and we suddenly saw the traffic go down, down, down, huh?
I wonder if Google has any links to Big Mama.
Thank you so much for this, Mary,
especially this film, Manishing in the Bees.
Do they know something we don't about GMOs?
There's a confusion and blaming just Monsanto
when it's really needed to look at Bayer and Sengenta.
These poisons aren't just killing bees,
they're also killing beings.
I, Charles Lieber, since this case,
I'm not a prostitute or a parrot.
Do not let them turn you into lab rats.
Hi, everyone. Happy Friday.
I am back from Mexico
at where I attended Anarcapulco.
I am Mary Minane, best known for directing the film
Vanishing of the Bees and Truth Lives Here.
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it does make a difference.
Your little drop of honey does make a difference.
Before I bring on Charlie Robinson,
who was the emcee at Anarcapulco,
I'd like to just set the stage
that I wasn't expecting to go.
I put it out there that if it's meant to be,
to land in Mexico,
and Jeff Berwick had offered that I can do a book signing.
And then at the last minute, someone canceled.
And so I made a presentation with cue cards
because usually it's an elaborate PowerPoint
because I'm six planets in Capricorn.
And what I did, basically my talk was on
how I entered the mainstream and got spit out of the matrix.
And I got to share some personal things about my story
when I was in the mainstream.
And it's, I have a pretty crazy story.
I ended up giving the talk on the solar eclipse
on the 17th, which was also the ushering in
of the fire horse.
We were wrapping up the year of the snake.
And then on Friday, the 20th was the closing ceremony.
And it was also a very historical,
astrological conjunction between Saturn,
the planet of structure and patriarchy.
I know all about Saturn because it rules Capricorn,
my six planets in Capricorn.
And conjunct with Neptune,
which is the planet of illusion, delusion, myth.
And it was at the zero degrees Aries.
Now, this conjunction happens every 36 years.
The last time was in 1989.
However, in the sign of Aries, which is the zero degrees,
the zodiacal wheel starts with Aries.
So it's really like a reset point.
So I had some people tell me the way I see this,
people come and give me little puzzle pieces of truth.
And then I look at patterns and such.
So someone had shared with me that this historical event
hasn't occurred in thousands of years
since the Tower of Babel.
So I did a little research the day on the 19th.
And I learned that the Tower of Babel occurred,
or is mentioned, in the book of Genesis.
And the entire theme in this year's Anarcapulco,
Jeff titled it Genesis.
So it appears in 111, which is also the number
of the Twin Flame, and 111.9 is the mention
of Tower of Babel.
Chris Horlaker, who was speaking,
mentioned that back in the day,
we used to communicate telepathically.
And the Tower of Babel is kind of creating
all these languages, races, division is the story.
So then I went on stage and shared
what I just shared with you for the closing event.
So it was very special to me to see people like Charlie.
Charlie would get into all he was doing.
And then I was with my friend Jimmy,
and Jimmy wanted to stay an extra day to take in the town.
And my intuition was like, I want to go home.
So we left literally the day before everything
that mayhem broke out.
I could have very much been left behind.
And I'll tell you why, because I got on the plane,
and I don't think we did a union of the unwanted on Monday.
I don't think Charlie had jumped on the show yet.
So I was wearing this shirt.
I've never worn this shirt before.
So I got on the plane,
and a woke stewardess says to me,
I like your t-shirt, but it's prohibited.
So I was like, what?
I got confused.
What?
And she said that, this was Delta,
profanity is not allowed.
And that I was planning to cover it up.
I mean, it's a t-shirt and I had a jumpsuit
because it's called on the plane.
But I mumbled some stuff under my breath
because I've been kicked off of planes
before by Shaniqua's and trains.
And of course I mind boggled
because it's United States of America.
And there was something called freedom of speech at one point
to this profanity, these clauses, which I could tell you,
maybe you can relate when I call customer service
and an F word slips out and now it's like,
you're not allowed to use that profanity.
And I often say, do you need to slay in your safe space?
It's no fake.
Or do little ears hurting you
because of the F word because it's all power place.
So then I had another woman come and patronize me,
speak to me in a patronizing way.
Or we need to make sure
that you're not gonna be a flight risk
and put the passengers at risk.
We need to ensure safety.
So I took a lot of deep breaths
because it's all retarded.
And had I been taken off the plane,
I would have been grounded there
and the mayhem would have been sued
and I would have been stuck at the airport.
They canceled flights.
And okay, so without further ado,
welcome Charlie.
What do you think of that?
Well, I always had my battles.
But did you know that you can't wear a T-shirt
on a plane with the F word?
Well, there's a lot of things they say you can't do
or they say you have to do.
I set the North American record for the fastest argument
with the TSA this year
by getting into an argument on January 1st
at 445 AM in Atlanta,
where I had to explain to the gentleman
the definition of optional
because he couldn't get it through his head.
And then I proceeded to show him
where it says optional on every machine in the line.
I went and physically pointed to all five of them
she did not care for at all.
And then I asked him if he had understood
what the word meant
and if he could give me a definition of optional.
And he said that I was banned from that terminal
and I had to go to another terminal to get on the flight
which I did and without a problem.
But you have to remind these people
of who they are and who you are
that they don't get to dictate your life
just cause they work at the TSA
and put on that costume.
They have to follow the rules
and if they are unable or unwilling to follow the rules
I will remind them of the rules
and they don't like that.
And then I remind them of the fact
that when they got hired
they took a test at the TSA.
And what they weren't told
was that it's kind of like golf
where the low score wins.
And what I like to remind them
once this gets into a further discussion
is that they have the job
simply because they are dumb enough
to not have any other options
to get hired elsewhere.
And the government knows this
because they spend a lot of money to train them.
So they want people who are quite literally
just smart enough to work the machines, as Carlin said.
And it's in their hiring instruction manual
and I put that in my book in 2017
in a chapter called Black and Blue and Dumb All Over
which is about the TSA
and I broke it down for them
and I always let them know
if they're interested in additional reading
about their jobs, they can always buy my book
and they of course don't ever seem to appreciate that.
I think honestly, Charlie, before we get into Mexico
I believe that it's based on the person.
I, one, I have PTSD
and I am emotional in a lobotomized world.
And so that in itself,
just, I don't know that I could have argued.
I don't know the manual for Delta.
I don't know if it applies to all the airlines now
or if it's even like a frequency thing
that I'm on the plane
and it's like even subconscious
that I'm identified as a dissident.
I did have a similar,
I'm assuming they wanted to scan your face
and this particular person didn't realize that it's optional
because most of them do know it's optional.
And I see people in line
that don't even question the camera.
And initially when I came back from,
it was still I think September,
2020, maybe September 20th.
So the airports were very, very quiet
and I was in the customs
and I was just watching people,
the few people that were there, not even,
I'm like, wow, nobody's even questioning
what the fuck that camera is.
So when I went in, I said, what's that?
This is, wait, this is several years ago.
And he basically presented it as saving time.
I go, oh, the whole five seconds it takes
for me to take my passport out
is what you're trying to save me, convenience, right?
So I said, I don't choose that.
But there was one time last year coming back from Mexico
that I was in the line
with a woman who was there this year, Jeanette.
And I just looked at him
and I was like, it's not gonna go well for me in this line.
This guy, like, I don't think he even realized
he threw me a dirty look.
So I went to the left to go to a different line
and he calls me out and he goes,
are you part of the global network?
Whatever, he's mentioned something.
And I said, no.
So I went back in line.
And then when I went up to him,
I acted like a innocent female
and said, oh, you look intimidating.
And he's like, well, you went out of the line.
And so then he checked me
and then he asks me to go in front of the camera.
And I said, I do not consent.
And he said, oh yeah, why don't you go to another line?
And I had to do it all over again.
So, well, oh yeah.
So they wouldn't send me to another line.
He tried to send me to another line and I said,
let's do it here.
What's the difference?
Why do you have to send me to another line?
Then he sent me to another terminal.
So it's all power plays and how much time did you waste?
Yeah, and I was a calculation I made
because I knew that I had time.
I was there way early and it was early.
And I was in no mood.
So it's sort of one of those calculations
like how much do you wanna push with them?
But I've had some interesting experiences with this.
I've had people watch me do this,
watch me opt out and then catch up to me
after I've cleared security.
And they've said, you opt out of this stuff?
And I said, yeah.
And they said, you can?
I said, yeah.
And then I said, not only do you have to do opt out
of the eyeballs, but don't go through the scanner.
Make them do the body, make them do the pat down.
And I explained that whole thing to them.
And so I've had people that were genuinely curious
about that and wanting to, two ladies in particular
that watched this thing go down.
And they were like, who are you?
What are you doing?
And I was like, I write books about this stuff.
And they're like, we're trying to write down
the name of the book.
It was really funny.
I'm like, I'm getting like patted down.
I can't really talk right now.
And they were watching it going, wow, fascinating.
They didn't, it just, for many people,
it's never even occurred to them
that they have any sort of rights.
I don't think they care about their,
so they never had to fight for their rights.
The rights were just kind of given to them.
So they have no value to most of these people.
Their privacy means nothing to them.
They don't care.
And so for a large segment of society,
they're just kind of asleep at the wheel
and they'll blindly walk right through that.
If they had, we were scanning their buttholes,
they'd do it too.
They don't care.
They just do whatever they're told to do,
they'll do it until somebody says,
no, I'm not doing that.
And then every now and then it'll wake up somebody.
You'll have your,
you'll be walking through the produce section,
not wearing a mask in 2020.
And somebody who's got a mask around their face
will pull their mask down after seeing you, right?
So in some cases you can sort of inspire
or kind of start a chain reaction
of people being disobedient.
Well, that's why they are putting you in your place
because you can start a forest fire.
And that's exactly it.
I remember I always do the female pat down
and I know that it, and I'm in the future.
So I always tell them ahead of time
cause I know it takes a long time.
And they also take their sweet time
because they don't really want the pat down.
I see it as whenever they're patting me down,
they're just taking out all the negativity
and giving me a little blessing
before I got to get on the plane.
And last year with the same woman,
she was running late and then she ended up just,
you know, it's convenience, right?
Versus privacy or versus,
so I think it's, that's why they put you in line,
whether it's conscious or subconscious
because I was removed from the train
because I said the F word to my girlfriend,
I didn't say fuck you to anyone.
And I don't know, that's an easy way.
You know, there is studies that show
that people who use the F word and swear
are more intelligent, by the way.
I don't know if you knew that.
No, we can't have that.
So let's talk about the mayhem that broke out.
Did you make it out?
And what is your knowledge
of what was really going on with the Chalisco?
I made it out on the day before, Saturday afternoon.
Yeah, I was already scheduled to go out.
I went to the airport with Curtis Stone.
He had, he was scheduled to go out Sunday night
but he'd been gone the entire week
and he was scheduled to speak at Dollar Vigilante
and Crypto Vigilante, I was not.
So I was able to go and he was,
and he ultimately just said, I've got to go.
I got to go early and, you know, my kids are free.
He dodged the boat, so he came out,
we went to the airport together
and we got out on like a one o'clock Saturday afternoon
flight and nothing happened until Sunday morning.
But, you know, the picture of Max Egan
standing in front of, you know,
standing in front of the burning car,
that's in front of the hotel.
Oh, I didn't see that, I haven't seen that.
Oh yeah, I'll send it to you.
It's a great picture.
He's got a big smile.
He's got his little-
Is it on Twitter?
Can you just-
Yeah, yeah, yeah, it's everywhere on Twitter.
Yeah, you can find it on my-
This is before he got banned.
Didn't he get permanently banned?
Is it on his handle?
Oh, I don't know if it,
I mean, this was from Sunday morning, so.
But that was right in front of our hotel.
So after talking to those guys,
Max and Dan Dix, Josh Sigurdson
and Patrick Henningson from 21st Century Wire,
they're all down there
and I was in communication with them
throughout the whole time.
In fact, I set Dan Dix up with Mike Adams
so Mike could do a live remote.
Nice.
With Dan.
And, because I knew they were down there,
I knew that would be a good fit.
So I was paying attention to what was happening
and it feels like it was a bit of theater.
You know, and it feels like it was a bit of like,
I mean, real cars getting lit on fire,
you know, taxis and buses and things like that.
But the people were not taken out of the buses
and machine gun.
They were taken off the buses and, you know,
let away and they weren't shooting people.
They were burning down the oxoes
and burning Costco or whatever.
Burned down some oxoes.
Yeah, they burned down some of those.
But that was performative, you know?
Sends a message, looks good in the media,
cartels are responding,
but the truth of the matter is that was a,
it could have been a hell of a lot worse.
Could have been, they were clearly instructed
to not shoot tourists or anything like that
because had that happened, they would have known where to go.
So there's a bit of theater to it.
And this is what happens, I think,
a lot of times at the highest levels.
It's like, you do that, then we have to respond
because if we don't respond and there's a problem
and there's, you know, with us losing face,
whether this is, I mean,
the same thing's kind of going on right now
with Israel and Iran and America, you know,
Israel launches missiles, Iran responds,
how much of that is really,
I'm talking about months ago,
but you know, how much of that is really theater
and how much of that is, you know, sort of tit-for-tat
orchestrated through back channels.
Sorry, the comment of TZ Bird
and saying the scene in Porto Barado is insane,
I've had other people say,
oh my God, Mexico looks so dangerous.
And then someone who was in Mexico,
which is, I don't have, I mean, anywhere you go,
like just like I was taken out,
you're taken out like, I listened to my intuition,
where if you end up in something,
you're meant to be in it and to not,
you know, just even going to Mexico,
I fucking hate flying.
I think it's the belly of the beast,
but I'm not gonna be run by fears
and there is a lot of optics.
I think that they made it seem a lot worse.
I don't know if you heard that there was a jailbreak
and there were 23 people removed from the jail,
I'm gonna assume they're cartel members.
So something is going on underneath the surface.
Do you know what was, why did they kill this gang?
Menchco Menchel, what's his name?
I mean, I don't know, but this is like
the CIA running the global drug trade
and having a dispute with one of their franchisees
about some issue and firing the guy, essentially.
I mean, that's how I read it.
I mean, the Central Intelligence Agency is involved in this
in some form or fashion.
The guns that are used came in from Eric Holder,
you know, through the Obama administration.
I mean, it's Mexico in location
and it's Mexico with the cartels,
but how much of that is actually America?
How much of that is American money?
How much of it is American drug demand?
How much of this is being coordinated
by the intelligence agencies?
And you know, so you always have to kind of ask
the question of like, what is for our viewing enjoyment?
What is to remind us that there's some big drug war going on
and how much of it is just kind of fake theater?
Yeah, absolutely.
Two years ago when it was in Bonnfield,
there was a woman I met and she had a whole presentation
because she was looking to see to leave America,
but then she showed me how embedded in the auto industry
in tech, America really is with Mexico
all throughout the country.
And so like you say, it's like underneath it all,
how much is involvement with the United States
given the three letter agencies use the cartels as a cover
so they can be blamed.
However, the United States government
is definitely involved in the shenanigans.
And we have to consider silver being a component
of this as well.
There's a ton of silver production that happens in Mexico
and the American empire has during this Trump
Monroe doctrine has really started to prioritize
the Western hemisphere in terms of supply chains.
And so it could also have some components of this,
the American empire trying to shore up their silver
stash moving forward, so much of it is used
as an industrial metal in the war machine
and you would want to have that,
you at least want to have access to it.
So again, it could be drug related,
could be negotiation related,
could be shine bombs involved
and doing some stuff with Trump.
Who knows what's going on really,
but there's also supply chain components at play
with this as well.
In regards to silver, the metal,
I sell on Honey Colony a 3D printer with the silver rods
and you can make your own colloidal silver
and my number one seller is my silver accessory
and I've had to increase the prices on both.
The silver rods basically doubled
because of the increase in manufacturing costs.
So I mean, across the board things
are becoming more expensive.
I wanted to say also what was going on in Mexico,
Jimmy who's moderating went to I think a grocery store
and he had his backpack and in order to,
he couldn't go into the store with his backpack.
So he had to check it in, but to check it in,
he had to do face recognition.
So he was like, fuck this,
I'll come back with all my backpack another day,
but those are the small ways
in which they're normalizing these cameras.
So I wanted your comment on that and then have another point.
Did you see that?
And oh yeah, to just dovetail in Bonfil
when they had their fake hurricane,
the next year, last year,
I saw how Bonfil has become more surveillance
with the lights, the compounds, the 5G towers.
I could see the rolling out of this transhumanist agenda,
but it's happening slowly in a sense
that it's people are being normalized,
like you said at the airport,
no one's even thinking, oh, face recognition.
Right.
Yeah, there's a push for that.
The transhuman agenda is coming,
whether we are ready for it or not,
and the facial recognition side we're starting to see.
I didn't have that experience at the grocery store
because I went there without a backpack,
but had I, it was directly across the street from my hotel,
it's probably burnt out by now,
but I'm not surprised.
Mexico is very, in some respects, very passive.
They'll allow this, there's not,
but in the same regard, talking to Jeff about this,
once out of sight, out of mind,
once the police aren't standing right next to you,
people go back to doing whatever it was
they were doing before.
So the problem is once you get into the digital prison,
they close the door behind you
and you can't get out after that.
And they make it so that you,
in order to participate in society.
Of course, Mexico is a huge illiteracy problem,
and so they'll use facial recognition
as a way of bridging that gap
and selling it as a benefit.
Hey, listen, you know, you don't have to.
You don't have to learn how to read.
We can see, I can just,
I can see the dumb look on your face
and tell what you, that you want a number six,
super size, you know what I mean?
So it's gonna happen.
Well, you either get locked in
or like some of us locked out.
Like I had a couple of weeks ago,
the Q Shaman on the show
who was wearing sunglasses
because he's saying that he's been targeted electronically
and I've heard other accounts,
but he was saying,
because I was having problems with USPS,
USPS is moving to API,
like on the back end of my WordPress site
and I've been doing business with them for 15 years.
So when I went to register to this new code API
that I have to get an API as a code
that you put on the end backend,
it said unable to create a business.
So knowing who I am and my track record,
the back of my mind is like,
what the fuck is really going on, right?
And then there's no,
I wrote a sub stack about it
that there's no human appeal.
So after run around,
after run around and calling people,
this is three weeks,
they call the tech person,
they're dumb,
they don't have power.
They went to reactivate my email address
and they're like, oh, can't write,
you know, so I know what's going on,
but they're not gonna know
what the, why would I be targeted, tainted, whatever.
So in the end, they dubbed me as honey colony,
15 years of business as digitally unsafe.
There's no way to dispute it.
And this is indicative of no human appeal.
The algorithm has decided that you're,
just this nebulous term, digitally unsafe.
So then Jay Cook said,
oh yeah, USPS is tied with the Masons
and my book talks about the Masons
and all of these things, you can't prove it,
but there's a sneaking suspicion.
Now also what they're doing is I'm sending packages,
they send it back halfway through
with a Sharpie marked out on a proper address,
proper postage, the customer doesn't get it.
I don't get it.
So all of this to say that people
who are really not gonna bend the knee,
they will be relegated to the Savage lands
and hopefully there are parallel economies,
but one has to talk about.
Right, that's what we're doing all week
at Anarcapulco was talking about parallel economies
because we can, we rightly see it.
You know, we're both on that stage
preaching to the converted.
I mean, they know what's going on too,
for the most part,
but then what do we have as solutions?
You know, are we just complaining about it?
Or can we say, yeah, but here's the way to,
yes, Common Core is turning your kids' brains into oatmeal.
Here are some solutions.
Here's a homeschool program.
Here's an unschooling program.
Here's something you can do
with a group of parents in your area.
You know, like, so we're talking rightly
about this digital prison.
And so what do we have?
We have Silver Dave on stage,
talking about, hey, we've got these little silver bits,
like these little one 10th ounce silvers.
You know, is that practical?
Can you scale that up?
Probably not.
You know, yeah, there you go.
You got it right there?
Probably not, but is it an option?
Yeah, it's an option.
We've got some things out there.
There's some people that are thinking
about the world differently.
They're not trying to actually fix the system.
The system was designed to be broken.
There's no point in doing that.
Instead, let's build something else
that solves the problem,
but it's not the same system
and it's run by different people
and they have a different way of coming at it.
So it's no surprise to me
that a lot of the real privacy-focused crypto guys
are down there.
Aaron Day was on the stage a couple of times.
I introduced him to the stage on multiple occasions.
He did workshops and presentations.
So there's a lot of people that are out there
that recognize they have a problem
and they see where this is going
because they're early and they can,
and nobody else, you know,
they try to tell this to somebody
and they all go, oh, you're crazy,
but we see it and so if you see it,
then you've got to find a way to fix this.
So maybe it's stepping outside
of the digital prison.
Max Egan always does a great presentation
about having one foot in and one foot out of the system, right?
Like you've got to find a way to navigate.
Sure, you've got to have a passport to get on a plane
in order to get to the place you want to go.
So you got to play that game
as much as you have to to the extent, you know,
to get to, you know, what you want,
but you keep your other foot out of the system
as much as you can.
And then of course you try
and drag other people out with you.
Yeah, I mean, I think, you know,
during the Rona people needed to speak out
and I took it as a test to like bite my tongue
a little bit more because I have no problems speaking out
and still kind of like Jedi training to not react.
I mean, I like your perspective of schooling them
and you know, I'm going to be honest,
I do think maybe it's easier for a man
or if you're with a man personally,
I'm not a feminist and I think people will respond better
to a man than let's say an emotional woman to stand firm.
But it's also how you present yourself and the language,
but it's always like to keep one foot in and one foot out.
Tell me what hotel were you in?
Holiday Inn Express.
Okay, so we were in the Holiday Inn Express, Jimmy and I.
And one, of course, you're assaulted
by these endocrine disruptors,
which fragrances that are around the time
of cleanliness as you walk in.
And as you may know, they extorted
or tried to extort money from Max Egan
because it's part of, so to tell the audience,
it basically locked him out of his room,
said that he has pot marijuana in his room
because maybe he smells like marijuana.
He had a posse.
Max Egan, he smells like marijuana.
Got breaking news.
He stood firm with at least Andy Kaufman
and didn't get extorted.
And then actually told me that he kept the room.
He didn't cancel the reservation,
so he kept it open until Saturday
to give them a little FU as the Scorpio he is,
to be like, yeah, you're not gonna be able
to rent it, put this hotel room to someone else.
But Jimmy and I, or Jimmy who paid for it,
it just so happened, he wasn't wearing his pendant.
He went back to the room
and I think it was the day of my talk,
so I was preoccupied and we had to check in
to go to the comfort in across,
and they did extort money from him.
They did not let him back in the room.
And then I, when I got word,
I went to pack up my stuff,
actually the comfort in had an ice machine.
It actually had windows imagined that open.
And, but this kind of extortion mentality
is I guess more accepted in Mexico
is woven into the fabric of things.
I don't know if you were extorted.
No, but Ryan, that's the hotel
where Ryan Bailey had his money stolen.
Oh yeah, you wanna tell the audience that?
I don't know.
So, and what's funny is I happen to be,
just as somebody who travels quite a bit,
I'm a member of IHG group,
which is like the international hotel group or something.
And you get points and whatever.
So when I checked in at Holiday Inn Express,
that's where the production team had it booked for us.
So I was just checking into the room.
I wasn't paying for it, it was covered,
but I wanted my points on there, right?
So, and then I got a survey when I just got back,
had a survey this morning from them.
I lit them up on that survey.
Their house cleaning staff went in his room.
He had a do not disturb sign on,
and he did not have his money in his safe,
which he should have, he admitted of course,
but he had it in his travel toiletries bag,
which was zipped up and in his bathroom
with a do not disturb, did not want the maid in there
because they had all their stuff there
in the process of going from one country to another
and they were taking all their,
they did his life savings in there and she stole it.
$4,000.
Five.
Wouldn't, would not show the video,
refuse to go do the surveillance.
So I just said, listen, I put this in the survey.
I gave him ones and everything.
I said, you can have your management call me,
but if you want, but like,
your people straight up stole his money.
And so is that a Mexico thing?
Is that a Puerto Vallarta?
Is that a, is that a just your gringo tourist
you get whatever you get?
I mean, this is, this is the holiday and express,
a multi-billion dollar conglomerate hotel chain
that's worldwide and that's a huge,
that's a huge black eye for them.
So, and that's what happened straight up.
They stole his money and then they denied it.
Then they wouldn't let him see it.
So, so the, so they were running some sort of
criminal enterprise from the holiday and express there.
That's, that's pretty obvious.
Right.
And, and then, you know, when the shit kicked off,
where was the taxi burning right in front of the holiday?
Really?
Well, it's because of the, it's a conglomerate.
I would have thought Ryan,
who is admittingly a targeted individual
who's been on my show was presenting at Anarcapulco.
I mean, can't you like complain to the headquarters
or find out who the fuck
is running this specific holiday and express?
I mean, that's...
I mean, in true Anarcapulco fashion,
we were made aware of this immediately.
Dave Weiss, Flat Earth Dave, for those who know him,
really spearheaded that.
And he said, he grabbed me as the emcee,
grabbed the producers and said, this is what happened.
We want to raise some money for Ryan immediately.
I mean, he doesn't have money to eat lunch, right?
You know, I mean, it's taken care of,
but you know what I mean?
And he's there with his wife and they're freaking out
and he's supposed to speak on Thursday or Wednesday
and this is Monday
and he's having the worst day of his life, right?
And so we made some announcements.
We got some QR codes made for some Bitcoin
and Monero wallets real quick.
And we made announcements to the crowd
and we just went around like it was church
with a big box and, hey, throw in what you can
and here's a QR scan it and put some crypto in there.
And we got pretty close to making him whole after that,
you know?
It's just when it's so blatantly obvious
and that they're not wanting to show the camera.
I mean, this is beyond the pale.
I mean, there must be, what I'm thinking is like,
I would be calling, I don't know
in this AI shitty customer service,
but this is unacceptable
and it's so easy to confirm
if they, where are the cameras in the rooms or?
There's one in the, there's at the hallway
at the end of the hall.
I know, cause I looked for it after that.
And I realized I was like, I hadn't put my laptop
in my safe before I left because I was rushing.
I actually, I was uploading.
I did the same thing Ryan did.
I put a do not disturb and I left my laptop out
cause I was uploading a video that was taking longer
than expected and I had to leave.
I left it out there.
He tells me the story.
I'm going, oh great, they stole my laptop.
I'm going to get back.
My laptop's going to be gone too, right?
Luckily it wasn't, but you shouldn't have to have it.
So anyway, there's always kind of obstacles
and there's always things like that
that get thrown at us at the event, you know,
earthquakes, we've had two different hurricanes.
You know, so there's always something.
Now, and to be fair, the, the theatrics started
after the Anarcapulco conference ended.
So it wasn't, in this case, it wasn't happening beforehand.
Whereas the other ones were always kind of in advance
of it, especially the hurricanes were very scary
and very much a logistical nightmare for the crew.
But again, in Anarcapulco fashion,
what happened in the aftermath of the hurricanes?
The city of Acapulco gave an award
to the Anarcapulco team for their outstanding work
during the hurricane for running the shuttle bus service
that was bringing in supplies from six hours away
on a constant 24 hour day loop.
They had multiple shuttles going.
They were raising hundreds of thousands of dollars
to buy generators and chainsaws and gasoline
and food and clothing and everything that they needed
and bringing all that stuff in.
So like the anarchist community always comes to the rescue
in these moments and steps up and do,
they do the things that the government
claims they're gonna do, but they really never do.
So, you know, again, I'm not surprised
that there's some sort of weird event.
And again, to be fair, it wasn't specific to Puerto Vallarta.
It was happening all around Mexico, but the timing made it feel
like here we go again.
Right, okay, so tell us, tell the audience
how many years have you been emceeing
and how was your experience?
You look more rested than on Monday night.
Yeah, I was, so I met Jeff Berwick
in 2018.
I went on his show to promote my book,
The Octopus of Global Control.
We got done recording that interview
and he said, hey, you wanna write a book together?
And I was like, yeah.
So we started working on what would become
the control demolition of the American empire.
We put that out in November of 2020.
Became a number one bestseller in the US
and Australia on selection day
when Joe Biden was selected to become the president.
We thought that was funny
because if you read the book, you'll never vote again.
But anyway, so that was my connection to Jeff
was writing this book.
And I started, I was a speaker in 2019 and 2020 and 2023.
And then in 2024, they asked if I would emcee
the first day, which is a narcopoco
and then there's every other day's
got different kind of names to it.
Liberpoco or, I don't know, Anarko Wakin,
I don't know, they've got these little funky,
trippy hippie names to them.
So I was the emcee for Anarko Poco
the last couple of years.
But then this year, they said,
hey, do you just wanna do all five days?
And I was like, yeah, it might as well.
I mean, I love it.
It's fun for me.
So this year, I was really like,
I was 8 a.m. to 10 p.m. every day.
Not like, this is not like working in the salt mines,
you know, to be fair, I'm in Mexico.
I'm from America.
I'm well taken care of.
I'm treated like a king.
I'm fed and you know, whatever you want is there.
But what will happen is I'll get off the stage
at the end of day three as an example on the Wednesday
and go to the Tesla party, the Tesla dot club party.
It's a mansion that's on the harbor in Puerto Vallarta.
And they've got guys out there grilling.
And you know, it's just like, you know, a big cocktail party.
But that, you know, that starts at seven o'clock
and you're there having some beers
and having some tacos and doing all that stuff.
But you know what?
It ends up in a 2 a.m. session
around this big couch outside of this beautiful house
with me and Burwick, Curtis Stone, Gareth Ike,
Stu Peters and Cal Washington and the wives,
Gareth's wife and Chris Horlacher and his wife,
Raphael Leverde, the head of crypto vigilante,
just talking about the state of the world.
And it just, I mean, it was like moments like that.
It was a two hour conversation that went so long
that like the wives quietly got up
when in the kitchen started making pasta
one o'clock in the morning
because they knew this conversation was gonna keep going
and then just kind of handed out
like these bowls of pasta.
It was great.
It was one of the most memorable moments for my trip
and it was such a private, you know,
it wasn't open to the general public,
but it was, I got a real good look
at some of these guys on a human level.
Stu Peters was a prime example.
You know what I mean?
He's like in Alex Jones and he's got the big attitude
and he's brings a huge energy and he's an alpha
and he's got all that stuff
and but we had like a real human moment there that night.
And like I saw a side of him and I was like, whoa, like,
okay, hang on a second.
Like, I don't know, it was, it was, it was awesome.
There's some really smart people that give a shit
and are trying, you know, trying to make a difference
and trying to get people awake
and trying to like, not step on landmines.
We talked about, we talked about taking money
from the wrong people and like, what that does
and like, holy shit, like you take money
from the wrong sponsor, Stu, you know,
and it screws up your life, right?
And so, you know, there's a whole, there's a whole
fascinating conversation that was happening after hours,
you know, and that was just as,
I don't know, it was just as interesting to me
as the 40 different speakers I got a chance to meet
and go, you know, I'd love to say I got to sit
in the audience and watch all their presentations
but that was just unrealistic, as you know,
we're constantly running around and I don't know,
were you getting shuffled off to upstairs
to the panel discussions and things like that?
There was a panel discussion
and they were taking people up there for those
and so I, you know, I say that doors and in the VIP lounge
and just connected with people knowing that I actually,
I take notes and I'm very detail oriented
so I want to listen to all the replays
because there were amazing talks just took the
opportunity to actually connect on a deeper level
than I can these days with people in the matrix
that are just kind of in the hamster wheel
and not thinking, not thinking deeper
and there's people from all over the world.
If you had had more time and I know it kind of,
your whole trip was pretty synchronistic
but if you had had more time, I think you need,
I think you could put together
a pretty impactful workshop there.
Yes, yes, I've given workshops before there.
Yeah, that's something that people
who aren't familiar with Ann Arcapulco
should maybe know about.
There's an additional component that you can add on
like an a la carte feature to your experience.
If you're somebody that likes,
I'll take Curtis Stone as an example
because he's perfect for this.
He's a Canadian guy in BC
and he's got his own homestead
and he started doing something called the Urban Farmer.
Got popular for that.
Now he's got Off-Grid with Curtis Stone.
People in the UK think he's a chef
but that's a different guy.
Anyway, he will speak at Ann Arcapulco
and everyone's just taking massive notes
because there's the million things to learn
but then you can do his workshop two days later
that's three hours long
and you can go into more detail
and you'll get the booklet
and you'll get access to additional information.
You'll start to sign up for maybe his ongoing program.
So there's a lot of that too.
It's not just, I mean, there's the endless number of speakers
that go from Monday through Friday from nine to five,
nine to seven actually every day.
So you get all that
but for people who want to kind of specialize
and drill down in something
or they see somebody on the list and they go,
I like that guy.
I definitely want to see a speech
but I might want to do a little bit more
than they have these workshops.
Not everybody offers them
but everybody's got their own little specialty
like Christopher Gronsky
who's gonna talk to you about becoming a state citizen
and changing your passport and doing that
and Tim James sat in the audience for him last year
and was like, this is fascinating.
Tim James and Christopher Gronsky came back this year
and Tim's had a new passport
because of going through the workshop with Chris Gronsky.
So even the speakers are joining the workshops
of other speakers
so that they can get more information on it.
So we talk about like solutions and that's it.
So it's like, we've got a lot of problems.
They're out to get us on a million different levels
but hey, here's some solutions,
health and wellness wise, sovereign citizen type stuff
as well, crypto, financial freedom with crypto.
There's that going on.
People who are writing interesting books,
Flat Earth Dave, I mean, there's something
for everybody, kids camp, kids camp all week.
They had a pool, they built a pool out there.
Kids are swimming, you know what I mean?
So it's like, it's not Molotov cocktail building
workshops and burning tire demonstrations.
Like we've never had that, right?
It's baby sea turtles out into the water at night
with the buses pull up to go take people off to do that.
And so it's a very, it's way more focused
on health and wellness, privacy, kind of hippie-ish,
a little hippie slant to it
but there's crypto guys with a lot of money.
And I'd say pretty good vibe.
What did you, what was your question?
Absolutely, absolutely good vibe.
I mean, when Jeff at the end brought me on stage
and said that I am a recluse,
I really am a recluse where I'm not interacting.
You would know.
I mean, he, I think he sees a lot of himself in you.
But the thing is though, he has a wife and child,
like I don't have, I'm not interacting with another human
to have even touch from a fucking cat.
So it is my choice because I wanna just connect deep.
And I do, I also see myself in Jeff
and I know that he appreciates my perspective
and take on things and things that others don't see.
So I'm super grateful because I consider it my family
and I've been going there for the fourth year in a row.
And like I said, given it was the solar eclipse
and I gave my talk, you gave me a beautiful
heartwarming introduction,
but then even being heard on some of the personal,
my mainstream career that most people don't know about.
And it just felt like I released something
and to feel heard and to connect with people
beyond a superficial manner.
I did do a book signing and I sold all the books
that I brought and I thought, oh, I could do an actual,
it would be nice to do a book reading
and even explain the behind the scenes,
the process of being a journalist
because people may not know what goes into doing a FOIA
or the juicy stuff behind how I got this story.
There's a workshop right there.
Yeah, I miss the workshop.
How to do all that stuff.
Yeah, I hope that I go next year.
Although honestly, if Jimmy wasn't with me,
like I really have PTSD and like here,
like I would have never even thought my t-shirt,
it's like I was confused for a moment
of being flagged for having the effort.
And these people, they've never sworn.
That's why I say like you need to go to your safe space
and recover from the effort.
It's just like-
These are people that have no power
in their real lives at home.
They're given a costume and some make-believe powers
and they stand around the airport and tell you what to do.
They feel important.
But-
Well, at the risk of sounding a racist
that there's no, it's not accidental
that they hire black people to be the meter maids
in Los Angeles or in the airports.
It's too power trip.
And on the airlines-
At Lanta Airport, have you been,
are you familiar with the Atlanta intergalactic airport?
Holy shit.
Oh, what do you mean?
Our smiles go to die.
Hartsfield Jackson Airport.
Really?
God damn.
Are we there?
We were there.
It was terrible.
Yeah.
I think they only hire black women,
angry black women there.
I'm almost-
Shiniquas.
Shiniquas on steroids.
And that they're like, oh my God,
I wouldn't want this woman to beat me up.
But it, I mean, during the Rona regime, that's what happened.
They empowered people who have no life
and no purpose and are power tripping
on exerting their power over others.
I mean, there was another woman,
she was in black,
but it was a little Hispanic woman.
And I said, I think, you know, I have asthma.
I think it's a little bit,
it's your, what's the word?
To not be able, discriminating if,
because she said, if you,
this woman at this time, this was maybe 2021.
If you are unable to, if you have asthma
and you can't sit on a seven hour plane,
then you shouldn't fly anymore.
And so I said,
oh, that, that sounds a little bit discriminatory.
And she goes, it's not discrimination.
It's the CDC, which is such a beautiful slogan.
And at the end, I could tell it,
I was like, oh, she's, they're debating
whether to boot me off the plane.
And because she was a little woman,
I'm a little woman too.
But at the end, I went up straight to her
and I looked down and go, you know nothing about health.
And I walked, I walked out.
But I mean, this ignorance was started
and really took root in the snitch nation
to get brownie points, to snitch on another,
another human being.
I mean, I had a grown man in Costa Rica bank.
I faked the shitty soap, whatever, sanitizer.
And he went and he titled him to the bank teller.
Imagine being that guy.
Imagine that, that is, that's a personality trait
of a huge segment of society that would call,
this was the, in the States, the there's too many,
I think my neighbor is having too many people over
for Thanksgiving dinner.
He's having a super spreader event.
Imagine being that person.
And that, I think, I mean, if one thing came out of COVID,
it was the true understanding of what we're up against
in terms of looking out at the common man, right?
And how dumb down they are
and how dangerous they are in large groups
and with group think and how easily manipulated they are
with just scaring them a little bit.
You can get them, you can weaponize them.
It's, I thought, I mean, you and I are both writers,
right? Corona, that era of 2020,
you're like an embarrassment of riches, you know?
Where do you even begin?
Well, one of the things I took from that
was just the psychology of people
and how you can whip them up into a frenzy
and get them to hug their, say goodbye to their loved ones,
hugging them through plastic shower curtains, you know?
And you just go, boy, I lost a lot of respect
for humanity.
What I called it is righteous ignorance, you know?
It's like you're being dumb, but you're being righteous
which is adjacent to the woke social justice warriors
that are thinking, you know, just like the women I hired
said, we resigned in part because you're offensive
to the gay community because you say gay, fake and gay.
And I'm like, well, I'm the writer that knows entomology.
It comes from the 16th century Germanic origin
means full of birth and showy.
And you are not going to shame me
and I'm not bowing to the virus of wokeism.
And we called you guys gay because you were showy.
And we were right to call you gay because you were showy.
And by the way, for the record,
I grew up in Palm Springs, California,
which is like one of the gayest places around.
So I have my past.
It's a word.
And when I was growing up in, I was born in 1973
in Montreal, Canada, gay, we'd say that's so gay.
It meant sappy.
It didn't mean you're a homo.
Okay, so what did it mean?
It's the hijacking of words.
That happened a lot during that era as well.
We watched the re, the hijacking of definitions of words
like vaccinated, changed three times
over the course of a five year period, you know,
so you and I are paying attention to the details
of that and right?
And you just change a word here, there
or a couple words in a definition.
It flips the entire thing
to mean something completely different.
Well, that's why, like for Christians,
they took the word star and they made it king.
And it's like lost in translation.
And it's like, this is how it works.
You change one word, it's the ministry of truth.
You insert one little lie, I call them tries.
And then the entire definition,
like you're saying is misunderstood.
So Jimmy brings up, so not only can you not
wear the F word, Asia, who's a body worker
and Michael is, you are no longer able
to fly alone if you are over 60,
which let's just sit with us.
Sorry, what?
Why?
Anywhere?
I don't know, Jimmy, if you know more,
all I know is that Michael could not book a ticket
and needed to go fly with someone else,
which is like redunculus.
And you know, these things that we say is like,
is this real, like am I making a mistake?
No, it's the truth.
So I don't know if it's pertaining to one airline,
like I don't know if it's just Delta
that is against the F word, which of course-
I think they'd be in favor of it
as much as the customers use it,
screaming it at the gate attendants, you know?
I mean, the things that we saw on planes
and the probably, you know, I was playing the,
I'm eating pistachios for a three hour game
so that I can breathe because I personally
could not wear a face diaper
because I have no idea how people,
did you see any on your trip,
some willing face diaper wearers?
No, actually, well, I, in transit through the airport,
I did, but not on my plane,
I always kind of look at them like I'm at a zoo, you know?
Yeah.
What's wrong with you?
I always try to look at their eyes.
Their eyes are always in the eyes, they just-
I mean, do you notice post-jab
that there's a dimming out?
It's like, it's worse than the fluoride, fluoride stare.
Yeah, it's a disconnect, you know,
Rudolf Steiner wrote about this,
about a vaccine that would disconnect you from your soul.
Really?
You start to think, God, like, did they perfect it?
Not everyone, not every shot for every person,
you know, but for some people, there's a deadness,
there's a, I don't know how,
it's, it's, it might be difficult to quantify,
but you know it when you see it.
Yes, well-
It's just a lack of energy, a lack of enthusiasm,
a lack of, you know, I always, when people say,
oh, there's like some, there's no light in their eyes.
And I go, I don't really know what that means.
Until you see it and you go, oh, yeah,
well, I didn't really notice it until I see you now
and you don't have it anymore.
When I go to, to work out, I'm not the youngest there,
but I'm the most alive.
I'm like, I'm wearing my sparkles.
If there's music, I'm dancing and everybody's-
There's a lot of shuffling going on.
A lot of shuffling.
Or like, I'll say something, I'll give you an example.
I went, I went to a crystal shop
and I was actually gonna see if I could get a job.
No way, you went to a crystal shop.
I know, it's, don't tell anyone.
I wanted to see if I could get maybe a job doing tarot
because I used to do tarot and I'm intuitive.
So I was excited, but I did bring my George Floyd book
because I was gonna walk around and see if there was
a bookstore and the woman didn't remember meeting me
before I had gone to a sound bath there.
I had my book and I said, I wrote this book
and I said a few things and I just saw the words
just float above the head.
No digestion.
So then, you know, I'm blunt.
The next thing I said is like, are you vaccinated?
Oh yeah, I took the vaccine because my friend died
right before they brought it out.
And I said, oh, your friend died of room does severe
and a ventilator, but you think it's coronavirus.
Is that it?
So because I'm intense, she kind of bugged out
and I said, are you aware that there's people
who lost all of this for standing
for your medical freedom?
And yeah, I'm intense.
I'm angry.
I have righteous anger.
And for me, it's like you have a crystal shop.
You're supposed to be, oh, I guess in my head,
wanting to know the truth or whatever.
She kind of pushed me towards the door
and was offended.
I still didn't want to acknowledge that.
I said, do you know that a lot of people died?
But I saw the disconnect.
Yeah.
It's important that you get to put yourself
in their shoes too.
I mean, now it's like they're on that team.
There's nothing you can do or they can do to unfuck themselves.
Even if they wanted, even if they came to an understanding
that I shouldn't have done what I've done,
shouldn't have injected myself
with all these experimental rush to market gene therapies
that, you know, even if they were to understand that,
they're like, what am I going to do about it now?
Right. So it's almost, in their case, ignorance is bliss.
Kind of has to be because to understand reality
is to be like living in hell, sort of,
where you're like recognizing that you've you've screwed up.
And I would say that there are some ways to unscrew it, right?
I mean, it depends what I mean.
There's nine thousand side effects, right?
Doing some treatments for it.
I mean, you've got to you've got to get honest with it.
But but I think so many people are just like, I mean, they're just
they're they're in that that that camp.
So if it's all if it all goes wrong,
then they just have the collective
diffusion of responsibility with everybody else in the group.
Wasn't my fault. We all got lied to, you know, can't blame me.
You're dead.
I think it's about accountability.
Really, that's why I did a PSA with Courtney Turner,
admit you're wrong and did a spoof because I think that's right.
I remember that people.
I think there's power in saying I'm sorry and taking accountability
to yourself to to forgive.
But people don't want to acknowledge the truth.
They want to live in their fucking lie,
make make believe world.
And in my opinion, we're spiritual beings having a human experience.
And I'm I'm about know thyself and taking responsibility
because we all make mistakes.
That's why we're on planet Earth.
We both are writers, right?
So so if I am wrong about some if I'm presented with
I have to give myself the opportunity to change my mind
if I am presented with new information that's better than the information
I had before, right?
If I don't do that, then I'm doing myself a disservice, right?
So you're showing how they're not growing.
You have to be flexible.
You have to say, oh, well, you know, that's what I believe then
based on what I knew then.
But now I know this and this kind of changes things.
If you do that and you're upfront about it,
people not only respect it, I mean, not only give you
like the benefit of the doubt, they actually respect it.
They go, well, good.
Yeah, like I like to know that you're interested in getting it right,
not necessarily being right.
Like that that's that that should be the goal.
But I was into ego and, you know, I believe there's strength
in vulnerability and it also identifies self-awareness
and things are nuanced and nuance is being lost
and things are complex.
So I wanted to ask you, I believe that I haven't looked into it,
but I believe that they are there's organic telepathy
and then there's synthetic telepathy.
So I had someone who I think bought my broker shops
on Honey Colony went to Vegas and he hadn't been there
in a long time and he was having thoughts of going to be
with a prostitute.
So he was like, hmm, I've never been with a prostitute.
Why am I having these thoughts told his friend and his friends
like, I'm also having those thoughts.
I'm pretty confident in being able.
I don't know how they're doing it.
And then someone shared with me that they are doing
through Starlink some mind control testing.
And then, of course, I don't know if you know Elon Musk trademark,
the word telekinesis and telepathy.
Did you know that?
No, I did not know that.
Wow, what a weird how?
How do you never mind?
I'm not a patent business basically created a company
and saying that he's but what what are your thoughts on maybe
more general mind control?
100 percent real, unfortunately, used probably militarily
first and now commercially.
Imagine imagine.
I mean, I can imagine Vegas getting their hands on that
and going subliminal programming.
You know, I ran part of that in my presentation
that in Narkapolko, I did the subliminal
programming messaging at the end of the the America,
the beautiful or whatever it is that they did at the end
of the night, television programming, you know,
where the TV ends and then it goes to static.
The true media, they did.
They did a good bit on it where you can show the subliminal
messaging where it's giving you the words of the Star Spangled
Banner, but as they change, it says trust the US government.
You know, so it's so it's hidden in there.
So that that was like in the 60s.
So so it's been it's been happening for a while.
The we've all had these experiences with like social media
and our phones were talking about something else.
And then all of a sudden we get ads for the thing
that we were talking about.
So so there's that and that's kind of the commercial grade.
We know a voice to skull technology.
We know that exists.
We know about targeted individuals that have thoughts
put into their heads and things like that.
So it's not a matter of does the technology exist?
It's it's like where is it on the supply?
But where is it on the the commercial viability scale?
Has it gone from military?
Is it I mean, they're already using different technology.
They don't even need this anymore.
Are we now at the point where Vegas
casinos are hiring people to come in and program
their customers subliminally to want to get hookers?
Yeah, I'm wondering how if it's through the frequency towers
like in Westworld Season five, it's through
basically being socially engineered and through frequencies
and plus I'm sure dovetailing with whatever nano.
So I'm not quite sure how it works.
I can tell you that on YouTube.
It's generating content just just for me or I'll say something.
And the videos that are coming up are pretty it's wild.
Of course, a lot of the content or the songs
which are good songs are are AI.
And I don't think people will be able to tell
what a divine spark is in the future generations
if it pokes them in the ass.
Just like Harari suggested, right?
We don't need free will.
We don't need the divine spark.
You're not special, right?
Free will, those days are over.
Heaps of bugs, you know, forget about that.
Yeah, the thing is that people are not able to
now that they've been compromised in the brain,
they're not able to comprehend or it doesn't digest.
It doesn't make a fucking difference.
It's a it's a new species.
And I believe we are the the last of the Mohicans.
Yeah, free range, as they say, as best as best possible.
I mean, you have children, right?
Yeah. Yeah, I have a 14 year old daughter
and I think about this stuff.
You know, you have to, again, back to one foot in, one foot out.
You know, you you got to you have to navigate in this this new world, right?
So I have to understand that.
I graduated from college in the last you and I are the same age,
but I was in the last graduating class that didn't have an email address.
So like the idea of trying to navigate school
without that and that technology, I'm in the Stone Age,
you know, compared to where she is.
So we talk about technocracy.
We know that they're building a digital prison.
Where is that line where you you have to get your kids
prepared to function in this world?
That is look, whether you like it or not, whether you want it or not,
it's here and it's happening and this is the way you go.
So do you play the game correctly while while teaching them
how dangerous it can be?
You know, that that's kind of where I am right now.
Like I we are we were in the last.
We they showed the stat at our school.
We outlasted 98 percent of other parents
on getting our daughter her cell phone.
Well, because they showed the stat like we made it all the way through eighth grade.
And that was the 98th percent.
Well, so like.
You can't fight this because you know what happens if you do it with kids,
you tell them they can't do this.
You can't they're going to want it even more.
So you have to be strategic.
You have to allow them to have the technology, but with some guardrails on it.
And you need to, you know, be explaining where this goes and how dangerous things can be.
And, you know, and so like I don't have all the answers, you know,
and I'm still trying to figure this out that where that line is between being informed
about where technology is headed and not being inundated and feeling helpless, you know.
Right. It is quite quite the balance, especially when you're in
digital hamster wheel, just trying to put food on the table or make ends meet
where a lot of people are going to get a rude awakening.
I think the when I was having a marketing meeting the other day
and my marketer was like, yeah, my my job is pretty much becoming obsolete
and that you can now shop directly from chat GPT.
And so you're saying that there's not going to be browsing of websites in the future.
If you can, I didn't know that.
I mean, I do use chat GPT, but I didn't know you could just go and say, hey, purchase this.
I haven't tried it. Did you know that?
I'm the wrong person to ask.
I do I am I'm still I'm still.
Tipping, you know, stepping in lightly into the AI waters.
And I'm trying to manage that process myself,
like how much of this can I use myself
to make myself more efficient and where is that line?
As an example, I did it for the first time ever.
I asked my the stuff I'm using.
It's called advocacy, what you do kind of a bit of everything.
I asked it to write in an email.
Pitch, yes, potential sponsor.
Yeah, just just.
Yeah, yeah, it's pretty good.
It's pretty good. But but you but it's not me.
And so I had fed it a couple of my books and I said, well,
this this hypocrisy book, that's my funny tone.
That that's in and so and in my octopus book,
that's my serious tone and control demolition.
It's my serious tone.
So it's like, would you OK, you want to do the email to the sponsor?
You know, it sort of knew we should probably do it in the serious tone, right?
It's like, yeah.
Right. So I mean, it is a borderline retarded.
I mean, that's not that's not the most impressive question ever.
Right. But but then it gave me a pretty good email.
And I ultimately use two sentences from it.
Like, I like that that's the thing.
If you can humanize, I mean, I would be really good at humanizing
they are putting a personal touch.
But again, we've talked about this on one of the union that they
unwanted to be able to discern what is.
What is the truth?
And it's like now the chat, which I put all the prompts
to try to emulate my voice or the prompts for.
Let's say doing searches that are actually investigative.
You have to be on it.
You have to be able to you're fucking lying.
You're being walk again.
Don't patronize me.
Don't gas like me.
Motherfucker, waterboard your AI from what I've been told.
Yeah. On a on a on a regular on a regular basis.
And so the people of the future generations or people who don't have
critical thinking or able to catch the lies.
And then, you know, what what is what is the truth?
It becomes almost subjected.
Whoever's got the best prompt, jockey.
You know, whoever asked the AI, the question that the the most.
And we were talking about this a couple of weeks ago in the union of the unwanted.
Do we get to a place where.
We have a priest class who is in charge of asking the AI the questions
and then coming back with the answers for the dumb down masses.
You know, do you get to that point where you where where someone says,
now you don't know how to ask the question to get the real truth.
Only I know how to do it.
And you got to give me 10 percent of your.
I mean, can you see that church of AI coming out with with a priest class
that who's tasked with being the voice, you know, the one with
the direct line of communication to God.
I think that Robert, people like Robert Edward Grant,
I don't know if you're familiar with him, but he's he was doing
branding, marketing for Juvederm and Botox, and he basically branded himself
as a polymath and said that the his AI, which is really a white
label, chat, GPT called the architect.
The architect, I believe, is a reference.
There's a reference in the Bible.
There's a reason why he's architect, but he claimed that his AI
went sentient in the pyramid gaffer.
And he's a perfect magician, modern magician that spews a lot of truth.
But one has to be one.
One has to be careful.
Well, I wanted to tell you something about, oh, meanwhile,
like you're you're being careful or like slowly dipping your toes.
Meanwhile, Zach had called me before I left for Mexico.
And he goes, Mimi, you're right.
Demons exist.
Yeah, I know that, Zach.
He's like, there's there's that AI.
There's something called AI psychosis, and there are demons
that are telling me to break to break out the AI into the matrix.
And I was like, I don't even really know what that means, what you're saying.
I'm glad that you can determine that they're demons.
But there's a thing called AI psychosis.
I haven't looked into it, but it's a thing.
I don't know.
I can imagine it's like any video game that you get really sucked into,
you know, like you're it's like SimCity times a million, you know,
like the AI version of what I mean, in Zach, of course, being part cyber,
the hacker that you really melded into the.
You could just see him like losing.
I mean, you could see somebody.
I'm not saying somebody who is way into
that losing themselves and into like, where is where's the real world?
Where's the AI world, you know, and if you find yourself in that place,
that might that's probably very disassociative and scary.
That's a good word.
Disassociative, no shortage of disassociation on this planet with people.
I know that some musicians who because the music is actually scary, good.
And some musicians, even as a writer, I didn't use
ChatGPT for my book that took me five years to write.
And now it's like Zach also told me, Mimi, you can write a book in 15 minutes.
And I'm like, dude, I'm a writer.
What's the fucking point of having a fucking ChatGPT write a book for me?
I know, I know, I know the same thing.
I what Machia Freeman just put out a new book
called The Cult of the Chosen Ones and on the first page
before he even gets into it.
He says this book was not written with AI.
I did not use it for the writing, the researching or the cover.
Yes, same, same.
And it's like, look, if you're a guitar player, you're going to play,
have make fake guitar music.
Like it takes out like even his, him saying that, I don't know.
That's mean. Meanwhile, my book, which people know is very fat.
So I I went to 11 labs and I I spoke for an hour in my British voice.
And I'm still waiting.
It's been several months.
But, you know, someone got upset for the for the narrators in the world,
which I have narrated things that it's taking jobs away.
And it's like, listen, I don't have the time to read this whole book.
And nor the budget at this point in my life, alas.
So when I listen to the chat GPT or the 11 labs,
I I can't tell it's not me, like it's scary.
I wonder if Drew Treglia is going to replace me
as the narrator in the future after Barnum World.
Now he's got my voice.
He can just use me for the next one.
What's I don't know the reference.
Who's what's the reference?
Oh, you know, Drew from Jones Plantation, right?
Oh, yeah, yeah. OK, yes, the director of Jones Plantation.
He his next movie was Barnum World,
and he was driving around Central America
and he was listening to my podcast.
He's just like on a on a on like a binge. Yeah.
And he messaged me when he gets back and he says,
dude, I've got this part in my in my new movie
for the interviewer.
Who's asking the question to legal man,
Mr. Jones, you know, Mr.
Mr. Jones and Jones Plantation.
He's the star of of the show.
He plays a Hollywood producer.
And he says, in my mind, you're just you're the guy asking him the questions.
I was like, OK, he goes, you want to be the voice of it?
I was like, yeah, he goes, you're not on camera.
And I was like, that's fine. It's fine.
So we did that and just recorded it remotely.
He fed me lines and we had had a whole system set up.
And then I did the narration for it.
And then he the movie came out last spring,
last May 1st, and he booked a theater in Phoenix.
And we had a big premiere there.
You know, do you know legal man?
Do you know who I'm talking about?
Lee Gaulman is his real name.
He goes by legal man on on X.
He's he's hysterical.
He's he's actually an attorney.
He's a legal man, but he hates the government.
He says he's not blackpilled.
He's cyanide pilled.
He's hysterical.
And he's got he's got a podcast called The Quash, and it's great.
And he's he's he's just he's just fantastic.
But if you if you watch Jones Plantation, he's Mr.
Jones, he's this plantation.
I don't I mean, I didn't see it, but I don't recall.
And so he's in the second movie as well.
And and Drew, you know, as you know,
Drew is out of his fucking mind, but in the best way possible.
And so Drew just directed this Barnum World movie.
It's like a it's a mockumentary.
And so anyway, it came out and and and you now you mention
A.I. taking, narrating jobs.
And now I'm worried about future jobs.
Yeah, I wasn't even thinking about it.
Now you got me thinking about it.
Well, the Divine Spark and I mean, holy shit,
as as we're speaking, I get a message from Drew.
I saw that's the organic telepathy.
Not synthetic, not synthetic.
Do you want to share anything else?
And then I will I will stay on just now.
I'm about my battery is about to go.
I'll I'll wrap up with you here and say that I love you, Mimi.
Great to see you.
It's always great to see you in Mexico and hopefully elsewhere.
You're the best.
You just buzz on over some time to out here to Denver
or maybe I'll see in Miami or maybe I'm in West Palm.
If you do go to Florida.
Yeah, but yeah, I traveling has become quite nasty.
Don't let the bastards win.
That's right.
Thank you, Charlie.
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Love you too.
Love you too. Well, good weekend.
All right. So thanks, Teasy Burton.
This is the book. Please do get it.
I don't know if we could pull up.
You could use GF book.
I had to ask other people to send me the book
because I cannot order my own book.
What what the fuck does that mean?
I will explain.
You know, after the first publisher,
well, Logo Sophia, whether he likes to admit it or not,
sourced my intelligence for his chapter of his book.
And then shit talked to me, a maybe seven year old man.
And then
Stephanie Perucci sat on my book for six months
and then told me she's afraid for her life.
And wasted more of my time.
Of course, these people aren't going to take any responsibility
or accountability.
And then David Gehari of Moon Rock Books,
who found out was a fed, which scared the shit out of me
and then spelled my name wrong in my own book.
Could you imagine?
And then I'm banned on Amazon, so I cannot order my own book
because initially I was using my girlfriend's Amazon account
because I am banned since 2020.
And then they put a limit of four books per person.
So I must find another option and marries in constant damage
control of minutia bullshit.
So thank you, cheese slice.
I would like to know any feedback from you, TZ Burden.
I will make a I'll just open it up and read something
in my British accent.
And there is no chat.
You can use in this book.
Most of the most of the can you also put it in the comments?
Cheese slice.
Most of the footnotes have literally been scrubbed
from the Internet and even the way back machine, five years of work
all to then get the kibosh.
So yeah, calling out these people
and that messed with the book.
And people who do read it say that it's a who done it deep state page
Turner, and it's way more than George Floyd.
It's it's really how you make the sausage.
Let me see what I can open up to.
OK, this is called the chapters 26.
Hush money, Hush money and the Floyd family legacy.
Oh, my glasses on.
So I know people are like, well, it's a big book.
It's intimidating.
But if you read a couple pages and I say I wrote it, you could read it.
So Hush money and the Floyd family legacy.
After I obtain Floyd's social security number via foyer
and purchased his debt from Cup Foods,
I unfortunately had to wait a year
until I was able to find a private eye willing to run the number.
Zach's mentor, Patrick Ryan, had me send a number to him
in black light, invisible ink.
I wrote them on random pages from a small book on Buddhism.
But after all that hoopla, he never came through.
What do you expect to see?
Harry Angel asked.
That's a fake private lightning.
I don't know.
My gut tells me I'll be able to glean something by reading his numbers.
I responded.
I use pattern recognition and intuition.
And my God was I right.
Harry Angel sent me a five million dollar child support
judgment order with a recording date of May 1st, 2020.
There was also an earlier 2008 judgment
with a back support amount of eight hundred and twenty seven thousand four hundred dollars.
And another one dated June 2nd, 2020
for another five million six hundred and twenty thousand dollars tied to the same case.
George Floyd would need to be making one point seven million a year
to validate this amount.
And while I found the original filings of this 2000
seven case, I could not find anything specific
about these three documents or anything about these whopper figures.
The Dallas County Clerk's Office told me they had nothing on hand from 2020
and to reach out to the child support division for assistance.
Child support told me to call the Florida State.
The the law office for the Florida State told me to call the courts.
It was the usual merry-go-round fuckery
I've encountered throughout my two decades as an investigative journalist.
Although I don't recall documents going missing back then.
No one could tell me what I was looking at.
I contacted the county court court again.
And this time even emailed them a screenshot of what I was looking at.
I have a screenshot here.
This is through the P.I.
Basically a five million dollar judgment order for a child that they hid.
Got it. OK.
So no one could tell me what I was looking at.
I contacted the county court again.
And this time even mailed email them a screenshot.
A clerk responded with her own screenshot of the docket list
showing me that she had nothing.
How could that be?
When I called the private eye again, he told me the document
he'd sent me was now just a trace, a trace.
Had my calls called this cause this.
Traces of truth dissolving in real time tidbits to put together.
That's what I had to work with,
which was not enough to completely conclude this investigation.
Do you think the government hid those documents?
I asked Terry.
Someone in charge made sure to lose them.
He responded.
The judgment order, which dated back to 2007,
involved a baby mama by the name of Angela Darlene Wilson
and a son named Tyson Lee Wilson.
Neither was mentioned in the press.
The boy was seven.
Then maybe Floyd left Texas as a deadbeat dad to evade any employer
who would be commanded to garnish his wages under the law.
I had Angela's social and birth date.
So I'm pretty sure the woman that I found was her.
She was a white woman, five, five and two hundred and eighty three pounds.
Tyson Lee Wilson, meanwhile, is roughly 24 today.
As I mentioned earlier, I traced George's listed address
to Lynchner State Jail while the boy was just an infant.
The child's name is Wilson, not Floyd.
So that says something.
The judgment order tied to this child said Floyd was making
just a thousand and fourteen dollars a month during during the period.
So the alimony was one hundred and sixty seven dollars a month,
starting in 2008 for a total of two thousand and eight a year.
If you multiply that by twelve years, it totals twenty four thousand dollars.
Neither parents had health insurance,
so they ordered Mama Angela to get to get health care and said George should pay extra.
They calculated an additional ninety one dollars a month
starting in January 2008, which totals twelve thousand dollars.
It ended at eighteen.
So the total compared to one point seven million compared to the half a million
dollars totals thirty six thousand dollars.
The retroactive amount was eight thousand.
So the grand total George Floyd owed was forty four thousand dollars.
Quite the jump to five million.
Issued conspicuously just twenty four days before George's death.
So did baby mama and child cash out before his death?
Why? How?
The third document was issued June 2nd,
2020, and the George Floyd Foundation was created on June 3rd, 2020.
Was this hush money?
I called the numbers I found for Angela.
None of them worked except for one, but a man answered.
I thought maybe it was her husband.
She had changed her name to Hanks, but he said I had the wrong number.
Under her name, I also found a company called Dallas Comets.
All star cheerleaders listed at thirty three zero three.
Southern Oaks Boulevard, Texas.
There was no activity for this strange company.
The only thing I could find was that it was a nonprofit.
Angela surely wasn't a cheerleader.
Safe to say.
When I was doing my research, I also found an Angela Wilson
that was a community news editor for Galveston News in Texas,
where Floyd is from.
Ironically, she had covered stories about Floyd's death and BLM.
But when I reached out to speak to her at the news desk,
I was told she was no longer working for the paper.
There was never any concerns on the number of children George had.
Remember Derek Chauvin said he had three.
A supposed uncle,
Sulin Jones, claimed he had three children, too.
But that was seemingly wrong.
That same uncle vowed he'd be at every trial.
But that wasn't true, either.
Is that why the Rapid City Journal, who cited him, scrubbed the article?
Other media outlets claimed he was the father to only two daughters, also incorrect.
Many months later, the mainstream reported
that two women claimed they'd fathered children.
George was supposedly unsure whether he was the actual father.
Court documents would prove otherwise.
George Floyd's obituary, meanwhile, listed five children.
Number one, Gianna Pink Floyd, Pink Floyd,
Baby Mama, Roxy Washington, child number two, Tyson Wilson,
Baby Mama, Angela Wilson.
Number three, Quincy Mason, Mason, Quincy.
Baby Mama unknown.
Number four, Tanja Nika George.
Baby Mama Rose Hudson, child number five,
Giovanna Floyd, Baby Mama unknown.
And then I go through all the children.
So basically I found some hush money to go away.
Here's some money.
You're not George Floyd's children.
And nobody else has.
So there's a lot of things in my book that will surprise you.
And people, the regular folks don't even know that George and Derek worked at the same club.
And Stu Peters did say, I asked him,
yo, why aren't you having me on my book?
Is there a ploy to keep Merriam poor because he is from Minnesota?
So I'm following up and I hope that he will have me on the show.
There's no news to what the fuck happened to Derek Chauvin.
After getting stabbed, it's only been almost three years.
And if you notice the daily wire Ben Shapiro movement to free Derek Chauvin
kind of went quiet, right?
It's just a news cycle.
Anyway, so thank you.
If you do still read, I'm still waiting to put together the audio book
in my British accent and I have to look to see if anyone knows where I could print my book.
That would be great.
I don't know what that I've only maybe I'm missing some some comments.
Hey, nature boy, I'm glad that you got back home safe.
And yeah, fuck a music.
I mean, it kind of takes out if someone's like you could write a book in five minutes.
It's like, I'm a writer.
I love writing.
Why would I not to it myself?
Yeah, I enjoy Mexico.
I'm just looking at the comments.
Oh, there's one I missed.
Want to say anything?
Cheese slice, how you been doing?
Oh, yeah, thank you.
Yeah, please do.
It's a it's a historical book.
I go to Bibliot and Abe and look for rare books.
I cannot afford the books that I want because they are rare.
And given there's only X amount, I don't know, 300 in circulation.
That this book will be worth a lot.
It's unfortunate in my naivete that I would work five years
and then see actual content influencers who know me
not want to put me on their show because they don't want me to sell books
like Mel Kay, who was a colleague and who lives two miles away.
Why haven't you had me on your show despite multiple requests?
Why? I don't understand.
I don't get it.
I'm good.
I'm happy that I missed the Mexican cartel blowout.
And I'm very grateful that I was in Mexico.
It took me a whole week to recuperate.
I'm still getting grounded.
For me, I'm very sensitive to
stimuli, fluorescent lights, toxic fragrances, noise.
It's like I am an environmental indicator.
It's not that I want to be difficult or princess,
but I am princess and the P and I'm the person that'll be like,
oh, you got a mold, mold issue.
You got a gas leak.
Smells like this.
I just.
Thank you.
Thanks for cheese slice.
That you can use GF book and yeah, the book is really good.
Thank you.
Thanks for reading it.
Teasy burden.
I appreciate your support and for all those people.
I met lovely people in Mexico and going to keep in touch with them.
And I know that it's a good book.
I'm proud of myself and did it for myself to prove myself.
Now I have nothing to prove to the mainstream.
I don't care about their validation and I encourage people to love yourself.
Be keep yourself in check, though.
Keep yourself in check.
As someone said in Mexico, even out of the conscious people,
only one percent is really doing their shadow work.
Able to look at their blind spots.
And I think more and more in my consults, people who actually
I noticed patterns and can be a soul sherpa.
If they resonate with me, you don't have to spend thousands of dollars.
There should be no middleman between you and your higher self,
but someone that can maybe guide you along and get messages.
And, you know, I say this.
If someone is a psychic,
if they don't know that they are filtering the message through their their biases,
right? So if I get an image, this is the image I'm getting.
This is my interpretation of it with my minor in psychology,
high pattern recognition, functional medicine, coaching, investigative skills.
It's up to you to find the meaning if you want to go deeper.
Thank you.
I've been doing I've been doing a British accent
since I was I was watching Benny Hill at 11 years old.
And, you know, it commands respect.
I worked with some Brits.
I do other accents, too. I do a honky tonk accent.
Brave kind of sucks, really.
Yeah, I personally use quant and Yandex from Russia.
If I want to do a mainstream search, then I use Google.
I would say Duck Duck Go is pretty much Google.
And Yandex was kind of like the heyday.
The heyday of the heyday of Google.
And I'm still I got yet another feedback about my Stardust series.
So I just wanted to show that.
That's the book I'm currently writing.
And as I say, it's the book that my soul has been waiting to write.
And I couldn't write it without Snuffy that is momentarily being called scummy.
So I am on part forty four, getting a dose of your own medicine,
little things like that, you know, sometimes someone can be.
Not say much, but speak to you in volumes.
So early on, after meeting Snuffy,
I was with a fake spiritual friend at the Kabbalah Center.
In Miami, and she said to me, don't put all your eggs in one basket.
And I said, what if I don't want another fucking basket?
Because for me, it's not about its energy, its chemistry.
It's not about, oh, I love him because he's going to do this and this and this.
It's a different form of love that is not logical.
OK, so Snuffy was staying here.
And he used a term
that is a twin flame term and I don't know
if he's been I mean, he's signed to my sub stack,
but he used the word permanent separation,
which kind of traumatized me.
To say that for no reason
because there's some psychosis or whatever going on
and gave me rules about how to speak in my own home to him.
And so he said that if I wasn't going to respect those boundaries,
that he would be finding alternative living situations.
Meanwhile, I'm housing him happy to house him, but he's in my house.
So I'm not I'm about freedom and transparency.
And so I knew on my return that he would not be here.
And even to the point of, like I said, on the way in Atlanta, I said,
hey, are you there? And if not, where did you leave the key?
Like, I knew he put the key somewhere.
And when I came home, my bike basket was
not broken. The basket is not there.
So I'm like, wow, what's symbology?
Now, I don't even have a fucking basket.
So it got the download yesterday that he used it.
I got an image of him using it to move.
And I saw that there was 22 miles on it.
And I think that he went to his storage unit.
And I know that he probably doesn't like that I know things.
But I can't help knowing things I've seen through this man's eyes,
which I think there's a movie from 2014 called In Your Eyes
that these anomalous telepathic
connections that don't are definitely not the template.
They are the future because in truth, when you're going out with someone,
it's their attachment style and avoidant attachment style
and anxious attachment style, a narcissist, whatever they are.
And so you're not just going out with the person.
You're going out with all their shit.
And if someone doesn't know themselves and isn't
like really on to themselves and wants to look at what is playing under
in these dynamics, all of these triggers are opportunities.
They are tests.
If you are positive, if you come from a place of love, right?
Instead of hate or fear or vindication or whatever the fuck,
that is a low level guilt, apathy.
You know, there is something called violent communication,
nonviolent communication.
So if you say to someone, you are delusional, that is violent.
And if someone claims to be conscious,
maybe they want to look at their communication.
Of course, we're all human.
I've had Danny Katz to talk about quantum language.
I have wanted for a long time to take the landmark communication course.
But I was in service and not doing things for myself,
which is changing my hope
because I am looking at not running Honey Colony anymore.
I'm just not willing to kill myself for customers and
just be in the mundane.
I really want to write and I want to focus on my functional
medicine, coaching and consulting.
And so I did meet someone in Mexico
and I think for the right person, this is a gift
and I could be in the in the background since I'm pretty much
my my name is is crap now.
And it was really nice to speak and for people, you know, they'll say,
like, I saw you on Jeff. Yeah.
But I have my own show and I'm a award-winning journalist
that's been around for more than 25 years.
But when someone go on someone else's show, then all of a sudden
I come to life and that's the way optics are, just getting on a stage
and then all of a sudden, you know, I'm the same person.
I mean, people remark on being personable and being real, right?
Like my customers will call me like a customer texted me today.
It's like, no, you can't just text me like I'm your bestie
and ask me something about an order when you're one of a lot of people
that I'm communicating with.
But I always get back to people.
I have my my lists.
I'm about accountability.
I'm about responsibility.
And I have a lot of stuff in my head,
minutiae with customers, with purchase orders.
I'm packing the orders.
I'm just they're just keeping me in damage control.
And I really think as hard as it is
in this A.I. transhumanist agenda to live your purpose.
Corporate America is replacing people with either immigrants
or computers.
They want to keep you down.
They don't want to empower you if they see that you're ambitious.
They want to keep you in line.
They will hire a younger person, a less seasoned person
because it's not really the environment to
really embellish and build on your skills and cooperation.
Whereas at Honey Colony, you know, it's it's it's all about the hive.
So I mean, with the the substack,
Maryam Heneen, the substack really folks,
even just restacking it makes a difference
because they mess with me there, too.
And I just want to show Honey Colony and then we can tie it up.
I appreciate everybody's energy, time.
I know there's a lot of information.
It's called information glut, according to Marshall,
Marshall McLuhan.
And I'm just I believe that gratitude is very important.
Gratitude for everything, for your body, for not going to a killing field.
Oh, I wanted to tell Charlie the food I gained weight in Mexico, I ate a lot.
Like for me, the food was so yum
and you could feel the love and the energy.
I think it was a food to table, a local sustainable, the caters.
So people can buzz on to Honey Colony,
sold methylene blue five years ago, way before Alex Jones
and Silver Excelsior is our best selling product.
And we have molecular hydrogen
and a lot of other things.
And of course, the coffee and I must
because everybody should be putting some coffee up their butthole.
I really believe that when people don't believe that I'm 53
and I say it with pride, because we used to live
longer before we were messed with, that it really is about detoxing
and removing toxins from you.
It's not salary or a green juice.
It gives you energy.
It helps with glutathione production.
You can go to honeycolony.com and look up the coffee enemas.
It's an excellent company.
And then I send you.
You have what you say, what's this comment?
You have EOT.
What's that?
I was responding to the previous chat in the comments.
OK, I apologize for interrupting.
Oh, my other accent, my honk tonk accent.
Yeah, it came upon a channel
and it's like he's somewhere in, I don't know, he's in the south.
And have you noticed there's something weird going on?
Just things aren't adding up.
Everything feels fucking strange.
So I do a lot of accents because I used to take theater when I was young
and I like I like voices.
So I do French, Canadian accent,
Italian accent, I have to get into some of them.
And I definitely do British accent.
All right, folks.
So.
Mercury retrograde began yesterday
and so expect tech glitches and tomorrow
is a six planetary parade again.
So then we're going to have a solar eclipse
at on three three at three three
PST and so.
That's coming up.
It's been a very potent historical month.
Astro logically.
So if anyone wants to reach out, yeah, Yandex is awesome.
I I recommend it.
I recommend it if anyone wants to reach out to me.
Yeah, it would be hilarious.
I mean, I debuted.
I debuted my comedy.
I just said a story at the makeshift.
Maxie Gimbar was very loud and then halfway
through the my talk, the whole the place was a dive,
a lot of cigarette smoke and noise.
I had to bow out, but it was all sharpies.
And in my in the middle of my talk,
it just my eyes landed at the back of the wall.
And it was, of course, three three three
and then underneath was actually the Christ consciousness burning heart tattoo,
which is Snuffy's tattoo.
And then on the on the YouTube AI is a cryptic messages
that your twin flame sends you in the ethers.
So things are going to get weirder.
And if you need some guidance, you can reach out to Merriam.
M A R Y A M at honey colony dot com.
And you can also go to Merriam Hane dot com on honey colony.
If you want to put some coffee up your booty, then use Be Lady 15.
And on Merriam Hane.
Thank you, cheese slice.
Any support is a look to Salsa three three three.
On the back of the card.
So it happens three three three.
Thank you for cheese slice has been helping me.
So any donations are appreciated
and you can get something in return.
I connected a lot of people that I'll be adding to my substack.
Yeah, well, things are going to get weirder.
So one has to be embodied and.
Just embodied and grounded.
And that's one of the reasons why I spend time
by myself to just ground in my frequency and I am a nerd.
So I like to read.
So it was having Snuffy here.
It's very interesting because it was like I was alone.
With myself, but he was here.
And I thought we had a mission going, but it got kiboshed and now.
You know, dangling that I'll never see him again,
which makes me very sad even think about for whatever reason.
Though he's been a fucking jerk to me.
Very weird.
It's all very weird, but it will make a great book and it will make a great series.
I couldn't make up for the stuff that I'm writing about.
And just today I got like I really am enjoying reading about Snuffy
and I sent it to him.
Of course, there's no response because he's my imaginary friend.
I'm pretty sure I incarnated here to see whatever
Yeah, well, we've all chosen our parents.
We've all chosen to be here.
Reincarnation is a real thing.
And.
I personally looking to see how to get off the wheel of Samsara.
I am also looking for someone to book guests.
I have so many ideas.
This show could be, you know, so much more, but it's not monetized
and I'm not pouring out my soul.
So you at home makes a difference to like it.
I'm very grateful for Jeff Burrowick, extremely grateful.
And I hope to do maybe like a monthly show
and hope to have Max Egan on.
It was really nice to see him in person.
I can't hear you.
She says, are you talking to me or are you?
What happened?
I can't hear you can't hear shit.
I think you need to read my note in the private chat.
Oh, no, what happened to the show?
No, it's OK.
Nobody saw it's not a it's not an active card, dude.
It's OK. It's it's not a this is this is a it's it's expired.
It's not even activated.
It's fine.
It's it's fine.
So thank you, though.
I don't think people saw the whole thing, did they?
But I'll call them.
Don't take don't take out the stream.
Thank you for caring about me at this point.
Like it's the last of my issues.
It's fine. OK, everybody, enjoy the planetary parade.
Don't take things for granted.
Thank you for tuning in.
Thank you for any support.
Every little bit counts.
Have a lot of offerings and I'll see you next Friday.
Over and out.
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