard of PZL electric?
No, what's that? So that is electricity that's generated by like kinetic forces. You know,
those flashlights that you could shake and it would charge it. So that, but on the nano scale
and using your body's process. Oh, you said flashlight. I thought you said flashlight.
No, no, no. No, the flashlight. You shake it. You know what I mean?
But yeah, like, you know, MIT has already come out and said, like they, they have the ability
to create like nanotype devices that can hijack the white blood cells of your immune system to
bypass your blood brain barrier. And they can like, they can capture the energy that's
released by the metabolic, the metabolic processes of your cells. And, you know,
so that's what's coming is they're going to be harvesting energy from us in order to transmit
signals that have like our biometrics and all that shit that get uploaded in real time through
ambient backscattering, which is the technology that they had for, you remember the like rabbit
ear antennas, how you didn't have to plug it into anything. You just connected it to your
TV and stuck it up there. Yeah, it could, it could just get signal. That's essentially
what those will be is like they'll be so low powered or use no power at all to transmit that
signal because they're, they're transmitting and receiving communications over already
preexisting wireless waves that we use for like cellular and Bluetooth communications.
And MIT has admitted that they can do that. They just did that. They just admitted it like
a couple weeks ago. And if we go by the rule of thumb of like technology is always,
you know, they only release stuff after it's been in effect for, you know, 20, 30, 50 years,
then I'm like, okay, well, if they're admitting it now and I do the math, that's like 1995.
That's right around when like Clinton was passing the nano tech, the national nano tech
initiative. So that checks out. And yeah, man, I, you know, I think this shit gets real,
real deep. And there's going to be stuff that comes out in 10 years that's that people
are going to be like violently upset about. Why didn't you tell me motherfuckers, we've been
telling you, you just haven't listened. Yeah, man. So we're, you know, I'm, I'm at the point now
where, you know, I'm just kind of like waiting to see what direction they're going to take.
So I know how to tell people how to try to avoid it. You know, it's like, they're
gonna do some fuck shit. And it's like happening every single day now. So all I'm trying to do
is keep up with it. So I can tell people like, Hey, this is trying to steal your identity. Hey,
this is like mapping your face. Hey, this is like collecting your location data. And it's
tied to these people. And, you know, and hope that people can can like boycott things enough
or stop using things enough. Like hopefully this this leads to like people opting out of
using like life touch for their photos. And maybe something else could could come along or, you know,
you could like, pivot to like a private like local photographer instead to do like yearly
pictures for your your children or something like that. That's always an option too.
And, you know, so because the way it works is like every single person that purchases, you
know, those life touch things like that money just rolls up to all these same people.
You know, it's it's going through multiple shell companies, but they end up profiting from every
single transaction at the end of the day, even if it's like a thousandth of a penny or, you know,
whatever that looks like and continuing this cycle to give them more money to invest in
other things to then do the same shit all over again with something else.
So some of the other companies, I'm not familiar with some of them, but I wanted to
create like a pretty comprehensive list just to make sure I didn't miss any of them.
But some of these might stick out. So you also have, so we covered ADT.
They also own a Finney and Group, which is they design, market and service programs that deal
with customer relationships for other business businesses. The company says it reaches 250
million customers in 20 countries. So they kind of, you know, do like PR stuff for companies
and like customer satisfaction campaigns and things like that. And they get contracted by
companies to increase those. You have a Laris, an American aluminum rolled products
producer based in Beechwood, Ohio. The company had approximately 5000 employees globally. As of mid
2015, you have Atlas Air worldwide holdings. So that's Atlas Air and Polar Air cargo
and a freighter aircraft leasing joint venture with Bain Capital. Bain Capital is Mitt Romney.
So I thought that was interesting. You know, brought him up earlier and I plan to mention him.
And also Mitt Romney and the whole Mormon thing, man. I'm starting to dig into a lot of that
stuff. And I think it goes pretty deep and pretty nefarious. I've tried to stay away from
like the the religious stuff because a lot of it is like you can't prove a lot of things with it
as easily as you can like financial records where all I have to do is say like, hey, you know,
here's their fucking tax returns. And it's like smoking gun plain as day, you know, clear to see
and stuff. Oh, jeez.
I want to when I hear Mitt Romney, this quote always comes into my head.
You didn't say that again. He said at the very beginning.
I like this state. It's a great state here. The trees are the right height.
You think he maybe just like gave a speech in California before that and saw redwoods and was
like, no, that's too much tree. We got to bring that down. I don't know, bro. There was another
time where he was with some black folks and he was like, he's like, the blacks like me.
Yeah, you could tell they just like put them, you know, getting getting them ready for like
some kind of photo shoot. Yeah, dude, all these clowns are super manufactured and fake and
completely unrelatable, bro. Like the average person, man. I mean, do you remember when
Mitt Romney was running against Obama and it like got caught on a hidden camera that he's
he basically in a roundabout way said, I don't give a shit about 47% of America.
Did you ever see that like that hot mic thing? Yeah, man. Yeah, that I mean, what more proof do
you need? You know, yeah, I used to when I was younger, I used to follow
all these politics like hardcore, man. I guess the way I do conspiracies these days,
that's how deep I used to go into politics, you know, like I was like, oh my gosh,
did you see what this guy said? Did you see what that guy? Oh,
I'm trying to I guess I'm trying to find this other little little quote because
this one must never be forgotten and never forgotten period, man. It's do you remember
Howard Dean? Yeah, we cannot let these moments ever forgotten, man. For those that may have missed
it. This is the screen that doomed Howard Dean. Let's let's let's reminisce and enjoy this.
You know something? You know something? If you had told us one year ago that we were going to
come in third in Iowa, we would have given anything for that. And you know something? You know
something? Not only are we going to New Hampshire, Tom Harkin, we're going to South Carolina and
Oklahoma and Arizona and North Dakota and New Mexico. We're going to California and Texas and
New York. We're going to South Dakota and Oregon and Washington and Michigan. And then we're
going to Washington D.C. to take back the White House.
And he's so happy in that moment, too. Look at him. Okay, one last replay. And Washington and
Michigan. And then we're going to Washington D.C. to take back the White House.
He's like, I fucking kills right now. A couple of days later he got ran off.
And that just reminds me of the Chappelle skit every time.
Oh, man. But even if I hadn't seen that clip in a while, but you know how he starts, I was like,
you know something? Do you know something? We're going to go here. I mean, completely
manufactured. What real person talks like that? Yeah. It's just complete bullshit, man. And
people fall for these fucking antics time and time and again. Yeah. It's it's even when you find
out that they're fake as fuck, people will still cast their little ballots. Oh, yeah, this guy's
going to change shit around this time around this time. This time it's really going to work, guys.
Fuck out of here, man. Yeah. Who's a fuff lens said it's no worse than Elon's chain saw whale.
I honestly thought when Elon did that jump up and made like the X with his body that that was
going to be like, all right, maybe we distance ourselves from him. But he has so many fucking
government contracts. You're not getting ready, Elon Musk, man. Fuck no, dude. And then he got
put through the ringer with his little purple eye next to the white house.
Yo, dude, I already forgot about that shit. This is a little off topic, but I've seen stuff before
where I guess Elon, you know, a couple years ago, trying to get like a like a penis enlargement
surgery. And it was botched. And now he doesn't work. I don't know if that's true.
I really don't want to see the proof. But, you know, it would explain why he happens to use like
IVF for all of his conceptions, like to have all of his kids. Yeah, yeah, that's true.
And maybe what happened was he got close with Epstein back in the day and he wanted his to look
like an egg. And it got messed up. Anyway, sorry. So the other another company we have is a Bradco
supply. Bradco is a distributor of building material for commercial and residential building markets,
particularly roofing specifically, career builder. So the place where you would go to submit your
resume and try to get a job and give them all of your personal details, again, owned by that same
Apollo Global, where the CEO for years and years was giving Epstein millions of dollars for who knows
what. You know, it's an American employment website founded in 1995. It operates in US,
Canada, Europe, and Asia, provides talent management software and other recruitment
related services. No doubt they probably have something to do with like colluding with the
H1B schemes that go on where like it's basically been admitted that around 81% of online job postings
are just completely fake. I'm sure that there is like some collusion between Indeed and
career builder and LinkedIn and shit like that because all those are owned by all the same people
too. You know, like LinkedIn, I believe Reed Hoffman was involved with that and Reed Hoffman was
involved with Epstein. I think he, I can't remember if he sits on the board of
Palantir or Founders Fund. I think it might be one of the two, but I can't quite remember.
But yeah, so Reed Hoffman is another interesting character to look into.
And then you have Century 21 Real Estate. Have you heard of this company before?
When I got my real estate back in the day, I went through Century 21 through their school.
So hell yeah, I know that. Shit. Yeah. So you know, they've got, it says like worldwide,
they have 147,000 sales professionals. And that makes me think of like all of these properties
that are getting bought up by like BlackRock and Vanguard and like all these institutions.
And I'm like, is 21st century just like basically selling these houses to these
VC firms because they're, you know, roundabout way owned by them also? That's what I think, you
know, like when it comes to real estate, I'm sure you know, like whoever's willing to buy
the fucking house, you're going to sell it to them. But you know, it seems like there's
a little more like coordination with the way that like BlackRock and the other firms are like
buying up like whole neighborhoods, you know, like they shouldn't be able to do things like that.
Another one is SIVA Logistics. It's a global logistics and supply chain company that operates
both freight management and contract logistics, which I think is interesting because, you know,
think of how many times we've had like supply chain shutdowns artificially
increase prices on things. I would assume that SIVA Logistics has a hand in that as well.
Chucky Cheese is owned by Apollo Global. Yeah. Yeah. No, not them. Yeah, man. I like Chucky
Cheese. God damn it. So the good memories. So the Kitty Casino that sells poison pizza
to children is owned by the company that the CEO, Epstein, millions of dollars,
the child sexual assault allegations against him, the multiple child sexual assault allegations
against him, so on and so forth. And they sell pizza. Yeah. Yeah, right. Right.
You have Klairs. Klairs is, you know, I think typically aimed towards like younger girls,
like I think that's where a lot of girls get their ears pierced for the first time.
You know, things like that. So that's another thing right there is like, you know, they're
they're marketing directly to like demographics of children and underage people and making money off
of them to then feed into these networks that abuse them and traffic them and sexually abuse
them and things like that all over the world. Coinstar is owned by Apollo Global Management.
So anytime you go deposit coins, Coinstar kiosk, Apollo Global is getting a little bit of that cut.
So what happens if you you're at a Coinstar and then like a couple pennies fall on the ground,
people start fighting over it. Does someone yell, Coinstar?
That was bad. Maybe in the right neighborhood.
Yeah. All right. I'm trying, bro. I'm trying. Maybe in like Inglewood, California.
So yeah, Coinstar, I mean, they they process 2.7 back in 2019 alone, they process 2.7 billion
dollars worth of coins just in one six. Yeah. And you know, they they always end up taking
a cut. I can't remember if it's like 10, 15%, something like that. So whatever 10 to 15%
is of 2.7 billion, that's how much they profited. And that money just rolls right up into that
Apollo Global. You have Coldwell Banker. So Coldwell Banker real estate LLC. I believe they're
the ones with that blue logo that has like the white lines that go across or whatever you
ever seen like the Coldwell Bank logo. Yeah, I I also work for Coldwell Banker back in the day.
Man. Yeah. I did real estate for 12 years. Yeah.
And my first few years was with Coldwell Banker. Huge, huge as company. Yeah.
I would probably say bigger than Century 21. Yeah. Same thing. Countrywide was a loan servicing
company. I'm reading it right there that it's saying talking about integrated property services
out here in the States and they're saying that's in the UK out here in the States,
countrywide is like a loan servicing company, massive loan servicing company.
I'm not sure if the two are related, but I wouldn't be surprised if it was like
countrywide US was like their sister company or something like that for sure.
With the way that like basically every company is structured now like that, I would be surprised
if they weren't related. Oh, and that that Coldwell Banker, they used to be partially owned
by the Carlisle Group too, which is, you know, they're pretty much there. Yeah. And yeah,
you mentioned countrywide Cox Media Group, which is massive, you know, in certain areas,
like I remember for the longest time, it was like you either had to choose between like Cox or
Comcast or Cox and AT&T for like your cable internet provider. I never actually had like their
service or whatever, but I've also like looked into some of the things behind Cox Media and,
you know, even back then, during its founding and things like that, there were shady ties going
on. And just for the record, that is COX. Yes. filthy minded reeks out there.
Yeah, man. And so what is that so far? So we have a residential security system,
we have air airline and air cargo. We have like residential building materials and commercial
building materials. We have real estate, real estate services. We have recruitment services for
like job postings, supply chain logistics, children's entertainment and products,
coin star, I don't know what they would fall under, but money management services maybe.
And then this country wide, another, you know, it's a residential property surveying. So they
actually like determine like values of land and stuff like that. You have the Cox Media, so,
you know, radio, television stations, ISPs, telephone lines, you know, so you have the
fresh market, which is a chain of supermarkets. So go into the grocery store. You have Goodman Global
manufacturing. They're an American company that operating as an independent subsidiary of the
Daikin Group, the world's largest manufacturer of heating, ventilation and air conditioning
products and systems. So you're heating in AC, goes up to Apollo Global most likely.
Great Canadian Entertainment is a Canadian gaming, entertainment and hospitality company.
Now, I don't know what sort of hospitality they provide. I would think like maybe hotels or
a resort or something like that. You have Great Wolf Resorts, which is a chain of resort
hotels and indoor water parks, where a lot of people bring their families.
You know, I don't know what the statistics are, but children go missing from resorts and parks
all the time. The company owns and operates its family resorts under the Great Wolf Lodge brand.
In addition to water parks, each resort features restaurants, arcades, spas and children's
activities. You have Hexion. So Hexion is a chemical company based in Columbus, Ohio.
It produces thermoset resins and related technologies and specialty products. I'm not
sure what thermoset resin is. It sounds like it's like a heat-based, you know, some sort of
like finish or coat or something like that to me. But I haven't looked into it specifically. Now,
this one is extremely interesting, IntelSat. So IntelSat is a Luxembourgish American multinational
satellite service provider with corporate headquarters in Luxembourg and administrative
headquarters in Tyson's, Virginia. Virginia right next to the CIA headquarters in Langley.
And from 1964 to 2001, it was an intergovernmental consortium owning and managing a constellation
of communications satellites providing international communications and broad or
telecommunications and broadcast services. In a roundabout way, that's to say, like there were
members of the government and government agencies and also private owners that were
all involved in this company and working together via government contracts and special
agreements to have like this joint sort of entity that both of them could interoperate with
freely. The next one is the jacuzzi brand. So, you know, hot tubs are what they actually are,
but jacuzzi is like they're like the apple of hot tubs. And so anytime you buy like a hot tub or
a pool from the jacuzzi brand, Apollo Global is getting a cut of that. Legendary Entertainment
is an American mass media and film corporation in Burbank. The company's collaborated with
Warner Brothers, Universal Pictures, Sony Pictures, Paramount Pictures, which I guess you
know, is streaming services such as Netflix and Hulu. So like, I mean, at this point, like,
that's entertainment, that's, you know, hospitality, that's travel, that's shipping,
that's distributions, money management, real estate, you know, it's like a little bit of
everything. You have linens and things. It was a big box retailer specializing in home textiles,
housewares and decorative home accessories. Not really a big deal in the grand scheme.
McGraw Hill education is important. It is a big deal in the grand scheme of things right here.
Yes. McGraw Hill, as most people probably remember, is like the number one textbook manufacturer,
distributor, you know, creator, publisher in the country. Arguably the world, I'm not quite
sure. And, you know, they provide the textbooks that they use in public schools to educate
our kids. So yeah, we talked about that not too long ago. Just, you know, yeah, what was it a few
minutes back, how the public education system is, that's all they're doing is grooming our kids.
Yeah, to believing these fairy tales that government is good. Government is okay. Government
has your back. Yeah. And then here they are basically infiltrating every facet of your life
literally. Like I'm not even exaggerating. I feel like they've covered like a large
swathe of what I would consider people's like day-to-day lives so far in just different
industries. But you also have to remember that McGraw Hill at one point was owned by Maxwell
Communications. So Robert Maxwell's company was the one that owned McGraw Hill and was
responsible for publishing the textbooks before it went over to Apollo Global and was
run by Leon Black, who was also involved with Epstein. So, you know, I would consider our
school textbooks, you know, they're not fit to wipe your ass with, but that's neither here nor
there. But yeah, it's, you know, they provide education, not only like textbooks, but like
software, lessons, lesson plans, like they basically help, you know, craft the national
curriculum and what is being taught to our kids. And then you wonder why the Department of Education
is such a shit show. Not only because it's a government thing, but also because they're
working with the same people that psychologically abuse kids. You know, so of course they're
gonna keep them uneducated and unaware and focus on, you know, non-impactful things. You
know, like, I don't know what George Washington Carver and learning about all of his peanut
inventions are going to help me, you know, like resist my government or make me a better
person or, you know, allow me to conduct myself in any better way in society. But
they'll just have them focus on stuff like that. And then they'll feed them, you know, the whole,
like, American history propaganda shit, like they put all that shit in there and, you know,
we fucking fought the British and won and we're free and all that. You already know.
Michaels is another company. So they're like privately held arts and crafts. Yeah. Yeah.
So what's the other one? Hobby Lobby, I think. Yeah. You know, so they're like a
competitor to Hobby Lobby and they are actually the largest provider of arts crafts framing
floral and wall decor and merchandise for makers and do-it-yourself home decorators in all of
North America, the largest one. You have Oceania Cruises, which is a cruise line based in Miami.
You know, it's important to remember that a lot of Epstein's operations. I want to address,
I love Billy, but he's been, he's, he's crying in the, in the comments.
Billy says, we know nothing about the department of education. Clearly.
Clearly, Billy, you missed the first part where we were talking about how
in school you get taught that Lee Harvey Oswald was the lone gunman for JFK.
In public school, you get taught that caveman with box cutters brought down the
fucking towers of 9-Eleven. So you can save me with the public education bullshit.
Billy, I still love you, but you're fucking dead wrong, homie.
There you go. Yeah, I think, I think, you know, when it comes to the department of
education, that that was largely pushed by like Rockefeller. And you know, you had like
the Ford Foundation was involved, but they were basically, you know, exactly what they did with
the medical industry is, you know, they ended up slowly co-opting everything and then forcing,
you know, basically like general practices across the industry. And if you didn't,
you know, adhere to those just like with the politicians, you know, and the social exclusion
that we've kind of talked about and stuff, it's that exact same thing is like they had to coalesce
like all the different educational institutions and things like that. And then when Jimmy Carter
finally created the Department of Education, since then we've had just had a slow downward decline
of student performance, IQ and intelligence for, you know, a consistent trend that's
longer than 30 years. So I don't know what I don't know about the Department of Education,
but I know it's terrible. Yeah, I believe
trying to get a rise. It's working. I'm getting risen up, but he's dead wrong, man.
Billy, if you believe in these government fairy tales that Lee Harvey Oswald was the
lone gunman in the JFK assassination, that caveman with box cutters brought down the
towers of 911 that COVID came from some pangolin and a bat soup market bullshit.
If you buy into that, you're the one that doesn't know jack shit. And you can keep on
going along with the flow and voting your way out. You know, we just got to get the right
politician. Bill Clinton is going to save us. If that's what you believe, then clearly
you know much more than any and all of us. And we landed on the moon in 1969.
And Vietnam War was a just war. So was the Gulf Wars. Every single war that the United States
imperialistic government has gotten to has been right. It's been freedom.
Yeah, World War Two was about was about defeating Hitler and not like establishing
international governing bodies to basically have all of the countries in the world
conform to so that they could create a global dystopia that is that is run by
an amalgamation of like international, you know, governing bodies like the World
Economic Forum, the Bilderberg steering committee and things like that. Like that's
it. I don't know, you know, to each their own. But if you can't see it at this point, man,
I don't know how to help some people. Another one of those companies that they could Cudoba.
Cudoba is like a chain. It's like a it's like Chipotle kind of like a rival to Chipotle where
it's not like Taco Bell or like your traditional Mexican restaurant. It's like a fake Mexican
restaurant. Yes, I can vouch for that. It's not Mexican. It's pretty good food. They do have a
couple of good dishes for sure, but it's not Mexican food. I know I've never tried Cudoba,
but I did try Chipotle one time and it tasted like a like wet cardboard with black pepper on it.
And that sounds about right. Yeah, man. Yeah, the key to Mexican food, you got to go to a
place that's fucking rundown. Yeah, it's falling apart where shit is just like made from scratch,
man. Yeah, I like using canned beans. I like going to the taco truck where most of our communication
is like us pointing because I don't know the Spanish and they don't know the English.
That's when you're gonna, you know, you're gonna get get some good shit. You may get the
shits, but it's gonna be delicious worth it. It's gonna be worth it.
Another one is a rack space technology. I don't know why the line break didn't work, but
probably my fault is an American cloud computing company based in San Antonio, Texas that also
has offices in Blacksburg, Virginia, Austin, Texas, Australia, Canada, the UK, India,
Dubai, Switzerland, the Netherlands, Germany, Singapore, Mexico and Hong Kong.
So, you know, they basically provide like the same sort of services that like Oracle does
where they're just like capturing all of this data on server racks to be, you know, handed over to
whoever or sold off to whoever or, you know, used for whatever nefarious purposes like look back
at the Shutterfly thing with the biometric, you know, facial recognition data collection.
And so the, you know, the fact that they have an office in Virginia and Austin like two hot beds
for like intelligence agents to me, I think that says that they more than likely cooperate with
the CIA. I've never looked into the rack space technology contracts, but I wouldn't be surprised
if there was one. Dude, red box. Yeah. That that took off and then it slowly died out.
As soon as Netflix came out. Yeah, man. Yeah. Yeah. Red box. I can't remember when they took it over,
but yeah, for a while it seemed like there was a red box like it every McDonald's and then every
Walmart and outside of every CVS. And, you know, you think about the fact that that you don't
need employees to run it, you know, it's always there. It's always on. So you're literally
like once you buy the stock and they have the expectation to return it, like there is no
additional sunken cost outside of just powering and servicing the machine. So it's a lot of
like residual income. And they were around for years. And another one is, oh, real quick before
I, so I had talked about the Oceania Cruises that they own, which is based out of Miami,
Florida. And as you know, like there were, you know, Florida was like one of Epstein's main bases
of operations. I would say it was like, you know, Florida, New Mexico, and the Virgin Islands.
Those are the three that I'm most familiar with anyway. New York too, man. Yeah. I mean,
that's where you saw a lot of pictures that Prince Andrew sneaking out. Yeah. And
Ehud Barak sneaking out. Yeah. Yeah. That's true. That's true. A lot of shit went down there too.
Yeah. I completely spaced on the New York. Yeah. You have Lutnik was also there.
And then he got that mansion from Les Wexner for like a penny or something ridiculous. It was
gifted to him. Yeah. Yeah. So, so yeah, those four definitely the big ones. And then and then
they also own another cruise company called Regent Cruises also headquartered in Miami. And,
you know, I had referred back to like how like kids, you know, go missing a lot of the times in
like, like theme parks. And, you know, I've seen stuff where like kids go missing at Disneyland.
And there's like this whole dark web of like the fact that they're, you know, like alleged
to be like trafficking those children out of the park. And they're like recognizing those
kids when they come with like their cameras and stuff and then finding a way to separate them
from their parents. Now, whether these things are true or not, it's hard to corroborate, you know,
like from beginning to end without like being personally invested in the investigation.
But I've seen some pretty compelling evidence to suggest that there may be
something like that actually going on there. But I would say like the cruise aspect of it
too. Like, you know, if somebody goes missing in international waters, that becomes like an absolute
shit show. Like who, you know, who has precedence? Who's, you know, who's in charge of the
investigation? Who's in charge of recovery services? Where are they? You know, and it's
so easy to like, I feel like use that as an avenue for like acquiring more people to traffic.
Um, you have the restaurant group. So the restaurant group is a British chain of restaurants and
public houses. Their principal trading brands are Wagamama and Barberito. I don't know anything
about that. I've never been to the UK. But if you're in the UK and you recognize those,
stop going there. We have that shutter fly that we'd brought up. We have smart and final,
which is a chain of warehouse style food and supply stores based in commerce, California.
We have Sotheby's International Realty. So Sotheby's is a luxury real estate brand in 1976.
And it was actually founded by Sotheby's fine art dealers. So people that were involved in
like the art trading and things like that use that money to then start buying houses and
flipping houses. And they operate as a franchise focusing on brokering and marketing of residential
real estate. So going right back to the 21st century in the Coldwell Bankers, a company called
Tech Data. It was an American multinational distribution company specializing in IT products
and services headquartered in Clearwater, Florida, more Florida stuff. And it merged with
competitor Cinex to form TD Cinex. I'm not quite sure what they're up to today, but
anybody, if you guys want to go look into these companies, see where they're at today,
see where they're getting funding, see the things that they're sort of promoting, facilitating,
if there's any sort of deals, acquisitions, anything like that, look into it, tell people
about it, tell people not to use these companies, because it's being used to fund Apollo Global
Management. You have Ventia, which is an infrastructure services provider based in
Australia that provides a range of services to clients in both public and private sectors.
That is so vague to me that I question this company and what it actually does,
because they didn't even really specifically say what they do.
You have the Verso Corporation, which is now the billyard America's Corporation. It was a
groundwood, coated fresh sheet and specialty products. And then last but not least, Yahoo!
They own Yahoo! And all of Yahoo's subsidiaries and everything like that. Verizon had basically
acquired Yahoo back in the day, and it was a really, really bad deal for them, so they ended
up selling it. And it says something about Altauba with AOL in 2017. So the details of the merger
are unclear, because I didn't do the digging to see on this date Verizon had them, and then AOL
had this piece of the company, but ultimately the entire brand of Yahoo! ended up rolling up
to Apollo Global. And then who really owns Apollo Global? And this is where it comes back full circle
where it's BlackRock, it's Vanguard, it's JP Morgan who is involved with Jeffrey Epstein as well,
State Street, Capital Interest, you have Franklin Resources, all these major institutional
investment holdings. And you can see here that it says that 90% of the float of the
value or the capital of the company is float that is held by institutions. So 90.79% of the company
basically is owned by them. And so when you take all of that stuff into context and you realize
that all of these things, the Blackwater stuff, the Epstein stuff, all of these nefarious things,
and realize that that is the company that owns this Shutterfly company that is more than
likely not only digitizing your children's likenesses, but using them to train AI models,
potentially even selling your children's biometric information. And they have the audacity
to charge you $2 to $500 in order to give them your child's likeness every year, over a year,
and give them basically the most generous sample of age progression data and facial recognition
technology of your children.
Yeah, man. And I don't know, maybe I'm jumping ahead, but where does Al Sekel fit into all this?
Because he's an interesting character that was in the Mindshift conference down in Little
St. James and who allegedly died under mysterious circumstances. They found him at the bottom
of a cliff up in Europe. But Al Sekel was huge into this AI bullshit as well.
Yeah, absolutely. So where in this puzzle does he fit in?
So as far as with Apollo Global specifically, I'm not quite sure if he has
financial ties or anything like that. What I do know is there's a lot of scientists and stuff
Richard Dawkins was really close with Al Sekel. David Blaine was really close with Al Sekel.
Who was another one?
Here's Al Sekel, the guy on the right. I mean, if you wanted to have like a stereotypical
look of a pedophile, there you go, man. He looks like a big toe of a person.
That's all I think about every time I see his face. I'm just like, you have a toe
thing about you. I don't know how to explain that picture where he's wearing the black shirt.
He looks like he drove with a hut, lost a few hundred pounds.
You know, I really like that bottom right picture right there that
really captures his likeness, in my opinion. So Al Sekel is, he's interesting, man. So a couple
other people, he was really close with Carl Sagan. So Carl Sagan, his whole like cosmos thing
and inspiring like all of the space, infatuation basically. Carl Sagan was going to Al
Sekel's parties in Miami. Richard Dawkins was. Well, he was part of the executive director of
the Southern California Skeptics. So he was running along those circles, man.
Al Sekel was actually married to Geelyn Maxwell's sister, Isabel. And a lot of people don't know
that Isabel Maxwell ended up creating something called Magellan. And her and a lot of people don't
even know that Geelyn has another sister. I think her name is like Christine or Christina.
And Christina and Isabel were basically like back in the 90s were creating, you know, like
Pro-Massad spyware to sell to companies. And they sold this thing called Magellan to a company
called Excite that ended up rolling into Netscape. And that's where Mark Andreessen came from.
And now we see Mark Andreessen, you know, backing Barry Weiss and the Free Press and,
you know, all that funding behind Substack that he has. And, you know, realize that like he's
a technocrat as well. And he's in bed with the Trump administration. He donated to Donald
Trump. And, you know, he had a company called Mosaic, which Mosaic is the name of like the
the Massad style of psychological warfare that they do where like you never get the full picture of
anything. So it's just this huge cluster that's too hard to figure out that's like the what the
Mosaic warfare, I guess kind of means. And, you know, so it's it's crazy, you know, just
seeing it full circle. You know, one of the people that Al Sackle had in his company that
went to all of his parties down in Miami was Elon Musk. You know, there was a he's a retired
Air Force engineer, his name's John Edwards. And he has basically given like witness testimony
that he recalls seeing Elon Musk at Al Sackle's parties multiple times. And Al Sackle was
actually the guy I had mentioned Brock Pierce earlier. When when talking about like Tether and
things like that. Al Sackle was the guy that introduced Brock Pierce to Jeffrey Epstein.
And Brock Pierce, again, like this was this was after the child rape allegations had come out.
And Epstein worked really closely with Brock Pierce, I think arguably to start Tether.
And now Tether is like in contracts with, you know, international crypto exchanges,
they have contracts with the government. They are they have deals and partnerships with Donald Trump,
Donald Trump's crypto exchange and stuff. And Brock Pierce is really close with Howard
Lutnick. Howard Lutnick's company Cantor Fitzgerald is actually in charge of Tether.
They're they're the official custodian of Tether. And so you have Howard Lutnick who's
Epstein, you have Donald Trump who's Epstein, you have Brock Pierce who's Epstein all
behind this fucking crypto thing that Epstein was involved with. And that's what's going to be like
our our freedom money that everyone's so excited about. And yeah, so as you were saying, Al Sackle
and Epstein were basically like the co-creators of this like MindShift conference where they would
you know host the conference and fly a bunch of people out to Little St. James to God knows
what in in the name in the under the guise of like progress, right? Yeah, we're gonna be talking
about the future. And that's that's one of the troubling things with the whole Epstein saga is
how little we know we know a little bit more about these other places. But what the hell
exactly was happening in New Mexico? Yeah, Zorro Ranch. That's where a lot of these
scientists was going as well. And they were talking about feeding humanity with Epstein seed.
Yeah, apparently weird as shit, man. That sounds so fantastical. But that's what the official
narratives tell us happened. Well, what I think is crazy is so the Little St. James stuff came
out the child trafficking stuff, right? Everyone knows about that. They cover up the Zorro Ranch
thing and they filled it in with concrete. So you like nobody could ever go back and
see it and see what it was and what was there and everything like that. And it's like, okay,
so if you guys are cool with us knowing about the child trafficking, what was so nefarious
that you won't let us know? Yeah. And that to me is like that's where you get the eugenics
stuff and the transhumanism stuff and experimenting on people and genealogical research and it gets
really, really dark. Yeah, filling it in with cement. What are you trying to hide, man? Yeah.
And I also brought up the fact that when I went to visit Epstein's mansion in Palm Beach,
West Palm, they knocked that down and building another one in its place, different address.
And that's what seems to happen with a lot of these weird things. They'll drop the buildings,
you know, oh, you want to do some further investigation. Nope. We're going to raise
that bitch down. Good luck with that. Look at 9-11. The person that was given the contracts
to clean up 9-11 was Jules Crowell, who is Mossad. And so, like, of course, it's not going to go to,
like, an American company owned by an American person who maybe might start to ask questions about,
like, you know, why there were pools of thermite in the rubble and things like that, right? And so
they have, you know, Mossad knocked down the towers. They have Mossad clean up the towers
and then nobody gets to ask any questions or do any independent investigations or audits.
And he was rewarded with that by, like, getting all sorts of other contracts. I can't even remember
everything that he was rewarded. But I think he ended up building, like, Met Stadium or something
like that and, like, getting the money for that and all kinds of other stuff, man. It's crazy.
But you're right. I mean, even, like, the Charlie Kirk thing, as much of as a
Syop as I think it is, you know, they went back and fucking reported the fucking concrete there, too.
And so it's, it's, it's silly. It is, man. I mentioned the sword attack, that the house,
so that took place in 1865 and 1890, they raised it to the ground as well.
Yeah. Uvaldish school shooting, a lot of weird shit. They bulldozed the fuck out of
that bitch. Yeah. Anytime you want to stop further inquiries, just fuck, knock the bitch down, fuck it.
Yeah. Yeah, man. So, you know, when, when, when you start to take all of these things in the context
and, you know, we've, we've talked about the government and Epstein and all the nefarious
ties with like front companies and stuff like that, it really becomes like this, this revolving
door that none of us are allowed to enter. I wouldn't even want to, if given the opportunity,
because of all the things that come along with it. But it's essentially like a revolving door
of nepotism where you just get rewarded for capitulating over and over and over again. And
because they own so much, you know, that they have all the governments of the world, like
basically in bed with them on this agenda, nobody is ever going to hold them accountable.
And we have to. Now, what that looks like, I don't know, because the systems we have in place
don't work. And, you know, you can't, you can't sit there and openly advocate for violence because
they'll use that as an excuse to come arrest you. So it really becomes like this catch 22 of,
you know, you can't live with them. You can't kill them. What do you do?
What do you do? What is the answer to that?
I mean, you know, honestly, the best answer that I can give without, you know,
ending up in a prison cell somewhere is, you know, just like with everything in the world,
it's a market. And, you know, without our participation, these things fall apart.
And I think that's why they try so hard to like obfuscate things and hide the ties and hide the
connections to all of these things. Because the second that you find out and you exclude yourself,
you remove yourself from that market, they can no longer profit off of you. They can no longer
use you as a vehicle to extort you and squeeze money out of you and things like that. And the
number one thing that comes with that, I mean, Sun Zeus said at best, no thine enemy, you know,
and it's like, well, you need to know everything they're doing against you in order to, you know,
operate in your own best interest and resist them at every step. And so I think that that is
probably the most important part is like always staying aware, always staying educated and
then trying to find different ways to empower alternatives like, you know, instead of going
to Kroger or Walmart or that fresh market that's owned by Apollo Global, like, oh, see a farmer,
you know, instead of, you know, Red Box isn't really a thing now, but, you know, don't stop going
to Chuck E. Cheese, like make your own pizzas at home. You know, maybe maybe you could like,
I don't know, buy a slot machine for your child or something if they really want to
get that Chuck E. Cheese experience. Yeah, man, that's really what it's about is like,
you know, they do so well to capture every single market because they need people to stay in them.
And the second that you step out of it, they stop being able to use you to drive it forward
more. And the more people that know about it and the more people that consciously make that
decision, the less power they have, the less money they have, the less consent that they
have, the more resistance that they have to fight against. And until that happens, like,
they're just going to keep going unchecked, unfettered, you know, completely like this and
no one, you know, no one's going to stop them. But if, you know, there's only so many of them,
right? Like, I think we have what, 2,000 billionaires in the world.
That's not good numbers when you look at like, even just the population of my home state,
you know, like all the people of my home state could band together and that's all, that's enough
people to do what, you know, needs to be done, what probably has to happen. But
But that goes back to the crux of the problem is the public education system.
Yeah. That's its utility. Yeah. I know, I know Billy was in there crying.
You guys are wrong. You guys are wrong. No, that's its purpose is to indoctrinate and brainwash us.
Yeah. And I don't have to keep repeating it, but it's just it's we get it. We get fed
constant bullshit to accept it as quote unquote truth. Yeah. And, you know, I pacify us. Get the
book out of here. I try to tell people about all these things and really like show people just
how captured all the markets are and things like that. And people are like, well, what do we do
about it? You know, what what's your point in posting all of this? And I mean, at the end
of the day, like my point is, I'm just giving you the information. I'm not here to tell
anybody what to do. You know, when it comes to solutions, more often than not any solution
that you posit to somebody, they will invent straw man examples to poke holes in your solutions
and use that as an excuse to continue the status quo. And they'll say, well, that that won't work
because what about this kind of scenario, this very one specific scenario? And I'm like, so that's
enough of a reason for us to stay in what we are in, because I can point to the child
trafficking, I can point to the cover ups, the political assassinations, the genocides,
the wars, like how many of these things are that we have now would be something you would
also push back on me against if I was trying to sell you the government as it is today.
Like like if we didn't have this system of control and I came up to you one day and I was like,
Hey, how do you feel about letting me be in charge of you? You paying me to be in charge
of you? And if you ever do anything I don't like, I get to imprison and or kill you. How
does that sound? You'd be like, No, no, fuck that. Right? Yeah, I would. And and that's the
system we have. And so like any, any, you know, solution, it's the greatest superstition, bro,
like Larkin Rose. Yeah. That's the name of his book, the title of his book,
greatest superstition. And that's the belief in government authority.
Yeah. And unfortunately, there's people that still want to bow down to daddy government.
Government government has my best interest at heart. The Department of Education has my best
interest at heart. Yeah. And there's really no talking any goddamn sense if if you are already
captured and you believe that shit, there's there's really no point in any further discussion.
Because I do not believe that. I believe it's all bullshit. Fuck the government. Yep.
Yeah, man. And that that's, you know, going back to what I said, it's like if you're willing to
support something and you support the government, that also means that you are OK with the all
the nefarious things that come with it. And if you are, then that is who you are.
If you're OK with child trafficking getting covered up, if you're OK with mass genocide
happening, then support your government all you want to. But if you are actually against
those things, the government is the one doing them. And without the government,
they wouldn't be taking place. So I don't know about you. I don't support those things.
So I can't support the government at the end of the day.
Yeah, I don't I don't support any of that shit. Yeah. And yeah. And we gave,
we don't have to go over it again, but we talked about the battered wife
situation with the government. I don't want to be that battered wife that stays in a
relationship. Oh, this time it's going to be different. If we vote Kamala, it's going to
be different. If we vote Trump, it's going to be different. Fuck all that shit. Yeah,
I am falling for that bullshit ever again, Billy. So you can go ahead, get in line,
cast your little fucking vote. Kamala is going to save you. Don't worry, bro.
I ain't buying that shit. Have fun, man. Go to town. Put on your little fucking
sticker. I voted and be happy. Show your teeth and be smiley happy. Yeah, I voted.
I want this shit. Get the fuck out of here. I don't ascribe to that.
And I won't ever again. Fuck that. Yeah. But yeah, man. So that's pretty much all I had
as far as like the like the life touch photos and the Epstein connections and stuff. And
you know, I think that kind of seeing that like something is mundane and monotonous is just like
school picture day, right? Is like, oh, actually, it's, you know, pedophile rings and, you know,
private military contractors and shit. It's like you should be looking at everything like that.
I see people taking sponsorship money all the time and they'll, you know, feign ignorance. Oh,
I didn't know, you know, that the wellness company was bad. And it's like, well, did you
look? Did you bother to look into it at all? Why would somebody just give you money? Like,
I don't know. I don't know. I'm sure you know where I'm coming from where it's like,
bro, if somebody's offering me something for nothing, I'm going to think that there's
ulterior motives. And if I don't like, I'm doing myself a disservice. I'm doing my audience a
disservice. And that's how you get let us stray. And nothing in life is free, man.
Yeah, that's the way I look at it. Maybe someone said, fuck the government. But when shit goes
down, you call the cops. I've never called the cops in my life. Never will.
Yeah. That's the ridiculous thing. Yeah. Why? Why do that? Yeah. I guess if we're going to go
with that, you know, cops are good because, you know, every police brutality sometimes
happens, but fuck it. You know, yeah, we need we need these thugs with badges. Sometimes they'll
shoot you for no fucking reason. But hey, man, we need the cops. Yeah. So from from all of the
experiences that I've ever heard about the cops is you get killed, the cops show up,
maybe catch somebody, but that doesn't unkill you. So I don't know how they're keeping you
safe. Most investigations that happen like things get missed or, you know, you have you
have missed trials and shit like that. And it's like if somebody steals my stuff, like calling
the cops isn't going to prevent that. So like any anything that I would need to do to secure
myself and provide myself with safety, I'm going to be able to do more proactively than any
police officer by arming myself and knowing how to, you know, defend myself and my property
and my family. And I think that, you know, I don't need the cops to protect me. I can protect
myself. Yeah. I mean, the whole cop thing is is it's just bullshit. They get quotas to give you
tickets. Oh, man, I haven't met my quota. I better pull over some motherfuckers for going
one mile over the speed limit. Yeah. And shit like that. How many times do people call the
cops maybe for a domestic and they come in and then they tell the person, oh, you know,
he's not going to get in trouble. I know you love him. He's not going to get just just file
this police report and then you fuck up lives forever. And it's so funny. Some of my favorite
videos is when cops are getting arrested. Yeah. And sometimes they piss me off though,
because of the special treatment they get by their buddies. But every now and then some will do the
shit by the books, quote unquote, and then crying. Oh, man, I'm a cop. Don't pull me over for my DUI.
Bitch. How many motherfuckers did you in your career pull over that had DUIs and you gave zero
fucks about now because it's your ass on the line. You want sympathy from your fucking brother
cops. Get the fuck out of here, man. Police. How many times have you called has somebody
called the cops and the cops show up and shoot the person that fucking called them?
Yeah, that's happened quite a bit. Yeah. So one of the one of the one of the most troubling videos
that I've seen of police shooting someone called the cops. I think they swatted him. He was like
a streamer or some shit like that. And they come and they tell him to come out of the hotel.
He's and he's crawling and one cop is telling him to walk towards them. The other ones
crawl towards them. So they're giving them conflicting things. And then his pants are
when he's crawling down the hallway, they're falling and his ass is hanging out. So he's
trying to pull him up and they fucking unload on his ass. I'm like you motherfuckers, man.
Yeah, dude. I know people. I have friends that are cops. But
it's just bullshit, man. Yeah. No, no human beings should have that fucking kind of authority
to decide whether they're going to end your life or not, just because they're in a good mood or in
a bad mood. You know, that kind of fucking shit. And that's the kind of motherfuckers that get hired
into these positions of law enforcement. They have high rates of domestic violence
within their own ranks. Oh, it's because they're traumatized because they have PTSD.
Quick given excuses. Yeah. For this fucking shit.
Well, you know, a lot of people see them as like, like an arbiter of conflict resolution. And to me
is like, if you're not able to resolve something between yourself and another person, then you
either need to like, remove yourself from that person. You know, I don't see a reason in ever
involving the police in something that the police weren't already involved with. Like,
I don't want the government in my life at all. Why would I invite them into my life,
you know, to dig around my, I don't want the cops at my house.
Ever. And I mean, it kind of touches back to something else. I mean, look at how hardcore
the militarization of the local police is getting. People are fine with that.
Yeah. Oh, yeah. Look at those cops with the fucking military grade Humvee with
the fully armored and shit. Yeah. Why does a city cop need this shit?
I have no idea for martial law. Yeah. Yeah. That's really the only reason I have to tell you
about this crazy story. So one time I was I was going with a friend to a party
and it was like in the middle of this field off off a highway. And you know, there's
like drinking going on and smoking. They're having a tire fire in the middle of the field,
like burning like tractor tires. So it's like this massive fire. And I'm in the car. And,
you know, this was back when I was a little more of a degenerate. And I was actually like
rolling up some some weed. And so it was my buddy, we were like in the parked car in
the middle of the field. And all of a sudden I see a flashlight come down and like shine on
my lap. And like the stuff I'm, you know, rolling up just like lights up all super bright and stuff.
And I look out the window and there is a cop there with with an AR like at his chest with a vest on.
And he's like, you know, roll the window down. I was like, hi, he was like, what are you doing?
I was like, uh, this you should you should have answered right there.
Yeah, I just told you when you said hi. Yeah.
So turns out the, the person whose birthday it was, because I didn't even, my buddy had
gotten invited because his like lady friend at the time was friends with this girl.
Turns out this, this girl is the daughter of the chief of police for the county.
And after about 20 minutes of assuming I'm going to go to jail, all of the cops just leave.
And then I look at my friend and I'm like, we need to go now.
And so that that was always like, because they had me dead to rights, man. I'm pretty
sure I had a felony amount at the time. And party. Yeah, man. And I was just like,
my whole life was flashing before my eyes and stuff. And then my, you know, I start to see the
cops back away and nobody's been putting handcuffs or anything. And I'm like, what is happening?
And then my buddy comes over and he's like, Oh, so it turns out that we're at the birthday
party of the daughter of the chief of police. And she called him and he just made everyone leave.
I was like, Oh my God, dude, that was all of my good luck for like the next 10 years.
Right there. And yeah, but I remember like that that feeling of like having that, you know,
rifle in my face and there's 20 fucking cop cars. It was like pitch black outside and stuff. So really
all you're seeing is just a red blue lights and then flashlights at the end of guns.
And that's just fucking terrifying. Yeah, that'll traumatize you for sure, bro. Hell no.
Yeah, I had a had a cop pull the gun on me for going five miles over the speed limit.
And it was a long story. I've talked about it before, but I fought the ticket
and the judge in court in traffic ticket admit. Yeah. Well, unfortunately,
this cop has a history of racial profiling people. And he pulled the gun at me for going
five miles. I mean, and this was God, this was like 20 years ago before all the shootings
that we hear about today. I'm like, damn, that motherfucker, he was a little guy too.
And looking back in reminiscing, I'm like, this motherfucker was waiting for me. He probably
would have shot me. Yeah. He wanted to shoot a motherfucker. I've seen another video where this
guy is having breakfast at some diner joint. Two cops are behind him and he's recording
their conversation. And one was like, man, I really feel like shooting someone today.
And they're laughing and giggling. Jesus, like these are this is where my tax money is going for
to a motherfucker. Oh, I feel like shooting a motherfucker today. So I see Dustin in the
live chat like, oh, we need the cops. It'd be a lot crazier. You're good with that. Probably
I sure as fuck am not. Yeah. These are thugs with badges, man. And
in like I stated earlier, the the move to militarize them and almost going completely
unopposed, you know, like, no, it's okay. Yeah, let's let's militarize our police. They need
help. Look at look at all these school shootings. We don't want school shootings. We don't want
things. We need to stop these things. Yeah. This is why we get a lot of these false flags.
So it gets national guard thing to feel. Yeah, it gets people to feel like, damn, we do need this.
Take away my my rights even further so that you government can protect me. Yeah. Keep
taking away my rights. We need it. It's for the greater good. Yeah, we don't want to kill grandma.
Get the fuck out of here, dude. Yeah, it's it's why and especially like you consider like the
fraternal order of police the thin blue line shit that they do and it's like they are exactly
like the government in the sense that like they can do whatever the fuck they want.
No one's going to hold them accountable and the only people that know and not like
know enough independent knowledge to hold them accountable are on the same team. You know, like
I look at people like Marjorie Taylor Greene, Thomas Massey and stuff and I'm like, I know you
know more than all of us do about the things that go on in Congress and you won't throw anybody
under the bus because you need this. You need this role. You need this seat and you need
to just sit there and fucking play your play your part. And I'm like, man, I feel like if
if we got one actual legitimate person in Congress ever, they would be blowing the whistle
on every single one of them day one. I would. But I also don't ever want to run for government
because I don't want to tell people what to do. No, that's the thing, man.
Anyone that is willing to take that role. I want to have authority over these people.
That's one of the biggest issues with a lot of these cops. I'm not saying every cop is this way
either. Yeah, but I also have a hard time saying that there are good cops because if you are a good
cop, you have to know the scumbags within your ranks. And will they ever out their fellow scumbag
cops? Most of the time I would know. Yeah, that makes them in my eyes equally as scummy
because you're covering for a fucking scumbag. Yeah. And so but a lot of times
a lot of these cops are supposed to be through these psychological tests to determine whether
they are fit for the job. And unfortunately, I'm not saying all of them, but I think a lot
of them get in for the wrong reasons. They want to exert power over someone. Maybe they were
bullied in throughout school. Maybe they were the fucking bully and they want to keep bullying,
motherfuckers down the road. Oh, yeah, you don't talk to me like that. I'm the law. Yeah, you know
what I'm saying? How many times I'm sure most of us have seen it. You're driving alone in or in
well, maybe not most, but I've seen it because I go to work super early in the mornings.
I get to these lights where the lights is red and it's fucking annoying. I got to sit there
for like five minutes. Nobody there. So I've seen cops just come up and I fuck this lie. I'm going.
Yeah. What if I fucking did that? You know, so so rules for you some set of rules for you,
the or whatever different ones for me. Yeah. And it's the same and that shit starts at that
lower level, you know, the local cops. But then we see that shit fester all the way to the
top. This is why like a Jeff Epstein will get a slap on the wrist, even after his first
time that he allegedly gets caught and he's able to do business while he's in prison
and wears suits and ties and go home and then just spend the night in prison. This is why
Ghislaine Maxwell can have a fucking pet dog while she's allegedly in prison. Yeah, different
fucking rules for them than there are for me. But I'm supposed to respect government authority.
Fuck government authority because government authority allows a Jeff Epstein or Ghislaine
Maxwell to do whatever the fuck they want. And all these politicians and at least pushing
these false flags to further erode our civil liberties. Fuck that shit, man. I ain't going
to cow down. I know a couple of people are like, oh, man, you have to you have to trust
in government authority. You have to believe the what is the official education all that
fuck that shit. I will not ascribe to it. You can convince me to.
Yeah, man. It's you know, even if you look at somebody that like gets into office and
wants to do good things and does good things, right? You know, like things that are positive
and like they they aren't corrupt and they've never taken a bribe. They're not tied to Epstein
etc. They're the absolute perfect fucking candidate. They still at the end of the day,
even though they're good intentioned and they want to do good things are still
wanting to exert their will on to other people and make rules for other people in the world
or in their, you know, their their district and dictate the things they can and can't do.
And under the threat of imprisonment, penalty, you know, everything like that,
they're they collect taxes, you know, to me, taxation is theft. So every politician that
collects taxes is a thief, you know, just inherently. And so, you know, even even
if Thomas Massie didn't have those shady connections to like Freemasonry and MIT and
Jeffrey Yoss, I still wouldn't like him because he had the desire, ability and willingness to
put himself in a position where he became an authoritarian figure for
a population of people. And I don't think anyone should have authority over another person.
Yeah. And it goes back to conditioning once again. I mean, this country, if we are to
believe the history, was founded on with that spirit that taxation is theft.
Mm hmm.
We get taught that at an early age in the public school system, taxation is that the Boston Tea
Party, fuck your taxes, you fucking redcoats, boom into the water. And yet
a couple of centuries after that incident, oh, shit, the government is taking 25 percent
of my check every fucking week. Yes. All right. Fuck yeah, keep fucking me over.
And we're conditioned now to accept like, yeah, you know what? Maybe that's what the founding
fathers wanted. That's what they meant. But, you know, things are different now. You know what I
mean? Like it's just that indoctrination, bro, where we've been pacified and we've been
conditioned to accept that it's okay. You know, you're working 40, 60, 80 hours a week.
This is my fucking money. Wait a minute. I work for it. Why do you get my fucking money? I work for
it. And then we're so conditioned when we hear someone get arrested for tax evasion,
you'll hear people that good, you son of a bitch, you should have paid your taxes.
Actually, no. Yeah. None of us should be paying any fucking taxes. What are you missing?
You know what I mean? But we've been conditioned to think that it's okay to cheer
someone getting arrested for tax evasion. Yeah. Yeah. It's ridiculous. You know, they say no
taxation without representation. And I have never been felt like my government represented my
interest ever. Yeah, the chat was going a little wild.
This is what happens. You got to tune into a live show if you want, you know, that fun live chat.
It's always lively in there every every week. Yeah, man, I don't know if you had more,
or if you wanted to start winding things down. Yeah, yeah. I think I think that pretty
much covers everything with with life touch and and everyone that's connected to it and kind of
like the big picture stuff really just wanting to paint home like, you know, if you really want to
like be without these powers that be you have to like basically hyperanalyze every facet of your
life and see the ways that you're maybe contributing to them and are unaware and ignorant
and stuff. And like, you shouldn't beat yourself up about it either, right? Like,
you know, you said that like you've used life touch before like you shouldn't ever like feel
bad about that or anything like that. Because I mean, isn't it kind of insane to think like
you can't trust the people that the school that your children go to are going to invite in
like well meaning people to, you know, do the right and do the right thing and not betray
your trust and stuff like you shouldn't have to look at every single facet of your life. But that's
basically where we're at is like if you're not, you know, hyper vigilant hyper aware using,
you know, discernment at every single step much like Dave McGowan, you know, he kind of
that that seemed like his main thing was, you know, pick it apart piece by piece.
And eventually the whole thing just falls. And, you know, you have to do that with
your own life. And that will slowly but surely, you know, put some of that power back in your hands
as opposed to relenting your agency to the same nefarious motherfuckers that ruin everyone's life
and want to enslave us and kill us. Yeah. And that's the thing, man, it's just
learning these things and being aware. This is why we do our shows is not really to
introduce fear in people, you know, like, you know, I don't want people to get twisted like, oh, man,
now I got to be scared of every fucking facet. No, man, but you got to be aware of what's going on.
Yeah, this is what's happening. This is what's going on. These are the people behind these
products that we've come to trust and bring into our lives. Yeah. And then when you find out,
oh, shit, this person's behind it. Oh, shit, this person's connected. Damn.
And that's when you have choices. Do I continue to put my head in the sand and pretend everything is
good? Or do I make certain changes that will help improve the situation? That's pretty much it.
Yeah, I mean, that's where we're at. And I don't think there's a way to totally remove
yourself from the system, because even the Amish are getting like beamed satellites.
Satellites are beaming, you know, EMF radiation and wireless signals down on them,
whether it's from balloons or it's, you know, whatever the fuck, they're still getting
exposed to it. They're still getting exposed to wireless signals. Drones can go to Amish
places. Like, you know, so to think like we can get completely away from it is a little bit of like
a fantastical ideal. But every little like, you know, your resistance might feel like a drop in the
bucket, but enough drops in the bucket add up to an ocean. And, you know, so at the end of the day,
like, that's the most that I can do without getting myself in like some legal trouble.
You connect the dots from there. Yeah, yeah. Yeah. Just waking people up, I guess,
just snap out of that mindset that you need government authority. That's
is indeed the biggest superstition. Yeah, we do not need it. We do not need it. Well,
what would you do in case I would I would suggest reading Larkin Rose's book?
It's it's a great book. It breaks it down. I'm going to see if hopefully I can get
them on at some point in time. But yeah, it's it's a lot of it is in the mindset.
Yeah. Do you accept or do you oppose it? Absolutely. And to like the the emotional
part of it, like, like you were saying, like they want you to be afraid, they want you to,
you know, be upset. They want you to do all these things because then you're not actively, you know,
in your right frame of mind, your cortisol levels are spiked, you become more easily influenced
when you do become upset about these things. And that's not to say that you can't, you know,
be upset about them. But when they when you start to let the facts of the world around you
dictate, you know, the way that you care yourself, then you've you've lost, you know,
the second that you give into that, and you allow that to dictate your actions, your
thoughts, your, you know, direction. That's that's when they got you.
Yeah, 100% man. Mr. Seven, where would you like people to find you?
You can find me on your favorite government spying website. Elon Musk's Twitter is where I do most
of my stuff. We also have Peter Teal's rumble. We have Sergei Brin's YouTube. So feel free to
find me on all of those. I just published a sub stack article about this as well. Kind of detailing
everything. So if you guys want to go back and revisit everything that verify for yourself,
maybe look into some of the other entities that we didn't get in depth with today. Please
feel free to go do that. And I'll be live next week, doing some streams and stuff on all those
platforms and hopefully cooking up some new merch here soon. Ah, cooking up new merch. That's
always, it's always exciting. Yeah, man. If this was the first time hearing us together,
we've done several damn shows every time has been fire. Today was no different. And they completely
different rabbit hole, man. I'm sure we'll have some other ones we cook up. We do have a couple of
ideas down the road. I want to cover. Oh, yeah. Yeah, man. We give some teasers. What do we
have in mind maybe going down? So I know that we covered a little bit of like the
influencers regarding like Nick Fuentes, Joe Rogan and stuff. I think you had mentioned
about doing one for like UK influencers at some point. Ah, yes. That would be interesting.
I don't know a lot of them. The only people that I know of like from the UK is David Ike
and Johnny Bedmore and Johnny Bedmore. Shout out. But you know, I know there's like tons
of other really significant figures. It's just I'm an American. Yeah, I tend to focus on American
influences and stuff. And but but I'm always down to learn. I'm always down to dig and I'm always
down to call people out for the bullshit that they do. So yeah, I'm down to do that. And then
Las Vegas, revisiting Las Vegas. That'd be a lot of fun too, man. Oh, yeah. John Cullen, Laura
Loomer. What's that little guy with the glasses?
Fucking hell. Gold goldman. Jason Goodman. Jason Goodman. Goodman. Yeah, dude. All those guys
came out of the Vegas. And we do have to revisit it and question all the shit that they were
putting out for it because look where Laura Loomer is these days. Yeah, direct line of
the White House. You got Colin talking about Trump almost getting shot. I used to work at Oracle
and he worked at Oracle. And then Jason Goodman is is part of the Mike Flynn web. So it's like
already. Yeah, just without even digging into it all. Yeah, we were talking about that and
even 9 11, man. Yeah, look at all the people that came out of 9 11. You got Luke Radowski,
Jason Burmes, you know, essentially all the people that were pushing the loose change stuff.
Yeah. Super, super suspect folks. So yeah, we got we got some treats in the works.
Oh, yeah. That should be a lot of fun, man. Thanks, my man. And thank you as as always.
Thank you, everyone that that tuned in. Thank you for this is my story. I read
you guys kick the ass. Yeah. And thank you, everyone. Much love hugs and kisses to all
because we usually comes up something and I mean that it with all due respect,
really, because you usually are pretty good at coming at it from an angle that you have no
political, you know, meaning one way or the other. So you're a little bit more
able to come at this from different angles.