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This has been all over Europe this thing.

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So anyway, did I write in it?

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I think I did.

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Hopefully I did.

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Well, anyway, listen, welcome.

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It's a couple of weeks, been a year.

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Like, how did that fly by?

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Is that not insane?

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That was incredible.

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It's a wee live now.

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We're recording.

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We're going so we're straight into it.

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So it's been a year and what a year.

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You know, honestly, I'm going to stop saying the words.

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I can tell you what's going to happen in the next year because I can't.

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I don't know.

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What do you feel?

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I mean, it just what a year.

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So much has happened since I saw you last.

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It's gone like this and highs and the highs and lows, the peaks and troughs.

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Just it's just it's very entertaining, though.

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It is entertaining.

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It's not boring.

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Do you know what I love about it?

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I keep saying to Marie at the end of our time, we're going to have some great stories.

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You know, I'm going to say to people just as I was reaching for the golden

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chalice disappeared and it's like, whack, down you go again.

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Right. And but, you know, it's interesting.

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Something I've been echoing in my mind, the words that have run

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through my head now for a year, it's not what happens to you.

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It's how you deal with it.

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It's how you respond to it.

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It's how you react to it.

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I don't know.

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I know what your view on that is.

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Oh, my God, I love that.

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I did I did a post and I wrote about how I'm not what's happened to me.

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I am who I choose to be.

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Yes, that's exactly what you've kind of just echoed right now.

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But I agree, like every day I wake up, right?

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And I'm like, all right, OK, so is it World War Three?

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Is it regime change today?

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Who have we bombed?

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Has the financial crash happened yet?

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Is there a pandemic?

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Like what has happened?

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Who's been assassinated?

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Like every day it's like something.

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And I don't get excited by it like I used to.

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Like the way I used to be manipulated.

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Because I realized we're all just like puppets.

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And what you want to do is cut the strings.

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So today I woke up and it's all epsi and it's like, whoa, check that out.

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But to be honest, when I was reading the epsi and things, one, I was like,

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well, you know, I kind of told you so, guys.

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And secondly, it was like, yeah, I still feel like they're really,

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really hiding the juicy stuff, the really nasty stuff.

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And someone said to me, you know, well, you've got a high bar for nasty,

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like eating people isn't nasty enough.

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But I'm like, I don't know.

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I feel like there's even more that they're just, I know, it's insane, man.

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We're living in the same.

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There's never any consequences either.

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I mean, you hear all of this stuff and and you, you know,

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that they get a little upset.

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But to me, for me, it's diversionary.

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The first thing I see, you know, I see, you know, things like

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you've got Artemis to the new Apollo moon landing, you know,

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Artemis to NASA's launching Artemis to, which is, you know,

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they're revisiting the Apollo missions.

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You know, they haven't done that since around 1973 was their last one.

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And now they've got a new one.

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And oh, why? I don't know that. Right.

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Because what's happening is everybody's watching these, you know,

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you know, real click baity kind of articles on Epstein and anything

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with Trump gets clicks and anything with, you know, Putin gets clicks

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and anything with Iran and war.

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Everybody's watching this stuff.

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But then there's all this other stuff going on in the background.

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And you're thinking, so the last time we try to put a man on the moon,

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you know, I'm not going to say which way I think of that.

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Because, you know, I don't want to get crucified.

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But, you know, well, maybe I will say, I mean, I'm on the opinion

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that we this was a bit later BS, but that's just my opinion.

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Thank you. Listen, before you carry on,

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guess who I've got coming on the show on Sunday, Neil Armstrong.

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Fart Fart Siebel, OK, who's talked about the whole moon

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landing thing and how it's fake.

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And I think he was punched by Neil Armstrong or one of them.

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Or Buzz Aldrin, I can't remember.

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That's right.

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He's coming on my show and he's going to debunk the whole.

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It's a lot of garbage.

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Dude, I just come on.

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It's garbage. It is.

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Like if it was that if we had done it like several times,

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surely in the last 60 odd years, we've gone back,

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especially with all the advances in technology.

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And they're like, yeah, come on.

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Well, you know, for me, though, and I talk about the reason

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why the moon landings were necessary,

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I just want to put that in inverted comms, because I am not a believer.

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I mean, I think when a US president phones them from a landline,

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you know, in the Oval Office, I think it's really they're taking the piss now, right?

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And many other problems like who filmed him getting out of the spaceship?

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Who filmed it taking off?

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What about the telemetry?

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You know, what about Van Allen?

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You know, anyway, the point is I just got it all down to

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there's too many things wrong with this that just, you know,

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can't we just fly there, land there and be honest?

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But the thing that I spoke about recently on a podcast

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was the thing that people didn't really think about.

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And because people were really caught up in this moon landing,

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like, you know, in the 60s, in the July 20th, 1969,

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that's when the moon landing was.

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And people believed it.

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I mean, it was broadcast and it was on TV

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and they had all the right words.

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It's one small step for man.

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One giant. It's it's like it was like, this is epic.

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This is futuristic.

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And that's saying that line.

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Sorry, I need to interrupt.

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Even as a kid, never really made sense to me.

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One small step for man.

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Man is mankind.

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Yeah.

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And then one giant step for mankind.

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One giant leap. Yeah.

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Yeah, we're sure that he should have said one small step for me.

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A one giant leap for mankind.

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I think he said I think he said it's one small step

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for a man. I think when I actually say that I don't know.

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Because because but your guy that's coming on

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will correct me on that.

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But anyway, what I want to say is what most people are unaware of

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is that interestingly, there were some other problems

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the world had, and it was fantastic.

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They went to the moon.

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But one of the big problems is that the United States

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would be fair to say was is the superpower

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of the 20th century and the 21st century.

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Very much so.

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Now, here's their problem in the 1960s

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that no one wants to talk about.

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Let's just talk about some of the immeasurably

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incredible events that happened in the 60s.

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You had a president that was assassinated,

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John F. Kennedy, in November 22, 1963.

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He was assassinated.

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Everyone has their theory on how and why that happened.

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Personally, I think it was to do with an executive order,

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specifically executive order 11-1-10, where the U.S.

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President, he was a Democrat, of course,

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wanted to take the printing power from the Fed.

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Now, nobody touches the Fed.

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They're a private central bank

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and they're a group of families that you do not mess with.

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U.S. presidents don't have the same

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status as a central bank.

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So this is really where it started

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and almost at the exact same time, just moments before

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because Kennedy was of the belief

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the U.S. dollars not going to survive.

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What we need to do is back it with something real, such as silver.

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Now, at that point, the U.S.

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dollar was on the gold standard, though on the Bretton Woods system.

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Now, what do I think the moon landings were all about?

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This is what I think they were all about.

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The U.S. dollar is the most important,

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I guess, mechanism, instrument of the machine.

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The U.S. dollar, nothing happens without the U.S. dollar.

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If you are not the soul, if you can print your way out of debt,

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then you are a true superpower.

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If you can get other countries into debt

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and get them subservient to you,

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you're even more powerful.

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So the U.S. dollar is controlled by three things.

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It's controlled by the military.

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It's controlled by oil and it's controlled by confidence.

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And the problem is you get changes in any one of these things

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and it affects the dollar.

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The big one is confidence.

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That's the big one.

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And it just so happens.

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And a lot of people are unaware of this,

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that in 1963, after Kennedy was

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what's the word they say, unalive these days.

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I believe it was to do with him wanting to take the power

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of the printing of the U.S. dollar from the Fed

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back to the Treasury.

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This is something you would never think of doing,

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not since 1913.

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No one had ever done that.

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The Fed was the sole printing of the dollar.

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Well, of course, the Fed didn't want that and Kennedy did.

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And one of them came off the worst for wear

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and I'll let everybody figure out what happened

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on November 22nd, 1963.

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Also, the U.S. was got involved in a war

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that had been going since the 1950s,

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which is the Vietnam War.

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They decided to stick their noses into that, get involved.

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Terrible outcome for the U.S.

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It was a 10-year war for them from 63 to 73.

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Terrible idea.

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After Kennedy, you've got now another Democrat president

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in the chair, which is Lyndon Bane Johnson.

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Again, one of the most uneventful presidents in U.S. history.

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And his job was just a caretaker.

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But the big news was none of that.

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The big news was at the time that Kennedy was trying to do what

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he was doing, the U.S. dollar was in a world of trouble.

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It was the World Reserve currency.

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Every country was trading on unilaterally, pegged to this dollar

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and they'd lost control of the dollar

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because the Fed had overprinted it and it was now becoming worthless.

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This is 63.

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So the first thing that happened

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is the other great superpower of the planet, not the United Kingdom,

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but France, under President de Gaulle,

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immediately said, we are done with this U.S. dollar.

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And under convertibility, under the Bretton Woods Agreement,

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which had been set up after the war in 1945.

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Under that agreement, the United States had to do the unthinkable.

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And that is if countries didn't want U.S. dollars,

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the U.S. had to give them gold.

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Now, that is something that superpowers do not want to hand over.

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Gold is everything.

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Here, who holds the gold, as Trump just said recently, has the power.

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Now, the question is, did the U.S. have the gold to give to the French?

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Well, the French didn't wait around to ask any questions.

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What they did is they basically moved in on the U.S.

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People are unaware of this and over five years repatriated

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a fair portion of their gold that was held by the U.S.

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They had about 3,000 or so metric tons held by the U.S. at the time.

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They sent warships.

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Well, not at first.

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They sent, you're right, they did send warships, actually.

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And I'll get to that.

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Initially, they didn't.

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Initially, it was just like, hey, let's all just be friends here.

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The French said, look, to avoid a really

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embarrassing outcome for all of us, just give us our gold back.

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We don't want these U.S. dollars.

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We want the gold.

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This U.S. stuff is worthless to us.

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The U.S. was reticent to hand over the gold because giving gold to another

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nation means you're giving power to somebody.

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It's like it's like it's giving your power away.

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The French, they took five years.

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So from 1963 to 1968, they repatriated a fair portion

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of the gold in both in these D.C.

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threes and and and merchant ships.

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Then you get the Polo Moonlandies just pop up in 69.

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It's like I think things got very heated between the Americans and the French.

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And the problem with the United States, I feel, is they're really good

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at picking fights on little countries.

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But when it gets to the big boys, especially the ones that sit

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on the board of the Security Council of the UN, there are only five.

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And I mentioned may mention this a year ago, but the five countries

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that the U.S. cannot go to war with the UK, France, Russia and China.

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They can't go to war with any of those because they all sit side by

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side with full veto rights on the board of the UN.

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And they're a separate council to the UN.

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They sit above the UN and they have an agreement.

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Now, one of those countries in 63, which was France,

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De Gaulle said, we don't look unless you want to avoid a very embarrassing.

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If you want to avoid a very embarrassing situation, we want to repatriate gold.

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So they said non-mercy, non-mercy.

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So De Gaulle repatriated pretty much most of the gold between 63 and 68.

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Then you get this Apollo Moon landing pop up out of nowhere.

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Suddenly we go into the moon.

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It's like, what?

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And then the timing of that, the Apollo missions were from 69

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right through to about 73.

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And this whole period was the repatriation of gold to France.

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Because you're right, what happened is in 1971, the French had done.

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They were finished with the U.S. dollar.

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They said, we are done.

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We are over this U.S. dollar.

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And under Pompidou, who was who'd replaced De Gaulle,

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the Pompidou is the new president of the president,

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prime minister of France.

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He sent a warship, as you rightly said, into the harbor of New York.

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There are no photos.

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There are no known photos of this warship in the harbor.

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It's just purely speculative.

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The French say they did it.

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The Americans don't say yes or no.

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But what's interesting is this was like a C-class destroyer or a D-class destroyer.

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It was sitting with its turrets pointed at Wall Street.

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I love the way the French work.

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And they just said, gold, please.

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And they took the gold back.

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And two weeks, less than two weeks later,

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you see the president of the United States, Nixon,

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get up and rip up the Bretton Woods Agreement in front of the world and saying,

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that's it, we're not giving gold back to anybody.

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We're out of this system.

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You can all DPEG from the U.S. dollar.

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We're done.

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And the first thing that happens is the French take their gold back.

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Great. They've got their gold.

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And next thing you see is a trade embargo.

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And this happened in 1973.

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Again, during the 1969 to 1973, these Apollo moon missions

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that just came out of nowhere.

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But they seem to be a massive smoke screen

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because the world's watching entertainment.

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Mind you, they became less interesting to people as they went.

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People watched the first one.

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Then when you go like you're up to the fourth one,

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it's like a man lands on the moon.

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It's like, OK, we're over it.

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But they did it anyway.

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So it went from 69 to 73,

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which was the worst period for the U.S. dollar.

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French wanted the.

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And the big news was that what happened at the end of 73

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is the U.S. had just been through something called the Fourth Hour of Israeli War.

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And wouldn't it come as any great surprise

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that U.S. decided to back Israel in that war?

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Surprise. And anyway, as a result of that,

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they got spanked over the knuckles by Saudi Arabia,

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who said, that's it, no more oil, no more oil to the U.S.

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All these OPEC nations have just said, no, we're not supplying the U.S. oil.

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Oil, the U.S. actually produces a lot of oil.

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They just don't have very big oil reserves.

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It's very, very different.

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So as a result of that, Kissinger, of course, got down on his hands and knees

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and and begged, begged the Saudi Prince to to sell oil in in U.S. dollars.

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There was no agreement as there's never actually been a contract.

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People think this whole idea of selling oil in U.S.

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But I guess that was off topic.

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But my point is, this is all very relevant, though.

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And I'm sorry for interrupting.

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I just got a few things to say.

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So basically, President Kennedy, I think he was

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murdered, unalived for lots of different reasons.

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Correct. Everything's multifactorial, even COVID,

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like the benefits of COVID, there were multiple benefits, benefactors.

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And everybody's like, you know, the people who stabbed Julius Caesar,

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all those knives, lots of knives.

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So the mafia had to go at Kennedy.

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You know, Kennedy wanted to break up the deep state.

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He wanted to break up the CIA.

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He wanted to get the silver dollar.

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He wanted the nuclear reactor in Douma not to go ahead.

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He didn't want any nuclear arm for Israel.

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I mean, there was lots of things.

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He was he was Julius Caesar and everybody wanted to put stick a knife on him.

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And I think that's what happened with him.

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And that's why, you know, we're never going to get to the bottom of it

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because all these powerful interests, banking, military, industrial,

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complex, the Zionist regime, whatever, the mafia,

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they all had a reason to kill him.

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And now we're never going to hear from it.

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But about the oil thing in Saudi, you're absolutely right.

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But Lyndon Johnson, let's go back to him.

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He wasn't inconsequential.

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He was a nasty little man.

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He was he was not a patriot.

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I mean, he's the guy who oversaw the bombing and of the USS Liberty

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and covered it up and told like, let his own troops and soldiers

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get attacked by Israel and just look the other way.

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I mean, that's nasty.

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And then but 75, what happened was the oil embargo business

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will be all know about the oil crisis.

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But King Faisal, who was trying to lead

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an autonomous sovereign path for Saudi Arabia.

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Was killed by his nephew.

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And after that, when his nephew took over,

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guess what, normalisation of relationships with the US and the UK.

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That's how it works. Yeah.

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If you're standing in the way,

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they move you out of the way, but I think what I'm driving at

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is we've got the same setup now.

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This is the history repeating.

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I guess the reason I said that is because history seems to echo.

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Sometimes people say it repeats, but other times it echoes.

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And I'm seeing an echo.

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It's like here we have this Artemis moon mission.

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It's like four now there's four astronauts.

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So we're three in the first one.

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Now we've got four and NASA, of course, who is,

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in my opinion, the most extraordinary setup.

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I don't I don't know.

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Again, I don't want to go too conspiratorial here.

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But they were set up in 58.

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Warner Von Braun is, of course, ex Nazi high command.

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And this is not this is perfectly this common knowledge.

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It's just it's on Wikipedia.

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You know, people say, oh, you can't say that word.

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Well, well, that's what he was.

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I mean, he was Hitler's right-hand man.

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I mean, I can't really say it any other way.

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And that's straight from the the annals of Wikipedia.

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So I never never understand how we're not allowed to repeat that.

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But I mean, this is what happened on Operation Paperclip

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took place over seven or eight years, ten years,

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and they moved these guys to the mainland US.

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And of course, he was protected 58.

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He sets up NASA 59.

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They should turn off the 60th parallel.

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Now, this is important to know because I know this is a little bit off topic,

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but NASA NASA is not what people think it is.

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I mean, people think it's a do with space travel and,

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you know, honestly, it don't get me started.

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But so what is it then?

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Is money laundering excise?

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Is it an arm of the military industrial complex?

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I mean, what is it?

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Well, for me, NASA is diversionary.

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It is a fabulous instrument of diversion.

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Every kid is, you know, wants to be an astronaut.

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They want to fly into space in a spaceship.

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People want to believe that there's this great big telescope

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Hubble, the International Space Station, and that they're up there.

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And there's millions of satellites flying around the globe.

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To be totally honest, my research tells me none of that is true.

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But that's my own research.

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Well, it could be that you send a rocket up

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and around about 15,000 miles, you hit a ceiling.

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Yeah. And you can't get through.

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It's called the last ceiling, right?

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But I mean, for me, I just want to go back a bit here

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because the NASA was born out of necessity.

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It was just for one second.

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Am I right?

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A lot of these satellites are kept up by these massive balloons.

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That's the theory, if there are any at all.

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So but but I want to I want to go back a bit

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because NASA, it's a great question.

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And this will hopefully tie it up.

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For me, my research, because I don't follow anybody.

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I mean, I mean, I listen to people like you and I listen to other podcasts.

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But I don't really follow people because I try to get my own angle on research.

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Good. You know, I love when I read something, I go, I love that angle.

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But you can only get to that if you kind of block your ears and close your eyes

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and just get into your own space.

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So where my research has taken me over a fair portion of my life

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is that the 60th parallels.

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And we went here last time, the 60th parallels north and south.

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It's called the due line at the 55th parallel on the north.

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But on the south, it's the 60th parallel.

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This is where it all began for me.

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You know, I actually, when I was back in Australia,

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somebody sat down with me at dinner one night and they wanted to meet me.

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And they said, what would if you could say to me and share with me

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the one piece of research you think that could get me the furthest

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of anything on this planet, the place that I could get the most juice.

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Yeah, I would say go and research the 60th parallel.

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So tell me about the 60th parallel.

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So let's just go back a little bit to the Antarctic explorers.

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Antarctic explorers were doing, in my opinion, no such thing.

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I don't believe in this idea of exploration.

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I don't believe that some bloke wakes up and goes, OK, cool.

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I'm going to get a 25 to 30 man on a ship.

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I don't know how you even buy a ship.

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But anyway, and then I'm going to sail down to the southern

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across the Southern Ocean to this land.

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And then I'm going to go across this land with dogs.

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And it's so rudderly stupid.

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So what I think has happened is that the these guys that are called explorers

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Arminson, Shackleton, Mawson, Scott, James Clark Ross,

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these guys were all funded.

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And it's because the answer that I've been looking for.

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So unlike you, I look for answers for me.

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The answers to everything were beyond the 60th parallels.

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And the reason is, is because Antarctic explorers were not exploring any such thing.

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I've looked into the lives of Shackleton, looked into the lives of Mawson

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and Scott and Arminson and what they were really doing

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and why they were really there and who funded them.

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And you can pick holes in their stories and tell me, tell me.

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And well, I give you a worthy and what James Clark Ross, take him.

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He was one of the earliest explorers of Antarctica.

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We're talking 1839 to 1843, you know, heavily funded by the Royal Society.

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You know, they gave him a ship and he was dressed up in.

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He basically wore furs and he was the captain of this ship.

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And he took men down to the Antarctic because, of course,

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the British Crown wanted to know about it.

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And why would the British Crown give to us about Antarctica?

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It's on the southern tip of the globe.

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It means nothing.

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You've got to cross the high seas to get there.

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OK, I'm going to push back.

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Well, the British Empire wanted to control as much as possible trade routes.

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They wanted to explore the Fanda Cook Islands, Australia.

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They didn't care, Argentina, the Falkland Islands.

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They wanted to map the world and find Dominion everywhere.

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I mean, that's why the map was painted pink.

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Only and there was the Royal Society, which was the front

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for the city of London for the exploratory arm, the research arm,

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because you need that to make money.

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And maybe it was just simple as that.

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Maybe they genuinely wanted to explore, find new people

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and find new resources that they could exploit and make money from.

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So it's not that conspiratorial.

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I love it. I love the I love that adversarial approach.

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So what happened was James Clark Ross went down to the Arctic region

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on behalf of the Crown and he he found some interesting things.

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First of all, he found that he couldn't actually get onto the continent

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because they couldn't get from the ocean onto the plateau because it was too high.

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So he named it the Ross Ice Shelf.

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That's where it came from.

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So James Clark Ross and the ship that he was sailing on

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is the curious part for me.

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And this is where the stories get a little bit crazy

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because I believe that a lot of our history is invented.

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I don't believe it's actually real

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because there's too many weird things in it.

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This doesn't make it doesn't flow.

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And I feel like music, right?

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If it's legato, it flows.

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If it's staccato, it lies are very jagged.

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Lies don't work because they're very

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whereas truth just flows.

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It just naturally flows into itself.

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It has logical conclusions.

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It has logical questions, right?

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But you but in music, staccato is very

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and you get these gaps and it's like, why are all these gaps?

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And as soon as as a musician, as I played to the highest level

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in music and I understand that

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and I brought it into my research.

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And soon as I see that I start going, no, that's not

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that can't be real.

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Somebody's covering for something here.

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The biggest one for me as a kid was

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and the first world war happened

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because France, Duke Ferdinand got assassinated.

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And even as a little kid, I'm like, yeah.

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And as an adult, I'm still like, huh?

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Like nah.

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Yeah, it's like when you get all these universities

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that somebody gets angry at their wife.

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So they go and shoot up university.

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I mean, it just doesn't make any sense to me.

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It's like that because you would do that.

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I mean, you know, when I get angry, I kick the cat basically.

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But I don't think, you know.

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No, don't kick the cat, no.

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I look, I don't kick him hard, no.

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But actually, what happened to that cat?

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By the way, we don't know.

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So he's still back in Australia.

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Haven't seen him for like four weeks.

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But I wanted to go to this idea.

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So here's where I started to find holes in the problem,

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apart from the fact that he was funded by the Royal Society.

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And as you said, there are fair and reasonable arguments for that.

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But he couldn't get up onto the Arctic.

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He couldn't get onto, they couldn't land anywhere.

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So they gave up on that.

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But what he did do is he said that from the ocean,

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he could see this basically tall mountain,

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which was the now come to be known as,

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and I'll quick putting in inverted commas

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because half this stuff is just concocted.

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But the tallest, southernmost volcano that's inactive, great.

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And they called it Erebus, E-R-E-B-U-S.

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And he named it the Erebus after the ship

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that he was sailing on was called the Erebus.

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And that was built in 1825 in Drydock.

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It was all funded and had this beautiful ship

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that was fit for purpose.

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And so he decided, naturally,

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I will just name this southern volcano the same as my ship.

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Well, when you go deeper,

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and most people don't, most people go,

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oh yeah, that's reasonable, you know,

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most people you meet don't ask a lot of questions.

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But unfortunately, I've got that annoying brain.

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So the Erebus, as we look into Greek mythology,

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means the underworld.

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And it's actually translates to essentially

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vast abyss or vast underworld.

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And of course, this deep darkness.

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Deep darkness, right?

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So it starts to beg the question,

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how on earth did you happen to be sailing in a ship

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and sail a name and mountain on a continent

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that you couldn't land on that fits in perfectly

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with all my research is that everything

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that's beyond Antarctica is this...

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I don't believe...

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Look, again, people may think I'm a conspiracy theorist,

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but I do not believe that this planet

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looks anything like they told us to

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because it doesn't work.

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It's the kato again for me.

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It's like nothing works.

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If you follow this mantra of...

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So...

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So, hold on, slow down, slow down, slow down, dude.

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Tim, slow down.

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So I'm slowing down.

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Slow down.

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Rain me back.

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Rain back, rain back.

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Right, one is a fracking weird name

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to call your ship, Deep Darkness.

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You know, like originating from chaos.

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Like, you're all getting on this ship, jolly jolly.

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Go down sailing and you're sailing on the deep darkness.

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Like, what the frack?

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Yeah, what a miserable name.

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What a miserable name.

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Have like a hopeful, inspiring name.

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And I'm not surprised by the ice shelves.

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I've seen people watch nature programs

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and those are high up because they're massive.

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But the thing is, it's a continent and a landmass.

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So if they had sailed long enough,

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they would have hit some lower air they could have gone.

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But, you know, it's difficult.

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They're running out of rations, food and everything.

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But it's a weird name to name a mountain.

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But listen, you slow down a bit, right?

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So when you say the planet isn't what it is

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and it's like, what is it about this planet

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that doesn't make sense?

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You need to explain to me.

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Pretty much everything we've been told.

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Well, for me, the whole heliocentric kind of ball thing,

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we never had that until NASA.

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So when did you first start seeing atlases with balls

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on the front of them?

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What they call the marble planet was 1958.

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I mean, this is where no culture throughout history,

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including the Bible, nothing,

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nothing ever talked about a ball, nothing.

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And I'm not a flat earther.

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I'm a researcher.

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I just want to be clear on this.

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So everything...

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By the way, you're not the first person here to talk like this.

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I'm not talking.

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And again, I don't want your...

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I get people on my private Patreon channel

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saying, oh, it's the flat earth guy.

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No, no, I'm a researcher.

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And when things don't make sense,

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I try to make sense of them.

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And so far, I haven't found a lot.

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I mean, I guess the first thing

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that was really interesting to me

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is there are no photos of planet Earth.

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So we have to start there.

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You have to go to that.

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OK, so we've got no photos of the planet.

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We've got what we call

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artists' impressions of the planet,

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but we don't have photos of the planet

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and no one seems to want to take one,

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including the guys that went to the moon

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and the only photos you had of the Earth from the moon

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were the very, very top bit of the Earth

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poking over the site.

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I mean, if you ever seen the moon from Earth,

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it can be quite big.

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Imagine looking at the Earth from the moon

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and of course, there were no stars.

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But I mean, my point is really where I want to go

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with this whole Antarctic thing

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is to help people understand that what I think's happened

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is it became blindingly obvious in 1959

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with the signing of the Antarctic Treaty.

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It became immeasurable.

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There were many things.

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There's so many parts to this

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that led up to the closure of the planet.

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They shut down the planet.

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So people think during COVID, they shut you down.

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What they did in 1959 is 30 countries

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that can't agree on anything

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decided that it was never, ever after

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they'd finished all the Antarctic exploration.

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They said, we can never, ever again

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allow anyone to go beyond the 60th Southern Parallel.

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I just want to pause for a moment

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Right, let's get back into this conversation.

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And this is at the height of the Cold War

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and you want to ask,

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why would they all agree to this?

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And under the 60th parallel, basically,

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like it's actually below Australia and New Zealand.

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There is no inhabited land.

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It's Antarctica.

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And above the 60th, it's like,

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well, basically, you know,

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top of Finland, Sweden, Norway, Russia, Canada,

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Alaska is actually above it as well.

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Yeah.

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But it's the south part, that Antarctica,

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like no one's been there.

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And the north part, it's the concentration

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of attention's been on the southern parallel.

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The northern parallel is called the due line,

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the 55th parallel.

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And of course, this is where you get countries like

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NORAD that claim that they use that area

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to monitor ballistic missiles coming in from.

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How many intercontinental ballistic missiles

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have Russia launched against the United States

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in their entire history?

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I'll let people do the math on it.

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So you can't go above?

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No.

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Why not?

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It's because it's if you try to cross

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the 60th parallel north and the 60th parallel south,

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you will be shut down and turned around by military.

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You'll be if you're if you're flying in a plane,

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you'll be warned that you are now entering

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basically forbidden airspace.

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And you can guess what's going to happen

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if you keep going.

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If you're in a ship and you sail beyond the 60th parallel,

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you'll be met straight away with military warships

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that will turn you around and send you.

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What is the reason for it?

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Is it because, look, this is cold and habitable land

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full of polar bears and orcas.

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And you know what?

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It's it's for your own safety.

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And if you guys get lost or because the government cares,

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don't you know the government loves you?

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I do.

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And you know, if you run into trouble, you know,

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there's no there's nobody who's going to come and save you.

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So just don't go there.

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Is that is that the reason why?

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Yeah, that apparently is it.

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So the reason is I'm making up.

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Well, what is the reason?

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The reason for the Antarctic Treaty

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was to for your protection.

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Oh, I was right.

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OK, because well, so two things.

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It was for for the protection of Antarctica

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as a natural habitat.

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Oh, because they care about the planet.

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And the other one was to protect you from the

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because they they they set this up in 59.

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But you've also got to understand that this was not.

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It didn't just happen in 59.

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There were many things that led up to the setup

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of the Antarctic Treaty after the Second World War,

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because you had many, many things set up.

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The UN wasn't set up until 45.

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Straight after the Second World War,

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you get the setup of the UN.

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You get the setup of the North Atlantic Treaty

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organization in 49.

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You had, you know, I guess my point is

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you had a lot of exploration going on down in Antarctica.

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1946 Operation High Jump.

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So you've got to ask yourself how it is

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that we came out of war, 39 to 45.

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And so you get this, you know,

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ridiculous war with 80 million people

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essentially lost their lives immediately.

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And then you've got an atomic bomb dropped

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in, you know, all this crazy stuff.

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And then 1946, you've got Operation High Jump.

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So the military basically move all operations

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to Antarctica suddenly.

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Well, Operation High Jump, never heard of it.

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Yeah. So Operation High Jump is, Google it,

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you'll see it straight away, 1946.

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They send the military down there

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and they start these maneuvers on Antarctica.

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Now, the interesting thing about the Operation High Jump

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is the question is why was it called Operation High Jump?

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Now, I'm going to give you a little known fact

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that your viewers might be able to get excited about.

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And that is that if you take the seven reported

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or purported continents,

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I believe there's infinitely more than that,

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but you're told there's seven continents.

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Let's just run with the narrative.

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Of the seven, six of them start with the letter A

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and one of them starts with the letter E.

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That's not my point.

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But the interesting point is,

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if I said to your audience of the seven continents on Earth,

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America, North, America, South, they begin with A.

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They start with A and end with A.

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Right. Well, so does Antarctica.

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So does Australia.

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So does Africa. Asia.

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Yeah, all of them, Asia.

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They all start with A and end with A.

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So, and again, that's not my point.

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And there's only one that doesn't,

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which starts in A and ends in E, which is Europe.

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So you've got seven,

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America, North, America, South, Africa, Australia,

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Asia, Antarctica and Europe.

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Now, here's the interesting thing.

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If you were to measure their height above sea level,

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all the continents on Earth,

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one of them is higher than all of the others

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by orders of magnitude.

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We're not talking by minute amounts here.

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Like it's kind of line ball.

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We're talking three times the height

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of any of the other continents on Earth.

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Go.

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Antarctica.

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Correct.

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It's the highest.

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And you're told that,

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no, no, no, no, no, there's penguins down there

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and we just land on the ice

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and we put a little hut there

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and we go wandering around.

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Well, how on Earth can it be higher

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than something like Asia, which has the Himalayas

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or the Andes or the Rockies?

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These, it's by three times.

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So therefore, if you're talking the likes of a mountain range

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like, you know, the Himalayas,

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where you've got K2 and you've got Everest

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and you're telling me that Antarctica is higher

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than these continents by orders of magnitude,

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then the question is what the hell is this place?

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I mean, I didn't wasn't aware of that.

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I mean, if you go by your school records,

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it's just a little icy outcrop

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that's basically one of the largest continents on Earth

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and it is the largest continent on Earth

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by orders of magnitude,

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but there's apparently nothing there.

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But there seems to be a lot of interest

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in a continent where there is nothing there.

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So 1946, the military go down there

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and they start something called military maneuvers.

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Operation high jump.

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Now the question becomes, why was it called

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operation high jump?

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And again, there is no research that I've done

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that will answer that question.

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So I went out on a limb and answered it for myself.

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And I thought, I think I know why it's called high jump.

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If you bring, if you come in at sea level,

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James Clark Ross had the same problem.

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Like he couldn't get up onto the shelf.

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He never made landfall.

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So my point is he didn't have a jet pack.

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He didn't have a jet pack because he would have needed one.

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In other words, this thing is insanely high.

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Yeah, can I quickly just have looked it up?

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So basically, Australia's average elevation

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is about 300 meters.

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Europe's is about 300 to 350.

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Africa is about 600 meters.

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South America against 600.

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North America, 700 to 750.

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Asia's average elevation is about 1,000 meters.

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And Antarctica's is 2,300.

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Three times.

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Freaking whopper.

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Like seven, eight times that of Australia.

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It's high.

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So you remember how we spoke about legato staccato?

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This is where staccato comes in.

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It's like, huh?

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If you'd asked me as a kid,

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I would have said it would have been Asia with the Himalayas.

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But no, we are all wrong.

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It's actually Antarctica.

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And it's Antarctica by nearly three times.

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Now, why?

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Why?

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Why is that?

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Now, you go back to the old maps,

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they already tell you why.

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But those maps were changed around about the time

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we got NASA, who gave you the marble ball.

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I know what you're talking about.

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You're talking about the ice wall.

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Well, that's what it's called.

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It's become known as the ice wall or, you know,

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many other names.

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But what I think this place is...

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Do you know what? Hold on one second.

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This is hilarious because I thought we were going to talk

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about gold and silver and the prices and the economy.

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And at some point we are, aren't we?

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If you want.

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Yeah, I'd like to.

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Like, where's everything going, blah, blah, blah.

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But yeah, this is all very fascinating.

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And you're not the first one to talk about

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questioning in the heliocentric model.

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Keep going. I love it.

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Well, yeah, I mean, as long as it's valuable for your viewers,

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because for me, what happened was

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you had all these Arctic explorers.

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Now, let me tell you some stories that you don't know.

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First of all, Antarctica appeared in the news,

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in the newspapers of the mid to late 19th century a lot.

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And they spoke about lands beyond this ice wall.

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It was very well spoken about.

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I've found newspaper articles.

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I've even shown them on my Patreon channel.

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Articles that are very difficult to get hold of,

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which if you read the newspapers at the period,

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it says, you know, more exploration,

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looking into the lands beyond this area, this ice wall.

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They know that it's written there.

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They talked about these lands.

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A lot of interest in something called the underworld.

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And they called them the underworld

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because it was below the level of what we believe.

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But my point here is there are enormous amounts of

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what would I say here, anecdotal evidence

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that there's something there,

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including a guy called, now I get his name wrong.

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I think his surname is Bradbury.

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Could be Stephen Bradbury or something like that.

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In about 1896, he wrote a book called

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The Goddess of Atvataba, Atvataba.

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And the Goddess of Atvataba was about a huge race of humans,

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essentially, that lived beyond the 60th Parallels

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down on Antarctica.

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This was long before, this was 1896.

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Long before the Parallels were closed.

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And he wrote about a surface human.

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That's what they call us, the surface dwellers,

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the small humans, falling in love with something

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that was quite big and it was called Atvataba,

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which is the basis of the film Avatar.

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And even the name Atvataba looks,

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when you look at it, like the word Avatar.

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And I believe what this was was a true account

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because, of course, you also had Ingersoll Lockwood,

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we spoke about last time with the Little Baron Trump series.

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They were talking about the portal systems.

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They used to use portals to travel around.

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Incredibly advanced stuff for what is apparently supposed

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to be a time when we're just wandering around on an ice shelf.

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But one of the big things that people don't realise

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is one of the earliest things that happened was Mawson,

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Douglas Mawson and Shackleton

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in around about 1908, wrote a book.

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In fact, they wrote, published, typeset, bound

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and completely formed an entire publication

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which was sold and still is sold to this day

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on the icy swept blizzard planes of Antarctica.

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Now, if you go and watch films on Shackleton,

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they'll show you him and his men getting destroyed by blizzards.

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And but they produced this entire book.

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The ships Boson did the typesetting.

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This guy did the cover.

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This bloke over here.

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And I'm they're going, sorry, where did they get the paper?

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Who did the writing and what it was?

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The book is a series of short stories about fantasy.

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And I kept thinking to myself, Staccato Legato,

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so you're telling me you're a court in a blizzard.

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It's minus, you know, 80 degrees.

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Who wrote the book?

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The book was a construct of, well, you can look up.

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What's it called?

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It's called it's called it's called

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Astralis, it's called Aurora Astralis.

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And it was that was the men that were down on Antarctica.

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Got it. Found it. Right.

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And you're saying, so you tell me that in the middle of a blizzard,

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that's what you're saying with their huskies and their starving

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and it's all this going on.

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They write a book.

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And you know what the book was about, especially Mawson's contribution.

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It was about they went to the foot of Erebus

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and they found these enormous creatures like they the bugs were huge.

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They they got attacked.

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They were worried the men were going to get

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these bugs were bigger than anything they'd ever seen.

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They were like normal bugs, but they had names for them.

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They weren't the same variety, like, for example, big,

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like weevil things that were huge bugs in the Antarctic.

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Right, because we are led to believe it's a frozen wasteland that's not there.

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But my point is they published and wrote an entire book.

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And and let me tell you, the ships, Bosen, the cook,

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the guy that did the, you know, the oil, the oil on the they all apparently

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switched roles and became authors and publishers and typesetters.

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I don't know where they got all this equipment from.

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But they produced this book called Aurora Astralis.

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Now, I remember when I looked at the book,

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I went through it in detail, said there's more to this book.

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And I went through it and it's being sold as a fantasy.

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Now, why what on Earth would prompt

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a a an Arctic expedition to stop in the middle of the tracks

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and go, you know what, I've got an idea.

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Let's write a book.

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It's like and publish it.

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And and and and it was it's it's at the most remarkable of

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and all the stories were came back and told you were told they were all

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fantasy and intrigue and rumour and adventure.

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And it was sold as kind of like this, you know, it was a lot of fantasy.

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You know, they were smoking something down there.

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You know, you can't you can't take any of it seriously.

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Then you've got to match it with is it is it Bradbury?

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Eighteen ninety six, the goddess, if you look up a book called

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the goddess of at Vittaba, A T V A T B A R there.

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He wrote that book in eighty ninety six, you know,

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during the time that these explorations in inverted commas were going on.

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In other words, they found

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continents, they found species, they found equipment, they found technology.

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You know, they couldn't explain the technology.

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So they create names like Tesla and Edison and they go, hey, this guy

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it's like, guys, where did you get this stuff?

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It's like, where on earth did you find a Stargate?

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Where did you get this equipment from?

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Because nobody can explain it.

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Oh, well, Tesla designed the Stargate.

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No, he didn't.

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I mean, what man gets up and says, all right, you know what?

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I'm going to build a Stargate.

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You know, I remember having that thought.

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You know, I was sitting in class one day thinking, this is boring.

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I'm going to build a Stargate.

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Damn it.

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I find it difficult to swallow that at the same time between James Clark Ross

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and all of these other explorers, which was from 1839.

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And most of the Antarctic explorers you're told were from around about

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1899 to around about 1914, 1915, which was, you know, and then, of course,

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Arminson turns up from Norway.

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And Arminson, you're told is he's crossed Antarctica from north to south.

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He's done what no man could do with his ice crew.

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And now it's done.

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The the race to cross and it's like going to the moon.

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The race is over. Nobody needs to go there now.

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We did it. It was the same story all over again.

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It's like we've crossed the Antarctic.

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Arminson did it, rolled Arminson.

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He did it.

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And he went crazy and disappeared like everybody else.

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But my point is, why Norway?

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Why Norway? So as I started to do research,

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I realized why they closed both parallels.

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They closed the parallel on the south and they closed the parallel

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on the north, because it's it's not what this thing is not what we're told it is.

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It's that Norway is as accessible to the underworld

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as this as as beyond the six it's as accessible

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beyond the 60th parallel as it is beyond the 60th parallel north.

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So Arminson came from Norway and Admiral Byrd, who is a big part of this,

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he turns up a lot.

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You've probably heard of Admiral Byrd, who's the basically the ordained

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military guy that kind of flew his plane down to Antarctica

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and pretty much ratified in his early findings that this is all real.

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Like I've never seen anything like this.

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It's subtropical.

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There are worlds beyond here.

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There are lands beyond lands beyond lands.

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It's it's and he brought all this information back.

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And Admiral Byrd was military level.

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They basically in about 1927, somewhere there, they basically ordained him

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as an admiral or some kind of military kind of.

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I guess recognition, so he's one of them.

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So he because he was talking about it openly in the early days

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that I found stuff that I can't even explain.

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We've seen stuff that no man should even we don't even have words

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to describe what we found.

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And this was all written about extensively in the papers.

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It was well known as well published.

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We lost a lot of the books.

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We've lost a lot of the publications.

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His recordings have disappeared.

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And then, of course, it triggered Operation High Jump in 1946.

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And down the military go down to Antarctica.

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And they spend nearly 10 years there trying to learn

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and figure out what the hell it is.

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This place is and 1958.

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Now we've arrived.

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Warner Von Braun, Ballistics guy for Hitler.

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Decorated as the founder of, you know,

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the founder of NASA and they shut down the in 1958.

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NASA turns up 1959.

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They shut down the parallels and actually they didn't shut them

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down technically until 61.

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But the treaty was signed in 59 and the treaty was signed

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with a view to renew the treaty every so often.

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So they have to renew it and they have to decide pretty much

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like when you go to the government and ask for a redacted document.

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You know, when you go to freedom of information and they say,

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well, look, we can't give you that.

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But every it's every 50 years they release, you know,

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the government claims that it will release secret documents

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every 50 years, except the ones they don't want to release, right?

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And you get them redacted, you know, pretty much everything

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in health is looks like that.

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So my point here is this is what they did with the Antarctic

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Treaty. They set it up in 59, started in 61, and they said

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that we'll renew it every 100 years and we'll decide

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whether, you know, it's still worth keeping these

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parallels closed.

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You have not been able to cross that parallel since 1961.

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It ended after Operation High Jump.

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It ended after Bird had had all his findings and it has not

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been open since.

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And all we've seen since 61 is this immeasurable explosion

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in technology that no one can explain, especially computing

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technology. And I've done videos upon videos of the

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early ENIAC computers in the 1940s out of rubbish.

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They claim they found all these, no, no, no, they didn't find

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them. They claim that they built all this technology.

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These computers just sprung up out of nowhere.

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Massive computers.

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The first personal computer was around about, it was actually

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a computer that was built in Manchester and I've gone blank

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on the name of it and I'll get it in a minute, but it was

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built and basically in operation by about 1947.

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48 was the first personal computer.

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It's an Italian name and I've gone completely blank.

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Marconi?

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No.

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It was called the, but it was, it was an Italian family that

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lived in Manchester, which was strange, and they built this

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first computer called the, the, I've forgotten the name of

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it. But anyway, it was the first personal computer.

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But even the computers that they found, and this is

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something I've spoken about before, the computer

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technology made no sense because what they told you, you

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know, and this ties into Turing, this ties into the, the

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Enigma machines, this ties into, you know, the kind of the

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processes and the memory and the stuff that they created.

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It was, I'll know the name as soon as it sets.

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Olivetti?

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No, no, no, no. It's the, it's, it's named after the

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family. The, I can't find anything.

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So it's in anyway, it's, it's the first, it's, if you put in

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world's first personal computer, 1953, maybe if you went

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there, it will have it there.

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You might be able to find it.

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So it was, as I said, it was an Italian family, pretty

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much launched in Manchester for some strange reason or

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somewhere there, Liverpool, Manchester.

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But anyway, I go off track, but here's the thing, when you're

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a researcher and as you know, this is a researcher, you tend

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to know when you're coming up against BS, you know, you, you

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feel it, you know, you may not be able to prove it, but you

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know it's BS. You can, you can see that something isn't

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fitting right here.

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Was it Ferranti?

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Ferranti, that's it, the Ferranti mark one.

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That's it. That's the one, right?

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And built here, like not too far from here, apparently, I'm

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just going to say apparently, because I think what's

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happening here is we had this explosion in computing

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technology, but it didn't make any sense why they were

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even using these computers, because, you know, we, you

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know, if you go back to, you know, ancient, you know,

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the Far East, they used advocates for rapid

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calculation.

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We also had something called a pen, which could do

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inquiry. The human mind never underestimate the speed

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in the power of the human mind.

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So you're only going to use a computer if it could do

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something that you couldn't do and do it infinitely

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better and quicker. That's probably the reason you

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would use it. But when you have a look at the

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early computers, this is why the parallels were

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open. This is why they shut down the parallels, I

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think, because in the lead up, all the lead up to

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the closing of the parallels, you saw all this

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technology just come. The Second World War, you're

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told that from 39 to 45, there was this explosion

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in technology. It's like, where did it come from?

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I mean, who is it that wakes up and says, I'm going

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to build a computer? Never seen one? Don't know

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what it looks like, but I'm going to build one.

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What do you think happened?

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Well, if I look at the circumstantial evidence, if

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you look at the first computer called, they were

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all ended in AC, all of these computers, like

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any act, something act, something act, something

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act. The any act, for example, was a computer,

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it was around in about 1945, and it was this

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massive room of computers, like this massive room

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of cables and things. Men didn't operate

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those. Women did. And they had this thing called

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the Famous Seven. And the Famous Seven was a

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group of women that were their task was to

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program these computers. Just hear me out here.

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Just again, legato staccato. And I'm looking

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at this going, really, women program these

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computers, not that I've got anything against

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women. Women are very, very clever. That wasn't

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my issue. My issue was, how did you program

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the computer and who taught you if this

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computer was invented in 1943? And the women

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that were tasked with programming were average

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age of in their 20s. So they were born in

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1918, 1917, 1916. OK, so you've lived through

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the 20s. You've lived into the 30s. You

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have to have some qualification. They would

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have said to you, look, you need a

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qualification. My question is when you get

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down to, because there's no actual information

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on this, my logic kicked in and went, well,

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hang on, I'm being asked to program this

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computer in order for me to program that

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computer, which didn't come, didn't appear

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on the scene until 43. I'm born in

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1918. I've never seen one of these things

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before. 1917, 1918. So I'm born somewhere

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there. So I'm 10 years old. I'm 1928. I'm

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20 years old. I'm 1938. OK, so in 1943, you've

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built a computer and you want me to program

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it. I've never seen one before. What would

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you like, what would you like me to do? And

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who's going to teach me to program that?

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And the person that broke is teaching me

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where did they learn it? Because this

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thing's only new. Well, I went even

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deeper and I had a look at what they

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were actually using these machines to

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program. I thought, well, what would

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you want to do in 1943? Do you want it to,

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you know, make you a cup of coffee? Do you

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want it to, I don't know, do you want it,

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there wouldn't have been in my mind a lot

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of things you would have been doing

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with a computer in 1943. But anyway,

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this is what they claimed they were

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doing. They were claiming that the

58:48.310 --> 58:49.730
warships, you know, they were sitting

58:49.730 --> 58:51.410
there ready to blow. This is just,

58:51.730 --> 58:53.450
to even say this, this sounds stupid.

58:53.990 --> 58:56.130
So you've got these warships that are,

58:56.410 --> 58:57.610
you know, they've got these guided

58:57.610 --> 58:59.830
missile systems, apparently. And they

58:59.830 --> 59:02.530
want to shoot something. But they need a

59:02.530 --> 59:05.210
proper coordinate. They need to have an

59:05.210 --> 59:06.770
exact coordinate. They need to know that

59:06.770 --> 59:08.130
when they fire that missile, it's going

59:08.130 --> 59:10.290
to hit the target. Now in the old days,

59:10.330 --> 59:11.570
they just used to apparently work it

59:11.570 --> 59:13.070
out with pen and paper. You know, I

59:13.070 --> 59:14.450
hereby declare that the wind is going

59:14.450 --> 59:15.910
this way and the height and the

59:15.910 --> 59:17.070
hypotenuse and the there and there.

59:17.330 --> 59:19.030
When we fire it, we should probably

59:19.030 --> 59:21.470
hit about there. Well, they decided

59:21.470 --> 59:22.710
that these computers, this is what

59:22.710 --> 59:23.610
you're talking about. Was it missiles

59:23.610 --> 59:24.810
you're talking about? Or was it,

59:24.830 --> 59:27.290
you know, artillery rounds? You know,

59:27.290 --> 59:29.210
because on the ships they had big

59:29.210 --> 59:31.390
guns. I'd say it's big gun stuff.

59:31.670 --> 59:33.230
Okay. They're not missiles. They're like

59:33.230 --> 59:34.890
big massive rounds. I mean, some of

59:34.890 --> 59:37.250
these are the size of a car. Big, big guns.

59:37.390 --> 59:39.610
Big bullets, big rounds. Big rounds, big guns.

59:40.270 --> 59:43.850
But the point is that if you go back

59:43.850 --> 59:45.590
to what we're told about these

59:45.590 --> 59:47.790
computers is that the ladies would

59:47.790 --> 59:50.130
work out the, you know, through a

59:50.130 --> 59:51.770
series of plug it. All they had is

59:51.770 --> 59:55.690
this insane spaghetti load of cables

59:55.690 --> 59:57.210
that you just see them plug it in

59:57.210 --> 59:59.810
like an old phone system, right?

59:59.970 --> 01:00:00.910
They're just plugging in all these

01:00:00.910 --> 01:00:02.530
cables and there's these women who

01:00:02.530 --> 01:00:04.450
apparently they were, they were the

01:00:04.450 --> 01:00:07.330
key to the whole thing. You see how

01:00:07.330 --> 01:00:09.590
crazy. I know, but then what, what

01:00:09.590 --> 01:00:10.970
happened then? Well, hang on. Get to

01:00:10.970 --> 01:00:12.630
the gist. But the point is,

01:00:12.910 --> 01:00:15.390
God, you're just in a yarn. But it

01:00:15.390 --> 01:00:18.750
took seven days to get a result

01:00:18.750 --> 01:00:21.110
from the computer, up to seven

01:00:21.110 --> 01:00:24.010
days to get a result. Now, when I

01:00:24.010 --> 01:00:26.210
saw that and I thought, okay, well

01:00:26.210 --> 01:00:28.630
the warships sitting there and the

01:00:28.630 --> 01:00:30.350
captain said, listen, you got that new

01:00:30.350 --> 01:00:31.730
computer system. Can you give us the

01:00:31.730 --> 01:00:34.590
coordinates? Seven days. It's quite a

01:00:34.590 --> 01:00:37.310
long time. In battle is a long time.

01:00:37.590 --> 01:00:39.330
And it can be, I guess my point is, it

01:00:39.330 --> 01:00:40.630
can be things like that that bring the

01:00:40.630 --> 01:00:41.910
entire thing down. That this entire

01:00:41.910 --> 01:00:43.710
computer system was built so that the

01:00:43.710 --> 01:00:45.310
military could have coded

01:00:46.450 --> 01:00:48.170
coordinates. But it took seven days

01:00:48.170 --> 01:00:49.970
to get them because the computers

01:00:49.970 --> 01:00:51.330
weren't very fast and their memory

01:00:51.330 --> 01:00:52.830
systems were very, very slow. Okay, okay,

01:00:52.830 --> 01:00:54.010
okay. So what do you think happened?

01:00:54.430 --> 01:00:56.470
Well, first of all, I think this

01:00:56.470 --> 01:00:58.330
equipment was found and I think the

01:00:58.330 --> 01:00:59.810
women weren't programming them. I think

01:00:59.810 --> 01:01:01.390
when you see the photos and I've done,

01:01:01.870 --> 01:01:03.470
had, I've been through the archives and

01:01:03.470 --> 01:01:04.530
there's a lot of photos of women

01:01:04.530 --> 01:01:06.470
apparently programming. No, no,

01:01:06.470 --> 01:01:08.050
everything's flipped upside down. I

01:01:08.050 --> 01:01:09.550
think they're learning. I think the

01:01:09.550 --> 01:01:11.330
reason they didn't use men and they

01:01:11.330 --> 01:01:12.950
use women is because women have

01:01:12.950 --> 01:01:14.330
these incredible logical brains

01:01:14.330 --> 01:01:16.090
and they got the women in and said,

01:01:16.190 --> 01:01:17.470
these things, we don't know what

01:01:17.470 --> 01:01:19.250
they do. You need to figure out

01:01:19.250 --> 01:01:20.670
what they do. And what the women are

01:01:20.670 --> 01:01:22.090
doing, if you have a look closely,

01:01:22.190 --> 01:01:23.230
is they're plugging in these

01:01:23.230 --> 01:01:25.430
cables. Every time you see these photos,

01:01:25.570 --> 01:01:27.330
there's a woman with a clipboard

01:01:27.330 --> 01:01:29.050
standing there with a pen and another

01:01:29.050 --> 01:01:30.430
woman plugging in all these things.

01:01:30.690 --> 01:01:32.230
You could imagine that they're

01:01:32.230 --> 01:01:34.330
programming it or are they trying to

01:01:34.330 --> 01:01:35.550
figure out what the hell it is that

01:01:35.550 --> 01:01:37.650
does? So, so do you think on these,

01:01:37.690 --> 01:01:40.030
on these excursions at Antarctica,

01:01:40.570 --> 01:01:42.990
they found stuff? Yes. And they

01:01:42.990 --> 01:01:44.550
brought that technology back? Yes.

01:01:44.590 --> 01:01:45.770
So I want to ask you a couple of

01:01:45.770 --> 01:01:47.750
things. So I see in the maps,

01:01:48.030 --> 01:01:50.410
like, like the Great Beyond and like

01:01:50.410 --> 01:01:53.510
there's an ice wall and then

01:01:53.510 --> 01:01:55.810
there's continents and seas outside

01:01:55.810 --> 01:01:57.430
and then there's even another wall

01:01:57.430 --> 01:01:59.630
and then more, it's freaking bizarre.

01:02:00.330 --> 01:02:02.310
Like, would those people not want to

01:02:02.310 --> 01:02:04.370
come and visit us? No. Why not?

01:02:05.190 --> 01:02:08.110
So I believe that, okay, this is

01:02:08.110 --> 01:02:09.850
going to get... And then would we not

01:02:09.850 --> 01:02:11.430
want to visit them and trade with

01:02:11.430 --> 01:02:12.490
them? Like, why would our government

01:02:12.490 --> 01:02:14.170
stop us from visiting them and why

01:02:14.170 --> 01:02:15.890
are they not visiting us? Our government

01:02:15.890 --> 01:02:17.590
not wanting to visit them is an

01:02:17.590 --> 01:02:19.670
obvious one because if you have

01:02:19.670 --> 01:02:21.270
greater power than the people that

01:02:21.270 --> 01:02:23.210
are ruling you, then you're not going

01:02:23.210 --> 01:02:24.610
to listen to them. If you have

01:02:24.610 --> 01:02:25.910
technology... So say that again, say that again.

01:02:25.950 --> 01:02:27.830
Well, if your power is greater than

01:02:27.830 --> 01:02:30.910
those that make the rules or if you

01:02:30.910 --> 01:02:33.470
know that there is salvation at a...

01:02:33.470 --> 01:02:34.990
You know, for example, when my state

01:02:34.990 --> 01:02:36.410
of Victoria in Australia was in

01:02:36.410 --> 01:02:37.790
lockdown during COVID, I would have

01:02:37.790 --> 01:02:38.930
jumped in a boat and gone beyond

01:02:38.930 --> 01:02:40.230
the 60th parallels and gone and

01:02:40.230 --> 01:02:41.510
lived with the natives from beyond

01:02:41.510 --> 01:02:43.890
happily. It's like, it's like

01:02:43.890 --> 01:02:45.970
this when the government... So we,

01:02:46.070 --> 01:02:47.810
we are the prisoners. Well, it's

01:02:47.810 --> 01:02:48.810
like when the government perpetrates

01:02:48.810 --> 01:02:51.130
the idea of death. You will die if you

01:02:51.130 --> 01:02:52.190
don't do this. You will die if you don't

01:02:52.190 --> 01:02:54.930
do this. But if you, let's say, you found

01:02:54.930 --> 01:02:57.430
that death actually is the point at

01:02:57.430 --> 01:02:59.430
which you are born, then you wouldn't

01:02:59.430 --> 01:03:01.950
listen to them anymore. Absolutely. I

01:03:01.950 --> 01:03:03.790
love that idea. Right? I always said to

01:03:03.790 --> 01:03:04.790
people, I'm not scared of death. I

01:03:04.790 --> 01:03:06.230
really am not. Well, people said to me,

01:03:06.270 --> 01:03:06.970
are you not worried? Are you not

01:03:06.970 --> 01:03:07.870
worried they might torture your

01:03:07.870 --> 01:03:08.730
kids? I'm like, you know, you

01:03:08.730 --> 01:03:10.090
don't understand what they might

01:03:10.090 --> 01:03:11.490
have pain for a little bit, but

01:03:11.490 --> 01:03:12.950
we are eternal spiritual beings.

01:03:13.370 --> 01:03:15.130
This is just a little test. It's a

01:03:15.130 --> 01:03:16.970
little... This is just an exercise.

01:03:16.970 --> 01:03:21.430
I'm such a powerful being. And when I

01:03:21.430 --> 01:03:22.850
die, that's when I'm going to be

01:03:22.850 --> 01:03:24.930
liberated of anything. Right. So, but

01:03:24.930 --> 01:03:26.770
if you have no fear of it, then you

01:03:26.770 --> 01:03:27.970
won't do all the things they tell you

01:03:27.970 --> 01:03:30.350
to do. That, you know, so it's the

01:03:30.350 --> 01:03:32.890
same if you understood that there

01:03:32.890 --> 01:03:34.930
were, there were worlds beyond this

01:03:34.930 --> 01:03:37.050
world that were, you know, literally

01:03:37.050 --> 01:03:38.790
garden of Eden style worlds where

01:03:38.790 --> 01:03:40.750
the skies aren't sprayed, the water

01:03:40.750 --> 01:03:42.730
is pure, the mountain ranges are

01:03:42.730 --> 01:03:44.590
vast, the seas are vast, the

01:03:44.590 --> 01:03:46.070
creatures there are beautiful.

01:03:46.070 --> 01:03:48.930
Yes, there's always inherent issues

01:03:48.930 --> 01:03:50.990
and dangers, but the point is if you

01:03:50.990 --> 01:03:52.370
knew these are free energy systems,

01:03:52.610 --> 01:03:53.750
they're that everything you've been

01:03:53.750 --> 01:03:54.930
told is a total lot of garbage.

01:03:55.450 --> 01:03:57.030
Well, you would move to those places.

01:03:57.390 --> 01:03:58.910
I mean, I pretty much everybody that

01:03:58.910 --> 01:04:00.250
lives in this realm would pick up

01:04:00.250 --> 01:04:01.310
their stuff and leave tomorrow.

01:04:02.930 --> 01:04:04.690
Here's your tax and you can shove it

01:04:04.690 --> 01:04:05.670
where the sun don't shine.

01:04:05.870 --> 01:04:07.190
So you've also got to ask yourself

01:04:07.190 --> 01:04:08.870
the answer. The big question is why

01:04:08.870 --> 01:04:10.390
would governments of the world close

01:04:10.390 --> 01:04:11.970
down the parallels? Why would they

01:04:11.970 --> 01:04:14.010
stop you leaving this area here?

01:04:14.010 --> 01:04:16.130
And why did the other creatures leave?

01:04:16.570 --> 01:04:18.710
And I believe that during our history

01:04:18.710 --> 01:04:21.110
we used to have, you can see it all

01:04:21.110 --> 01:04:22.510
over Europe, it's blindingly obvious

01:04:22.510 --> 01:04:23.810
that the creatures were infinitely

01:04:23.810 --> 01:04:26.150
bigger. Every doorway in Europe is

01:04:26.150 --> 01:04:28.570
13, 14 feet. You get to the Vatican

01:04:28.570 --> 01:04:29.830
they're 40, 50 feet.

01:04:30.530 --> 01:04:31.730
You know, you get to some of these,

01:04:31.950 --> 01:04:33.490
we just went to one cathedral, the

01:04:33.490 --> 01:04:35.530
ceilings are up to 200, 300 feet

01:04:35.530 --> 01:04:37.670
high. So these are big creatures,

01:04:37.810 --> 01:04:39.010
these are big animals.

01:04:39.250 --> 01:04:40.030
Oh, okay, I'm going to push you

01:04:40.030 --> 01:04:41.350
back on that. But listen, listen,

01:04:41.970 --> 01:04:43.250
they did these big buildings

01:04:43.250 --> 01:04:45.870
because it's psychological. It makes

01:04:45.870 --> 01:04:48.570
you feel small. It makes you think,

01:04:48.770 --> 01:04:50.670
oh wow, God is amazing.

01:04:50.890 --> 01:04:52.270
All these people who live here,

01:04:52.530 --> 01:04:54.330
they are the powerful and we're just

01:04:54.330 --> 01:04:55.510
tiny little ants. So it's a

01:04:55.510 --> 01:04:57.290
psychological thing with that.

01:04:57.690 --> 01:05:00.550
And if there were beings as recent

01:05:00.550 --> 01:05:01.950
as, you know, the last thousand

01:05:01.950 --> 01:05:03.230
years, there'd be paintings and

01:05:03.230 --> 01:05:05.010
murals and mosaics and we would

01:05:05.010 --> 01:05:06.450
find something. Now I'm not saying

01:05:06.450 --> 01:05:07.670
that there weren't other beings.

01:05:07.930 --> 01:05:09.650
I mean, who knows? Elves and

01:05:09.650 --> 01:05:11.170
dwarves and hobbits might all be

01:05:11.170 --> 01:05:13.950
real. But it would have been, I think,

01:05:14.090 --> 01:05:16.230
a lot longer like earlier. But like in

01:05:16.230 --> 01:05:17.950
the like sense of Vatican and all

01:05:17.950 --> 01:05:19.350
these European buildings, they've

01:05:19.350 --> 01:05:21.270
just been made by people to look

01:05:21.270 --> 01:05:23.430
grand and psychologically make us

01:05:23.430 --> 01:05:25.230
feel small. And it's very powerful and

01:05:25.230 --> 01:05:25.570
it works.

01:05:26.490 --> 01:05:28.330
Yeah, that's if you believe that

01:05:28.330 --> 01:05:29.910
narrative. I don't believe that

01:05:29.910 --> 01:05:32.350
narrative. And so one of my,

01:05:33.370 --> 01:05:35.190
people on my Patreon channel that

01:05:35.190 --> 01:05:36.950
would know that my, one of my

01:05:36.950 --> 01:05:38.430
great obsessions, apart from what's

01:05:38.430 --> 01:05:40.310
beyond the 60th parallels, is the

01:05:40.310 --> 01:05:42.070
buildings, the structures. Who built

01:05:42.070 --> 01:05:44.550
them? Where did they come from? How

01:05:44.550 --> 01:05:47.650
was any of this done? The timelines

01:05:47.650 --> 01:05:49.050
are wrong, especially in my country.

01:05:49.330 --> 01:05:51.870
I mean, my home city of Melbourne

01:05:51.870 --> 01:05:53.910
was is one of the worst examples on

01:05:53.910 --> 01:05:55.970
the planet. And the best example

01:05:55.970 --> 01:05:58.470
all at the same time, because of

01:05:58.470 --> 01:06:01.110
the way the AI, I believe, has

01:06:01.110 --> 01:06:03.170
written the history line, it meant

01:06:03.170 --> 01:06:05.130
that our city was discovered the

01:06:05.130 --> 01:06:07.070
most, almost the most recent city

01:06:07.070 --> 01:06:08.730
in modern history as 1835.

01:06:09.230 --> 01:06:11.050
That's when my city was settled, but the

01:06:11.050 --> 01:06:13.350
buildings predate the city by hundreds

01:06:13.350 --> 01:06:15.150
of years. The same buildings here in

01:06:15.150 --> 01:06:18.530
London are the same, are the same

01:06:18.530 --> 01:06:21.630
dates, hundreds of years prior.

01:06:21.770 --> 01:06:23.470
What do you mean by that? I've been

01:06:23.470 --> 01:06:24.710
to Melbourne, you've got beautiful

01:06:24.710 --> 01:06:26.970
cities, buildings, it reminds me of

01:06:26.970 --> 01:06:28.290
Glasgow, you know, the grid system

01:06:28.290 --> 01:06:30.690
and the Victorian buildings. Right.

01:06:30.910 --> 01:06:32.210
They're just Victorian. Right.

01:06:32.290 --> 01:06:33.910
I mean, that's from the mid 1800s

01:06:33.910 --> 01:06:35.630
on, the worst one with that. Right.

01:06:35.850 --> 01:06:37.630
So in 1835, so it's fine in a

01:06:37.630 --> 01:06:39.010
city like London, because London has

01:06:39.010 --> 01:06:40.770
enormous antiquity. Right. So you can

01:06:40.770 --> 01:06:42.310
easily cover for it with the

01:06:42.310 --> 01:06:44.490
vast periods of time, but you can't do

01:06:44.490 --> 01:06:45.630
it in a country like Australia.

01:06:46.270 --> 01:06:48.350
So for example, I have studied and

01:06:48.350 --> 01:06:49.890
researched these buildings. You just

01:06:49.890 --> 01:06:51.890
had industrious Scottish English

01:06:51.890 --> 01:06:53.430
Irish people coming over and working

01:06:53.430 --> 01:06:54.450
there. Yeah.

01:06:54.750 --> 01:06:57.530
Bit soft. I know. 1835. No, I'm

01:06:57.530 --> 01:06:59.170
being serious. Is that what it is?

01:06:59.270 --> 01:07:01.650
Well, it depends. I mean, it depends

01:07:01.650 --> 01:07:04.310
on how, so people look at these

01:07:04.310 --> 01:07:06.130
things from the angle they want to

01:07:06.130 --> 01:07:08.410
see it. The angle I'd like to see it

01:07:08.410 --> 01:07:10.830
as is to line with where I've been

01:07:10.830 --> 01:07:12.090
going with these buildings forever.

01:07:13.590 --> 01:07:15.470
The problem with the buildings in

01:07:15.470 --> 01:07:17.870
and our city is there are no

01:07:17.870 --> 01:07:19.390
build photos for any of them and

01:07:19.390 --> 01:07:21.270
people go, well, well, there was no

01:07:21.270 --> 01:07:22.750
cameras in those days. Well, that's

01:07:22.750 --> 01:07:23.730
interesting because the camera

01:07:23.730 --> 01:07:26.070
turns up at convenient times. I mean,

01:07:26.150 --> 01:07:27.210
you're told that the camera was

01:07:27.210 --> 01:07:30.190
invented in 1825, but I know and

01:07:30.190 --> 01:07:31.530
found photos that go back to the

01:07:31.530 --> 01:07:33.630
18th century and earlier. So the

01:07:33.630 --> 01:07:35.350
question is, well, is that story

01:07:35.350 --> 01:07:37.330
even true? It becomes convenient.

01:07:37.610 --> 01:07:39.010
But you can also do drawings. People

01:07:39.010 --> 01:07:41.710
drew when buildings were being

01:07:41.710 --> 01:07:43.390
built. There's, you know, you can draw

01:07:43.390 --> 01:07:44.790
that. Are there no drawings of

01:07:44.790 --> 01:07:46.170
anything like that? Well, there are.

01:07:46.290 --> 01:07:47.330
There are paintings and there are

01:07:47.330 --> 01:07:48.910
drawings and I've been through the

01:07:48.910 --> 01:07:51.110
archives. So if you have a look at

01:07:51.110 --> 01:07:52.830
the photos, the problem is I

01:07:52.830 --> 01:07:54.350
deconstructed the photos and I put

01:07:54.350 --> 01:07:57.830
them through the pixel test. So you

01:07:57.830 --> 01:07:59.170
can tell in a photo is doctored,

01:07:59.330 --> 01:08:01.050
for example. So if you're watching

01:08:01.050 --> 01:08:02.170
the construction of a building, you

01:08:02.170 --> 01:08:03.070
can tell if things have been

01:08:03.070 --> 01:08:04.730
artificially added over its part of

01:08:04.730 --> 01:08:06.370
the actual photo because of the way

01:08:06.370 --> 01:08:08.970
the pixels fuse together. But also

01:08:08.970 --> 01:08:10.310
if you have a look at a lot of the

01:08:10.310 --> 01:08:12.430
archived photos of our early

01:08:12.430 --> 01:08:14.010
buildings and this is what makes

01:08:14.010 --> 01:08:16.010
our city so so such a fabulous

01:08:16.010 --> 01:08:18.210
example of this because 1835 so

01:08:18.210 --> 01:08:21.410
recent, when they landed in 1835

01:08:21.410 --> 01:08:24.250
in Australia, you were told and

01:08:24.250 --> 01:08:25.650
this is what's so fascinating. Sorry,

01:08:25.690 --> 01:08:27.230
not 1835 in Australia. I'm talking

01:08:27.230 --> 01:08:29.850
1835 in the city of Melbourne.

01:08:30.950 --> 01:08:32.650
There's this guy called John

01:08:32.650 --> 01:08:35.150
Batman that kind of Batman Batman

01:08:36.250 --> 01:08:39.090
and he he float oh yeah John Batman

01:08:39.090 --> 01:08:41.150
and he floats up the he floats up the

01:08:41.150 --> 01:08:43.750
river and he goes up a fairway. Now

01:08:43.750 --> 01:08:45.030
you've got to imagine this and I want

01:08:45.030 --> 01:08:46.910
you to understand again why research

01:08:46.910 --> 01:08:49.050
my research is so different to what I

01:08:49.050 --> 01:08:51.910
read. He the first thing that

01:08:51.910 --> 01:08:53.170
happened you've got to understand

01:08:53.170 --> 01:08:54.510
you're talking about a country that

01:08:54.510 --> 01:08:56.010
is massive. You're talking about a

01:08:56.010 --> 01:08:58.910
country that is full of there are no

01:08:58.910 --> 01:09:00.410
roads when he lands here. There's

01:09:00.410 --> 01:09:03.210
nothing but swamp, grassland, snakes,

01:09:03.730 --> 01:09:05.930
spiders, everything wants to kill you.

01:09:06.110 --> 01:09:07.950
Yeah, he still does and it still does

01:09:07.950 --> 01:09:09.630
right and they just didn't have a

01:09:09.630 --> 01:09:10.610
government and that's the only

01:09:11.130 --> 01:09:13.770
variation but the point is he lands

01:09:13.770 --> 01:09:17.710
on day one 1835 and what they do is

01:09:17.710 --> 01:09:19.090
they're confronted by the indigenous

01:09:19.090 --> 01:09:20.510
people. These are known as the

01:09:20.510 --> 01:09:25.090
aborigines. Now done. Now the first

01:09:25.090 --> 01:09:26.310
they should just go back to where

01:09:26.310 --> 01:09:27.650
they came from. The earliest

01:09:27.650 --> 01:09:29.150
painting and this is this is

01:09:29.150 --> 01:09:30.290
interesting. You'll like this one.

01:09:30.810 --> 01:09:33.550
The earliest painting of batman

01:09:33.550 --> 01:09:37.190
doing a deal with not robin but with

01:09:37.190 --> 01:09:41.250
the indigenous people is he's got this

01:09:42.230 --> 01:09:45.110
you see all these these tribes guys

01:09:45.110 --> 01:09:47.310
right? You cannot make this stuff and

01:09:47.310 --> 01:09:48.550
this is apparently in the archive

01:09:48.550 --> 01:09:50.090
is a true and real depiction. If you

01:09:50.090 --> 01:09:52.770
look up you know John Batman does

01:09:52.770 --> 01:09:53.370
deal with

01:09:54.030 --> 01:09:56.450
indigenous. Aborigines 1835 you'll

01:09:56.450 --> 01:09:58.350
see the photo. There's a painting

01:09:58.350 --> 01:09:59.930
painting. There's a painting sorry and

01:09:59.930 --> 01:10:01.390
there's like cloth in the ground and

01:10:01.390 --> 01:10:03.090
stuff and there's a log right and

01:10:03.090 --> 01:10:05.170
he's leaning over the log and he's

01:10:05.170 --> 01:10:08.350
he or or and he's negotiating with

01:10:08.350 --> 01:10:10.730
the indigenous elders. Now this is you

01:10:10.730 --> 01:10:12.490
think this is crazy. This is 1835.

01:10:12.850 --> 01:10:14.050
He's just got off the ship.

01:10:14.290 --> 01:10:15.790
They've got you know the sails are

01:10:15.790 --> 01:10:17.710
down. They've moved to shore. They've

01:10:17.710 --> 01:10:19.430
got the boys over and all of a

01:10:19.430 --> 01:10:22.230
sudden you've got pretty much in the

01:10:22.230 --> 01:10:23.650
early days the first few weeks

01:10:23.650 --> 01:10:24.970
they're doing this deal and what

01:10:24.970 --> 01:10:27.970
they did is they bought they bought

01:10:27.970 --> 01:10:30.570
land. Now these indigenous guys have

01:10:30.570 --> 01:10:33.370
been here for 50,000 years 100,000

01:10:33.370 --> 01:10:35.170
years. Yeah they haven't seen. I'm

01:10:35.170 --> 01:10:36.530
looking at it. I'm looking at it. They

01:10:36.530 --> 01:10:39.370
haven't seen a white man. Guys they

01:10:39.370 --> 01:10:41.710
haven't seen a white man. So he

01:10:41.710 --> 01:10:43.430
wanders over to them not getting

01:10:43.430 --> 01:10:46.790
speared and they accommodate him

01:10:46.790 --> 01:10:49.170
by leaning over and here's a few

01:10:49.170 --> 01:10:50.830
problems I see straight away. First

01:10:50.830 --> 01:10:52.090
of all they've never seen a white

01:10:52.090 --> 01:10:53.190
man. They've never seen a ship.

01:10:53.270 --> 01:10:54.570
They've never seen technology. They

01:10:54.570 --> 01:10:55.750
don't know a pen. They don't know a

01:10:55.750 --> 01:10:56.770
borough. They don't know a gun. They

01:10:56.770 --> 01:10:57.930
don't know a shoe. They don't they're

01:10:57.930 --> 01:10:59.690
naked. They don't they don't even have

01:10:59.690 --> 01:11:02.110
anything. They've well they're carrying

01:11:02.110 --> 01:11:04.090
sharp sticks and one of them's carrying

01:11:04.090 --> 01:11:06.590
a possum by the tail. Yeah it's it's

01:11:06.590 --> 01:11:08.210
I think it's hilarious. Is that

01:11:08.210 --> 01:11:10.190
dinner? Well I've got a philosophy.

01:11:10.470 --> 01:11:11.890
When you meet an indigenous tribe

01:11:11.890 --> 01:11:13.330
that has a spear and a possum

01:11:13.330 --> 01:11:14.730
they're holding don't go near them

01:11:14.730 --> 01:11:16.970
stay away from them but not

01:11:16.970 --> 01:11:19.030
John Batman. I'll tell you one

01:11:19.030 --> 01:11:20.550
thing. One of the guys has got a

01:11:20.550 --> 01:11:22.910
fantastic deep squat and that is

01:11:22.910 --> 01:11:25.270
impressive. It is and it is. They did a

01:11:25.270 --> 01:11:26.650
lot of squatting back in those days but

01:11:26.650 --> 01:11:28.790
M.A.K. on. But my point here. So I'm

01:11:28.790 --> 01:11:30.370
getting distracted. I spent I know I

01:11:30.370 --> 01:11:31.990
love it. I love it because because it

01:11:31.990 --> 01:11:33.610
means people need to ask more

01:11:33.610 --> 01:11:34.910
questions. So when I looked at this

01:11:34.910 --> 01:11:36.990
picture what what the narrative says

01:11:36.990 --> 01:11:39.410
underneath is that John Batman was

01:11:39.410 --> 01:11:41.190
prepared to pay them. I mean how

01:11:41.190 --> 01:11:42.850
many shops were there in Australia in

01:11:43.270 --> 01:11:45.150
1835 when there was no one here and

01:11:45.150 --> 01:11:46.750
no roads and nothing built yet.

01:11:47.170 --> 01:11:49.750
So he did this deal and said hey

01:11:49.750 --> 01:11:53.050
look guys we would like to buy from

01:11:53.050 --> 01:11:55.850
you X amount of hectares of land. Now

01:11:55.850 --> 01:11:58.450
here's the problem. I don't know if

01:11:58.450 --> 01:12:00.030
anybody's ever been to Australia but the

01:12:00.030 --> 01:12:01.210
indigenous people don't speak

01:12:01.210 --> 01:12:04.190
English. So how did you communicate

01:12:04.190 --> 01:12:07.010
this to a guy and a tribe that wants

01:12:07.010 --> 01:12:08.550
to spear you and eat you because

01:12:08.550 --> 01:12:09.670
they've never seen you and you're

01:12:09.670 --> 01:12:11.050
weird and you're in their territory.

01:12:11.510 --> 01:12:13.070
You know you got to understand that

01:12:13.070 --> 01:12:14.470
the indigenous people move in mobs.

01:12:14.630 --> 01:12:16.010
That's what they call them MOBs.

01:12:16.210 --> 01:12:18.210
They're mobs and they're not

01:12:18.210 --> 01:12:19.690
friendly to each other. They're not

01:12:19.690 --> 01:12:21.270
even friendly to each other. Never mind

01:12:21.270 --> 01:12:22.790
to some ship that just landed from

01:12:22.790 --> 01:12:25.410
the crown. And here he is. He goes over

01:12:25.410 --> 01:12:27.070
with a sheet of paper. Rolls it up. He goes

01:12:27.070 --> 01:12:28.610
I hear by declare that I would like to

01:12:28.610 --> 01:12:31.090
give you X amount of we would like to

01:12:31.090 --> 01:12:31.730
buy from you.

01:12:32.230 --> 01:12:35.370
Let's say how should we say 16.5 square

01:12:35.370 --> 01:12:37.750
kilometers over there and for your

01:12:37.750 --> 01:12:38.910
services we're going to give you

01:12:38.910 --> 01:12:40.430
some guineas and some sovereigns. It's

01:12:40.430 --> 01:12:41.770
like you can just imagine the

01:12:41.770 --> 01:12:44.250
indigenous people going well okay so

01:12:44.250 --> 01:12:45.530
what are we going to do. I guess

01:12:45.530 --> 01:12:47.270
no no I'm sorry I'm going to push

01:12:47.270 --> 01:12:49.930
back. So listen hear me out. Let's hear me

01:12:49.930 --> 01:12:51.830
out. So that little picture was taking

01:12:51.830 --> 01:12:53.990
God knows when right. God knows when. It

01:12:53.990 --> 01:12:55.730
might have been like three four years

01:12:55.730 --> 01:12:57.950
after the original event. So when I was

01:12:57.950 --> 01:13:01.510
working in Glasgow and rolling for me

01:13:01.510 --> 01:13:03.170
I was doing Accident and Emergency. The

01:13:03.170 --> 01:13:06.210
Americans know it as ER. And I was of

01:13:06.210 --> 01:13:09.250
the 12 junior doctors in A&E. I was

01:13:09.250 --> 01:13:11.530
the only brown kid right. So what

01:13:11.530 --> 01:13:14.030
happened was every single time a

01:13:14.030 --> 01:13:16.270
patient came who was not white and

01:13:16.270 --> 01:13:18.570
didn't speak English. The nurses thought

01:13:19.150 --> 01:13:22.750
send it to Amid. He's brown. He'll be able

01:13:22.750 --> 01:13:24.990
to understand what they're saying. So

01:13:24.990 --> 01:13:28.090
suddenly I found myself dealing with the

01:13:28.090 --> 01:13:31.750
Somalis, the Ethiopians, the Kurds, the

01:13:31.750 --> 01:13:34.470
Afghans. By the way I don't speak their

01:13:34.470 --> 01:13:38.710
language but I'm brown. So Amid

01:13:38.710 --> 01:13:40.530
will understand. So I became an

01:13:40.530 --> 01:13:43.570
expert at sign languages and

01:13:43.570 --> 01:13:47.750
serades and going dummy painful and

01:13:47.750 --> 01:13:49.750
all that stuff. And guess what? I started

01:13:49.750 --> 01:13:51.430
figuring out what they were saying. They

01:13:51.430 --> 01:13:53.470
kind of figured out what I said. I'd be

01:13:53.470 --> 01:13:55.370
like thumbs up this that. And it was

01:13:55.370 --> 01:13:58.310
great. And I started successfully

01:13:58.310 --> 01:13:59.930
treating these patients even though I

01:13:59.930 --> 01:14:02.450
don't speak Somali or Eritrean or

01:14:02.450 --> 01:14:04.370
Afghan or whatever the frack these

01:14:04.370 --> 01:14:06.050
people were coming to me with. And

01:14:06.050 --> 01:14:07.830
then at one point I said to the

01:14:07.830 --> 01:14:09.750
nurses why do you keep sending me

01:14:09.750 --> 01:14:11.790
these patients? They were like because

01:14:11.790 --> 01:14:14.410
you understand them. I went no I don't.

01:14:14.690 --> 01:14:16.350
Yes you do. You treat them. You

01:14:16.350 --> 01:14:18.230
investigate them. And it all works. And

01:14:18.230 --> 01:14:19.770
I was like yeah because I go

01:14:19.770 --> 01:14:22.610
are you thirsty? I was thirsty. Coca

01:14:22.610 --> 01:14:25.230
Cola. And they're like yeah yeah yeah.

01:14:25.570 --> 01:14:26.810
I went that's what I do. And they

01:14:26.810 --> 01:14:28.490
went all right okay sorry. So

01:14:29.310 --> 01:14:31.330
maybe these guys back then

01:14:31.890 --> 01:14:34.150
communicated. Maybe they went do you

01:14:34.150 --> 01:14:36.230
want guns? Do you want some clothes?

01:14:36.630 --> 01:14:38.390
Do you want food? And the

01:14:38.390 --> 01:14:39.810
the Aborigines were like yeah. And

01:14:39.810 --> 01:14:40.950
then maybe one or two of them

01:14:40.950 --> 01:14:42.190
learned the language. And then they

01:14:42.190 --> 01:14:44.050
translated. And then then they struck

01:14:44.050 --> 01:14:44.630
up the deals.

01:14:46.490 --> 01:14:49.770
Look again again I'm following a

01:14:49.770 --> 01:14:51.510
thread. And I think what happens in

01:14:51.510 --> 01:14:52.930
research is you have to be careful

01:14:52.930 --> 01:14:55.110
that you don't get captured. And

01:14:55.110 --> 01:14:57.310
your own you know you want to

01:14:57.310 --> 01:14:58.830
believe this. So let's go back look

01:14:58.830 --> 01:15:00.390
like let's get to the money shot

01:15:00.390 --> 01:15:03.510
right. Are you saying potentially

01:15:03.510 --> 01:15:05.350
there's an ice wall around this

01:15:05.350 --> 01:15:06.970
planet that we know of so far

01:15:06.970 --> 01:15:09.190
of this continent seven continents.

01:15:09.190 --> 01:15:12.790
And that people discovered

01:15:12.790 --> 01:15:15.810
technology and whatever. And then

01:15:15.810 --> 01:15:17.270
brought it back and then thought we

01:15:17.270 --> 01:15:19.150
need to limit this. And now that's

01:15:19.150 --> 01:15:20.590
why we can't cross the 60th parallel.

01:15:20.930 --> 01:15:23.490
And maybe there were people here

01:15:23.490 --> 01:15:26.310
who have now left who built a lot

01:15:26.310 --> 01:15:28.730
of the things that we know of. And

01:15:28.730 --> 01:15:29.950
if that's the case why did they

01:15:29.950 --> 01:15:32.050
leave? They left because and when

01:15:32.050 --> 01:15:33.550
did they leave? Well and what were

01:15:33.550 --> 01:15:35.730
they all about? I believe that at

01:15:35.730 --> 01:15:37.530
some point everything on this planet

01:15:37.530 --> 01:15:39.430
was enormous. Everything the trees

01:15:39.430 --> 01:15:42.390
the buildings the people everything.

01:15:42.930 --> 01:15:44.970
And that's the visit. If you have a

01:15:44.970 --> 01:15:46.810
look at the size of the go have a

01:15:46.810 --> 01:15:48.770
look at something like

01:15:52.930 --> 01:15:55.930
Devil's Tower. Have a look up

01:15:55.930 --> 01:15:58.470
Devil's Tower and you'll see. What's

01:15:58.470 --> 01:16:00.910
that? Well you'll see it looks like

01:16:00.910 --> 01:16:01.910
a mountain. You're told it's a

01:16:01.910 --> 01:16:04.090
mountain. And what's happened is

01:16:04.090 --> 01:16:05.490
we have been educated to believe.

01:16:05.530 --> 01:16:06.430
Oh that was in that movie.

01:16:06.430 --> 01:16:07.950
A close encounter of the third kind.

01:16:08.070 --> 01:16:10.770
Yeah. Now why do you think it was in

01:16:10.770 --> 01:16:12.170
that movie? Now and again

01:16:12.170 --> 01:16:14.110
everything ties into everything and

01:16:14.110 --> 01:16:15.870
again this is all part of my own

01:16:15.870 --> 01:16:16.350
research but

01:16:16.790 --> 01:16:18.650
they were these enormous trees here.

01:16:18.790 --> 01:16:20.130
Most of the mountaintops you see

01:16:20.890 --> 01:16:22.690
have you got it? No no no I'm gonna

01:16:22.690 --> 01:16:23.750
I'm gonna tell you so I keep reading.

01:16:23.910 --> 01:16:25.110
Yeah so most of these

01:16:25.110 --> 01:16:26.730
enormously thank you so much.

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