Premier Episode of the Monkey Wrench in the System

This is the premier episode of the Monkey Wrench in the System!  Bill Sevier takes some of the Microphone Monkeys on a hilarious exploration of topics and conspiracies!

Transcript

SPEAKER_02 0:12

Static coming night glow. Call the names that no one knows. Tape record whispers back what the silence never shows.

SPEAKER_03 0:36

Bill like a cigarette, a fairy and the grid. Where the wildest push is win.

SPEAKER_01 1:36

We have a phone caller as well. Jeff Layton.

SPEAKER_04 1:39

The one who shall not be named.

SPEAKER_01 1:41

What was his name again?

SPEAKER_05 1:42

LFA. Oh, that guy. Also known as the Connecticut Cunning Linguist. The cunning linguist. Yes, I'm appalled.

SPEAKER_04 1:56

This is this is the premier episode of this podcast. It sure is, yeah.

SPEAKER_01 2:00

It's a Sunday special show. Getting into conspiracies. But uh today we'll be diving into three stories that bridge the gap between emerging tech, medical history, and atmospheric intervention. We've got a lot to unpack, so I want to lay out the roadmap before we pass the mic around. We'll be talking about 6G tech and surveillance capabilities, how new network standards are moving beyond data transmission into active radar-like sensing. SSRIs and historical precedents. We'll be looking at documented side effects like sexual dysfunction, contrasted against historical covert programs like MKUltra and opening up the debate on intentionality and population impact. And lastly, atmospheric testing and geoengineering. We'll be grounding the conversation in documented programs like Operation LAC, comparing it to modern stratospheric aerosol injection programs and dissecting popular theories around persistent atmospheric trails.

SPEAKER_05 2:56

Bam. Wow. Bunch of juicy stories today. Oh, it's packed.

SPEAKER_04 3:01

Nobody's taking the fifth. Uh, here we go. Nobody's taking the fifth today. That's right. Follow the science. Follow the science, man. I can feel the population control from here.

SPEAKER_01 3:12

All right. So uh first one, we got 6G and integrated sensing. Uh so we have European media outlets are highlighting that the incoming 6G standards are incorporating ISAC, otherwise known as integrated sensing and communication. So rather than just sending cell data, 6G antennas will transmit radio signals that function like high-resolution radar. This enables the network. What? It enables the network.

SPEAKER_08 3:38

It's tracking cancer research. They're they're tracking cancer. Oh, it's beyond that. To help to help people. Oh, of course.

SPEAKER_01 3:44

Yeah. Oh, just we found a tumor. Listen to this. Yeah. It enables a network to track movement, detect physical shapes through walls, and measure micro vibrations like human heart rates and breathing patterns without requiring wearable devices. This is all for your health.

SPEAKER_08 4:02

It's not an alien detection. No. It's breathing patterns. Breathing patterns. Heart rate.

SPEAKER_09 4:10

Yeah.

SPEAKER_08 4:11

Instead of so they're gonna gauge you how you're watching those commercials on Fox? It's like, I know he's gonna get that pacemaker. His heart rate's going up every time Susie's reaching for the cupboard.

SPEAKER_05 4:23

Remember when phones just made phone calls and dealing with 6G? Oh boy.

SPEAKER_08 4:28

I thought with the with the 5G, though, I thought they could do well wireless in the home, they could do like location of people's bodies in the home. Like they could tell how many people were in the home and where they were located. Probably they were doing I think they were doing that, and they had to the government was like SWAT teams had problems with that because they weren't supposed to invade your privacy, but they were doing it, they were utilizing the Wi-Fi to be able to tell, okay, we're gonna break into this room and we know they're in the back room because the Wi-Fi is showing their loc location. Are you kidding me? I believe that's the case. And now 6G was that with Wi-Fi or was that? That was this is Wi-Fi, and then but 5G enabled Wi-Fi and allowed them to do that. Wow. Right. And I mean, I'm no expert. There's also two our bodies react to these frequencies like like big time, like over bombardment of them. Oh, sure. Do stuff to women's ovaries and menstrual cycles, also some correlation to depression, but I'm not like I said, I don't have the statistics in my head, but it's it's not we don't know the long term. Yeah.

SPEAKER_05 5:33

Isn't there some West Virginia place with no 5G? And would would they be immune from the micro vibrations of uh 6G? That's a good point.

SPEAKER_01 5:42

It all depends on where they put those towers up, you know, in range, because those are uh emitted from the towers themselves, the cell phone towers.

SPEAKER_04 5:48

I'm just concerned the LP national chairman could have their ovaries uh messed up. Hopefully they're frozen.

SPEAKER_05 5:55

Right, you gotta get them frozen. Isn't this integrated with like satellites and stuff? It's not like the 5G towers or um I'm not sure.

SPEAKER_01 6:03

Is it satellite?

SPEAKER_05 6:05

Yeah, I had so it it said uh 6G and integrated sensing. Uh what when I was looking it up on chat earlier, it said uh it's the next generation of wireless communication expected sometime in the 2030s. Researchers envision AI integrated networks, satellite integration theoretically, yeah, holographic communications, the robots are lying.

SPEAKER_08 6:29

Well, you know, it's all about it's all about transfer speed. So when you're at when you're at that frequency range, they're expected to have a higher degree of transference. So larger data pools can be transferred from satellites up in space from a broadcast level, that transfers are real bitch because you lose that data, you lose a lot of it by all sorts of disturbances.

SPEAKER_01 6:52

It's a lot more expensive to put something in space rather than set up a tower, too.

SPEAKER_05 6:56

Oh yeah, yeah. Would this be like to do a callback to our first pre-show? Was this like bringing the Van Allen radiation belts onto Earth?

SPEAKER_00 7:08

But I mean you mentioned the weather there. Um, I'm reading here that like it does environmental monitoring, so it's actually measuring atmospheric changes and the weather and stuff, and then that way it can optimize a rerouting of the signal.

SPEAKER_08 7:23

Yeah. Oh okay. Yeah, that's true. They can bounce it to another another point where it's going to be stronger.

SPEAKER_01 7:28

The 6G you're talking? Yeah, 6G.

SPEAKER_08 7:30

Even with regular data right now, they're they're doing transference like that between satellites.

SPEAKER_05 7:36

Well, you're probably talking about the more immediate 6G. This is more like theoretical, like the Ntel of the spectrum of 6G with satellites and everything.

SPEAKER_08 7:44

Okay. I bet you they're using 6G and beyond right now.

SPEAKER_04 7:47

My my I guess my old uh communications background uh when I was dealing with telecom, I wish they would just put in more glass, more fiber into communities and throughout the world. Um I I I think this wireless stuff is great, but there's just so much radiation that that occurs from it. Yeah, if we could do more with uh fiber optic, it's faster, it's more reliable. It's more reliable. Yeah.

SPEAKER_08 8:17

And I mean, it it's a it's a challenge. I mean, I was just talking to somebody on the phone on the way here, and just the lack of rule of law and the amount of corruption. It's like that whole California bullet train, right? It's like, what did they make at a mile or so? And it's just corruption. Yeah. That stops that. So laying down all that stuff, you've got to pay this whole chain of people to do something, and that money just gets siphoned and nobody goes to jail. Well, I mean, so it never gets done. It's like it's this great idea that everybody makes money on but you.

SPEAKER_04 8:46

All the glass that's been laid in this country, I mean, all 100% was done by private enterprise. Some of it was taken over by the US government, but the US government has not laid one hand of glass. But even these companies don't. I mean, a lot of it's just BS. Well, I mean, and here's the problem too. The companies that used to do it were involved in telecommunications. Now they've been all kind of uh sucked up by entertainment companies that are not interested in the actual, you know, copper and and glass that's involved in real telecommunications.

SPEAKER_05 9:30

Well, this is what I want to know. Are there increased surveillance capabilities with this 6G?

SPEAKER_01 9:35

Oh, absolutely.

SPEAKER_05 9:36

Absolutely. Yeah, um micro vibrations, you know.

SPEAKER_04 9:40

Um I don't care what you call that. Just the call. This is what women say that you do to them.

SPEAKER_05 9:46

You give them micro vibrations.

SPEAKER_08 9:48

Look, okay, so it's a faster degree of data transference. But guess what? What you're holding in your hand is a surveillance device. We we all have them. So they know our location, they've got our data record and history, they can farm through it, they can sell it, and they can track it. And they got you in real time.

SPEAKER_01 10:05

Except you don't even need a cell phone because the 6G, it acts as uh a surveillance grid with active sensors uh that has a high-resolution radar grid over entire cities. Everyone has an individual heartbeat, um, biosignature, all of this stuff. So they could track you even if you did not have the device on your personality.

SPEAKER_08 10:27

The device, you could have your Faraday covering your device, they know your heart signature so they can geolocate you, and then they've built a predictive model on you to determine your behaviors.

SPEAKER_01 10:39

Correct, yeah.

SPEAKER_08 10:40

Yeah, well, I mean, what do they want from us? Are we going to become batteries like the Matrix? Is this what they're excited about? Yeah, that's right.

SPEAKER_05 10:46

What do you care about what we do? What do they care? Will this be a social credit system? Like Yeah, exactly.

SPEAKER_01 10:54

Oh, absolutely. Yeah, I mean they're setting up uh a turnkey totalitarianism to where you know they want to turn the key. They have uh all the information on every human being in the data centers. They know everything about everyone, where they're going, how they're feeling, what they're thinking, they want to know and control everything.

SPEAKER_05 11:12

So this is like a techno North Korea. Exactly.

SPEAKER_08 11:15

Well yeah, the surveillance grid. The grid's already there, but it kind of gets boils down to why. I mean, okay, you can tell somebody's brainwave frequencies and you can still tell what state they're in by their brainwave frequencies. Yep. You can then read that. Maybe at some point you can determine what they're actually thinking. So we're not even safe to have our own thoughts. That's a good question. And and so if we stop thinking, what do we become? Democrats, dead slaves. What good does it do anybody? You know what I mean? Like, what do they get from this? They don't want to be able to do that.

SPEAKER_01 11:50

They want us to just be slaves to the system to support the you know the lives of the rich, essentially.

SPEAKER_08 11:56

Yeah, but we're we're even useless at that point because what do we got? We've got five to ten years before the robots are doing primary work. So you're not even worth anything once you're over the age of 50. You're a liability. So they just want to.

SPEAKER_04 12:09

I'm sitting right here. I know I am too, but I mean, it's so okay.

SPEAKER_08 12:12

You can read my heartbeat, but you don't even want me alive. So did it just kill me at that point by following my heartbeat?

SPEAKER_05 12:19

It also mentioned behavioral prediction, which is like minority report.

SPEAKER_00 12:22

It is uh we're talking about these smart cities and whatnot. Like Flock feels like you know, bringing 1984 to life. This feels with with autonomous systems and smart cities and stuff. Now we're bringing minority report to life, and I don't like it at all.

SPEAKER_01 12:37

So many dystopian stories are coming to life simultaneously. Yeah.

SPEAKER_05 12:41

Flock is kind of like baby North Korea, and this is the adult version with 6G.

SPEAKER_04 12:45

We're all in trouble except for Jeff, because nobody knows his real name.

SPEAKER_05 12:50

It's a good thing we got. Related to El Chapo.

SPEAKER_08 12:54

So when does this come fully online? Do they say 2030s, right? Yep, 2030.

SPEAKER_05 13:01

We're getting there.

SPEAKER_08 13:02

Early 30s.

SPEAKER_05 13:03

We're already leaning towards 2030. Yeah. That seems uh well, this is I I'm glad you're bringing such positive stories to the conspiracy show. We have mind control and micro vibrations. Another feel-good story. Oh, yeah. See, does Steve Hoffman if you have a flip phone that probably can't even spy on itself, can they hack into that like your iPhone?

SPEAKER_04 13:29

I mean, but they don't even it since it it doesn't work on the networks now. You can't have uh an analog phone anymore. Oh yeah, because I I had a friend of mine uh that worked at the resort, and he's an old country boy, he just won a phone that made phone calls. But uh one day they called Eric Jeffko that. Yeah. But it one day his phone wouldn't work. And he he was like, What's going on? So we went down to I don't know who his provider was, Verizon or whatnot, and they said, Well, we've been sending you messages and we sent you a letter, and he's like, I didn't get anything about it, and they said, Well, yeah, we shut it off. And this is years ago uh that they shut off his uh his phone.

SPEAKER_05 14:09

Yeah, so these smart these flip phones today are LARPing as flip phones, but they're actually smartphones.

SPEAKER_04 14:14

Yeah, they're they're they're digital.

SPEAKER_08 14:16

Yeah, they're all 100% digital. Yeah, yeah. But this biometric, when when you get down to the bio side of it where it's reading your body, it's over. I mean, it's it's over.

SPEAKER_01 14:27

Well, since this is a conspiracy show and we're talking about smartphones, does everybody know that SMART is an acronym, right? I did not give it to us, Bill.

SPEAKER_04 14:35

It's uh self-monitoring and reporting technology, which is why they pitched smart cities to dumb city councilmen throughout the country. Absolutely. And the dumbest of the dumb didn't do any research on it and just voted voted it in.

SPEAKER_05 14:52

Yeah.

SPEAKER_04 14:52

One of those cities, of course, is Myrtle Beach, South Carolina.

SPEAKER_05 14:56

Another day in paradise. That's right. Well, I know Will is highly interested in dealing with sexual dysfunction.

SPEAKER_01 15:05

So we're moving right into it.

SPEAKER_05 15:08

Another little transition there.

SPEAKER_01 15:09

Yeah, so uh post-SSRI sexual dysfunction, uh, or otherwise known as PSSD. Uh and medication-induced sexual dysfunction. Wait, what location?

SPEAKER_07 15:19

What induced sexual dysfunction? I lost you there.

SPEAKER_01 15:24

Uh medication-induced. Oh, medication, yeah. Yeah, yeah, sexual dysfunction. Uh so they're well-documented phenomena in peer-reviewed psychiatric literature. Uh, so they often impact libido, emotional response, and reproductive capability. Uh-oh. Um, but if we look back a few decades during the 1950s and 60s, the CIA ran covert programs testing mind-altering substances like LSD, paralytics, and hypnosis on unsuspecting citizens to study behavioral control and memory manipulation. And this taught us that the government is no stranger to conducting intimate experimentation on its citizens.

SPEAKER_05 15:57

This is Darren's past life.

SPEAKER_01 16:00

Our current life.

SPEAKER_08 16:03

He doesn't voluntarily on himself. But I do have experience where they were conducting these things, actually, too, right outside of it. You were? He's from Bay Area. No, I in Stanford, at Stanford University, they were conducting LSD experiments. Their satellite dish that's facing a freeway called 280 on a mountainside where they have cattle out there. Below that was the facility where they did the testing. And my first LSD experience was done on that hillside. And I was with this lady named Claudia. I'm not going to mention her last name. Did she work for CIA?

SPEAKER_01 16:39

Is that what Claudia they did?

SPEAKER_08 16:40

Yeah, there's some questionable stuff about Claudia, but her eyes lit, like she was very fair skinned and sky blue eyes, and her eyes turned purple. And then she was singing full-on Susie and the Banshee songs. Like it was just in stereo. And when I looked up at the satellite dish, this hum was just one of those Nordic aliens. And there was a gigantic star pattern that made Mickey Mouse, and Mickey Mouse was dancing. That sounds like a fun trip. It was a good one. It was one of my better ones.

SPEAKER_04 17:12

Did you have any little people that visit visited?

SPEAKER_08 17:14

No, I had no people, but they there there was a gnome. We had a habit of liberating the lawn gnomes from people's yards. And so we would drive around taking them, and whoever had the most would win. And I had them all in my room in one of the gnomes when you know later on in the night when we made it home, did weird movements, and I kept going, Claudia, it's moving, and she was fast asleep. So I was the only one seeing this going, I think that thing's alive.

SPEAKER_05 17:44

Now decreased libido, erectile dysfunction, delayed ejaculation, reduced sensation. This just sounds like being born in the 60s.

SPEAKER_09 17:55

All right, all right. Okay, thank you. Thank you very much. Thank you very much.

SPEAKER_01 18:00

These drugs affect every stage of you know your sexual interest. Um, so the question I have for you guys do you think it's uh part of a conspiracy to reduce human population, trying to have people make less babies? Absolutely.

SPEAKER_04 18:15

Yeah, Bill Gates, including what they're injecting our our meats with, too. Yeah, exactly. Hormonal same thing. Yeah, most definitely.

SPEAKER_05 18:22

And I think I know your doctor tried a couple injections on your meat, but I don't think uh did that work for the uh the needle was too big.

SPEAKER_08 18:30

Going back, going back to what you said, I think there was some announcement, and again I don't remember all the numbers, but scientists came out and said something under 200 billion or something people we need to reduce our population in like under 500 million. Yeah, no, my this was brand new. That's the Georgia Guidestones one. Yeah, this was larger number, but they came out, they literally said it would be best for the planet if we reduced it. They don't say how to this level. It's like all over X right now. And in yeah, they they want to reduce population, and these pills are perfect for it. You're sad. Hitler wanted to do the same thing.

SPEAKER_05 19:09

I mean, he didn't know while enriching the pharmaceutical industry. Yeah, yeah, yeah. Well, wasn't that what they're doing? Yeah, I forget if his Malthus or some guy who criticized him, but basically, as your population goes up and you get more population density and you get richer, it the voluntary market, it naturally evens out. It's not an exponential increase in the population. And this whole 20th century, like birth control, limit the population thing was kind of uh a misinterpretation of how uh population growth works.

SPEAKER_01 19:44

Well, what is the uh current uh population rate of the United States? Are we at replacement levels currently?

SPEAKER_06 19:50

I don't think so.

SPEAKER_01 19:51

We are not at the current time in American history.

SPEAKER_08 19:53

We're not we're at decline. Like birth rates are going down, fertility's gone down, sperm rates are not.

SPEAKER_04 20:00

It's not like the lack of trying.

SPEAKER_05 20:03

I know, but that's some of us have given up for the better. That's where the PSSD comes in.

SPEAKER_09 20:08

Yeah.

SPEAKER_05 20:09

No matter how hard Will tries, it's just not working. No, I've already I've already replaced myself, so I'm I'm good. Yeah, is that the cause in Japan too?

SPEAKER_08 20:19

Like what's look, if if animals are overcrowded, resources are thin, competition, I'll just say alpha competition is dominant, and you have limited choices because of that, you start not procreating or even joining with the opposite. You start disintegrating and going apart, and then conflict starts to ensue, ensue. Because the younger you are, the higher level estrogen and testosterone of all these mammals and even avian things, they it's peaking, which creates violence and tension if you can't procreate. So these drugs that diminish this, diminish the desire, diminish the violence, and enable control, right? And under the guise of you're depressed. So you take the pill because you're depressed. Next thing you know, you're docile, you're not procreating. Exactly. They've got control of the population.

SPEAKER_09 21:22

Yep.

SPEAKER_01 21:22

I'm not a scientist, but it's Yeah, because the dopamine, it has to do with your sexual drive as well. It's not just happiness. Serotonin, serotonin, and dopamine have uh a lot of effects on the human body. So messing with those things clearly have uh very detrimental effects and they carry on after you stop taking the drugs as well. For how long? Sometimes it never goes away. Oh, that's wow.

SPEAKER_05 21:45

Is there a lifestyle thing where like we used to be undergethers, we walk around all day long, we're active, cardio, and now it's this more sedentary lifestyle and bad diet, and all of a sudden they need this serotonin replacement drugs, and it's yet another environment.

SPEAKER_01 22:00

Environmental factor. I'm sure there are dozens that all contribute to the diminishing population rate.

SPEAKER_08 22:07

I know uh I I've not I'm not a big SSRI person. I don't I don't know. I don't I mean I know a little about the science, I've never taken them.

SPEAKER_05 22:17

I have two questions on this one. What are paralytics? Does that mean you get paralyzed, or what is that? Yeah, paralytics. In hypnosis? I mean, I know Darren's a hypnosis.

SPEAKER_08 22:28

Hypnosis is actually kind of cool, but how does that hypnosis with with SSRIs?

SPEAKER_05 22:33

Well, I believe that was part of the LSD uh LSD experiments the CIA was running.

SPEAKER_08 22:38

Okay, so the CIA was doing other experiments at the time with LSD and non-LSD mind control and also telepathy, because telepathy is a big, big thing with them. So Operation Looking Glass. That's right. If you can if you can get people who can see things at a distance and who can communicate at a distance, that's a big, big to do. And hypnosis has a means of doing that, meditation has a means of doing that. Psychedelics, which were kind of new at the time, but not really. I mean, if you go way back in time, they've existed, they use those as tools to enhance all of those other things. Right? Then I think if you dive deep in it, they created a subculture based on those drugs as a means of control. Okay, so if you have a docile group of people who are uprising against an unpopular war and the transition of the country becoming united, black and white, because of the racial tension at the time, if you could subdue them with a drug like LSD and get them to just tune in, turn on, and drop out, you've got control of the resistance that existed at the time, which was a very big real threat to them. So they were taking their learnings in psychology, early psychedelic development, meditation, mindfulness, combining them all for their benefit, and we were the victims of it.

SPEAKER_05 24:01

Well, and this is a bill question.

SPEAKER_01 24:03

Well, have you guys been uh hypnotized before? I have not. Yeah. I have. It was a cool experience. I thought I lost my belly button.

SPEAKER_08 24:11

Did this involve LSD or was this so the things you can be convinced of? Your belly button's now gone.

SPEAKER_01 24:17

Yeah, it's gone. I couldn't see it, I couldn't feel it. It was gone.

SPEAKER_05 24:20

Are there astrology women who do this in Myrtle Beach? I think that's a trip for uh what we have to do. You do like the woo-woo women, don't you? You like your empirical thing, but when it goes some palm reading and like those woo-woo check the mood ring.

SPEAKER_08 24:35

I'll go I'm in on that stuff with you.

SPEAKER_05 24:36

I'll I'll do it. Isn't there an SSRA thing with school shootings? Isn't that like a huge thing?

SPEAKER_01 24:43

There is, yeah, there's a connection. But uh to answer your question from earlier, paralytics, they're just medications that temporarily block nerve single uh signals to skeletal muscles. Yeah, it's not a lot of skeletal muscles.

SPEAKER_08 24:56

Why interesting? What is they what are they trying to do? This is the CIA part.

SPEAKER_01 25:00

Blocking nerve signals, so it can reduce pain, it can reduce you know any kind of epilepsy.

SPEAKER_04 25:07

Epilepsy.

SPEAKER_08 25:08

Yeah, in surger surgery they use them. Well, there's I know there's one that really pushing hard by giving the doctors like incentives for for pain use and just overall broad uses, gabifin. And gabofin is a it it it dulls the nerves. So if you've got nerve pain, which you know you do when you're in pain, it dulls that. But they're handing out out like freaking candy in the hospitals to all different types of conditions.

SPEAKER_01 25:36

Yeah, it's a little different. It's not uh it's not like uh so paralytics, uh I'm reading it right now, they do not provide pain relief, um sedation or memory loss. Uh so a patient giving given only a paralytic would remain fully conscious, aware, and able to feel pain, but entirely unable to move, speak, or breathe on their own. Oh god. For this reason, paralytics are strictly administered alongside potent sedatives and pain medications.

SPEAKER_08 26:05

They use a lot of paralytics and heart surgery. That sounds kind of scary on its own.

SPEAKER_01 26:12

This sounds like the expert to use, I guess.

SPEAKER_04 26:23

I only use um my paralytics when after have some jello and a good date.

SPEAKER_05 26:31

Then he has paralytic symptoms.

SPEAKER_08 26:33

It's very strange. Paralytic evening together, we're not even gonna get out of bed, let alone stand up.

SPEAKER_04 26:38

There's a famous comedian and um uh TV and movie star that's in jail because of Oh, the Jell O guy? Yeah.

SPEAKER_05 26:48

Oh I'm missing it, but I don't know. Fat Alberta. Oh yeah, Mr. Cosby. So Bill, the other Bill. This that's the bad Bill. We have the good bill there.

SPEAKER_04 27:01

They accused him of using a paralytic. Really? He probably did it. I I wouldn't doubt it.

SPEAKER_05 27:05

Yeah, that's interesting. Pudding pops putting the powder in the puddin pops. That's it. I know when I work out, when I'm walking or running, when I'm doing weights, my emotions are up, my energy goes way up, and it's almost like Hunter Gatherer style. Like you're walking around all day long, you're active, that's how you're kind of built to be. And when you're just sedentary, it doesn't just physically, it's not just physically detrimental, but it's also emotionally, and your hormones and everything just declines, and then Big Pharma comes in with uh RED uh SSRIs to be a crystal guy, but uh I heard something a few years ago.

SPEAKER_01 27:43

You know, we're mostly made out of water. If you look at a still pond of water, you'll have bacteria grow, you have a bunch of nasty stuff growing, but you have a rushing river, it stays pretty clean. So, you know, I think we're very similar. If you stay active, you know, you keep that blood moving, keep the water going, you'll stay clean. If you let it stay stagnant, you will stagnate.

SPEAKER_04 28:02

Stay oiled up. Well, uh it's amazing the f amount of foreign DNA we have in our bodies in our gut. Yeah.

SPEAKER_00 28:10

What have you been doing? You beat me to it, Jeff.

SPEAKER_05 28:16

I was giving him the look, but I was a little slow on that one.

SPEAKER_04 28:21

Forgetting that this is audio. He gave me the look.

SPEAKER_05 28:24

Yeah, yeah. Was this at uh that Pulse Night Club? But yeah, that that's that's quite interesting. A lot of fungi can grow if things aren't moving.

SPEAKER_08 28:34

So you're looking at me. I move a lot, man.

SPEAKER_05 28:38

You do, you hike, you're all active up there in uh the north end. Now, chemical biological agents. Oh, yeah, this is the money right here. There's the money shot.

SPEAKER_01 28:49

It's the money shot. Uh, so how many of you guys heard of Operation Large Area Coverage?

SPEAKER_04 28:55

I think that is uh Randy's dating now.

SPEAKER_05 29:01

He does have a large area coverage.

SPEAKER_08 29:06

He's open to them.

SPEAKER_05 29:10

I have not heard. He's not selective at all. I'm not the whole stretch of Yopon. I'm open to all of it. Yeah.

SPEAKER_01 29:19

Uh so nobody. I think nobody held it.

SPEAKER_08 29:23

I haven't heard the term, but I think I know where you're going with this.

SPEAKER_01 29:26

Okay, so I'll get right into it. Uh in the late 1950s, uh, the U.S. Army Chemical Corps uh sprayed zinc cadmium sulfide over dozens of American cities and rural regions to test dispersion patterns of biological and chemical agents. Um, beyond heavy metals like aluminum, barium, and strontium, often cited due to soil water testing. Popular claims regarding secret high-altitude spraying include the biological agents. Like I said, they included uh fungal spores, desiccated red blood cells, synthetic pathogens, uh, polymers and fibers. Um, we can get in a conspiracy with uh what was in the uh the shots that the mRNA shots, the nanotextured filaments and smart dust, graphene oxide compounds intended uh for military radar mapping or environmental modification, and uh also a toxic chemical additive mixed in a jet fuel called ethylene brimomide uh dibromide EDB. Yeah, that's got a lot of questions. What else do you guys think they might be spraying into our skies? Well, it wasn't all this up the 50s.

SPEAKER_08 30:35

Was this one in the 50s? I think, didn't they hit San Francisco? They did, but they they because they the bay kind of goes around and the air pushes all the way down to the southern end. And so they they used they used that to push.

SPEAKER_01 30:49

Specifically, that was Operation C spray, but it was a related operation.

SPEAKER_08 30:56

Well, there was a lot, there's been a lot of weird weird stuff going on there, but yeah, what I mean I think there's lots of stuff going on with this. I think that they're testing chemical warfare, right? And so they want to see how far they can spray these agents to wipe out groups of people during wartime, for one. Um, that might be it. And there's probably other things going on in there too that are not nice. I mean, these aren't nice things, if that's what you're asking. To test on your own population, your own population, and then and then probably to use it on other populations. Like I know they did weather modifications in Vietnam and they made rules against it during World War II. I think that's when they put those treaties in place.

SPEAKER_01 31:36

But yeah, chemical warfare was banned in what, 1972?

SPEAKER_08 31:39

Yeah.

SPEAKER_05 31:40

So I mean Well, I yeah, I know when we go to the titty bars, Will has some sort of special fungal spore spray that that he uses to try to get the cooties off of him. So I'm not sure if they this is part of the skeptic side of it. Is that a good thing? Maybe there's a bumper.

unknown 31:56

Right.

SPEAKER_05 31:59

I know I don't know. It's some sort of concoction he made from uh Well, you wouldn't let me wear the body condom. The front desk lady doesn't allow that over there, okay? Oh, okay. He was trying to be bubble boy.

SPEAKER_08 32:12

He's known for his John Travolta accent. What I mean, what do you think? I mean, you listed off like a whole cocktail stuff. I've never even heard of these things. Like fungus. What do you think is going on here?

SPEAKER_04 32:23

What what most of those are strong metals?

SPEAKER_08 32:26

Yeah, heavy metals, aluminum, barium, strontium. So the metals are used, we think, for weather modification, right?

SPEAKER_01 32:32

Yeah, specifically stratospheric aerosol injection. Uh the programs they're doing now to supposedly reflect sunlight in the uh stratosphere to reduce global warming, quote unquote. Uh-huh. Brought to you by Bill Gates.

SPEAKER_08 32:45

Yeah, he should be in jail, that guy. But that's okay. Rule of law. We don't have it.

SPEAKER_01 32:49

He should be somewhere else, in my opinion. I don't want to get too much.

SPEAKER_08 32:54

The Hindus are the Hindus are a little bit more civil than the Romans.

SPEAKER_05 32:59

Okay, look, according to Skeptic magazine, these are just condensation trails, okay? Nothing's going on. Man, it's science. It's a science, San Francisco.

SPEAKER_06 33:10

It's a science. They didn't know what they're talking about, these scientists.

SPEAKER_01 33:13

You can look uh in the Scientific American magazine. The October 2023 issue specifically talks about stratospheric aerosol injection. It's uh it's it's already accepted by the scientific community.

SPEAKER_08 33:27

Operation as a good thing or a bad thing. What did the scientific Americans say about this? It's good for you. It's just like cancer with cigarettes. You'll love it. The doctor recommends it. What is that?

SPEAKER_05 33:41

Take the VIP the data. What is this climate engineering thing? Isn't that similar to like cloud seeding and all that stuff? Like they're trying to control the weather.

SPEAKER_01 33:52

Well, have you heard of Operation Popeye?

SPEAKER_05 33:56

I don't know all these operations. You're like a military general.

unknown 34:00

I don't know any of those.

SPEAKER_08 34:01

What year was this Operation Popeye and did he have spinach?

SPEAKER_01 34:04

During the Vietnam War. Um, so during the Vietnam War, Operation Popeye was uh cloud seeding program used by the United States government to extend the Vietnamese monsoon season to uh reduce enemy um you know munitions movement. Uh no, specifically for food to impact their food supply. Oh yeah.

SPEAKER_00 34:23

Well they've done that a lot. Actually, uh if you guys want to learn more, I I have the um you know the Tuttle Twins guy, right?

SPEAKER_09 34:29

Yeah. Yeah.

SPEAKER_00 34:31

So I have his uh Tuttle Twins Guide to True Conspiracies. I'm actually working on the Operation Popeye uh um chapter right now. What does it say, Jeff? What is that?

SPEAKER_09 34:40

What do you got?

SPEAKER_00 34:41

He puts in all kinds of good stuff. Uh in the jungles of Vietnam, an enigmatic phenomenon unfolded. An unprecedented string of rainy seasons during a tumultuous period. Unbeknownst to many, there was more of these peculiar weather patterns than meet the eye. Um he usually puts in um yeah, he so he actually put in here a uh a memorandum from the Deputy Under Secretary of State for political affairs of the Secretary of State January 13, 1967. But you know, it's the weather modification in North Vietnam allows. And uh yeah, so I mean this is you know government documents showing exactly that yes, this is true, they have done it.

SPEAKER_07 35:28

We've been doing it for decades.

SPEAKER_08 35:33

What are so what do we all think about the earthquake side of things?

SPEAKER_01 35:38

I think we have uh exotic weaponry. That I think we used it on Turkey back in 2022 that ended with like 300 plus deaths.

SPEAKER_04 35:45

Um does that also type ELF, which is the ult uh extra low frequency. Frequencies that were used by uh submarines and stuff like that, and they were experimenting the data, and they they thought that uh some of that those frequencies may have altered the tectonic plates when they were crossing uh crossing over them.

SPEAKER_01 36:07

Who knows? I don't know. I was thinking maybe harp, but I know that's like atmospheric, but I don't know. I don't know what other apparatus we can use to affect the tectonic plates. I'm not sure.

SPEAKER_05 36:17

Can we do this to to remove California? Oh, come on. Is there some I mean really there's parts of it that are not? I know there are. I have family California. So low frequency submarines.

SPEAKER_08 36:32

Extra low frequency.

SPEAKER_05 36:34

Extra low frequency. Sub frequency, sub frequency, womp, womp, womp, womp. These are very uh these are getting very exotic. They sure are very exotic, yeah. Yeah, this could cause a lot of uh damage. Don't they always claim that Iran's really close to having an earthquake? That's another reason they try to say they can't uh they're in an earthquake zone. Earthquake zone. Did you know Manhattan's right down a fault line?

SPEAKER_08 37:00

It happens all the time.

unknown 37:01

My God.

SPEAKER_08 37:02

We could just blame the bagels.

SPEAKER_01 37:04

The most damage it really does is to our deficit because these things are very expensive. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. The black budget programs, oh my god, over a trillion a year. A trillion a year. Oh yeah.

SPEAKER_05 37:15

Yeah, we're not even seeing this is why they always say we can't legalize drugs, because then the CIA wouldn't have money to fund these secret programs. That's true. Now I saw there was the Operation LAC.

SPEAKER_01 37:28

Yep, large area coverage.

SPEAKER_05 37:30

Large area coverage. There was the chemtrail issue, but in the notes, there was also something about MKUltra and Operation Midnight Climax. Oh the prostitutes, yeah.

SPEAKER_09 37:45

That's the one Randy Grew wanted to get to.

SPEAKER_08 37:48

Is that New York, though?

SPEAKER_01 37:49

I think I'm in New York. No, that I'm pretty sure that was in California.

SPEAKER_08 37:52

Then it was San Francisco again, huh? Where they set those prostitutes up on LSD. What?

SPEAKER_01 37:58

Yeah, that's all. Yeah, that's essentially what it was. What are they doing?

SPEAKER_08 38:01

Okay, so what they're doing is if they can get people under mind control, they can extract information from people that they need information from. Women are per that's the throughout time, that's what they've done.

SPEAKER_01 38:12

And the opposite. They're testing if they can use it. Testing if they can use it on their own agents to uh make them essentially tell the truth according to them, but not actually reveal what the truth was. Just there essentially they can pass a lie detector test, but they're not actually given any information.

SPEAKER_05 38:30

Yeah. When are we gonna get rid of these lie detector tests? They stopped using them.

SPEAKER_01 38:36

Yeah, they're not they stopped using them a while ago, didn't they?

SPEAKER_05 38:39

The courts kind of throw them out at some point. What do they use now?

SPEAKER_01 38:43

I Well, they use micro vibrations from the I think just uh people can get nervous for a myriad of reasons, and that can cause them to fail the test. Other people can pass the test and they're lying.

SPEAKER_05 38:59

So yeah, Jordan Peterson will think that they basically just measure how neurotic you are, how nervous you are going in. Right. It makes everything look like a lie. Right. The more calm you are, whether you're lying or not, it's totally uh right. I I I think our friend El Jefe has to has to drop off, but that this is a full 40 minutes. He he's jumped into the full uh 40 minutes. We'll have to work 60 minutes and have you drive up here next time, Jeff.

SPEAKER_07 39:26

Alrighty.

SPEAKER_05 39:27

Alrighty, good deal.

SPEAKER_07 39:28

See you job, Jeff. Thanks again.

SPEAKER_05 39:32

Now it said Operation Midnight Climax involves CIA operated safe houses where unsuspecting people were given LSD while being secretly observed. Large portions of these programs are now documented through declassified records.

SPEAKER_01 39:47

They sure are. Yeah.

SPEAKER_08 39:48

So why is this why we have there's a famous one of this lady really freaking out? Oh, on LSD? Yeah, like she has a housewife episode, and she's a normal person. She's not doing the prostitute thing. She's like a normal person that doesn't know she's being dosed and they're filming her, it's in black and white, and she looking loses it.

SPEAKER_05 40:09

It's got a lot of people.

SPEAKER_08 40:16

No, and it you know, it's questionable how it broke out of these labs and spread across the country like it did, and it made it through the universities where they were seeding it. And the music scene spread it.

SPEAKER_01 40:30

I mean, you know, I'm thinking beyond just America, like you know, uh Operation Looking Glass that we were using Psychic Spies basically. Um during the same time the Soviet Union was doing the same thing. I'm pretty sure it was called like uh Oso Avocim, Operation Oso Avocim, where basically they had psychic spies and they were trying to spy on America. I wonder if they had like an MK Ultra, you know, a Soviet-style MK Ultra. I'm sure they do.

SPEAKER_05 40:54

We're gonna abduct Sylvia Brown.

SPEAKER_08 40:58

I think they they were I don't know, and I mean I know a little bit, but I don't think they went out of their way to create these subcultures within their culture to foment chaos or control. Like they had weirder, they had different they had such a strict society that they didn't need to do these subversive weirdo things that the Americans did.

SPEAKER_01 41:19

I feel like we learned so many of those subversive techniques from the Soviets, though.

SPEAKER_08 41:23

And the Germans, yeah, like East German or East Germany, West Germany, there's a lot of this weirdness going on. But they were so controlled, like they had neighbors turning on neighbors. That's the thing with communism that worked really, really well. If your neighbor's not behaving, you get rewarded by turning them in. We didn't have that, so I think we used these drugs and programs to format these weird now. We do, but it's a little bit law and is strict, but yeah, yeah.

SPEAKER_01 41:50

It's more like what the LGBTQ cult. It's like uh writing off their family members for voting for Donald Trump or whatever.

SPEAKER_05 41:57

Oh, yeah. Well, let me ask you this because I know I'm the pinata and I am the skeptic that gets beat up on it, but there is a theory that parts of MKUltra never ended.

SPEAKER_01 42:08

Yeah, no, I totally believe that. Why would it end? Right. Why would it end?

SPEAKER_05 42:12

And successor programs still exist under different names.

SPEAKER_01 42:15

Yeah, of course. Why would it end?

unknown 42:17

No.

SPEAKER_01 42:17

Um yeah, maybe 6G is part of the new MKUltra. Who knows?

SPEAKER_05 42:21

This might be the new LSD. This is the microvibration mind control.

SPEAKER_08 42:25

Uh I don't think they want that sort of a psychedelic disconnect. I think they want a direct control sort of situation.

SPEAKER_01 42:32

But through wavelengths, you know like they can control human behavior not just through physical hard drugs, but actually just through manipulating the wavelength.

SPEAKER_08 42:42

Everything's frequency. Our whole our whole 3D world is built by frequency.

SPEAKER_05 42:46

Is that proof of telekinesis?

SPEAKER_08 42:49

Telekinesis is proven in empirical and non-empirical ways. What we can't see and do not perceive doesn't mean it doesn't exist. Can I defend it? It means we just don't know it doesn't exist.

SPEAKER_04 43:03

Can I defend myself with a tinfoil hat?

SPEAKER_08 43:05

Please.

SPEAKER_04 43:06

Yes.

SPEAKER_08 43:08

Let it out, baby.

SPEAKER_04 43:09

No, can I defend myself with a tinfoil hat?

SPEAKER_08 43:12

Not near the microwave shield. No, it doesn't. Not near the microwave. But but seriously, you know, if if you have people that can do code reading from afar and a distance, there's something going on there. If you have mice that learn mazes generation after generation by not being located near the mice that learn the maze that are thousands of miles away, information's being transferred in a way we're not seeing. If we're transmitting this podcast over the air and then through satellites, that's information you can't see. Yet it's proven to be information transference. Well, there's always unknown. That doesn't mean that you're not a receiver, you are a receiver.

SPEAKER_05 43:56

Why do beavers make beaver days?

SPEAKER_01 43:58

Is that a gay joke?

SPEAKER_08 44:03

Going back to the SSRIs on that one because the beaver wants the babe. You're not going to get the babe without the beaver then. That's a good point. You're on Prozac. I don't want anything to do with you.

SPEAKER_05 44:17

You can't get it up. This is not a Brahma-derived theory you're making. This is a Darwinian theory you're just. Going off the tracks again. The original meaning of tinfoil hat was to block electromagnetic waves.

SPEAKER_01 44:31

And it does.

SPEAKER_05 44:32

Like a Faraday thing, yeah. So maybe it is. It'll be a new feb. We'll have super thick titanium tinfoil uh blocking all these six microwaves.

SPEAKER_04 44:43

When we start doing these, we have to hand out a tinfoil hat to everybody before we sit down and put the uh pants over our ears. Yep.

SPEAKER_05 44:51

Oh my god. When we go live with the video, that's what we'll do. There was so what was that different than Operation Midnight Climax? Because that was the safe houses, then MK Ultra was were the drug experiments?

SPEAKER_01 45:07

MK Ultra was a huge program that included Midnight Climax.

SPEAKER_05 45:12

Oh, okay.

SPEAKER_01 45:12

Yeah.

SPEAKER_05 45:13

Yeah. So now they're just doing it out in the open with the 6G satellites instead of just your Bay Area friends.

SPEAKER_08 45:19

I think they're doing stuff we can't comprehend.

SPEAKER_01 45:21

Oh, they're just making it seem like the next best thing. You know, your fan your phones are gonna get faster and we're gonna be able to read your heartbeat. Yeah, convenience.

SPEAKER_05 45:29

Well, it's funny because I put each of the stories from your notes in and said, okay, give the mainstream view, give the conspiracy view. Nice. And these uh let's do this pinata skeptic thing, because you guys can beat me up. J just to add a little uh material on here. So it said on six, I know six G. It said the mainstream view is autonomous vehicles, better virtual reality, remote surgery. I like all of these things, industrial automation and improved emergency communication. Man, I love all of these.

SPEAKER_01 46:01

Just making people incapable. You can't drive, you can't do a bunch of stuff, everything will be done for you. You know, like you try to read a map in a compass now, nobody can do it because everybody uses a GPS. We keep letting technology take over all of these common tasks, we're gonna be completely helpless.

SPEAKER_05 46:16

What is this remote surgery they're trying to do with these micro vibrations? That's what I want to know.

SPEAKER_01 46:22

Those are actually some positive things. That could just be breaking up kidney stones.

SPEAKER_05 46:26

Yeah, breaking up, put me in the microwave and break up my kidney stones. Then on the SSRI and sexual dysfunction thing, it said SSRIs can be life-changing for depression and anxiety. And the sexual side effects are common and should be openly discussed. Oh, okay. And researchers continue studying ways to reduce these side effects. So it's perfectly normal. It's perfectly normal. That's the big pharma point of view. That's all they can say. Just it. We should discuss it.

SPEAKER_04 46:57

They didn't say positively life-changing, they just said life changing. Life changing.

SPEAKER_05 47:02

It's life changing more neutral language. Yeah. There will be no more life kind of thing. MKUltra. MK Ultra was real. Operation Midnight Climax was real. Many experiments violated ethical and informed consent standards. Shame on them. I think they basically admitted that one. Oh well. It said they failed at the reliable mind control techniques and reviewed revealed serious abuses. So that one's been pretty much synthesized from both conspiracy and mainstream.

SPEAKER_01 47:32

I wouldn't believe that though. Did they fail? Or do they just want us to believe they failed? They didn't fail. Did it end? How much did they learn? They learned a lot. And it didn't fail.

SPEAKER_08 47:41

And then I I honestly think that's their their pursuit of extra-dimensional. They really, really do. So they're trying to figure out how do they hit different dimensions. And psychedelics are a gateway to hitting the different dimensions.

SPEAKER_05 47:55

This was touched upon with David Icke.

SPEAKER_08 47:57

David Icke really believes in that. Yeah, he really believes in that. Well, I mean, yeah.

SPEAKER_04 48:02

But we didn't Brahma again.

SPEAKER_05 48:04

I mean, he's very big on the Brahma.

SPEAKER_04 48:06

We didn't hear from Michi Yokaku.

SPEAKER_05 48:08

No Michiokaku today. You had to bring it up. Uh-huh. Look at that. Well, all these mainstream views are Michiokaku.

SPEAKER_08 48:14

Look up non-dualist Michi Yokaku and see what he says.

SPEAKER_05 48:17

Oh my, he's trying to start his own rabbit hole right now.

SPEAKER_01 48:20

He probably is a non-dualist. Darren, when uh when you're talking like extra-dimensional travel, um is that like uh like remote viewing or you know when you're when your consciousness is moving to those other dimensional planes of reality, or are you physically entirely going there?

SPEAKER_08 48:39

So your physical body, your shell that you inhabit, it's an inhibitor that keeps you stuck in the three-dimensional presence. Are you talking about dying? Dying is a part of it, but your conscience experience, the viewer of all of this, the perceiver of all of this, your body, this 3D world, its existence outside of yourself, there are other beings, there are other dimensions, there are other things there that your physical plane cannot perceive. Drugs open up the conscious mind, what you could call the third eye, psychedelic drugs, to the perception of these things, the veil is lifted in a sense for perception, hence altered perceptions.

SPEAKER_05 49:25

Hence gnomes. Hence the gnomes and the weird things.

SPEAKER_08 49:29

But this is a limited experience. It's limited.

SPEAKER_01 49:32

What about for the reptilians though? It's not limited for them.

SPEAKER_08 49:35

They can actually physically we don't. I mean, we are only given what we're fed, really. Like the layer of propaganda and all the other nonsense of non-truth hiding all of this. We don't even know the truth. Nor can we perceive the truth. So they're experimenting with these things quantum gates, psychedelics, mind control, heavy, heavy, heavy meditation. They're experimenting with these things to come in contact with different entities, different beings, different dimensions, where time is not past and present, it's a long stream. So events in the future can determine events in the past. And they're playing around with this sort of stuff.

SPEAKER_05 50:23

Is this where karma comes in? Where they go, okay, once you're out of your meat suit, you get to go through the wormhole where you're gonna be a beaver.

SPEAKER_08 50:30

Well, this person gets to be a good idea. Karma's basic cause, I mean, from a Western standpoint, it's cause and effect. Oh, probability. Yeah, it's probability, mathematics, but everything's math, everything's mathematics, everything is frequency with all of these belief structures.

SPEAKER_01 50:45

But out like out there where the future can affect the past, does it really affect us considering we live in linear time? Yes. How so?

SPEAKER_08 50:54

But it's micro, these are micro currents that change things. I I can't give a primary example of this. I mean, the w what is it, the butterfly effect sort of thing where people remember certain events that are actually different than what they were, like the barren singed bears or whatever. Those sort of Mandela effect. Yeah, the Mandela effect, thank you. There's that that's exponential. But it's not an art, like they think there's multiple times that are this time. There are multiple use having multiple experiences in this.

SPEAKER_05 51:30

It sounds like the Trunk saga.

SPEAKER_08 51:33

Dragon Ballsy. Okay, and it's a deep, deep rabbit hole going into quantum physics, quantum entanglement. It's enormous. And they've been studying this for a long, long time, and they've been using drugs to study this.

SPEAKER_01 51:46

Hey, mentioning Trump, uh, did you hear that he is honoring the pardon uh for Fauci? And I'm thinking it's because he wants people to not mess with his pardons that he gave to his own family and himself, personally. Of course. What do you guys think about that?

SPEAKER_05 52:02

Yeah, self-preservation, Darwinian instincts kicking in.

SPEAKER_08 52:06

So survival, double speak. I mean, yeah, of course he's gonna protect the whole freaking thing to protect himself.

SPEAKER_04 52:11

Oh, yeah. I mean, he was the architect of Operation Warp Speed. Yeah. Sure was. Yeah.

SPEAKER_05 52:18

That's interesting. That seems like fake news now. But uh yeah. I take the fifth. He'll plead the fifth. Here is on the Operation uh large area coverage.

SPEAKER_09 52:32

Yeah.

SPEAKER_05 52:34

Its purpose was to study particle dispersion relevant to biological warfare defense during the Cold War.

SPEAKER_01 52:42

Yeah. So let's actually drop a biological age again.

SPEAKER_05 52:47

You take some civilians and you try it out.

SPEAKER_08 52:49

Some people have to die to figure this out. I feel better in just knowing, man. After this, I'm gonna get a Big Mac. The mainstream view could clear things up. And some SSRIs. I mean, why not? Big Mac SSRIs and maybe a drama on TV.

SPEAKER_05 53:07

By contrast, the visible white trails behind jet aircraft are uh con condensation trails, contrails formed when hot engine exhaust mixes with cold humid air. Yeah, yeah, yeah. So that that's all that's uh that's all that's up there. That's they're just ignorant of stratospheric aerosol injection. You know, the fung fungal spores and stuff, you know, they might they might mix it in the the concoction a little bit. And there's ongoing scientific discussion about stratospheric aerosol injection as possible climate intervention, but these are separate claims.

SPEAKER_08 53:43

Hey, if they can change the climate, they can change the harvest. If they change the harvest, people can die.

SPEAKER_01 53:49

Didn't they just do that in Dubai like two years ago and they were getting like flash floods in the desert?

SPEAKER_08 53:54

Yeah. Well, it's only the desert. Is that flash floods unintended consequences?

SPEAKER_05 54:00

Yeah.

unknown 54:00

Yeah.

SPEAKER_08 54:01

It's that cause and effect karma thing again, right?

SPEAKER_05 54:05

I want to mention something. I was watching an interview this week with Andrew Ross Sorkin, who's the CNBC guy, left-wing guy. And he wrote a he wrote a left-wing book in the depression, but I was watching the interview, and his left eye reptilian, was a vertical slit.

SPEAKER_08 54:19

Oh, he's one of those like a lizard.

SPEAKER_05 54:21

Did he really do the watch it? His right eye is normal.

SPEAKER_08 54:24

Do we need to slow it down and see it go? His left eye was literally this is right up your mouth.

SPEAKER_05 54:34

Watch the interview. And people in the comments are going, what the hell is going on with this? Is that like that guy that the neck opened up with the mouse? Yeah. Like that. He was trying to hold it in, the reptiles, but it came out. We gotta get this. I'm not.

SPEAKER_08 54:46

We gotta analyze this man.

SPEAKER_04 54:48

We need to do an analyze.

SPEAKER_08 54:50

Go to a neutral AI like the one on Gaia or something.

SPEAKER_04 54:53

If you're listening to this, please put a comment below if you noticed a reptilian eye in this interview.

SPEAKER_08 55:00

Yeah, exactly. Randy, go to a neutral Randy, go to a neutral AI. Go to Gaia's AI and see if they let you use it. We can get it.

SPEAKER_05 55:07

It gets too trippy. Look at this. Look at this. Okay. It's limited AI in the concrete walls of uh for our listeners. Dude, that guy looks like a couple of things.

SPEAKER_04 55:16

Randy right now is showing a photograph that he uses up on his phone.

SPEAKER_05 55:20

Look at that modified. Look at his left eye. We will have a crack. You see that? You see the lizard eye? Yeah, you can't.

SPEAKER_01 55:26

You see it looks like a snake. That looks like more like a cat almost. That's like a pupil thing.

SPEAKER_05 55:32

Look at that. Look at that. You see the left eye? Is that a right?

SPEAKER_04 55:35

And that's from TikTok, huh?

SPEAKER_05 55:37

Yeah.

SPEAKER_08 55:37

No, this is he's trusted news source. I'm skeptical. It says keeping it.

SPEAKER_04 55:43

I didn't know where the photograph was from.

SPEAKER_08 55:45

I just tick tock on Facebook. It's doing coma Boma in his left eye. Oh, coma Boma, yeah. It's a comic. Coma Boma. You get that midget bowling.

SPEAKER_05 55:54

Midget bowling. You get hit with the balls. This is a congenital conditional of missing tissue inside the eye, so-called. For lizards. It only happens that one time. Sneaks out. He can't hold it in. Yeah. You know, H.W. Bush was a little more disciplined. He just the one eye just spasmed out and he can't hide it.

SPEAKER_01 56:12

Has he been has he been seen since then with a normal eye?

SPEAKER_05 56:17

No, it's always it always slips out. It might be a permanent, you know, he lost control of hiding it.

SPEAKER_08 56:22

So we're getting close to the countdown to countdown.

SPEAKER_05 56:25

We're getting close. We need David Ike. Oh, yeah. David Ike needs to be. We need to do a whole show. Let's do a show. I want to know about the reptilian agenda.

SPEAKER_08 56:36

I will do like I will do that. And Michikaku on non-dualism.

SPEAKER_01 56:40

Yeah, we'll create a whole list on everything he's been right about, and it's going to be everything except reptilians. So far. So far. I like the so far part. Yes.

SPEAKER_08 56:49

Well, see, I mean. Allegedly. Who knows? Allegedly. He's kind of falling out with Alex Jones. Like he's really mad at Alex Jones. Why? Just thinks he's such a Trump supporter and lover and has now come out against Trump lefty. No, he's not a lefty. He but he just he's mad at Jones.

SPEAKER_01 57:07

I think uh Alex has needed to change his strategy since getting sued for $10 billion or whatever it was. Yeah, all the money in the world. Um yeah, I mean he uh he he lost basically everything. He needs to rebuild his brand. I think he um has some limits to what he can say. He might be taking some hidden sponsors. I don't know. There's a reason Owen Schroyer left. Um but who knows? Yeah.

SPEAKER_05 57:32

Now is Owen Schroyer the new Alex Jones?

SPEAKER_01 57:37

Possibly. I do love Owen. Um he is uh just so deep into politics. I don't know how deep he goes into the rabbit hole.

SPEAKER_05 57:45

I saw Alex Jones' son debating uh Gavin McGinnis the other day. Oh, Rex is great. Yeah, he he was uh slopping Gavin around a little bit. I'm out of the loop, I'm gonna believe it. Uh-oh. But I know we are at the we're getting to the three-minute uh point. So I'll forget that look.

SPEAKER_04 58:02

Well, this has been the premier issue, the premier episode of Monkey Wrench in the system. And um we want to congratulations, Bill. You did a fantastic job hosting your first podcast.

SPEAKER_01 58:16

Oh, thank you guys. Appreciate you all.

SPEAKER_04 58:18

Absolutely. And if you people listening want to explore expanding your minds, go to our good friends at zoomtrip.com and find out more about how you can expand your mind at home. Anyway, say goodbye to everybody, and uh we hope you will tune in next Friday for another wonderful, wonderful adventure with the monkey wrench in the system.

SPEAKER_01 58:44

Later. Thank you guys, have a great week. Bye bye.

SPEAKER_02 58:55

Staticum midnight glow call the names that no one knows. Tape recorder whispers back what the silence never shows.

SPEAKER_03 59:19

Bill lights a cigarette, a theory, and a grin. Threading through the noise where the wild suspicions spin.

unknown 59:27

EVP's like fingerprints upon the parking there. You have frozen coffee cups, an old man who swear. We laugh at the foot.

SPEAKER_03 59:38

We need to pull the ghost in the monkey. We trade off the full on the house.