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Surviving the PSYOP: Conversation with Bobby Sausalito
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Welcome back to the Let’s be friends podcast! Today we are chatting with a new friend Bobbly Sausalito.
Bobby is a Comedian, political commentator, and Internet personality most notably recognized on Instagram as @takenaps. He is also the host of the podcast The Bobby Sauce Show, a show to make you laugh, cry, think, execute and be a truth distributor.
In this episode, we discuss the power of laughter and the important role of the court Jester. We discuss how 2020 was really a mental test and the psychological implications it’s having, and how it’s shifted our society today. Bobby tells us his thoughts on the new MLK memorial, Davos “Loser” Convention, The Biden family, and other widespread conspiracies.
Join us as we take a humorous look into the not-so-hilarious reality we are living in today because sometimes all you can do it laugh!
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Welcome back to the Let's Be Friends podcast. Today we are chatting with a new friend, Bobby Saucilito. Bobby is a comedian, political commentator, and internet personality, most notably recognized on Instagram as Take Naps. He is also the host of the podcast, The Bobby Sauce Show, a show to make you laugh, cry, think, execute, and become a truth distributor. Welcome to the show, Bobby.
SPEAKER_01Thank you for having me. Appreciate it.
SPEAKER_02Yeah, I love that you have that little fire going behind you. You just got your lighting right and I could feel the warp all the way from Austin. So it's it's good to be connecting.
SPEAKER_01Yeah, absolutely. It's the I I saw it in the back of somebody else's um somebody else's live stream on like a green screen or something, and I was like, what a great idea that is. Soon those will be illegal in a house anyway. So this might be the only indoor fire we're gonna have in a couple years.
SPEAKER_02So yeah, no, totally. You're right. And actually, like we put the we have like a 75-inch screen in our living room, and I'll put the Netflix fireplace on and like I don't know, just like sit there with my like my my sweatsuit on. I'm like, oh, I'm just closing up by the digital fire, and it's like, oh man. And then I put my like sound machine on where I hear the night and the crickets, and I'm I love it, but I'm like, Kara, you know what this is. This is just like AI taking over this world and taking away the real stuff.
SPEAKER_01Yeah, you're in the metaverse.
SPEAKER_02Yeah, exactly. I know, like that's another extension of the metaverse, absolutely.
SPEAKER_01Yeah, exactly. That it's crazy because I I I grew up in Connecticut and I used to think about, I think about now how when it gets cold here in it does in Florida, that I haven't seen a campfire in a really long time. And it's like we used to sit in front of a campfire for three hours and just stare at the fire or and this and the stars. And I couldn't, I can't think of the last time I've done that. So I think that this whole shift in reality uh hopefully reminds us to get back to those roots and back to those things that are so, I guess you could say, human.
SPEAKER_02Yeah, no, I grew up in Michigan, and that's what we did is go and have a bonfire on the weekends. And even now, like I got this little like fireplate table that you can put a little like um uh ethyl alcohol or something in it, it'll burn, and it's just like sit by it and just like be outside and then look at the stars and just enjoy like nature, and like I don't know about you, but I'm a I'm a child of the 80s, 82. So I we're like this like special place where we remember what it was like to have a landline in an answering machine. I remember when the internet rolled out, you know, the a-wall thing. And yeah, but the kids now it's like they have no idea. They're just like literally growing up on the phone, which I think this is a black box, this is magic, and this is used for programming the mind.
SPEAKER_01I think that that's I think that that's a fairly accurate assessment that I agree with for the most part. Um, and yeah, I do remember what that is, and it's almost like we're like the last generation that will ever know the non-digital world and what that was. But, you know, I think there's a lot of times in history where there's been these major shifts, and it's up to us to carry along whatever values from that we think is necessary. And and, you know, there will be some things that they got to see that that their children won't have any idea of either. So hopefully if we pass that to them, then they'll continue along down the line. But at the same time, I feel like a lot of people will demonize technology and say, oh, you know, cell phone, social, without that, you know, the world would be a better place. And I think it's yin and yang. There's duality to everything, and and there's a lot of good that comes from it too. So we have to try to make sure that we don't just say, oh no, if it was only like it once was. Um, I think that's important as well.
SPEAKER_02Yeah, no, totally. I can remember also driving around when you'd have to print maps and then like, you know, navigate and and I would get so lost. I can remember getting so lost at times, just like pulling over, just like crying, like, I don't know what I'm gonna do, I better have gas. I'm like, uh and then now it's like you just put the address in on your phone and the voice talks to you through the radio while you're listening to music and it's awesome. So technology absolutely has its benefits. I mean, like anything in this world, you know, I'm kind of realizing that because I just woke up really in 2020. I was just kind of mentioning that to you. And for a while I kind of fell into this mindset where, oh my god, everything's satanic, everything's demonic, the symbolism's everywhere, pedophiles everywhere, drama, my brother, and it's just like scary, and I'm like, this world sucks. And then I kind of realized, holy moly, there's this whole secondary psyop to all these psyops. And like actually, like, I don't think everything is as evil as I started believing. I think I was actually kind of almost getting programmed by the programming to kind of be a little bit crazy and to not be, you know, for people not to listen to me.
SPEAKER_01Yeah, there's a I think that we it's easy to get overwhelmed by any inflow of information, but the most reac the most real that it can be is when you just go walk down the street and hang out with people that you know and just move through the world. It's like if you didn't have your phone, let's say you lost it for a week and a half, you would it would it would remind you how the world is not that way. In the same in the same sense though, because you can only see what's around you, there's a lot of other dark things happening in the distance. But um, but I do think that it's important to not get completely overwhelmed by it and not let it run your entire life and not let it drive you into the ground, because that's that's the same poison that they're actually really putting into place, is the poison that you kind of feed yourself by not allowing yourself to live because you're either afraid and or frustrated or or bitter about how bad all of these things are. But it is also we're looking at a very narrow view of the sum totality of the world. So it is important to find that balance in your own life and make sure that you enjoy the time that you have.
SPEAKER_02Yeah, I know, no, you're totally right on that. It's something I I thought. I was talking to my friend Nick, um, Nick Hinton, and we're just like talking about what's going on in this world and like all this stuff and the psyops and the psy-ops and the psy-ops, and everything's so dark and all in dismary. But then it's like, wait, but I've got to like live and enjoy my time while I'm alive because we're here for a short amount of time. We don't know at absolute in any absolute way what's gonna happen after we die. We can have our faith and our beliefs and all of that, but we don't know till we get there. So, what if this is the big show? I think I wanna get, I wanna have I've got a good seat in the eyes of Kara. I might as well like live this life and and enjoy the show while we're here. And I feel like the your platform and how you share your comedy and you use that as your tool and method for looking at the dark stuff that's going on in this world is an amazing medium. You you say that that comedy is the Trojan horse for the truth. Quote, the court gesture was the one person who could take shit to the king. That is the person who could speak truth to the power. I love that. I think that that let's talk a little bit about this concept of the court gesture and how comedy is a medium that can puncture through the darkness and then bring some light.
SPEAKER_01Well, it's it's interesting because when you look back on history, it was the only person that could that could dissent with the way that things were happening to the king was the court gesture. If anybody else was to say that to the king, they would be killed or exiled or persecuted or tortured or whatever else, they would be removed from it. So there was just this one singular entity, which was the entertainment and the court jester that was allowed to do it. And I think it's such a it's such a fascinating thing because this is a this is a reality that existed many, many years ago, far many centuries before we even existed. And this was the person that spoke truth to them. And isn't it interesting that now that's the one thing that they're also coming for, where they're like, oh, comedy is offensive now. When I when I first started watching stand-up comedy, the most offensive, uh, you know, stereotypical, uh not just not just racial comedy, but comedy that is what you see, what you observe, but you that nobody else is allowed to say. I always felt like that was the best. Kind of like the, not necessarily the gross, but the thing that's shocking where you're like, oh, am I allowed to laugh at this? That's the best comedy because it makes you it takes you outside of the bubble of a normal life. So I think it's a, I think it's probably the most crucial and underappreciated method for delivering the truth that there is. People always think that you have to get your news in this kind of like uh homogenized and very straightforward business-y way. But there is a lot of ways to slip it in. Um, and I think comedy is the best one to do it. It certainly is for me because I can enjoy what I'm doing and not just be like, today, a bunch of demons in a room in Switzerland, you know, ate l ate luxurious cheese and cheated on their wife with prostitutes, and then also told you that you're polluting the earth because you drive your car too much or whatever, or you eat you eat too many steaks, so you got to eat these crickets now. Um, it's like the only way you can enjoy how how evil these people are.
SPEAKER_02Yeah. Oh, I liked your your reel. You just done that. It was like you said, like, well, the demons have emerged from their respective caves where they have sucked the blood of the innocents to unite for another global I am a loser for them.
SPEAKER_01Yeah. It's true. It's true.
SPEAKER_02They are losers. They're not cool, they're not totally not invited to my party at all.
SPEAKER_01Yeah, and they just they just gaslight you. Like, like watching watching John Kerry pisses me off so much. And this guy is in the in the climate envoy. Retire, dude. You're you're done. Uh you're done. Fly around on your sponsored ketchup torpedo, on your Heinz torpedo, through the sky and ride in your and ride in your yacht. And respectfully, shut the hell up because you're not saving anybody, you demon. And I'm sick of being gaslit by these people and them acting so holier than now. They'll literally say out of their face, oh, we're in an elite group of people. Shut your mouth, you must you mudslide head. We don't need to listen to you anymore. I'm sick of these people. And it's like there's so much destruction and horrible stuff that goes on in the world to have these people have the audacity to gaslight us on video right to our face and then go jump on their yacht. It's like, you're a demon. Like go back to your cave, you demon.
SPEAKER_02Yeah, like Nicole Kittman being like, I love eating bugs, and like, dude, this is my magic power, is eating bugs. And then, like at these conventions, they're telling us you're gonna need to eat bugs, you're gonna own nothing and be happy. And then they're eating steaks and they're like you said, flying in their private jets. It's just yeah, it's it's total hypocrisy and it's gaslighting, and it and we've had enough of it in this world. We've woken up, all the world's a stage, and everyone's an actor. We get it, it's a big red curtain.
SPEAKER_01Yeah, and everybody I I made a video about this um the other night where it was just where I basically tried to lay out how all of these people are are sold out, and there's this financial incentive for you to shut up. And if you just don't speak to the king, that you can get uh opportunities, jobs, social circles, get invited to the cool kids party. But at the end of the day, you're a merchant of the darkness and and and good luck. Have fun sleeping in your $10 million mansion when you know that your soul is corrupted because you're willing to sell everybody else on the planet out. You know, they say health is your wealth and the value of your soul and how you feel about yourself is is um you know, is the real value. There's a lot of rich people that have a hundred million dollars that are miserable or depressed or commit suicide or any number of things. So when you look at these people, I can't help but think how poor they are with all the money and objects that they have, how their soul is so corrupted, and how they're so quick to just say, you know what, let me sell out everybody ever so I could get this buck. And one of the ones that really, that really strikes me a lot is you have uh is you have professional athletes, right? You have a person like LeBron James, who's never paid it made it past page five of any book that he's pretended to read, and he'll and he'll do a commercial, and he's not alone in this, and he'll do a commercial like for uh for Sprite or Coca-Cola. Objectively, one of the most unhealthy things that a young child can consume, soda. And you have this literal poison that they're trying to encourage the future generations, not go out and exercise like me. Do you think LeBron James is sitting at his house cracking open a Sprite? And maybe he is, but I highly doubt it. Is he feeding his children cans of Sprite? And they'll so quickly sell out all of these other people when they could just as easily take the hundreds of millions of dollars that they have and live just fine for the remainder of their life and actually maybe not take the deal from Gatorade or not take the deal from Coca-Cola or not take the deal from McDonald's or Subway or one of these corporations that's selling garbage to people, but they don't care. And they'll sell out everybody. And then the way that they, the way that they collect their good boy points and feel okay at night is because they created some charity in Akron, Ohio to help 27 kids read, read, read books or something. Meanwhile, they're poisoning hundreds of thousands, if not millions, of people so they can make a couple of million bucks on some endorsement deal. Everybody is so sold out and corrupted for the dollar. It's sick, and and it's and it's one of a variety of reasons why why the world is in such a wrong direction and why so many people are sick and tired and have anxiety and lethargic and have cancer and all these other poisons and toxins that are being put in their body. And all the people that are the influence peddlers are so quick to sell everybody out so that they can get theirs.
SPEAKER_02Absolutely. Well put. And when talking about like LeBron James, I just started thinking about like the Boulet. I I learned about this um in the last couple of years, which is like the secret societies, you've got the fraternities, all this Greek stuff, and they're all in these clubs, and you have the circumpunct, which is this magic sigil, which is like the target sign with that outside circle, and then you've got the dot on the inside, and you have these groups like the secret societies that are, I guess, kind of like the V's in the middle, and the secret society, like the Boulet, which is the black fraternities that like LeBron James would be part of, they're outside kind of protecting the inner circle, but they don't even really know who is in the inner circle. And with the black fraternities, I feel like a lot of what they're pushing is the racial agenda that is actually like enslaving them. And so they're there by selling themselves out for fame and success and fortune, but then they're perpetuating this narrative, the psyop narrative. That's this is gonna upset some people, maybe, but they created racism. He's that, you know, these things are created, and then you look at who's promoting them, and it's straight up like people selling their souls.
SPEAKER_01Yeah, no, the the racial, the racial, the racial, the racial psyop is a weapon for sure. And and it's so disgusting because uh two things can be true at the same time. There can be people that are racist, and there certainly are around the world, no doubt about it. But probably less at this time than at any point in human history. But but racism uh goes multiple ways. There's black people that are racist and Mexican people that are racist, and Indian people and Asian people. You're basically saying that some person has some inherent bias because of the experiences of themselves or the people around them, and they start to label people in certain ways to protect and insulate themselves because other people that might look and or behave that way have done these things to them. You know, when I was in when I was in elementary school, I got I got robbed by a couple people that were not white. And it's like nobody else had robbed me up until that point. These are the only people that robbed me, took my clothes out of my locker and walked away with them. And and it's like, okay, so now when I see these people, it doesn't mean that you're a racist. It's like though that's what the guys look like that just robbed me in this particular building. So am I gonna say, oh no, I don't see anything, or it's like, this is just an experience that I had in my life. Doesn't make me a racist, doesn't make me a racist forever. It's just you trying to protect yourself. So the the fact what I find so incredible now is you'll have people on TV like like Joy Reed, for example, who is like at the pinnacle of media. This person and all these other media stars, and and they have huge podcasts like Jamel Hill, and all they ever talk about is how racist everybody is. You're at the top of it, you're at the top of the pyramid. How many, how many people do you need to have in all of these positions of power to look like you to say that it's not racist? And then all of the people that don't usually see racism in their life every day, it's brought to the forefront of their mind in every single thing that happens. Anytime a person dies from a police officer, anytime there's a disparity in the outcome because of something, it's always chalked up to racism. So you bring racism into the forefront of everybody's mind and you create the racism. You manufacture racism so that a young kid can listen to a person like Michelle Obama, for example, say, if you're born and your skin looks like this, you got a chip on your shoulder, and you're not even going to be able to get there no matter what, no matter how hard you try. Talk about dismissing somebody's entire life. In my entire life, and I grew up in Connecticut, the amount of times that I've seen somebody do something racist in my entire life, I could probably count on one hand. So it's like, is it really that prevalent out there? I understand that if you look at the sum totality of society, that you may see examples of this. And certainly looking back in history, but every day in America, are you telling me that there's that much of it happening? So much so that you have to poison the minds of the youth to tell them that they can't ever get anywhere because of this. And by the way, the state needs to give you a five million dollar check. Otherwise, you'll never be whole. What a lie that they're perpetuating on all of them. And and and they're really just creating this dependent, kind of uh subservient state where they always feel like every single problem that ever comes my way is because of this reason when it's just not.
SPEAKER_02Well said. So well said. I completely agree with everything you're saying. They're just perpetuate perpetuating the issue by bringing it up, and it's like putting the script out and getting everybody to just continue talking about it and creating it. And it's the magic that they're doing. It's it's a method that they're using to control us, and it's almost like dangerous to even talk about it. Oh, here we have two white, you and I are white. Like, you know, we don't have a say in this. We can't say anything. It's just like they're even protecting the topics by just making them so sensitive. And it's that's the part of the mind programming that I woke up to in 2020 because I when COVID, when the COVID hit, I was so afraid. I was like more afraid than anybody wearing my rubber kitchen gloves and my got my glasses and double masking in like February, March 2020. I'm gonna get a vaccine off the black market and I was doing the Black Lives, the Black Lives Matter march was the first time I left my house that spring. But what happened was is I had been misdiagnosed bipolar for almost 10 years. Talk about giving somebody a label, like, oh, you're never gonna make it because you're, you know, you have this or you're black, whatever that you make that. They told me I was bipolar. You took 30,000 pills I never needed, half a million dollars to big pharma paid out. I was misdiagnosed. Four years off pills, happier, healthier, more clear-headed than ever. And guess what? I woke up because those pills, no coincidence, came out of the MK Alter days with all of those diagnoses, rock and color medicine, for-profit medicine. Put me to sleep. I woke up as I got off these pills in 2020. I started questioning what was going on with the narrative. I went from the scaredest person to now started this podcast so I could start talking to people about what was going on. But you just start waking up to things and you're like, oh my gosh, like Hegelian dialect. Uh I I'm kind of this place where Democrat, Republican, both sides of the same coin. Um, you know, the Black Lives Matter thing, like they're using this to push agendas and push people, and you find out this group is corrupt and they're not even giving money where it's supposed to go. And then the whole PSYOP thing, which you have the best reel on right now, you say if you successfully navigated the last 36 months without getting suckered into taking a mysterious potion from a historically corrupt company to protect you from a mysterious air disease, I am proud of you. There aren't that many wins to celebrate these days, but if you manage to navigate this PSYOP without getting pressured into it, you should be proud of yourself. You should be proud of yourself that you successfully outsmarted PhD scholars, master degrees people, CEOs, and heads of state. Love that. Let's talk about the 2020 PSYOP and this whole kind of thing that's been going on the last few years.
SPEAKER_01Yeah, I mean, it's it was a it was like the ultimate mental test. Can you and the other thing that the thing that's so sad about it is that so many people are victims of this, and the pressure was so intense and so persistent that it really took a lot of mental fortitude to navigate your way through it. And I was thinking about it last night as I walked, how amazing it is that so many people managed to make it, make it through. And even even more uh and even more respect I I suddenly realized for the people that got fired from their job from it. I met a woman at uh in Phoenix around Christmas time at Turning Points America Fest, and she said she was um she was in the, I believe the Army uh or the Marine Corps for 15 or 17 years. And she was like um she was a non-deployable person. She was a technology person or an office person or something like that because she had young kids at home. She was a single mom. I think she had three kids. And they fired her for not taking the potion. And she said she had had some adverse reactions to um to the juice in the past, to different juices in the past, and she um had worked there for 17 years and they just fired her. And they were gonna give her a dishonorable discharge, but ended up giving her an honorable discharge. And her 17 years and her pension and all of those things that she had worked for were gone. And I just can't help but think how many people would have caved under that pressure because of the money and her children and any number of other things. Yet she didn't, and uh she she is probably healthier as a result from it. And one of the things she said is, What if I took that and I had some heart issue and then I died, and now my kids have no parents? I'd rather them not have that money from me being in the pension or less time and me at home, but at least I'm here. And when I think about the degree of strength and and the spine and the mental fortitude that a person like that has, uh it's mind blowing because she's not a doctor, and neither am I. And I assume maybe you aren't either. Yet we successfully looked at this and we're like, if they're gonna tell us right out of the gate that. You're gonna get that if you take this test and we're gonna turn up the amount of times that it gets multiplied from the test from time to time, and uh it doesn't really affect people that are young that much, and the cases are overblown, anyways. And if you actually look at the statistics, even though they've been artificially manipulated per their admission, and you're like, wait a second, the amount of people in my age bracket that have this, and then you know from all the lies that you've stacked up from paying attention to all this stuff over the many, many years that the truth will end up coming out, and then they come out eight months later and they go, Yeah, we did overcount those, and yeah, oh, the people that were in this age bracket, they had three or four pre-existing comorbidities, they're 450 pounds, they have hypertension, diabetes, heart disease, cardiovascular disease, or whatever else. Oh, and by the way, they got eaten by an alligator and we all marked them as a death. Um, it's just it just sometimes things just hit you. And I'm thinking about it last night how how all of these supposedly smart people are completely full of it. And there's so many people living in this fake reality, and the and the the illusion is so persistent that it really takes it really takes a large amount of thought and personal um personal, uh I guess you could say intuition to be able to navigate these things because every social cue always pushes you to the hive mind way of approaching things. And when I became an entrepreneur when I was 18, if I had listened to what any person told me that wasn't in a better place than me financially, I'd be dead broke. The lesson that the entrepreneurship journey teaches you something very important, which is that if you want to be in the 1%, you have to ignore the 99%. So many people are clueless, so many people are brainwashed by all this stuff that you just can't listen to the people around you. You have to independently validate every piece of information that comes across your mind. Otherwise, they'll slip one in the side door or the back door when you're not looking and you could get really hurt from it.
SPEAKER_02Absolutely. And we're programmed, like since we get put in indoctrination school, public school system, to listen, sit at your desk for eight hours a day, four uh five days a week. That's the longest unpaid job all of us ever have full time. Um start work, talk about child labor. And you can't, you can't, you know, you can't go to the bathroom until they tell you you got to raise your hand and listen to the teacher, and you can get in trouble for things different. Think if you if you imagine somebody who doesn't believe in uh cosmology as a spherical ball because they grew up, you know, a certain way, believing a certain teaching, and then they have to take a test in school that's gotta be round. You can't say, I believe in something different, and they're even like gonna get in trouble for putting the wrong answer down. Like school is indoctrination, I believe it's MK Ultra. There's trauma in school, they put programming in our heads, they teach us just what they want us to know. They don't teach us how to balance a checkbook or how to handle our emotions, but they'll teach you about um Albert Einstein, who didn't even come up with E equals M C squared first. Some other guy did. Like they're gonna tell you about Fakespeare, might be Ferris's bacon. You start learning about his story as you're waking up and all these fractures and the story that they were told to tell us in school. And you really realize that school is just to get people online to get us to do exactly what they want us to. Then you graduate, you go to college, you spend like a hundred thousand dollars, you go into debt, now you're in debt slave in the system, you go to your next job, you eat all that crap on the shelves, the 90 uh percent of foods that weren't there a hundred years ago, and you get the 90 diseases that weren't there 100 years ago, and you die, and it's that's just what they want. You you're cog in the machine in the system, and it starts from childhood.
SPEAKER_01Yeah. No, and it's funny because the later I get in life, the more I think about little nuanced things that were placed into my mind as a kid in school that I didn't really think much of. And one of them hit me the other day where I remember learning that war is good for the economy.
SPEAKER_00Yeah.
SPEAKER_01And that was in history class. And they were, you know, here's what happened. We went to we got involved in World War II, and look, all the economic activity, and people started buying war bonds and giving their money to the government to fight the war, and they rallied together, and the women went to work in the factories and started making bullets and manufacturing other things, right? Look at all this good, look at all this economic good when those kids were left at home. And war on a piece of paper is nothing more than three letters. Whereas war in real life is men, human men, getting obliterated so that some hire on the totem pole man can be stubborn and not make some decision.
SPEAKER_02Yeah.
SPEAKER_01And you, and we have this belief that it's this far and away thing in the past, and we're so much smarter and better now because we have TikTok and we're all here, we're all here in our in our comfortable homes, right? Meanwhile, you have two men, allegedly, over overseas right now, Putin and Zelensky, that are in this feud over land or resources or whatever the truth may be. And instead of coming to a conclusion, the intelligent Western world and every other demon out there is like send them missiles and tanks and bombs and destruction. And meanwhile, all the citizens of Ukraine are just sitting there. People are still, people are still living there. There's people still hanging out there, going to school, going to work, going to the bar, going to restaurants, and there's just bombs dropping. And instead of being, instead of brokering peace, all we all talk about is how we're going to give them more money to blow up those people while they're blowing up those people. Oh, and by the way, we can't hear what the Russians have to say because they're so evil and demon, they're such demons. So we get this very artificially manufactured view of what the truth is. And then they just expect us all to lap it up and regurgitate it. And and the same goes for, I remember when I was in middle school, I remember learning about abortion. And I started thinking about it the other day, where they talked about how abortion was such a good thing because women were were doing abortions in back alleys with clothes with clothing hangers. And they were like, abortion is a good thing. I got taught this in school. There was no discussion of why it could be good or not be bad or not be good. There was no discussion about why war might be good or not be bad. It's just war is good for the economy, abortion is good, and this is in your in your school system. And then they're teaching you how to memorize things that you'll never need to memorize. And then they're teaching you things that now you realize are completely wrong. Every food pyramid I ever saw in my entire life, if you ate like that, you'd be you'd hit you'd have died of COVID already. So it's just sad because you know, the further that you go, you realize that you know, uh sometimes changing the world seems so far out of reach. Like, how could I affect this? And it's like there are one billion ways that you could change even the lives of one person and geez, yourself. And it would all start from there. So if we could just be more cognizant ourselves and talk to people about just the basics, like, hey, maybe don't uh drink soda, hey, maybe don't have high fructose corn syrup, hey, maybe use butter instead of margarine, the basic stuff. The basic stuff that seem obvious once you kind of see on the other side, but to your average person are completely disconnected. 12 months ago, I didn't think that margarine was not a good thing. I thought butter was bad. You see it, you watch the news, and it's like eggs are good and eggs are bad and eggs are cholesterol, and I don't even know what cholesterol is, but you just, you just, you just, you default your you default your own um uh I forget the word, you you default your thought process to some expert in the room. You outsource your your validation process to the experts. And the person that's on TV is reading a script and is an employee and it's signing the back of a paycheck and would get fired in a second if they didn't regurgitate that line. And then the science, the supposed science and the experts, they've been bought off since the beginning of time. They used to say cigarettes are good for during pregnancy to help anxiety and stuff. So when you realize that every single thing is doctored and manipulated, you realize that it's really you against the world and you have to make it an active everyday behavior to be great and navigate BS at every turn. And I think one of the best things that you can do for society is not only do that for yourself, but do the best that you can to leak that information to as many pieces, people as possible, which is why I say that being a truth distributor is the forefront of the information war, of the modern war.
SPEAKER_02That's right. We're in the trenches right now, you know, fighting the real fight here. It's a psychological warfare. Yes. I mean, there's absolutely like with the 2020 stuff, there was the potion that came out, and there's so many theories on that, and altering DNA, and you've got like 5G and metals, and think about the spirit world into effect. We know that's a real thing, and frequency manipulation, and there I believe in the evil, and there's something bigger going on, you know, through all of this. But then there's also the psychological warfare of the last couple of years, and not just that, like our whole lives, as we're kind of talking about since we were in school, and kids, you know, are so they're whimsical and they have they're different. And then we we come in and fracture their minds with this traumatic, horrible world, program them. It's all psychological warfare to control people. Um, but the last couple years, I really feel like we're we're seeing the health effects right now from the potion. Like it's a real thing, it's coming out. Even the pharmaceutical companies are coming out and saying, Oh, maybe we shouldn't have done that, and oh, this is going on, and you can put tie the put the dots together. It's um not something we wanted to be right about, but that's what's happening. But there's also the psychological um aspects. There's people we don't even know about that haven't left the house, or you know, social lives aren't what they used to be. I still see people wearing masks around here in Austin. Like it just people are different, like they're all on their phones all the time. You go into a waiting room, everybody's on their phone, and there's just I think that the do you think that 2020 was more of a psychological psy-off, or do you really think that this was about pushing the potion? Do you think this was about the new world order reset? Or is the new world order? Already here.
SPEAKER_01It's always been well I think that um I think that the probability that all of the pieces of the puzzle are in concert is very low. But I think that the totality of all of them together makes for this big uh very poisonous machine. So let me see if I can explain what I mean by that. What I mean is that there may be a hundred people who have one slice of the bad that throw it into the pot. But when you but when you look at it in totality, you're trying to connect all the dots together, but it's really just a bunch of different people doing their own bad thing together. It's like when you walk into Walmart, it would be easy to be like, whoever put together Walmart is putting all this poison here when in reality they're just selling what the market wants. They sell what it sells. And you know, the fact that those that those products made it in there is a result of a large variety of people all making the bad decisions um layered over, layered over other bad decisions over long periods of time. So I don't think that there's that there's necessarily one person pulling the strings or one small group of people pulling every string, but I do think that there is the top of a pyramid that is making the top layer of control. And the general gist of it all is money and power, and everybody's a mouth breather except for the elite, and it's that simple. And everybody kind of falls in line because whenever they get to a point where they could do something of good, they sell out, they have a price, and they're like, ah, you know, I gotta get, I gotta get mine, right? And I feel that that same thing ripples throughout the whole chain. So I do think that um I do think that there is a small group of a few hundred families, if if even that many, a few hundred people, most likely white men, that run the entire planet, yeah, and and and dictate top-down policies that ripple down into the society, which is I don't care what happens, as long as I got the power, and as long as I got the money, you guys figure out the rest. And along the way, everybody else is choosing their self-interest over the interest of the society for the most part, and choosing the money or the power in their own respective categories. Meanwhile, the people at the top are running it anyways. So it's like if you you don't really care what happens underneath, as long as you get yours and you have this big cascade of people that are doing the exact same thing. And then when we're down at the very chip at the very end of it, it's like, that's why the school isn't teaching you how to do anything, right? That's why the food pyramid is trash, because that food pyramid was sold to somebody that sold it to somebody else, that sold it to this curriculum that was able to convince these people by buying them out or whatever else, or or or maybe um looking the other way when they committed some terrible act. And then the sum total of it all is we're in the jungle. And I say this often where we just have to remember that the jungle that we were in as Neanderthals, however many years ago, is the same jungle that we're in now. We just have this shiny illusion where we think that we're not in the jungle anymore. It's just that the the our enemies are different. We don't have to worry about the lurking lion. There's a lurking human being that's the same exact predator with the same exact threat. You know, when you're out in the jungle, you gotta be head on a swivel all the time. The reality is that modern life is exactly the same way. We just have this illusion that it's not.
SPEAKER_02Yeah, no, absolutely. I feel like evil's kind of been normalized, and a lot of the things in this world have been inverted. Like you go to the doctor and you think you're gonna get better and you're gonna like, uh, this is gonna help you. But really, this doctor has spent $200,000 to be indoctrinated to the finest to practice, say, Rockefeller medicine, which when you look into the how Rockefeller like totally um discredited like homeopathic medicine and like then gave all this money to universities that would only push his way of thinking, even like took over the American Cancer Institution. And then you've got all these doctors that like go to school to just learn his regime, and nobody's getting better because they're only treating the symptoms and not the cause. But then you look at what's going on with the potion, and this kind of I feel like ties into what you're talking about, where like you have these like this top tier that's creating the first ripple of whatever darkness or evil, and then 10 other, you know, boats are hitting it and moving and making ripples and ripples and ripples. Well, with this potion, I feel like people are gonna get sick. And are they even gonna tie it in to being from the potion? Or is it gonna be no, I had this pre, I had this or that or that? Like it gets so lost in the wash because it's a psychological operation that people can't even see really what's going on. Like in the jungle, you see that lion coming and jumping at you. Now it's a very deceiving deception, and it really does take a sharp mind to recognize that you're in a labyrinth and to find your way out and exit the stage.
SPEAKER_01Yeah. Well, that's I mean, that isn't that isn't that part of the game? I mean, you think about, you know, look back at history, such a good example. When we were fighting, what was it, the British, the red coats, they would stand in a line and they would just march in a line. And you have inaccurate guns that you shoot for one guy and it hits the guy four guys to the right, but they're standing in a line. And when you think about that how warfare was fought that way, it's mind-blowing. Yeah, how did how did we win the war? Oh, we didn't do that, we didn't stand in a line anymore. You go up in the bush or behind the tree or behind the rock, right? And you know, modern warfare evolving to be a wolf in sheep's clothing is just part of the ever-evolving game, navigating it, you know, and uh let's look at something different, like let's say uh parenting, for example. The way that your parents parented you is hard to is hard to embody today when there's a phone. You know, no one I couldn't send somebody a pin drop of my location and organize a secret meeting on the phone back then. The landline had to ring, and they were intercepting that landline. And that's it. Otherwise, it's not like somebody was sending me Morse code or sending me a text message, it's it just wasn't there. So we have to evolve to the modern warfare of the time. So it's only natural that they would find sneakier ways to backdoor it. But to me, the more that you look and the more you pay attention, the more you realize how obvious it all is. And it's our responsibility as people that have seen the light, so to speak, to pass that on. And I think the most simple and obvious one is how could any person trust what they see on TV? How could you trust the nightly news? And when I watch the nightly news now, it I it almost is like it's like a comedy show. I watch, I was watching um ABC World News or something for 10 minutes or something last night, and how they talk about it, you just realize how they are so convincing. It's like they are selling it to you. They're not telling you the news, they're selling you the story of how they want you to interpret it. And when you disconnect from that and start to look at it from the objective point of view, where you read it yourself or you find it yourself, you realize how much of a charade that is. And until your average person doesn't look at the news and say, this is correct and accurate, we're screwed. And that's why in 2023, I've had a I've had kind of a directional shift in my mind and the way that I communicate my information. Where is if I go, if I go ultra deep and I tell you, and I tell you the super secret thing or the thing that's taken people a long time to understand, you probably will disconnect. But if I bring it to something that's so obvious and blatant and right in front of your face, if I can't convince you to see that, I'll never get you over here. I'll never get you to the end of it. So when you say like the Rockefeller Medicine stuff, for example, you got to be deep in the hole to have gotten to that part. And there's a lot of people that aren't there yet. And there's a lot of people that don't even know what we're talking about. And of course, the ones that do are like, yep, these people get it. But everybody else, the people that are on the fringe that aren't there yet, the simplest way that I think we can convert those people is welcome them into the group and say, Did you look at what they said about how they reported this disease? Did you look at the of the of the adverse at the adverse effects effects uh reporting system that they have there that is online that anybody have you looked at that? Because if you haven't looked at that and you watch TV, if you if I can't get you to do the most basic, we're lost. If you walk into a Walmart and you see all the middle aisles and all these things that are in boxes and bags and sh in different shaped containers, and you think that that is just okay and not by design, and all the fruit and vegetables and things that are healthy are on the outside, it's like if you can't, if I can't get you to see the difference between these two things, I'll never convince you of the other stuff. So that's why my kind of objective lately has been to focus on the very basic and most obvious provable things and then start to work people into it from there. Um and I think that that will have more of an effect uh population.
SPEAKER_02I think that that's really smart and wise of you. And you know, as I was mentioning, I really had a huge awakening in 2020 and I got real loud and was just like hopping on internet and talking about 9-11 was an inside job. Where's the plane in Pennsylvania? The hole in the Pentagon was smaller than the wings of a plane, and you know, jet fuel doesn't melt. And just like, did you know about tower three and who was in there? And the 47 billion dollars that went missing, and there was 47, just like yapping, and everyone's like, Whoa, she's crazy, and no one wants to listen to me. And then, like, I started this podcast last year called Nazi Secret Societies that we were talking about all of the stuff and really putting it out there, and like suddenly people are just like, Whoa, Kara, you're sounding really cute and Q conspiracy and all that. And and then my awakening, I didn't really wake up when Q was a hot thing. I would have probably been really into it because I'll be like, Oh, look at these, let me solve these, and look what they're talking about. And but instead, I kind of even started sharing these kinds of things. And when I was still asleep, and before my awakening, I thought QAnon was literally, I thought it was a um terrorist group. I I didn't know what it was. I just that's the way that they're programming it. So they're programming these things that are taking a little bit of the narrative, but then it is a psychological operation being done on that. So when you do want to speak up about these things that are going on, like we were talking about with Walmart, where the food is and the question, these little things, those start saying, Oh, you're a conspiracy theorist or you're a terrorist, you're a QAnon person. And just kind of waking up to that secondary psyop and just like the conspiracy on conspiracies has made me kind of go, whoa, I'm gonna step back and kind of do more of what you're saying, because we can reach more people that way. And that's what we're supposed to do. We're not supposed to sit here and just be like, get my shaman costume on and and go into the the rush the capital or whatever. Um, yeah. And what what did you how when did you wake up to what's kind of happening in the world? Have you always sort of been awake to it? Or do you have like a a time period where it hit something it hit you?
SPEAKER_01Yeah. Um, and before I'd say that, I just want to say that, you know, I think that a lot of that stuff is a distraction that that make people feel like they're in some type of video game where they're getting some type of top secret intel, and it has them lose sight of the bigger, more obvious truth. You know, one of the things that throws me a lot is people talking about uh Gematria or being like, well, Damar Hamlin's the letters of his name, if you add them up and divide them by the upside down square root of uh, you know, of a of a purple avocado, it means that he died on the you know, he had a heart attack on the third day, three aortas. A cow has three aortas, cow three letters. Thirty three, thirty three, flip it upside down, spin like and go down a water slide, and you'll find, you know, and Nikola Tesla is like living in this in the moon. Um I think that that's a distraction. I think and it and it it bothers me when I see. People pull people off the trail with stuff like that when there's all these other things that are objectively provably true. And it's like, do you guys think that the moon is made of cheese and there's a you know, it's like maybe, but let's like, are we what is the point of this? Exactly. I'm not, I'm not, I'm not on a scavenger hunt. I'm trying to not have my family get get killed by these mysterious poisons. Like, hello, are you guys are we on the same universe? Oh, there's a you know, there's an ice wall. Yeah, maybe there is, but come on, you know, the the food in your cabinet is full of poison. Yeah, maybe there is an ice wall. Maybe if you kayak to the end of the earth, you'll hit a frozen ice wall. Yeah, maybe. I don't, I'm, I'm, I don't think so, but maybe. But there is food in your there is poison in your cabinet. So, like, you know, let's we just maybe zone in.
SPEAKER_02Yeah.
SPEAKER_01Um, so yes. So when I was uh when I was in high school, was the first time um uh some friends of some friends of mine were walking down the street, I think it was in either Philadelphia or New York, and I couldn't hang out with them this particular weekend. And there was a bunch of people yelling and protesting on the street, handing out DVDs, and they handed out a DVD to one of my buddies, and he brought it back to Connecticut, and they were like, This kid gave us this DVD last night. They were yelling about something, they were pretty cool, they were our age. What why were they doing that? You know, it was I think it was the winter time. Why would you be on the street handing out DVDs? Let's watch the DVD, and it was and it was loose change.
SPEAKER_02I knew you were gonna say that. I love this, keep going.
SPEAKER_01And it was loose change, and I was like, and you watch it, and it's like, wait, pause, pause, pause, everything Wikipedia, Google, that person is there, you know. Okay, wait, hold on, play that back. We it took us probably three hours or four hours to watch, you know, a 90-minute documentary because we were pausing and researching, talking about it, processing it. And then you go online and you start typing these things in, and it would be like info wars, info wars, infoars, info wars, info wars. And you you find you find Alex Jones's universe, and then you see there's 80,000 videos and hundreds of millions of views, billions of views on his YouTube channel, and all this stuff, the guy's posting every five minutes. And then you start to look into his history and you start to look at all these videos. And I did the same thing like you. I took to Facebook and I was like, How are you guys not seeing they're coming for us? And I think that's the that's the natural, it's the natural initial reaction because you're just like, oh my God, I've I see it now.
SPEAKER_02Yeah.
SPEAKER_01But I think that what time teaches us, the wisdom over time, is how to say, okay, here's a basket of things, some that are true, some that are partially true, some that are kind of true in one way, but not in the other. I have to take this and index it in my in my Rolodex of information and try to determine what I think is correct amongst all this. So that was how I originally became woken up to it. But eventually I realized that I felt like I had no, I felt like it was like it was in the cards. It was already, it was done. You know, there's there's no politician, they're all demons, they're all coming for us, there's no hope. You know, I didn't even see anybody that even said anything, that even remotely looked like I need thought it needed to. And then I saw Ron Paul. And Ron Paul was the first person that had ever, any public figure that had ever really made sense to me that was talking about things that I agreed with. And I thought, wait a second, there actually may be light in all this. It may not be, you know, we're dead, they're coming for us, you might as well live a good live a good life and and and roll over. Um and he kind of reinvigorated me back into understanding that there actually could be more. But then when he was out of the presidential race, I thought, well, if you can't get the president to get elected that has any understanding of this, there's still no hope. Then Trump came around and I took the same same disposition as everybody. Like, this guy sucks. Look, he's a he's bad. Look at all he's so and then I thought, wait a second, all this information that I've known all these years, and seeing how much they've lied, how could I just take at face value what they're saying about this guy? Let me look into it. And once I started looking more into him, I thought, wait a second, this is a person that's saying things that are actually at the pulse of society that aren't through the regurgitated same talking points that all the rest are. Could there be hope? And then when he got in, I thought, wait, it may not all be mapped. This may be somebody that maybe is not perfect, but is slightly outside, and there actually is hope in the world. And that reinvigorated me back into paying attention and staying on it and believing that somebody like me could be the president. I'm not a Bush, I'm not a Clinton, I'm not, I'm not a Yale pedigree, I'm not a skull and bones. But maybe someone like me, maybe a business person, could hold the high office and really make a huge difference, a huge influence. Um, and that's what kind of has carried me throughout this whole process. And then in 2020, I was so frustrated by it all that I just would joke about it, made a video in 2020 that went viral, and I thought, wait a second, here's the universe saying if I was to take my 16 years of paying attention to this and help other people move along, if the market says they want it, let me see if they will be receptive to it. So I started making videos every day, and the rest is history.
SPEAKER_02Wow. That's an that's amazing. I have another friend who um received loose change when she was in college, and then she watched it, woke her up, she found herself distributing this the CD on her college campus, and then she just got, you know, kind of disillusioned by it all. Because I think during you know the 2000s, if you were awake, if close to when 9-11 happened, you were probably it was probably way harder to talk about the truth. But she'd overheard Trump saying a speech that I'm gonna tell you guys actually what happened in 9-11. And she was like, What? Oh my gosh. And she was became a huge Trump fan and all that, and then you know, just kind of made her way through the whole awakening of it all. But for me in 2020, spring 2020, I mean, I was a hardcore liberal. Like I just was I hated Donald Trump. I was told I live in Austin, Texas. I was told I I'm I was going to the women's march. I didn't have a pussy hat, thank God. I had enough style sense to not do that. But I um what happened is I started doing this loving-kindness meditation as a therapy tool, you know, getting off my pills and and replacing it with different skills. And it was to love somebody and like meditate on them for them to be well, essentially like pray for them. And I chose Donald Trump because I hated him. He was public number enemy number one for me spring 2020. I hated it. I was like, oh my God, fake this guy. Well, what happened after a month of every day committing myself to spending this time meditating on Trump and loving him? I started shifting, like, yeah, the guy's not that bad, actually. He's kind of cute. He looked pretty good in that debate. And wait a second, I just heard on this other station that he did some good peace deals. And then I started learning about I was like, what about the females that like Trump? Like, who they must be insane. So I start looking up their accounts on Instagram and I start seeing this save the children hashtag, which is like, why do the children need save me? Wait, Trump's been helping, like human trafficking month and all this stuff. And so I well, Trump was a huge piece in the awakening for me, going from hating him, public enemy number one, to him being the one who I feel kind of opened me up to the rabbit hole and to discovering all these lots of you know different theories that I call it the Luciferian labyrinth, just like this crazy, like you never know what you're gonna discover. But it's you know, it's a mind trap. And I just I think that you know, at this point, I'm at the place where I think all politics is like theater. I don't know who to trust. I don't really trust anybody, but I sure would prefer to see Trump on the screen because he's Fonny and he does seem to think for himself. Um, but I just think it's really interesting how Trump is kind of like a trumpet, a little bit of a a piece in people's awakening. And and I I heard that he might even be running again. He is going to Yeah, yeah, officially, yeah. Wow. And I I I heard someone say, What if Hillary runs too? Do you think that it could be like Hillary and Trump running against each other again?
SPEAKER_01No, I don't I think Hillary's I think Hillary's um uh I think her shot has come and went.
SPEAKER_02Hillary, kill shot on her now the list count.
SPEAKER_01I don't think she I don't think that the that the public is receptive to her. So I think that her I think she's failed enough times that I don't think that they would run her again or that she would run. Although it is certainly it is certainly possible. Um but the thing about it's it's funny what you say about Trump because let that be a lesson that each person can just play a piece in the greater awakening, and you don't necessarily need to agree with them or agree with them for their entire lifetime, they can just play some piece in ushering you along the journey towards the right place. So so many people have this, they have this kind of endearing place in their heart for Trump because of you know, X, Y, or Z reason and all the good that he did, not to not to uh not to downplay all those things, but they also let that infiltrate their mind for anything that he does going forward. And it's like I saw today that he's doing a campaign stop in South Carolina with Lindsey Graham, and I just can't help but shake. It's like this guy's a warmonger, Ukraine-loving, you know, Rhino. Why would you go and do that with him? You know, why why did he why is he still to this day so sticking to the juice and all of the good that it's done and all the people that he's saved? It's like this guy is not without fault. And I'm not saying that DeSantis is perfect or any other candidate is perfect, and people have a tough time. They have this visceral reaction whenever you go anti-Trump in any way or criticism of what he has said or done. But I just want everybody to remember that we have to have discernment on our own about everybody, and and saying that somebody is doing a certain thing right or wrong at any given point doesn't negate all the things that they've done and doesn't mean that you hate them, and also doesn't mean that that they can't be great again, or maybe the best option that is available. So I just hope that people don't look at Donnie as he's can do no wrong and say, you know, but what about all these other things that he did? What about the things, what about the slip-ups that he's making now? Is he really the best? I just hope that everybody doesn't have rose-colored glasses when it comes to him because of all the good things that he's done in the past. I just hope that people remember that.
SPEAKER_02I love the way that you're talking about him right now and just this concept that like we can glean good stuff from everybody, like even if like somebody's part of a club or part of a system or whatever, doesn't mean that everything about them is bad. And that's kind of a phase I went through in the awakening when I was believing everything's demonic, everything's MKAltra, this place is there's no hope here. It's like, no, like actually it there's good to be taken from everything, and none of us are perfect. This is a fallen world. We all fall short of the glory of God. Like, that's just the way it is. But that doesn't mean that you can't take something good from different things. And I think that's a really open-minded and important. And honestly, like it's a good place to be so that you can enjoy this world. So you can sit down at the table with people who think differently than you and have a conversation and maybe like meet each other and come eye to eye, or like you were saying, like, you want to kind of reach the people that aren't awake to the stuff. Well, you you have to kind of find that common ground with everybody. And honestly, the common ground is that we're all living here on this planet together, and we all want to have a good life. We all want to eat good food and and be in love and have homes and live the best life we can while we're here. And um, I just I I I love your message about you know, then not everybody is completely evil and there's good to be gleamed from everybody. And I have a memoir coming out this winter called Here Comes Trouble, and I have a chapter called Loving Kindness Meditation Works, all about loving Trump and how it sparked my awakening. And the last line of the chapter is thank you, Donald. I love you. Like, and I never would have said that, but we should love our neighbor, we should love everybody, and and that that, you know, but then again, and now I used to love Hillary. I was with her, but now I'm kind of like, ah, I don't know about, I'm not sure about Hillary. I might have to do some loving kindness on her, but I don't want to picture her face.
SPEAKER_01Yeah, there's a lot of bad things that she's been associated with over the years. And I think that there's, you know, to some degree, there's certain people where you stack up the sum total of all the people they've been connected to and what they've done. And it's yeah, it's not you being a political partisan hack. You just look at them and you you just say, you know, this person is bad news. I don't understand how anybody could say, yeah, she's good. It's like, do you know? Have you seen what's happened in the past? You got everybody running cover for these people that are all bought and paid for by the same machine. She is to be shielded. This person has done a lot of bad things if you just look, go look for it.
SPEAKER_02She could be the whore Babylon from the uh Babylon working with uh L. Ron Hubbard and Jack Parsons, you know, in 1947. Uh Jack Parsons hooked up with this Marjorie woman after that. You know, it was a sex magic ritual to bring in the whore Babylon using um phallic magic and the moon and all of that. And then, like about nine months after that, Jack hooked up with this Marjorie girl. Well, Hillary was born, and Hillary did wear a scarlet dress like an award show last year. It's just funny to say we don't know. I mean, honestly, I kind of think Hollywood is Babylon, the incarnation from that um that ceremony, the Babylon working, but again, that's probably another conversation.
SPEAKER_00Yeah.
SPEAKER_02Um I I loved your video that you posted about the MLK. Um, it's what the heck is that? Sculpture? It looks, I mean, it talk about phallus. It looks like a wonky, wet, I mean, what the heck is that?
SPEAKER_01It's a it's a public display of wokeness uh to get people to it's a pacifier. I mean, it I don't even know the right word, but it's a pacifier, and it's it's it's sad because the $10 million that could have otherwise been spent on productive human things um gets squandered for this thing that's objectively just ugly and doesn't honor anybody. And if you were to look at it and not read the, you know, read the thing about what it's about or what it's supposed to mean, you would never know. It doesn't honor him in any way. And this is a this is one of the most respected and honored men in American history. You know, like I said in this video the other day, there's only one federal holiday dedicated to an individual person, which is Martin Luther King Jr. Day. Even George Washington doesn't have a day anymore. They took his day that honored his birthday and they renamed it President's Day. It's not even George Washington's birthday anymore. So the father of our nation, and of course, not to downplay what Martin Luther King Jr. did, but the father of our nation and all these other historical figures that have done such tremendous things, their statues get taken down and get replaced uh with uh career criminal George Floyd. And you don't you don't have to you don't have to say you don't have to disagree with you know you don't have to even discuss what happened to George Floyd to say that does this person deserve a monument more than these historical figures of great value to freedom in the entire world? It's so such a slap in the face, and I think that uh with Boston, again, it's like somebody's just trying to collect their woke points. Oh, look, here's another thing to sell. Like, who can do it? Does it is anybody out there thinking that we don't have reverence for Martin Luther King Jr. Is anybody out there really thinking that? Is this $10 million that they squandered on this piece of supposed art? Is that changing anybody's mind? Is that making any more reverence? You could create it, you could create a library with $10 million. You could do any number of things to actually help real people in real life, and they just don't do it. And and organizations like Black Lives Matter that squandered tens of millions of dollars on things that had nothing to do with Black Lives at all. And you see, you know, a documentary like Candace Owens made about that, and it a lot of it went to trans groups and trans causes. That's nothing to do with the black experience, and then they buy mansions and all this other stuff. And these people are so sick with the mind virus that they are in there. That how could you be a how could you have a soul if you could collect tens of millions of dollars for Black Lives Matter and you could sit in a mansion in the Hollywood Hills with that money and then go on Twitter and and cry because Candace Owens is coming to ask you a question? Like, what a despicable, disgusting person. Like, shame on you. I hope I hope that you I hope you swallow that while you sit in your mansion of all the of all the demonry that you're putting out into the world. Like you'll never sleep right because of that. So I hope you're enjoying it. These people are merchants of the darkness. People are so sad and corrupted and disgusting that it's like this is just yet another example of how little people care about what actually happens and only care about collecting woke points and good boy points. And that sculpture is just a slap in the face to anybody that really can see past the most basic veil of what reality even really is.
SPEAKER_02Yeah, absolutely. And I love your real that you you made. I learned some stuff on there, like that the statue that which it looks like a it looks like a limp dick. I'm just gonna say that's what it looks like. Some kind of piece of poop. It's a total insult. It's supposed to be him hug, yeah. It's supposed to be him hugging his wife or something because they met in Boston, but then you point out in the video that MLK, like I guess a lot of people in this world was having affairs, even the night before he his assassination. He was with another woman, so it's almost like another slap in the face. This so it's like they're it's like, please do honor MLK, but do it in the right way. Don't do it in, like you said, this woke ass way, and and everything, it's just the whole woke movement, and it's just another string that they're using to move this machine, and and it just like the racism stuff that we're talking about, and it's you to see through it, like what here we are, and people say, Oh, they hate MLK. Listen to Kara and Bobby like talking about they don't like the MLK statue.
SPEAKER_01We're just saying it could have been better, like it didn't have to be like this, and maybe he would have liked a library made in his name, or any number of things, and and again, we're squandering all this money, and it's not just this, they squander money on everything, but this is just an it's just another public slap in the face, and you know it's funny because you know you can pretty much kind of argue that the United States government had a hand in his assassination to some degree. And I'm pretty sure I'm pretty sure there was a civil court case in the 90s where they where they ruled that this was the case and awarded this family money.
SPEAKER_02I'm sure I'm sure Dematria could make some kind of connection on this.
SPEAKER_01Right, yeah, right. So it's just it's just yet another, it's just another like um it's like a public slap in the face, another charade that they're playing. Oh, this is to honor Marl. Well, who got paid $10 million? Who picked the guy or gal that got paid the $10 million? Who made that decision? Well, that $10 million, where did it come from? Yeah, it came from the it came from the taxpayers of the city. What did it get taken away from? What kids in school didn't get to do? What healthcare could have what other human suffering could have been alleviated with that $10 million? And I understand it's a drop in the bucket, you know, but it's not. This stuff adds up. And what bothers me the most about about um people's uh lack of understanding about money is that they fail to recognize that the government needlessly squanders uh such a ridiculous and absurd amount of our money. And people think that this money comes from the sky, but it's like if there's how what's the population of the city of Boston or the state of Massachusetts? Well, $10 million, X dollars from every single taxpayer. It's like only 60% of people even pay taxes. So then of those 60%, they all paid X dollars for this monument. Oh, it's $3 or it's $1.50, or even if it's 27 cents. Well, what could that 27 cents have gone to? What other things could they have done? There's so much needless human suffering in the world because so much money is squandered. And all these people that are completely brain dead can squeal, is the exact same things that the people in power are telling them to squeal. Demand $15 an hour minimum wage, demand that you take away your Second Amendment rights, demand that people, that speech gets penalized by the law, demand that the rich pay more of their fair share in taxes, which ends up getting paid by you. Meanwhile, the machine is squandering so much money that there would have to be, there would have to be, there would be so little poverty in America and really in the world if there weren't so many dark creatures and merchants of darkness out there. You know, there's a there's a desk. I remember when when uh Ben Carson um got named a Secretary of HUD or whatever under Trump, he got like a $50,000, I think it was a desk in his office. It was like 50 racks. And I remember just thinking to myself, you know, these people have no shame. They're disgusting. Every last one of them for the most part. And if people understood the totality of how much money is squandered and how we have how there's a pothole on your street and a guy taking a dump in the on the sidewalk in San Francisco and a free needle for some for some meth addict, it's like how you could think that it's a better idea for us to pay more taxes is absurd to me. And it's just so it's just so sad that people are completely clueless to how fruitful and prosperous and healthy the world could be if these demons were not to have so much power. You know, we could eat healthy food, we could all be healthier. There could be gyms on every corner that were financed by the that could that were financed by the state if that was the case. The amount of money that they spent on all this other stuff, why can't you put in a park? Why couldn't you put it in a fitness center? Why couldn't you put in a fitness center in Boston where young boys and girls could go and and get healthy and get fit? Instead, they got to look at a at a dong statue for the next for the rest of time that looks like a poop wrapped around, and it's to honor her. And it's like, oh yeah, they had four kids. He cheated with his wife with mistresses all over the country, but it's for their everlasting love. These it's like it's so it's It's such a charade, and it's just sad how how how dark it all is because people just don't want to pay attention. They don't want to see the truth. And they'll just and but and they're so stuck in the brainwash that they'll say that you're crazy for just looking into it. It's like they literally will be like, do your own. They said this year that the phrase do your own research was one of the most poisonous, like misinformation phrases, because you're telling people to go do the research. So it's like, okay, what's the opposite of that? Oh, blindly regurgitate and believe the state that's historically lied to you on 5,000 occasions that have been documented well throughout American history of them. And it's not just the American government, it's corporations and businesses and people and demons all throughout the world. But you going and looking into it is somehow this crazy act just shows how backwards the whole world is.
SPEAKER_02Totally. And it's it's the programming. Uh to once you start questioning things, you get called crazy. But honestly, call me crazy all day. I'd rather be called crazy than normal and buying the narrative that they're feeding you, like when the whole 2020 COVID hit and everything, everybody $1,200. People got excited. Oh, we get $1,200, and now they're gonna pay off our student loans. Yeah. So the people that loaned you the money can get paid. They don't care about you losing your money. And then like Ukraine, they're sending, I don't even know how much money over there for what? I I'm I'm you talked about Zelensky earlier. Talk about sorry, dicks, but he played a piano with his penis. And he was an actor. They're all actors. At one point, you look at everybody in his cabinet, they're all like in the entertainment industry. That photo shoot with Bo in Vogue with his wife, all looking serious, and it's just it's a joke. Like it's it's a total joke. And then you look at the whole Biden connection with Ukraine and the hunter stuff, and then you're like, we're just funneling all this money out to Ukraine. It's like we don't even really know what that money is going for or what it's doing. And everybody's just, you know, pleased because you know they got their statue and they're getting their loans paid off and they get their little tax refund. It's like you're getting a tax refund for the money you paid. Like, we're the ones paying their salaries and paying for the jets and everything. It's not, they're not our friends.
SPEAKER_01That's right. They're not our friends, and the only thing that they do is beg for more power and then emotionally manipulate you to believe to hold on just a little bit longer because we're gonna help you. There's a video I saw today on the official POTUS Instagram account, which was Raphael Warnock being like, you know, we said we were gonna forgive your student loans. Well, keep the faith. There's only one reason why, because it's being held up by the Supreme Court. And it's like, yeah, because there's nothing in the Constitution that says that you can just give people money that you choose. You can't just pay off people's college. You don't have the law, you don't have the right to do that. And there was this other one the other day that nobody even saw that I heard on a podcast that they were talking about how the Teamsters Union had all these unfunded, under, underfinanced liabilities of they had promised all these, um, they had promised all these pensions or unfunded liabilities. They had promised all these pensions to all these Teamsters workers, and the federal government bailed out the bailed out the Teamsters. They pay they bailed out a pension fund using taxpayer dollars to pay a private group's pension fund out because they mismanaged the money. They overpromised. If they do that for that pension fund, well, why couldn't they do that for every pension fund? Why did they just pick that one? And they have no right legally to do that with our money. Yet they did it right away. And and they're telling everybody, telling all these kids to hold on and stick around because we're gonna pay your. Imagine if you were going to college right now. Are you telling me that you're gonna start to pay your loans back when they're making videos saying just hold on a little bit longer, we're gonna pay off your loans? All these people, they're they're setting a trap and everybody's falling for it. And these 18-year-old Gen Z, like clueless good boy good boy point collecting kids are getting so bamboozled. And I comment on some of their posts sometimes where I'm like, when you start paying big boy taxes, when you turn maybe like 26 or something, you're gonna realize how wrong you were about all this stuff. Because I was a Democrat when I was 18, and so is every other person that was a Republican, unless some adult, a parent or a father figure or a family member or something told them about it, or unless they're just super highly intelligent. For the most part, they had to get shown the way. But everybody starts as a Democrat because this what they sell you is great. Sounds altruistic and brave and nice and friendly. But I just hope that these Gen Z psychos that are that are drinking the Kool-Aid realize that in six years, when they turn 24 or 25 or they start paying some taxes and realize that they're getting fleeced. I just hope that they have the, I hope that they have the balls to recognize and acknowledge to their audience that they've been leading down a dark path to nowhere all these years, that they were wrong about this and that these people have been fleecing them since the jump. And I just hope that they, I hope that they understand that. There's this one guy that I follow who I'm not gonna name, but he he's got 500,000 followers on TikTok, talks about politics every day, is a total brainwashed leftist Democrat. Joe can do no wrong. He's got videos of him with Obama, with Biden. They bring them to the White House, they shake their hand, they bounce them on their knee and they say, You're a good little boy. He sniffs their hair, he gives it, he pops a word there's original in their mouth, and he's just like, keep on, keep on your way, keep brainwashing all the rest of the kids. Good, good boy.
SPEAKER_00Good boy. Yeah, they love it, they love it. He's got video where he's got a video where he goes to shake Biden's hand, and Biden doesn't even look at him. He's like, Oh my god, guys, I just shook Biden's I just took President Biden's hand.
SPEAKER_01It's like you mean the guy that's been the you mean the guy that's been destroying everything for 40 years? You mean one of the most corrupt politicians to ever live in American history? Like you're sad inside. Who hurt you, dude? Wait until you turn 25 and realize the real truth of this. I just hope that these kids, I hope that these kids start to realize this sooner than later because they're convincing the next generation that everybody that doesn't see the world in a free handout, socialist, Marxist like hellhole is is a is a racist, xenophobic, bad person, very bad, very orange, needs to get arrested, when in reality they're cheering on the exact same demons that they think that they're fighting.
SPEAKER_02Super soldiers of the new world order. They didn't even know. This is a you know, we are all on the front lines. It's like, what what what side do you want to be on? Do you even know that you're on a side? Do you know that you're fighting it? Or is your pronoun they, you know, you're splitting up into different parts and you don't even realize it? Like the the whole thing, it's just this world is so wild, so backwards right now. It's it's just crazy times. And I I just I think that the way that you've been sharing with your comedy and just like the way that you're talking about how we should kind of kind of meet people where they're at and not seeing everything so much as evil is definitely the way that we're gonna have to try to reach these people and like talk to them and meet them where they're at. Bobby, I've had so much fun talking to you today. This is I would love to have you back again. Like, this has uh been a really fun conversation. It's these are the kinds of conversations we need to have right now because it's a dark world out there, everything's upside down. But when we can find a moment to come together to laugh, be that court gesture for a moment and be able to talk some shit to the king and maybe he'll listen and and just kind of keep moving forward in this world. And I just thank you for being a friend. Um, everybody, you can find Bobby on his website, bobbysau.com. Check out his podcast, The Bobby Sauce Show. He's on Instagram, take naps. Uh Bobby, do you have any final words?
SPEAKER_01Just understand that people see what you're doing and your actions have far more impact than you believe. Be the best version of yourself and live your life that way, and people will learn from your example. And I do think that all of these multi-centuries of of uh of darkness can be toppled by people just being personally excellent. So just keep the faith and it was a pleasure. I appreciate you having me on.
SPEAKER_02Yeah, be excellent. I love that. Have a great day. Thank you.
SPEAKER_01All right, see ya.
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