Transcript of Ex-Freemason: Possessed Politicians, Demonic Rituals for Power, Secret Societies, and the Occult New

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Sean, thanks for doing this. It dawned on me the other day, years after it dawned on you, that there are no secular leaders of anything and that people pose as science-based and non-religious, but everyone who has power in the world is religious. I have noticed they just have different religions. And you've been on this for a very long time. So let's just start as big as we can. What's the purpose of communing with the supernatural for leaders? Why do leaders do it?

I think there was some— maybe this is a quote or someone said this to me. There are non-powerful people who are Freemasons, but there are no powerful people who are not Freemasons.

Freemasons.

Freemasons. If you think about the nature of an initiatory group that's been around in its current form for a few hundred years since the 1700s, right, in the UK, but, and likewise in France, um, but it's, or, you know, they say its origin, or they believed its origin precedes it to the Knights Templar, right, who were a very powerful order, as we know. From my understanding of the Templars, it's not this, the idea of like 9 knights showing up in the Middle East during the Crusades, right, to guard the roads, right? It was really more about uh, excavating under the, the Temple of Solomon. Yes, that was, you know, what they were interested were the ancient— the Well of Souls, the Well of Souls, the, the ancient texts, the things that were, you know, written into like grimoires and hidden, you know, incantations, things that you could basically call upon the spiritual realm because that's the lore of King Solomon. King Solomon, as we remember from the Bible, you know, he had wisdom and he was a powerful ruler over, uh, what was then Israel, but, uh, richest man in the world. Yeah, well, he had the gold, but why did he have the power was because he could call upon what they call jinn, genies, and he could command them with his ring, the Ring of Solomon, the Ring of Power.

And that's what he— so the real lore of like Masonry, right, was that he had this builder, Hiram Abiff, who could, you know, who architected the, the temple, the, the Temple of Solomon. But they had jinn that they called upon to actually do the work and to build it. Now, that's all metaphor.

And what are jinn?

Genies. What we would call genies in Aladdin's lamp. They are the beings. And so I went to Iran the first time, was curiosity, but I went to go meet with some of these guys that communicate to them, to the other side. And I would talk to them about, you know, what's going on in the world. And they would say, yeah, I mean, the jinn in Islamic lore is very similar to like angels and demons, or the Watchers in the Book of Enoch, right? Who are not— they're both dark and light. Some, some serve God, some serve the dark side. And, um, and so the idea of like the power of Solomon was to be able to have a relationship and mastery. And some people say that he actually got overwhelmed by the power, and that's why he fell, right? He ended up with the, the love affair that sort of sank his, his rulership, um, because he— it's a very dang— it's a very dangerous gambit once you start communing with that side. But all, I believe, all the initiatory paths— Freemasonry is just one of them, the most famous one— lead you to that realm, to that understanding.

That there are spiritual forces invisible to us that are working through people in this world. And just because someone is a so-called Christian doesn't mean they're serving God, and someone— just because someone is a Muslim doesn't mean they're serving the devil. That it's the same across the entire planet, that there are forces of dark and light working through every religion, every people, even through our own, our own lifetime, our own souls. You know, at any point when you grow up in Hollywood or whatnot, you realize like it does seem that people can sell their souls and maybe not even be aware of it. Because to me, it's not Satanism is like— can be incantations, it can be blood sacrifices and rituals. It can also just be worship of the material realm.

Yes.

Right. So when you get into that realm of like, oh, I want power, I want worldly power, I think that's the satanic path. They not— they don't, they don't think of it as such, but materialism at its heart is worship of the earth. And that's why people talk about the earth, it's like, you know, it's kind of Lucifer's domain, right? Because if you worship, if you become— start worshiping money and, you know, and yourself, your own ego, well, you've lost sight of the transcendent power of God.

There's no question about that. There's no question. And I think all of us experienced that in our own lives. But just to back to what you initially said about the Masons. So we're about 100 feet from a Masonic lodge. They're all over rural America. They're kind of a vestige of the past. This is how I think of them. Bunch of elderly guys with ceremonial swords.

Yeah.

I have one. Telling stories.

I have one.

You have one. I have one right over there from that lodge. Uh, you don't think of them as a threat or even a meaningful player in current events. Um, but then I should say I don't know much about it. Yeah. Uh, I don't— so, at really at all. You joined the Masons. Why did you do that, and what, what was it like?

So it was, it was a, it was a journey of initiation, I think, that I was going through in that time. right out of college, because, you know, my college years, I started getting deep into, um, studying history. And, and, you know, even in the— Procopius was writing the history of Justinian, right, the Roman Emperor, Byzantine Emperor. And he described him as a shape-shifting demon, basically, in that book, in the Secret History. And that was buried for a long time. Um, and, you know, again, there's all types of histories that King James was— was it, uh, James's Bible? But he also wrote demonology book, right? I mean, this was the way that it was— the world was perceived and understood for centuries, as we know, um, as a battleground between dark and light. Yeah, I mean, as, as forces that were unseen. I mean, Socrates talked about his, his daemon, like his per— you know, but people genius. But, you know, they say like in the old world there's a theory that when Homer is writing about you know, the Iliad and, and, you know, all these different, um, uh, gods having a play in human life.

A lot of people believe that we were in communication more readily with beings, right, unseen beings, and it may have been a real, real factor in our, in our consciousness back then. And then we, you know, obviously we get to this place of the Enlightenment when, um, all that becomes relegated and we say, oh, that's all, you know, hocus pocus and not real. We can only focus on the physical realm. But you can't understand how life begins through the physical realm alone. You can't understand how the universe is formed. No, right? I mean, what— okay, how does a Big Bang start? You know, it just, just happens.

Okay, spontaneous.

Yeah, time travel. I mean, how does it happen? How does it actually begin exactly? From what? And how does our— how does life begin? So I think a lot of the materialists, actually, you could say, like, you know, people say Darwin and whatnot, are essentially serving the dark side. Because they're saying there's nothing outside the material realm. It's— this is all that exists. And everything— well, actually, all we're interfacing with is our own minds. Yes, our own perceptions. And so when they want us to believe, you know, a very simplified version of reality— spontaneous evolution, random evolution, random changes, right? Take away anything spiritual. I think that serves the dark side in a sense, because it now, it elevates our own egos. It makes us, you know, we're the progenitors of this, and, you know, we are the greatest thing in the universe. And we can get into that later, but that then serves a transhuman agenda that, you know, it's all about perfecting ourselves through the physical plane of genetics, right? Genetic tampering and whatnot. And you try to basically take the spiritual origin impulse of God creating this universe out of the story, right?

That's what the Enlightenment did in many ways. But you can't take it out because we instinctively, as souls that we are in human form, we have this curiosity and this desire to know, okay, where did I come from? Like, it can't— you know, my soul didn't just spontaneously appear. How do I have consciousness? How do— where does consciousness originate from? Just from our brains? Well, I think we're understanding that our brains are more receivers, almost like, you know, computers that can receive the internet that's around us, right? That's the way that we function, more in that way. And that's why people have near-death experiences or they have out-of-body experiences. And they— this is, you know, the CIA does this kind of stuff, astral projection, and they can see things outside of their physical body that you can't say, well, your brain knew it. You have all kinds of cases and stories of this, you know, people, you know, who are literally on a hospital bed and they can perceive things in the next room. So consciousness transcends our brain, right? And that indicates, again, a spiritual reality that a lot of mainstream science does— wants us to ignore.

But I was like looking at history and saying, no, we've always had this impulse to see a spiritual reality, or what Plato calls like the ideational realm, the world of ideals. Before, before we get to the material realm. So let's not try to ignore that.

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So I would, you know, study these things, and I ended up going into, uh, well, I met this guy who was, uh, himself a Mason, and, um, he was a Jersey kid who was like my age. And we started— he would— he had been exploring these haunted places. New Jersey is notorious for being haunted. They have a whole magazine called Haunted NJ, right? And not just Jersey, but, you know, the—

let's say the East Coast, especially New Jersey.

Especially New Jersey. They've got some history there. I don't know what it is. Um, And so he was exploring these places like Greystone, which was a massive mental hospital. Woody Guthrie was there, for example, and you saw it in the recent Bob Dylan movie. He goes and visits Guthrie at the Greystone Mental Hospital. This place was about— for 100 years, it was one of the biggest mental hospitals in the country. It was the biggest foundation when they built it until they built the Pentagon after. So it was a massive— like, we went to this place at night and Even though it was shut down, it was still— the lights were still on, and it's about 5 or 6 stories tall, and underground there's tunnels and passages that go on for miles around. So we would go explore this place at night, and, um, and let's just say that high strangeness ensued because he started an abandoned mental hospital in New Jersey.

Yeah.

Yeah, it's an abandoned mental hospital in Jersey. And so from the first time that we went there and then went back, and each time it would just— different things would reveal themselves to me in a way that— I made a film about it, um, Greystone Park, to kind of symbolize the, the way that fear operates to me. I believe that our frequency attracts forces, and so when you go into a place like that where thousands of people have died. They had like a mass grave, basically, of, you know, thousands of people that had died there over the course of 100 years. And there'd been a lot of abuse. And I think also people go into this place, or they would go into that place, who are themselves, you know, we call mentally ill, but a lot of them I think were demon possessed.

Yes.

And so imagine it's now becoming a place of very dark energy.

And, uh, hard to imagine anything darker than that, right?

Yeah, and so what we saw was like indications, paraphernalia, books, things like this left behind of, um, like Satanic rituals. Like people would go there and perform rituals to draw upon the energy.

And why would someone do that?

Well, so this gets into the nature of our— of this realm, right? If we again, like, we understand like material realm is what we see and what we interact with, what we think we're interacting with. But as we know, at heart, it's just— it's all energy. Like, this table is moving particles, right? Our being is— we're moving particles, moving atoms. We're, we're energetic bodies that, you know, appear to be fixed, but actually, as we know, we're changing it every second, every, you know, every day. Our, you know, where cells are dying and being reborn, our, you know, our energy body is, is moving. And so The spiritual traditions have always understood that because, you know, they didn't call it necessarily energy, but prana and life force, breath, ruach, right? Like, that's the origin of creation, is something in spirit is moving through us into this container, this vessel that, you know, that appears fixed. But again, as we know, it's changing. That's why we don't look the same every day, even if it's just slight differences. And as you know, like, you can see in people's— you can just, you can kind of see it sometimes, right?

Like, you can see when someone's energetically drained. You can see when someone's energy is high and they're vibrant instantly. So this is all— this is, this is the energetic nature of reality. So if we are talking about a world that also is energetic and alive, and then you have, uh, geometry, let's say, certain structures trap energy more than others, right? I mean, if you're outdoors and I mean, we can just experience it, right? You're out in nature, you're in, you're in a forest, the trees are going to have certain energy. It's gonna, it's gonna move, you know, maybe like they'll— in the course, they are living beings, right? So they'll, they'll live their life and die. Um, and that's why some forests are called haunted forests or darker, you know, they're darker places. And sometimes you'll have historically, yeah, you'll have places where there'll be gatherings of people to practice, you know, since the pagan times, let's say, right, to practice different rituals. And sometimes you'll feel the energy of that, like, oh, this is a place where, you know, there's a gathering that takes place and a certain energy gets created there. Um, same way as like a building.

I mean, that's what a haunted house is, right? Like, if you're in a house and it's, you know, you— someone gets murdered, it's gonna have a heavier energy, right? Because it hasn't— unless you come and bless it and really, I don't know, do the right energy, do the work to move the energy through, to let it pass, right, to let the souls go. Um, and I, you know, had that experience with one of the haunted places I went to. It was like a place that was, uh, notorious. It was next to the— it was next to a mental hospital where kids, uh, were housed. And this was upstate New York. This was different from Greystone. Um, and in that house next to the mental hospital for kids, the legend has it that, um, a priest that was molesting these kids at that property and actually killing some of the kids and doing black magic. And in that house, I saw people get possessed, and, you know, we heard the sounds of hell, like, coming from I mean, it's hard to imagine, but this is what we experienced. You know, we'd be upstairs and all of a sudden we'd hear howling of dogs and laughter, like demonic laughter, and things like this echoing through the house.

And so we went back multiple times and we blessed the house, and the final time really felt a purging of energy, and the house burned down on its own within about a month or two. So That's the kind of thing we talk about, like the energy that gets trapped in places until you come with higher frequency of blessing a place and, you know, clearing the energy. So again, we're talking of a battle of dark and light, those forces that draw upon dark energy, um, because they can then invoke spirit, let's say darker spirits, that hooks into that. If everything is, let's say, like frequency, fear, you know, things that are horrific. Horror films play into the psychology, right? It's like Freddy Krueger, right? He plays, he preys upon, he's a dream demon, right? He infects people with fear. And we think about how, like, demons are what? They're scary, right? They're monstrous. They're shadows. They're things that, um, that create fear in us. And then it seems to be like the frequency match almost.

Do you think that's one of the reasons that Jesus so often tells his disciples not to be afraid?

Yes, that's exactly right. So remember when Jesus casts out the demons, he sends them into the swine.

Yeah.

He's like, yeah, get them out, get out of the human vessel. And they go and kill themselves because a lot of the demonic— I mean, again, there's different frequency of demonic energy. There's madness. A lot of psychosis we have experiencing in this country, I think, connects to it. A lot of it ties into alcohol and drugs. That's, you know, lowering people's frequency. You know, it's one thing to have, you know, a glass or two, but as we know, a lot of alcohol— what does it do? It takes us out of our right mind. In my experience of seeing people get possessed, it's pretty much like seeing someone's you know, when someone's out of blackout drunk and you've seen— we've all seen it. Someone's coked up or out of their mind with alcohol and they behave erratically, irrationally. They get aggressive, they get mean, or they start laughing hysterically. And the next day they may not remember anything. It's exactly what possession is. Because when you see someone get possessed, they just like— like it's like a flip, a flip of a switch. And they go from someone you can see, look in the eyes and see what they are, to just checked out.

I've seen people screaming. I've seen people laughing maniacally. I've seen just, you know, just check out, like just staring blankly. But you know it. You just, you know that this person's not in their right mind.

Yes.

And the key is to try to bring the light back, breathe, bring the, you know, good energy back. Raise the— raise the frequency so they can come back to their, their self, themselves. So what I would say, this battle is between the darkness that again feeds on that fear, that lower vibrational, you know, psyche of like not being in our right mind, not being in our, in our higher selves, right? Not being connected to our spirit, our higher, you know, to God basically, right? Spirit that is always available, but the dark side wants to lower that frequency to a place that would be closer to hell, right? What we— what it's always been described as hell. Place of torture, of suffering, pain.

Place of the dead.

Yeah, well, even worse than death, right? Death is one thing. Go, go below that, you know, and it's like, that's the level of, um, self-destruction. Like you said with the pigs, you know, self-destructiveness. So this is the battle. And, and again, if the dark side has, you know, waged war on mankind, let's say, right? If we believe— and this is, you know, this is not just Christian tradition. I mean, this is like a lot of the story there is. Yeah, it's a lot of stories around the world have talked about this, you know, that there's something that's waging war on mankind. Um, they want They want possession of the soul. They want us to check out, to get to surrender, right? To check out, say, hand over control of the vehicle. And that seems to be the real battle, right? Are we autonomous beings? We have control of our vehicles. I mean, we all experienced this during COVID Imagine, like, you know, all this seems so far out, but like during COVID we actively saw people checked out from fear and like dead body, like dead things, you know, putting on masks so they can't even really breathe.

They can't.

In a court of law, you can't— you're like, you know, you can't speak if you've got a mask on, right? So like, you don't have any say. So when you put a mask on, you're basically taking away your power to speak and to breathe. So you're like a dead— you're like a dead thing now. And then beyond that, we saw the hysteria that came with it, you know, from fear. All that fear around you're infected, you might be infected, this person could be infected, you didn't get your shot, you better stay away, you can't come to the family gathering. You can't come into that, to my establishment. And if you're in California, I mean, I, I left the state because it was like, I can get a fake vaccine card, but I don't want to engage with people that are mandating this, right? What kind of hysteria? What kind of madness is this, right? So we've all experienced that kind of possession. Not like some people personally experienced it and then said, wait a minute, I was in fear and I've woken up. And others just saw it and saying, It's like everyone's possessed all of a sudden by this, you know, by this fear.

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Well, I mean, Masonry is based in the Old Testament, you know. Most— a lot of the Masons I know are Christian. But again, it's— I look at it as an initiatory path, so I don't look at it as Masons are, are evil. What I experienced was that there's— okay, so I'll put like this: the first night that I went there Um, where was this? Uh, the Cornerstone Lodge in New York, which is a very famous lodge. Uh, people like Jay-Z, you know, go there and whatnot. It's, uh, you know, it's—

Jay-Z's a Mason?

Yeah, from my understanding, he, uh, he was, you know, he was with that lodge, um, as well, but higher, higher than I was. Um, but the point is that it's, it's, um It's an initiation that kind of— what I felt was being observed and watched. And I know it was watched because after doing the first degree initiation where you get the blindfold and the, the noose— and all this stuff is online, I'm not revealing some secrets— all the, the phrases and things, you know, the, the geometry of it where you have to walk, you know, certain directions and points and say certain things, all that's online now, it's public. But when you perform it ritualistically like a play, there are other forces that are not human that are engaging in the experience. And I know that because when I was leaving the lodge that night with my friend, we got a phone call and it was an unknown number. And this sort of husky voice was on the phone. And he was like, how was the meeting? And I was like, it's interesting game you guys have going here. And it's like, mm-hmm. And we were just talking a bit, saying a lot of things that were like biblical, you know, 40 days in the cave, 40— some stuff that I didn't understand.

But I knew that they were watching me because I was walking back to my apartment in New York. And, um, and I'm like, oh, so you're watching me? He's like, yeah. I'm like, okay, what am I doing? He's like, you're walking. So I stopped walking and I'm like, oh yeah. He's like, yeah, you stopped walking. And I was like, okay, it could be a guess, but let's just go, you know, continue the conversation, go upstairs. And I had like a gray shirt on and black pants. And after, you know, I started recording the conversation, the audio did not record subsequently, only the video recorded, but As I was recording this, it basically was— it was this man's voice, and then it would be a woman that would take over. So it was like two voices. It was one as a man, one as a woman. And then she basically said, stop recording. And I was like, you know, I didn't stop. I would maybe like stop for a minute, then I turn it back on. And I had a— at that time I had a, uh, a cross on. Uh, sorry, uh, it was, uh, not a cross, it was, it was an Islamic sword.

that I had as a necklace. And so I was taking my shirt off and she's like, put your shirt back on. And I was like, oh, you don't like this, this symbol, or what's wrong? You know? And it was like, put your shirt back on. And I'm like, you know, we just continued to talk. But there were a few things that I remember distinctly, including her saying, I'll leave you with this. You're wearing a gray shirt with black pants. So something was, had been observing me that night. And they continued to talk with me, and, um, it, it was essentially— they texted me thereafter, and it was like it went on for an hour or so, like off and on. My friend who took me there got really sick to his stomach. He was like vomiting actually after that, during that same time that I was on the phone, and, uh, he really was like physically out of it. And so I was conversing with these things for like an hour And again, a lot of it was about the fallen angels because, uh, this goes back to again the jinn, the unseen world, the idea that— remember, the Book of Enoch talks about this, that the fall basically is not just Lucifer's.

It's like Lucifer and the— what was it, the 300 or 3,300? I think that fell. Um, but a lot of it had to do with the origin of like how the angels fell in love with human women, right? That's the story of Enoch, was that yes, they fell in love with human women, they had children, the Nephilim, fallen ones, uh, or also I guess they're also fallen ones. And, uh, this whole bloodline war basically of like, you know, fallen angels having children with human women and becoming like the great leaders of old, you know, the, the, the men of renown. Manager— the men of renown, exactly. The leaders of the military and the, and the emperors or kings of the time, royal bloodlines. So all this came up that night.

What's interesting is if you bring up that story from Enoch, it's alluded to in Genesis 6 as well. People look at you like, that's the craziest thing I've ever heard. Where does that come from? Is that like a David Icke concept or something? But then if you just assess it non-emotionally, that's pretty much every religion tells that story, including Christianity, right? Jesus is the product of spirit and a human woman, right? God and Mary. So the Greek myths are the same.

Alexander was— his mother said that Zeus came to her.

Exactly. Um, so I'm not— yeah, you know, I mean, that's not proof, but it's certainly, uh, an indication this is not like a crazy new theory that David Icke thought up.

Not at all. And that's why I always say the basis of every religion. Yeah, but that's why people get so— they want you to think about Icke as like he's the crazy guy. But that's why I studied history, because I wanted to say no, Icke is just picking up on old traditions and he's just listening to people that are telling him stories, which I think you can hear that story in any church in the United States every Sunday.

Exactly right. So it's not conceptually— it's not a departure from what people have thought for thousands of years, that there is the physical reality of actors from the spiritual realm impregnating human women.

Right, right. And going again, I mean, even the Anunnaki texts of the Sumerians before, you know, which predates the Old Testament, talking about exactly this thing about the Anunnaki sky gods, um, creating the first humans as their workers. And, you know, and again, like, the flood story, the flood mythology comes from that, you know, right?

God was so displeased by the behavior of the Nephilim that he destroyed the world, right? And their behavior that he, that he specifically called out was violence, right, right?

And eating of, actually eating of humans. The Nephilim did, remember? Really? Oh yeah, the giants ate the humans. Do you remember?

That's in the Book of Enoch.

It's in one of them. It's either— I mean, I thought it was in the Bible, but it's definitely in Enoch then, because that was the issue, that they were— that the giants were eating people. And, uh, so this, you know, then takes us to the very, you know, present day of, you know, when demon, you know, the lore around demons drinking human blood, or like, you know, demon-possessed humans drinking human blood, Dracula mythology, right? I mean, yes, this is all— it's, it's, it's drawn upon the old world. But it, you know, when I— when Hunter S. Thompson talks about adrenochrome and people say, oh, he made that up, and I go, yeah, except I talked to a military intelligence guy who goes, adrenochrome is real because it comes across our, our messaging boards all the time. You know, adrenochrome is being trafficked into the country.

So adrenochrome is a compound from the human adrenal gland, is that correct?

Yeah, I mean, my understanding is it's like an adrenaline, basically it's adrenaline that gets secreted and, uh, from like obviously adrenaline from anxiety, from stress, fear, fear. And it's, you know, it's something specifically that, um, is being used for you know, as a drug, or is it, you know, is it demonic food? I don't know. I mean, it— again, it's, it's not something that I've personally experienced, but, you know, it's like we're connecting the ancient world to the modern world, and it seems to be, you know, if it's one long thread, we can't, you know, we can't just ignore that.

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But media is the greatest magician of all, right? I mean, that's— it's so interesting that you mentioned '45. Obviously, that's the end of the Second World War, right? British, you know, British broadcasting was originally part of, uh, British intelligence. Like, it was always, you know, they understood that propaganda was key. I mean, that was right, First World War effort, um, bringing us into the First World War, getting us, you know, getting us involved. And then obviously the Second World War, the same. There was a huge amount of propaganda that was, that was put out for it. But then we adopted those same techniques post-'45, I would say, with the various radio projects, um, you know, whether it was like, you know, and from radio to television, right? The same concept. A lot of the guys, as you know, that were like intelligence OSS officers or, you know, part of the OSS, then became like executives and whatnot for the original, um, you know, TV channels, which, as you know, at the time was like, what, like 4? You know, it was like ABC, CBS, PBS. Yeah, 4, right? Um, And so it was very, it was very important to send out messaging.

And then, um, likewise with radio, it was the same thing. It was like, okay, first radio was used, you know, for, for information before television, but then radio became the music. And so it became like Top 40— what was it, the Top 40 project? Like, essentially it was like, let's, let's figure out how to basically condition people using music. And it's no longer going to be symphonic, right? Like long symphonic pieces of music. It's going to be short, 3 minutes or less of, you know, something that can like hook people in.

Cultural propaganda.

Culturally propagandize over and over, hypnotize people essentially. I mean, that's what music does. Think about the— when we engage with— so interesting engaging with young people now and seeing how much like, you know, when I was a kid, hip-hop was— it was kind of coming, you know, was coming on in the '90s. But nowadays it's like all those lyrics a lot of the, a lot of the, the more debasing, you know, lyrics. Let's say, how do you end up with an OnlyFans culture? Well, starts with the lyrics that are put out through hip-hop music that's propagated to every, you know, young kid across the country. And then that becomes part of the cultural conditioning, languaging, all these things. So I think music is one of the most important magical tools that— no doubt, you know, that's, that's used to obviously influence culture. And then obviously not just music and film. And nowadays with streaming, it's, it's hypno— putting people into hypnotic states for hours on end, right? When you stream things into the consciousness.

Yeah, or social media are hypnotic. Yeah, I've noticed. And very addictive.

So TikTok especially. I mean, people literally just fall asleep to it, you know. It's just scrolling, streaming.

So part of the point of the propaganda effort is not just to highlight lies, but to prevent people from considering things in full context or seeing the whole picture, always eliminating certain important themes from the public conversation. And certainly anything supernatural would fall into that. Blood and genetics would also be part of that. Um, but the people who run the world never stopped paying attention to the supernatural, to blood and genetics, did they?

No, I don't think so. I mean, from my experience, and again, I mean, I'm— I have a limited experience of it, but you talk to some of these families and, I mean, first of all, in the UK, you feel it especially in England, the aristocratic culture, the mindset. To this day, they still have a king, you know. Yes. Okay. You know, they still have the aristocracy and the bloodlines, families and whatnot. In their traditions. And then, you know, you think about like, you know, some of these families talk about they can trace their ancestry back to the Roman Empire or even before sometimes. Uh, but again, it's just whether or not you're aware, again, like whether or not you're aware of it. I think some families more so than others. Um, the families that are more aware of it I think have a certain conditioning process that some people talk about when it comes to the pedophilia. I think that's more normalized, uh, it's kind of part of the boarding school culture. Yeah, oftentimes, like, that was my sense of it when I was at Oxford for two terms and, um, you know, hanging out with, you know, some people, some families that are more known than others.

And, uh, they would tell, you know, some of them would tell me, like, you know, the boarding school culture was very you know, uh, you could say, you know, homosexual. And that kind of dates back to, in terms of the ideology, to Rome and Greece. Remember, like, the idea of, you know, passing on wisdom from the male, from the older male to the younger male. And yeah, so it becomes acceptable. And then, um, yeah, and then you, you know, you, you do hear these things about a lot of these, these families that are like practicing pedophilia with their own kids, and they look at it almost like a, um, a training, like a training process, because it dissociates. So traumatic abuse of a young person dissociates them, makes them able to— then you could argue, like, you know, like the monarch butterfly, that's a symbol. The monarch is often described as a symbol of, um, the childhood programming. So basically, like, when you are traumatized so young, you dissociate, you now have greater ability to act without moral compunction, without even, like, knowing your own limits, right? Your own self. You basically have broken all those barriers.

Well, you do have to ask questions about a system, um, that sends, you know, its sons to boarding school at 7 or 8 years old.

Mm-hmm. Or even younger sometimes.

Or even younger. Yeah, my grandfather went, uh, you know, at that kind of age. And I wasn't good for him. I don't know why you would do that, but it has something to do with breaking down normal qualities in a young man. I'm not saying it's a pederasty thing, but it does have to do with—

yeah, abuse has many forms. That's right. There's a physical, there's the verbal. The sexual is just usually like the one that no one wants to talk about.

No, that's right.

But obviously occurs.

So, um, okay, so you— how long were you a Mason?

I mean, it's not like you, you ever like establish like, I'm going to meetings. No, I wanted to initiate to 3 degrees. I, I entered, and in between, by the way— okay, so this is why I know this gets far out, but like in between—

we're already pretty far out—

the, the initiation, the first degree and the third degree from in that time period, I would get phone calls from 666 numbers all the time. 666, 6666, we want your soul. Like, just demonic voices. We want— I want your soul. That's kind of nonsense.

So Satan called your cell?

I mean, I don't know if, you know, if it was Satan or the CIA, but someone with a 666 number that sounded satanic called my cell and would be like, we want your soul. And I would just laugh. I'd be like, okay, I mean, it's not mine to give, you know. My soul belongs to God, so I don't know what you're talking— I can't I can't, I can't help you, basically. I don't know what—

I think I'm jumpier than you, because if I was, you know, in between, uh, degrees in the Masons and Satan started calling me, I would drop out.

Well, it's not about dropping out or not, it's about initiating in your— in, in, um, as I said, it's initiating an understanding of the world. And that's why I believe the checkerboard is very real, like the way that it's designed is the checkerboard on the floor, it's black and white. Not all Satanists are evil. I do believe that there's the path of light and there's a path of dark. They want to assess who you are. And as I say they, I mean like a higher, higher realm wants to know what you are. So I believe the people that join, which was the darker side, I, you know, I think I've seen it, um, they basically are willing to do anything. They're willing to drink the blood, they're willing to make the oath essentially to the dark because they just want power. And if they know that you're not— your soul isn't wired that way, you don't end up on the satanic path. So again, like a lot of these were just, just kind of tests. I felt like they were just kind of tests, just kind of like I got a call from Azazel one time, you know, Azazel is the angel of death, right?

Azazel calls. And then like a day or two later, my grandmother passed away. When my grandmother—

the angel of death called your cell?

Yeah. Well, it was like it now, I mean, it basically identified itself as Azazel.

And what did you say?

No, I just— I knew what Azazel was, so I knew a spirit of death was around. And then, like I said, my grandmother passed, like, I think within, within 1 or 2 days of that call. So I was like, wow, okay.

What, what did the angel of death say on the phone?

It wasn't— I don't remember, like, again, it was— it wasn't like I remember specifically an announcement of something. It was just more of like, in that time period, again, it was getting so many calls from these things like wanting my soul. And sometimes it was witches cackling, like, you know, come play with us, like, come, you know, come join us. Sometimes it was— one time, and it's funny, I played this on Alex Jones' show actually, um, back in 2012. It was a call from, again, 666, and they were doing Baal worship. They're like calling on Baal, and they were like— it sounded like they were doing a ritual. These demonic voices are like, Baal, la la, you know, they're doing a ritual. On this, yeah, on, on the phone call. So it was almost like they were, they were trying to like engage my energy for what they were doing. You see, that goes back to the question around the dark side wants more energy because again, it's disconnected from God. Well, I mean, is it disconnected? Let's just say they're more disconnected. I don't think anything is disconnected from God. My perception is it's all God's universe.

So I don't think the dark I think the dark still ultimately serves the Creator's intention. I don't think you can— you can't divorce yourself from the universe. But let's just say their frequency is lower, so they're drawing upon higher vibrational energy to try to, right, to try to draw us down. That's the battle, right? It's like, how many of those of the light can we bring to the dark? How many can we sink to our level? Or if we can't— they stopped after 2012, after my last degree of initiation. And after 2012, I never got calls again. So I just felt like it was this kind of testing phase, and it's like, okay, you don't belong to us. Who knows, maybe they've taken new forms. And, you know, not saying everything— like, life is obviously full of challenges, so I think the dark can manifest in different ways. But for me, it was like, it was a very overt confrontation with something that people would think is, you know, a fairy tale until you've lived it.

Do you think other people at the lodge, the Cornerstone Lodge in New York, were having similar experiences?

Well, I mean, I know the person I went with did, but like some of the other guys that I knew, I don't think they— anything changed in their life because, again, I mean, we all have different paths, right? We all do. Like, you know, my, my path was frankly initiatory. I wanted to explore these things, you know. I went all the way to Iran just to talk to You know, guys that were talking to jinns and trying to understand how the world, you know, is working, right?

What drove you?

Yeah, just—

well, you grew up in a materialistic society in Southern California where the possibility of this stuff was not discussed, I would think.

Well, no, I mean, I went— I wasn't, you know, my dad took me to India and Tibet when I was, you know, 9, no, 10. And, you know, we went to the Himalayas and went to like visit, you know, Tibetan monasteries that we went to. What's that, uh, the Potala Palace. And, uh, you know, they depict demons and stuff very overtly in the iconography, right? If you look at the artwork, right, of Tibet, Nepal, the Buddhist cultures, and even Hindus, right? Like, you know, they understand that there's demons and angels. And well, they wouldn't call it— they wouldn't call it angels, I guess, but like demigods, right? I mean, they would describe like demigods, right? That more, you know, angelic, more divine, powerful beings, and then you see like the dark faces of the demonic realm. They look at everything, I think, as like different temptation. So it's like you have to get comfortable, you have to face the demon, you know. You can't— if you, if you hide it, that's— it gets scarier, just like in a horror film, right? It's always scarier when you don't know where the monster is. Once you can, once you can face the monster, you take away its power.

Or as, you know, as going back to the dream demon, the Freddy Krueger, it's like I, you know, I take my power back. I'm not afraid of you anymore. That's the only way to defeat the monster.

I believe that.

Yeah.

Fear and hate also feed the demons.

Yeah. Well, my dad made a whole film, Natural Born Killers, kind of about these, this thing, you know, it's, it's pretty interesting. I mean, Natural Born Killers, if you watch it as two demon possessed people, which is really what they are. The main characters. Mickey, the main, you know, he's, as, uh, he's been abused by his father who kills himself. His, uh, he's been physically abused by his father. The Juliette Lewis character has been sexually abused by her father. And it's like all this kind of chaotic American media, you know, glorification of these two serial killers, but they're going through their journey of hell, basically, like a hellscape, until they find that love Love kills the demon, right? That's their salvation is through love. But if you watch the movie, it's just like two demon-possessed people. It's pretty interesting.

Okay, so if we think that hate and fear feed dark forces, spiritual forces, unconscious hate, you know, I think there's healthy—

there's healthy— we hate certain things that we find intolerable, right? But if we hate the person If we demonize a person, right? That's feeding the demons.

Wanting to hurt other people, right? You know, having malice toward others.

Yeah, exactly.

And then fear, being terrorized. If those are both spiritual foods for demons, how should we understand our government's concerted effort over many years to make us terrified and hateful?

Not just the government, media, again, media with it, right? Like media and government working hand in hand, right?

I mean, those kind of are the messages, really. Yeah, there's someone you need to be afraid of and there's someone you should hate. Yeah, you're required to hate.

Well, think about the nature of the Masonic lodges. There's the Red Lodge and the Blue Lodge.

I don't know anything.

Yeah, that's— so that's the famous, like, there's like, there's a— there's the Blue Lodge, which is more like the French ancestry. The Scottish Rite is the Red Lodge. And so think about like the Bloods and the Bloods and Crips, the Democrats and the Republicans as red and blue.

Also the Bloods and the Crips, red and blue.

And the Bloods and the Crips. So like this whole idea of, but you know, but people articulate as two wings of the same bird ultimately. It's like both are there to govern your mentality, government, govern your mind, right? So it's like, do we want, you know, do we want more laissez-faire? Well, the Republicans are supposed to be more libertarian, more constitutional, more like, you know, but they don't, but they tend to just, you know, end up spending as much.

Oh yeah.

As, as, as the, as the blue team, you know, both obviously are just dependent on the same Federal Reserve System, right? So you could say like we've been captured by the Fed, you know, by this debt slavery, this debt slave Federal Reserve System since 1913, which is again, right around the time that, well, as we know, the income tax came in, which Totally unconstitutional. And, uh, and then also the, uh, the First World War begins and the British bring us into their, their empire because, you know, more formally, because before that we were, you know, we were not supposed to be part of the European game. We focused on, you know, the Monroe Doctrine was about, you know, focusing on our hemisphere, right? Bringing the republic, you know, our republic as a model. You know, for this region and protecting this region from the imperialists of Europe, be it, you know, French, British. Um, I mean, remember during the, during the Civil War, Mexico had a coup by the, uh, um, the French and the British Empire actually couped the Mexican government right around the same time. They were trying to install their puppet there.

Yeah.

Yeah. Didn't work out, but Mexico then, you know, again, There's all kinds of puppeteering that goes on, as we know, through the different forces financially. Um, so that's really, I think, the key is like America wanting to be a republic independent of the European empires. With the First World War, we made— Wilson made a huge decision, which I think was a huge blunder, committing us to that war. We should have been an arbiter. We should have said, you know, we're not in favor of either empire. We're going to just arbitrate, you know, a peace, a peace deal and should have stayed neutral. But we didn't. We committed ourselves to the British Empire and the, and, uh, we set up obviously as a result of that with the Versailles Treaty, you know, the hurt so many people, the Second World War followed. And we, you know, obviously again, you can get into the whole history of the financiers behind, you know, Hitler and his rise to power. And so it was like, we're going to play, you know, Germany against, you know, the Soviets. Who also got financial support from, uh, from us. So it's, it's the, you know, it became a financier's game.

And that's why I say like the power behind the scenes really to me is, is the financial empire. And, um, you know, the Rothschilds are obviously a part of that. I don't think they are the be-all end-all of it, but they're a very important force financially. City of London is a very important force, and the Federal Reserve System, which is spawned from that central banking system of England. Um, so that's when we talk about like what, you know, who's, who's the American federal government serving? It's been serving its, you know, the, the expansion of a debt slavery monetary system, right? Because we're borrowing money every time we— they, they, you know, they're printing money, but they're not— they don't own it. It's not like it's not constitutional money. In the Constitution, gold and silver is constitutional money. Everything else is these paper money notes or promissory notes. That's why it's a Federal Reserve note. When you see a dollar bill, it says Federal Reserve note. It's a promissory note. Promise to pay.

Yeah.

Right. So it's all like, it's all debt and we're just racking up, you know, as we know, whatever at 38, 40 trillion. I don't know.

Some unpayable amount.

Doesn't matter. I mean, exactly. It's, it's not going to be, you know, we have to reconfigure this.

But it raises a question. So if. Individuals can make a deal with supernatural forces to serve them in exchange for temporal power, for success in this life, money and authority. And that's clearly true. Can nations do the same?

I think so. I think it's a kind of, well, yeah, I mean, again, it's like the power of belief, right, as a nation. And either— so we can go back to John Dee, for example, um, in Aki and Magic.

Who is John Dee?

So John Dee was— he was basically like the head of intelligence for Queen Elizabeth, right, at the beginning of the British Empire. Elizabeth I. Elizabeth I. Yeah, sorry, go back in time to—

yeah.

The 1580s. Yeah, exactly, the 1580s. And, and D is the original 007. That's how he signed his signature. So Bond is actually inspired from John Dee. And, uh, he was into magic. He basically was working these, uh, what they call the Enochian magic, because again, derived probably from the Book of Enoch. But he was communing with these beings, Watchers, what he considered angels. But, um, and he had this, you know, these incantations.

And, uh, he was summoning spirits.

He was working with spirits. And the theory is, in time, the— basically the Shakespearean Tempest play is inspired from John Dee as the, the wizard in the story is basically John Dee, um, that he essentially made the deal for the British Empire to become the most powerful empire in the world. And it begins with the sinking of the Spanish Armada, which again, as everyone knows, it was like— there was a freak— it was a massive storm begun in a tempest, in a tempest. That basically, you know, helped to sink that, their, their plans and their fleet. And, uh, yeah, the theory is that he basically made the deal to, you know, for the British Empire, but the deal requires, um, a certain level of blood sacrifice. And, you know, some people say that we've inherited the British Empire and those demons, essentially those same deals.

I can't.

Especially since '45, since the end of the Second World War.

It is interesting if you think about it. So here you have this island nation with a pretty small population take over the entire world.

A quarter of the planet was under there. A quarter of the planet was under there.

That's right. So yeah, largest empire, some ways the most amazing empire, but certainly a vast empire. How'd they do that?

Um, yeah, I mean, it's more than, uh, guns, germs, and steel, right? I mean, it's a, uh, economically, the financial component is fascinating, you know, how they were able to obviously, uh, you know, do it, you know, with the shipping and whatnot, insurance on shipping. And, you know, they controlled, you know, when they controlled the seas of the Western world, all the way to India, even to China, right? They, they even, they were able to honestly control the seas and then they can, they basically would trade, you know, they had the certain traffic where they would, you know, they would take the cotton, they would buy the cotton cheap from, you know, slave labor in America, sell it over, you know, sell it over and, you know, across their empire in India, buy the tea, buy the tea and the opium from there, from Afghanistan, which was under India at the time. And then dump the opium on the Chinese and get the silver for that. It's a pretty good trade, right? It's a pretty good deal.

But the core power, you believe, came from a deal.

Well, what I, I see the world is like, it's a both— it's a spiritual and a material reflection of each other. So it's— so what I believe is like, when people understand how these workings happen, it's like if you have an intention and you, let's say, undertake a magical working that has enough belief behind it, let's say enough energy behind it, it can manifest in physical form. And this is the nature of magic. So to me, there's always two paths with magic. See, Christ says, thy will be done, which is the Creator's will. The, the magic of what I would say, like, the dark side is my will be done. And that's what, like, Aleister Crowley and other people like this— yes, you know, Crowley said he was an incarnation reincarnation of the guy working with John Dee in the magical ceremony. So their mentality is love is under will. So basically, like, love is not the primordial power of creation for them. Individual ego will is more important than love.

That's a dead end. It's interesting because it points to something that I think all of us feel, which is that there's something dark about success.

It can be.

You know, there's that famous line, show me the fortune and I'll show you the crime.

Yeah. Balzac.

Yeah. Balzac is really reason enough to learn to read French. It's just an amazingly hilarious, insightful— Pere Goriot is one of the great novels.

Anyway.

Yeah.

Balzac.

Show me the fortune, I'll show you the crime. So that resonates because— and this is not to attack all rich people. I mean, we're both, I guess, by some standards, rich people, but there's a whole other level. There's a whole—

right. I mean, when you're— but again, you're talking dynastic people that have like, you know, made fortunes on, again, dump selling, selling opium to the Chinese, and, you know, or selling slaves, or selling weapons, or, you know, financing wars like the Rothschilds. I mean, that's something— that's a level of crime, you know, and— or pimping people like Epstein types, pimping girls and boys.

But that's kind of the nature of grand success in this world, isn't it? I mean, that's maybe the reason that Jesus says it's harder for a rich man to get to heaven than a camel through the eye of a needle. There's something about it. And maybe that something is the deal that is inevitably made with satanic forces in order to get whatever that success is.

I mean, you know how many times—

Is that a crazy hypothesis?

You know how many people tell me, like, the Mexican cartels are doing straight black magic. They are, right? That's a fact, right? And I mean, imagine, like, these are people that are trafficking humans, they're trafficking, you know, drugs, they're, they're killing, they're, they're cutting off heads, they're killing with impunity.

I mean, and not just killing but torturing. And so that to me is always a sign that there's something, um, religious going on. So you torture others, uh, for one of two reasons, either to elicit information. You know, I'm going to waterboard you till you tell me where the terrorists are.

Which, unfortunately, as we know, is not necessarily accurate information.

No, it's not.

It's not.

But like, okay, but as a motive.

Yeah.

Or you're doing it for its own sake because there's something about human suffering that brings you power. And that's when we touch— and pleasure, which is another— and maybe adrenochrome. And that's when we are bumping up against the supernatural realm. Right? Because why would you— if you're gonna kill somebody, why would you torture them first? But they always do.

But see, I would posit it more that when are we not in the supernatural? See, I think that's, that's the shift in consciousness that is required. The Great Awakening is that we're, you know, people have talked about, especially since COVID is like, oh no, we're having one.

There's no doubt.

We are always under the eyes, like, we are always living a supernatural experience. We just We haven't thought that way. We've been trained to think of it as a material existence. Yes. And the shift now is to say, no, it's— we are— everything we do has, has supernatural ramification because it's always choice between serving, you know, again, serving higher self, let's call it, and serving ego. That's, to me, like, that's the, the eternal battle. Every choice we make, every— and, you know, it's small decisions, big decisions, all this, it all counts. And obviously small decisions probably won't have the greater impact that a bigger decision will. But if we can shift our consciousness to start realizing how I behave at every moment, is it aligned with my higher version of self or not? This is what we have to do to achieve a better world. If we want to shift into a better reality, you know, then that falls upon us to say, am I following my heart? Am I listening to my heart? Am I listening to intuition? Am I Am I being moral and good in this moment? You know? And I don't think that's the whole point.

None of us are perfect, but the whole point of the Christ model is it's a model for us. You know, this is the way of perfection. Listen to the words, try to imitate the Christ, and I think we would have a much healthier reality.

Yeah, and I mean, Jesus is really clear that every word you utter Every word will be used to judge you. Like, every word matters.

Exactly. It's all, it's all, it's all life force. It's, it begins with thought. That's why, like, even the Buddhists, you know, the ancient religions, they always write thought, work on your thoughts to then correct your speech, to then, you know, change your actions. So it all builds.

It's in that exact same passage where he says, you know, the evil heart produces evil actions. Yeah. No, it's, it's so right. Um, so that brings us to the United States, which is the heir to the British Empire. So if the British Empire was the product of this deal that John Dee made to bring the Tempest to destroy the Spanish Armada, launch Britain into control of the West, and then that control ends in 1945 with the dropping of the atom bombs on— yeah, roughly speaking. So where does that put the United States government?

I mean, we've been subsumed by the New World Order ideology, and for a long time now. The New World Order ideology came out of the British Empire. It wasn't a conspiracy theory. It was their own language. Because I went back when I was doing my history thesis at college, and I was like reading some of the minutes of these conferences. They kept saying New World Order. It was their own language. They wanted to basically continue the empire in a more informal way because they realized the empire was, you know, it was getting a lot of flak, right? They couldn't sustain it militarily. They didn't have the manpower. They wanted to bring America in clearly. They meant Cecil Rhodes, who was, you know, the great imperialist of South Africa, Rhodesia, getting the diamond mines set up and the gold mines and whatnot. And his benefactor was Lord Rothschild. And, and, uh, he, you know, Rhodes was in his will saying, we want to reclaim the Holy Lands and we want to bring America back, um, basically within the empire. So that was the agenda from the end of the 19th century, the, uh, bringing America to be like the military might of the, the Western financial system.

Right. That takes place clearly between World War I and World War II. As you said, we then take over for the British Empire, all of its former colonies and the French colonies, including Vietnam. You know, why do we end up in Vietnam War? It's a French colony.

China. Yeah.

Yeah. Indochina. Um, why do we, you know, take on, uh, Turkey and Greece, you know, to defend against the Soviets? That's all the British imperial realm. The Middle East. Again, the French and British carved up the Middle East. All these countries are essentially, you know, creations of the British and the French. Um, so we inherit the empire and basically ally with this idea of, of, uh, you know, the war, the world map, the world game. Russia had been the enemy of the British. They became our enemy. And that's a whole complicated issue, but essentially, you know, partly it's, it's dynastic families, you know, wanting the wealth of the others. And that's perhaps why they, they couped, um, uh, the Tsar, you know, to get their, their fortune and get them out of power and put the Soviets in, partly as an experiment, partly as a way to keep the Russia out of— I don't know, I guess you could say like, um, separated from the Western world to create like an enemy going forward. Because as we know, we backed Hitler at the beginning to go against Russia. That was the whole deal, was like, you're gonna fight the Russians, kind of like, uh, We backed Iraq to fight the Iranians in the '80s.

You know, it's the old divide and conquer technique. Um, so yeah, so Russia had been the British enemy. We, we inherited that. And then, um, we basically bought into the New World Order ideology. That's why we kept going into this globalist mentality for decades, you know, of committing ourselves.

There's a supernatural element too. It seems obvious. It was only in the last year after a lifetime of living next to it that I realized the Pentagon is in the shape of a pentagram.

Yes, yes.

Why of all potential architectural designs would you put your headquarters, your military, in a pentagram?

Again, the stars that soldiers wear, it's like, as you know, like if you've seen movies or whatnot, like the pentagram is— or Pentagon— pentagram is a very common image for, um, can be for protection. There's, there's an invoke— there's an invocation of protection through it. And then there's also the inverted pentagram, which is oftentimes used for sacrifice. Like, you'll, you'll see again, like, you'll see it in films, right, where they'll put the pentagon on— pentagram on the floor and within a circle, and then they'll do a ritual sacrifice within it.

Well, it's the central image of Satanism.

Yeah, exactly. The inverted, the inverted horns, right? It's like the horns, it's the inversion. Of the pentagram. So again, it's, it's, it can be used either way.

Symbolism, I notice in our, our culture for some reason, people are waking up. But it's— we went through this period where, you know, for all of history, symbols really matter. Yeah, they really matter. Yeah, in a lot of world they still matter. And then in the West for the last 80 years, symbols are just null and void. Like, your average person is not allowed to notice the symbolism in anything.

Yeah, yeah. No, we have to.

Poetry dies, metaphor dies.

Exactly.

This spiritual life withers and we just don't notice that our military is headquartered in a building called the Pentagon. And by the way, I'd learned this from you at breakfast this morning. I have no idea what it means, but I was amazed to learn that the cornerstone of the Pentagon was laid on September 11th, 1941, 60 years to the day that the flight was— Flight 77, I think, was flown into it.

77 is a magical number too. So, you know, again, I think of these events as mass rituals.

I mean, look, I just learned this this morning eating my omelet, so I haven't thought about it at all. But that's kind of the point I'm making. Yeah, I heard that plane. I was close enough to hear the plane or whatever. I heard that impact of something.

Well, we never saw the video, right?

I'm aware. I'm aware. The whole thing is bizarre. but I'm only making the point that I was very aware that it happened. I had a friend on that plane, et cetera, et cetera. Why am I now, 25 years later, for the first time learning that the Pentagon cornerstone was laid on September 11th, 1941? Like, you'd think in the coverage of it, they'd be like, hey, this is kind of—

yeah, the 60th anniversary, you'd think so, right?

I never heard that. Did you know that?

Yeah, I'd read about it, but I don't think I did.

But at the time, was that like on World News Tonight?

At the time, I mean, I was, I was as clueless at the time when it happened. I just thought, I look, here's all I knew about 9/11 was that nothing made sense because I was in Somaliland in the summer and July. And we got notices from the State Department faxed saying, you know, be careful to all foreign, all nationals, all American nationals abroad. Um, like there's basically like rumor around like a terrorist plot. So be like, be on high alert.

I was in Maine that summer and they didn't send us any notice at all.

And I guess I should have been in Somaliland. So, so I mean, we already were like, kind of was like, oh, it's interesting that we got the notice that obviously some intel, intel, something's coming across intel, you know, channels to say that. And I'm not sure if anyone ever reported on that in the, um, you know, in the investigation of like the intelligence labs. But again, I just, I never believed the official story. And the more I looked at it, the more it just didn't add up, you know, the takedown of the towers by, I mean, just structurally speaking, you know, you have, you know, that the plane hit the, uh, uh, the Empire State Building back in '46. Do you remember that?

Yeah, of course.

Yeah, it was a military plane at the time.

Bomber.

Bomber in a collapse.

Well, Donald Trump is on tape on the morning of 9/11 saying, I can't— I don't know, how could that have happened? I know those buildings well. I was there when they were built in the early '70s, and the steel in those things is stronger than any building in New York, and there's no way.

But now you think about the nature of ritual, and what was created was a holocaust, which is literally a mass burning. And, uh, this is I don't know if you remember the movie called Wicker Man. The Wicker Man, it was, uh, it was kind of a film about these pagan Satanists, right now, who they do a ritual around one of the equinoxes. I think it was like a summer equinox. And they do like a— they have this guy in this town realizing that these guys are witches, and all of a sudden he finds himself inside of this massive wicker man being burned alive. And it's played out every summer, by the way, in a festival called Burning Man. Yeah, here in, uh, Nevada, I guess, right in the desert, the Burning Man ritual, the burning of the man annually. So I mean, this again, these are ritual things that people partake in without understanding what they're giving their energy to.

That's right, that's exactly right. So I mean, up until the Second World War, it would have been obvious to every Western man that life revolves around ritual and that ritual describes to us concepts that our brains are not capable of fully grasping. You know, the communion in Christianity, it's like, yeah, there's a great debate over exactly what that is, but it's the center to the practice of the religion. And it doesn't make any sense from a scientific point of view. You're ingesting the flesh and blood of Jesus?

Like, what?

But to Christians, um, again, it's, it's the Holy Eucharist. And that makes sense to people because there's no other way to describe the things that are of this life that are that profound. So, um, yeah, but our understanding of how central ritual is to life has just been stripped from us completely. So we, we totally miss it. We don't even know that the Pentagon gets hit on the 60th anniversary of its— of the beginning of its construction. That's so— but it's—

well, you think about the nature of Well, first of all, like television has— a lot of it has like disrupted like ritual cycles and whatnot, like the cycles of our, you know, of our energy, of going down with the sunset, like, you know, coming in, sitting around the hearth, telling stories.

Yes.

Listening to the spirit, to the— again, being more connected to the spiritual world. Now the spiritual world does come in through television, it's just not the way we imagine it because we think this is like something different, but it's all going into our psyche. And so the— as you know, the brain it's processing it the same, you know, how do you say, it's processing and taking this information just as it would reality. So it's a, it's, it's definitely affecting the way we interface with reality.

Yes.

And, um, and again, this goes back to what we're talking about, the power of the magic of media. And, um, I think, you know, people that are storytelling, they, you know, they can be, some are, some are practicing darkness. I think others are practicing light, and I think there's those that are just unaware, unconsciously perpetuating things. But there does seem to be something very dark in Hollywood, and it's, it's like a subversion.

Grew up there, so did you sense that?

What I sense with Hollywood is there's definitely more like there's definitely like, let's be clear, there's definitely a Babylonian quality to it, right? There's definitely people right in your form. Oh, there's debauchery. I mean, you know, it's like everyone knew Harvey Weinstein was a monster.

Yeah.

Not just with women. He was a monster with business.

Of course. And I, I knew him. I knew that, right?

I mean, everyone knew that he was, but he was just accepted. And it's just like kind of like the casting couch. It's just like, oh, it's just accepted. This is the way things are, you know. The Epstein— I'm sure people, you know, I'm sure a lot of people knew what Epstein was. I never heard about him before, you know, before 20-whatever, '16, '17, '18, in that time frame. But like, I'm sure a lot of people that were around him just knew, like, oh yeah, you know, he's into this or he's into that because it's— people talk, right? But it's amazing how unless you're part of those circles, you don't really know what's going on. And that's why to this day people will say, well, JFK, the assassination, uh, it must— you know, they couldn't have kept the secret. I'm like, people in the know have talked, but you're just not in the know because it hasn't been perpetuated through media. So unless it gets perpetuated through media, we don't hear about it and we don't think it exists.

Yeah, I mean, that you just said the truest thing that I didn't understand until later in life, even though I spent my whole life in the media. The idea that if it's more than two people, no one can keep a secret. Well, none of these secrets have been kept. They're all out there. I've heard a lot of this stuff a million times. I just discounted it. And it was not part of the prevailing story we were told. So I just didn't think it was real.

Wasn't it not Cardi B? What's her name? One of these rappers just came out talking about like all this stuff in the Epstein. They're eating— she said in the music industry they're, they're eating babies and drinking blood, y'all. You know, which, which rapper was it? Was it Cardi?

I don't know, it was every week there's a new rapper. Yeah, and the truth, but no one takes them seriously because they're rappers.

Yeah, exactly. But she said something this effect, and you know, like Mariah Carey's sister said that, you know, she was a kid, she grew up, she talked about it before she died, Mariah Carey's sister. And it's in the Best Kept Secret docuseries that I put out. But basically she said like she grew up with things that were like done that were, you know, indescribably horrible, you know, like you can't fathom. And she died, she died like a few years after that. She, but she came out saying it. Well, people will sometimes come out and say things and it'll be like a blip. And I think this is my way of thinking is more like if in the middle of the night I see something fly across the sky, which I've done, like driving in Beverly Hills, driving home at like 2 in the morning, I saw like a craft, you know, fly overhead. Not so fast. It was more like a— it was almost— I don't want to say like— it almost would be like an advanced version of a stealth bomber. It wasn't a stealth bomber, but it was like a craft that was moving very fast, low to the ground.

Right over Beverly Hills. So I look at that and go, okay, I've just glimpsed reality. Someone else might go, that's just crazy, I'm just gonna ignore that, right? You know, so to me I'm like, okay, this is, this is, this is what's really going on. I want to look over here now. And that's just the way that I see things. And other people will just be like, I once saw a UFO, but you know what, that's just so crazy, I'm just going to go back to the mundane world.

Exactly right. That's exactly right. But big picture, if people trying to, are trying to understand not simply are they eating babies, but why would someone do something like that? Yeah, well, you get to the nature of the deal that every person faces. I think the potential, which is the same as the temptation of Jesus, bow down before me and all this will be yours.

Yeah.

But in exchange for whatever you're getting, bloodshed.

Yeah.

Is the cost.

Yeah. Because the depravity, it's like, you know, once you've, once you've— it's like the dog that's like tasted blood, right? It's the, uh, you know, you can't go back. You've, you've crossed a threshold. You've crossed a barrier that we're not supposed to cross, right? Thou shalt not kill. Okay, well, if you do, you're probably gonna have remorse. If you do it just, you know, especially just for defense purposes, you're still probably gonna have some level of remorse. I know sociopaths don't.

No, that's right.

So there's like a whole other caliber of psychology and maybe demon possession there. But as humans, we would have remorse. But once you've gone back, you can't take that back, can you? Like, you've stained your soul. That's something that you can't— you know, you can steal something and make amends. You can, you know, you can— all crime is theft, but there's different degrees of theft, right? You can steal people's time, you can steal their energy, you can steal belongings, but if you steal life, there's no— how do you return that?

There's no restitution. I'm extrapolating out to the, you know, to the scale of empire here and trying to understand why empires tend to commit themselves to war even when They don't get anything out of it.

Mm.

And I, and I'm—

someone's getting out of it.

I mean, I just wonder though, if like the cost of staying on top isn't killing people just by its nature.

Yeah. Well, and again, I mean, different arguments. I mean, you go back to like, what was the point of Vietnam? You know, if Vietnam fell to the communists, like what the heck does that have to do with anything?

What's the point of the Russia-Ukraine war? Why would you want to keep that going? The only thing that you're getting out of that is, you know, weapons testing and money transfers and all stuff. But ultimately what you're getting is millions of dead people.

Yes.

Maybe that's the point. Maybe it is blood sacrifice.

Right, right. To a degree, I think that's from a higher perspective. There does seem to be truth to that. And I think, look, this is a realm of mind, right? We've, since the fall of Adam and Eve, we fell into mind. So before this, there was order, there was perfect— it was perfectly guided, let's say. And then we fell. That story is not just Adam and Eve, it's Atlantis, it's all these things, right? They fell into the mind.

What does that mean, the mind?

Everything we experience is the mind. We don't know anything outside of our own minds, right?

So before the fall, we existed?

Well, we didn't have— well, I mean, presumably We, we, if we trusted, like, the Lord basically just had perfected and ordered everything, we didn't have choice, we didn't have free will, we didn't have mind, we didn't have anything to mirror. We saw ourselves for the first time. The mind is like a mirror, self-awareness. I am separate from you. If everything before that, it was just oneness, right? It was just, you know, you just, you knew you, you were, you, you could be. I mean, it's kind of like an angelic order. Let's say. I mean, again, we're making assumptions here, but essentially what we know is that with self-awareness comes this idea of separation. And so we are in a realm of mind where everything gets mirrored in some way. Every thought has to, has to—

with self-awareness comes separation.

That is, yeah, the illusion of separation. I mean, ultimately, I believe that we're all from the same oneness, and I believe it's God's universe. So there's really nothing to be afraid of, right? Because we're all, you know, if we choose, we, we can go, we can, you know, ascend higher, we can go back to the light. Um, but there's no— they say the illusion of separation is that it's just an illusion. Um, our ego feels separate. Our ego feels like, you know, I'm me, this is my body, this is my name, this is what I've done. So that's why I say it's a battle between ego and higher self. Higher self is like, no, we're just instruments of the Creator. I can let go of ego now. I don't have to feel like anything belongs to me. Anything I do is, you know, not mine. You know, glory to the Creator. We're just instruments here. We're just playing our roles. And yes, you know, hopefully this is— well, I believe, you know, this is all for our evolution and understanding and recognizing, hopefully developing more empathy, more, you know, more compassion, more love. That should be, you know, I think our goal.

On this planet. Um, but yeah, in the realm of mind, mind has to go somewhere. So if I have hateful thoughts, it has to go somewhere. Does it project? How does it— how does it— as we know, like, if I have hateful thoughts or angry thoughts, it has to— it's going to be the way I treat my children, my loved ones, my family, my friends. It's going to go somewhere. It's going to go into war. It's going to manifest somewhere.

Yeah, right.

And that's where we are still. We're in a place of strong polarity, right? Everything is being, you know, as light as it is, as dark as it is in this realm. So it has— like, that energy has to go into war until we clean up our thoughts and stop hating each other. Until then, we're going to have war.

But there's also a sense in which bloodshed, war, violence killing is the food that keeps the dark energy.

Yeah, but it starts with us. It starts with us. Like, every— like, that's the whole— that's the— that's why I just say, like, the good news is they don't have any power unless we give it to them. If we give them power, if we give them attention, if we give them energy, if we feed them our fear. That's what Christ was saying. Let you know, let go of the fear. Just have faith. Let faith replace the fear. And that was what I had to go through in my, you know, 2, 3 year journey of like having these dark experiences and like being haunted by things that were like energetically tan— like tangible. My reality was like, okay, I surrender. Like, I surrender to the higher power. I have, I have faith. So you can't have my soul because it doesn't belong to you. And I think that's the point, is if every one of us just in our own lives takes inventory, okay, let— we have fears, it's, you know, it's natural. Some fears are like deep, right, and paranoid. Others are, you know, just existential, like there's a, there's a predator, there's a threat, okay.

But if we can like face our fears, own our fears, and find deeper faith, we will create a better reality because the dark will have less food. It's their— it's our choice.

Does it feel like some social media are designed to inspire fear and hate?

Of course, because again, it's just— it's being perpetuated through, through people that are unconscious. I would say, like, they— I don't think there's that many, like, dark sorcerers in the world. I think there are a few. I think there are definitely some people that, that commune and know what they're doing. You know, like ritualistically. But I think most people are just unconscious and they're just seeking worldly delight, worldly temptation, worldly power.

Yes.

Right. And they're just unconsciously not sure why, but they're just like, well, that seems safe, you know. I don't want to lose my— I don't want to lose what I have. I don't want to, you know, I want to maintain and preserve. But you can't. This world is ephemeral. It's passing, right? We know this. It's the way it's designed. We're supposed to be able to let go. And again, commune with a higher power, and that's the greater energy, and that actually was what really preserves you. That's when you get to that place of, you know, what the saints and things— people like that can glow and that can actually like emit, you know, emit light, right? You know, the, you know, all these examples of what like what Christ is. This is where we're supposed to, we're supposed to, uh, imitate, is to try to bring more light into the world. And so, um, if we're not— how do you say— if people are not there but they're putting out these things, they're just reflecting themselves. So a lot of these— going back to Hollywood— like, a lot of these creators are just— that's the level that they're at.

Their consciousness is at that level. Their consciousness is full of, you know, their mind is full of, you name it, perversion, negativity, angst, fear. So they're perpetuating that. They're not coming from a higher modality. They're not coming from a higher place. That's just, that's, they can only reflect what they are.

Do you think it's more obvious in Hollywood than in other places?

Um, at power centers, I mean, there's a lot of power centers. London is, London is a power center. Hollywood's a power center. New York's a power center. I mean, every city is like a hub because how much energy gets, you know, how do you say it? Like, there's so many more people there. There's so much more attention, but obviously Hollywood. Is this magnifier of, you know, of consciousness. And so I think that wherever the consciousness goes, even collectively, you could say Hollywood shifts accordingly. I don't think Hollywood itself is, you know, like they're sitting there going like, this is the way it is. It's like they're a barometer of where consciousness is. And so it's, it's— how do you explain it? It's almost like reflecting each other. They put out darkness. People want that. They feed into it. That's where the collective is. The collective wants to, wants to experience this. They want to go into darkness. They want to go and to experience the darkness. Okay, when you get to a certain point, you wake up, you say, I'm tired of the nightmare. And I think that's where we are. That's what the awakening means.

I'm sorry, you know, it's like people saying, okay, you know what, enough of the nightmare. Let's, let's, let's change the story. And people rejecting Hollywood accordingly and saying Yeah, unless you guys shift the narratives, we're not going to watch your content anymore. The more we shift, the more Hollywood will shift. So it's, it's, it's a dance. Hollywood can't, cannot survive without the audience. You cannot, you know, drug dealers can't, can't survive without the drug addicts. We collectively have to shift our consciousness and everything will change.

I believe that. I notice it with AI. Most people, including I think the people who are creating AI, aren't really exactly sure what it's going to be, what the effects are going to be. But the only publicity about AI that's coming out of the developers of AI is negative and terrifying. I've noticed since this for the last 3 or 4 years, there's been no real effort to explain to you or me or anyone how this is going to be great for us. And a lot of effort put into telling us this is going to end everything that we love, including human autonomy, our jobs, our economy. It'll basically be a slave state run by machines. That's what they're telling us. The people who are making it are telling us that. And so my instinct is they're trying to terrify us for some reason. And it may just be because that feeds the dark spiritual powers that are creating it.

Yeah, I think AI is just like everything. It's just both dark and light. You know, it's like the internet. Right? You can find the darkest things out there. You can find, you can find great information, right? You can find the books of the world if you want to read them. And it's just going to be a question of where human consciousness will take it. Um, you know, again, I, I believe that, you know, again, because this is God's universe, I do have like a more positive view of like where all this is going. When we were post-9/11, it was a dark I could feel the darkness, man. I could feel it before 9/11. I could feel war coming from about 2000, the year 2000, 2001. I was like, feel like I could feel the energy of war and the darkness of the 2000s. I felt like War on Terror was literally terror. It was, it was about terror. It was about terrorizing everybody. Yeah. You know, it was literally like terrorizing the—

it was a war of terror.

Exactly.

Yeah.

It was terror for everybody, the American public, the broad. So the, um, that era was like, you know, this shift in, in consciousness was, um, you know, again, it was pretty dark phase. I think now we are almost like operating in different realities simultaneously, which is kind of cool, you know. And I think it's almost— I feel more like choose your adventure. What do you want to do with, you know, with technology? What do you want to do with the world, you know, that, that you're in? And, um, and just trust that it's this is all like, this is all like for our evolution as souls, um, to return, you know, to basically be reminded of the light, to return to the light ultimately, to reascend, I hope, you know, in time. I think that's, you know, that would be the, the goal, right, is to return to a state of, of, um, you know, more closeness to God. That's— but you have to be separated to want to go back, right?

A lot of people are looking forward to going back right now, all of a sudden. Um, so we're told that there's going to be some kind of disclosure about UAPs, UFOs, by the federal government. What are UFOs?

So I think we have reverse-engineered technology that's been talked about for a long time. Um, certainly like Roswell is a famous incident. From what my understanding of it, something did crash and there was a huge military response. And then, you know, the idea of a weather balloon, and then they changed the story twice. It was originally like, yeah, weather balloon, and then it was like some other thing. They basically— the guy, like, they had the guy that was there initially, uh, I can't remember the name, he was a military intel guy. He took it back to like his family, like a piece of the metal, and it was, it was like very strong, but at the same time it was like you could actually like slightly bend it, but it would come back and it was unlike any metal they'd ever seen. So this was, this was described by him and then his son, but he was, uh, basically forced to take the photo, the famous photo. I think his name was Marcel. Like he was, had the famous photo of like holding the, the weather balloon.

Yep.

And to say like it was, it was just a weather balloon. And like he basically was forced to take that picture. Um, I think since that time we've been reverse engineering. I've talked to way too many people who are part of black programs, or, you know, I've seen, you know, we have a secret space program. The U.S. Space Force is older than, than Trump. Like, they basically brought it from like the hidden to the more public side now. Um, but, uh, for example, I talked to Dr. Fred Bell.

Do you remember?

Do you know him at all? Fred Bell was a very famous guy in the, uh, alien, the UFO community, because he had worked with the government and he was also writing books about like alien technology and consciousness and things like this, quantum physics. Brilliant guy. So we interviewed him for Conspiracy Theory, the show I used to do with Jesse Ventura, and he was talking about mind war, like using frequency for like, you know, affecting people's thoughts and being able to affect people at a distance, right? Through various technologies. But off the record, he was like, I shouldn't tell you guys this because my CIA, my CIA handler would not be happy with me, but I've been to the one, like, some of these underground military facilities. And he's like, I've even met what you would call, like, a gray alien. Like, he's like, I shook hands with one, you know. And he's like, they're, you know, they're down there, like, in these facilities. We have these these joint partnerships. Within 24 hours of that conversation, off the record, he was dead. He died in his hotel room before he could leave Minnesota where he was—

After your interview?

During the interview, yeah. Yeah.

How did he die?

Heart attack.

A lot of people involved in the space program in a kind of spooky science connected to the federal government have died. Disappeared recently.

Yeah, like a lot. It's like 11 that they've confirmed missing or dead.

Yeah, that seems like a lot.

Nuclear, yeah, from everything from like fusion programs to NASA scientists. Um, certainly in the age of, you know, of disclosure, which we've been living through the last few years, it's curious, more curious. Uh, at first I thought people were saying like the China, they were suspecting the Chinese, but do you remember, look, I mean, we still never got an answer to those drones.

No, over New Jersey last year.

They were all over, not just Jersey, they were all over, like from Eastern Seaboard, right? Virginia. I mean, multiple states. I mean, you get this kind of stuff all the time, you know, these anomalies.

I actually asked about that, um, because Trump was going to disclose what it was, remember, during the campaign. He said, I'm going to get to the bottom of this. And, and then he said, ah, it's not a big deal. And I asked, you know, I got a— it's not a big deal.

Epstein That seems like a big deal.

Not a big deal. But what were those?

Listen, I look at this world. I mean, you ever see those paintings, some of those old paintings, and you see like these little drone-looking things in them? I just look at this world like we are being observed, you know, the watchers. They're, again, dark and light. They're observing this experiment of the fall, right? We've fallen, but God is always watching, God's permitting. And, you know, there's beings that are interested in our genetics, that's for sure. Um, the eugenics thing is ancient. Why are—

eugenics is ancient?

Well, we talked about it, like the idea of, um, creating humans, some of which were of royal bloodline or from deities, and others are just more like workers. Um, I think it's ancient. I mean, isn't it curious, like, the different races, you know? Where do we— do we all just come from one race and we become like darker skin, lighter? Or are we actually like different bloodlines, right? They're different blood types. So is it just evolutionary, or is there something else, you know, going on in terms of— I think, you know, genetics connects to consciousness because, as we know, like, the eugenics interest it's extreme. I mean, by the way, we gave birth to Hitler because the eugenics conferences were here first. They were British and American eugenics conferences, and a lot of them, yeah, were racist, absolutely. But the interest in the idea that, like, um, consciousness, as we talked about, the brain, and the, like, is a receiver, then of course different genetics are going to receive information differently. You know, the body, how we experience reality is through this body. So isn't it, if, you know, if we believe in souls and, you know, the, uh, the, the journey that we go through in our life, our body is very connected to that experience.

So of course there's a fascination with, you know, how much, um, is it contingent on our genetic makeup and our propensities, for example.

I, for about 50 years in the United States, it was basically not allowed for people to mention any of this in public because it was Hitler stuff or whatever they said about it.

They changed the name. They called it, um, they changed it from eugenics to, uh, what's it, Cold Spring Harbor. They're doing at Cold Spring Harbor basically the same research. It's just genetic, uh, what's the term for it? Anyway, it's just, it's, they called it genetic research now and like, you know, bio, you know, they, they, they research. I think we call it, yeah, biotech and things like this, but it's the same principles. Not, not, not, maybe not based in the same racism, but some of it's, I'm sure some of these people are still racist, like Epstein, who was called everybody goy that wasn't Jewish, right? I mean, some of these guys are still racist. Um, but yeah, I mean, they, they just, they just changed the name.

Um, it's just interesting that even as the public has been absolutely banned from talking about this stuff, the people in charge are very fixated on genetics.

Mm-hmm. Mm-hmm. Yeah.

That doesn't surprise you.

But why should it? I mean, what— again, if, if this vehicle— it's, it's, it's pretty interesting technology. I mean, the body is incredible technology. That's what freaked me out so much during COVID was like the whole mRNA. delivery system, right, that they were trying to inject us with. And as a lot of people were warning, that mRNA technology can start to affect your genome and might be passed on to your children.

I think it's been confirmed now, right? So it's pretty, pretty scary stuff that they were just mass injecting into hundreds of millions of people. But then, and now we know that it can affect your DNA. I think that's beyond dispute, but I haven't read any follow-up and like, okay, what, you're changing human beings generationally? What are the likely effects of this?

And that's, that's the transhuman agenda. So transhumanism, transhumanism, you could say, is the evolution of eugenics to the place where a lot of these elites want to, um, biologically re-engineer the human and arguably they want to get us to a place where they can merge us with the AI, the machine consciousness, to make us— well, you could say like an H.G. Wells type of scenario, right? You have the elite who, and some of whom love, you know, the idea of like Elon Musk, you know, connect me to the machine, connect me to the computer so that I can be smarter, right? And, uh, and then, you know, arguably those that are, you know, more mundane will either not have the ability or they'll be connected in a way that they can be more really controlled. Is this what we're going towards? You know, a cyborg type of future?

Seems clear, right?

It's certainly feasible. I don't think in the next 5 years, but probably 20, 30 years and beyond, you could see a whole new humanity.

What do you think the point of the COVID exercise was?

Hmm. Um, multi-layered. They, they wanted— I mean, it seems that they wanted to shut down the world and print money en masse. They know that they didn't have a war, like, to do it right without a great war. They needed some kind of, you know, conflict. This exercise was a way of, I think, testing consciousness to see how pliable and compliant people are. And obviously it was, like I said, frightening. Just to, to see your friends and neighbors just becoming like the Borg, you know, in Star Trek. Just obey, wear your mask, do not question. If you question, you're crazy, you're dangerous, you know. You should be— at some point they were talking about moving people to concentration camps for quarantine camps. They were talking about, um, digital tracking. I don't think they achieved fully what they could have Or what if the dark side had won, let's say prevailed? We could have— you kidding me? We could have been what Chomsky said. Those of us that were unvaxxed, we could have been pushed out of society. You know, they could have created a total digital, you know, verification of how many shots you've had and, you know, if you obeyed or not.

I mean, the social credit system of like, you know, a communist society. They could have gone all the way. I don't think they, they, I don't think They won that battle, but I think it was a big test to see where our human consciousness was.

I noticed you didn't mention public health as one of the reasons for that campaign.

Shifting our, which, in which aspect?

Well, the inherent threat of the virus, that didn't play any role in this.

The virus was a perfect virus insofar as it was very contagious, and I think we all got exposed to it, and I think the virus does have long-term effects that we should work to clean out, but things like ivermectin and other can help us with cleaning that out of our system. But it wasn't like a particularly deadly virus. No, I mean, just look at the numbers. It was deadly with— if you had 2+ comorbidities and you were over 70 years old, yeah, that was, that was dangerous. But anyone who was paying attention, you know, I was— we knew about ivermectin, we knew about hydroxychloroquine. Vitamin C, zinc. I mean, just, you know, health protocols, being in the sun, fresh air, all the things you would normally think would be healthy. Yeah, you know, keeping your weight normal. Yeah.

So last question, where— so many things are happening at once right now. One thing I've noticed during this conversation is you seem completely unsurprised, nonplussed by all these crazy things going on because you've just seen the world through this vantage for so long that like it doesn't surprise you. Is that fair?

Yeah, I think that, uh, when you, when you've grown up seeing conspiracy reality, which I saw since I was like 6, 7 years old and my dad made JFK, um, you don't— I don't try to assume anything because I'm not in a position of one of the elites that's, you know, apparently, you know, making these types of decisions, right?

Um, so, but you see a UFO and you say, I'm looking not at an anomaly but at reality.

Yes. Yeah.

So that's a different way of looking at the world. So, um, and probably a better one. But given that worldview, you see now the unresolved war in Ukraine, this new war in Iran, which seems like it is already a global war. Who knows? The promise of UAP disclosure, the rise of these terrifying dystopian technologies, mass surveillance, AI, all happening in like a 5-year span. What is all of this? They're clearly connected phenomena.

They're definitely connected phenomena.

Um, any one of these things would have been enough to like fry my 30-year-old brain if these had happened in 1999.

I guess it was, well, look, the NATO war against Serbia was pretty, it was relatively isolated with that region of the Balkans, but, you know, that region was devastated by, you know, that era. I keep emphasizing to people, look, the world ended many, many times already. I think if we lived through World War II, we, it, can you imagine like the devastation of that time period? I mean, maybe 100 million dead, um, the entire world, you know, engaged at some level of the conflict. Um, just, I think that we can't really, we have to get back to like kind of primary principles of, okay, is it really as bad as we might, the mind might want it, might want it to believe, you know, and the fear wants us to believe.

Yes.

So I don't like to give it, get into those, like those, give into those fear narratives. I, um, I truly believe that the light is prevailing. People are waking up every time something, you know, is occurring. We're in a time now where it's like, thanks to the social media component, as much as we can say like, yeah, there's banal things, there's like degrading things, there's things that maybe like take us out of ourselves or into our lower self, there's also so much revelation coming at the same time.

Yes.

Right? So we can have these conversations now that, listen, I couldn't talk about the pedophilia cannibalism stuff back in the 2000s when I first found out about it because, you know, I was reading like the Franklin scandal and the Franklin cover-up and things like this, right? This was back in the, um, in the '80s and '90s that they were, you know, the trafficking ring.

I remember.

Yeah. Right. And Franklin and it had to do with Larry King who was very high up in the Republican National Committee and. Um, you know, stories like this that I know about, uh, different Larry King. Yeah, different Larry King. Exactly. The Black Larry King, not the, not, not the CNN Larry King. Um, and you know, I couldn't talk about these things publicly, but gradually I've seen consciousness awakening. It's my journey has been so interesting in that regard. Like I was doing Conspiracy Theory with Jesse Ventura back when it was shut down because we were asking, you know, we were asking all the right questions apparently, but the network Uh, TruTV shut us down because he had challenged, uh, I think he, I think it was, I think it was because of the, the, um, the episode that he did about, um, FEMA, FEMA camps, maybe. Was that like he triggered something? Yeah. But there were some things that he was, we touched upon that were like, okay, the show is canceled. So nowadays, you know, if he'd wanted to, you know, we could have shifted it to like, you know, a TikTok channel or something.

We could have— we could have continued it. Um, all these conversations that we were having about the— the Skinwalker Ranch— now there's shows on Netflix about Skinwalker Ranch. Um, the UAP stuff, you know, coming out, the hybrid programs, the reverse engineering being discussed in Congress. So I feel like the awakening is more important than the events themselves. The events themselves— because like, this is a reality where Unfortunately, yes, like, it's painful, it's full of suffering, there's sorrow. Our loved ones are going to die one way or another. Everything's going to pass in this world, right? So what, what matters is where are we awakening to the reality? Are we seeing the spiritual forces that are, that are at work? And if we can again choose light instead of darkness, I do believe we can create a better reality. Um, but it starts with, with awakening and realization, not being we're gonna put this in the corner, we're not gonna discuss the pedophilia. No, that's being discussed openly now. We're not going to discuss, you know, the rape and murder and cannibalization of kids. No, we're going to discuss that, because by becoming aware of it, now we can get to a place of, okay, all of this, all of this somehow exists in our reality.

Let's choose a bet. Let's choose a better version. Let's choose a better version of reality, right, where this doesn't happen as prevalently, if at all.

So the awakening is worth the suffering that leads to it.

It's the only way. It's the only way to awaken is to suffer. It's what Buddha— even Buddha sees suffering in the world. He says, I want to understand what's causing this, get to the heart. You know, he wants to awaken, right? He wants to create a more compassionate reality, even though he knows that suffering will still exist. So it doesn't have to be as evil as cannibalizing you know, people and murdering women and children and all these horrible things. But there will still be suffering in our reality at this point, point of human experience, right? We're still going to suffer illness and old age and, and death, um, until, you know, God decides that we enter a more golden age.

Sean Stone, thank you very much.

It's a pleasure.