Mike Pachan | The Final Chapter | Discussion Combustion Podcast

[00:00:00] We'll have this discussion. Discussion? What discussion? This is a discussion. Combustion. Coming to you from Denver, Colorado, this is Discussion Combustion Podcast with your hosts Kevin Batstone and Arthur Rawe.

[00:00:16] Ladies and gentlemen, welcome back to Discussion Combustion. We are here with our hosts Kevin Batstone, Arthur Rawe, and your guest Alec Henkelman. We're finishing out the Doom Loop series tonight, folks. It is the end. Don't check out now. You got one more episode to go. Boys, let's hit it. Let's let it rip. That was a nice intro. That was a great intro, first of all. And yeah, what a great way to put a cap on it, huh? Yeah. Seven and a half years later. And just to calm our viewers down, Discussion Combustion is not coming to an end. Yeah. No.

[00:00:44] Mike Pachan and the Doom Loop series and you'll be, I mean, I think you might be a guest in the future. Yeah. But you're getting ready to make a huge life change and you're out of here. Making a move, bro. We're hitting the road headed to Texas, man. We're out of here. I'm jealous, man. I wish I could fucking catch a ride. Yeah. Hey, we'll be down there. You know how to find us. You just go south, bro. And then, you know, look for the mayhem. I'm going to have to come down for a visit. It's going to be fantastic.

[00:01:06] Will you have room for us to bunk up? Oh, absolutely. You know I'll be down there for a NASCAR race. Like, I'm always somewhere for NASCAR. Oh, yeah. So I'll definitely roll through. I mean, it's a huge state, so you'll only be like eight hours away. I'll only be about eight and a half away, yeah. Yeah, we'll be next to a bass fishing lake, bro. We'll go rip some lifts. Yeah, I'm down with that. That sounds fun, man. Yeah, when you sent the text saying that you're getting out of here, I'm like, well, we got to,

[00:01:26] we got to get him in here. I just love it. We got to get Mike back. I mean, we were just talking before we went live, like, what divine timing to start this project six, seven years ago, talking about, because I remember speaking about it. And I remember Arthur was like, you keep saying it. What is it? And I was like, it, that the end of the old paradigm moving into the new one and the collapse in the mayhem.

[00:01:52] And we're finishing up the series tonight, and it's here. It's right in everyone's face right now. So do you feel like what I was saying before we hit record is true that, like, we're entering a new phase of, like, awareness and light? Yeah, I do. You know, Great Awakening. I just, it's like, you know, how Kevin and I have always spoken every episode.

[00:02:19] What does that, what does this new timing look like, right? If the old, I'm calling it the boomer apocalypse, right? The boomer world order is officially in an end. Like, this shitty fucking system that they brought out and they've had a chokehold on is ending. The new one's starting. So what does the cadence look like for light to totally take over in the new system?

[00:02:46] Is it two years, 20 years, two centuries? Like, we're starting to see the cadence right now start to set a pace. So how long does that take to accomplish? Well, yeah, the pendulum's definitely swinging, but, you know, I know we've touched on AI a lot throughout the Doom Loop series, but it's really grown even since our last visit. Yeah. The data centers that are going up, the use of AI, the Flock cameras, I mean, all of it is still accelerating at rates that we can't contain. Can't contain. And Exxon. Or, what's the other? Axon. Axon, yeah.

[00:03:15] It's replacing Flock. It's replacing Flock, yeah. Yeah, whenever we talk Flock, I want to talk Axon, too. Yeah, no, I think that's fantastic. So they don't go underneath. I own some other stock. Heard a great podcast the other day saying how, like, it's almost like a purposeful rhythm, how, like, Napster will come out and get a lot of bad media. Oh, they're stealing music and all this bad press, blah, blah, blah.

[00:03:36] It fails, but there's an investment team to pick up the operating system and turn it into a subscription and then push it into the mainstream. And you see that a lot. So if you overlap that with the discussion of Flock, it was like Flock was the bait, and now it's getting eaten alive by bad press. And it's almost like Axon is there to, like, pick it up and shove it into normalcy. So it's pretty wild. It is. I mean, because those have popped up everywhere. Yeah, everywhere. They're on, like, almost every street corner.

[00:04:06] And, you know, I get the whole argument. We're not really private anymore. Like, our Fourth Amendment's pretty much throw that out. Well, and our phones are definitely listening to us. The phones are listening. Right now. You're constantly, there's constantly cameras, security footage, whatever. But I think the misuse is the problem that we're seeing with Flock. Yeah. And it's also, like, how are we not, you know, going back to the discussion we had a couple episodes ago about, you know, referring to people as war fighters just so that we're labeling them correctly. Right? They're not dumb.

[00:04:36] They're not inept. They're war fighters. They're purposeful. How is it that we're not allowed to reap the benefits of humanity and tech and progress and not being able to walk and chew gum at the same time and then having people go, well, if you're going to do that, then you have to give up your constitutional rights. No. No, no. We can have this thing called safety and still have progress and still have every single constitutional right that God has given all of us.

[00:05:04] I don't have to cough that up because some tech bro wants to put a camera to watch over the highway. Not at all. So here's my conspiracy with all these Flock cameras and the data centers is somebody out there was using AI and, like, somebody who's rich that's trying to make more money. And they were asking AI how they could make more money.

[00:05:29] And I don't know how to piece all these puzzle pieces together for this, but basically what I think is that AI came up with the concept of the data centers because it benefits AI. Right? And then also AI came up with the concept of the Flock cameras. Like, I believe, and I don't have any proof. I just was thinking in my car and I'm like, I think AI is responsible for these data centers.

[00:05:56] Well, not only the use of them and then not only the use of AI in these Flock cameras and stuff because AI is needed. The data centers are needed to feel the AI, quote unquote, is what they say. And the data centers are capturing all that data from the Flock cameras that AI is also, like, being used for. So I almost think AI created all of it. And it's making people rich. I mean, on that thread, right, AI building its own mothership is not beyond the scope of AI.

[00:06:26] Yeah, that's kind of what I'm thinking. Yeah. And then AI also being tasked with a mission to hunt and kill is not beyond comprehension. Of course. So, you know, if that was the task, then, you know, two and two start to come together nicely. And we've spoken about it before. You know, there's theories that, you know, bad juju, bad energy, demonic spirits live inside of energy and all the copper wiring and energetic systems.

[00:06:50] And even on Sean Ryan, he had on Cardinal Burke the other day who was saying that the devil likes to create mayhem in our lives. And he does it through electronics quite a bit and disrupts them. So, like, dropping phone calls and skittery TV or GPS throwing you in the wrong direction. So, like, the concept of thinking that AI is alive inside the energy grid is not beyond theoretical. Like, people theorize and riffed on it all the time. Well, yeah.

[00:07:19] That's, again, it was sold in a certain way. Like, it's here to help. It's not a bad thing. Yeah. Right? It's going to be a good thing. And it's quickly taken a turn for, well, wait a minute. Now we've got to pump the brakes. There's concern with it. It's becoming self-aware. It's Skynet. Yeah. Literally, I mean, I always say that, but it's becoming that. Yeah. Right. And it's, like, all this progress that we've all paid for, we've all worked for, you know, we've all, you know, brought together collectively is just being assumed by a small group of people

[00:07:48] who are saying, no, ours, not yours, and you're bad and we're good. And that's, you know, does light take over? Probably eventually. Is it totally in control right now? I don't think so. Is it going to get a lot worse before it gets better? I'd theorize it does. Just think about when you do a remodel. 100%. You know? Yeah. You think you're done with the demo and the prep work until you look around and you're like, dude, there's so much more to go. Yeah.

[00:08:15] And you really got to get down to every little nail in staple, in old piece of insulation and pull it all out because five steps down in that process, you're going to have to pull it out eventually. So, you know, what's your thoughts on the cadence right now? Is it happening faster than you thought it would? Well, I think if you go back and look at like things that were said that were timestamped, it seems quicker than it feels. Yeah. Does that make sense?

[00:08:44] Like, I'll see a comment from 2021. Like, oh, we're, you know, ChatGPT can now analyze emails. It's like, oh, wow. You know? Yeah. And then here we are now with it being in a place where you can't tell what's real, what is, altering. I mean, when we first started this podcast, that was around the time when that deep fake came out. Oh, yeah. Deep fakes were big and the Will Smith, like, noodle video. Yeah. Like, that was considered AI. Like, that was the entry to what it could do. And you compare, it's like apples and oranges here six and a half, seven years later. Yeah. You tack another 10 years on it with how quickly it's learning and how much information is

[00:09:14] being thrown at it. I would say it's happening quicker than I expected. Yeah. Yeah. What's that principle? I'd have to look it up, but I don't have this one committed to memory. The guy who talks about tech, how it just kind of like compounding interest grows exponentially, right? Because then you're earning interest on the interest you've already earned. And that's how tech grows. And they're saying AI is even going to quadruple that equation. Are you talking about Sam Altman? No.

[00:09:39] It's some sort of principle that someone back in the 60s and 70s came up with on how technology grows. But then that growth compounds for the next stage of growth. So, you know, again, it's like compounded interest or credit card debt, how they both get out of control so quickly. Right. And like you're saying, I mean, even just with the AI, because it's sort of like building its own network as it networks and it's just kind of exploding.

[00:10:07] I think the trap is set and I think we have to go through the trap. I don't think it's a matter of wiggling ourselves out of the trap at this point. I think all of us have to go actually through the trap and live through the trap and then escape the trap. And we don't know what that looks like yet. No, that's essentially forming now in front of our eyes. Right. I mean, I just showed you all a picture on my way in, took a picture, you know, 619 for a gallon of diesel in downtown Denver. Crazy. You know, it's shocking. Like just to look at that and go, wow.

[00:10:37] You know, so. Yeah. What's the future? What's, I mean, what's next week? Right. You know. You know, we've been, you know, going back to our fearless leader here in American politics, right? Being fed nonsense for two years. Oh yeah. Just a couple more weeks. A couple more weeks. We're almost over. This dude's full of shit. Just keep hanging on. It's worth it to not let them have a nuclear weapon. Well, and look at, you know, it's like a religion, you know, a cult religion, right?

[00:11:01] Like the COVID cult had sayings, phrases, you know, it's, you know, rituals. And we're seeing that play out again. I mean, two more weeks till we get them. Just give us a little bit more time. Repeat phrase here. Stand up and salute this. I mean, we're even bringing back like. Insert distraction here. Insert distraction here. I mean, you're even pulling out like golf war stuff about some fictitious pilot that fell

[00:11:29] 10,000 feet and broke his back and foot, but still climbed a mountain. Hooray our patriots. And it's like, I don't have to salute that garbage. The whole Iran war is to distract people from the files. Totally. The files. Like that's what it's all about. Yeah. All roads lead back to it. Yeah. They don't want that coming out. We've talked about a lot of that. We have. And with the AI thing, I don't remember all the technical terms for this, but there's

[00:11:56] like different layers to AI intelligence. So there's the prompted AI, which is like the chat GPT, which we're all using. Yeah. Which is like basic level shit compared to what AI can do. And then there's like. It's like an enhanced Google search. Right. There's like independent. It's helpful though. Yeah, it is. AI that is independent thinking and like problem solving just like our minds do. Like I think there was like three or four different types of AI and the ones that are more advanced, they don't really talk about.

[00:12:26] They don't really advertise that type of information. Yeah. And so, you know, if AI is as intelligent as we know it to be and it has all this information and it's, in my opinion, promoting the data centers and it fights getting turned off, then like what have we created? Machine. Yeah. Like what's happening in the next 10 years?

[00:12:55] It's hard to predict, you know. Well, and it's pretty wild too because I would think that, you know, us being essentially millennials-ish right here in this room. Elder millennials, yeah. Yeah. That because the boomers just totally fucked it up and created most of this. And then you have Gen X who's like on the, likes to piggyback on the coattails of the boomers.

[00:13:19] So we're the first generation that can't actually even realistically project out 10 years. The boomers got to. I show up to work for 30 years. I get my pension. Social security. I got a house, a boat, 15 cars. Off of 30 grand a year. Yeah, off of 30 grand a year. Gen X got that. We don't. I mean, it's silly to think 10, I could walk outside 10 minutes after the show ends and there could be fucking World War III, you know, nuke gone off.

[00:13:49] My phone's on airplane mode. I could turn it on and it could be literally all hell breaking loose. At any moment. And that's realistic to say at this point. It is. You know, let alone 10 days, 10 weeks, 10 months, or 10 years. Now, every generation behind us also can't either. So it's not selfish saying only millennials can't project. But if you look at it in a chronological fashion, we're the first generation who literally has no ability to actually set a life plan.

[00:14:16] Now, you can have a life and you can make plans, but it's all theoretical, right? We just talked about moving to Texas. The fucking Gen X and the boomers got to say, I am going to sell my home. If you listen to me, because I like to be careful with my words, I'm saying theoretically we're selling our home. Sure. Yeah. Because that's the reality. It's a buyer's market right now. Theoretically we're selling our home, right? I don't know if anyone wants to buy it or can buy it or will buy it at this point.

[00:14:46] I have no idea. Right. I don't know. You know, theoretically I can afford to fill my car up with fuel after this podcast. Theoretically. Yeah. If your money's still in the bank. Yeah. If there's still such thing as a bank. Right. I see where you're going with that. I like these ideas of everybody coming together and just not working one day. Oh, I love it. And like, and like everybody would draw all your cash in one day and like, see what happens to the system. That would, that would hit the economy quickly. It'd be felt for sure.

[00:15:16] Isn't it weird that we all rally around the stupidest shit though? Like think about like the amount of people who rallied around COVID. If they would rally around, don't go to work tomorrow and don't spend any money. Or, you know. Or the people that rallied around 9-11 to go get the Muslims. Yeah. If we could take that rally over some dumb fake shit and go to like rally around something that would have a permanent positive effect. Like don't spend money. Don't go to work.

[00:15:45] Don't pay your taxes this year. Like the whole system would grind to a halt. And then we get to pick our new system non-violently. Yeah. Quickly. You know. Because you're just not going to get, you're not going to get a majority. No. You know, you're just not. Not unless it's like something stupid. Like get the Muslims. Right. 85% of the country wanted to go get the Muslims after 9-11. Of course. Where'd that get us? Well, again, they were propagandized into like, well, if you're not Team USA, then. Right. You're a Muslim. Right. Yeah. Yeah. And it worked.

[00:16:11] And like it was scary watching those buildings get demoed in front of our eyes. Yeah. It's scary. It was scary. And here's the thing. Like, you know, everyone loves FIFA. And people have motherfucking riots. Right. There you go. And upturned cities over kicking a football around. Good point. But like the Epstein files come out and like, where's the fucking riots? We argue against each other about how they're real or not. It's so good. And you watch some dudes kicking a ball and reality sets in. And then they light their city on fire.

[00:16:42] 100%. It's so crazy. 100%. They win, they riot. They lose, they riot. Yeah. Yeah. It's chaos. Can people care about the Epstein files as much as they care about sports? Yeah. And that's why I like. That's what I'm saying. You know, to your comment like light setting in and having control, you know, in a biblical sense, Bible time runs different than human time. So maybe 50 years from now, someone could look back and go, yeah, right about then light

[00:17:11] did take control and then things got better. But we won't know that now. You know, whereas, you know, it's some of this other stuff people get latched onto. It's like instant gratification. 100%. You know, rather than like really putting their shoulder to the wheel and making a difference. And that's why I'm saying that, you know, by 2028, we'll have a digital dollar.

[00:17:37] By 2030, it will, the country will be unrecognizable. And you can mark my words and timestamp this right now and come back and listen to it. I promise you by 2028, full digital currency. By 2030, this country will be unrecognizable. What do you mean like unrecognizable? Like in what, like what way do you theoretically predict? Yeah. Cashless society. Yeah. Yeah, 100%.

[00:18:02] So essentially all the stuff that people like the MAGA failed movement said they were going to fight against, the agenda 2030 absolutely is just the throttle's been pushed to the floorboard. We're headed right into it. Oh, nothing. Digital assets. They're doing it with games and stuff. 100%. Yeah. The Genius Act is step one. The Clarity Act that just failed but will pass is step two. That's the next step in the full swing of digital assets.

[00:18:31] That'll be passed in Law of the Landmark. The Clarity Act? Yeah. Do you know the details on that? Catherine Austin Fitch went over them in a podcast I listened to, so I'm somewhat familiar. You probably know a little bit. Do you? Not enough. I was going to say if you could kind of enlighten some of our listeners. Yeah, so Clarity Act. So what the Genius Act is, is fake and gay MAGA said that they were not going to allow. Well, it is. It's really just, it's so obnoxious at this point. Not going to allow central bank digital currency, right? Okay, great.

[00:19:01] Trump came out and said that. They signed it in the law. So everybody got like half-staffed in their pants and were super pumped. It's garbage because what they're doing is stable coins. Stable coins are more dangerous because stable coins are privatized. So think COVID-19. I own corporate company A, right? Arthur owns private company B and Kevin is normal guy C.

[00:19:27] A and B said C wasn't allowed in if C didn't comply with A and B's demands, right? They're going to do that from a monetary standpoint with stable coins. So it's even more dangerous than a centralized digital currency because it's more bureaucratic. Because if it was just the central government, we could all show up in Washington and protest and get it repealed. How are you going to show up to every private business that has their own stable coin? A stable coin is backed by treasuries.

[00:19:55] You're seeing all this hecticness in the treasury market where the yields are hitting record highs. It's because no one's buying their treasury bonds anymore. So they're going to digitize treasury bonds. And for Amazon to have their own stable coin and you have to use your stable coin to buy anything off Amazon, they're going to buy treasury bonds to back their stable coins. And then they're going to roll it out worldwide through the Clarity Act in 2027,

[00:20:23] saying that anyone across the world can buy stable coins. And they're going to open up Cal-she, Poly market, the stock market 24-7 globally. So people are betting with stable coins, buying treasuries, throwing cash into the U.S. economy. Yeah. Yeah. It's kind of crazy. Yeah, and the Clarity Act is backing all that and consolidating it essentially. And moving it forward. In a nutshell. Yeah, totally.

[00:20:51] So yeah, they got rid of central bank digital currency, but they're rolling out something. It'd be like, oh, I disarmed a guy, took his pocket knife, but I gave him an AR-15 with 15 machetes, a rocket launcher inside of a tank instead. Like, great job, bro. So what's so complicated about going back to the gold standard? Okay. Like, is that too simple for us to do?

[00:21:16] So it's Martin Armstrong, who I've talked about before, just did another great podcast, and we're unable to even go back to the gold standard at this point. So you're not even able to go back. It's so destroyed, and the system is so just gutted and rusted out that you couldn't even flip back into gold standard. I agree with that. It'd be like having physical stock at this point. Yeah. Remember, you used to get actual stock. Exactly. Now it's all digitized, as you're saying.

[00:21:43] Yeah, because if you're on a gold standard, you have to be able to show up. The reason we had a gold standard is if you went into your bank and you came up and you're like, hey, bank teller, I need 500 in gold, and you handed them cash, they had to have the available gold to hand to you, and they did. That's what they – now they can't do that. Yeah. And they won't do that. It's crazy. Yeah. It's concerning. And then, you know, you mentioned those, like, Kalshi and Polymarket. That is going to turn into a real problem, I think. Yeah. 100%. I mean, coming from a gambling addict myself, you know, I saw just what sports gambling could do. Totally.

[00:22:13] Now you're betting on the weather. Everything. You're betting on this album release. I mean, anything and everything, all the time, people are just going to go bankrupt over. Yeah. Absolutely. And I just listened to a great Whitney Webb on Polymarket. She just launched a new YouTube. She's autistically detailed, and I've spoken about her throughout the years too. Polymarket. So PayPal, Facebook, SpaceX, all of it all got their start in DARPA, right?

[00:22:42] Defense Advanced Research Facility. It all came out of DARPA, right? Polymarket and Kalshi both came out of DARPA too. So they've taken decades of studying psychology, addictive behavior, you know, people behavior, group behavior, cult behavior, and they've integrated it into these apps, and they want you betting, right? And they want you into it, and they want your attention and your clicks.

[00:23:08] It's kind of like how honed in the social media is to get you to sit there and scroll. So they did a great job. They did a fantastic job. Yeah. It's very addicting. And to think it's really only been around. I mean, Facebook, for example, right? 2008. Yeah. It's not that long ago. No, it's really easy. To see what it's turned into. Correct. Right? And then, you know, same with these betting things. You used to have to physically put in a sports bet in Las Vegas. I'm going to take your, you know. Yeah, you at least had to go out there. You had to go out there. Now you can just sit at home while you eat your Doritos and your fucking alcohol and just bet. Right. Yeah. On whatever you want. Anything.

[00:23:38] 24 hours a day. Pitch speeds. Pitch speeds. And so they're also manipulating the results to give the public perception that like XYZ candidate is going to win. So they're manipulating elections and public perception just like they did during COVID. So in COVID, they were putting up deaths that weren't COVID related to scare the shit out of people. And they were manipulating false positives. 85% of COVID tests showed false positives.

[00:24:08] Fact. So it's the same type of thing with Calci and Polymarket is they're putting up a bunch of false yeses and noes to swing public opinion. 100%. And here's a good point to say that we are an entertainment program. Oh, yeah. And this is all entertainment purposes. But no, it is crazy how they inflate numbers. And the fear mongering that I experienced was like 9-11 status. Yeah.

[00:24:38] It was like 9-11 status. Well, I mean, Mike and I were on a different end of it because we didn't get any of the pokes. I regret it. Buying into the nonsense and all that. I mean, I talk about the subject a lot with my brother. And I'm sure my girlfriend's tired of me talking about it at this point. I mean, it's been seven years. Yeah. And people still think it's fucking real. Yeah. What else is it? They do. They give it to you for free. Yeah. Dude. And it's hilarious. Like, I mean, people were like, they were giving people donuts for that behavior. Like rewarding the behavior with a donut. Like a dog. Yeah. Like, oh, good boy.

[00:25:08] You're a good little boy. Yeah. Yeah. We were just at a pool party last Sunday. And now, granted, I do have an ulcer. So I'm going to make fun of people's health. But I will just bring up the fact that I do have an ulcer before I make fun of other people's health. From extreme stress. Yeah. From stress because I was getting my house ready to sell. It wasn't. The remodel wasn't even finished yet. And in four weeks, we banged out the remodel, brought over subcontractors, re-landscaped the whole thing. Like, it was a lot of work. So cool. I got an ulcer. No big deal.

[00:25:36] Dude, there was so many sick-ass people at this pool party. Like, chronic illnesses. Everyone had one. And they all got the poke. What kind of chronic illnesses? Like sciatics. You know? And like depression. And like just weird stuff. And like kids sniffling. A lot of mental health issues. And just like nasty, like the one gal had like a, like what's the, the blood clot. You know? And like almost died. And you're just like, like, and they still don't get it. And you can't even bring it up.

[00:26:06] Like, still this day, you can't be like, y'all took the poke. You need to detox and get this shit out of your body and get healthy. No boosters. You can't even just like bring it up. No, they get very upset. Dude, they get so mad. Well, it's because they have to admit that they were wrong. They got duper. Yeah, that they were, they made action based upon the fear that was being pushed upon them. Yeah. And like even, like I got the, the Madermo or whatever. And I had those two shots.

[00:26:35] And I really wanted to hug my parents. And like that fear mongering was working. And I'm so happy that I overcame that. Never got any boosters. But like, yeah, man, I'm, anyone who did not get the jab, like, I, I respect it. We overcame trillions of dollars worth of propaganda. Yeah. It's amazing. Yeah. Well, and also, even like the, oh, if you want to go to a concert, you have to have it or show your card. Yeah. Like they really try.

[00:27:03] So that's the next thing that's coming to keep your eyes for this. You know how they're, they're beeping people's face at the airport. Yeah. You're allowed to opt out. One, my wife and I always opt out, period. Two, if you watch how many people actually opt out, it's almost no one. And we're totally like the black sheep. I opt out every time. Yeah. No one really looks at you weird. No, but it's like noticeable that most people don't opt out. I would agree. That's coming mandatory before you get on the plane. You won't be able to actually get on the plane unless you let them scan. You can't opt out.

[00:27:32] So it's another part of us going to Texas, being closer to family. Cause at that point I just don't need to fly at all period. But, um, 85% of people were compliant with masks and pokes during COVID. So again, it's one of these things where it's like, how can, how come we can't get 85% of people who just not file taxes or pay taxes or go to work like something meaningful. Right. You know? Yeah. The numbers are crazy.

[00:27:58] And I will say too, like hat tip to you, because although Kevin and I and a few others are in a very, very small subset of the population who didn't get the poke, you're actually in a smaller subsection because you're the person who did, but you recognize you fucked up. And like that subsection is even smaller than ours. I would agree with that. I would agree with that. So I'm an outlier.

[00:28:21] I know two people, you and one other guy who will actually openly say that was wrong and took corrective action. And you guys take better care of yourselves now, which is probably why you're not seeing a bunch of adverse side effects and you can actually get it out of your system. But people who don't take care of themselves post poke, man, they're, oh, they're in rough shape. Nasty. When they just think, oh, if I just go get the new, the next free jab, whatever it is. Yeah.

[00:28:48] And like, so we have some interesting friends. One of them is named Josh and he has some interesting, um, some interesting thought processes, but he said it the best and they will always stick with me. He's like, he's like, bro, why do they give it away for free? And then, and then he like really started talking about this and I'm like, you know what? Like that's a really good point.

[00:29:15] Cause why would they want to give away this thing for free? And so here's, here's one conspiracy for you. I don't know if you've heard this one, but Pfizer creates the, they grow in a lab, the fermentation enzyme, right? Yeah. For cheese. For cheese. Yeah. You're aware of that. Yeah, dude. So like. We buy cheese that don't have it. Yeah. That's good. Like the farm cheese. Yeah.

[00:29:42] How much of the cheese is like Pfizer made almost? 85%. 85%. Yep. Yeah. Yeah. You have to get organic. And then 85% of the people are getting these shots. Right. Like, so is there something in the cheese? It's called a binary weapon. Yeah. It's called a binary weapon. Think of it like epoxy. You buy a tube of epoxy and you have part A and then B is a catalyst and you just need a little catalyst to go in part A. Totally. Yeah.

[00:30:07] Once that junks in you, like actually tobacco, nicotine specifically seems to break down nano inside your body. We'll probably get flagged for that by the AI overlords. I don't care anymore. Yeah. I just don't. It like breaks it down. But no, like I've heard plenty of people talk about the binary weapon. Yeah. You know. That's just one example. Yeah. One example. And just for the record, Pfizer actually didn't create that shot. Pfizer and Moderna were just the marketing arm. Do you know who created that shot?

[00:30:37] Israel. Yes. Yes. DARPA and Israel. Go figure. We are literally Israel's guinea pigs. 100%. Pfizer and Moderna was just like the distributor. Yeah. They were the distributor because it was actually made in CIA labs as well. And they were the supplier. Yeah. Yeah. And they just put their label on it, a marketing arm. We're the piggy bank and guinea pigs. Yeah. Oh, for sure. Of Israel. $2.8 billion.

[00:31:04] We just are about to send them 40,000 pounds of bombs. Bombs with 40,000 pounds. It was the biggest arms deal ever in American history. Yeah. Did you read the breakdown on like the firepower? It's alarming. Five times the explosive capacity of Hiroshima. It's crazy. Yeah. Yeah. I don't know, man. Interesting factoid too, Hiroshima was the most Christian city in Japan.

[00:31:31] And if you know your history, we did not have to nuke Japan to end the war. The war was already coming to an end and the surrender agreement was already being prepped. And it's total horseshit. It's boomer history to say that if we didn't nuke them, then a bunch of troops would have died. It's total slop. Right. We were ending the war. It was a guaranteed surrender coming.

[00:31:54] And as soon as the Japanese head honchos say surrender, Japan just would grind a halt, which they did. We nuked them to show Russia that after the war, hey, we're the big dick in town and not you. And yes, thanks for playing. We helped communism win instead of fascism. So here's our parting gift is don't fuck with us. So we slaughtered like a quarter million Christians as we ended the war.

[00:32:23] And I think it's just important to remind everybody that Israel is one of the newest countries that exists on the planet. 77 years old. 1948. Yeah. It's like it's one of the newest countries. Yeah. Land bought in 1918 through the Balfour Declaration. We were talking Tartaria last time in the world fairs and stuff in the early 1900s, late 1800s and erasing all the Tartarian technology and like the two world wars. Yeah.

[00:32:50] And I even covered like on Happy Friday tomorrow. I cover today in propaganda about how in like 1813 the Moscow fires hit and I was like all part of the Tartarian area too. So it's like, you know, all these fires just breaking out across the entire world at the same time. And, you know, what is actually history? And like, right. Like what is the actual maps?

[00:33:14] Like, because I love maps and I want to know what the world's real map looks like. Because I don't believe half the shit that they tell me nowadays. So why would I believe the maps that they show us? Yeah. And it's going to get even harder, right? Because the AI companies are buying physical books, having AI robots read them and then destroying them. Destroying history. Yeah. Or what they don't want to be in history. Right. Yeah. We've been seeing this pattern for a while of what we want to keep. Rewriting them. Yeah. Rewriting history.

[00:33:41] I've spoken about David Dubai and ADAPT 2030 throughout the years too. The weather cycles that we've spoken about that you're seeing. Super El Nino, like right on time. Well, and Israel does cloud seeding in America too. And it's documented. And we've done cloud seeding for years. That's documented. Yeah. Yeah. And Antarctica and the earthquake controls and all that. The 400 year weather cycles had a lot of mud floods. And if you look at old drawings, buildings before and after the mud floods,

[00:34:09] the mud floods would hit the buildings, cover up three or four stories, and then they would just close them off and then just live above. Well, if you look at the flood that just happened over in China and it flooded all those buildings and stacked mud up, it's representative of some of those old pictures that you see going back to like antiquity with the maps and such of how these buildings look post mud flood. So we're even seeing mud floods nowadays too.

[00:34:39] And mud floods plus fires equals erasure of history. Oh, yeah. Yeah. The weather patterns for sure. They're changing. Yeah. This is going to be possibly one of the first years since 1912, I believe it is, that no hurricanes are going to touch American soil. No hurricanes. Yeah. And we're pretty much through hurricane season. Yeah. Yeah. And last year was a very light hurricane season. We've had a couple tropical storms, but they haven't developed in anything. Yeah. And Colorado with the Super Nino may be dry again. It could be dry. Yeah. That's the thing about living here. I mean, how long have you been in Colorado?

[00:35:09] 17 years. So, yeah, about the same. I've been here about 18. So, like, we've kind of seen every year, like, oh, it's going to be a bad winter. This is going to be the one. We're going to get a lot of snow this year. And then it's dry as shit. Yeah. And warm. Yeah, warm. Yeah. So I'm hearing it's going to be warm and wet. Yeah. Yeah. It'll be interesting. Which we like, but, you know. So here, warm and wet is nice. But one thing that I do want to say, because, like, while we're talking about all this as an individual, like, what can we do?

[00:35:39] And I almost have this same point of topic every time we talk about this. And it's really being an individual pillar of light in society, treating people good, doing your best, even when no one is watching. So, like, who you are by yourself is who you really, truly are. And I was talking with my mom about this this morning.

[00:36:03] And if we as an individual can raise our own individual conscious collective, then that raises the conscious collective around everyone around us. And so, like, that, I believe, is how individually we can make an impact to change society is to be a good person, do the right thing for the right reason, even if it's hard.

[00:36:28] And then if you're living in this moral standing of honesty, accountability and responsibility, then people will feel that energy when you interact with them. It will help raise their conscious collective. And then it will be like that compound effect, like what you're talking about. So even though we're up against this mega beast of propaganda and social media creation and addictive things and, like, we're up against it. And as an individual, it feels like an impossible battle.

[00:36:57] But, like I titled the last one, be a warrior of the light. And then that will raise the conscious collective. And that is how we can each individually, like, play a role in overcoming this system that is built against us. Yeah, and it's going to be hard. It's going to be hard. I mean, you know, look throughout history when things got real bad and people were in gulags, you know, and going through some real shit, literally in trenches, right? And they were doing two things, right?

[00:37:25] They were in the trenches literally fighting war. They were in the gulags being forced to do literal hell to other human beings. But then it was like they clocked out at work or their tasks that they were mandated to do. And then they went down into the bunker in the trench and, like, gave their friend Joey their last piece of chocolate so he didn't die. You know what I mean?

[00:37:48] And, like, that type of stuff is here right now and coming our way and will continue to come our way. Like, you're going to be under excruciating pressure and have to actually have some integrity at the same time. And it may be one of those things where at certain points you can't have integrity because you have to survive.

[00:38:10] And then as soon as you leave that situation, you need to be an integrity-based person again because, I mean, shit. Dude, there's, like, think about the people a month ago who could afford to eat that right now today can't. A month ago, yeah. Yeah, or fill their cars. Like, they got to survive too. Right. So, you know, they're going to be hunting you. Yep. And not caring because there's got to be a meal on the table. Yep. And when you start taking people's food away and their livelihood.

[00:38:40] 100%. That's when the violence begins. Yeah, 100%. All I know is 85% of them. Are not going to make it. That are all overweight and jabbed up and relying on all this shit. I mean, I hate to say it's dark. Yeah, it is dark. You know, I'd like it to be a lower number, but it must be realistic. Yeah, there's a big washout coming. I've been fantasizing, and I don't want to manifest this truly. I really don't. But I was thinking about, like, all the stuff we got to deal with in society, and I was just thinking about how peaceful a zombie apocalypse would be.

[00:39:10] Oh, yeah. I think about that quite a bit. You know, you wouldn't have to deal with. Which zombies, though? Because I think it depends. Like, if it's like Day of the Dead zombies that just kind of mumble around. Or like The Walking Dead. For sure. Yeah, The Walking Dead. Thank you. Thank you. But, like, the Will Smith zombies where they're, like, hyper-violent. Those are vampires, though, technically. Yeah. I Am Legend. Yeah, I Am Legend. Thank you. Yeah. That was a good movie. That seems like it'd be a little more stressful. Yeah. Yeah, when you're just constantly watching your back 100% of the time, just waiting for the next attack. Yeah. Yeah, that's a stressful thing.

[00:39:39] Because The Walking Dead, if them dudes would have just sat in one spot, like, they would have been cake. Just hold down one spot, which they tried to do, but then the show would have ended. Yeah. They had to keep the drama. And honestly, it was only good for, like, the first four seasons, right? Yeah, I thought so. Yeah. And then they sort of just doing violence for violence's sake. Yeah, just the wow factors. Yeah. Have you guys seen the Carl song? Yeah, you've sent it to the group. I did send it to you, but it's a banger. What do you think would be the most peaceful part of a zombie apocalypse?

[00:40:09] The most peaceful part of a zombie apocalypse would be the fact that I'm able to fast and heal my body. Nice. I would only be eating natural foods. Yeah. I would probably just find a nice, quiet place, and it would be the mornings because you wouldn't have to wake up and go to work. Yeah, it's true. You know? I don't know. I just think about it and probably chopping trees for the firewood. Yeah, that's what I was thinking. Should that be peaceful? A lot of outdoor activities. Yeah. Cleaning my guns, making sure they're ready to go.

[00:40:38] I'd like it because I would, like, actually legitimately yell at people who get the fuck off my property and not feel like a dick in the neighborhood. Just be full on Clint Eastwood. You know, because I hate when people are on my property. Oh, yeah. You're not a fan, huh? No. Invite only. But they just use your driveway to turn around, right? I hate. I have cones in my driveway right now because I re-graveled it so it looks nice for the move. And I don't want anyone to pull in it, so I have it coned off. That's good. Because my car would probably be slipping trying to get up there. Yeah. It always does. I struggle to get up that driveway. Yeah.

[00:41:08] No, I mean, hey, I think that too. I mean, I don't like do a dedicated prayer about it, but, like, I lightly pray about that a couple times a week. Like, you know, like, if you just want to shut this thing down right now, like, I'm a warrior. Like, I'm up for the task. You know? Yeah. Kind of peaceful. And I say that kind of jokingly. Yeah. Because I've lived a very good life that is, like, you know, pretty blessed. But I think that just goes back to what you were saying earlier.

[00:41:38] Like, I like the, I'm not, like, super into tech, but I like where we're at right now with technology. I just don't feel like I can enjoy it because it's such a dual-purpose thing. Like, oh, look, inexpensive TV to watch YouTube and learn, but it's also going to spy on you. Yeah. Right. Oh, look, a computer, and you can wake up and do stock market stuff in the morning, and we're reading all your emails. Yeah.

[00:42:05] Look, a phone, and you can work mobily and have a little more freedom and move around, and we just took pictures of your face. You know what I mean? I don't like the duality of it. So that's why I don't appreciate it. I'm pissed because we can't just appreciate it. Sure. Wait, why does there have to be a bigger agenda behind it? Yeah, why does there have to be a bigger agenda? Imagine how rad life would be if we could just fucking appreciate where we're at is a country that's excelled and done well for itself and just had it be good for everybody.

[00:42:34] So why is Israel so involved in our government? That's the golden question, really. Yeah. Because, like, who is, like, I believe that America is, like, one of the baddies of the world, you know, because we're in control. Yeah. And is the world the best place right now? And look who's running the show. Well, allegedly. Allegedly. Allegedly. The puppet that they have. Yeah. Not a great puppet. Yeah.

[00:42:58] So I just want to make a correction because I know both Kevin and I are definitely blue-blooded patriots, right? For sure. America is not the baddie. The system that assumed control post-World War II is the baddie that gets represented as America. Right. Right? Well, it's like I'm not anti-Semitic because I dislike what the Israel government is doing. Right.

[00:43:24] So it's like, okay, the people are good, but the system is absolute shit. So. That's kind of what you're getting at, right? Most of the people are good. For America, not speaking for Israel. Okay. At all. Yeah, yeah. Because if you look at the statistics in Israel, 85% of the people in Israel want Gaza to be flattened, bulldozed over in every single Gaza or Palestinian- Why can't they just, like, have a neighbor? Like, I- Yeah, they don't want that at all. I don't understand. And it shows in the polling.

[00:43:53] Well, and they're obviously propagandized to think that way. They are. Yeah. Just like going back to the 9-11 thing. It is. Yeah. Yeah, it is. Just in a more visceral sense. Sure. You know, not that we didn't slaughter a million kids in Iraq. I was going to say. I mean, we, you know, criticized genocide, but then also supported. Correct. Yeah. Cheering that on.

[00:44:14] But, you know, Israel is involved in our country to make sure that the central banking cartels agenda moves forward in the West. Post-World War II, every country except America was takeoverable. Kind of made up a word there.

[00:44:35] If you would have taken America out of the equation, the central banks could have hired cartels, hit armies, etc. And could have taken over the globe like that. Right? But because America is based on the Constitution, God-given rights, and the Second Amendment, that will just never be used ever. People just talk about it.

[00:45:01] They had to slowly erode America into non-existence. That was the agenda. And we're still in the erosion period. I would say we finished it, and that's kind of why it's kind of cool to be doing the end episode right now. I think we're done kaput as a country, period, because there's literally no Constitution anymore. Right. I mean, there's literally no elections anymore. There's literally no government.

[00:45:29] I mean, Mitch McConnell was just gone for 90 fucking days stroking out in hospital. And they just drug him into the Senate floor, and he said he's working on legislation. There's no functioning government at this point. So what America as a country or a system is there actually left? The currency is so devalued and debased, it's hanging on based on the network, what do they call it, the network theory, the network adoption.

[00:45:59] The fact that someone in Somalia will take a dollar because they still think it's worse. Other than that, there's technically no measurable value. So, like, what countries even – so I'd say they succeeded. On depreciating the American currency. Yeah, and the country as a whole. Right. So Israel has done its job, right? America was the host, and they fed off of it and depleted it. And if you listen to them, now they're talking about, like, just jumping ship and going to India or China or whoever's next.

[00:46:26] But that was the whole point of linking Israel with the U.S. was to create these forever wars, this dysfunction, this corruption, this Marxism. I mean, 9-11, the war on terror, that was, like, a huge step in the forever war. Huge step in the forever wars. While you said that, I had to point that out. The war on terror is a forever war. Yeah, G-Watt. Yeah, it never ended. You know, so that was the linkage in 48.

[00:46:55] And then before that, you know, when they were looking – because you should read up on, like, the Balfour Declaration, because they were going to place Israel in, like, Ghana. They thought about placing it in Texas. Like, they were going to place Israel randomly. So people, like, the evangelical Christians talk about this physical land being Israel. That's horseshit. They were looking all over the world.

[00:47:17] And then finally someone was like, hey, man, if we place it right here and put Jews in the middle of Muslim, like, won't that create some dysfunction? And then, hey, we can kind of ride this thing out. And it proved itself in World War II. And the banking cartels were like, well, that was great, right? They took the Rothschild model, right, from the Napoleonic Wars and just put it on an industrial scale.

[00:47:44] And at the same time they got to destroy the West. As soon as America is – we're fallen. As soon as people accept the fact that we're a fallen country, there's nothing stopping a couple thousand people from running the entire globe. Sure. Nothing. So if we're fallen now, when were we standing? Like, what did that America look like? Yeah.

[00:48:09] Pre-World War II, definitely Woodrow Wilson was getting into rotting out the U.S. with the start of the Federal Reserve. Pre-World War II, definitely Americana for sure. Post-World War II, they Americana dipped everything and started to roll out the corruption.

[00:48:31] So I would say up – if you take the garbage 60s and 70s communist revolution that we all call the hippies out of the equation, and I'm not commenting on the boomers getting high on quaaludes and LSD thinking they were doing the right thing, rolling out communism. But the quiet generation that came back from World War II, that was Americana, less the 60s and 70s.

[00:48:55] But then you kind of saw the integration of all that junk the hippies pushed mainstream in the 80s and 90s, and that was sort of the throttle being pushed down on rusting out the system to now we have men with giant erections in women's bathrooms and you can't even beat the living shit out of them because you're a bigot. And you probably can't even say that on YouTube, right? Yeah. We'll find out. And apparently, you know, if you're a mother of three, you can strangle them and then get off on postpartum. Right, on postpartum. That is ridiculous. Yeah.

[00:49:25] Nuts. So here's an interesting fact. Since 1980, women have unalived 3 billion babies through abortion, and the entire measurable history of humanity, men have killed unalived 1 billion people. So in the span of 46 years, women have unalived three times that many. That's wild. Yeah. And you can look that up.

[00:49:52] I looked it up right before I came in because I just wanted to make sure I was accurate. Yeah. It's true. Right? Yeah. So, you know. But yeah, no, that's a great point. Like, I mean, and they're cheering it on. Well, it's just nuts. It's nuts to me that if she's acquitted. Yeah. We're in deep shit. Yeah. I mean, you just gave all the reasons, other reasons why we're in deep shit. But then can't we get away with crazy things too? No. We don't fit the talking. We're white dudes. We're white dudes. It's not how communism works.

[00:50:22] So go back and keep looking into the bullshit revolution. When the communists were out running in the streets just destroying everything, if you and I carried guns or knives around to fight off the communists, we got in trouble. And because we were the oppressors and they were the oppressed. When you look at Europe right now, the gals that fight back as they're being gang-graped are going to jail longer than the graper. Yeah. It's crazy. All the time. Hundreds of times a month. It's all backwards. It's all backwards everywhere.

[00:50:52] Hundreds of times a month. Yeah. Yeah. That's where we've landed. Yeah. Yeah, yeah. What's wrong is right and what's right is wrong. Yeah, totally. I mean, not nobody because that would be hyperbolic. But, you know, those people talking about Lindsey Clancy just didn't even mention the kids. I mean, it takes three to five minutes to unalive somebody like that. Yeah. Yeah. Well, just the whole defense around it, just I can't understand it. Like, oh, yeah, it's okay that you did that. Yeah.

[00:51:19] You were going through a little bit of a mental breakdown so you can just unalive your children. Yeah, so did Jeffrey Dahmer. Jeffrey Dahmer did it to like 18 people. Yeah, right. And enjoyed it. And that's what I mean. I mean, there's just no system like that's we talked about it before. Like you're so far outside of that's why in history books you see a lot of lynchings. Yeah. Right. It was a quick determination. Like you stole my horse. You don't get to continue to live. You're done. You stole a horse.

[00:51:47] Like that was the way someone survived and lived and traveled and they ate the horse if they had to. You didn't touch a horse. They didn't take them into town and have a trial. They just unalived them. It was simple. Yep. Cause and effect. Yeah. That's a system. We don't live in a system. They call this a system. This is chaos. There's no order in the system at all. Period. It's disorder.

[00:52:13] And that's why I say there's actually no such thing as America based on a constitution and a bill of rights. It does not exist at this point. I think America was standing after we abolished slavery and combined the North and the South. In my opinion. Late 1800s. That's probably when this country was like. 1864.

[00:52:36] Pretty much at its pinnacle of like influence and an actual place for people to be able to live a life and live free. You know? Like that. Like. Cause everything since then based on what I've learned and what I've been studying as far as conspiracies. And like. In April of 2026. When all this more information was coming out on the files. Like.

[00:53:02] I was going through an existential crisis about this overload. We had to call it an emergency podcast. You did have an emergency podcast. Yeah. It was like. It was too much information. And like. I was having a hard time digest it. And. And just looking back. Like. That was before the Rockefellers. That was before the modern. Educational system. That was before like modern medicine like started the institutionalization. It's naturopathy. And so like. That in my opinion is. It was before the Federal Reserve. Right.

[00:53:32] It was before. Yep. Yeah. They had thrown central banks out. And that's why Andrew Jackson gets. Andrew. Andrew Jackson gets. Gets such a bad rap in history books. That was a mouthful. Is because he was throwing the central banks out. And that's why they call him a drunk and a racist and all that shit. He was throwing the Rothschilds out. Because he didn't want to. He didn't renew the contracts. Yeah. Yeah. So yeah. He's a piece of shit. Get rid of him and history. Get rid of him. He's trash. Exactly. So the fact that this channel has been somewhat shadow banned. Oh. For sure.

[00:54:03] In a sense. Yeah. I think that we're speaking the truth. Yeah. Well. Yeah. We're sharing ideas and. You know. Things that need to be talked about more. Rather than just the mainstream narrative constantly. Yeah. And I think we're at a good place in 2026 with a lot of the podcast stuff you listen to. Books. You know. There's a lot of people out there having conversations like this. But it's not enough. No. It's not enough. And again. I mean. Just reflecting on some of the conversations I had last weekend. Like. There's still people talking about like global warming. I know. Like dude.

[00:54:31] The ice caps in the Arctic are accelerating at a pace no one can even calculate. The polar bears are coming back and the coral's regrowing. Yeah. What the fuck are you talking about? Didn't Al Gore say New York City would be underwater by 2020? Yeah. And you're like. What the fuck? And then I had someone say. Tallarino in Texas should be a go. And I was like. Have you ever seen the PDFs that he brings on stage to promote drag queen story hour. And their social media shows little children doing. Being sexualized. Oh yeah.

[00:55:00] And that whole bill on AI being able to create kids. Kid porn. Yeah. And they're like. What? Well it'll be better than the red guy. And I said dude. If you still think there's. I said. Why don't you take a piece of paper and write out red and blue and show me the difference. Yep. That I don't think you can. Because everyone's getting really excited right now. Because if you look at a lot of red swing states. Texas. Ohio. Carolinas. Arkansas. They're about to go blue. Oh I would put Ohio in there too. Right. Your home. Ohio. 100%. Yeah. Vivek's about to get smoked. Which is awesome.

[00:55:30] He's such a scumbag. But they're all APAC endorsed blue candidates. So. This APAC bullshit. All you're getting is APAC. Yep. So Israel's still winning. Still winning. Well look what they did to Thomas Massey. You know in Kentucky. Yeah. Right. Yeah. Right. And then he just put an article on impeachment against Pete Hegg said yesterday. And Mike Johnson's like shut it down. We're done until after the midterms. Just shut it down. Right. Warfighter. It's because he's a warfighter. Yeah. He's like no we're not going to vote on that. So just go home everybody. That's what I mean. We're not going to address it. This is a dead country. Right. Like they're not even addressing things.

[00:56:01] A national guardsman that got thrown out and doesn't even have a ranger badge. Like just garbage. Yeah. Well. Yeah. Well. That's why they call him Pete Kegsbreath because he was a raging alcoholic. Raging alcoholic. And he was like a. He was. Yeah. He was a radio personality. He's way. Way. Underqualified. Highly underqualified. Absolutely. Yeah. I think. He's trash for sure. Yeah. But they all are. Yeah. It is. I mean it's just. It's a gangster ran corporatocracy. I mean Trump has taken more trades this year than all of Congress combined by like 10x. Not only that.

[00:56:31] He's you know swing trading the market. He's a market. Swing trading the market. Let Nick buy all the insurance on the tariffs and then wrote the bill so tariffs failed and collected all the insurance on it. It's crazy. Like it's just. What are they even doing with this garbage? Fuck it. What the fuck are they even doing with all this wealth? I mean it's. I mean it's. Again remember how like we said you know the difference between crimes and war is just like volume and frequency. Yeah. It's like can you even call it wealth at that volume and frequency?

[00:57:01] Like it's almost so much it's almost demonic. Right. You know what I mean? Like wealthy is one thing but like this is like. Overabundance. Beyond greed. Beyond piggish. It's like theft from everyone else. Well look at Elon Musk's net worth at this point. Yeah. For doing what? He's a marketing tool. He's a Ronald McDonald. Yeah. Like he's a face dude. He didn't invent Tesla. Hope people know that. He did not. He didn't invent the motors that go into Tesla. Or PayPal.

[00:57:31] Hope people know that. He piggybacked on PayPal. Didn't do anything on PayPal. Hope people know that. What else has he had his hands on? Nothing. He bought Twitter. Yeah. Right. Which was already there. He's Ronald McDonald dude. He's a marketing face. Give you a happy meal. Give you a happy meal. Yep. Such bullshit. It's just. People just want it though. Like they eat this slop up man. They just want it. Yeah. I mean it's the same people that pedestalize like actors and stuff though. Yeah. You know. Like this is the same type of people we're talking about that watch like all the garbage TV. Yeah.

[00:57:59] And you know you put 10 whores in a house and someone tries to find a wife. Like that's where their focus is. Yeah. They don't give a shit about anything else. Give me my drugs and my food. I don't want to talk politics because it makes me uncomfortable. Let me just stay in my comfortable little zone here. Yeah. And now I think just from here till 2030 it's going to accelerate and open up. And even if people squirrel around. Because I mean if you listen to people on the news and interviews and social media they're

[00:58:26] still all coming back to the same thing which is government. Why don't you do something. Where's the government at to fix this. I'm going to elect someone different this time. They just keep running back to the abuser. The woman in the trailer keeps running back to the trailer. Stockholm syndrome or whatever. Just gets smashed in the mouth again. Yeah. Over and over. The definition of insanity. And over and over. Is doing the same thing over and over. They just keep running back to it. Like the volume and frequency is about to pick up from here through 2030.

[00:58:54] And people won't have the mental capacity or the diligence or the physical strength to do anything about it. We're headed right for idiocracy. I mean that movie really is a documentary. Really is. I mean look at it with RFK in there. There's going to be electrolytes coming in the water. You watch. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Just like idiocracy. You would think with all this tax money that we pay that we could have real food. Yeah. Not anymore buddy. Real water.

[00:59:22] Now they're saying it's not even a constitutional right or a human right to have clean drinking water. Have clean drinking water. Yeah. They're like that's not on us. That's on you. The CEO of Hershey has been saying that for like 20 years. Yeah. How is that not just a right to live? Yeah. Yeah. Like what a constitutional right to have water? Yep. That's right. And think about the world we live in. Every time I go in the grocery store I think about this. We live in a world where to have natural food which we now call organic. Or kosher.

[00:59:52] Just I want everybody to go buy kosher. Actual food. Actual food. Right? Real food. You have to get certified. Ask permission. Have oversight. Pay out your ass to bring actual food to the market. But if you bring poison to the market you just get a certificate and start pumping it out. Oh yeah. The USDA is full of shit. They go in and inspect these beef facilities or whatever. Oh yeah. You're certified. Yeah. Crank it out. Pump it out.

[01:00:20] The more your edible thing that you sell is poison the less oversight you have. 100%. Why is that? It's because they're in cahoots to give us cancer. It's because they want to destroy the west. Yeah. Because as soon as the west collapses a couple thousand people can run this entire world. Yep. And they're already stacked. The deck's stacked. They're fighting amongst themselves but the deck's stacked. It's going to be a rough ride. Rough ride bro. The whole system is cahoots against us. It has been.

[01:00:50] Should we take a bet on my way home tonight? Has diesel gone up past 619? At the same location? Yeah. I'll drive past the same location. I think it's going to go up. Usually fuel prices change right at the midnight hour. Yeah. To represent the market of that crude oil. I think it's going up a bit just based upon what I've been hearing. Yeah. 623. I think by the end of the week it's seven bucks. Why not? Full send it to 10? Full send it to 10. Yeah. I mean that's what they're going to do. Right. Hopefully not.

[01:01:18] That's the cost that it takes to keep Iran without a nuclear weapon. Without a nuclear weapon. Be a good citizen and pay it. Yeah. Like who the fuck cares about Iran? I don't. Iran probably has some cool Tartarian buildings. Bro. Probably. Probably some good food. Yeah. I bet they got great food. Their whole geopolitics and invading Iran. Yeah.

[01:01:46] There ain't no way we're invading that place with boots on the ground. Hell no. It's not happening. No. Not at all. It's just a distraction against the files. Keep your eyes open around October 7th because Bibi goes up. The three year anniversary? Yeah. Bibi goes up for re-election and he's about to lose. And the risk of a nuclear threat against Iran is skyrocketing as we get closer to October 7th. The three year anniversary? Yeah.

[01:02:11] He will absolutely nuke Iran because if he doesn't win this election, Bibi Netanyahu. Oh, the prime minister. Yeah. Of Israel. Israel. Of our greatest ally. Quote, unquote. If he doesn't win, he's going to jail. And he'll want to go to jail. And he will take this whole thing down. Do whatever he needs to. Samson option. Yeah. But it's going to be wild for sure. Dude, totally wild. I hope my house sells before. I hope it does too. I bought my house right before the Iran wars was starting. Yeah. Smart.

[01:02:41] Probably a good time. I didn't realize it was such a stressful week. I'm surprised I didn't get an ulcer. Yeah. To Mike's point though, I mean, some shit could be blowing up tomorrow. Hell, since this podcast, we don't even know what's going on out there. We don't. At least I'm not in the city anymore. We could be in this room and everything could just be stitched around us out there. Chaos. Yeah, dude. Got to be ready. I'm way happier as far as that goes because I did live in a high rise in the very end Denver. And I always thought like, okay, we have Nora out here. We're probably a target.

[01:03:11] So now that I'm way up north and- You're kind of out in the sticks now, buddy. Yeah. And I feel safer in the case of an emergency. Good. Yeah. You have more time where you're at. For sure. Yeah. And honestly, just keeping your head together and not panicking. It's like the first week is the big washout week. Week two and three, people are starving and dying from lack of water. You just got to make it the first four weeks. Yeah.

[01:03:37] And then it'll be tribal in loony, but it usually settles down quite a bit. If you look at third world countries that we destroy and go in and flip governments the first four weeks, those are the banger weeks. And then after that, like things settle down quite a bit. That's why I always tell people have at least six to eight, if not 12 weeks of food rations. Yeah. I need to get that. You can just hunker down and you really should. I need to get that. Yeah. Yeah. I mean, it's been great. I don't have that right now. Just saving up some cash before we make this move.

[01:04:05] Like we're digging into some of our reserves on pet food and stuff. And like, you know, we were buying this stuff when it was a quarter of the price, you know, and pulling it off the shelf and not spending that money out of the checkbook right now. It pays for itself. Sure. You know, I bought oil like four months ago and now like Costco's rationing. And I heard that four months ago. So just click buy when I had the 50 bucks sitting on enough oil to swap it out on all my cars. It's good. You know, like just stuff like that. Yeah.

[01:04:35] Yeah. And when they're rationing it already too. And 520 specifically, because that's the most commonly used. Yeah. It's going to go up probably, I don't know, 20, 25 bucks per quart. Yeah, for sure. If you're even allowed to have it. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. I agree with that. That's coming for sure. So I should go buy some oil. Yeah. And don't think of like the food part is like you have to buy all $1,000 of it tomorrow. Like if you look at your monthly budget this month and you're like, cool, I got 25 bucks this week, 30 bucks next week, 25 bucks next week.

[01:05:04] Just go get some stuff. It's not going to disappear tomorrow. But as we continue to roll into this next phase of garbage. So what do you get, like tuna? No, like start with like, think about like, you know, a carb, a vegetable, and a protein. Right? And you can live off that. So what do you like? Spaghetti? Start with buying a bunch of spaghetti noodles. Cool.

[01:05:32] And then the next time you have an extra 30 bucks, buy tomato sauce for that. Right? Boom. You can eat. Okay. Great. Now next time, get a couple bags of rice. Okay. Cool. I like rice. Cool. Got me some rice. Now get some beans to go with it and maybe like some taco shells in the box. See, I think the beans is a good one because that has protein and like fiber. Yeah. And then you're like, all right, cool. I could make some tacos. Yeah. Bang that out.

[01:05:59] One thing since we're talking about this, I want to get one of these, I want to get like a solar thing like so I could charge a battery remotely anywhere. So I do want to get one of those. Jackery. And then there's also like these water machines that grab it out of the atmosphere and produce clean drinking water out of the air. Yeah. Like a dehumidifier basically. And have life straws too. I want to get one of those. Yeah. Life straws because you can drink puddles of muck water and it'll clean it out just out of your straw.

[01:06:29] Those are good to have when you're camping too. Yeah. Good to have when you're camping. And then I have a pull one too. So if I collect 55 gallon drum, that's going to have mosquitoes and shit in it. I can pull and it'll filter it. You know, that's good too. Okay. Just get basics. But the problem is some people will like try and go too big and they don't have a plan. So they'll get a bunch of bulk stuff they don't need. Yeah. And then look at it like. Like toilet paper? Yeah. Or just like goofy foods that like, you know, just look at like a basic meal and start buying pieces.

[01:06:59] I think beans and rice, like I would be okay just eating beans and rice. Beans and rice is pretty good. I invested heavily in 2020, pretty much every paycheck in ammo and military food rations. Yeah. So those, you know, they last like 25 years. Yeah, they do. I have two totes of that and I could easily myself, I have probably six months worth of rations. Yep. Three months of, you know, feeding two. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah, which is a long time. It is. You know, and again, anything over that, like we're in such a no shit movement, you're going to be running around pilfering other people's stuff anyway. Yeah.

[01:07:28] Picking up ammo off of dead bodies. 100%. Yeah. Yeah. Which is why you always buy, you know, firearms and common rounds like 9mm and 5.56 and 308. 100%. You don't get the goofy stuff because no one's going to have it on them when they're laying down there as an equipment donor. Maybe 7.62, but I doubt it. Yeah. A little 7.62. You know, certain parts of like Aurora, you'll find some 7.62. In the Russian neighborhoods? Yeah. Oh, man. Yeah. But no, just doing basic stuff.

[01:07:55] I mean, again, like fear is brought on by the unknown. Whether I'm in Colorado or Texas, the one thing I know is, you know, we can hunker down at our house for about as long as we want. Texas is a good spot. I mean. You know, and I'll go out scouting and figure it out. Yeah. But the other thing you should get to, they're super easy, is a siphon. Mm-hmm. And you don't have to suck them anymore. Like it has a little bowl and you can prep it. Yeah. And you can go around and siphon cars and put it in a gas jug too. Yeah.

[01:08:26] Those are the kind of things that people don't think about. No. And petrol like also has a shelf life. Gas does more than diesel. Diesel is almost infinite. Okay. Yeah. It doesn't evaporate. That's the thing. If we pour diesel right here and light a match and throw it on it, it doesn't whoosh. Yeah. It's not combustible like that. Gasoline. And that's why you use glow plugs with diesel and not spark plugs. It doesn't whoosh. Mm-hmm. Gas, definitely. But if you buy the high, no ethanol is almost infinite or a higher octane like 91, 93.

[01:08:55] But if you go to the Mavericks, the blue gas, the no ethanol, that'll last almost forever. And then if you go to like the farm stores, I have canned, sealed cans of 50 to 1 mix. And that can sealed, that shit's good pretty much indefinite too. 50 to 1. That's highly concentrated. Yeah. 50 to 1 is for like two strokes. Right. So then I can run my chainsaws. Yep. And those two jugs are sealed so I never use them and I just mix my own. But stuff like that.

[01:09:25] But like for your car, if you're just running 85 like most everyone else does, get the little siphon. And you can just run around with a gas jug and siphon out of cars if you have to. Yeah. But again, like that's like shit's really popped off. That's a couple weeks into the chaos. Military escorts out and everything. I mean, that's just a whole other ballgame. Yeah. I mean, you go to like an apartment complex, there's 40 cars right there. You can get a lot of fuel. Yeah. A hundred percent. But I mean, think about COVID. I mean, we're pretty much there in COVID.

[01:09:53] Like there's videos from Minnesota, you know, downtown Milwaukee where Tim Walls sent the military out and they were walking streets. And if you were just hanging out on your front porch on your property, they were mowing you down with pepper balls and riot gear. Yeah. For being outside. Yeah. That was definitely a test. Let's see how they're going to respond. Yeah, absolutely. Who's fighting back. Yeah.

[01:10:18] And you know, you take like a COVID-ish plus a 9-11 and, you know, people do what they're told. Some of us. Majority. Yeah. I don't know anything about that, but a lot of people seem to enjoy it. Yep. So. It's true. Wild times. It's still going to be wild. Wild times. So that's the thing. It's wild. It's always been crazy. It's just we see more of it because there's more information that's spread. So like. I think it's a craziest thing I'd like to say. I would agree with that. And I've been saying that all along. Like it's just getting crazier.

[01:10:49] I don't think it's swinging back the other way. There's more layers. Like, yeah, I wasn't there. Yeah, I do think there is something to the network effect. That's what it is. The network effect with the dollar. Just for the record. I did remember that. But it plays into, you know, like copycats and stuff. I think the crazy plays on the psychology of people to get crazy. And like you were saying, I mean, you know, like people don't dress up anymore. They're not polite anymore.

[01:11:14] Like all that little stuff breaks down society and makes people care less. I held the door for a dude. It's just adding, adding on itself. It is. It's just piling on. Lasagna affecting itself. 100%. It is. I held the door for a dude at the gym. I was leaving the gym. And I held the door for him. And he was like, oh, man, thank you so much. And I'm like, hey, man, it was easy for me. Like it was free. It took two seconds. I've had it go the other way, though. They're like, why are you doing that? I've had that too. Really? Oh, yeah.

[01:11:42] It's with a little bit of the younger generation. But they don't understand. They're like looking at you like, why are you? Shivery? They're like standing there. I'm like, go ahead. They're like, no, no, no. They're like, you're going to sell me something. Yeah. They've seen too many short form videos on it. This guy that I did that for, he's like, actually, it's not common at all. And I'm just like. It isn't. You know? No, it's not. Basic chivalry is dead. Come on, people. Yeah. Well, thanks to people that were supporting Lindsey Clancy. Fuck. Right?

[01:12:08] I mean, if you're screaming and yelling about toxic masculinity and you wedge that out of society, this is what you get. There's the result. This is what you get. I really hope there's going to be accountability there, but I don't have any faith. Well, I do. Not that I care for Nancy Mace at all, period. And, you know, we could talk about the video she's in with her husband and his 15 friends, which we won't. But she posted on X today that she should just be unalived immediately.

[01:12:33] And I was like, oh, hat tip to you for actually saying it out loud because she gets to say it. We'd probably get our doors kicked in. Probably. But, you know, as a sitting member of Congress and she straight up was like, just unaliver right now and just don't even go to trial. Be done with it. Yeah. The lady who was in postpartum. Yeah. Yeah. Unalived. Yeah. I mean, this country used to be eye for an eye. Yeah. Now you can take three and get away with it. Yeah. Yeah. It's wild. Yeah, it is wild. Yeah, back to simpler days, man.

[01:13:01] I can't wait till it all collapses and we're either in like the zombie apocalypse or in 1860 again. I don't understand it. Yeah. When I'm getting a map and I'm trying to drive to Mike's in Texas, like he said, turn left here at the windmill. Exactly. Can't wait. Yeah. Well, good luck to you, man. Man. Hey, thank you guys. Man, discussion combustion. This has been one of the highlights of my time in Denver, guys. Seven years. Hell yeah. I just, you know, it's rare. And I've said it once before on the episode, you know, to have conversations anymore, let

[01:13:31] alone long form conversations in the past seven years has really been a treat. So thank you guys for having me in the studio and to the audience out there. Thank you guys for tuning in and listening. Yep. And I think the last two were monetized. The ones before that were not. Oh. So we'll see how this one. There we go. How are we going to end this thing? Yeah. There we go. See if we monetize or not. I'm going to go no, but we'll see. Hey. I'll let you know in the morning. All right. We'll definitely click that button.

[01:13:56] And everyone clicks subscribe and give some prayers and positive thoughts to everybody around you. Patchen, it's been an honor having you sit across the couch. I appreciate you so much because you bring up hard conversations and you've made me ask some difficult questions to you off the podcast. Yeah. Because of your hot takes. And I think it takes courage to be able to approach subjects at the layer that you do.

[01:14:27] And I think more people need to wake the fuck up. And so it's an honor to have you sitting across the couch from us again. I know we'll cross paths again. Absolutely. But when you told us you were leaving, bro, I was like, we got to get Patchy back, man. Love it. We did. One last mic drop. I'm going to try not to get emotional on this. One last mic drop. I was like, I would consider you a friend. And that's why we had to gift you that discussion question. I love it. Bro, I'm taking it to Texas with me. Hell yeah, bro. Throw it down there. Represent down there. Absolutely.

[01:14:56] You've been a huge part of this show's progress and the way we... I mean, you've taught me a lot just how to have these kind of conversations and asking hard questions and not always just making it fun and comfortable for everybody. So I appreciate that. Well, and it's been great for me. I mean, if I didn't get to come in here once a year and just vent a little bit, you know, might steam a buildup, I might have exploded a few years back. Right. Yeah. It's been beneficial. I love getting them out and sharing them with my network and, you know, making sure... My favorite... Oh, sorry. Go ahead. Yeah. I'm horrible at interrupting you over all of our guests.

[01:15:25] I'm the worst at trying to interrupt you. I know my mom pointed that one time. I don't know why, but my favorite was when you were slowly putting on the clown gear. Oh, yeah. That was fantastic. That was a great episode. And then you had the goy slap on the last one. Yeah, the goy slap. We got a wrist slap for that, but that's all right. We worked through it. Yeah. Yeah. It created a lot of questions. Yeah. I didn't know what that was until after the episode. It created more questions than anything. Hey. But that's good that you want to have people talking. It's good that we're still allowed to ask questions. And it's good that we're still here. We can still ask if two plus two is still equals four. Yeah.

[01:15:56] Yeah. Because in some parts, it doesn't. Absolutely. Right on, brother. Well, that's it. The end. Y'all stay safe out there, man. This is the end. Take it away, boys. Be good to yourselves. You deserve it. Yeah. I love you. I love you. Thank you.