Jamie, Jay, it's awesome to be back with you.
I always love our conversations.
We happen to record them,
but we would gladly have these conversations
just in general, right?
So there's so, you're such a font of information
and the topics we cover I think are so significant
that I'm really glad that we're able to put them out
for people to learn in these little dose of truths
that we do.
And I was thinking we have done lengthy interviews
on this topic on pornography,
but I think we should do a dose of truth on it
because it's such a significant issue.
And with what I see as the continual overton window
and social engineering advancement
of the normalizing of pedophilia that we're at today,
I think it's important to kind of bring in pornography
and what's been done with that,
what the agenda is, what it does to the brain, all of it.
So anyway, glad to be back and welcome.
And you know, just let's just start
wherever you think we should start, Jamie.
Sure, yeah, thanks for having me back.
And I just want to say like,
I've gotten so much positive feedback
and comments about our shows
that people just really enjoy me
and yours personality talking.
So I do feel like it motivates me to keep doing it
because I have actually gotten really positive feedback
from all the shows we've done.
But yeah, so the topic today with pornography,
I mean, there's so many aspects to it
and I actually have done quite a few podcasts on it.
If people like Google my name, Jamie J
and put like pornography conspiracy after,
that I did about six shows I think on it
because it's just so many aspects of it.
And also those other shows I did,
surprisingly a lot of men actually really liked those shows.
Like they were expecting them to sort of be
maybe like critical or coming down on them
and I actually received so much positive feedback
from men saying, wow, I never thought of it this way
until I listened to your shows and explained it.
And I really just like agreed with everything you said.
And I was so like just sharing it
with all my male friends of, you know,
this new way to think about
how this is really being weaponized against men
and really having compassion for that
and explaining to people what's actually being done to them
instead of trying to kind of criticize them
or give them a moral lecture or something.
It's like just looking at the actual facts
and the science behind it,
it's like people really need to be informed
of what this actually is
because I think there's always been a form of pornography
through all history, you know what I mean?
Like I'm sure there's some sexually suggestive
cave beating somewhere in history
there's always been some type of, you know,
sexual art or expression or something.
But that's not the same thing that's happening now.
So now, you know, some people want to minimize it
and say, oh, it's just kind of that same thing.
It's always been there.
It's just kind of a, you know, erotic, whatever.
And it's like, I think what people really need to realize
is that that is not what's happening now.
Like what's happening now is actual brain rewiring
which translate into a change in social relationships
in the way that people relate to each other.
And in my opinion, it's actually really degrading people
down to their lowest animal nature
but also like their animal nature
not just in a sexual way,
but in like an ability to relate to others
like low impulse control.
Like there's so many aspects of it
that like basically you're basically transforming yourself
by consuming it.
And it is very, very dangerous.
Like I think people is sort of, you know,
promoted as being harmless
and something you can sort of just partake in
within your own control
and it's not gonna actually do something to you.
But I think when people really look at the science
and they're really honest with each themselves,
like it's like saying you're just gonna do heroin
on the weekends and it's not gonna ruin your life
and you're gonna be successful
and you're not gonna lose everything you own.
Like it's like that's kind of how people
approach the pornography.
And now there's no shame attached to it anymore.
Like, I mean, back in the day,
I'm sure, you know, most people,
whatever would sneak a magazine once in a while or whatever.
And it was kind of this like thing
that was like once in a while really sneaky, you know,
I just wanted to look at it once and put it away.
And, you know, but now it's like
just becomes so socially acceptable
that like, you know,
men are just like sitting there,
talking in front of their grandparents
about the porn they watch.
Like it's just completely acting
like it's the kind of cereal somebody eats,
you know what I mean?
And to me, that's really scary
that there's just absolutely,
and I don't mean like even a sexual shame,
but just it's like this kind of like a neediness
or like just like, it's like there's no shame
in being addicted to looking at strangers on the internet,
which is like a not a normal behavior at all
or needing that as sort of a drug fix.
Like that in itself is something
that I wouldn't think people would be proud of
even if it wasn't pornography.
If it was anything like that,
that they are an addict to is it, you know,
it's like now it's like there's,
it's like there's not a problem with that.
That's just seen as part of life.
And it really, it's to me,
I kind of always knew about pornography.
And I, you know, I studied in university,
you know, like in sociology and stuff like that.
It just became apparent to me in the last two years,
how much it's actually transforming society
and men in general and women too.
I think it's actually one of the biggest problems
that I don't even,
I don't even know like the long-term effects of it,
what it's really doing,
but it's actually a really, really big problem.
Yeah.
And it's part of the overall satanic agenda
to transform us into basically a complete satanic reality,
which we've talked about in many, many different topics, right?
And it is still,
it's also part of the agenda to normalize pedophilia
because pornography had,
it went from women in bikinis
or sexy underwear in a magazine
to like really violent gang rape sex acts.
But then it went because there's no end, right?
And then it went to younger and younger and younger
and then children and animals.
And so it's really taken our sexuality,
which has many dimensions and is sacred at some level, right?
And reduced it, that's what they do.
They take the organic and the light
and they bring it down into their horrible,
dark, satanic, destructive reality.
So that's just one pretty significant tool
that they've used to really transition us over time.
And when you think of like maybe the 40s or the 50s
and then today, it wasn't that long ago, you know?
So they've really done an amazing transformation.
So, you know, there's so many facets here to talk about,
but let's start with maybe what you alluded to
and like what is it doing to people's brains
and what is it doing to people?
We'll start there.
Then we'll talk about the people
that are the objects of the porn and, you know, about that.
But let's start with what is it doing to, I guess,
primarily men or the people that consume it?
And women are starting to consume it more
and young women are consuming it more
and they're actually consuming it
in place of doing it in real life is more of a norm now.
But as far as what it actually does to the brain,
I just, like pornography is a drug.
It is an apps, it affects your brain
the same way as going and doing heroin.
It's what men are actually trying to get from it is dopamine.
And so when you watch it and you get the dopamine,
then your dopamine is depleted.
Like in nature, you would never consume that much pornography
to that level of extreme.
And so like when people are consuming it all day
and every day, it absolutely depletes
all of their dopamine serotonin
and it depletes their life force energy.
Like it's literally a reciprocal
for their life force energy,
which if you look at this kind of in an esoteric way,
like that's meant to be channeled
into actually doing things in life, like creating things,
whether it's a family or a home or something
that they would channel their life force drive into.
And so again, to kind of go back
to what you were saying about
bringing people down to the lowest, you know, sexuality,
it really abstracts it like almost like abstract art
where it's obscured and taken out of context
so that it's not actually used
how it would be holistically
as part of like a whole multifaceted person
in relationship and a part of life.
It's like just extracted down to just this, just here,
just now, you know, which that's not natural
and that's not normal.
And there's a consequence to doing that.
And I mean, I've worked in residential places
where it's kind of like a halfway house, you know,
thing where people are coming out of extreme addiction
and have gone through rehab and detox
and it became apparent to me at one point
like why they were staying in their rooms all day
because they were replacing that addiction with pornography.
And that actually was worse
because they would be depressed after,
they would have no motivation,
they would have low self-esteem,
like all these things that people would be dealing with
in a therapy's office or in rehab
or in a counseling setting,
that's the same as going to rehab.
And I don't know if there is actual rehab
for pornography addiction.
Like I think there is process addiction
and some people might go and do that.
I don't know if there's places specifically for that,
like covered by healthcare in different countries
but that's always an aspect of other addictions as well.
Like a lot of people do cocaine or meth
and watch pornography all day.
Like they do it together
because they're just the more dopamine,
it's all about dopamine, right?
They're just using that as a start again.
And so when you do that,
that translates over to how you interact,
you start using humans as drugs, right?
So that's why a lot of these men
that are addicted to the pornography
will then start going online where it's like, again,
it's that same thing of flipping through the girls, right?
There's just a catalog of girls,
like even on a dating site.
So it's like taking that pornographic relationship
with the person on a screen as an object
that you can select from
or delete or turn off or pick a new girl,
just like a remote control.
And then that translate over to real life
where they're just trying to find basically a warm body
to reenact this pornography on
and using the women as a drug to get that little fix
and then disposing of them.
And so that affects, that ripples out
and like affects all of society
of people treating each other that way
as like disposable objects
to just basically be used as a drug
to get dopamine hits from another human.
And that is really satanic.
That is really predatory.
That is really like the concept of devourment
and like eating the weaker
and like using other people's life force
to feed your like vampire and feed yourself.
And so it's kind of like
they've turned all society into vampires
and everybody has that low depleted life force
because they're not generating it
and then they're looking for somebody else to feed off of.
And that is really what pornography
is promoting on a societal level.
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Interesting, yeah.
And also it destroys our human relational part of us.
There's no real connection.
We're supposed to connect through the heart,
through love, right?
And then these other things are a facet of that.
So I have seen it in parallel with transhumanism, right?
So even like the advent of cell phones or screens,
like now people are, you know, people text now.
They don't even talk on the phone,
which was already one degree separate
than being face-to-face where, you know,
when you know communication,
80% of it is body language and tone of voice.
And, you know, suddenly that's not there.
On the phone, at least there's still tone of voice.
But then when you go to texting
or all these other social media ways of connecting,
you stripped the human relational social part
of communication out and reduced it
to this, again, lowest level, right?
So cell phone screens, whatever.
So no one, you know, when I go out,
I see people staring in their phones.
They're out somewhere.
I've even seen this with people walking in the woods.
It's like they're looking at their phone.
And so it's a disconnect from reality,
from the actual world, from each other.
People will sit together at restaurants
and both people are looking at their phones.
So it seems to me that porn has gone kind of enhanced
that detachment from each other.
And so I've seen, and even now in the age of AI and robots,
there's all these robots that can be your sex partner
or these dolls that can be your sex partner.
So it's really kind of creepy, right?
I mean, doesn't it connect with transhumanism?
Yeah, that's kind of where it ends up.
Especially with the AI sex dolls
that just are programmed to basically machine learn off you
and then figure out what you like
and just feed it back to you, you know?
And the thing that...
There is no intimacy without vulnerability.
And I think Renee Brown did some stuff on this
that is worth watching.
And so when people have these kind of fake,
surrogate quasi-intimate experiences,
which is what pornography is a counterfeit for,
and also the sex dolls,
so you're never actually vulnerable to rejection,
but you're actually never intimate with anybody either.
So this actually makes people kind of like a cyborg
and it makes people incompetent even to have relationships
where people start preferring the doll to a real person.
They start preferring pornography like...
I think it's another thing that people really need to understand
the actual real consequences of pornography
is impotence and no relationship.
So there's people...
Like the more pornography because your brain is depleting,
depleting and needing that,
I don't mean you actually won't be able
to just have regular sex with a partner.
And actually being in love and being intimate
will be a turnoff for you.
Like you need to reproduce the screen experience
because everything in sexuality is like pairing
like Pavlov's dogs, right?
And that's why people have fetishes and stuff.
Like it's very subconscious just pairing.
Kind of stuff like...
And so, there's obviously really different levels of that,
but when you start pairing things,
it's hard to unpair them, right?
And so if you're always connecting sexual arousal
with a screen and safety
and somebody that's like not really real,
but just something you can control on a screen,
then that gets paired in your mind with your arousal state.
And so when you try to do something out of that,
it's not going to work.
And so people have to really enact like...
I mean, some people even have to get their partner
to act like a doll while they're watching pornography
in order to actually be able to get aroused with them.
Like, I mean, this is just the level
it's going through, Foxy, come here.
This is just the level it goes to.
And also when people burn out,
like when they just indulge, indulge, indulge,
they always need more stimulus to get aroused.
And eventually they can't get aroused it out.
Like most people who like just go full on pornography,
they actually end up impotent
where they actually cannot become aroused
by anything anymore.
And so they're always frustrated.
They wish they could be aroused.
And again, this is why the pornography
gets more and more disgusting
because arousal is a kind of a general term.
So people find things that are shocking,
like violence or just like really extreme things
because those are also arousing.
And so the arousal part of your brain
can be aroused by multiple things.
And that's why they pair violence in movies
and stuff are like shock, right?
Or for some women it's like danger, right?
Like that's why maybe a woman would be,
turn on by a bad boy on a motorcycle
because there's kind of this danger part of the brain
that's this form of arousal, right?
And so things get paired in an arousal in the mind.
So like people who think,
oh, I'm gonna just indulge, indulge, indulge,
you actually end up impotent, unable to become aroused
and unable to have any form of relationship
or intimacy at all in your life,
which is not a very good place to be.
I don't think anybody's happy there.
And at that point, they have no control over it anymore.
Like it doesn't matter what they do,
it's either they've rewired their brain
and it doesn't matter what they would watch.
They're impotent, they cannot become aroused anymore.
So if that's the end goal for people,
which I don't think it is,
they're saying people need to be realistic.
It's like, again, is that person who thinks
they're just gonna do heroin on the weekend
and it's gonna be fine.
It's like, no, go take a walk down the strip
where people see where heroin really takes you
when you're not in control anymore.
It's like, it's just math and science, right?
Like you're not special
and it's gonna affect you the same way
that it does everybody else because we're all human
and our brains all work the same way
and the dopamine works.
So it's like playing with fire.
It's just, you're gonna get burned eventually.
And we all know that what people watch on screens
and particularly like young adolescents
or who porn is readily available.
I mean, like you've said before, there's a reason it's free.
So then they also get the wrong idea from the get-go
about what sexuality is and they will imitate that.
So there's always more and more acts of violence
like young people, gang rape, a 12 year old or whatever.
But they see it in the pornography.
So now it's become normalized.
So they will actually re-enact
or even if they get with just one partner,
they will imagine that women want to be beaten
and aggressively handled and all the stuff that porn...
And these like crazy positions that are unnatural.
So then there will be an expectation
for a person coming into their sexuality
about what that should look like, right?
And the same with child pornography.
Like if you're consuming that,
because you've gotten to that point
where the regular stuff doesn't work anymore, like you said.
And so you can only not be impudent
if it becomes even more extreme.
But then there's a way that it normalizes that
in the brain as okay.
And then that person who may not be a pedophile
could become one because that...
And also because you lose...
There's no social skill building there.
So now a child again is easy because you don't have to...
You don't have the complexity of relating
to like say an adult woman.
It's like, oh, well, here's a 10 year old.
This is, I'll go for this.
So I think it also encourages
and normalizes sexual perversion, right?
Yeah, and this is all done intentionally
because the people making it hate you
and want to destroy you.
And that's why they're making it
and encouraging you to use it
and giving it to you for free
and hoping that you play with it
to the point of becoming addicted and degraded
and basically a dead shell of a human
because that's how these people
get a power differential on the earth.
And the more people they have like that, the better.
And again, it also steals like the life force, right?
Like we saw this during COVID
where I think some porn sites
we've been making it free during the lockdown
because those men aren't gonna get up and fight tyranny.
They're gonna just deplete their life force
and have a sandwich after
and go along with whatever.
Like that's why they're doing it.
I think people need to realize
that it's a weapon being used against them.
It's not some type of wonderful thing
that's been created for them to have something great.
I think with a lot of men that I've talked to
I've actually had a lot of men reach out to me
and really be like, oh my God,
I did not realize like this was what it was.
And I'm like, yeah, it's like,
you need to guard yourself from this.
Like this is a trick.
Like this is like the apple of Snow White.
Like, you know what I mean?
Like this is a poison apple.
It's being offered to you
because the person hates you
and wants to destroy you, you know?
And I think some men are catching on to that.
You know what I mean?
Like I think there is a movement of men realizing
like how much it's just like basically degrading them
and making them really weak-willed and immature.
Like it actually age-regresses them.
And I think we talked about it on porn,
which I just wanted to say again
because I think it's really important at this point
that all pornography leads to pedophilia eventually
because it starts age-regressing people
the more you watch it.
Like even watching teen porn is because teens are in puberty
and have a lot of hormones
and are thinking about sex all the time.
So that's a very teen mindset.
And so when people are thinking about sex all the time
and watching porn all the time,
they're acting like a teen
and that's age-regressing them to be like a teen.
And that's part of the reason they're attracted to teens.
And like you just explained with the child,
like it's like it just starts regressing you down
to like an infantile position,
like position as a person
where you're basically just like needy look for a breast.
Like, you know what I mean?
Like that's actually what it's reducing you down to.
And that's people are attracted to like
where their emotional level is at
like it's an externalization of what they are, right?
And that's why a lot of narcissists
who are little children inside emotionally
are also pedophiles.
And so this constant like instant gratification
and you know what I mean?
Like it's taking a man
and turning him into a slobbering little baby.
And that's what it's meant to do.
The people who do this understand this psychology.
Like they understand classical conditioning
and operant conditioning and these types of things.
Like this pornography is made very deliberately
to be a weapon.
And it is part of the agenda for the pedophilia
which is also part of the transhumanism
because they want everybody to be like a little child
that can be controlled like a robot.
That's the end goal.
You know what I mean?
So the more they can promote that
it goes together, right?
Yeah.
No, well said.
Pornography is a weapon.
It's everything is weaponized against us
and that's a biggie.
That's a big weapon.
Let's talk about the people that are in the women
in this case mostly.
I mean, there's men too
but that are the stars of the pornographic videos.
The children of course, as I well know,
are forced into it.
People who are SRA survivors
most have been exposed to being filmed and all that.
But let's just talk about the women
that society has been trying to normalize sex work
as if it's actually a choice of profession.
They're trying to say it is.
And I was reading like they should get health benefits
and unionized and whatever.
It's like, wait, what?
You're normalizing pornography as a choice.
And what I can say for sure
is that anyone who would be a porn star
has been sexually abused or worse, right?
Like you don't-
I may not even remember it.
Maybe just said it most likely are.
Right.
So talk about that.
Yeah.
I would say it's pretty fair.
Like I wouldn't believe anybody would be in pornography
without being dissociated.
It's so unnatural.
There's no little girl born
that is like I would love to be on film
for anybody to see my most intimate
when it's being degraded.
Like to get from A to B,
the certain things need to happen
which is trauma and fragmentation.
And a lot of people that are in pornography are not,
they are being used against their will
whether it's through coercion or threat
or because they're actually under mind control
and pretty much everybody that has been put
through a mind control program
whether that's through the mafia,
whether it's through the military,
whether it's through these multiple groups that do it,
the religious groups.
Pornography is always a part of it.
This is how they get the people to be in pornography
and this is how they keep people dissociated
for other things by using them in pornography.
They kind of compliment each other.
So being in the pornography helps keep them dissociated
so they can use them for the multiple other things
they use slaves for.
But then they also generate money from the pornography
and it's just keeping that person
knowing what they're there for.
And so they need that constant abuse
in order to keep them in the position
that they've been trained for.
And this is for children as well as adults
and I would say that when people are consuming porn
you don't know what is going on in that person's mind.
If they even remember being there.
You know what I mean?
There's so many women that have been used in pornography
and children and boys too that have no idea
that there's tapes of them out there.
They were in an altered trance state.
They were hypnotized.
I actually did, I read all the books of Linda Lovelace
who did the movies in the 70s
when they would show pornography in theaters.
And if you read her life story
and the movie is actually really good Lovelace
I highly recommend people watch that.
And that's just, that's the whitewash version, right?
Like if you want the real story, you read the books
of the fact that Chuck Trainor was a master hypnotist
and was using bestiality rape and things on her.
Like he was literally mind controlling her.
Like he had her in actually hypnotized
going and doing these things.
And so, you know, but people go down to the theater
and think, oh, that girl just wants to be a star.
And I really don't like the word porn star
because nobody's a star.
You know what I mean?
It's just this like normalization.
And I mean, I've watched a lot of interviews
with porn stars.
Like I've, and to me, they looked dissociative.
Like, and I don't want to name a bunch of names on here
but there's some pretty famous girls
that if you watch interviews with them
and that was kind of their role was to be public, right?
So like in the seventies,
those people were not household names, right?
Like this was a taboo genre kind of subculture
that was hidden, right?
And now, you know, say in the nineties,
like when some of these women were like, you know,
they're hanging out with movie stars at events.
And it's like, no, this is normal.
This is I'm a porn star.
And that's just like being a movie star, right?
And so they brought it in to a normal society.
And when I watched interviews with those girls,
they completely, I would bet everything I own,
they have been put through programming.
Like they're completely dissociative.
They're unable to feel shame.
Like it's completely disconnected,
which is really easy to do with programming.
Like they cannot feel shame, like at all.
It's completely disconnected from their consciousness.
And you know, that is not normal.
That is not natural.
If you watch some interviews with some of the porn stars
that did like gangbanks and stuff, they'll tell you,
I don't even remember being there.
I was like looking down at my body.
I wasn't even in my body.
And my body was just there being used for whatever.
And I don't even remember being there
until I watched it on the tape.
Like they'll tell you right there, they're dissociative.
So yeah, I think people, when they watch that,
you need to understand like you're watching filmed rape
and you're consuming it.
And the people lie to themselves and tell themselves,
you know, because that's part of the girl's job.
You know what I mean?
Like is to say, oh, no, I love it.
And I really recommend actually,
as much as I don't like to support certain people,
but if you go on Netflix and watch the Rocco documentary,
it's horrifying.
And anybody that has eyes to see and understands
how SRA works and mind control can,
you can bet that Rocco knows exactly what he's doing
with those girls.
And all that Rocco made famous was the,
like basically sodomizing women,
which is like just like basically acting like a reptile
and attacking the women and harming them
like in a really reptilian way.
And that was what the genre that he made famous.
And then they're interviewing the girls
and they're like, oh, I love it.
Like I just love it.
And it's like that, if people actually believe that,
that's insanity.
Like there's no person would love that.
That is called mind control, where you're inverted, right?
Where pleasure is pain.
And you can watch some of these girls
that are interviewed with Rocco saying,
I don't know why violence arouses me.
And I'm like, yeah, because that has been paired somewhere
that nobody's born that way.
Yeah, no.
And I can attest to that personally
where one of the things that I was trained for was,
it's Ben Cale charts monarch program.
It's that beta sex kitten thing, you know?
And when these mostly elite pedophiles by a child
or have a child given to them as a favor,
they don't want a crying, screaming child
who's fighting the rape.
They want a well-trained, sexualized child
who appears to want it, right?
So that is the training.
I was put through that training, you know?
And it is completely dissociated
because it's an act of pure unadulterated violence.
It's particularly, and it's the first chakra,
and they do love to sodomize.
So even they'll sodomize boys,
but they'll sodomize girls just as much.
They really want to do it that way.
And it's stealing the life force.
It's really sick and twisted.
And no child wants that.
But as we know, that's been normalized in society.
You know, the sexy clothing for children,
the sexy Halloween costumes, you know, on TV shows,
they want to go date when they're nine years old.
Like this whole social engineering
to think that this is normal, it isn't normal.
It's totally abusive and you have to dissociate
because otherwise you wouldn't survive it.
So I had to dissociate it
because I wouldn't have survived it.
And then when I got out and I was at, you know, 18
or into my few years into my 20s, I was reenacting that.
I thought that I should sleep with any guy who I got with
and I didn't know how to form a relationship.
To me, it was just that.
That was the only thing.
And eventually I met a guy that wanted to know me
and wanted a relationship and sort of opened my ability
to do that.
And then something clicked and things came back to me
and I realized, wait a minute, what am I doing?
And so that's to your point.
I was so dissociated and so trained
that I was voluntarily being with men afterwards
because I thought that was what it was
until I realized, wait a minute, you know?
And so it's really insidious, it's really disgusting.
And again, it is part of the satanic inversion
of organic life, of humanity, of love,
of how things should be of relationships, right?
That's not who we are, but it's pretty frightening
to see how effective they've been
in changing that over time.
So we should probably wrap up.
So give me your final thoughts on this
and maybe we'll do another one,
because it's such a big topic,
but just for the sake of today,
how do you wanna close this conversation?
I think just like understanding that pornography is a drug
and it's a weaponized drug
and also that, you know, dissociation
and inability to say no is not consent
and just really sitting with those two thoughts
because when you're watching something on a screen,
it's acting and you're actually participating
in somebody being violated.
And I've heard people call it filmed prostitution
and I'm like, that isn't even a good enough term for me.
You're watching filmed abuse.
And that's what it is.
So like stop lying to yourself
and saying that this is what people want
because you like consuming it, that is not the truth.
It is the moral to watch other people
being abused for your own pleasure.
And that is what Satanism is,
is service to self at the expense of others.
And you know, even with the acts of violent sexuality,
like sodomy and things,
it's like the reason that Satanic
is because it is pleasuring yourself
while someone else is accepting pain
for you to pleasure yourself,
which is a very Satanic concept
and that's why they do it.
It's a submission to being abused dynamic
and it's always a key part to all of this.
And so I think, you know,
it really bothers me that little kids
are like trying to do, you know,
sodomize each other and stuff
because I think this is just like a normal act
that works in nature, which it does not.
Like people on these movies
are like taking muscle relaxers,
have had training, like this is not something,
people don't understand,
like when you go watch an action movie,
that's not real and the same is with the pornography.
And so I'll just leave it there for that,
but just really like be honest with yourself
of what you're actually participating in
and knowing that a lot of those people
don't even know they're there,
they are completely dissociative
and they're just being abused on tape
and you're consuming it.
Yeah, now thank you for saying that.
And I mean, you know, again, no judgment
because this has been really engineered
into our society,
but you are basically contributing,
you're watching and participating
in the rape of other people,
in the sexual abuse of other people,
in the traumatization of other people.
I don't care if a porn star has done 1,000 videos,
every single one of those 1,000 videos,
that person is being abused,
that person is being traumatized again and again
and it's destroying them.
So you are getting pleasure
at the destruction of another human being
and that is Satanism and I'm not chill, as you said.
And so, you know, we need to just be aware of that.
And a lot of these porn stars actually kill themselves,
like you actually go and look after at the real person
and look at their real life
and what really happens to them.
And these acts are a loss of dignity for a person
because no person wants to have their most intimate things
for anybody to just be available for free.
And everybody deserves dignity.
And I was just saying off camera,
like how disturbed I am by this gang bang type stuff
when they're trying to do records and stuff
because just because somebody gives people permission
it's like 1,000 people will line up and violate somebody
just because they don't have the ability
to even protect their own dignity.
Like as soon as they're saying,
oh, go ahead, it's fine.
I just can't believe that out of 1,000 people,
even in a group where one person wouldn't say
like this person obviously isn't able
to like honor their own dignity.
Maybe we just should do it for them.
You know what I mean?
Like I just, everybody deserves dignity
and there is no dignity in pornography.
That's really what it is.
And so I don't think anybody deserves to not have dignity
and that's just the way I think of it.
Well, thanks, Jamie.
It's an important topic to cover.
So thank you for being willing to discuss that.
And we will get together again for our next dose of truth
and we might continue this discussion
because it is so important.
I hope this video really gives people pause
and food for thought.
So I'll talk to you again soon then.
Okay, thanks, bye.