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03:40	well hello adam and hello frugal fam i'm
03:42	doing just fine
03:44	so you will be on the phones tonight uh
03:46	we are going to take a couple callers
03:47	during this very special episode just to
03:50	kind of break it down this is going to
03:51	be uh some of the normal news and then
03:53	we're going to get into part two
03:55	of what
03:56	china may be doing uh of course targeted
04:00	and very specific gene uh
04:03	weapons and this is some pretty serious
04:05	stuff that we're gonna go over so at a
04:07	certain point i'm gonna tell you uh you
04:09	know that if if you're easily kind of uh
04:12	fearful of these kind of things i'll
04:13	i'll let you know when we get to that
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04:17	can uh this a lot of the stuff that's
04:20	going on right now is is actually pretty
04:22	uh pretty scary to be honest so i'll
04:24	i'll give you warning before we get uh
04:27	get to covering that
04:28	and then also a lot of the stuff that we
04:30	talked about yesterday uh china just
04:32	launched a
04:34	fractional uh i believe fractional
04:37	orbital bombardment system that's what
04:40	the experts say that it was they're of
04:42	course denying it but it was of course a
04:44	thing that went all the way around the
04:46	world it went right over us and it was
04:49	not discovered until afterwards if that
04:52	was a nuke with an emp
04:55	uh that would hit us so that's that's a
04:58	huge thing the the new system that they
05:00	just came out with uh the the new system
05:02	that they just possibly tested and most
05:04	likely tested their experts and the
05:06	white house is even saying that we
05:08	believe it was this
05:10	hugely destabilizes everything because
05:13	now they're worried about every single
05:15	satellite being a nuke or an emp uh
05:18	these things can basically glide into
05:21	the atmosphere uh go boom and knock out
05:23	all the lights and then we would do the
05:25	rest of the jobs by ourselves uh again
05:28	if you wanted to take out a country just
05:29	turn off the lights for a long term
05:31	period uh most of the other stuff will
05:33	be done on its own
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06:35	so this is what they claim they say the
06:37	earth is inside an enormous cosmic
06:40	tunnel new research research proposes it
06:44	says the new model proposes a
06:46	filament-like magnetic tunnel
06:48	encompassing the entire solar system
06:50	explaining two mysterious features of
06:52	the sky
06:54	abstract breaks down mind-bending
06:56	scientific research future tech new
06:58	discoveries and major breakthroughs in
07:00	new research scientists are proposing
07:03	that earth is situated within an
07:05	enormous magnetized tunnel surrounding
07:08	the entire solar system as it detailed
07:11	uh as detailed in a new study accepted
07:14	for publication at the astrophysical
07:16	journal and uploaded by exceriv it says
07:20	that researchers at the university of
07:21	toronto's dunlop institute national
07:24	research council canada and the
07:26	university of british columbia
07:28	this would explain the presence of two
07:30	large highly magnetic filamentary
07:33	rope-like structures in the milky way
07:36	with unexplained origins
07:38	astronomers have long been puzzled by
07:40	what these structures are said dr
07:43	jennifer west research associate at
07:45	dunlap institute and first author on the
07:47	report in email to motherboard it says
07:50	quote
07:51	i hope this is a step towards
07:52	understanding the magnetic field of our
07:54	whole galaxy and of the universe
07:58	so
07:59	uh one one thing that i want to say here
08:01	too is that i've said this over the last
08:03	year uh they came out with other news
08:05	and other scientific discoveries just
08:07	this year i actually commented to
08:09	somebody uh when i made a comment about
08:12	the mandela effect
08:14	and
08:15	what this person said and i actually
08:17	respected their their view on it
08:20	said that they thought that the mandela
08:22	effect was that people are just they
08:26	have lost all humility and they just
08:28	can't look at uh the fact that they're
08:30	wrong in the face so they basically if
08:33	you've ever experienced the mandela
08:35	effect like the berenstein or berenstein
08:37	bears or uh of course luke i am your
08:40	father that's not the line uh and
08:42	everybody remembers luke i am your
08:44	father that's not the line that's called
08:46	a mandela effect uh if you go back to
08:48	the movie it's it's actually not that
08:50	line uh again somebody just had their
08:53	brain explode right now by me saying
08:55	that but if you go and look it's not
08:58	so that's a mandela effect what he said
09:00	to that uh was essentially that people
09:02	can't accept that they're wrong and he
09:05	said that it's it's showing how
09:07	fast in general the entire population's
09:11	uh you know mental stability is
09:13	declining and i thought that that was
09:15	actually you know that was actually kind
09:18	of a reasonable thing like if all of us
09:19	as human beings were mentally uh you
09:22	know declining
09:24	as far as intelligence
09:26	that would kind of and our humility is
09:30	going out the window so we
09:32	essentially just won't admit that we're
09:33	wrong i said that i don't think so and i
09:36	i think that uh human knowledge is
09:38	doubling every day as far as this i told
09:41	you guys this last year i found out some
09:43	stuff that i'm still not going to be
09:45	able to talk about it because i would
09:47	get somebody in trouble that it's close
09:49	to me and they would lose their job
09:51	but i believe that there are going to be
09:52	things that come out and these are
09:54	discoveries that are already going
09:56	through their processes uh they're going
09:58	to be shared in the educational systems
10:00	and things that are going to change the
10:02	way we look at everything
10:04	there was a discovery not too long ago
10:06	about how matter itself matter
10:09	dex do you remember that uh as far as
10:12	the
10:13	that story on the the dark matter and
10:15	basically it's going to change how we
10:17	look at things in the future
10:19	i don't know if you uh
10:21	yeah yeah they said something about how
10:23	it would cause us to redefine uh how the
10:26	universe is and how they a lot of the
10:28	calculations that they've used
10:30	so things may change
10:32	it would completely change everything uh
10:34	just last year they said that the moon
10:36	was in our atmosphere technically uh the
10:38	moon inside the the inside the the
10:41	planet's atmosphere technically it's
10:44	like out in the geocorona or i forget
10:46	what the actual term
10:48	uh for that part of the sphere or
10:51	whatever but there's oxygen molecules
10:53	out on the moon and i thought the first
10:55	thing again there was a lot of videos of
10:57	people like pissed off saying they've
10:58	lied to us the whole time
11:00	um
11:01	and you know that's true as well but you
11:04	know things are going to change and then
11:06	we're going to find out or at least
11:07	they're going to tell us that that
11:09	things are changing so just buckle up i
11:12	think it's going to get even crazier i
11:14	think that who knows maybe some of this
11:16	will be used uh to you know they'll put
11:18	it in the back of our heads and then a
11:19	couple years later down the road it will
11:21	be used to change laws or change the way
11:24	that we have to do things because if we
11:26	don't we're going to ruin something
11:29	who knows it says the north polar spur
11:31	and the fan region have long been known
11:34	as two of the brightest radio emitting
11:36	gas structures in the sky
11:38	but since their discovery in the 1960s
11:40	their exact identity has been the source
11:43	of perplexion among the scientific
11:45	community though invisible to the human
11:47	eye nps and the fan region emits strong
11:50	magnetic radio waves that are large and
11:53	highly visible through a radio telescope
11:55	enveloping the solar system
11:58	it says if our eyes could see radial
12:00	light they would fill almost the entire
12:03	sky
12:03	it says using a computer model that
12:06	simulates what's visible through a radio
12:08	telescope
12:09	west and her colleagues mapped out the
12:11	length and position of both of the
12:13	structures ultimately piecing together a
12:16	theory that the two structures are not
12:18	separate
12:19	as long as they've been considered but
12:21	are part of the same tunnel like object
12:25	so this is on it honestly there's more
12:29	to come it says these have been a
12:31	mystery for astronomers for the past 50
12:34	years and we are the first to propose a
12:36	model that explains these structures as
12:38	one single object
12:40	that surrounds us
12:42	most previous work has studied them
12:44	individually as two separate and
12:45	distinct objects
12:47	uh one thing i thought of
12:50	you know i thought of the movie uh what
12:52	was it men in black 2 i think it was
12:55	where at the end of the movie
12:57	uh
12:59	it zooms out of the galaxy and it ends
13:02	up the galaxy is in a marble
13:04	and
13:05	the marbles are being played with in a
13:08	schoolyard with aliens so aliens are
13:11	playing marble with our whole galaxy and
13:13	and uh
13:14	oh that's what it was in the end of the
13:16	movie uh there is a marble they have a
13:18	marble that has a galaxy inside of it
13:21	and then at the very end of that it
13:23	zooms out and we're actually in a marble
13:25	and aliens are playing in the schoolyard
13:27	and playing marbles and it kind of gives
13:29	you that thing like what if we were all
13:31	part of just you know totally minute
13:33	minuscule atoms in another marble of
13:36	something
13:37	what if we were like in the blood vessel
13:40	of something like our entire existence
13:42	was in the blood vessel of god or
13:45	or in somebody above us it's just a
13:48	trippy thing to think of uh the way that
13:50	they describe this kind of uh reminds me
13:53	of of like a vein or something
13:56	now it says ever since i first saw a map
13:59	of the sky as a radio telescope sees it
14:01	i have been fascinated by these
14:03	structures and wondered what they are
14:05	and what is causing them wes says the
14:07	first time i made a radio map of our
14:09	galaxy using a different center point
14:11	was a really big aha moment for me i
14:13	love to spend time looking up at the
14:15	stars in in the sky thinking about the
14:17	vastness of the universe she added i
14:20	really wish i could put some radio
14:22	glasses uh on some radio glasses so i
14:24	could see this giant tunnel but it
14:27	reminds me that there is so much more
14:29	out there than what we can see
14:32	so this could change things again
14:34	another time where we might actually see
14:38	a huge change in all of the books what i
14:41	ended up telling that commenter is that
14:42	you know with mandela effect or anything
14:44	else and he ended up relating it to
14:46	people that follow um you know q or
14:49	something
14:50	i i didn't understand that
14:52	i i thought that that was kind of like
14:55	saying that they
14:57	couldn't admit they're wrong or
14:58	something and relating that to the
14:59	mandela effect mandela effect has been
15:01	studied for years and years and years if
15:03	not decades and decades
15:05	uh that same thing
15:07	actual scientists you know have taken it
15:10	seriously enough to do studies on it and
15:12	say that people are experiencing some
15:14	sort of phenomenon
15:15	as far as that's like kind of comparing
15:17	uh you know uh
15:19	a catholic church to
15:21	uh the string theory or something it's
15:23	it's just not that that's not a good
15:26	comparison
15:27	and then it says democrat facing a
15:30	republican barrage scales back plans for
15:33	a crackdown on tax cheating
15:36	that's what they call it at least it
15:38	says
15:39	democrats on tuesday boeing to an
15:41	aggressive lobbying campaign by the
15:43	banking industry and push back from
15:45	refunds scaled back a b administration
15:48	plan for the eternal revenue uh service
15:51	to try to crack down on tax cheats
15:53	now this was a scary ass uh part of this
15:57	whole bill or whatever the heck this is
16:00	and what it was and what i hope it never
16:04	gets to the point
16:06	basically right when you're um
16:09	right when your bank account hits 600
16:11	which almost anyone who has ever had a
16:13	bank account will hit 600 at some point
16:16	once it goes over that
16:17	they will track every single in and out
16:20	transfer so if you withdraw or deposit
16:23	uh cash anything if you put it in and
16:26	put it out now this may have been their
16:29	way and what's so funny is it seems like
16:31	there are certain people that kind of
16:33	want new people just to rush into the
16:35	country this would be a good way because
16:38	those people are allowed and able to
16:40	open bank accounts so then you could
16:42	start taxing the cash only jobs right
16:46	but it would also be a huge invasion of
16:48	everyone's privacy it's going in uh
16:50	every single thing that you do will be
16:53	tracked by the irs and that also makes
16:56	room for mistakes on the irs's part irs
16:59	makes mistakes all the time in fact just
17:02	saw a paper like last week somebody got
17:03	an extra million dollar tax return or
17:05	something that kind of stuff happens it
17:07	was a human error so to leave it to
17:10	where this point were computers and you
17:12	would have to have a lot of computers to
17:14	track every single transaction of almost
17:17	everybody with a bank account that has
17:18	ever hit 600
17:20	it would be uh it would be a huge and
17:23	and just
17:24	crazy
17:25	uh you know infill trading kind of uh
17:29	invasion of everyone's bank accounts and
17:31	everything
17:33	it looks like they are pushing back the
17:35	banking industry doesn't want it uh
17:38	there's plenty of people that you know
17:40	are probably doing bad things that don't
17:42	want it as well
17:44	but they are apparently changing it to
17:46	make it as uh
17:48	less bad or
17:50	hopefully
17:51	it says
17:53	it says narrows the scope of information
17:55	it says the new proposal which would
17:56	help pay for the expansive social policy
17:59	and client change bill
18:02	that includes it
18:04	narrows the scope of information that
18:06	banks would have to provide the irs
18:09	about customer accounts
18:11	under the revised plan which is backed
18:13	by the b administration banks would be
18:15	required to provide data on accounts
18:18	only with the total annual deposits or
18:21	withdrawals worth more than ten thousand
18:23	dollars
18:24	rather than the six hundred threshold
18:27	that was initially proposed
18:30	so by the way 10 000 is still it doesn't
18:32	matter pretty much everybody is going to
18:34	be
18:36	now dex i don't know if you're that hits
18:38	everybody dude i mean it's nice that
18:40	they're saying this i mean 600 was
18:41	ridiculous because that is like 99.999
18:44	of everybody right
18:45	this is like maybe take one decimal
18:47	point not one decimal point but take one
18:49	nine off it's still everybody i mean if
18:51	you make a living you make ten thousand
18:53	dollars a year now they do say they're
18:54	not going to uh necessarily count your
18:57	deposits from your paycheck but they're
18:59	talking about withdrawals so taking
19:00	money out so if you've ever taken money
19:03	transferred money sent money move money
19:05	all of those things in the course of a
19:07	year 10 000 threshold is not that high
19:10	it actually you know is not uncommon for
19:12	someone to have done that
19:14	um so and it's not per transaction this
19:16	is total
19:17	right throughout the course of a year
19:19	and if you're really trying to go after
19:20	the rich which they say they are that
19:22	number should have an extra zero or two
19:24	zeros after it
19:26	now i almost wonder if this would be
19:28	something where
19:30	uh i i almost wonder if this would be
19:33	something
19:34	that
19:36	how would i put this i i wonder if this
19:39	would be
19:40	something that they would want to happen
19:42	first
19:43	uh before they did anything major so
19:45	they would know
19:46	um who has kind of a lot of money pulled
19:49	out and under their mattress
19:51	because now obviously the the white
19:53	house admitted working with facebook and
19:56	then of course uh facebook admitted that
19:58	they were kind of doing this thing
20:00	looking for people who are too prepared
20:02	and helping them look for the people
20:04	behind you know january and all that so
20:06	i just wonder if this is part of that
20:09	you're spot on this is this is really
20:11	just one of the cogs of the wheel of the
20:14	social credit score system right
20:17	that we keep talking about that we sort
20:19	of blindly say oh only china has it but
20:21	no it's actually here it's evolving here
20:24	it's happened from the tech companies
20:25	it's happened from you know the actions
20:27	that are happening in you know you can
20:28	even say cancel culture or some form of
20:30	it but the fact that they're capturing
20:32	all this data is basically laying that
20:35	even more so than a foundation
20:37	for that the ability to have that capab
20:41	that social credit system to be able to
20:42	say okay i know what you do i know what
20:44	you have i know how to take this person
20:46	and turn something off or hurt them or
20:48	know what their you know what what it
20:50	what it means whether it's their you
20:52	know what they say online who they
20:54	associate with how much money they spend
20:56	what they spend their money on all of
20:57	that data goes into a big database and
21:00	that's uh you know that's what you see
21:02	in china and what you're seeing here is
21:04	the
21:05	building blocks of all of that coming
21:07	together
21:08	and now we know countries like canada
21:11	have already put it on their government
21:13	websites uh essentially told businesses
21:16	hey here's how to prepare for china's uh
21:19	social credit score uh that's kind of
21:22	crazy to me that uh this is being done
21:25	so openly in other places uh it sounds
21:28	like of course uh their president is uh
21:32	trudeau is uh kind of chummy with uh
21:35	with their uh leader or
21:38	divine emperor or whatever you want to
21:40	call them uh we need the poo there
21:42	okay so that is a good thing but not
21:46	really i mean most everyone even if you
21:48	are minimum wage you will make ten
21:50	thousand dollars in a year or hopefully
21:52	you will be right about there but even
21:55	so they're going to track everything
21:56	that you make that's appeasement they
21:59	got they got a lot of heat and they're
22:00	hoping that this gets the heat off and
22:01	they can move on and everybody will
22:03	forget it
22:04	no i i think the heat should still be on
22:06	i think that
22:07	minimum should be a hundred thousand
22:09	then most people that aren't making it
22:11	you know can
22:13	i don't know i i that's just freaky to
22:15	me
22:15	i think that should be way way high i
22:17	don't even think it should be there
22:19	there should be a different system that
22:22	you know works on that
22:24	uh if you are making cash only
22:27	uh i guess it's almost like they're
22:29	doing that to tax the uh drug dealers
22:32	uh anyways rmv thank you so much anna
22:34	mclean thank you uh for your support
22:37	tonight and then gabrielle gill and
22:39	corey g thank you for subscribing
22:41	welcome to the foogle fam
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22:53	so much i appreciate that and then over
22:55	on d live uh thank you everybody that
22:57	has popped in so far pearl uh hi adam
23:00	dex and mods god bless and and keep you
23:03	divine 11 22 chance paladin thank you
23:05	for dropping lemons uh and thank you for
23:07	modding kelly two three three four
23:11	kelly two three three four
23:13	thank you kelly two three three four
23:15	over on d live just dropped a ninja
23:19	which is the highest compliment you can
23:20	bestow on somebody on d live kelly2334
23:23	thank you so much again it's not your
23:25	first so that's that's huge there are
23:28	less than a handful of people that have
23:29	done that twice
23:31	uh you know very under you know
23:34	very few once but let alone i think one
23:37	under one hand that i've done it twice
23:39	just flying in to say hi have a very
23:42	early morning i'll catch a replay piece
23:44	and grace all right kelly i hope you
23:46	watch the second part of this it is
23:47	really important when we get to the the
23:50	targeted uh the targeted gene
23:54	weapons that is some really crazy stuff
23:57	so remember to watch that if you get
23:59	this far
24:00	and then the end is near nelly14 divine
24:02	1122. thank you thank you and thank you
24:05	uh t nicole m thank you so much for the
24:07	diamond over there and bear claws matrix
24:09	45 and everybody else uh that has popped
24:11	in jw welcome to the d live fam over
24:14	there
24:16	about 4 000 watching uh 5 000 with d
24:19	live thank you everybody that has popped
24:21	in vibrations from the sun shift our
24:24	consciousness says divine 1122. i
24:27	actually um
24:29	i will probably talk about that next
24:31	week there's several several things
24:33	going on
24:34	and then terror belay 3 again i'll i'll
24:36	get to that in just a second thank you
24:38	jeff p is in the house uh guys if you
24:40	haven't checked out jeff p he's got a
24:42	big youtube channel he is in the chat
24:44	right now uh thank you for popping in
24:47	and saying hi it says woman finds amazon
24:51	has thousands of recordings of her
24:54	all from home devices
24:56	it says the tick tock star found that
24:58	amazon had huge folders full of audio
25:01	clips of her voice a full list of
25:03	contacts from her phone her location and
25:06	she said she is not totally comfortable
25:09	and
25:10	of course it says
25:12	that a woman was shocked to discover how
25:14	much information amazon had collected on
25:16	her from just a few devices and created
25:19	a video and shared the shocking truth
25:21	with others tick tock star my data dot
25:24	not yours uploaded a clip for her fans
25:27	documenting all of the information the
25:29	tech giant had collected about her
25:32	it says that she put in a request but
25:34	didn't expect them to have uh too much
25:38	but was not totally comfortable with
25:40	what she discovered
25:41	it says it turned out that amazon had
25:43	her location all of her phone contacts
25:46	and thousands and thousands of
25:47	recordings of her voice
25:49	collected from products that she gladly
25:51	bought and placed in her home it says
25:54	what do you think
25:55	it says in the video she said i
25:56	requested all of the data that amazon
25:58	has on me
26:00	here is what i found
26:02	for reference i have two dots and one
26:04	echo plus a few smart bulbs
26:07	she then opens a zip filed a file that
26:11	had previously been downloaded and
26:12	contains many folders which are titled
26:14	alerts answers audio and transition
26:18	lists routines shopping skills and video
26:23	amongst others
26:24	she continued and she said i decided to
26:26	click on the audio one and this is what
26:28	they have
26:30	these are all short voice clips which is
26:32	so scary and this is the one of me
26:35	turning on the light
26:37	it says there are
26:38	3534
26:40	short audio clips in this folder alone
26:44	so
26:45	this is
26:47	her turning on the light saying hey turn
26:49	on the light it says i then clicked on
26:51	the contacts and it turns out that they
26:53	have a full list of contacts from my
26:55	phone and i never remember syncing that
27:00	i would look like that too
27:04	it says the very last thing that i
27:06	didn't know that they had i could have
27:08	assumed that they had but i don't love
27:11	that they have is my location if you
27:13	open up this file here it will show you
27:15	uh where you are located right down to
27:17	the latitude and longitude i'm not
27:20	totally comfortable with everything they
27:21	have the video soon had over 2.6 million
27:25	views alongside 186 000 likes and 6 000
27:29	comments which many
27:31	were from concerned amazon customers
27:34	one user said the fact that you didn't
27:36	know all of this is uh more of a
27:38	reflection on you than amazon
27:41	as second said it's scary that people
27:43	with echo dots and alexa etc don't know
27:45	that amazon records you and keeps the
27:48	recordings
27:49	well a third joke can someone explain to
27:51	me why this is scary i'm not interested
27:54	enough to care if they have my contacts
27:56	or audio so that this this third one i
27:59	this isn't a joke this is people i don't
28:02	understand why
28:03	this whole attitude of oh i don't care
28:05	if they have my contacts i'm not doing
28:07	anything wrong so who cares they're
28:10	using it to weaponize against us all of
28:13	us
28:14	they have profiles
28:16	if you really go deep into it and most
28:18	people just don't have the capacity to
28:20	even
28:20	care to to look into this stuff
28:23	they're weaponizing it against you and i
28:25	guarantee you the same person that says
28:27	oh i'm not doing anything wrong so it
28:29	doesn't matter to me
28:30	i don't care if they listen that same
28:32	person 10 years down the road
28:35	will end up losing their job
28:37	because of something that they might
28:39	have said
28:40	inside their own home or
28:42	they might be replaced by somebody that
28:44	has a better qualification or better
28:47	social credit score uh based on things
28:49	that they know they didn't even know
28:50	that they were being judged for
28:52	i don't think people understand where
28:54	this is going social credit score
28:56	is
28:57	really going to happen it's a black
28:59	mirror episode and that black mirror
29:01	episode was not uh you know 40 years 50
29:04	years off in the future or it wasn't
29:06	even fiction
29:07	this is something that's really
29:08	happening in the black mirror episode if
29:10	you ever saw it uh
29:12	basically your score drops low enough
29:15	you can't even go into a grocery store
29:17	in that episode
29:18	this person has a bad morning and just
29:20	one thing after another accidentally
29:22	spills coffee on somebody their social
29:24	credit score they basically get down
29:26	voted by people
29:27	i i forget but it was something
29:30	similar to this like where he gets on
29:32	the bus or something and doesn't have
29:33	pay his thing goes down and then he
29:35	spills coffee on somebody's score goes
29:37	down and people are voting uh or he
29:40	bumps somebody's shoulder and then
29:41	somebody goes uh his his picture pops
29:43	above their head they down vote him and
29:45	then his social credit score got too low
29:48	and by the time he got to work he could
29:50	not walk in the door is locked and it
29:51	said you cannot work today you have to
29:53	get your your social credit score up yet
29:57	people think this is a joke
29:59	this is happening
30:01	in china you have to have uh if you have
30:04	a low enough social credit score you
30:06	cannot buy plane or train tickets you
30:09	can't travel uh via the
30:11	you know the main ways of travel
30:13	you can't take a plane somewhere
30:16	uh this can happen from you leaving your
30:18	bike on the sidewalk uh from you telling
30:21	a cop you know hey i don't like the way
30:23	you do that
30:24	uh you you can have uh if you can swear
30:27	in public if you accidentally stub your
30:29	toe and say the f-word they can mark you
30:31	and have marked in china
30:33	if you jaywalk all of these things can
30:36	affect your social credit score but not
30:37	only that what you post on the internet
30:40	what you say in your own home in china
30:43	what is recorded from similar things in
30:45	china that they actually know they're
30:47	listening
30:48	those things are all going into a actual
30:51	score and we
30:53	are adopting the same policy and it's
30:55	not it's not the united states
30:56	government or the the world governments
30:59	anymore
31:00	it's the united it's the united planet
31:02	of corporation
31:06	and people like this this just bugs me
31:08	can someone explain to me why this is
31:10	scary
31:12	they can use those audio files to create
31:15	a new you
31:16	they could take you out make a clone of
31:18	you
31:19	uh make a make a a
31:22	deep fake of you and use your audio and
31:24	even use something like audio bird or
31:26	something like that and make a
31:28	completely fake you
31:32	in fact they could uh they could take
31:34	you out bury you and then uh
31:36	make you do a video manifesto and they
31:39	could use you as the scapegoat after a
31:41	huge fantastic freddy
31:44	yeah i think you think if they don't do
31:46	it
31:47	adventure prepper uh
31:49	where exactly did we sign any type of
31:51	agreement as customers that allows them
31:54	to record our personal lives and store
31:56	that info along with the location uh you
31:59	know what you probably did
32:01	that's the sad part when you turn it on
32:02	and when you sign up with them that is
32:04	part of it i mean people don't also
32:06	don't read a lot of these agreements uh
32:10	they say that they're using it to better
32:12	their services or whatever else see the
32:14	thing is is people take convenience
32:17	over privacy any day
32:19	by mf polar and stuff yt says much love
32:21	adam decks and mods what's up foogle fam
32:23	thanks for all the work god bless y'all
32:25	from samson thank you samson and then
32:27	foogled electromag says mount aiso just
32:31	erupted in japan um mount also um dex
32:36	can we uh
32:37	can we actually check on mount also aso
32:42	think
32:42	what uh can happen when dex gets time he
32:45	can
32:46	he can get me a link to
32:47	to find out what was what's up with that
32:52	okay i'll look into it adam okay thank
32:54	you
32:55	see uh
32:57	dex can dex can search the breaking news
33:00	and and we can put it up live on on the
33:02	show
33:03	dhs wants wearables to track employee
33:06	health at work and at home
33:09	it says the homeland security department
33:10	wants to build a tax solution to monitor
33:13	the health and stress levels of its
33:15	employees to help identify
33:17	when workers need assistance due to
33:19	physical or mental awareness and
33:21	optimize quote human performance and
33:24	resiliency among the workforce
33:27	so
33:28	just to go into this real quick this is
33:30	absolutely
33:31	um
33:32	i mean disgusting in in my opinion
33:35	but this is
33:37	something we've seen coming for a long
33:38	time foogle fam have talked about this
33:40	for a long time in fact i just i've seen
33:43	just normal viewers uh call this years
33:46	ago
33:47	by the way sheepdog what's going on
33:50	it says we're all on a list see you at
33:52	camp
33:52	that's bad jeff p says remember movie
33:55	sell maybe an amplified fifth generation
33:59	signal turns people into zombies like
34:01	the movie sell that movie was actually i
34:03	i if if it's the one i think you're
34:06	talking about um
34:08	i think that that was a really good
34:10	movie it was like where they had static
34:13	on tv or something you know everybody uh
34:16	turned into
34:17	into zombies
34:18	uh yeah well that's a thought and that
34:21	doesn't sound crazy to me anymore after
34:23	finding out what they can do with uh
34:25	jeans
34:26	uh hi from colorado book bigfoot lady
34:29	what is going on and then tammy uh shoot
34:32	and then silver bullet dark wolf gary
34:34	ballard's in the house
34:36	dan oberweiser bones thanks for modern
34:38	uh wv prepared mind thank you for
34:40	modding
34:41	uh cj blaze all the great people are in
34:44	here
34:46	thank you guys thanks for showing up
34:47	guys uh and then
34:50	wherever lisa r hall is
34:52	i hope you're doing well
34:54	and mr floyd uh matt and ceda christ and
34:59	aud hell and susie q
35:00	one of my oldest subscribers thank you
35:02	for being here
35:06	so what do you guys think about this as
35:08	far as trackable wearable devices
35:11	tracking everything from health to
35:13	everything else uh dex what do you think
35:15	about this as far as would you wear one
35:17	of these if you had to for your work
35:22	if i'm somebody tells me i have to wear
35:24	something that my answer is usually no
35:26	uh just because i always then question
35:28	why somebody would tell me i have to do
35:29	it
35:30	um i would rather make the decision to
35:32	use
35:34	technology like that for your own
35:36	personal use and make and have the
35:38	choice to whether or not you want to use
35:39	it based on
35:40	you know whether or not it's something
35:42	that's important to you and you're
35:43	willing to
35:45	you know trust whatever uh
35:48	terms and conditions may come with it
35:50	and if you believe the company is or
35:52	isn't going to track you nefariously so
35:55	you know that's not to say like i have
35:56	an apple watch i don't wear it all the
35:58	time but i do wear it from time to time
35:59	for certain reasons right but for other
36:01	reasons i don't wear it all the time and
36:02	so i i prefer to have that that kind of
36:05	choice and uh well yeah so if you look
36:07	but here's the thing this actually goes
36:09	like it it kind of intrudes into their
36:11	body they're you know i'm sure it will
36:13	have like uh you know body fat and and
36:17	bmi and uh you know body mass index or
36:20	whatever
36:21	whatever it is oh yeah i mean there's
36:23	that when they take it to that level i
36:24	mean like you know if it's counting
36:26	steps and you know counting your heart
36:29	rate and counting your blood oxygen
36:31	right okay well then maybe you can say
36:33	i'm willing to risk that information
36:36	being out there but then when they say
36:37	well we're going to track like 80
36:39	different things about you
36:40	right then that's a choice you make like
36:42	do you really want no no no no no okay
36:44	so dex what if what if they're you come
36:47	up for review right uh you work at dhs
36:50	or or say say they end up adopting this
36:53	into like department of homeland
36:55	security along the border or something
36:58	you're up for review
37:00	and your job is actually depending on
37:02	your review and they take into account
37:05	that you know say your steps for example
37:08	like that's a simple thing like your
37:09	step count was
37:11	was low and your position is to actually
37:14	patrol with cut you know with border
37:16	patrol you know you're the dhs that
37:19	patrols the border and they say okay
37:21	well these three other employees had 14
37:23	000 average steps a day you only had 6
37:26	000 so were you just like sitting on the
37:28	job what were you doing and then they
37:30	said oh yeah i totally agree i mean i
37:33	totally agree that that is a scenario i
37:35	don't agree that in my opinion i
37:37	wouldn't like that because there's other
37:38	ways to to measure that like
37:40	you know i'm just just using this
37:42	example you have like i've seen it with
37:43	other security systems and people is
37:45	they'll have scanners and they'll say
37:47	you need to scan these locations in your
37:49	patrol right so they know that by them
37:51	physically being there and scanning them
37:53	that they did their job by going through
37:54	there they didn't have to biometrically
37:56	count their steps right so there's as
37:58	long as there's a way
38:00	you know a less privacy
38:03	conscious way of making sure a job is
38:06	done without totally invading an
38:07	individual's personal privacy rights
38:10	you know i would i would definitely say
38:12	like i wouldn't do that i wouldn't i
38:14	wouldn't you know and the other thing i
38:15	think you see is like an insurance
38:16	company comes along and says hey we'll
38:18	give you a discount on your health
38:19	insurance if you put this band on so
38:20	that we know how to rank you right it's
38:23	just like the same thing in the car
38:24	insurance business it's like throw the
38:25	little adapter in your odb port on your
38:28	car and we'll watch how you drive and if
38:30	you drive really good and you never hard
38:31	brake and you know sling your car
38:33	sideways and break the speed limit while
38:36	we're tracking you then we'll give you a
38:38	great discount on your insurance right
38:40	so people can make that decision if they
38:41	want to give up that that type of
38:44	information in exchange for reward i
38:46	think a lot of people would
38:48	i don't think a lot of our you know
38:50	people around us may not but i think
38:51	there's a lot of people out there that
38:52	would and we've seen it happen
38:54	especially in the insurance industry
38:56	well i just think it's funny that it is
38:58	specifically more targeted towards the
39:00	border
39:01	and it's like
39:03	what i i i wonder if if uh this is
39:06	another agency trying to kind of
39:08	intermingle into that
39:10	and kind of reduce their efficiency like
39:12	they can track certain people and and
39:14	then know when to uh you know tell them
39:17	hey can you go over here can you go over
39:19	there and open up a window for somebody
39:21	to go in
39:23	i know that sounds crazy but you have to
39:25	realize there's cartels that have people
39:28	up on on payroll we're talking about
39:30	cartels that have people in the very
39:32	high
39:32	highest ranks so then when you've got
39:34	them tracked down to the t you can tell
39:37	this uh you know these troops i guess
39:40	you know these um dhs employees to go
39:43	this way these dhs to go that way and
39:45	now you've got uh open places with
39:48	nobody uh you know running them uh in
39:51	fact they took away the horses in one of
39:53	the the only areas that's not navigable
39:56	by any car
39:58	that the area that they took away the
40:00	horses because these men were doing this
40:02	horrible stuff even though
40:04	we know even the photographer said that
40:06	that photo was just a bad angle and it
40:08	was taken out of context
40:10	they still took away the horses and that
40:12	area is the only uh it's one of the few
40:15	parts that does not have any navigable
40:18	roads so therefore you cannot protect
40:20	that that zone you could then uh tell
40:23	everybody hey go that way go this way
40:25	and uh cartel could you know pay two
40:27	million dollars to get shipments across
40:29	or whatever
40:30	whatever they're paying
40:32	they've got senators they've got
40:33	congress on their payroll guarantee it
40:35	we know we've
40:36	they've caught uh senators congress all
40:39	these people uh you know taking payments
40:41	from cartels and all this
40:43	it's just stupid
40:45	this is crazy though or maybe this is to
40:47	stop it who knows
40:50	and then we have my name is tom holman
40:52	i'm the former arts director and
40:53	president donald trump and i'm here to
40:55	ask america to wake up
40:57	you can protect yourself at the same
40:59	time protect this great nation
41:01	the threat of electromagnetic pulse is
41:03	real emp if you don't know what it is
41:06	look it up it's a matter of life and
41:08	death i recently partnered with a
41:10	midwest company veteran owned that has
41:12	developed a device you can hook up to
41:14	your home or your vehicle to protect you
41:16	against the emp
41:18	i highly encourage you to go to
41:20	enpshield.com and research this device
41:24	again it will protect you in the long
41:26	term protect this great nation thank you
41:31	[Music]
41:32	now that was tom homan former ice
41:35	director
41:36	uh but if you have not and if you are
41:38	new here tonight i know there's a few
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41:47	not looked at this before emp shield is
41:49	an actual device that's used by agencies
41:52	like department of homeland security uh
41:54	uh by dod department of defense and the
41:57	demso team helping stock up and protect
42:00	their buildings again i believe if the
42:02	government or the military is trying to
42:05	prepare for something that is because it
42:07	is the most likely or most probable
42:09	scenario that means we should uh
42:12	personally i think that everyone uh that
42:14	this should be put through with all the
42:16	money that the uh the administrations
42:19	have wasted away they could have said
42:21	hey this is required if you're gonna
42:22	sell a home uh that you know this is
42:24	part of code uh this is a fraction of
42:27	the cost of some of the stuff that they
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42:49	this is a pico second it is so fast uh
42:53	it's almost not measurable
42:56	again make sure to go over to
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44:31	uh dex do we have somebody on the phones
44:35	it looks like
44:37	yes we have is that
44:39	joseph
44:41	uh yes we have a first caller joseph
44:43	first time caller joseph with cloud
44:46	photos and we have uh files here so
44:50	let's get joseph on the phone
44:56	and then what i'll do is i'll load this
44:58	up
44:59	right now
45:01	and adam joseph is live on air
45:05	what's up adam hey how are you doing
45:06	joseph
45:07	so what are we looking at here
45:09	how are you
45:11	uh do you have the photos pulled up yes
45:13	i do
45:16	okay so uh there's three photos there's
45:18	like two or what uh i just want to hear
45:21	uh what you see in those three photos
45:24	okay so before you tell me what it is
45:26	let me look and and
45:28	i'll say what i
45:29	i think it
45:30	is okay um
45:35	uh well i would
45:37	at first my first thought was trees in
45:40	the dark with the moon behind it but
45:42	those are really
45:44	sharp they're
45:47	not the best photos but um you can make
45:50	out can you make out anything
45:53	kind of looks like maybe missiles or
45:56	a church
45:59	okay uh so you see you see the two eyes
46:03	and then like the
46:05	like swirly face mouth do you see a face
46:08	do you see a face
46:11	um so am i looking in the sky in the
46:13	clouds okay so okay okay
46:16	oh
46:17	okay i do yeah wow
46:20	to me it looks like a serpent a serpent
46:22	almost or a dragon
46:26	with uh with the moon in the middle of
46:28	his forehead
46:32	okay so there's three photos there's
46:33	like two face photos where there's like
46:36	a clear face in the in the clouds and
46:39	then there's the last one that's like
46:41	animal themed if that makes sense it's
46:43	like they're
46:44	you can
46:45	you know make out like uh like uh
46:48	five different animals
46:50	within the like theme of clouds and then
46:53	uh there's the two
46:55	uh i i'm not sure if they're in order
46:57	how i sent them but um but then there's
46:59	the two uh
47:01	clouds that are like face
47:04	like faces
47:05	do you see the faces hold on let let me
47:08	check all three before i make any
47:10	judgments here
47:13	let me zoom out
47:16	nice to talk to you
47:18	oh well nice to have you joseph um now
47:21	is there
47:22	a midpoint that i should look at
47:25	i see it on one of them that came out
47:28	that kind of shouted out to me right
47:29	away but
47:33	on the other side i could see uh
47:36	what you're looking at let me see how uh
47:39	let me see how i sent them uh
47:42	did dex do you know
47:44	if he was he's looking at him in the
47:46	order you sent him one two and then
47:47	three okay
47:49	okay okay so there's the first one and
47:51	you can see like like an alien face it's
47:53	like a like a triangular face
47:56	you got the two eyes and then you got
47:58	like a
47:59	a happy slash side or
48:03	happy
48:04	sad face
48:05	if you can see it
48:07	uh the first one is you see that
48:10	do you see the face
48:12	well is it turned sideways i see i see
48:14	like a a profile almost
48:16	[Music]
48:19	really like you got it
48:21	is it in the middle of the photo wit you
48:23	know give me a landmark there's there's
48:25	four five points
48:27	there's five points on the picture the
48:29	the trees that are sticking up
48:31	adam you had a you had your mouse on an
48:33	eye that's what i saw that like a like a
48:36	animal face pointing to the right that's
48:38	what i thought that's yeah this is right
48:41	yes it is
48:44	okay so i do see that there's a nostril
48:46	a mouth uh in fact
48:49	i i see that one and then on the second
48:51	one
48:52	i see
48:54	i actually see like a crazy serpent type
48:57	thing look at this
48:58	so if you zoom in oh i can see that too
49:00	actually i see two eyes
49:03	right here eyes and then a
49:05	nose or a snout that comes out
49:08	and then uh the mouth right here
49:11	and then the head goes like this and out
49:14	and that's that's kind of the bottom of
49:15	the mouth
49:17	and it's this this dragon
49:20	and then the moon is like the perfect
49:21	forehead does anybody else see that
49:23	either way this could be also seen now
49:26	i'm seeing kind of more of a human
49:28	face pretty pretty funky weird
49:32	well anyway those three photos were
49:34	pretty crazy to see in person they were
49:36	a lot bigger they were a lot more sharp
49:38	you know in person by the way the night
49:40	i saw those
49:42	cloud figures
49:44	uh
49:45	uh the
49:47	i mean i felt the wobble you know that's
49:49	talked about in the bible you know like
49:51	you know the the
49:52	earth will wobble on its axis or
49:54	whatever
49:56	uh and i felt it that night specifically
49:59	so it was a crazy night overall um but
50:02	uh
50:03	yeah the first face you can like see
50:05	like a an alien like
50:07	like a triangle uh like a
50:09	like an upside down pyramid faced
50:13	triangle face you know with the two eyes
50:16	and like a mouth with like a hand coming
50:18	in front of it and then the
50:20	second one you can you can see like a
50:22	smiley creepy face
50:25	okay you can see like the two eyes and
50:26	the like weird creepy smiley face and
50:28	then the last one is like as i said
50:30	animal themed
50:31	and uh dex pointed out that there's like
50:33	that that that dragon
50:36	lizard thing and if you if you look at
50:38	that one more you can see like a t-rex
50:41	you can see like a
50:43	maybe a
50:44	a grizzly bear and a couple other things
50:46	so anyway i thought they were
50:48	interesting and uh
50:50	and i've been listening to you guys for
50:51	some time now so uh it's really nice to
50:53	have came on the show and been able to
50:56	talk to you both of you
50:58	so
50:58	no well thank you for the awesome photos
51:01	i think uh out of all of them the best
51:03	this one actually i now i'm seeing other
51:05	things but again with clouds it's kind
51:07	of like it's kind of like one of the ink
51:09	blot tests like what do you see
51:11	um as far as i see two different things
51:13	in that first picture that i didn't see
51:15	before and then on that second one i
51:17	clearly see
51:18	uh
51:20	like a weird face thing
51:23	and it's actually really creepy that the
51:24	moon is right in the forehead like a
51:26	third eye
51:28	um if if
51:29	exactly
51:30	yeah that's exactly
51:32	that's cool well either way joseph i'm
51:34	so glad that you finally called in
51:37	now that you've called in for the first
51:39	time hopefully it won't be harder to
51:40	call in again uh you know
51:42	just because it's your first call
51:44	doesn't mean it has to be your last
51:48	well thank you uh thank you both uh you
51:50	adam and dex have a good night all right
51:53	thank you joseph have a great night be
51:55	safe be prepared and marv out
51:58	that was that was uh
52:00	joseph from
52:04	[Music]
52:08	california
52:09	so this was shot in california
52:13	and then uh we also have v
52:15	another first time caller who's on deck
52:18	v just to let you know um we haven't
52:20	forgot about you calling from ohio
52:23	but v if i do say o-h
52:26	you know what to say
52:29	i-o
52:31	and theory are the cargo ships as a
52:33	trojan
52:35	horse that is the the topic there so
52:38	let's get back to the news it says
52:41	potential chinese hackers are targeting
52:44	telecommunications companies
52:48	this
52:48	okay this alone
52:50	people need to wake up people are about
52:52	to be rudely awakened when the lights go
52:55	out
52:56	when all of a sudden you don't have
52:57	google you don't have any internet to
52:59	figure out what's going on highly
53:01	recommend that people have books on how
53:03	to
53:04	have your survival stuff all lined up
53:06	have your ducks lined up but also
53:08	understand
53:10	especially if you do not have time
53:12	to actually figure out how to be a
53:14	survivalist not many people have times
53:16	working nine to five uh to actually do
53:19	this some people you know go all out but
53:21	again somebody like myself i have four
53:23	kids it's hard for me to do actual study
53:26	on how to be a survivalist
53:28	one thing that i do know is that i i
53:31	have a ton of books and i know that that
53:33	doesn't make me an expert
53:35	but i hope that if
53:37	everything did hit the fan and you know
53:39	you're sitting there for 10 years i'll
53:41	learn and i'll have the information at
53:43	my fingertips you're not going to have
53:45	google if something you know if the
53:47	entire system gets fried if the power
53:50	goes out for two years
53:51	if the entire world goes back to the
53:53	dark ages and tribal
53:55	then you need information
53:58	they are going after telecommunications
54:01	companies and and this this article
54:03	especially uh through the media
54:05	companies who are almost all doesn't
54:07	matter if it's on the right or the left
54:09	they're all owned by blackrock they're
54:11	telling you they're putting it in the
54:13	back of your head hey this is this is
54:15	going on
54:16	so then you are mentally you mentally
54:19	know what what is going on when it
54:21	happens
54:22	it says hackers potentially linked to
54:24	china are continuously targeting the
54:26	telecommunications sector a report
54:28	released uh tuesday by cyber security
54:30	company crowdstrike found
54:34	it says according to the report
54:37	a threat group labeled crown strike as a
54:41	light basin has been consistently
54:44	targeting the global telecommunications
54:46	sector since 2016
54:48	and has been successfully compromised at
54:51	least 13 telecommunications groups in
54:54	the last two years alone
54:57	given the significant intelligence
55:00	value to any state-sponsored adversary
55:02	that's likely
55:04	contained within telecommunications
55:06	company crowdstrike expects these
55:08	organizations to continue to be targeted
55:11	by sophisticated actors further
55:14	underscoring the critically uh the
55:16	criticality
55:17	critic criticality of i've never
55:20	criticality
55:22	criticality
55:24	criticality is that really how you say
55:25	that i've never seen that been used
55:28	of securing all aspects of
55:30	telecommunications infrastructures
55:32	beyond simply focusing on the corporate
55:34	network alone crowdstrike researchers
55:37	warned in the report it says there is
55:39	currently not enough evidence to link
55:42	the cluster's activity to a specific
55:44	country nexus
55:46	however crowdstrike researchers did
55:48	conclude that the hacking efforts were
55:49	consistent with signals intelligence
55:52	organization
55:53	potentially linking the attacks to a
55:55	higher level effort
55:57	basically saying that this was too good
56:00	to to not be uh you know a stateside
56:03	actor you know a huge
56:05	huge power
56:08	securing telecommunications organization
56:10	is no means a simple task especially
56:12	with the partner-heavy nature of such
56:14	networks and the focus on high
56:16	availability systems
56:18	however with the clear evidence of
56:20	highly sophisticated adversary abusing
56:22	these systems and the trust between
56:25	different organizations focusing on
56:27	improving the security of these networks
56:29	is the utmost importance
56:31	so dex uh coming from somebody who
56:33	worked with tech companies uh worked in
56:36	the sector and and understood kind of
56:38	you i'm sure in the companies some of
56:40	the companies you work for had attacks
56:42	and all sorts of weird stuff but you
56:44	guys had an i.t department take care of
56:46	that
56:47	you know what do you what do you think
56:48	about this
56:50	well you know one of the things that
56:51	seems to be an obvious um
56:54	uh these telecommunication companies
56:56	tend to be the front not even the front
56:59	door but the sort of the back door
57:01	really
57:01	to a lot of data whether that be other
57:04	companies or even um you know
57:07	intelligence groups or information from
57:09	our own government right you know you
57:11	would think that you know our government
57:13	just may have their own network but they
57:15	really they do but that network
57:17	interconnects and it interconnects with
57:19	telecommunication companies they're the
57:21	ones that lay the fiber they're the ones
57:22	that run the lines right
57:24	so when you get into a
57:25	telecommunications company and you you
57:27	can do two things you can you know bring
57:30	down communication but you can also find
57:32	ways in to other things that you would
57:34	you know uh potentially gain access to
57:37	that you wouldn't normally
57:39	do so if you think about like
57:41	you know government agencies are all on
57:44	telecommunication networks and i
57:45	guarantee you they don't have their own
57:46	they're using these commercial or they
57:48	have government contracts with
57:50	commercial telecommunication companies
57:52	to back all this information right so
57:54	you know those types of things are uh
57:57	are also interesting and definitely
57:59	something they'll never really be talked
58:00	about
58:01	and exposed so yeah taking down
58:03	everybody's cell phone and making it so
58:05	you can't talk is one thing but then
58:06	gaining access to i don't know just
58:09	hypothetically speaking here you know
58:11	nsa or or another three letter agencies
58:14	you know information information right
58:16	through a major telecom system
58:19	is another thing that these hackers
58:20	could be trying to do
58:23	and so
58:25	basically saying that they could have
58:26	access to
58:28	you know these governments are using
58:29	these big telecommunications companies
58:32	too so dex is saying you know they could
58:34	access serious stuff uh through these
58:37	hacks which you know some of them seem
58:40	lower end but they're going through
58:41	companies that are also handling uh you
58:44	know of course dia cia uh you know
58:47	department of homeland security dod
58:51	so all of these things could be at risk
58:54	yeah i mean let's face it like you know
58:56	you could take a nuclear power plant
58:58	somewhere it's not running there's not
59:00	like some sort of private network
59:02	of cable that runs from one plant to
59:04	another to the department of energy
59:05	they're back hauling all that stuff
59:07	through
59:08	you know
59:09	i don't know major companies like
59:10	comcast t or others you know whoever
59:12	they they supply fiber lines from from
59:15	that location to another so getting into
59:17	that telecommunications company can open
59:19	up potentially doors into other things
59:22	oh yeah
59:23	okay oh
59:24	the att thing so we still can't say
59:28	really we can't say much without
59:31	so
59:33	okay i'll just say this hypothetically
59:35	speaking what i was describing is
59:37	something that could have happened
59:40	okay okay so a t and t
59:44	okay hypothetically let's just take a
59:46	scenario where uh you know some
59:49	stateside or some somebody higher up
59:52	ends up doing something to make it look
59:55	like it's something super low down
59:57	uh there was this really weird thing
59:59	that happened in uh nashville wasn't it
60:02	was it was nashville right
60:04	tennis it was tennessee yeah that that
60:06	big central office in nashville
60:09	and it it was basically an rv with a
60:12	automated message saying you know this
60:14	arm room's going to boom boom in 30
60:17	minutes or blah blah blah it's gonna
60:19	boom boom in 25 minutes please get away
60:22	we don't want to hurt anything we just
60:24	want to blow up this crappy camper
60:27	and it just so happens that it was right
60:30	outside a major hub that actually had
60:33	secure telecommunications
60:35	and
60:36	um they never really told anybody or
60:39	anything if anything ended up you know
60:41	going missing or something like that
60:46	and what would be the value if something
60:47	did
60:49	right what if what if they use that as a
60:51	distraction goes boom they break in
60:54	somewhere they take something
60:58	all of a sudden they've got keys to
61:00	something
61:02	dex that was was that before that was
61:04	after solar winds was that before solar
61:06	winds it was after yeah that was after
61:09	i just wonder i wonder how much of that
61:11	is uh connected
61:13	craig alicia says facebook is changing
61:16	its name why
61:18	facebook is changing its name
61:21	oh is this a
61:23	i can't wait for the answer backwards
61:26	ingenuity don't forget to start prepping
61:28	for winter wool blankets camp stoves and
61:30	gas heaters propane canisters candles
61:33	and solar
61:35	or oil lamps stay warm fam backwoods
61:38	ingenuity i know a lot of people don't
61:40	do oil anymore but
61:42	you know that that's a really great
61:44	option as well uh jesse s thank you says
61:47	remember microsoft patent
61:49	w2020 or o60606
61:52	or something like that yeah i
61:54	believe you're
61:56	right on it
61:57	facebook wasn't a joke
62:00	what
62:00	no we don't know what it is because they
62:02	haven't unveiled it but they want to
62:04	change it because of they want to have a
62:05	new focus on this whole metaverse
62:08	so the name change could come within a
62:10	week according to the verge
62:14	you are kidding me
62:16	oh i know a great name i was actually
62:18	like
62:19	i was waiting for this day um in fact i
62:22	was i was like what if facebook changed
62:24	your name and i was like thinking of all
62:25	these names i'm like
62:27	you know they log your life and um
62:31	you know it like it gives you a place to
62:33	put all the pictures of what's going on
62:35	in your life i was thinking
62:37	check this out dex i know this sounds
62:39	crazy
62:40	but like what about calling it like life
62:43	log what do you think dex
62:46	what do you what do you think
62:48	oh that that name sounds so familiar
62:50	what was it
62:51	gosh it's right
62:53	i've heard that i just came over have
62:55	you
62:55	facebook
62:57	you know life log
63:00	i i thought it was i i thought it was a
63:02	good one i mean i i i made that up
63:06	i i sent it to myself in a in a
63:09	envelope so it'd be
63:11	uh copyrighted i i think it's gonna be
63:13	like the united states uh social credit
63:17	system
63:19	something
63:20	uscs right
63:23	uscs yeah no that makes sense
63:26	you can send it through uscs united
63:29	states uh social credit system usscs oh
63:32	the uss
63:34	cs or no the ussr
63:38	cs something like that i think that
63:40	would work too
63:41	no called the ussr the united states
63:45	social
63:46	uh reality yes
63:48	dex what do you think about that call
63:50	facebook ussr
63:53	right
63:54	right perfect uh let's call zuck now
63:58	okay
63:59	all right
64:00	um should we stop the show or oh we'll
64:03	call him after okay
64:05	all right and then bill giles thank you
64:07	so much for subscribing by mf and polar
64:10	and stuff thank you so much uh our
64:12	philippente thank you and welcome to the
64:14	fugle fam for subscribing
64:16	uh terra bile says that's how
64:19	they do it hardcore shock people then
64:22	back it off so everyone says well okay
64:24	well go for the less bad thing bam
64:27	that's the way it's through
64:29	uh terribly i believe is talking about
64:31	the irs thing it's like they shock you
64:33	and then they go okay we'll pull back
64:35	but the thing that they're pulling back
64:36	to is still horrible and why would
64:38	anybody accept that they're like oh
64:40	that's that's a compromise no it's not
64:43	how about you just don't track us
64:46	critical u.s infrastructure now needs
64:48	surface-to-air missile protection during
64:50	a crisis
64:53	okay dex what did you think of when you
64:55	saw this
64:58	i was thinking like you know power
65:00	plants and nuclear facilities uh
65:03	you know central offices things like
65:05	that around the nation now need to have
65:08	uh
65:08	missile protection because that means
65:10	they're being targeted they don't just
65:11	make this stuff up right they they have
65:13	to have
65:14	valid threats
65:16	and um you know to to want to opt you
65:19	know create some sort of defense system
65:21	for specific areas like this okay so if
65:24	if you power grids it well again
65:27	so i i don't know if you are listening
65:29	but like
65:32	red alert 2 or like command and conquer
65:34	where you place those little missile
65:36	protection so you know the the other
65:38	computer player doesn't uh missile your
65:41	your stuff
65:42	that's what we're talking about here
65:44	we're talking about uh surface to air
65:47	defense missiles
65:50	for
65:51	our infrastructure
65:53	why would we need that oh
65:55	maybe because planes are going to be
65:56	flying over it
66:00	says a senior officer at the u.s
66:02	canadian north american aerospace
66:04	defense prep command or norad
66:07	says that the command is actively
66:09	engaged in discussions on how to
66:10	optimize air defense capabilities
66:12	including ground-based surface-to-air
66:14	missiles to protect domestic critical
66:17	infrastructure in a crisis
66:21	he said that the growing ability of the
66:22	potential adversaries to launch
66:24	long-range conventional strikes
66:27	especially using advanced air sea and
66:29	submarine launched cruise missiles has
66:32	prompted new concerns about threats to
66:34	the homeland which is quote not a
66:36	sanctuary any longer
66:39	this is a quote from a no rad official
66:43	okay
66:44	said that we are no longer a sanctuary
66:49	basically this that we're not protected
66:51	anymore
66:52	this is just the latest example of the
66:54	u.s officials sounding similar alarm
66:56	bells in recent years but is a less
66:59	common public acknowledgement about the
67:01	limitation of existing defenses within
67:04	the continental us
67:06	because guess what when you send a ton
67:08	of things including drones over and
67:10	you're you're gonna be doing all this
67:12	crazy stuff and they're just coming at
67:13	you with everything then they're sending
67:15	missiles as well
67:16	uh
67:17	by the way i i'm sure that these surface
67:19	to air
67:21	are not the the best at actual cruise
67:23	missiles right dex
67:26	i mean the some of this is to get actual
67:28	planes
67:30	i would assume oh yeah i would think
67:31	this could take anything anything that
67:32	can fly down with the exception of the
67:34	what we talked about last night show
67:37	about hypersonic yeah
67:39	so if you think that they're drilling
67:41	landing on highways and everything else
67:44	and and uh that they're drilling in the
67:46	night drilling uh with no gps drilling
67:49	with uh night vision goggles if you
67:51	think that that's all just uh
67:53	just playing games
67:56	think again oh and by the way uh you
67:59	know china hasn't sent anything over and
68:01	uh basically all the ports are just like
68:04	shut up all of the shortages
68:07	uh it looks like a naval blockade out in
68:09	the water in california and in china so
68:12	what is really going on
68:14	they're telling their people in china
68:16	that we are the perpetrators that we are
68:18	the adversaries we are saying that they
68:20	are the adversaries uh we are setting up
68:23	defenses and offenses right now
68:26	and china overnight ended all of its
68:29	connections with any kind of english
68:31	people you know coming in
68:33	meanwhile what's so crazy is right
68:35	before that blackrock the company that
68:37	owns both sides of the media owns all of
68:40	the banks has pretty much you know stock
68:43	in everything and we're we're saying
68:46	i don't know if you guys know how big
68:47	blackrock is but um
68:50	you know think about like how the
68:51	rothschilds
68:53	actually funded both sides of previous
68:56	wars
68:57	right
68:58	they actually funded both the winner and
69:00	the loser
69:02	funny right
69:04	blackrock
69:05	has more gdp than almost every country
69:08	in the world combined
69:10	except for the us and china
69:13	so who are the three richest countries
69:15	in the world the united states
69:18	china
69:19	and then blackrock oh wait blackrock
69:22	isn't a country
69:24	it's a investment firm
69:26	and did you know that blackrock also
69:29	owns five to ten percent
69:32	of all uh at least
69:34	two of the things that everybody is now
69:37	being made to get
69:40	it's just funny how all of this stuff is
69:42	kind of uh just
69:44	so coincidental
69:47	lots of really crazy stuff going on i
69:49	don't understand how people aren't
69:51	seeing this conflict coming
69:54	it's more than the writings on the wall
69:56	the writing is being projected into the
69:59	sky
70:00	it's being wrote with a plane it's being
70:02	towed behind a blimp
70:04	and people are still blind
70:08	they are telling us we're going to war
70:10	and people are still not listening
70:12	people are focused on netflix people are
70:15	focused on the debate of who's getting
70:18	fired at netflix or uh who's getting
70:21	canceled
70:23	meanwhile over in china they're
70:25	canceling just everything western
70:28	anything
70:29	all of their pop stars anybody who the
70:32	people idolized besides the government
70:35	just got wiped out they wiped out all
70:38	english speak uh speaking period they
70:40	don't want it taught in schools anymore
70:42	they don't want anything to do with the
70:44	us and it's pretty uh pretty huge just
70:47	that by itself saying hey we don't want
70:49	english exams we don't want our our
70:51	country to learn english
70:53	that's kind of saying like a long-term
70:55	thing like yeah don't worry we're not
70:57	gonna we're not gonna need uh
70:59	to to do english anymore because we're
71:02	gonna be the top dog they're gonna learn
71:04	chinese
71:08	that's why john cena and people are like
71:10	that are going
71:12	to i oh and they're trying to learn
71:14	chinese to apologize to appease the
71:16	chinese government because well
71:19	if they don't then their movie is not
71:22	seen in all of china but i think it's a
71:23	little bit more than that i think that
71:25	they won't have a seat at the new table
71:29	something is happening major
71:32	right underneath our noses
71:34	i think the conflict has already started
71:37	and now i'm really starting to see it
71:40	especially with the
71:42	now we are our weakest
71:44	think about that
71:49	just in my city alone which is a very
71:52	very progressive city
71:55	a huge chunk of our police and fire just
71:57	resigned and there was a video of them
72:00	all walking their boots up to city hall
72:02	and dropping them off
72:04	we i mean we are short police we are
72:07	short fire we're short ems we're short
72:09	everything
72:11	that's just one and we're a very
72:13	progressive uh very you know pro
72:15	everything
72:17	so if we're having a hard time then i
72:19	bet the whole country is and guess what
72:21	that means uh
72:23	as far as military goes there's time
72:26	tons of people who are resigning leaving
72:28	saying i don't care if i'm discharged i
72:31	don't want to do this
72:33	that puts us at a huge disadvantage
72:40	they're putting
72:41	air to surface to air missiles around
72:44	our infrastructure right now think about
72:46	that
72:47	beijing demands u.s provide the full
72:50	details of the nuclear submarine
72:52	incident defense ministry says
72:56	okay so why this matters the submarine
73:00	incident that happened a few weeks ago
73:02	it essentially hit something
73:04	and it had damage to it and everybody's
73:06	asking this question how did this
73:07	multi-billion dollar uh submarine which
73:10	can basically see everything without
73:13	seeing it because these things are the
73:14	most advanced technology ever ran into
73:17	something
73:18	and everybody they even made articles a
73:20	bunch of articles saying oh well it does
73:22	happen these things do happen they do
73:24	accidentally bump into things right
73:34	do you believe that
73:36	well now china is saying they want us to
73:39	publicly expose what we hit and why
73:43	dex can you i what do you think on this
73:46	i think i almost think we hit somebody
73:47	they have they know the story and they
73:50	probably think it will make us look bad
73:51	and it probably involves them
73:54	they want it to come out i think we hit
73:55	their sub or we hit one of their ships
73:58	or we had a little scuffle
74:01	maybe this is china saying
74:04	talk about this publicly tell them we're
74:06	at tell them we're at war right now
74:09	what about that like what if they're
74:11	already what if what if they're already
74:13	exchanging blows right now
74:16	we have uh i think oh my gosh so check
74:19	this out all of california uh this is so
74:22	crazy so somebody email me you guys
74:24	gotta follow my twitter
74:26	people have been dming me uh messages
74:29	somebody said uh they dm me screenshots
74:32	of their local uh paper i think it was
74:35	michigan michigan says hey don't be
74:37	alarmed 25 helicopters chinooks uh
74:41	blackhawks will be flying over in
74:43	formation don't be alarmed they're
74:45	heading somewhere and then we get a
74:47	video from not my childhood sky
74:50	and it's it's uh all these aircraft and
74:52	it's it's a bunch of chinooks but i'm
74:54	like wait that's not all chinooks it was
74:56	chinooks blackhawks it was all these
74:58	different uh helicopters all all in
75:00	formation and i'm like wait but that's
75:02	not michigan that was over in fl oh i
75:05	think it was colorado city
75:07	was the first one
75:08	not my childhood sky was in apple valley
75:10	california
75:12	so
75:13	and then we get another video of oregon
75:16	and it's like the entire west coast has
75:18	these helicopters doing these crazy
75:20	drills all over the place and i don't
75:21	even know if they're drills
75:23	then she says that they're followed by
75:25	carriers
75:27	off the coast of uh apple valley or i
75:30	believe that's what again if you're in
75:32	the chat go feel free to explain what
75:34	your husband said
75:37	what the hell is going on here
75:40	people are saying that there's navy out
75:41	in the ports like you know like we have
75:43	a naval blockade
75:45	are we out there actually protecting our
75:47	coast
75:49	where did all of those packed carriers
75:52	go
75:55	they could say they're here or there
75:58	but we even we even covered last year
76:00	they said that in extreme times they
76:02	even had a plan to take the transponders
76:04	of our carriers and put them different
76:05	places for the public to see where
76:08	they're at when they're not really that
76:09	that's a decoy
76:12	or they could just turn off their
76:13	transponders or whatever you call it on
76:15	a boat
76:17	what the hell is happening right now
76:20	why are we moving artillery to uh alaska
76:23	why did we move the iron dome system to
76:26	guam
76:27	ask yourself that
76:29	why are we landing uh c-130s and a-10
76:32	warthogs on u.s highways for the first
76:35	time ever
76:36	wake up people
76:38	i hope people share this out what's
76:40	coming next is back we're going to talk
76:42	about it by the way if you joined us
76:43	late we're we're going to talk about the
76:46	ray
76:47	and
76:48	ethnic
76:49	targeted weapons
76:51	being made by china
76:54	uh possibly being made i'll be clear on
76:56	that craig well being made
76:59	already left craigalicious facebook is
77:02	changing its name why thank you again
77:04	bill goalies uh and then
77:07	i think i missed
77:09	uh gb jills and thank you guys uh thank
77:12	you
77:13	thank you seadog for going over to
77:15	paypal during the show says
77:18	thank you guys this is my way of
77:20	contributing
77:22	and they take less thank you hey
77:24	appreciate that no worries thank you sea
77:26	dog
77:27	and it says people are hoarding food
77:30	shortages are the next supply chain
77:32	crunch in denver public school children
77:34	are facing shortages of milk in chicago
77:36	a local market is running short of
77:38	canned goods and boxed items
77:41	dex do you want to go over this real
77:42	quick and then i will also line up um
77:47	i will line up the national guard story
77:49	after this
77:50	yeah so absolutely you know i think
77:52	we're all starting to see it i saw it
77:53	for the first time i saw i saw my own uh
77:56	rationing where they were limiting what
77:58	you could buy and now i've started to
78:00	see even where i shop just empty shelves
78:02	so
78:03	you know this uh specifically you know
78:05	we've talked about it being uh toys
78:07	electronics other things you may need
78:08	but as it starts to get into some of the
78:10	the staples and the things that you
78:12	expect to get in a grocery store um and
78:15	you know things that that people need to
78:16	eat like food uh we're starting to
78:19	either see prices skyrocket or or supply
78:22	just not be available
78:27	and what you know that hits uh schools
78:30	and the foods that they serve all the
78:31	way down to you know your own
78:33	uh grocery shopping and what you do uh
78:36	to to supply the
78:38	you know the food for your family so you
78:40	know this types these types of things
78:42	and these shortages are
78:44	uh expected now at this point and we've
78:47	been talking about it for a long time
78:48	coming but now we're seeing more and
78:50	more of it in the mainstream and i think
78:51	more and more of you can probably walk
78:52	out to any of your grocery stores
78:54	and and see the sky high prices or the
78:56	lack of food and empty shelves
79:00	and it's only going to get it's only
79:02	going to get worse with what is going on
79:04	with what is happening out there
79:08	people are starting to realize what
79:10	percentage of stuff was coming from
79:12	china
79:13	uh let me remind you if we do go to
79:15	conflict 90 over 90 percent of the us
79:18	that we say that 90 97 percent of the
79:22	u.s uh antibiotics were coming from
79:25	china 90 of the whole world's antibiotic
79:29	the active ingredients in those were
79:31	being made in china
79:33	so think about that if you do have a
79:35	situation for like say a year where
79:37	things have gone bad antibiotics would
79:40	instantly be snatched up in every
79:42	pharmacy it would be grab looted
79:44	whatever
79:46	where would you get more
79:48	that is one advantage and we they said
79:50	that we virtually have no way to make
79:53	them or manufacture them here in the us
79:56	that's insane to me
79:59	how did they do that i have no idea and
80:01	again a lot of new people that are here
80:03	will not understand that like will not
80:06	get you know they'll say that can't be
80:07	true
80:09	take a look yourself
80:13	by the way dex it said that there was
80:15	zero all of a sudden so i don't know if
80:16	that was a glitch but
80:20	uh just to check on this oh no no
80:22	there's 4 800.
80:23	okay all right good
80:25	and
80:26	i don't know if you heard mike yes yes i
80:27	did thank you tuberville says national
80:30	guard will battle global supply chain
80:32	crisis by driving the trucks
80:35	superville
80:37	national guard is this is exactly what
80:39	we said
80:41	national guard driving the trucks
80:46	dex is this like exactly what was
80:48	predicted yeah and this is coming from a
80:50	u.s senator so uh from alabama tommy
80:52	tuberville made the statement i think
80:54	you know obviously he has inside
80:56	information uh or it's making it public
80:58	but you know i've also heard that
81:00	there's another article out there
81:01	talking about uh
81:03	the white house con
81:04	reviewing whether or not to roll the
81:06	national guard to drive trucks
81:09	well nobody's panicking because it's
81:10	just national guard replacing the truck
81:12	drivers that are you know quitting
81:13	because of that right
81:16	meanwhile they're putting military all
81:18	over the country and nobody's gonna
81:19	blink an eye because they're gonna go oh
81:21	they're just replacing the jobs that you
81:23	know
81:25	maybe they'll be checking the containers
81:28	before they leave the port
81:31	which our caller wants to talk about
81:34	yeah let's get let's get uh
81:36	let's get our next caller and it looks
81:37	like we have
81:40	v
81:41	v is on the the phone from o h
81:50	v
81:51	uh you can come in now and you are live
81:54	on more frugal news
82:05	and adam v is now live
82:07	hey
82:09	oh mark
82:09	can you hear me
82:14	doesn't don't
82:15	hello
82:16	yes via we can you hear me yes we can
82:19	i did i did the oh and you didn't do the
82:22	io
82:25	yeah sorry about that a little
82:27	uh disbrief disconnection there um i'm a
82:31	first time caller but a frequent
82:32	listener and first off i want to say
82:34	thanks for taking my call and thanks for
82:36	all you're doing
82:37	well hey thanks for calling in and you
82:40	have a uh a theory about the cargo ships
82:43	what's going on with that
82:46	yeah well we um
82:48	throughout the throughout the show so
82:50	far we've discussed many of the um
82:53	criteria
82:55	that might
82:56	add to this theory
82:57	but
82:59	just to kind of build up to it
83:02	we already talked about
83:04	you know uh the southern
83:06	border of the continent and what's going
83:08	on there
83:09	and we talked about shortages
83:12	and uh you know we talked about you know
83:15	um the health issue that's been going on
83:17	and what people are are being made to do
83:20	or you know pushed to do and uh jobs
83:24	that might be in jeopardy depending on
83:26	their decisions
83:27	um you know i'm a big fan of logic and
83:30	critical thinking and i can't help but
83:32	come up with a a theory
83:35	that you know now we have these
83:38	uh supposed supply shortages
83:41	um it looks um
83:44	i don't know how designed i guess you
83:46	would say on the east and the west coast
83:48	we have on both coasts we have all of
83:51	these cargo ships
83:53	um
83:55	that are being held up
83:57	and some of them have been there for
83:58	longer than six months on the west coast
84:00	i think the count now is like somewhere
84:01	near 80 or more
84:04	and with everything going on
84:06	economically you know what i mean and
84:08	with our our current weak leadership
84:12	you know um my theory is
84:15	and you know you can expound on this or
84:17	tell me what you think of
84:18	i'm thinking of a possible like a trojan
84:21	horse
84:23	you know like who knows what's
84:25	really on those ships i mean they're
84:27	large enough
84:29	to uh
84:31	compete with
84:32	carriers
84:34	and we don't really know what's in them
84:36	and i think one time on the show before
84:37	either your show i think it was on your
84:39	show they were contemplating possible uh
84:43	you know uh military uh you know
84:47	projectiles
84:48	that are controlled uh remotely that
84:52	uh you know
84:54	the the country across the sea there uh
84:58	might have put in uh cargo containers so
85:00	i'm i'm contemplating a possible
85:03	trojan horse
85:04	theory and uh imminent conflict that may
85:07	or may not be already occurring
85:11	just using alternative methods
85:13	well so a lot of people talk about how
85:15	the ports that are there are controlled
85:18	by
85:18	or a very good chunk is controlled by
85:22	chinese companies and those chinese
85:24	companies may or may not have uh direct
85:27	lines to the government
85:29	and the chinese government
85:30	uh so they they might be able to you
85:33	know turn a turn ahead or or uh
85:36	you know you know basically turn away or
85:39	turn a blind eye to something going
85:40	through right well then there's also
85:42	there's things in place to try to stop
85:44	that i'm sure there's uh customs or
85:47	whatever that they have to go through
85:48	and maybe some oversight well maybe
85:51	there's a way around that either other
85:52	other than that though we're talking
85:54	about container technology that has been
85:57	around for at least a few years
85:59	maybe a decade
86:01	where the container
86:04	actually has a uh missile technology in
86:06	fact they could launch a full-on icbm
86:10	from a normal 40-yard container
86:13	so that that is what our caller is
86:15	talking about uh v that i mean yeah it's
86:18	very possible of course that that kind
86:20	of stuff is called even though that's
86:22	called like fear porn or whatever else
86:24	that's realistic because that that's
86:26	actually part of one of the things that
86:28	one of their officials plan like they
86:30	said
86:31	we would not be against using that in
86:33	fact uh they said that they would not be
86:36	against anything against the rules uh if
86:39	it came down to that including bio which
86:42	we'll talk about here later but
86:44	but yeah
86:45	i get that i would be i think we've
86:47	already seen bio
86:48	partially i don't i don't think this is
86:51	the big one i i think we're i think
86:54	we'll oh no i think we'll see the real
86:56	bio uh soon
87:00	yeah unfortunately i think you're right
87:03	i just think that you know on your show
87:04	you talk a lot about preparedness
87:07	uh which is a good thing and it's good
87:09	to be prepared with food and supplies
87:10	and you know make sure that you're warm
87:13	and all the rest of it um you know and
87:16	uh you know uh
87:18	other things you should be prepared with
87:20	uh
87:22	you know where seconds count
87:24	and um
87:27	you know i think that people
87:28	should
87:29	should not play down the possibility
87:32	that that things are already uh
87:35	occurring
87:36	and uh
87:38	i think we should be more than ready
87:39	because i i think the you know as you
87:41	said before the writing is on the wall
87:43	you know
87:45	the writing is almost on our foreheads
87:48	it it's right in our faces yeah
87:51	no i i agree with you and absolutely
87:53	and v i i uh appreciate the view because
87:56	i i you know i've been looking at that
87:58	too it's it's like i don't know if they
88:00	would even
88:01	have to come in the country i think they
88:02	could just go right off of our our port
88:06	from california waters and pretty much
88:08	anywhere with the technology they
88:09	already had years ago
88:11	not even this new hypersonic stuff
88:14	you're talking about something that
88:15	would be launched from california to
88:16	california
88:19	and that that would explain the
88:21	mysterious flight patterns of videos
88:24	that people are sending in and that
88:25	would also
88:26	explain why uh certain
88:29	large uh
88:30	carriers of ours are you know misplaced
88:33	you know i think i think
88:35	i think maybe
88:37	they're holding back some of this
88:38	because they don't want to startle
88:40	people
88:41	but i think those that have the ability
88:44	to see and hear what's going on
88:47	should should not play down at all
88:51	the possibility of imminent and
88:55	already a current conflict
88:57	absolutely
88:58	well v thank you it's your first time
89:00	call don't make it your last don't be a
89:02	stranger please
89:03	you know please hey hang out and call us
89:06	again okay
89:09	will do sir thanks for taking my call
89:11	all right thank you so much v have a
89:13	great night from ohio
89:16	uh now i'm showing you my twitter real
89:18	quick blackrock is the company i've been
89:20	talking about blah blah blah this is my
89:22	uh uh twitter here
89:25	so
89:27	uh
89:27	sorry i ever since jacob israel did that
89:31	video saying that blah blah blah
89:33	represented 666 i'd and i forget how
89:37	blah it was like b-l-a was the way to
89:41	say
89:43	the number six in ancient
89:46	something
89:47	so when you say blah blah blah it's like
89:49	saying 666. i and that now i've said it
89:53	every once in a while and i'm like i
89:54	catch it's almost like catching yourself
89:56	if you say the lord's name in vain or
89:59	something and you say you know sorry for
90:01	saying your name in vain jesus name amen
90:03	type of thing
90:04	now that i say i can't say blah it it
90:07	yeah it's weird
90:10	because my uh my six-year-old's been
90:12	saying blah blah blah and that's because
90:14	this other kid
90:16	uh her friend has been saying and i said
90:18	don't say it now i think if it is like a
90:20	bad thing
90:21	uh on my twitter though i'm trying to
90:22	show you there was a
90:24	uh video here this is what we're talking
90:26	about these are the helicopters this was
90:28	sent in by not my childhood sky
90:31	this is on my twitter with the audio uh
90:33	but not only that you can see it a lot
90:35	better when you go over there now
90:38	this is just one this is there's many
90:41	we're getting these all over the country
90:43	why why are these formations going all
90:46	over the country
90:52	i i just think it's uh it's pretty crazy
90:55	okay let's uh
90:57	before we get into
90:59	this next subject okay so we're gonna go
91:01	kind of in depth for the last part of
91:03	the show
91:04	i do want to remind you if you haven't
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92:21	reason why is because so many people are
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93:36	either way if you can't afford to do
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93:42	five dollars in canned food
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94:01	all right and then uh mr fall line thank
94:03	you for subscribing dex let's get into
94:05	this so
94:07	oh man
94:08	so
94:10	we're gonna get into some pretty serious
94:12	stuff here so this is where you would
94:13	want to tune out if you uh easily get
94:16	freaked out
94:17	again
94:20	what experts are saying what uh of
94:22	course anyone who is watching china is
94:25	saying
94:26	is a very creepy thing and essentially
94:29	i'm going to say this once so i hope
94:31	that everybody is here
94:34	it would be race and ethnic targeted
94:38	gene
94:39	weapons
94:40	essentially
94:44	i will say the rest part so i'm going to
94:46	read this this part out
94:48	this is the simplest method of non-viral
94:51	transfection it's called naked dna
94:55	this plays a part in it it says uh
94:57	clinical trials carried out of
94:59	intramuscular injection of a naked dna
95:02	plasmid have occurred with some success
95:05	however the expression has been very low
95:06	in comparison with other methods of
95:08	transfection
95:10	in addition to trials with plasmids
95:11	there have been trials with naked pcr
95:14	product
95:14	which have had similar or greater
95:16	success this success however does not
95:18	compare to that with other methods
95:21	leading to research into more efficient
95:23	methods for delivery of the naked dna
95:27	such as electropor uh poor uh pororation
95:31	or the use of a gene gun
95:35	which shoots dna coated gold particles
95:38	into the cell
95:39	using high pressure gas and we're
95:42	literally talking about and by the way
95:44	it doesn't have to be using uh high
95:46	pressure gas it can actually be a
95:50	tiny miniature gun powder that shoots a
95:52	thing that can go into the body
95:56	and alter things
95:59	decks so
96:01	i'm going to pull you back in
96:04	this sounds like science fiction but
96:06	this is science
96:07	nightmare
96:09	it is and you know so we talk a lot and
96:12	we've seen a lot of advancements in
96:14	what's done in the gene
96:16	uh world as far as like curing ailments
96:19	or trying to find cures for ailments or
96:20	fixing things here and there but what
96:22	we're also we have to understand
96:24	is the investment that the military or
96:28	the militaries around the world but more
96:29	specifically
96:31	what china has done and said they're
96:33	doing and explained and explored
96:36	uh in this specific area okay and what
96:39	they're doing um and
96:41	while it's one thing to learn how to
96:43	necessarily put uh
96:46	some sort of gene changing technology
96:48	into a human it's another thing to
96:51	actually figure out
96:53	how and why you're going to and who
96:55	you're going to target like am i going
96:56	to target certain people am i only going
96:58	to affect certain things am i only going
97:01	to create certain types of diseases or
97:03	certain types of effects and then even
97:06	potentially make antidotes to them so
97:08	that you can then turn around and undo
97:10	what you've done as it relates to combat
97:13	right
97:14	um so when we think about this one of
97:16	the things and we've talked about like
97:17	you know collecting of data for social
97:20	credit scores well there's this other
97:22	notion of collecting of information
97:25	about genetics and getting all of this
97:27	information
97:28	uh into a database so that you can then
97:31	start to understand everything that's
97:33	out there so you can slice up these
97:35	things and i you can create you know a
97:37	device or a a system that will go in and
97:40	say attack a certain you know type of
97:43	person or a certain gender or a certain
97:45	specific and apply a certain specific
97:48	ailment to them whether it be immediate
97:50	or long term right
97:52	and so as we talk about some of these
97:54	things specifically around the testing
97:57	that they have done the tests they have
97:59	created
98:00	a lot of them being dna testing so i
98:02	think the first one you've got here is
98:03	this uh breakthrough and home dna
98:06	testing we we know a lot about
98:08	you know people talking about the the
98:10	at-home tests that you can do to learn
98:12	about your lineage or maybe learn about
98:15	your health you know markers or things
98:17	like that um that's really been
98:19	dominated by a couple of companies and
98:21	one of them is you know
98:23	uh tied in with uh the company that is
98:25	running the platform we're on right
98:28	um but china has specifically invested
98:31	heavily in this whether it's to get the
98:33	data and make sure they have access to
98:35	it or to create
98:36	new ways to
98:38	capture their own data about the
98:40	genetics of people around the world
98:42	whether it's their own citizens or the
98:44	rest of the globe
98:47	now
98:48	if if you're lost so far we're talking
98:51	about
98:52	something that would be
98:54	delivered into a human being and based
98:57	on where they came from
99:01	say like what their pigment is or uh you
99:05	know
99:06	what background they have what country
99:09	of origin they have they would be
99:11	affected differently than others
99:14	this almost sounds like something from
99:16	ww2 that you know say uh you know adolf
99:20	would do
99:22	we're talking about some really really
99:24	evil stuff here
99:27	this actually goes into it says
99:29	china's bargain alternative to
99:30	google-backed genomics uh startup
99:34	23andme genebox says it's developed a
99:36	type of testing apparatus key to
99:38	consumer consumer-grade dna kits uh
99:40	could break a global duopoly
99:43	high-density microarrays are key to
99:45	so-called direct-to-consumer genetic
99:47	testing kits used by the us by dna home
99:50	testing companies like 23andme and
99:52	ancestry.com which encourage people to
99:54	send in saliva samples that are tested
99:57	to determine the likeness of the
99:59	customer's might
100:00	so
100:01	uh going into this next one
100:04	there is uh
100:06	essentially china's been gathering all
100:09	of this data from everywhere and hacking
100:12	data from everyone
100:15	they have been on this huge obsession
100:18	like an arch nemesis just like something
100:21	out of a movie
100:22	trying to get all of this dna data
100:26	this is actually going over how china's
100:29	gene giant harvest data from millions of
100:31	pregnant women a chinese gene company
100:34	selling prenatal tests around the world
100:36	developed them in collaboration with the
100:37	country's military
100:39	military and is using them to collect
100:42	genetic data from millions of women for
100:45	sweeping research on the traits of the
100:47	populations
100:50	a router's review of the scientific
100:51	papers of the company's statements found
100:54	us government advisors warned in march
100:56	that a vast bank of genomic data that
100:59	the company
101:00	bgi group is amassing and analyzing with
101:04	artificial intelligence could give china
101:06	a path
101:07	to economic and military advantage
101:13	why this is this is where it comes in as
101:16	science pins points new links between
101:18	genes and human traits access to the
101:21	biggest most diverse set of human
101:22	genomes is a
101:24	strategic edge
101:26	the technology could propel
101:28	china to dominate global pharmaceuticals
101:31	and also potentially lead to genetically
101:33	enhanced soldiers
101:36	or engineered pathogens to target the us
101:39	population or food supply
101:44	route has found that bgi's prenatal test
101:47	one of the most popular in the world is
101:49	a source of genetic data for the company
101:51	which has worked with the chinese
101:53	military to improve
101:55	population quality
101:58	and genetic research uh to combat
102:00	hearing loss and altitude sickness in
102:02	soldiers
102:04	bgi says that it stores and re-analyzes
102:07	leftover blood samples and genetic data
102:10	from the prenatal tests sold at at least
102:13	52 countries to detect abnormalities
102:17	such as down syndrome in the fetus
102:20	the tess branded nifty
102:23	for non-invasive fetal trisomy
102:28	try some y also capture genetic
102:31	information about the mother as well as
102:33	the personal details such as her country
102:36	height weight
102:37	but not her name bgi computer code
102:40	viewed by 100 shows
102:44	so far more than 8 million women have
102:46	taken bgi's prenatal tests globally
102:50	so again
102:52	gathering in that way and then of course
102:54	china's massive effort to collect its
102:56	people's dna concerns scientists
103:02	it says a report revealing china's
103:03	effort to collect dna from millions of
103:05	men
103:07	to help solve crimes is raising concerns
103:09	among researchers about privacy and
103:12	consent
103:13	they say that people have little control
103:14	over how their information is used and
103:16	probably do not understand the
103:18	implications that dna collection has for
103:21	their families
103:22	chinese state media first reported that
103:24	the government's intention to construct
103:26	a national forensic dna database in 2017
103:30	but a report released on uh 17th of june
103:33	compiled by the australian strategic
103:35	policy uh institute aspi a think tank in
103:39	canberra reveals the scale the key
103:42	details of the operation for the first
103:44	time
103:45	for several years police have been
103:47	collecting dna from men and school-aged
103:50	boys across the country
103:52	they aim to collect and store genetic
103:54	profiles of roughly 10 percent of the
103:56	country's male population as many as 70
103:59	million people
104:01	it says the report estimates that those
104:03	dna profiles can be used to construct
104:05	genetic links to china's entire male
104:07	population
104:08	roughly 700 million people
104:12	the chinese government says the database
104:13	will help to track down criminals who
104:15	are mostly male
104:17	but the report also describes operation
104:19	as part of a government efforts to
104:20	deepen social control
104:24	deep in social control remember what
104:26	they are finding out now they can
104:27	actually change attitudes they can
104:29	change
104:30	uh
104:30	behavior
104:32	with these dna uh with with the stuff
104:34	that they're playing around with now and
104:36	there's no red tape in china they're not
104:39	they don't have any uh you know uh
104:41	political vote on this if g says it's
104:43	done it's done
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105:56	what do you think about what do you
105:58	think about this dex yeah so adam we
106:00	basically set the stage right you if you
106:02	if you just listen to what we've said
106:03	we've talked about this thing called
106:05	naked dna which is a mechanism by which
106:07	you can change genetic information and
106:09	you can deploy it into a human right and
106:12	target things we've talked about this
106:14	country collecting as much genetic
106:16	information as possible obviously trying
106:18	to get the blueprint of as many people
106:21	out there which you if you don't have
106:23	that then you can't create these types
106:25	of things that do stuff whether they do
106:27	good or they do bad right so now let's
106:29	talk specifically
106:31	about what's happened from the military
106:33	perspective and i think the the next
106:35	thing we have is title this is a
106:37	document it's actually published on the
106:39	army military journal of science okay
106:42	it's an older document written by
106:43	colonel uh gweijay we from the people's
106:48	lib
106:49	army of china and he talks the title of
106:52	it is the ultra micro non-lethal and
106:54	reversible looking ahead to military
106:58	biotech all right
106:59	and adam we've highlighted a few things
107:01	in this article so that you don't have
107:02	to read or this
107:04	white paper so to speak so you'd have to
107:05	read the whole thing and we've got the
107:06	whole thing published on the website but
107:08	let's go over some of those highlighted
107:09	areas real quick
107:12	direct integration university of
107:14	wisconsin scientists have made exogenous
107:17	naked dna dna and injected it into veins
107:21	for easy access into muscle cells for
107:24	gene therapy by combining this knowledge
107:27	and particle gun technology we could
107:29	create a micro bullet out of a one um
107:32	tungsten or gold ion on whose surface
107:36	plasmid dna or naked dna could be
107:38	precipitated
107:40	and deliver that bullet via a gunpowder
107:43	explosion electron transmission or high
107:46	pressured gas to penetrate the body's
107:49	surface
107:50	it says we could then release dna
107:52	molecules to integrate with the host
107:54	cells through blood circulation and
107:56	cause disease or injury by controlling
108:00	genes
108:03	they could cause disease or injury
108:07	through controlling genes
108:09	and then the next part
108:11	specificity of wounding
108:13	precision injury is an embodiment of
108:17	specificity
108:18	says hgp and proteomics have greatly
108:22	enriched bioinformation if we acquire a
108:25	target's genome and proteome information
108:28	including those of ethnic groups or
108:30	individuals we could design a vulner a
108:33	vulnerability
108:36	vulnerating agent that attacks only key
108:38	enemies without doing any harm to
108:40	ordinary people we could also can
108:43	find the attack to a more precise level
108:46	injuries might be a limited to a
108:48	specific gene sequence or specific
108:50	protein structure
108:52	through gene manipulation we can attack
108:54	or injure one or more
108:56	key human physiological functions the
109:00	ability to learn
109:02	memorize keep one's balance or perform
109:05	fine motor activities and even act
109:08	aggressively without a threat to life
109:12	so they don't even have to they could do
109:13	something to you to make you actually a
109:16	zombie like go and just be aggressive to
109:18	everybody
109:19	uh or they could take away your ability
109:22	to learn
109:24	this is a part of the brain they could
109:26	just switch off without you
109:29	absolutely and as you're going to the
109:30	next section i just want to remind
109:32	people this is coming from
109:34	a chinese colonel who studies what
109:37	they're doing with this and and
109:39	designing what they're doing with this
109:40	for military applications this is not
109:43	just oh let's make you know health
109:45	better in in the hospitals
109:48	controllability and recoverability
109:50	unlike weapons that use ammunition those
109:52	damaging whose damaging effects can only
109:55	be ascertained after shooting we can
109:58	test in a laboratory the degree of
110:00	damage biotechnological weapons produce
110:02	we can control the degree of injuries
110:04	and damage produced
110:06	and even provide an antitote or a cure
110:09	a um or a counter vulnerating agent or a
110:13	piece of
110:15	information providing such an anodyne to
110:18	our enemies would represent real
110:20	mercy
110:23	now i didn't think about it before but
110:25	what if uh
110:28	what if that's
110:29	no i'm not even gonna say it you know
110:31	what i'm saying
110:33	what if uh
110:36	what if the
110:37	original thing two years ago was that
110:41	and the thing now is that and it's kind
110:43	of crazy because
110:45	it does have something in there and then
110:48	they talked about a pcr
110:50	product in here and then to test for
110:54	this it's the
110:55	that test i don't know it's pretty crazy
110:59	but
111:00	that would mean that that thing is a
111:02	good thing and that it fixes the bad
111:05	thing like that's the antidote to the
111:07	the bad thing right
111:09	difficulty in taking precautions uh
111:12	because of sheer number of living bodies
111:14	military biotechnology can use the
111:16	reformed
111:18	managed gene order
111:20	or protein structure is like a specially
111:23	made lock only the developer has the key
111:26	and it is difficult to enemy for enemies
111:28	to unlock
111:30	it says not yet an instrument of
111:32	military power it says military
111:34	biotechnology has not yet become an
111:36	instrument of military power the laws
111:38	rules and essential qualities of modern
111:40	biotechnology have not been clarified
111:42	we cannot use or control it at our will
111:45	progress is still needed in supporting
111:47	areas such as military information
111:49	technologies
111:50	and
111:51	material science even so the increased
111:54	pace of the development of modern
111:55	biotechnology tells us that the day on
111:58	which we will begin to make full
112:00	military use of it its advantages are
112:02	not too far off
112:04	okay not too far off that's not very far
112:06	off this document was written not very
112:08	long ago either okay it's not written
112:11	this week this was written a few years
112:13	back right many years back that's how
112:15	much development they've been doing this
112:17	is 2005. yeah two there you go 2005. so
112:20	2005 guys we're talking about something
112:23	that they were doing and talking about
112:24	in great detail in 2005. they've been
112:27	doing it for a lot longer than that
112:28	probably all the major countries have
112:30	been doing some form of this
112:32	but for them to say it's not too far off
112:35	and here we are
112:37	and so now we
112:38	now dex you can go over the scientific
112:40	risk assessment of genetic weapon
112:42	systems and then i'll scroll down so
112:43	this is yeah so this is yet another
112:45	document it's a very this is a very
112:47	large pdf and by the way we're showing
112:49	on the screen we've cut the pages out
112:50	just to get to the stuff we want to
112:51	highlight but all of this is on our
112:53	website
112:54	but yeah so um
112:56	any of the cut parts uh just in case
112:58	somebody goes hey there's missing pages
113:00	uh the whole thing we have done this for
113:03	time and so i didn't have to scroll
113:05	through 50 pages
113:07	but again the full document unedited uh
113:11	uncut is on our website you can go to do
113:13	it yourself okay so let's go down to the
113:16	first highlighted area and then dex i'm
113:18	going to have you talk about this
113:20	as uh the weaponization of biological
113:22	bodies will become a reality in the
113:24	future non-traditional combat styles
113:26	will take stage biological frontier will
113:28	now become the new high frontier of
113:30	national defense dex
113:33	okay so they're basically saying biotech
113:35	is the next way of militarization right
113:39	and and i'll just keep reading
113:41	biotechnology will make biological
113:43	weaponization a reality
113:46	new non-traditional forms of
113:47	confrontation such as these types of
113:49	attacks
113:50	and destruction and ecological control
113:52	will become possible and it's the
113:54	basically it's the frontier right
113:56	they're gonna break uh it will break
113:58	through the traditional national
113:59	security and national defense boundaries
114:02	so think about that like we just
114:03	mentioned earlier that they can design
114:05	this stuff and only the person who
114:07	designs it has the key to unlock it in
114:09	other words only that person can create
114:11	an antidote
114:12	you can't defend against this
114:18	and
114:19	certain countries don't have to
114:21	sign off on it they don't have they
114:23	don't have to worry about you know
114:26	uh awoke brigade saying hey we can't do
114:29	this it's wrong
114:31	there's one man who decides or doesn't
114:33	decide if they do it
114:35	and it's definitely not mr b
114:39	um
114:41	and and so you may think you know and
114:43	adam i think you jump to the next
114:44	session you may think that oh well we've
114:46	got things like the geneva conventions
114:47	and other stuff that sort of protect us
114:49	and while certainly
114:51	you know we all raise our hands and say
114:52	we're going to abide by that and we're
114:54	not going to do anything bad uh but
114:56	specifically even china said hey we're
114:58	not going to we're not going to do this
115:00	but then they also come out and say
115:02	you know that they should not hesitate
115:05	and and go ahead if you want to read
115:06	that adam
115:08	yeah it says a revolutionary impact on
115:11	weapons and equipment combat space war
115:14	form military theory etc the biological
115:16	military revolution
115:18	will be the first military revolution
115:20	since mankind
115:22	entered the new millennium and the first
115:24	military revolution started by
115:27	biotechnology in nearly 5 000
115:30	years now this is by the way this is on
115:33	a government website uh we again that is
115:36	linked there
115:37	uh this next part
115:40	yeah this is the this is the key part
115:41	that's what i was talking about sorry
115:43	no go ahead
115:45	so this is where the pla this is
115:48	this is in our documents and it's
115:50	talking about the pla
115:53	go ahead
115:55	yeah so china should not hesitate if it
115:57	should have to defend itself to use as
116:00	many means of warfare as possible
116:03	including these type of weapons that are
116:05	not permitted by international law and
116:08	rules of war such as chemical and
116:10	biological weapons so that is the point
116:14	that while they raise their hand and say
116:16	we're good and will abide by the rules
116:18	they outright say that no matter what if
116:21	they're going to defend themselves or do
116:22	anything about for themselves or their
116:25	mandate
116:26	for their own any excuse that they have
116:29	they don't have to abide by the laws and
116:31	they choose not to so say one thing and
116:33	do another
116:36	they're directly saying that we could
116:39	use this and and this is on the table
116:42	for us we don't care if it's not on the
116:44	table for anybody else
116:46	uh
116:47	and then on our side we are preparing
116:50	for them to use this kind of bio event
116:54	again there's no way to defend against
116:56	it uh well there is one way uh would be
117:00	to not let them
117:02	get it in in you right
117:04	which is kind of crazy
117:07	i don't even know it sounds to me like
117:08	you wouldn't even know if it was in you
117:10	right they're gonna they're gonna have
117:11	technology that they can actually put
117:13	this in you without you knowing right
117:15	that's what's so crazy about this
117:17	so we're um
117:18	the rest of this the the one thing that
117:20	was also in this document and we i'm
117:22	kind of jumping ahead adam for the sake
117:23	of time we're out uh is that yeah we're
117:25	running out of time here but we've
117:27	covered the most important you guys get
117:29	the picture right how serious this is
117:31	and how much they've been doing this for
117:32	many years right and just think about
117:35	all the things that have come together
117:36	now the other thing is that you know
117:37	russia has also been doing this right so
117:40	um and while publicly and at least
117:42	what's been stated is it's not been as
117:45	elaborate as what we've seen with china
117:47	so while we should think that you know
117:49	i'm sure the u.s has this technology i'm
117:51	sure russia has this technology but it
117:53	is absolutely clear that china is is
117:56	very much out in the forefront and
117:58	talking about making this and we've seen
118:00	what they've done
118:01	when it comes to ethnicity and what
118:04	their concerns are about that in their
118:06	own country and with other people around
118:07	the world uh we certainly you know they
118:10	are not the gold star standard when it
118:13	comes to that kind of stuff they take
118:14	certain ethnic groups and they put them
118:16	in in
118:18	essentially cages exactly so when you
118:21	think about giving them a tool or them
118:23	creating a tool and creating a database
118:25	that gives them the ability to control
118:26	and manipulate
118:28	anybody of any type and and being able
118:31	to create you know hey i want to go
118:32	after this one ethnic group or i want to
118:34	go after
118:35	males of a certain stature or i want to
118:37	you know make these people not be able
118:38	to walk
118:40	they can do that and and that's what
118:41	they're designing here and that's that's
118:43	a pretty scary future when it comes to
118:45	this type of uh this type of technology
118:48	absolutely uh
118:50	shocking stuff here that nobody would
118:52	even believe
118:53	would ever be used or
118:55	or for people to even
118:57	think about using this it is very
118:59	possible i just want to stress that of
119:01	course you know this is this is
119:04	information that is being put together
119:05	by experts it is not a fact yet and
119:08	hopefully it's never going to
119:11	i hate i can't say it like i hate saying
119:14	i can't say that because we know
119:16	what they're doing i mean you don't
119:18	gather all that information for no
119:20	reason but i don't i also don't want to
119:22	have people
119:25	you know
119:28	use your best judgment okay
119:31	do your own research on this as well we
119:33	we give you all of the links we give you
119:35	all of the information i do want to say
119:37	i missed jeff p's comment um in fact i
119:41	believe we had to pop in so i just want
119:43	to say jeff p thank you for your support
119:45	uh jeff p if you guys haven't checked
119:46	out his channel uh he said check out
119:48	club k
119:50	it's russian design that had four
119:52	long range missiles launched from inside
119:55	a shipping container just like the ones
119:57	anchored off her coastlines jeff p i've
119:59	actually yeah i've just shown videos of
120:02	like how they animated what it would do
120:05	they can put them on trucks they can put
120:07	them on boats they can put them on uh of
120:09	course trains
120:10	so you have a trifecta there they could
120:12	put them in three different places three
120:14	different transports and nobody would
120:16	know
120:17	pretty crazy stuff so if one doesn't i
120:19	mean you would have redundancy so if one
120:22	gets caught the others wouldn't
120:24	uh and then sim and adam hey we've we've
120:27	run out of time on on youtube just so
120:29	you know did it cut um it not yet i can
120:31	cut it and everybody i just want people
120:33	can jump over to jams and pick up the
120:35	last bit of those
120:37	i just want to say thank you simply pony
120:39	uh project exodus david bennett make
120:41	sure subscribe to marfuglejams the live
120:44	show we'll continue over there uh again
120:47	thank you and then kathy chavez ochoa
120:50	thank you so much uh
120:52	gone girl triple seven thank you susan
120:54	donohue thank you guys i appreciate you
120:56	and then um
120:58	everyone else i will see you over on
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