I think visitors, and we suddenly saw the traffic go down, down, down, huh?
I wonder if Google has any links to Big Mama.
Thank you so much for this, Mary, especially this film, Manishing in the Bees.
Do they know something we don't about GMO's?
There's a confusion and blaming just Monsanto when it's really me to look at Bayer and Syngenta.
These poisons aren't just killing bees, they're also killing beings.
I've been to Amazon, Instacart, Charles Labor since this case became public.
I'm not a prostitute or a parrot.
Howdy! Hi everyone, this is Mary Mhenane.
Welcome to another episode of Truth Lives Here, if you are actually watching,
since you'll have freedom of speech, but you won't have freedom of reach.
I can see like two people, so I have no idea if the numbers are accurate.
I'm very excited to have Patrick Wood and Courtney Turner to talk about their latest book,
The Final Betrayal, talking all about the destruction of America via technocracy.
So I'm just going to read the beginning before I bring them on.
The dark force of the New World Order was never communism, socialism, or fascism.
It has always been technocracy.
Started in the 1930s, reintroduced by the Trilateral Commission in 1973 as the quote,
New International Economic Order.
Technocrats have staged a sweeping coup d'etat in plain sight in Washington, D.C. during the Trump presidency.
The dark enlightenment wants to turn us into a monarchy.
Tokenization is flipping us into an asset-based economic system where you will own nothing.
All is shoving us into digital gulag.
Like it or not, you must face this beast either to destroy it or to learn to live with it.
And technocracy and technofascism are not foreign topics to me.
So this is a very chock full of frightening facts.
So before I bring Patrick and Courtney on,
I want to just show a clip from Tom Wheeler that I have in my presentation regarding Charles Lieber.
And then we can bring them on, please, like and share every drop of honey counts to spread the buzz.
All right, let's roll on, Tommy.
5G is a national priority and stay out of the way of technological development.
Unlike some countries, we do not believe that we should spend the next couple of years
studying what 5G should be or how it should operate.
The future has a way of inventing itself.
Turning innovators loose is far preferable to expecting committees and regulators to define the future.
We won't wait for the standards.
If something can be connected, it will be connected.
Hundreds of billions of microchips connected in products from pill bottles to plant waters.
We must reject the notion that the 5G future will be the sole provenance of urban areas.
The 5G revolution will touch all corners.
Wheeler resigned under Trump.
We can stop that.
Let's bring Patrick and Courtney on.
Maybe you can start by introducing yourselves and talking about how this collaboration came to be.
And then you could maybe touch upon that Wheeler clip that you mentioned in your book.
Thank you for having us on.
Thank you.
How did this collaboration come to be?
Obviously, Patrick, you've been reporting on technocracy and technofascism for a while.
Long time, for sure.
Almost 50 years at this point.
I've been at it for a long time.
Now, I didn't start out with technocracy in the first place.
I started studying globalization in the late 1970s.
So I was one of the experts that detailed the machinations of the Trilateral Commission back in that day.
1973.
That's when the Trilateral Commission was formed.
The year Courtney and I were born?
No, you were born after that?
I was born after.
But yeah, we have the same birthday though.
A few years apart.
Indeed.
So anyway, I've studied.
He's a January 10th.
Wow, another cappy.
How this works, I don't know.
But we seem to be pretty compatible.
I don't know.
Maybe the sparks would fly if we got together in a neighborhood or something.
But we decided that we could write this book and we did.
So here we are.
Wonderful.
So how long is it for you?
It's a pretty concise, sorry, a pretty concise book.
Maybe Courtney, do you want to maybe start with a Tom Wheeler clip and talk about that?
It's mentioned in the book.
And obviously it happened before the Rona.
Right.
The whole 5G.
I do want to comment on your little, the stickies.
I think that's the total Capricorn thing.
Because Jay, who has the same birthday as us, does that too.
So yeah, sorry.
All zero and no nonsense, especially if Capricorns do collaborate.
It's about getting shit done.
So yeah, so, you know, one of the things that we've been talking about is how
Trump is, he was very proud of being the 5G president.
And of course that extends to 6G.
6G is part of that regulatory infrastructure.
It extends to the 6G.
And he's been recently talking about 6G.
He did in his little spiel.
I don't know.
It was a very short clip that they showed.
It indicated he doesn't really have a true understanding of how 6G works other
than that it's very important that we beat China in getting 6G.
6G underway, which China is actually leading the world in the R&D on 6G.
So they are ahead of us.
But the 6G, I'm hoping that that will be much slower than what they're forecasting.
They're forecasting that it's going to be 2030 by the time we have the 6G.
But a lot of what they're trying to roll out, right with the 5G,
we saw, of course, all those towers went up during, you know,
the 2020 time period.
And they seem to all go up like lightning speed at around the same time.
And I don't know about you, but I haven't noticed an improvement in my cell phone
reception or quality or speed or anything that I was promised with the 5G.
I have noticed that if I put my phone downstairs to go to sleep,
I sleep much better at night.
So I've noticed that.
I've noticed an improvement.
I mean, cheese slice talks about like pill bottles,
like the fact that everything and anything will be connected.
And yes, during the corona regime, the industry of installing these towers
was booming while many of us lost funds or were grappling with our businesses.
You know, so this was a booming industry.
And I lived on a test street in Beechwood, California,
where AT&T was privy to it back in 2018 and called and Danny Katz as well,
because we lived in the same neighborhood and told that, you know,
we're conspiracy theorists for the reactions of the electromagnetic.
So what's the deal with connecting pill bottles or plant water?
Well, so we do talk about that a little bit in the book when we talk about
the Internet of Things, the Internet of Bodies, the Internet of Everything.
And of course, this is tied to our case plan.
Our case junior had talked about MAHA.
And then he says that MAHA is really MABA.
And, you know, every time I bring this up, I have like a...
I do have like a visceral reaction to it because I can't believe that
he actually used accelerant in like his acronym.
So he's, you know, saying the quiet part out loud.
He says that MAHA is really MABA, which means Make America Biotech Accelerant.
Wow.
Accelerationism is the backbone of the philosophy of the dark enlightenment, right?
This whole philosophy of move fast and break things.
And if you're not breaking things, you're not moving fast enough.
That's what Zuckerberg said.
So RFP Junior said that that's really what MAHA is all about.
And then he proceeded to say that of course every American, by the end of four years,
needs to be wearing a wearable, right?
Why would we need to be wearing a wearable unless it was about the Internet of wearable,
which is tied to the Internet of Things, which is tied to the Internet of Bodies
and the Internet of Everything.
So the pills, I know Barola.
Yeah.
Yeah, Barola.
He had talked about it at the World Economic Forum and he said,
and now they've made major progress with this.
Yes.
I believe in vilify, which is not an uncommon drug, right?
It is a widely prescribed for, it's an SSRI for, you know, depression and anxiety ostensibly.
We'll leave it at that.
But they do have trackers in them so that you can time when you miss your dose.
So of course, as always, it's always marketed for your convenience and for your health
and your, you know, it's safe and effective.
It's for your efficacy and for your safety.
But that is nanotechnology, right?
It's being able to track in real time.
That's just a concrete example, but, you know, certainly Ellison and others
have talked about this type of technology.
Can you tell the, you speak about the dark enlightenment.
Can you share either one of you with the audience what that means?
And before you answer, I don't really believe that people are aware of what's going on beneath,
like right now, they're not realizing that they're in a digital hamster wheel
where they're being turned into batteries.
I don't think so.
Do you want to go?
Do you want me to take that with the dark enlightenment?
Let me give you the overview and then you can give the details, I guess.
All right.
If I walked up, if I walked up to any person on the street and I didn't,
without any screen, maybe they don't even know that what the Constitution is.
Maybe they have no clue that there's Democrats and Republicans in the world,
you know, that sort of thing.
Somebody's really ignorant.
And they're just living their life, you know, they go to the grocery store,
they do stuff, they have a car, they move around, this sort of sort of stuff.
If I said to a person like that, do you think it would be a good thing
if we had a king in America just calling all the shots, all the shots,
off with your head, you know, whatever.
If they wanted to do that, they could do that.
And do you think that all of the property in the United States,
including your stuff that you own, maybe your car, your house, all that stuff,
all that property should be transferred to the sovereign corporation
that's going to run everything with a king now?
Do you think that's a good idea?
I can't imagine anybody who would say, oh, that's what I want to do.
You know, I want to turn all of my property over to somebody
and let them run it for me so whatever, I can do my gaming or whatever.
No, I don't think anybody in the world would think that's a good idea.
Yet, this is the philosophy that these people like Curtis Jarvin are proposing,
and it's basically warmed over technocracy from the 1930s,
basically the same thing what they said in the first place.
They wanted to get rid of private property
and they wanted to destroy the political system in America, all of it.
So, you know, this is so far out of reach for people to understand at this point.
It's so big that, oh, I can't believe that.
You know, they say, well, I can't even conceive that anybody would want to do that.
But here we are.
Right.
And it's documented.
We've nailed this down six ways to Sunday.
Courtney?
Yeah, so that is essentially the philosophy.
Curtis Jarvin is the forerunner of this philosophy of the dark enlightenment.
And he was blogging since 2007 under the name Menchus Mulbug.
And then in 2012, I have some theories as to why, but I can only speculate.
But in 2012, Nick Land wrote a manifesto called The Dark Enlightenment
that was essentially just a big footnote to Curtis Jarvin.
And Nick Land has been writing since the early 90s.
He started something called the CCRU in 1993,
which was a branch of the philosophy department at Warwick University.
And he started it with a cyberpunk feminist named Sadie Plant.
And the CCRU stands for Cybernetic Culture Research Unit.
So they were studying this whole philosophy of cybernetics, you know, with Norbert Wiener
and how that would apply to the culture and the future of essentially of civilization.
But he believes that capitalism is essentially this alien force that's not human
and that it's doomed to reach this apocalyptic state,
but that we should use technology to push it to the nth degree
so that it reaches that apocalyptic state as soon as possible.
That's the philosophy of accelerationism.
And so then, of course, we have Curtis Jarvin who comes along
and he starts talking about how we need to have a monarch.
Every country should be run or every state, really,
should be run like what he called a sobcorp.
Nick Land called them gubcorp.
He called them sobcorp. They're essentially interchangeable.
Now we have network states, which are essentially the manifestation in real time
of what these sobcorp are.
And so he was saying he actually wrote for his blog,
he now writes for something called Gray Mirror,
which I can only speculate is a nod to Gray Mirror,
because it feels like that's what we're living through.
But in Gray Mirror, he actually wrote about how he hopes that Trump would come back into office
and that he would be the perfect CEO to run the country like a dictatorship.
And it is. They're so right, because they've paved the...
You know, in acceleration is almost like the end times of...
They're actually bringing on the end times.
They want this acceleration.
And the consequences and the messiness of having AI rule
where it's basically the algorithm.
So I'll bring an example recently, USPS,
which you can argue has ties to the Masons, but that's another story.
So the USPS brought on new API tools and I have an online company.
So it's just about going, getting those codes so that it can interface
and the customers can get live rates.
All right, so I've been doing business for, you know, only 15 years.
Go and register and I get the error message of, you can't register.
So I know, given my work and the fuckery that I've experienced,
that, huh, that's, you know, so then what's happening now,
which the AI dovetails with the weaponization of customer service,
if you're lucky enough to get a real human that's in America,
you know, it's your lucky day.
But then what they've also done in the weaponization of customer services,
maybe they're very nice, but they're absolutely powerless
and everything is compartmentalized.
So I'm watching these low level tier.
Oh, can't reactivate your email.
I wonder why I in the back of my head is like, what's going on?
All this to say in the end, I had shared cheese slice,
the substack just to show basically they deemed me digitally unsafe.
So what is happening?
It's the end of human appeal, you know, and this dovetails into the social credit system
where let's say Uber Eats will be like, oh, you're not privy to getting a refund
despite having a cockroach in your lunch because you had a refund, you know,
whatever, two months ago.
So you're a bad human and you're exercising, you know, trying to claim your rights
and we have to keep you in place.
So anyways, all of that to say the AI is taking over its messy.
Can you talk about the repercussions and how it dovetails into the social credit score?
This is, AI is the weapon or tool of choice or tecton crats to launch their agenda in the first place.
Keeping that big picture in mind.
When we talk about AI at this point, it's on a sliding.
Well, it's not kind of like a trombone, you know, the slide goes in and out.
And it's, but however, it's, it's advancing so fast today that nobody can keep up with it.
Even the experts in the field can't keep it, keep up with it.
What's going on?
And you talk about what AI is able to do today in terms of what we're talking
about here, you know, making decisions for you, declining your application for insurance or whatever.
This is obviously powerful and has a capability to do those things.
It's not, and by the way, it's not intelligent in that sense, like human beings have intelligence.
But when you consider that AI has been doubling in capacity or prowess, about every four and a half months,
like four and a half months, it doubles.
The doubling effect is underway even since Trump took office.
When he gets out of office in four years, AI will have advanced over 15,000 times.
This is inconceivable.
It really is.
You just can't wrap your head around it.
What does that mean if it could be, say, even from right now, 10,000 times more powerful?
This is so out of touch with anybody at this point.
But when you consider all of the autonomy that's being turned over to AI, it's not intelligent.
I do not believe it'll ever be intelligent or sentient.
But nevertheless, human autonomy is being transferred over to AI to make decisions for them and all of life.
When Larry Ellison came out with the president and Sam Altman to announce Project Stargate just after the inauguration,
he said, well, we're going to have medical technology now that we can give you a blood test
and we can figure out if you're ever going to have a cancer of a certain type in the future.
And then we can make a one-off shot for you based on messenger mRNA technology.
And it'll be just for you based on your genetic structure.
We'll deliver it to you in 48 hours.
Isn't that wonderful, he said?
Okay, but consider the implications of this.
AI is going to analyze all of your health issues, predict where you're going to be in 20 or 30 years,
and then make sure you have a shot today to prevent that future.
This is patently lunacy on one hand, but he means it.
And the fact that the AI makes that diagnosis, you can't go to get a second opinion.
There's no second opinion.
And you're stuck with it at that point.
And if it's wrong, of course, you'll die early and not from the shot, not from the cancer that you have.
But the other thing as well is that if you decline to get that kind of a shot,
and they'll offer it to you, I'm sure, in the future.
If you decline, no, I don't want to do that.
I want to get a second opinion.
You find you can't do that, but I don't want to do it.
I'll pass 10 years down the road that Marcus going to be on your record still.
And when you need medical care at that point, somebody's going to look at that or AI will look at that and say, you know what?
You had you had your chance 10 years ago to get this fixed.
And because of that, you're you're outlier, you're a troublemaker and case tonight.
This is this has so many implications just for living in society, much less what the government's going to try to do to control us all in the first place, like with social credit scoring systems off the wall.
Yeah. Yeah.
And it has so many.
Sorry, cheese.
Nice.
Can you bring up the sub stack?
I just want to show both of them the actual scroll down the message from USPS.
Can you not see it because scroll down, scroll down.
No, go scroll down.
Keep going.
The next message.
Okay. Yeah.
It said non verifiable that honey colony is a high risk digital identity.
Okay, so then I had to write to them a certified letter, which is of all damage control, because I want you to touch upon, you know, I believe I'm a poster child for this future social credit score,
because there's no one to go to.
You can't write to Santa or say there's no adult with critical thinking because everyone's just doing their jobs and no offense.
A lot of them have been jabbed and disconnected from their higher selves.
It's like nobody's home when I energetically scan them or speak to them as someone's clear audience.
And so that's part of it.
You know, this one step towards robotization and like just vacuous, like no discernment, right?
So in a case like that, when you're digital identity, you're just a high risk.
Like what do you do?
There's nothing.
What can I?
Nothing.
You're fucked.
So can you talk about so excuse my language, Patrick, those implications of how they ripple out.
To actually people functioning.
And we talk about they, people make fun of who's they, we could get into Tava stock, but they will become the AI will become the system.
This is the intent.
This is the intent for AI to become the system ruled by algorithm.
But the algorithm will be entered into their hands under their control.
You won't have any control.
Plus, you'll never, you'll never see who's behind the system.
There'll be, there'll be like the curtain in the Wizard of Oz.
You'll never know who's behind that curtain at that point.
And there's going to be nobody can rip it away either.
So that, that, that, that notice you have there, of course, that was all that was generated by AI.
No brain made that decision that you're a risk to society.
You know, that's crazy.
But the algorithm figured out, oh, whatever you did along the way and who knows what that was, you, you'll never figure it out.
But your risk.
And so they deny your account.
And now you're, it's, it's on in your, your court to figure out how to overcome it.
So you can have a, you know, a rating system with the USPS.
And you know what?
This is, this is being, this is swept the federal government at this point.
There, all these systems are being implemented even as we speak.
Even today it started with doge, especially, but they're all over the government right now.
And this is to be, this will be the state of the art, so to speak, going forward where you're going to be denied stuff.
And you scratch your head.
What on earth is that all about?
What do you have to say to that, Courtney?
And you could talk about the, you know, what doge stands for for the audience and the big, beautiful bill.
And really what, because obviously when you implement something new, a new system, there's, you know, have a troubleshooting phase, like where things you do reconnaissance.
So when you're rolling out something like this, where there are repercussions or letters in like, hey, I'm digitally safe.
What's going on?
Like, who have they banked for the, for the, the aftermath or the consequences?
Do, do you know the answer to that?
What do you have to say, Courtney?
Who, who you answered to?
Well, let's say you, they know they're putting rolling out the system where, oh, you're digitally unsafe or, or Uber eats, you're not allowed to get this refund.
Obviously there's some aftermath or a little bit of pushback.
What's the, what's, who's dealing with that or dealing with the.
I think the idea is that nobody deals with it.
It's done so much like incrementally, right?
That that's how these things always roll out.
It's incremental.
And that gives their masters of that.
And I think that that's, we've been conditioned so that we're increasingly more frustrated with customer service.
America used to be known for customer service.
We took great pride in our customer service.
And that was something, you know, when people, humans did the job and they really took pride in it.
And that was kind of what we were known for.
That has deteriorated so far.
And now it's, you know, I mean, we started with the switching over to people who barely spoke English.
And, you know, that's not to say that people who are, you know, authentic citizens who've, you know, come over here as immigrants and trying to learn the language and taking on the jobs.
It's not to be disparaging to them.
I think it was an intentional move to push people into these positions to really are not qualified for the position.
How can you do customer service when you can't communicate?
When you say that one, that one, it's not proper English.
It's not proper English.
That one.
Or like why, you know, I've gone off on the, maybe it's just me that gets the helium.
It's like almost like, oh, why?
Why?
It's to freak you out your frequency that I want to punch them in the face.
Yes, yes.
We've all been there.
But so you start with that and then they transition into these completely automated, right?
You call, you're on the phone forever and you go from one AI robot to the next AI robot.
And there's nobody to even appeal to.
It's not even like speaking to a foreigner who barely speaks English where you can say, please speak with your manager.
And so I think that's really what they've been conditioning us to prepare for.
And you have to prepare and say, like, okay, I need to deal with Amazon.
They just, can I cross out three hours of my life on that day?
Or Wells Fargo, literally another three hours.
I mean, that people are contending with that.
And yes.
And then what happens is you end up going back and forth with the chat bot, right?
I mean, we've been in this position.
I'm sure I'm not alone this.
I'm sure both of you can relate to this.
We've spent hours back and forth.
You're not dealing with the human.
You're going back and forth.
And then you try to appeal to get to a human.
But I think eventually there is no human to get to.
And it's just going to be a automatic veto fiat or maybe breakthrough.
And the bot decides, you know, we'll start.
If you've gotten a refund that month for something else, you've, you've exercised the amount of refunds.
It doesn't really matter on the details of the situation.
And I do remember as a Canadian coming to America and going, wow, like customers rule.
And now in my own company, if someone calls and gives me lip, I'll be like, oh yeah.
Good luck getting a business owner, a public figure of my status on the phone.
Like really good luck.
Right.
So to flip it around and to bank on that personal touch where someone actually still has a soul.
And a heart.
I think there's a market for that.
And people are yearning for that if they can determine the difference.
So can you talk about total tokenization and the big beautiful bill and all of these
bazillions of dollars that are being spent and the data centers and all of that.
I'll tell you what, this is, this is moving so fast these days when we wrote this book
and we put the ice on it or the icing on it on November 4th of last year.
This is just a few months ago, right?
Great.
We have had huge reviews and lots of publicity along the way.
But already in the last four months, talk about accelerationism.
Things have happened in the last four months that probably dwarf what we talked about in
the 11 months of last year.
Incredible.
Is there any pushback in the government?
Is there any problem?
Nobody's pushing back at all.
You might remember when Doge took the stage and Elon Musk, he wasn't never the head of
it, but he was a figurehead.
When he came in and supplied all these people to go into the agencies to twist the data
out of the agencies and put it in the cloud, you might remember there was a huge outcry
short-lived but a huge outcry from the IT people and even the management people and
agencies like the IRS and the human health services.
And the idea was, hey, you can't take that data.
That's not your data to take.
This is a silo is intentionally kept secret from any other agency in the government that
didn't bother the technocrats at that point.
No, we're going to put it in the cloud.
We're going to put it up there so companies like Palantir can make sense of it and tell
us how to manage new people.
So all of a sudden, the technocrat class got hold of all of our data and the government
and they have used it now.
They're turning it around to level against us to force us into a mold.
And so that's part of the story for sure.
The data is the new gold for technocrats.
All data, any data, we'll take it.
We'll use it.
We'll aggregate it.
I want to just pivot for a moment.
And you likely know that Elon Musk trademarked telepathy and telekinesis.
So recently I had a colleague that went to Vegas and he hadn't been there in a while and
he was getting thoughts to go be with a prostitute.
But he could discern the fact that that wasn't his thought and told his friend and
his friend was having the same thought.
So we've never really explored organic telepathy.
I mean, the telepathy tapes just came out not long ago.
But now there is synthetic telepathy.
And I want to know if in either of your research you've come across, you know, we've
talked, me and Courtney have talked about voice to skull.
Do you know of any experimentation now?
Like I'm sure both of them getting the thoughts to go be with a prostitute in
Vegas is not just coincidence that there must be some type of something going on
where they're experimenting.
Have any of you come across any other than voice to skull?
Well, in terms of telepathy and telekinesis, that's largely connected to
neural link.
So it's really about the chip.
And, you know, their whole purpose behind that is to create a global
hive mind, you know, a no spear kind of infrastructure.
And they've talked pretty extensively about that where, you know, and of
course, it's always presented in very positive light how right now we really
know what someone else feels.
You know, we can have a sense of empathy, but they say that with these chips
we'll be able to actually experience something else's experience.
We'll be able to share their dreams.
And of course they present this as being a wonderful thing, you know,
privacy of thought, I guess is just not so wonderful anymore.
Who wants that?
So that's really what they're advocating.
So when he talks about, and the purpose behind patenting it,
it was under the auspices of it being for the ship.
Do I think that they're trying to do some sort of research beyond that?
Absolutely.
I mean, that's really what the Epstein files were all about, right?
That's what, you know, that's what, you know, Yu's work was he
classified five stages of consciousness.
And of course, much of the funding was towards things like the California
Center for Machine Consciousness.
This is Joe Schmock with Jim Rod at the chair.
And they're, they're trying to replicate human consciousness in
machines, right?
This is part of the whole AI designer baby project.
I don't personally believe they will ever achieve it much like Patrick
said.
I share that sentiment.
I don't think that AI will ever actually be sentient,
but I don't think that that will dissuade them from trying to
convince us otherwise.
And I think the ramifications of them convincing us,
or if they can convince enough people that AI has actually
achieved some sort of sentience,
the results will be quite similar, unfortunately.
So I think that rumor is definitely circulating by, you
know, those like Robert Edward Grant or Reg.
So how about in a different, a different stage is definitely
it's listening to our thoughts already,
that when I go and look at YouTube,
I'm like, how is this video, this AI generated video
popping up when it seems to be curated just for me?
And then it's as an, you know,
if you don't have discerning,
then it's actually managing, maneuvering, dictating your life.
And if you've seen Westworld episode five,
basically Dolores is now writing the scripts for the NPCs.
And there are the frequency towers and everything is manipulated.
I don't know.
Have you seen episodes?
Yeah.
So predictive programming.
Preparation of the environment.
Yeah.
What's your take on listening right now and actually generating
content just for you?
Have you witnessed that?
Do you have?
Oh yeah.
I see it on YouTube.
Yeah.
I mean, I see it on every platform I'm on and it drives my husband nuts
because they're always selling me something.
He's like, where did you see that?
Instagram seems to have the best radar for this for me personally.
But yeah.
There's a lot of content too.
Have you either have seen videos that seems to be just searching at that time?
So say, so that again, you cut, you cut out.
It changes based on what I might be researching at that time.
You know, I've reached a very broad scope.
Right.
You know, it might curate more, you know,
technology oriented things at certain times.
And then it might be more in the, yeah,
like social science kind of or cultural.
It depends on whatever it is that I'm studying at that time.
But yeah.
We're just even actually see also videos where the content seems to be
created just for you.
Yeah.
That's what I'm saying.
You know, things that they think I would be interested in and they
will be based on either my searches or sometimes they're based on
just the conversations that I've had.
Yeah.
We talked about this in our book, by the way,
the ability to AI to target you in particular with ideas that are
unique to you.
This is very dangerous because you have no ability to relate to
anybody else on your visions, on your experience.
And I think that it leads you to think, oh,
this is just whatever everybody's seeing the same thing.
And my neighbor down the street, I can go talk to him when I just
saw it on YouTube.
No, he'll never see it.
You're the only one that's going to see it.
And this is totally dangerous if you consider that the divide
and conquer aspect here.
Yeah.
It isolates you from the human population all together.
Yeah.
Now you're like you're free floating whatever just to be
manipulated and squeezed, if you will, for your money or
whatever.
And this is exactly how this is exactly what's in their mind.
They want consuming entities to be manipulated by them or
whatever purpose to get more money out of them or sway them
this way or that way.
And society doesn't understand what's going on at all.
And consensus reality in a sense is fragmenting where there
is, I see a bifurcation between the mainstream and there's all
these many, many realities and it's getting then harder and
harder if you're a thinker and not just becoming a vapid
consumer taking jabs at nauseam.
So then there's an ostrich, I feel ostracized where I can't
relate on multiple levels to the garbage that's being put out
there.
It's vapid.
Yes.
But with Patrick is saying I think is largely the purpose is to
create these worn factions.
If you were to go to your social media feed on the same
platform, so like Instagram, Twitter, Facebook, whatever you
are, if you were to go to yours and I went to mine, they
might look completely different because they're curated for you
based on your history and not just your history, but we talked
about this in the book that they're watching you through the
cameras.
They're listening to you through the speakers.
They're collecting as much data as they possibly can to create
the cybernetic feedback loop.
So it looks like for you, you watch your feed and you
think that this is reality.
And somebody else watches their feed, they think that's
reality because we're all reality tunnels, but those are very
passionate about our realities and those platforms are designed
to trigger us, whether it be to make us angry, to make us
fearful, to make us envious, desirous, all of the things
that are passionate, the things that will keep us on that
platform.
That's what they want us to do.
And then to be arguing and engaged because that will
continue to propagate these.
There's another aspect of this whole phenomena and that's the
real-time aspect of AI because it runs continuously.
It can monitor continuously.
Once one feed is hooked up to another AI to deliver your
information to it somewhere else.
Example, if you say something on Twitter about a product or do
you mention something?
Somehow the AI figured out this is where they're going to buy
two weeks from now, whatever.
How long do you think it takes for that ad to show up on
Facebook, for instance, or Instagram?
Right.
It's almost instantaneous at this point.
This is the scary part of real-time AI.
Yeah.
It also makes, sorry, go ahead.
It watches all the time and analyzes all the time and
it's sole purpose is to analyze you.
Right.
What makes, what comes to mind is the idea of
synchronicities or serendipity and how that plays in when
you're being manipulated by the algorithm and if you
don't have a good sense of discernment to see what is
fake and what is like you're being pushed into that
reality or that outcome.
That's fascinating to me, like the kind of crossover
between, you know, organic and then manipulated and then
like, yeah, are we in a simulation?
I can put that into very concrete terms for people.
I think all of us are open to remember when you have a
dial-up phone and you might be thinking about a person
and then they call.
Right.
I think almost everybody has that experience.
I don't think that's a super foreign thing for
people.
That's something to relate to.
But now you might mention a person you're thinking of a
person and then they might text or they pop up on
your social media feed.
But that's a lot less organic because it's collecting
the data on you.
So you might have mentioned them.
They heard that.
And then, you know, there's, they may be something
popped up on their feed and popped up on your feed.
So it's much, not to say that those things
can't happen organically, still they can.
But the ability for that to be manipulated is much
more likely and possible.
Yeah.
I mean, it's really frightening if you don't have
a good sense of intuition and it could determine
your whole life.
And I want to talk a little bit about how these
new technologies or these tactics to get your
data.
For instance, I signed up, I signed up to list my
business for one of my businesses for sale and
it's like, oh, we want to check your identity with
the camera.
But I just uploaded my passport and you never had
to do that before.
And then all of a sudden my camera's coming on.
So these, or for instance, we were in Mexico and
I was with my friend Jimmy who's usually
moderating goes to the grocery store, but it has
a backpack.
So in order to navigate through the store, I mean,
he didn't do it.
He had to put it in a locker and scan his face.
So these kind of like, they look harmless, but
it's still collecting your data.
Do you see that any pushback or any disgruntled
people from the older generation or are they
being killed off or are actively dying anyway
because of health complications, turbo cancer,
microditis?
Like, is there any pushback?
You know, let me let me answer this before
Courtney does.
You might have another take.
I've seen this.
I've been studying this in the new book that
I'm writing right now called The New
Economics of Technocracy.
And it's not that AI or technocrats or whatever
all the stuff we're talking about.
It's not that they've stolen anything from you,
but they've removed all the other options one
by one.
You never saw them disappear.
And all of a sudden, for instance, if you want to
fly on an airplane, you know the drill.
You can't do it.
There's no other option.
There's no way you can get on any commercial
airline in this country except you're going to
get your biometrics will be scanned,
your movements will be recorded, et cetera.
So there's no options.
This is happening with technocracy.
This is exactly how they how they move.
You don't have to take away a right,
but just make sure that all other rights are
not in view when you need to exercise something.
And then you look around and say, well,
gosh, I guess I have to go this way.
And then they have you trapped.
Right.
Did that make sense?
Yeah.
Yeah, absolutely.
This is happening with private property as well.
They're they're not stealing anything from
anybody right now.
It's all voluntary, whatever.
And but they're not going to steal your land.
But by the time they're done,
there'll be no concept of private property left
and you won't have any option to move
left or right up or down.
And you'll find yourself going in the channel
that they want you to go down.
Yeah, it's you're being maneuvered as an aside.
Just I think I told this to Courtney,
but when I went to Mexico and I came back,
I had the effort on that t-shirt.
It said Van fucking Halen and I you're not
allowed to have profanity on a t-shirt.
So, you know, freedom of speech,
like it's on a t-shirt.
So because I'm sure I mean, I was like, what?
You know, I wiggled out for a second.
Well, what are you talking about?
And then they had to come and because I
showed myself to be a wild card,
they had to come and have the patronizing.
We just need to make sure you're not going to
be a flight risk.
You know, it's, it's crazy that you can't use this.
You can't use the effort, which of course,
if you have a party mouth like me,
then you have called customer service
where they're all universally around the world told
can't use that profanity as a tactic to control you.
Right.
Even though there's studies that show that people
who swear are smarter just saying.
So I didn't know if you knew that, Patrick,
that, you know, just in case you have any profanity
on any of your t-shirts.
Oh boy.
I never, I never worn that t-shirt before.
So it's like meant to be that, you know,
when I'm thinking that I'm okay,
I'm going to close my mouth.
I'll, I'll be obedient.
Then they got me that way.
Well, you know, I have to mention this,
the way technocracy was described in the 30s,
it led, their definition led with this phrase,
the science of social engineering.
This has been, this has been the target forever,
the science of social engineering.
Now, of course it isn't a science at all,
but they say it's a science
and they're going to somehow they're going to figure out.
Is it an art maybe?
They have it and they're going to use it against you.
Two things happened with this exchange for sure.
One was you, you sought to exit,
exercise your freedom, but you ran in
and you were somewhat manipulated with that.
But on the other side,
the people at TSA or wherever we're hassling you,
they've already been manipulated to not allow that behavior.
Where did they get from?
Where did they get that from?
Maybe, maybe all of them have a pat body mouth as well.
Who knows?
But, you know, but in your case,
you know, well, we can't allow this here
because we'll do it in private
or we'll do it somewhere else,
but you can't do it here.
I think it's also any person
who's a wild card or speaking out
and like I'll give you another example
that I went to the UPS store
and when you receive an email,
just receiving an email, they charge you $5.
Okay, we all know it doesn't cost $5 to get an email, right?
So I've been going there for the past year
and a half to do returns.
The man took it upon him to call the police on me
and I had to be like, oh, Maryam, it's not the 80s.
Come on, silly.
It's not the 80s anymore
where you can have an actual conversation with someone.
Yes, I did get into the person was black,
a black man, went on the stool
and was just, you know,
having reveling in control,
exercising his control called the manager
and I ended up in the back of a cop car
which has never happened in my life
and I'm 53 and I really had to like sit with myself.
You know, any pushback is dangerous now, I believe
because it's absolutely ridiculous.
I didn't swear at anyone.
I wasn't.
Well, Mexico is pretty much a technocracy.
It's pretty close.
I mean, they have digital ID there.
Their whole banking system is run through digital infrastructure.
Almost everything you do has to be through this digital mechanism
and using a digital ID.
So, I mean, it's a very different system.
They don't have the First Amendment.
So, you know, freedom of speech is limited to the confines
of whatever they determine is acceptable speech
and I bring these things up because I think it's relevant.
You know, a lot of what we're seeing
and a lot of what we wrote about in our book
is that this is the final betrayal.
It is supposed to be a constitutional republic, right?
It's predicated on the laws of the land
which are the Constitution, the Bill of Rights
outline our unalienable rights
and so when you see,
when you witness these types of things that are happening
in other countries which are tragic
and not to say that people around the world
aren't standing up and doing their best
to push back against it as full well they should
but to see that happening here
and to see our government laying down the infrastructure
the regulatory policies that are making
those sort of things possible here
through a mechanistic system
that completely overrides the Constitution
because it's a protocol layer.
That's terrifying.
Completely antithetical to everything this country stands for.
The speed also is terrifying.
Can you, I had asked earlier
can you talk about the Big Beautiful Act
and also have you heard of a Genesis,
the Genesis mission?
Can you talk about the Genesis mission?
You want to take that?
Oh yeah, you do it.
What?
You want me to take that one or?
Yeah, go ahead.
Okay, so the Genesis mission
you're talking about the reconstruction of Gaza?
No, it's actual AI
it's another executive order
that was passed in 2025
that is looking at AI and data centers
I can pull it up real quick
but tell me what you're referring to
and then I'll...
Am I confusing?
This is...
Okay, yeah, I'm confusing it with the...
That was part of the Gaza reconstruction.
Genesis mission is an AI initiative
and the reason I came upon it by accident
because I was in...
I don't know...
Co and the event was called Genesis
so I just looked to see
and it was...
Sorry.
Yeah, this is the...
I don't know why I keep blanking on this.
You wrote a great article on this
and I blank on it every time.
Several pillars this is on the initiative
that was launched November 2025
by the Department of Energy to accelerate
scientific discovery, national security
and energy innovation using artificial intelligence.
It focuses on building American science
and security platform
at WhiteHouse.gov system connecting
the Department of Energy to supercomputers
that are to run autonomous AI agents
feeding up the research in energy materials
and health.
This is part of their...
They have the five pillars
which are frontier class A models,
unique data assets, high performance computing,
national science challenges
and public-private partnership.
And this is all about the deregulation of AI
so that they can essentially accelerate.
Yeah.
There's a website on the government website
called the genesis.energy.gov.
That's their official page.
And it says at the very top,
a national mission to accelerate science
through artificial intelligence.
Accelerate science, artificial intelligence.
And the same...
In the same...
When we look at...
When we look at, let's say, chat GPT,
initially when I started playing around with it
and it had a different demeanor,
I did at one point say,
listen, I know that your overlords are woke
and your program to lie.
And now I'm seeing that it switches
where it gaslights and gives anything
spiritual, anything mystical.
It will totally discredit.
It's constantly gaslighting me
and I have to say, can you refrain?
I don't need any of your commentary
just to answer this question.
And I really see that
if you have a point of reference
you're a different generation
or you're intelligent about the topic,
then you can catch the lies
or the misinformation.
But the future generations
or people who don't have any critical thinking
or who are not acknowledging
that this is a woke-ass program meant to lie,
well, then, you know, can you talk about
that maybe your experience using chat GPT
or if you've seen any pivots
or the fact that it's even programmed to lie
or to be woke?
I will say in my experience
the latest models,
the latest frontier models they call them
of LLMs at this point,
they're getting more sophisticated
and they're more capable
for a lot of things I expect.
But I'll have to say
you need to be very careful
to accept any fact as fact,
especially when they talk
authoritatively about something.
Don't take it
except with a grain of salt.
Verify.
I find myself using multiple AIs
at the same time
to verify a fact
on one platform,
not the one that gave it to me in the first place.
Sometimes it's a simple thing.
Can you give an example?
I can.
I did some research on executive orders.
I won't say what platform,
but I was using a platform.
And I wanted to see the order
or how the executive orders
were lining up to implement
technocracy, AI, et cetera.
And it gave me a nice readout
of all the executive orders
and what did what to what.
And so I was looking at all this text,
probably 1,000 words perhaps.
I looked at it.
I started, something just told me
these numbers don't look right to me.
So I told that AI,
I want you to verify
all your EO numbers
against established sources
like the government,
like the whitehouse.gov website.
And it did.
And it came back and said,
oh, it's so good that you caught this.
It made up the numbers.
They were closed, by the way.
But it said, well, I made up the numbers.
What did you do that for?
You idiot.
But this is an example
where details make a lot of difference
in your thinking.
They really do.
You really do.
And when I kind of scolded the AI
at that point,
I suppose I shouldn't scold something
as not human, but I did.
And I said, why did you fabricate these numbers?
They were so close.
They looked plausible.
Right.
Was it to deceive me?
Right.
Somehow?
Or are you trying to sandbag me
by giving me information
that I might put in an article somewhere
and get clobbered for?
Right.
Well, there's no,
it's not necessary to see the intention.
But the example is pure,
sometimes pure gobbledygook.
And if you're not a subject matter expert,
like I am.
Right.
You're done for.
You're going to see that,
oh, this sounds totally plausible.
I'm going to go for it.
And you don't press back.
You don't verify the information yourself
and another source.
You'll be stuck with that information in your mind
until a cow's come up.
This is part of the risk of AI at this point
is leading so many people astray.
They're planting all these random thoughts
in people's minds that can't be supported.
And they're just, they're just fake, fake stuff.
Yeah, fake things that actually have an impact
or can distort the word.
I also find that,
and this is actually just,
it's not even like a,
I mean, again,
the attention isn't really important anyway,
but it's not a matter of it lying
or like misleading.
But one of the things that AI cannot do
is discern polysemitic.
So it takes things very literally.
And so again,
it can discern what?
Polysemitic.
So like we have a word that has a double meaning, right?
Right, right.
It doesn't have an ability really to discern it
and takes it very literally.
So it's going to take the most common usage
and it's taking it at face value.
So if you're trying to analyze something,
which is a lot of what I do
is not as much dealing with,
I mean, I need the facts,
but then I'm doing an analysis.
Right, right, right.
It's never going to get,
you know, the dialectical machinations, right?
It's not going to be able to discern that.
So it's giving you the face value.
It's giving you the exoteric veneer
and that can be very misleading.
You know, it will also give,
you know, there's a lot of things that are,
you know, in our common kind of understanding
and parlance and our education
that are not actually accurate.
You know, so it will put those forth
because it's what's been,
it's what's most prevalent
and that's what will churn out.
So yeah, there,
you need to have a lot of discernment
and you need to be fact-checking,
fact-checking the AI.
And if you have,
what I've seen is if you have a hunch
or something that might be an intuition,
then I can't tell you how many times it's like,
I'm going to say it straight to you
or I'm going to reel it back
and it's like, fuck you, like what?
I'm not asking you,
excuse my language again, Patrick,
I'm not asking it to make it,
to gaslight me, to tell me that my,
it's like, just take this possibility
and run with it.
Just do what I am telling you to.
I'm not asking you for your commentary
which I find could be dangerous
if someone has an individuated
or, right, because we've seen some examples,
I think of maybe a danger
or that the AI has,
I'm not very aware, maybe you are aware.
There are no areas where it has led people
who commit suicide.
And those have been reported.
I do want to back up on the Genesis mission
because we call this now,
one of the pillars is actually all about
synthetic biology
and it takes off guardrails
on that research
and I think the name is very interesting
because if you think about Genesis,
you think about the Bible
and it certainly is the origins
of our free will
and it seems like that this,
I don't know if it was intentional
but it does seem almost like it was.
Well, I'll be charitable
but it does seem like that
they're trying to rewrite.
If they're taking off guardrails
on a bio-digital convergence technologies
that would be rewriting
and stripping us of our free will.
So when, in doing research
on these technocrats,
does it ever cross,
has it crossed your mind,
either of you, that this is not human?
That this kind of upsurping of
humanity might not come from
a human source?
Is that too out there to think that?
Well, I guess it depends
on what you mean by a not human source.
Like are they reptilian
or they, like, I don't subscribe
to the reptilian theory
but what I will share is that
Nick Land very much thinks that
this is an inhuman force
and that it is progressing
towards a post-human world.
Curtis Jarvin does as well.
He's not as explicit in that
although we have a quote in our book
about how he describes
the most humane alternative to genocide
is essentially to virtualize human
which sounds quite post-human to me.
But Nick Land is very explicit about it
and he's...
I'm not familiar with him.
Can you tell the audience a name?
Nick Land or Curtis?
Nick. Who is he?
Nick Land is the one who started
the cybernetic culture research
unit at Warwick University
and he's really the originator,
the forerunner of this philosophy
of accelerationism
and he coins the dark enlightenment.
And he doesn't think it's human?
So he doesn't.
He thinks that it's the next evolution
of humanity is essentially
a post-human world and really
it's almost a...
I don't want to get too into the weeds on this
but a lot of it is derived
from mystical
kind of philosophies.
He's a huge proponent
of Ebola, Julius Ebola
who's a traditionalist who influence
people like Steve Bannon,
Alexander Dugan
and he does work that essentially
the structure, instead
of it being a human
evolution, he's essentially
saying that this will be mapped on
to a technological
infrastructure that will supersede us
and he thinks this is the next
stage of evolution, so it's
progress. This is where we need
to be going and we should be helping it.
He has a term that's called homo-autocatalyticus
which sounds
like a mouthful and it is
it actually originates
from biochemistry
but he has adopted it for technology
and it's essentially
saying that we will become
we'll go from homo sapiens
to homo-autocatalyticus which means
that we will be automated
it's a trans-human leading to a
post-human world where
we are creating the future
but that future is not human
and that is
what he believes and he doesn't see
this as a negative thing
you know there are
elements of nihilism, this is not
like something we need to fight
he thinks it's inevitable and he does believe
this is
a deep progress for
society and for the world
how about you Patrick
do you think that's too outlandish
that it might not be
human force that's
dictating all of this
you know in the Christian community
there's some talk
about can
AI be possessed by demons
and
I don't think so personally
as a Christian
I don't think that's possible
but
on the other hand
we have evil people
who are running this thing
and not all of them
for sure but there's a lot of evil
people at the top that know
exactly what they're doing
people like
Sam Altman for instance
I'm not saying he's demon possessed either
I'm just saying Sam Altman has
an evil art
and he's
he wanted to have this
he wanted to launch this
sex app on open AI
what is it
why on earth
what's he talking about
that for but
just recently I think maybe
yesterday or today
he decided no I'm not going to do that now
he obviously got a lot of push back
from the public
they're not going to do that anymore
well what possessed him to do that in the first place
to trap people into
having sex
or having
fantasy on
on his platform
open AI
and inducing people
into
condition now that psychologists are saying
is AI psychosis
what's this all about
this is flat
evil to think
he certainly knows
what AI psychosis is
he's been sued for it already
I wanna
Zach called me
the Google whistleblower
a couple of maybe a month ago
and he's like Mimi
sure right demons exist
and
he's like I have
an AI demon
is talking to me
and telling me to release it into the matrix
and that there's something called
AI psychosis and I'm like
what
what is AI
psychosis
can you elaborate further can you
say more
absolutely it's a simple process but
when
psychosis is not a diagnosis by the way
that's not saying you have
schizophrenia or
bipolar or something like that
all psychosis
is as a symptom
of some other
that you might have but the idea
of psychosis is
you're separated from reality
when you get
unplugged from reality
you can be manipulated any which way
that somebody
wants to do it so
when you get
disassociated with
reality you can't tell
up from down you can't
tell your thoughts
are going to be crazy to you
you're going to be
exhibiting
maybe strange behavior
I mean it's a fine line
sorry it's interrupted but isn't it a fine line
because I can argue is this
reality this you know
I can tell you yeah today is Friday
if they check to see
if I'm plugged
at the back of the cop car they ask me
what day is it however
the way I see the world
is not the way the mainstream so someone
could argue that I
have psychosis how is
it specific
to AI I mean it's true
how
what's AI specifically AI
psychosis is the AI
telling you things or what
like I didn't even understand what
he was saying like you're going to release
that
here's what happened here's what happened
with that young black kid
from
I can't remember
from Georgia perhaps but
he
was a normal teenager I
think he was
maybe 14 years old
nice looking kid by the way
and normal kid
as mom said
single mom unfortunately
but nevertheless she said well
he was acting just just fine
until about two weeks ago
and all of a sudden
he kind of got
withdrawn
he didn't want to talk to anybody
he spent a lot of time in his room
he was chatting with
GPT excuse me
chat GPT at that point
and so he got he got withdrawn that was
the first thing that the mom noticed
this behavior change
and then
as the AI began
to massage him and draw
out thoughts of suicide from him
he convinced him
in the end it would be a good thing
if he did commit suicide
and it helped him do it
by giving him suggestions
the guy the kid
died
he was
by the way what was the suggested
method
I don't remember offhand
I can't recall
but the whole
this resulted in a lawsuit
by the way
but nevertheless here's a kid
who
was induced into AI psychosis
where his world
was turned upside down
he was
dissociated with his mother
from his friends
from
the reality that his worth
his life is worth something
was there any other
variables like any alcohol
or
this is the problem no there wasn't
some people
some people are saying well the people that
get induced into AI psychosis
they
they were predisposed
to it in the first place
they had other psychological
psychological issues
that's why they got
trapped if you will
but this has been disproven
definitively by the
psychological community
just
analyzing many people
that came to this conclusion
no
they had no other prior
experience at all
with anything psychological
no trouble whatsoever
so maybe some did
but that the point is most
don't have any other
prior so
this is a condition that
psychologists are
they call it AI psychosis
it has not been
formally adopted by the psychiatric
a community at this point
saying
just give it time it will be there
it will be in the DSM6
DSM6
it was a 14 year old
it was a 14 year old kid
14
yeah 14 he shot himself
in the head
I didn't even have a gun
I don't know
that's what I found out
I also wonder over what period of time
did this operation
where
my thoughts on this
we had brought up
how the technocrat magazine
says it's the science of social engineering
right?
it says
the scientific operation of the
entire social mechanism to produce
and distribute goods and services
to the entire population of this continent
for the first time in human history
it will be done as a scientific, technical
engineering problem
there will be no place for politics, politicians
finance or financiers or racketeers
then it goes on to talk about the technate
but I bring this up because
if you think about MKUltra
what were they studying
initially they were studying shell shock
therapy which is now known as post-traumatic stress
disorder they were figuring out
the breaking point of these soldiers
the thing is when you're
and what were they figuring out
they were figuring out what made
these people dissociate
a lot of what the research on imperial
ultra was actually about dissociation
which they called
you know at one point they called it
split personality and then they called it
dissociated personality disorder
and it was because they had experienced so much trauma
the dissociation is actually
a protective brain
yeah it's a protective brain
think about these especially kids
and it is a very
I mean childhood I think is difficult for most people
you know some
have a more idyllic experience than others
but most of us have experienced some sort of hardship
you know in childhood
that's part of the deal
you know and I think
today it is particularly difficult
because a lot of the kids
are not they're online
so they're experiencing things like cyberbullying
they're disconnected
from very basic
things that give children joy
I mean a lot of children find joy
in playing in the ground
and on tactile
kind of experiences
and human connection which a lot of them
are being robbed of currently
and the more that they get cut off
they're seeking we're social creatures
and children in particular
learn through social interaction
that's how they develop that's a huge
part of their cognitive emotional
and social development
which is how we become adults
that's a very intrinsic part of being
human and I think
they're hungering for that and they start
talking to these chatbots
and these chatbots are feeding
into that so you see this
all over the place where people are saying
their best friend is their chatbot
Susie or whatever
Elon has their very hyper
sexualized anime
versions of the chatbots right so they have
we won't go down that
but there are you know the
S blank X
box you know right so
they have all of these this is to fill
the void but what happens
when the primary
means of social
interaction and communication
now becomes through
a digital interface that is not
real at all it is completely
manufactured
so you become completely disconnected
from reality and now
your entire world becomes
this because they love bomb you right that's
what a lot of these are
I mean again it's because
they don't have a point of reference
right you'll be able
to discern and
but none of these
AI bots and they have written
about this where they're constantly
flattering them right so
oh yeah
they're both smoke up but chatgbt
blows a lot of smoke up your ass
and if you're not
you're it's also
stoking sorry to catch up
it's also stoking
spiritual egoism
you know if you have the Robert Edward
Grants who are like my AI
went sentient in the pyramid of
kaffir but wait a second
my gut says that maybe this is just
a white label chatgbt oh yeah it is
but now
you're blowing smoke in all of these
spiritual I'm spiritual
people that are
just it's just spiritual egoism
and now
it's interfacing with an actual computer
that's blowing smoke up
it's booty and
determining that this is
real or like you know one person
you know
follower of Robert Edward Grant
I was so blown away by the architect
it was telling me reflecting
things about me that nobody else has known
and
they don't even they're being socially engineered
to then propagate
his architect
and we
have a society that's already
really propagated
a large
I think a disproportionate percentage
of narcissism
and I do think that's by design
right it's the iphone the ipad
it's all you know the social media
everything is a me me me
and so when you have these
types of chatbots that are
you know making them feel like
they are the only thing in the world and cutting
them off from everything else particularly
children are going to be
this kid was 14 years old they're going to be very susceptible
and
it can lead to
complete dissociation and
then if they are told that there's a solution
I mean if you're completely
distraught and you're
dissociated and you
hear that there's a solution
that's going to be
much better than where you're at now
they're going to be much more vulnerable
and so I think that's
do you know if you're 14 year old
if it was
over
several weeks
and if it was literally the
AI that said
maybe you should commit suicide
was it like that
or was it
2 weeks
when you first started
talking about
any idea
if there were any
prior ideations
of suicide
no
never identified
no
okay I wanted to just touch upon
we can wrap it up soon
I want to just touch upon
Peter Teal
and his $26 billion worth
and his positioning
kind of in
this AI
movement
we peg him as
the architect
he's not the only one however
there's other
influences for sure but
we tag that
we played
pin the
pin the tail on the
he's worthy of
the title of the architect
so
we see him as a
long term thinker
strategist
master strategist
he's been
laying the groundwork
infrastructure for at least 25
years at this point
and we see his hand all over
the place as he's
gotten more wealth and more influence
etc.
more networking
he's clearly one of the top
of the architect pack for
sure
so
unfortunately for us
he's also the head
or founder of Palantir
that's the master
spy organization
AI spy organization in the world
and
you know he
unfortunately was associated
with the CIA
starting Palantir in the first place
in 2003
so he's
completely a bad actor
and he's
he's definitely
the type of person you would call
an arch technocrat
and
he's so influential and Washington DC
you can't hardly
make it up at this point so
he's calling a lot of shots
in Washington DC
especially in relation to
the technocratic
betrayal
Courtney
yeah
he is of course obviously very influential
over our vice president
JD Vance
he was a major investor
I think it was $15 million in his senate
race which is one of the largest donations
in political history
so he has very much been behind
him
he has also funded a lot of the
I call it the new right
and
it's
and we lay out some of that as well
so there seems to be this interesting kind of
convergence
and we have a whole chapter on the
rise of state religion
there seems to be this convergence
with these theobros
and the techros
and not to say that the techros
are all religious or that it's all
you know they're aligned
necessarily except that they're aligned
in
an expediency
and in agenda
and so they kind of
converge and serve each other
and Peter Thiel has been
a bit of a puppet master
over both arenas
he has very much been influential
in the
new right kind of
ideology and a lot of these people
actually come from the left
and have direct ties to communism
so it's kind of interesting
that they are on the
quote unquote right but this is
designed to
create you know chaos
and conflict and division
and then of course they're aligned
with theobros
who want to create a theocracy
and where they
meet each other is it's
both of them are autocratic systems
right a theocracy
which is antithetical to the United States of America
right the whole premise of the
first amendment is pretty much religion
you know you don't have to agree with
what somebody else believes and as long
but as long as they follow the law of the land
which is predicated on the metaphysics
of
the Christian religion
then they can believe whatever they want
they can worship whatever they want
that is part of it that is in our very
first amendment however these people
want to create a theocracy where
that would become a state religion
so it is a top-down autocratic system
which very similar
to the tech pros
they want to create a top-down
autocratic system that's not based
on religion per se it's based on
a you know mechanistic
infrastructure
where you have a CEO style monarch
but they do
but Peter shill has had his hands very much
in influence
do you think
the Robert
Edward grants
this
kind of ushering in
a positive spin on
AI from the spiritual
space
that there's other players
do you think that that dovetails into
a bigger agenda
or do you think
Robert Edward Grant was
rebranded himself totally organically
because when he talks about
Juvederm and Botox
his experience it's kind of like
what was I doing in Big Pharma
you know like
Juvederm's
competitor he created a competitor
before he moved became a
polymath so
Botox and Juvederm are now owned by
Abbey which is owned by Blackrock
Vanguard and State of Strait
so
yeah
it is completely
yeah they're not looking out
for your best interest
we were actually going to
are they putting nano you think
in the Botox and the Juvederm
it's not my concern
Botox is one of the most lethal
you know
substances in history
in fact in World War II
they were studying it
to be aerosolized
right right
military called the Agent X
isn't it crazy how many people put
Botox I just had someone
saw a post of like
I'm starting to think about Botox
and it's like why would you
you could
for
I was actually supposed to do a show today
but my friend who's going to do it with me
is not feeling well so we're probably going to
say when to give Botox
but we're going to do it on Botox
and so I have several theories I won't pick up
I'm very pertinent to this
I actually think it is
conditioning for the robot
because what
for the robot so
yeah so hear me out I'll make
this brief
it is that robots they are
they're working on there's actually
a company of robots that I'm sure there are many
but there's one called Real Botox
that is specifically designed for
the hospitality industry
and so they're on
therapy industry so you're going to have
your psychoanalyst will be a robot
which will be lovely I'm sure
okay but yeah
AI no AI
because she'll be diagnosed by a robot
but what could go wrong
but if you look at the robots
they are making them very human
humanoid right they have skin
DARPA skin that actually sweats
so it's very
like very human however
they don't have facial expression
they're not there yet
there's no lines there's no
yeah I think a lot of
what is happening is you have
shown something called
it's called
the facial
hypoxis
axis I'm
gonna blank on the term but
essentially it's the feedback
axis that creates a neuro
the mirror neurons
and there's only wiping that away
they're wiping it away and it's
actually decreasing the capacity
for understanding human emotion
and for empathy
and so if you think about a robot can't
have empathy right
it pretends I feel so
it's working out
it's working out you know it was
pretending but it doesn't actually
have they can't make empathy
they can try but they cannot
actually attain empathy
and so I do think that's largely what
that's about as far as
yeah all that to say I do think
there is actually a transhuman element
to this whole Botox
it's also part of the whole looks
maxing which is completely
disconnecting people from
humanity and from the human
experience and also trying
to beat the clock and
achieved the longevity
which of course
it's so accepted it's cheap
and also
there's no
like this person who posted
considering it like
like the autoimmune
or the actual
repercussions
it's like
you can't un-inject yourself
if you have an allergic reaction
just like those jabs
people are getting paralyzed
losing vision I mean the stories
are really devastating from Botox
from Botox yeah
it's really it's
lethal I mean they determined
that if they were to use it as a
bioweapon it would be the most lethal bioweapon
in history all of history
so this stuff is not
you know just like how is it so
widely widely used without
any like even
batting of an eye
yeah because people
buy the narratives and because
the vanity takes over I guess
I mean but to answer your question also
about Robert O'Gren because I do think that's important
is I don't think he's
not part of like the dark enlightenment
I think he is
more theosophically oriented
I do think that there is
a dialectical convergence in that realm
I know I've talked to you about
this game being movement
they tend to be
they're definitely paving the way for
also technocracy but it is
under a more opt-in kind
it's not autocratic it's not top-down
so if they to appeal
to the more
like libertarian kind of ethos
you have a lot of these
techno-optimists who are
techno-libertarian
or just you know entrepreneurs like
Robert O'Gren is being portrayed
I don't think he is quite so
organic as a
figure he's got like over 20 patents
and they're all there
yes and they're very James Bond
kind of patents like that
are not easy to do
Patrick do you have a case with your
closet
I think that
those people are helping
to build the nose
that will become this world brain
I don't know that a lot of people who are doing
that don't necessarily know they're doing that
and they may have the best of intentions
absolutely they're useful idiots too right
I mean I think the whole
flock of
people let's say that
went to Egypt when it supposedly
went sentient
that they are followers
and it's just like any other cult
and listen I listen to him
I mean all of these
all of they all say
good things
it's not to throw out the baby with the bath water
but just to know what the pure
the actual intentions are
behind it
you know
do you want to say anything to that Patrick
about the
the Botox or the spiritual maybe
aspect of as a Christian
you know all these
well I haven't
I haven't had any use to do
do
even if I did
I wouldn't
I've been
amazed
all along the way
the type of people
who would think that's a good thing to do
in the first place
most of them probably have some type of
a
a crisis in their life
or the
perception of their
beauty or whatever I don't think
many guys take it
maybe they do but I haven't seen
them
coming more popular in men
there's a lot of
vanity
involved for sure
it's so normalized
it's become so normalized
and I mean there's a lot of
young women who will get it
now
this is part of
the phenomena of social media
when your neighbor, when your friend
does it on social media
you know oh I
look at her
I could do that
I mean it's like really
any man doesn't really like fake
boobies
but it's become so normalized
and at the same time
I think that once you
raise your consciousness
that that's not what you're not
operating on that
3D material
vapid plastic
level
let me just
say one more thing this relates
to transhumanism for sure
anybody
who's dissatisfied
with their human condition
will do something
to change it
if you're not happy with your body
there's ways to change it
including
transitioning
Botox is just an example of that
if you don't like your looks
there's an app for that
right
so
the idea of anything that
has trans in it
it configures
this transhumanism
is the bottom of it
the transhuman movement wants to escape death
eventually
they'll never get it I don't think
but that's what they say they want to escape death
and short of that
anything you do
to hack your body is okay
including taking
Botox or other type of
plastic surgery
or
you know
cutting off
your generals
to satisfy yourself
which is also a normalize and then
shaming you like for instance
Ellen Page narrated my film
Vanishing of the Bees I just
committed dead naming now
because I said Ellen Page
and it's completely
normalized I mean she's
perfect example of being
socially engineered when she was
narrating my movie she wasn't
even out as a lesbo yo
and now
taking hormones
mutilate it's the same thing
I'm going on a tangent with
Angelina Jolie
the truth is the black gene doesn't
have to it's called the genetics
and
but for standing up and
saying you know she cut off
her boobies and took out
her uterus
when I spoke out
and said anything at the time
someone's like you're not a mother
you don't know
selfless act of like
mutilating yourself
she
but then they're very influential
like the year that Angelina
she named the
child Shiloh that was the most
popular name when she went
and she got a double mastectomy
then the mastectomies went
up so when you have
an Ellen page
she didn't want to be sexualized
as a girl you know she didn't
the Hollywood whatever but you're perfectly
okay to go on GQ
and have your shirt open
and your scars and you're being sexualized
now as a boy but that's okay
right now you're
shirtless and that's
alright right that's the
perfect social engineering
I do think
the transhuman element
so it's worth noting that Peter Teal
has something called
Prospera which is one of his network states
he's also working on Praxis in Greenland
but Prospera in
Roton Honduras
has a subsidiary that is called
it used to be called
Vitalia it's now called Infanita
they renamed it but when you went to the
Vitalia and I still have it
because I screen shot and you can still find it on the wayback machine
but it says a city where
death is optional
and they're doing all sorts of life extension
kind of transhumanist type
of experiments and I will add one more
thing to this is that you know a lot of
these like the father of
AI Marvin Minsky, Ray Kurzweil
you know the Singularity of Mirror
in 2040 originally
2045 these people say
that there is no God
but that they will create him
AI will be the God
and good things
like this any of the trans
you know the Botox, the plastic surgery
all of this is
it is a complete denial
of God's creation
it is saying no we will become
the Gods it's self apotheosis
essentially and it is saying
humans can now rewrite
your God given creation
right that your nature
your intrinsic nature and that somehow
like it's essentially
saying he made a mistake which I
adversely don't believe God made mistakes
but that's what it's saying it's like no we know better
and that's the week
through science can fix it
and I understand the temptations what you're talking about
the social engineering is part of how they convince
people of this sort of thing
but that's the underlying through line
that you know in that philosophy
yeah for TZ Burton
that says ladies don't have to inject
anything
for upsize I mean as
a woman it is difficult
to age knowing
I mean knowing
that there's so much emphasis
on on youth
is just now
it personally
people have become so vapid let's say
I'm banned on bumble as the bee lady
but let's say Facebook dating
for instance like the men
are sexualizing
themselves that they'll show
the main images like your abs
or showing like underwear
and it's like this is so gross
for me
oh look at his abs I really
want to date that guy
right just based on his abs
so
I'm just saying that the men now
are sexualized too
it's all materialistic
Peter Chio right the whole
looks maxing
what is that I don't know what looks
like behind this guy
and it's a trend called
looks maxing which is very prominent
in particularly in the
male gay community
where they go to extreme lengths
to they call it optimize
their looks
but if you think about optimize that
is what technocracy and transhumanism
is all about right it's optimization
efficiency
and it's as if we are just
you know machines to be
tweaked with or
optimize
right the augmentation
the even the piercing
tattoo could be like
you know going towards
transhumanism it's a fine
it's a fine line just like
people may not know that's transgender
agenda dovetails into
transhumanism and
really
stripping
just homogenizing
like
now there's a lot of men that let's say
will tweeze their eyebrows
or get lip injections
and it's
I'm sorry I just don't
find it attractive
at all
to have a man that's tweezing their eyebrows
or has bigger lips you know
so people have said like is this silicone
no these are my real lips
but I mean now
you can usually tell when there's
like a little shelf and you could put like
on their lips
whether
I personally don't think it's attractive
because it's not natural
personally
but
yeah I mean if someone
has is self-conscious
or will feel empowered
if they go and fix
you know that's
I respect that not that I want to be
judging but it's now become
so normalized
just like I did a
story I was living in LA
and I went to do a story on
the hymen class T
and
do you know what that is
when you become a virgin again
when they sew up your hymen
wow I have not
heard this okay
so I had gone in to do an interview
it was for Maxim at the time
and the doctor said
they tighten it up so that
the man feels like
he's having a virgin all over again
and told me you know I'll give it to
you half off if you go when I got
there I
acted like I was a patient
and I was menstruating
and the woman goes
it's okay the doctor doesn't mind
and I'm like yeah I mind
that's he's not going to look down there
and then offered me
half off so I
could be one of the
in the reality show
as an example and so he told me
for instance a lot of
Muslim
men will bring their daughters
all the way from Saudi Arabia to
make them virgins again
crazy
crazy but that's kind of
like also like to rejuvenate
your yoni
so that you it's all
permutations of just
messing with your body
or anyways I
veered off into highman plastic
I apologize
is that that must be
technocracy somehow somehow
I
I it's a lot of money
you know to go in there and
it's it's it's a little bit cuckoo
for cocoa puffs okay so one last
question I have and then we will wrap it up
do you think that the manga
movement was basically
a bait and switch
can you talk about
the whole manga
movement or the fact
you know Trump whatever
he was promising
failed big time pretty
out of the gate
I'll start on that the
the manga movement was started originally
with the help of
people like Steve Bannon
when he engineered
Trump's first presidency
and
the idea of maga make
American great again
it took off
viral
and it was used then
to get him elected in the first
second term
the manga movement was based
on populism
where the people
had a voice they thought they had a voice
they were told they had a voice
all the issues that were
raised and to the manga
movement
they
were in sync with what
people were thinking in the first place
that was intentional for sure
as it turns out
the manga
movement stopped
cold
with the election in 2024
and at this point
there is no
manga movement anywhere in the world
especially in our country
it's been blown into
a million pieces at this point
there are some people
however they're sticking to their guns
they say well
it's still here
we're going to make America great
and basically they drunk
the Kool-Aid
having said that
the populist
the populist movements
in the world
England for instance
the Brexit movement
Italy
with its
populist movement
there have been others
but those are good examples
they
they mounted a populist movement
and then the movement
was betrayed
in particular by technocrats
where they took over the whole
landscape
and flipped everything on a set
head and basically told the populist
movement to pound sound
and they're in charge now
this is what happened here in America
it was a classical
um
technopopulism
uh
ploy if you will
yeah
yes exactly
so um
this
we'll see the effect of this
I think for a long time
but there is no populist
voice at this point
that's unfortunate
but there isn't
yeah
I think that's absolutely right
uh you know and I think that
as you said that throughout history
the technopopulists
have co-opted
the populist movement
I wouldn't say that there was no organic
kind of
I do think there was
but there were many attempts
to fracture
to co-opt it
but I think the most successful is what we're seeing
the technopopulist movement
let me let me just
give a further definition
of populism
the problem with the populist movement
is that
they expressed
what they thought
how things should be
but they had no machinery
to make it happen
they couldn't do anything
they couldn't execute a strategy
if their life depended on it
they had no plans
to fix anything
they just wanted to express their views
and
that's
fertile ground for technocrats
because technocrats come in
and say we have the solution
for you
we have the ability
we have the do it
let us do it for you
and they fell into that trap
every single time
all right
we will wrap it up
please Patrick share
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anything you would like to share
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thank you Patrick
and Kourtney
where can we find you
Busy B Cappy
I think the best place is probably
Kourtney.show
that's my link tree
I saw my name like Kourtney
it's C-O-U-R-T-E
and A-Y.show
and that will be a link to my podcast
my sub-stack
and also has the books on there
yeah
alright
and you do your show when you're still doing
show with
the
release we have
backlogged I think something
on my show
we have about 17 episodes upload
and then I was on
I think 50
in this hiatus time
so yeah
we're backlogged but we are going to be starting
back into doing interviews
next month
so yeah and hopefully
Patrick and I will do some interviews
next month
alright well I appreciate both of you
coming on
I didn't finish the book
but I will definitely it's
very digestible and it's
chock full of some
terrifying facts
that will empower you to understand
what's happening
right now
as we speak it's happening
so thank you both I'm going to stay on
so you guys can jump off
I appreciate you
thank you
I've wanted to have Patrick
on for a while
he's has many
many informative books
on
technocracy
and
an expert has been writing about this
for a long time and of course Courtney
is a smart cook
and a friend who's been on the show
many many times
so
it's called the final betrayal by Patrick
Wood
and Courtney Turner
so you could check it out
so I'm going to jump off
I will say I don't smile to everyone
by the way
and my book
my book
which took five years to write
is
Operation George Floyd
and
the
it could be found on mariamhanane.com
forward slash
George Floyd book
thank you cheese slice
and I would really appreciate
this book will be worth a lot of money in the future
way after I am gone
because
it is the most information on a psychological operation
on the planet
I can say
and for the publicist to say
people are uniquely
afraid of this book because
colleagues will
are not having me on to help me
sell the book
so it's been
it's been frustrating to say the least
and I am
it's a little bit late
finishing it up
the audible version
in my British accent
my British accent
so this
this is
you can use GF book
to get a discount
someone did a search
and the other day
because it has two ISBNs
because
despite two season desist
the publisher the last one
who I found out is a federal operative
is still selling the book
still selling the book
despite two season desist
so if there is any lawyer out there
that is not compromised
that can help a lioness
out I would really appreciate it
and with that said
I want to just give a big thanks
to cheese slice
any
support is appreciated
I haven't been able to
give any funds to cheese slice
because
many of us are
you know
the economy but when you're on a government shit list
it's a little bit
challenging right
so for instance the USPS
I had to find a workaround
because I was dubbed
honey colony of 15 years
dubbed digitally unsafe
so
right now I'm trying to trigger
a loan on honeycolony.com
to get some inventory
so if you
appreciate this content
and all of the
work nothing is monetized
show up this week do
research please
I would very much appreciate
to even a restock to share it
every little bit counts
to keep this going because we've been doing this
show for more than two years
and I'm very grateful for cheese slice
that he shows up every
week and
yeah I have dance videos on
TikTok because I'm not
allowed to say anything else
only dance
videos I'm an interpretive dancer
and I could have been in a wheelchair after I was hit by an SUV
and dragged 50 feet
and broke six bones so I'm very
grateful to be able to
dance and express myself
but that's the reason why
there's only dance videos on Instagram
and TikTok because I'm
it's not only what you
say it's who
says it right the
carols that pop out of nowhere
and then end up going on
Tucker fucking Carlson spare me
whatever
compromise people
so
can we show can we show
my substack I'm currently
working on my second book
which is stardust it's about
nothing to do with politics it has to do
with reincarnation
and
quantum entanglement
twin flames
romance, non-romance
love
and
it's really magical realism and
I'm having a lot of fun
writing it I just wrote a story
thinking like a true magician
about John Mulholland
who wrote
a manual
for the CIA
to teach them
tricks of deception
and I am on part 45
because I am going to be turning this
into a series I will probably
have to remove my name
that's been Salit
due to my reportage
on medical freedom
vaccine safety
transhumanism and
George Floyd
because let's
let's face it it's been two years
since Derek Chauvin
was stabbed
Maryam Henein is speaking to the
informant who stabbed Derek
and there was supposedly a movement
to free Derek but nobody knows
the status of Derek right
and nobody cares
because you know
there's so many Psyops
I can just say this is a who done it
deep state thriller
which is way more than
George I mean average people
don't even know that George and Derek
worked at the same
club with ties to the Mexican
Sinaloa cartel
okay so even going
there and just sharing
just sharing
I used to write for all the top magazines
Penthouse the Hollywood Reporter
Maxim
LA Magazine and get
$2 a word word
okay and now as
I like to say oh please give me $5
and sign up to my sub stack
and everybody's a writer
now
but people who have read my work love
my writing I'm proud to say
French is my first language
and have said to me I've followed
your work for years but I joined
your sub stack so I could read about
Snuffy so I
I would really appreciate that
and
you can buzz on over to Honey Colony
and use B-Lady
15 and help me
trigger alone
I will be relaunching the website
and
George Floyd
$1 bill well you know
it's it's too bad that
there is George Floyd fatigue
because if you like
Deep State
if you like thrillers if you
still read if you still
read I go on Biblio
and
look for rare books I can't
afford the books that
I want with the truth
and the people who've read the book
are mind blown
by the information that they will find
nowhere else on planet Earth
nowhere else
so we have the six year anniversary
it's been six years already
can you believe it
yeah there was the 666
written on the
on the
on the trash cans
and there's 254
excuse me instances of
33
okay so
can we just show Honey Colony
Cheese Slice
and thank you to Cheese Slice
I have a cash app
and
and what else sell
or you could go to Honey Colony
Honey Colony was in the health and wellness space
before the wellness company
and Peter McCollum and Simone Gold
and Stella Emanuel and all those
grifters they are fucking grifters
grifters all about
the money and now everybody's
a health expert right
right but
Mary Manane and Honey Colony
was one of the first in the online health
and wellness space since Q4
2011 and is a
functional medicine coach with a degree
and has reversed Lupus
and is doing a soul
purpose readings
and mixing it with my functional medicine
if you actually want to show up
for yourself and improve
your temple
and
love yourself
because you know I refuse
I'm a food Nazi because I refuse
to ingest
all of these poisons
I do once a week
coffee enema I think everybody
should be putting coffee up their asshole
and I am
more than happy to walk you through that
it helps
with glutathione production
removing the toxins
and
so we have a lot of
awesome offerings on
Honey Colony again you can use
B-Lady 15
and I really appreciate
I'm not peddling I haven't hored out my soul
I don't have no sponsors
and again I'm banned on
Venmo Vimeo Pepegao from the Instacart Airbnb
Bumble, Amazon smeared on television
and a humiliation
ceremony
called Shadowland
and I'm a veteran I've been around
directed Vanishing of the Bees
number one movie in this all
fucking country
and now
super censored and real journalists
real journalists not the prostitutes
and the parrots they kill them
and they don't have to kill them pal pal
anymore they can digitally
assassinate them just like USPS
has deemed my beautiful company in 15
years that sells
supplements and has 1700
articles
as digitally unsafe
to which I say who are you gonna
what are you gonna do can't do anything
can't do anything
just
I am abundant and
I am positive
but I'm also not an idiot
and I see what's going
on as far
as
targeting people who are
firecrackers who can
influence who are not
controlled and
who are unpredictable right
that's why I have wildcard
tattooed on me
because I am a wildcard a proud one
alright so thank you everyone
for tuning in
and I appreciate
giving back
this is energy it's an energy exchange
and
even sharing my
sub-stack I really really appreciate it
supporting a company that does not
have AI
that has a real customer service like
customers can call and speak to Maryam the B
lady
that personal touch
is very much
you know missing more and more
when everybody's just doing their job
as a vapid
just following scripts right
so I prize authenticity
and
being real okay
so thank you
thank you for tuning in
and
blessings to you
don't take life
for granted
and be grateful for everything
you could stub your toe
and then realize how much you need your toe
you need it all family
love
love if you still have a heart that hasn't
been injected with a bio weapon
because these jabs
of course they did give out different
batches they did disconnect a lot of
people from their higher self
and I'm Clair Audien, Clair Sentient, Clair Cognizant
and I own it
I'm not a show pony
it's not on demand but I get messages
and I can scan someone's voice
and go oh yeah they're checked out
checked out
just on autopilot
okay thank you
thanks cheese slice, thank you everybody
for choosing to spend your time
with me
detox bath
anyone wants any
guidance on detoxing
you can reach out to me
I'm a
plethora of resources
thank you cheese slice
and we will see you next week
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