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00:01:02.719That was awesome, bro.
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00:01:04.719I mean, that's a good fucking buy, dude.
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00:01:06.079I mean, what the hell?
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00:01:16.239Yeah, how's it going, guys?
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00:01:18.400We hope you're getting a good laugh from that one as well.
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00:01:30.319It's that was another day in the hood around here up in Studio 105 for anything and everything podcast.
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00:01:33.200What's going on, people, man?
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00:01:35.840Thank you once again for tuning in and checking us out.
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00:01:44.640You know, everybody saw all the different stuff about Fauci and him sucking on the Fifth Amendment and all that stuff.
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00:01:54.000We got some really crazy stuff for you because, you know, we beat up on these flock cameras like every episode we can.
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00:01:58.879We've been spreading the word, letting everybody know that's against your rights, man.
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00:01:59.920But check it out.
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00:02:01.519It was a distraction.
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00:02:04.079Just like everything else, we got distracted, man.
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00:02:06.159You know, just like everything else.
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00:02:17.199We started pointing our fingers at this, focusing our attention on this, and then now we find out that, man, they got way more stuff in store for us.
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00:02:21.919And even the President of the United States himself has invested in this company.
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00:02:30.560We also have some ex-CIA members that have for some reason come out, written books, told all kinds of stuff.
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00:02:34.960Of course, they're demonetized for every book they've written because of what they've said.
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00:02:42.000But we've got that, and then we've also got some people hearing noises again where it's like, whose voice is that?
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00:02:52.400Hey guys, we'll get back to the video in just a second, but first, check out a video from our favorite local badass band.
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00:03:02.879I don't know what's wrong with it.
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00:06:52.399Yeah, with the X faces too.
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00:07:00.959I'm excited too, so you know, and and live music's always the best.
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00:07:02.079So Damn right.
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00:07:07.040Now, if this doesn't scare you, you might be a sociopath.
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00:07:15.920We've seen the public backlash against flock surveillance cameras just ushering in mass surveillance citizens revolting.
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00:07:17.120I love it.
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00:07:25.920But what if you found out there's something else at play that makes flock look like child's play when it comes to mass surveillance?
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00:07:38.000Well, how about a company called Lightpost that wants to turn the 60 million streetlights in the US into AI surveillance cameras, watching you at all times?
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00:07:39.199Take a look.
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00:07:46.959To turn streetlights into smart ALPR and live streaming cameras without having to add a single pole in the ground.
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00:07:54.000This partnership accelerates deployments and turns existing infrastructure into intelligent, interconnected tools for public safety.
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00:07:58.240We're watching everyone for public safety.
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00:08:04.639We're gonna hear from this company and you're gonna find out what you need to know because they're coming.
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00:08:07.360Welcome back to the GP React channel, my freedom loving friend.
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00:08:11.519This is where we help spread the light of truth and freedom because truth conquers.
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00:08:15.680And if you're a truth seeker, you probably like your freedoms.
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00:08:18.959You like your Bill of Rights to be real.
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00:08:24.240Therefore, mass surveillance, it legitimately needs to be conquered.
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00:08:27.199Yeah, I have loved the past couple weeks.
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00:08:33.200The revolt against Flock safety cameras has been going all over.
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00:08:40.960But these Axon Lightpost cameras, surveillance networked, it really makes Flock look like child's play.
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00:08:46.000And by the way, Flock, like, it's just it's not child's play.
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00:08:47.759It's authoritarianism.
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00:08:51.919But Lightpost makes that authoritarianism look like child's play.
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00:08:59.440Before we get into lightpost, just take a quick look at a lady suffering the consequences of mass surveillance by Flock.
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00:09:01.200We have cameras everywhere in that town.
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00:09:03.519You can't get a breath of fresh air in or out without us knowing.
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00:09:07.200Chrisana Elzer learned the power of Flock firsthand.
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00:09:11.840You were in town from 1152 until 1209.
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00:09:12.879Exactly.
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00:09:13.919That's great.
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00:09:16.000Like, I don't know if she's guilty or not.
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00:09:17.039Doesn't matter.
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00:09:23.600In this case, what we realize is, oh, you can't get a breath without being monitored.
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00:09:26.720They knew t to the exact minute.
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00:09:30.159When she entered town, when she left town.
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00:09:35.600It's for public safety! Then why do you surveil everyone?
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00:09:42.159Well, it's for public safety! Because amongst everyone there's some criminals.
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00:09:51.600It's just it's it'd just be like if they have a warrant to go raid and search someone's house because they're suspected of criminal activity.
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00:10:00.320This would be like, well, the FBI can just come and raid your house anytime they want.
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00:10:03.600Why are they doing for public safety?
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00:10:07.519They are monitoring the situation for criminals.
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00:10:08.639But I didn't do anything.
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00:10:11.360Then you should have nothing to worry about.
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00:10:16.399We are surveilling and invading your privacy for public safety.
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00:10:24.960Before we hear from this mass surveillance light post company, and uh boy are they ambitious.
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00:10:25.919Gosh.
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00:10:32.000We don't need to put in these polls that everybody's cutting down like they are with Flock.
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00:10:35.279Because there's poles already all around this country.
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00:10:40.639There are 60 million lightposts in this country already.
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00:10:43.919So we just attach our little cameras and microphones.
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00:10:49.919Look at it! Our mass surveillance network is 60 million cameras.
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00:10:53.039Watching 300 million people.
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00:11:00.480It's a lot of cameras, but it's easy to do when we use light posts that are already there.
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00:11:02.639Anyway, quick rundown.
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00:11:04.879Flock isn't the only concern.
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00:11:07.120This is from Jason Bassler on Twitter.
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00:11:09.600Ever heard of Axon Lightpost?
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00:11:11.279I didn't until this.
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00:11:17.840It's a network surveillance node with microphones, cameras, and real-time feeds.
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00:11:22.639Flock tracks plates, Axon LP tracks everything around them.
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00:11:26.879Two companies, one goal, the normalization of total surveillance.
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00:11:27.919Yeah, it's great.
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00:11:28.320Cool.
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00:11:32.639Light pole, their cameras, microphones, it's really phenomenal.
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00:11:38.879And when you hear the term uh LRP, it stands for like license plate reader.
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00:11:43.519Uh license plate re LPR.
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00:11:46.240LPR camera, I think is the term.
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00:11:56.240Because these cameras, they're said, well, they read license plates because 75% of all crimes involve like a car, so we're reading license plates.
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00:12:02.159It's like saying, you know, 75% of all criminals have houses, so we're just raiding houses.
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00:12:03.519That's what we're doing.
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00:12:07.120So they market them as we read license plates.
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00:12:08.320But guess what?
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00:12:11.120Humans show up on these cameras.
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00:12:13.600They literally record everything.
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00:12:16.000But we're just looking at the license plates.
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00:12:18.000Well, you're recording everything.
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00:12:29.840So let's hear from the company Axon Lightpost themselves and just what their ambitions are, and of course, why their ambitions are for your benefit.
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00:12:32.480That's what this company stands for, I'm sure.
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00:12:46.480Now, uh, this guy who's opened our video on stage, dressed like he's in Star Trek for some reason, uh, is about to hand the mic over to Axon Lightpost, business guy.
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00:12:49.440Now, streetlights can do more than light the street.
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00:12:50.480They can protect it.
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00:12:54.639We call this Axon Lightpost.
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00:13:00.080And to share more about this partnership, please welcome the CEO of Ubiquia, Ian.
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00:13:02.000I'm sorry, Ian Aaron.
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00:13:02.799I love that.
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00:13:05.600I've introduced people on stage and pronounced their names wrong.
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00:13:07.759It's actually very embarrassing on you.
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00:13:10.000Now look at this guy, he's relatable.
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00:13:11.919Come on, he's out for our protection.
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00:13:21.279He doesn't even have a suit and tie on, collared shirt, top buttons, not buttoned, you know, casual guy's jeans and kind of gay-looking boots.
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00:13:23.440Like, this is just a normal guy.
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00:13:26.240He's not doing total surveillance.
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00:13:27.679Is he?
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00:13:29.919Thanks, Rick.
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00:13:31.200So you're welcome.
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00:13:33.759And you bit we our mission is simple.
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00:13:37.519To make the world smarter, safer, and more connected.
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00:13:40.960Alright, can we stop with a safety crap?
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00:13:43.120Like, who was it?
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00:13:45.600Uh Benjamin Franklin?
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00:13:47.279Thomas Jefferson?
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00:13:54.080One of those guys said, if you would trade your freedoms for safety, you deserve neither.
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00:13:57.679So can we stop with the safety crap, guys?
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00:13:59.919We don't need the world nerfed.
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00:14:02.080We don't need that.
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00:14:05.440So quit using that as an excuse.
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00:14:08.559It's a lazy excuse for total surveillance.
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00:14:21.120I would rather than come out to say, like, yeah, you think we are uh our mission is total surveillance and selling all that surveillance data to the government or whoever wants to buy it, but like that's our mission.
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00:14:23.440It's like oh cool, safety, thank you.
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00:14:29.039Should we wear condoms preventatively just to be safe?
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00:14:29.679Yes.
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00:14:33.679Should we wear seat belts when we're just walking around?
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00:14:38.240You know, just to should we mask up just for safety?
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00:14:40.799Stop with the safety stuff, guys.
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00:14:45.120We actually do that by leveraging the existing infrastructure that's already in the ground.
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00:14:46.159Oh, that's exciting.
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00:14:48.320That's 60 million streetlights in the US.
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00:14:51.360And actually 450 million worldwide.
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00:14:57.919Would you like the benefits of light pollution to s w with total surveillance?
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00:15:02.000We're not even gonna let you see the stars in the sky while we watch you.
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00:15:04.159We don't want you to have that much freedom.
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00:15:06.000And we make them intelligent.
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00:15:07.360Intelligent.
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00:15:19.360We built a reputation with more than 900 cities and utilities for turning ordinary streetlights into extraordinary tools for public safety.
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00:15:23.919Yeah, those uh it's not a it's not a good reputation.
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00:15:25.120So you know.
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00:15:25.759Rick.
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00:15:33.360Our Ubi Hub platform is easy to install, simple to relocate, great, and built to scale.
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00:15:36.320We want this thing scaled.
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00:15:38.879We just want more of them.
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00:15:43.679Deploy and expand their video and LPR capabilities quickly.
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00:15:46.080Great LPR, that's a license plate reader.
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00:15:50.559We're excited to announce our collaboration with Axon Lightpost.
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00:16:02.080Yes, creating together a powerful streetlight-based platform for video surveillance and LPR, all integrating seamlessly with Axon Fuses.
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00:16:12.240We believe this will be a game changer giving law enforcement more eyes and real-time intelligence where they need it and when they need it.
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00:16:15.360Here's a brief video to show you how we do it.
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00:16:20.080By the way, I I haven't seen this video yet that he's showing.
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00:16:24.720My prediction might seem a little dystopian.
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00:16:26.639We're gonna find out.
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00:16:36.639Already it does.
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00:16:40.559To protect our communities, we need more visibility.
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00:17:04.240Excellent.
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00:17:05.519Ribbing.
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00:17:07.279Yep.
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00:17:19.920Violating you?
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00:17:22.720It's not gonna cost us much money to do.
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00:17:28.000Cuz we get to use the light poles that you, the taxpayers, already paid for.
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00:17:28.960Look at you.
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00:17:35.119You are actually funding us surveilling you, taking away your rights.
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00:17:37.920You're welcome! You're welcome.
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00:17:42.720We frame that in the video like it's a good thing because we think you're stupid.
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00:17:43.920And you know what?
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00:17:46.640You probably are stupid.
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00:17:50.400So let's get these things installed on the double.
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00:17:54.160Rick, can you get these installed on the double?
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00:17:57.519Rick said he's getting them installed on the double.
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00:17:58.000Okay.
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00:18:00.160Do you feel safer yet?
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00:18:02.880Does stupid feel safe?
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00:18:06.799It should feel very safe to be stupid.
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00:18:10.240Our country can't function unless you're stupid.
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00:18:12.640So stupid feels safe.
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00:18:20.400Let's feel safe, guys! Yeah, I don't need it.
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00:18:22.160I never do.
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00:18:29.759Public safety innovation at scale.
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00:18:36.640Yeah, but they probably paid three million dollars to some branding agency to come up with that stupid tagline.
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00:18:39.200Public safety at scale.
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00:18:45.680So now with the help of my teammate, Todd.
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00:18:46.319Teammate.
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00:18:46.960Alright.
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00:18:48.640He and Todd are gay lovers.
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00:18:52.720He says teammate, but uh let's install Axe and Lightpost in real time.
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00:18:53.200Yeah.
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00:18:56.319Todd, put on your pants and come install this.
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00:19:01.200Todd's plugging this into the PhotoCell socket, which has been common for 60 years.
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00:19:02.000Nice.
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00:19:03.920I bet I bet Todd.
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00:19:07.039I bet he had a sad night when he learned Lindsey Graham died.
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00:19:09.279On 450 million streetlights.
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00:19:13.440This is how you install Power Connect.
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00:19:14.400Look at Todd.
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00:19:17.519LPR or any network camera.
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00:19:21.680With edge processing, 10 to 40 hours of video storage.
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00:19:25.440And all integrated with Axon fuses.
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00:19:26.319Nice.
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00:19:27.440Great work, Todd.
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00:19:29.839Todd, that is great work.
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00:19:38.480Now go read to children at schools, Todd, because we know you like to do that when you're not installing mass surveillance cameras.
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00:19:43.680So, as we go, I'm certainly a fan of these axon light posts things.
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00:19:47.279You can go to their website, axon.com.
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00:19:51.920Uh, total surveillance, that's the American dream, ladies and gentlemen.
00:19:52.079 -->
00:19:55.920Uh, you saw that guy in Gay Todd just install him real time.
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00:19:58.48060 million light posts, no problem.
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00:20:04.319We're gonna release Gay Todd on all of America and just make you feel safe.
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00:20:07.119Uh, why is Axon Lightpost important?
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00:20:10.640I'm I well I imagine this is gonna be a true statement.
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00:20:11.519Let's hear it.
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00:20:24.000Since 75% of crime involves a vehicle, a vehicle identification is second only to suspect description in import uh in importance for resolving a case.
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00:20:28.559Agencies need more AL automatic license plate reader hits.
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00:20:30.079They need context.
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00:20:30.960Uh great.
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00:20:34.640Yeah, agencies care about catching criminals.
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00:20:37.279Did you look in the Epstein files?
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00:20:41.839Even the unredacted ones, there's just criminals.
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00:20:46.799They talk about torture and girls.
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00:20:51.119Cause I thought you really care about catching criminals.
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00:20:54.880So I wanted you to know where there's some criminals.
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00:20:58.960Dude, we don't need mass surveillance to find the Epstein files.
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00:21:00.000Okay, let's go on.
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00:21:06.400Axon Lightpost provides robust ALPR alerts along with live streaming.
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00:21:07.039Cool.
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00:21:13.519Just live stream some total surveillance to their YouTube channel and vehicle recognition through the ubiquitous.
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00:21:18.799Ubiquia is about the most dystopian creepy word I've ever seen.
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00:21:29.039I'm pretty sure it's a made-up word, because they're making up new levels of authoritarian dystopia nightmare for you to live in.
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00:21:37.039For your protection! Empowering agencies with real-time intelligence to enrich investigations.
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00:21:37.839Yes.
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00:21:43.519Americans, isn't your dream to empower agencies?
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00:21:46.240Who cares about you and your family?
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00:21:59.759But these agencies, like the three letter agencies CIA, Seed Money, help fund uh Palantir, uh the FBI, yeah, they shut down foreign.
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00:22:05.440Involvement, investigations, and the Charlie Kirk's murder before they could even start.
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00:22:07.839These are the three-letter agencies.
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00:22:10.400The CIA probably killed Kennedy.
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00:22:11.279Whatever.
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00:22:16.720But these are the three letter agencies that we want to empower.
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00:22:18.160That's what we care about.
00:22:18.319 -->
00:22:23.119Thank you, Lightpost, for having your thumb on the pulse of what we care about.
00:22:27.599 -->
00:22:29.680Wow, so easy a monkey can do it.
00:22:29.920 -->
00:22:30.400I mean, really.
00:22:35.279 -->
00:22:35.599Yeah, man.
00:22:35.680 -->
00:22:38.000I mean, look how easy it is to assemble.
00:22:38.160 -->
00:22:39.039All right, here you go.
00:22:39.359 -->
00:22:41.279Like I said, man, so easy a monkey can do it.
00:22:41.440 -->
00:22:46.960I mean, and it's just uh 60,000 or 600,000 light posts in America.
00:22:47.279 -->
00:22:48.319Yeah, some s yeah.
00:22:48.400 -->
00:22:49.440I and that's ridiculous.
00:22:49.519 -->
00:22:58.720And you're gonna put and I well, obviously they're not gonna put it on every freaking light post, but they've already counted out where they play obviously they've already planned out where they're putting these ones.
00:22:58.799 -->
00:23:02.720Yeah, because if they know how many light posts there are, they know where they're gonna put these things.
00:23:03.279 -->
00:23:16.960You know the craziest part for me is like, you know, you and I we get up every day, alarms going off, we get up, take a poop, you know, walk the dog, whatever it is, get ready, go to work, do the same job every day.
00:23:17.200 -->
00:23:19.599At the end of the day, you're just like, Man, same thing.
00:23:19.759 -->
00:23:27.759Go home, make some dinner, or watch some TV, go to bed, set the alarm before I do that, so I can wake up the next day and do it again.
00:23:28.079 -->
00:23:31.839And all this time goes on every day, we're just blah blah blah blah blah.
00:23:32.079 -->
00:23:34.000It's the same old, same old thing.
00:23:34.240 -->
00:23:42.400And then you realize that these companies this whole time have been like every little second just building and building and building and building.
00:23:42.720 -->
00:23:49.039And you're like, what the h how the hell did they have all this uh where did they come up with this shit?
00:23:49.680 -->
00:23:51.200Like, holy crap, dude.
00:23:51.599 -->
00:23:55.680I I was thinking, you know, I could probably come up with a lot of ways to watch people.
00:23:56.880 -->
00:24:00.400Like I could come up with ways to catch shoplifters and stuff like that.
00:24:01.039 -->
00:24:06.319But the problem for me is that I'm like, wait a minute, I shouldn't be looking at people.
00:24:06.559 -->
00:24:11.039Like there's things where you're just like your morals and values kick in and you're like, bro, I shouldn't be doing this.
00:24:11.519 -->
00:24:14.319This isn't what uh yeah, this isn't what life is supposed to be about.
00:24:14.799 -->
00:24:16.880These people don't have those morals and values, apparently.
00:24:17.119 -->
00:24:17.440Definitely not.
00:24:18.000 -->
00:24:22.319You know, I I I well i until you put it in their face and be like, I'm watching you.
00:24:22.960 -->
00:24:23.920Maybe that's what we should do.
00:24:24.000 -->
00:24:30.559It's like, you know, let me camp out in front of your house and and I'll just you know drive right behind you because that's basically what you're doing.
00:24:30.960 -->
00:24:37.680Well, and that's the problem though, is that these people that were on that last video we put on there, those are just uh peons, man.
00:24:37.920 -->
00:24:38.720They don't mean nothing.
00:24:38.880 -->
00:24:41.200They're just the the blockers, they're running defense.
00:24:41.440 -->
00:24:47.440You know, you know, you got layers of these morons up ahead, you can never find these people, man.
00:24:47.759 -->
00:24:55.599It's insane how untouchable that all these people are that are touching every one of our lives every day.
00:24:56.000 -->
00:24:56.720But that's what I'm saying.
00:24:56.960 -->
00:25:01.440Maybe maybe if we start touching their minions, or maybe maybe their minions will turn on them.
00:25:02.160 -->
00:25:03.039Maybe it's a possibility.
00:25:03.279 -->
00:25:03.599We never know.
00:25:04.079 -->
00:25:05.680Man, it's it's crazy.
00:25:05.839 -->
00:25:15.440You know, I mean, if you think about it, with all the money that's been invested into that company, you know, what like JP Cyrus said, he's like, they probably paid three million dollars for the commercial.
00:25:17.359 -->
00:25:22.799Uh we don't pay anything for this podcast because we don't have any money.
00:25:23.039 -->
00:25:23.680You know what I mean?
00:25:23.759 -->
00:25:27.920It's like, bro, we have to borrow cameras and use software that somebody else gave us.
00:25:28.160 -->
00:25:28.559Hey, man.
00:25:28.799 -->
00:25:30.240We're out there on the corner every day.
00:25:30.319 -->
00:25:33.519Hey man, we got we're trying to support our podcast.
00:25:34.319 -->
00:25:36.240We got that sign out there.
00:25:36.720 -->
00:25:38.799It's like help support the podcast.
00:25:40.960 -->
00:25:41.920You know, we're broke, broke.
00:25:42.079 -->
00:25:52.720But those people are doing that kind of stuff for just a commercial that's like when you watch it, it looks like watching an Apple commercial, like an Apple computer commercial or something.
00:25:53.200 -->
00:25:54.400Don't forget the keyword.
00:25:55.119 -->
00:25:55.359Safety.
00:25:57.200 -->
00:25:57.920Don't forget the keyword.
00:26:01.839 -->
00:26:02.799It makes everything better.
00:26:03.039 -->
00:26:03.839It's for safety.
00:26:04.319 -->
00:26:04.480Yeah.
00:26:04.799 -->
00:26:07.200You know, back in the day we used to have safety meetings.
00:26:08.079 -->
00:26:08.880Me and my boys.
00:26:09.200 -->
00:26:10.000You know what I mean?
00:26:10.559 -->
00:26:14.640Those are the safest meetings you could possibly have because they're safety.
00:26:15.119 -->
00:26:17.359It doesn't seem like it's real safe, man.
00:26:18.000 -->
00:26:19.039It's insane.
00:26:19.359 -->
00:26:21.279All my boys out there, they know what I'm talking about.
00:26:21.519 -->
00:26:21.680Right.
00:26:22.000 -->
00:26:22.160Right.
00:26:24.240 -->
00:26:24.559That's right.
00:26:24.640 -->
00:26:27.759We gotta have good safety meetings or else people are in danger.
00:26:29.039 -->
00:26:30.160That's the way it works.
00:26:30.480 -->
00:26:38.480But hey, you know, we got some people that have actually escaped the mafia called the CIA and live to speak about it.
00:26:38.640 -->
00:26:40.400And apparently, you know, they wrote books.
00:26:40.559 -->
00:26:50.480This guy, and and you know, he's got all kinds of stuff out there, but everything he releases, like all the money, goes back to the people he's talking about.
00:26:51.920 -->
00:26:55.680I'm not the highest ranking CIA officer to go public.
00:26:56.079 -->
00:26:59.200There have been CIA directors going public all the time.
00:26:59.359 -->
00:27:08.079I think I have the distinction of being one of the highest case officers to go public and endeavor to tell the truth about what the CIA has been up to.
00:27:08.400 -->
00:27:10.720He is John Stockwell.
00:27:10.880 -->
00:27:13.119Spent 12 years inside the CIA.
00:27:13.279 -->
00:27:16.960An ex-Marine, he received the CIA Medal of Merit.
00:27:17.119 -->
00:27:21.599He's one of the highest ranking officers to ever walk out and talk.
00:27:22.000 -->
00:27:28.079Now, what he's about to say is disturbing, and every word of it is documented.
00:27:28.400 -->
00:27:30.720It's a vast subject, a dense subject.
00:27:30.799 -->
00:27:34.400I can't possibly do justice to it in the time allowed.
00:27:34.559 -->
00:27:45.279This means I'm going to have to insult your intelligence by skimming across the top of subjects that you could get a PhD dissertation written in and still not cover thoroughly.
00:27:45.440 -->
00:27:52.720This massive documentation, of course, is the salvation of the intellectually attend.
00:27:52.799 -->
00:27:55.200I urge you to read for yourselves.
00:27:55.359 -->
00:27:59.599Do not take anything I'm saying tonight as the gospel.
00:28:00.000 -->
00:28:08.240I'm telling you that our leaders lied to us, they lied to us systematically, they lied to us with a purpose that may not be your purpose.
00:28:08.400 -->
00:28:16.799Uh some of their lies, if you're a young man, may motivate you uh to go off someday and die, be killed, or to kill people.
00:28:17.039 -->
00:28:23.680And the only way you can defend yourself uh against other people programming you, because we are programmable.
00:28:23.839 -->
00:28:25.839Marine Corps boot camp taught me that.
00:28:26.000 -->
00:28:36.480They can teach you and get you fired up, rah-rah-rah, and then say charge, and you'll charge up the hill without asking why, and perhaps not come, you know, come down the hill uh feet first.
00:28:36.720 -->
00:28:39.680He wrote a book about what he saw inside.
00:28:39.920 -->
00:28:42.079The CIA sued him for it.
00:28:42.240 -->
00:28:49.200A court ordered him to submit everything he writes to the CIA for censorship and awarded them every dollar the book made.
00:28:49.440 -->
00:28:53.279He's the only author who asks people not to buy his book.
00:28:53.519 -->
00:29:10.400If you don't defend yourself by filling your mind with a true understanding of what's happening in the world, then others will fill it up for you, and then at some point in time, use the information and the conditioning that they've planted in your mind and breast uh to use you, if you will.
00:29:10.720 -->
00:29:16.559What you're about to watch is almost three hours of testimony, compressed into the parts I found most revealing.
00:29:16.720 -->
00:29:19.039I urge you to watch this video till the end.
00:29:19.200 -->
00:29:24.079Some of it will confirm what you already suspected, and some of it you're not ready for.
00:29:24.400 -->
00:29:30.079Meanwhile, CIA activities, of course, have taken their own, left their own permanent mark on U.S.
00:29:30.319 -->
00:29:30.960society.
00:29:31.200 -->
00:29:37.759The MK Ultra program, I'll talk about it and perhaps not come, you know, come down the hill uh feet first.
00:29:45.440 -->
00:29:50.160Says that there were 175 different projects in that one program.
00:29:50.319 -->
00:29:52.160We know of about five of them.
00:29:52.319 -->
00:30:03.359These were experimentations with swine fever, with dengue fever, with deadly diseases, with psychedelic drugs on American population groupings without their permission in many cases.
00:30:03.519 -->
00:30:26.799If you were reading the newspapers in October of 1988, you noticed that there was a settlement declared between the CIA and the victims at McGill University in Canada, where the CIA had been working with a mad psychiatrist who was taking the patients who came to him for help and shooting them up with hallucinogenic drugs to experiment with their minds instead of healing them.
00:30:26.880 -->
00:30:34.319And this was a CIA program for which, with your tax dollars, we eventually paid damages to the victims.
00:30:34.559 -->
00:30:46.319Read for yourselves again, as I say, read The Agency by John Rainley, read Clouds of Secrecy by Leonard Cole, a professor from Rutgers, and you find that this program is still going on today.
00:30:46.559 -->
00:31:06.079Read in Search of the Manchurian Candidate by John Marks, published by New York Times Press in 1979, based on 14,000 documents gotten out of the CIA under the Freedom of Information Act, or go through the back issues of Covert Action Information Bulletin, which has a dozen solid articles about this program.
00:31:06.640 -->
00:31:09.200Now, MKUltra is the part they admit to.
00:31:09.759 -->
00:31:11.200175 projects.
00:31:11.599 -->
00:31:13.839We officially know about five.
00:31:14.240 -->
00:31:16.480But here's what I couldn't stop thinking about.
00:31:16.720 -->
00:31:23.599One of the men who built this program retired, wrote a letter to a friend, and then said, Why not publish it?
00:31:23.920 -->
00:31:24.799So they did.
00:31:25.039 -->
00:31:30.160And what he wrote in that letter tells you everything you need to know about the kind of people running these programs.
00:31:30.400 -->
00:31:43.279Colonel White, one of the founders of this program, one of the founders of the CIA, retiring about the time I went in in the mid-60s, wrote from retirement a letter about to a friend and then agreed to have it published.
00:31:43.359 -->
00:31:44.400Why not, he said.
00:31:44.559 -->
00:31:46.640And so we have it in his handwriting.
00:31:46.799 -->
00:31:51.759He wrote, I toiled wholeheartedly in the vineyards because it was fun, fun, fun.
00:31:52.000 -->
00:31:59.359Where else could a red-blooded American boy lie, kill, cheat, steal, rape, and pillage with the blessings of the all highest?
00:31:59.920 -->
00:32:13.839Then we have the MH Chaos program and the COINTEL program, CI and FBI programs, where they were manipulating student and labor organizations and civic organizations, disrupting them, trying to redirect them.
00:32:14.000 -->
00:32:39.920We have the findings of the church committee that they were getting journalists, up to about 200 journalists, including some of the biggest names in the business, and getting them to cooperate with the CI to put its propaganda into our media so that we would be influenced with misunderstandings of what was happening in Southeast Asia, Korea, or China or Central America, other parts of the world that our government wanted to destabilize and attack and fight wars.
00:32:40.160 -->
00:32:41.519I didn't expect that.
00:32:41.759 -->
00:32:45.039The way he says it, it almost feels like a joke.
00:32:45.279 -->
00:32:46.400But it's not.
00:32:46.559 -->
00:32:49.119It's a letter in his own words.
00:32:49.359 -->
00:32:52.559Someone who was there, writing about it years later.
00:32:52.799 -->
00:32:56.880And once you hear it like that, it's hard to just brush it off.
00:32:57.200 -->
00:33:01.200Because what he starts describing after that doesn't feel isolated.
00:33:01.359 -->
00:33:05.920It keeps showing up in different places around different groups.
00:33:06.160 -->
00:33:11.759Students, journalists, universities, all tied into the same kind of operations.
00:33:12.079 -->
00:33:14.559And this is where it starts to get a little more concrete.
00:33:14.799 -->
00:33:28.960Co-opting professors to work with the CIA to manipulate student groups and build files on students, publishing 1200 books in which they were paying professors, scholars, journalists to write books in their names.
00:33:29.119 -->
00:33:52.880And these books are still in our libraries today because the church committee couldn't force the CIA to reveal the titles, CI propaganda, so that if you're doing your dissertation on the Vietnam War, for example, probably one or two dozen of the books that you'll have in your bibliography, if not more, will in fact be CI propaganda, and you can only guess and try to discern which is which.
00:33:53.039 -->
00:33:55.200And this is not ancient history.
00:33:55.599 -->
00:34:07.200FBI Director William Sessions announced about this time last year that he was disciplining officers that he found had been improperly targeting CSPS and 160 other civic organizations.
00:34:07.440 -->
00:34:17.519And this summer the Congressional Committee said there were a total of 1,600 groups that had been targeted and listed, as they say, improperly by the FBI.
00:34:18.079 -->
00:34:25.679Again, the same type of programs as the M MHCO and CUINTEL Pro programs, and that's just FBI.
00:34:25.760 -->
00:34:38.000The CIA was doing the same thing during the same period of time, but there's been no confession or revelation of what they were doing, nor has there been a publication of the lists of the names of the groups that were targeted.
00:34:38.159 -->
00:34:47.679So if you had trouble in one of your groups, uh you can only guess if it was because of FBI or CI disruption or just pure and simply human foible.
00:34:48.000 -->
00:34:51.039And again, none of this feels completely new.
00:34:51.280 -->
00:34:55.760Most people already assume that information can be influenced, that narratives get shaped.
00:34:55.920 -->
00:34:59.519But hearing how deep that can go, it shifts it a bit.
00:34:59.679 -->
00:35:08.079Because it's not just news or headlines, it touches education, research, even the books people rely on to understand the world.
00:35:08.320 -->
00:35:12.480And at that point, it starts raising a slightly different question.
00:35:12.719 -->
00:35:17.760Not just what people are told, but how they end up seeing things that way in the first place.
00:35:18.000 -->
00:35:26.719We began the conditioning to war in this country, this permanent war complex we maintain, pretending we're good guys at the age of two.
00:35:27.280 -->
00:35:34.480This is the age at which we put our children in front of the one-eyed babysitter and turn it on so we can go wash the dishes or take a break.
00:35:34.639 -->
00:35:39.519And they watch the same show with different characters 10 or 15 times a day.
00:35:39.760 -->
00:35:42.639And I'm talking about, I have a kid, so I'm into these things.
00:35:42.719 -->
00:35:56.239You know, He-Man and Sheena and Scooby-Doo, even, and the Transformers and the Decepticons, and what each one of these nice little people put upon by ugly evil forces, always saying, please be nice.
00:35:56.400 -->
00:36:02.639The evil forces insist on attacking, and at the last minute the good guys rise up and stomp them down.
00:36:02.960 -->
00:36:06.480Cut, commercial, and we move on, you know, to the next show.
00:36:06.639 -->
00:36:16.000Until it's estimated when we graduate from high school, we've spent more time watching violence on television than we've spent in the classrooms itself.
00:36:16.239 -->
00:36:21.840And then you get into the movies we've been feeding ourselves during this military buildup during the 80s.
00:36:22.079 -->
00:36:36.400Rambo, Commando, Red Dawn, The Rocky Series, Under Siege, Delta Force, America, Missing in Action, Top Gun, Heartbreak Ridge, Death Before Dishonored, Platoon, Hamburger Hill, Tour of Duty, China Beach, and they go on and on.
00:36:36.639 -->
00:36:39.920How many people saw the movie Red Dawn, by the way?
00:36:40.079 -->
00:36:40.800This is fun.
00:36:40.880 -->
00:36:41.760Don't be embarrassed.
00:36:41.840 -->
00:36:42.800It's a great movie.
00:36:42.960 -->
00:36:46.639Now, this story, it's science fiction.
00:36:46.800 -->
00:36:59.199The producer of this movie went on television around the nation saying it was his purpose to create a movie that would make people, that would draw people back to war, that would make them feel war could be a good and exciting thing.
00:36:59.280 -->
00:37:10.320And this film was actually shown in marine boot camps to motivate people and the National Guard groups that were about to go down to train in Honduras for the possible invasion of Nicaragua.
00:37:10.559 -->
00:37:19.840The science fiction is that they have a force, as you recall, of Russians, Cubans, and Nicaraguans who've invaded the United States and they've gotten all the way to the Rocky Mountains.
00:37:20.400 -->
00:37:26.800Now, you ask yourself why, the planning, as they did the movie, why did they pick Russians, Cubans, and Nicaraguans?
00:37:26.960 -->
00:37:31.599I mean, it would be a better movie if they picked Russians, Canadians, and Cubans.
00:37:31.840 -->
00:37:32.159See?
00:37:32.559 -->
00:37:40.239Because Canada is an industrial country and there's a huge border, and there could be the Russians coming across at a hundred places and pinning us against Cuba.
00:37:40.400 -->
00:37:41.599I mean, you could kind of get your head in.
00:37:41.920 -->
00:37:43.360I mean, it's all science fiction.
00:37:43.440 -->
00:37:46.880You know, blow off our nuclear weapons and our army and all of that.
00:37:46.960 -->
00:37:47.920This is the given.
00:37:48.079 -->
00:37:51.440So why did they pick Nicaragua instead of, say, Canada?
00:37:51.519 -->
00:37:55.599And the answer is, of course, they were targeting Nicaragua for a possible invasion by U.S.
00:37:55.760 -->
00:37:56.159troops.
00:37:56.320 -->
00:38:00.880So they had to condition the people that Nicaragua would be the next enemy, the next target.
00:38:01.039 -->
00:38:07.039Anyway, this force gets all the way to the Rocky Mountains where they're eventually stopped by the high school football team.
00:38:07.679 -->
00:38:14.079Now, I submit to you that the 80s you see is the decayed of the middle-aged women.
00:38:14.480 -->
00:38:19.519This is, you know, Dallas and Dynasty and the Golden Girls and Murder She Wrote.
00:38:19.679 -->
00:38:28.480Linda Evans, you know, is in better physical condition than I am, and Joan Collins is older than I am, and she's a sex symbol in the Nautilus workouts and the jogging.
00:38:28.559 -->
00:38:38.960I mean, an 80s movie would have been the Soviets, Cubans, and Nicaraguans with middle-aged school teachers running through the mountains and shooting them down and drinking deer's blood and all of that.
00:38:39.119 -->
00:38:42.559So why did they pick the high school football team?
00:38:42.800 -->
00:38:44.400You see, the answer is obvious.
00:38:44.480 -->
00:38:48.079They're going to fight the next war with the 18-year-olds and 19-year-olds.
00:38:48.159 -->
00:38:50.480It's not going to be the middle-aged 50-year-olds.
00:38:50.639 -->
00:38:51.440We're too smart.
00:38:51.599 -->
00:38:53.440We've seen the cynicism of war.
00:38:53.599 -->
00:38:54.719We wouldn't buy it.
00:38:54.960 -->
00:39:03.599It's at that age, the high school graduates, where the young men are suffering from their massive doses of testosterone poisoning.
00:39:03.760 -->
00:39:07.599And their minds have not yet had a chance to be filled for all of them.
00:39:07.679 -->
00:39:17.440Some are precautious, but many of them have not yet had a chance to fill their minds with experience, to understand what the world is all about, to understand how they're being used.
00:39:17.599 -->
00:39:20.719So that's why they targeted that film at the high school.
00:39:20.800 -->
00:39:25.039And then you look at the ads on television that were pumping at us then and now.
00:39:25.440 -->
00:39:31.679Join the army, be all that you can be with these tanks jumping ditches and helicopters going 200 miles an hour.
00:39:31.840 -->
00:39:34.480And so, you know, then I say, wait a minute, what's going on here?
00:39:34.559 -->
00:39:35.280What's missing?
00:39:35.360 -->
00:39:40.880You know, where are the young men with their legs blown off at the knees, with their intestines wrapped around their necks?
00:39:41.039 -->
00:39:44.000And the answer is that these things are not meant to educate.
00:39:44.239 -->
00:39:56.559See, that's where they're reaching inside people's breasts and pressing buttons and manipulating people to join the army and be all that you can be and be available to be sent down to Central America to kill people and to die for your country.
00:39:56.800 -->
00:40:02.320And then there's the most insidious ad I think I've seen in all of the days that I've watched television.
00:40:02.400 -->
00:40:07.280This is the one of the soldier coming home on vacation in uniform, handsome young man.
00:40:07.360 -->
00:40:08.480He's met by his brother.
00:40:08.639 -->
00:40:13.920I think he's getting off a train, and he says, Dad never did understand why I joined the army.
00:40:14.079 -->
00:40:17.199And then they're driving and he says, Do you think you'll ever forgive me?
00:40:17.360 -->
00:40:19.840And the boy says, Well, you know Dad.
00:40:20.000 -->
00:40:26.480And then they get in the living room, and the young soldier says, Dad, and the father turns and hugs him and all's forgiven.
00:40:26.639 -->
00:40:27.440Now, what's the point?
00:40:27.519 -->
00:40:30.320They must have spent hundreds of millions of dollars on this ad.
00:40:30.480 -->
00:40:31.599What's the point?
00:40:32.000 -->
00:40:37.039The point you see is that there are a lot of fathers in this country that are saying, do not join the army.
00:40:37.119 -->
00:40:47.760They've seen the Vietnam War and the Korean War, and they've seen the cynicism, and they're telling their sons not to join the army, and this ad is saying that it's okay, according to the values of U.S.
00:40:47.920 -->
00:40:50.719society, to defy your father and join the army.
00:40:50.960 -->
00:40:58.480In listening to all of that, it's easy to think this is just about perception, how people are influenced, what they're led to believe.
00:40:58.719 -->
00:41:00.800But it doesn't really stop there.
00:41:01.039 -->
00:41:09.760Because those same environments, the same places where these operations happen, don't just shape narratives, they leave something behind.
00:41:10.000 -->
00:41:13.760And sometimes it's a lot more tangible than just an idea.
00:41:14.079 -->
00:41:14.559Drugs.
00:41:15.679 -->
00:41:22.880Every major area of operation in which the CI has worked has left behind a major functioning drug cartel.
00:41:23.119 -->
00:41:26.079Again, this is a major subject we could talk about all night.
00:41:26.159 -->
00:41:27.280I'll just mention it.
00:41:27.440 -->
00:41:30.960We can go back to it in detail if you like in the question and answer.
00:41:31.199 -->
00:41:42.480The French connection grew directly from the OSS, the CI's predecessors, getting Lucky Luciano out of prison and funding him to activate the mafia to work with the U.S.
00:41:42.559 -->
00:41:48.480forces during the war and then right after the war to break up the strikes on the docks in Marseille.
00:41:48.719 -->
00:41:54.079The Golden Triangle in Southeast Asia grew directly out of our covert policies there.
00:41:54.239 -->
00:42:06.480Before it had been run by French intelligence with the Corsican Mafia, we took over with our Air America and civil air transport planes flying in arms to our allies, flying back out with the heroin.
00:42:06.639 -->
00:42:13.519The first target being US GIs during the Vietnam War, the second target being the United States itself.
00:42:14.000 -->
00:42:15.519The Golden Crescent.
00:42:16.000 -->
00:42:20.559Afghanistan, of course, is the largest covert operation the CIA has run to date.
00:42:20.719 -->
00:42:32.880We understand in terms of the hundreds of millions of dollars it's cost, going on for over a year, and sure enough, after about six years, the Golden Crescent in that area becomes the largest source of heroin in the world today.
00:42:33.199 -->
00:42:34.159See for yourselves.
00:42:34.320 -->
00:42:42.400If you'd like to get your information from video, see Guns, Drugs, and the CIA, the frontline PBS show, or read for yourselves.
00:42:42.800 -->
00:42:45.760Read The Great Heroin Coup by Heinrich Krueger.
00:42:45.840 -->
00:42:48.960Read the Iran Contra Connection by Peter Dale Scott.
00:42:49.119 -->
00:42:52.800Read The Politics of Heroin in Southeast Asia by Al McCoy.
00:42:52.960 -->
00:42:55.280Read The Cocaine Wars by Paul Eddy.
00:42:55.599 -->
00:42:58.079Read Out of Control by Leslie Coburn.
00:42:58.239 -->
00:43:01.039Read Mafia Kingfish by John Davis.
00:43:01.199 -->
00:43:03.840Read The Senator Must Die by Bob Morrow.
00:43:04.159 -->
00:43:08.159He's going through it fast, but what he's saying is actually pretty simple.
00:43:08.400 -->
00:43:14.880In these operations, you have planes moving in and out, weapons going one way, money coming back the other.
00:43:15.039 -->
00:43:22.960And once those routes exist, they don't just get used for one thing, they get used for whatever fits through them, including drugs.
00:43:23.199 -->
00:43:27.599If you've seen American Gangster, that idea probably sounds familiar.
00:43:27.920 -->
00:43:31.599Different context, obviously, but the same basic mechanism.
00:43:31.840 -->
00:43:37.440And the key point he keeps coming back to is this there aren't short-term situations.
00:43:37.679 -->
00:43:42.480These networks stay in place long after the operation itself is over.
00:43:42.719 -->
00:43:48.400So at some point, it's not just about what was done, it's about who makes sure it never really comes out.
00:43:48.719 -->
00:43:55.360I worked for George Bush personally at the end of the Angolan operation when he was CIA director in 1976.
00:43:56.000 -->
00:43:59.599We had broken the law and we had perjured ourselves to cover it up.
00:44:00.079 -->
00:44:06.079We being Henry Kissinger and Bill Colby, mostly me being in a staff position under them.
00:44:06.320 -->
00:44:12.800Bush's policies were not to find out the truth and punish the perpetrators and clean up the CIA.
00:44:12.960 -->
00:44:14.400It was to cover for us.
00:44:14.559 -->
00:44:21.519He went to the congressional committees and said, I wasn't here, but these nice people I'm meeting, he's a very nice person, by the way.
00:44:21.679 -->
00:44:30.000He would walk down the hall shaking our hands, saying, Hello, I'm George Bush, and I want you to know I love being here working with all these fine people in the CIA.
00:44:30.079 -->
00:44:31.599And we were saying, huh?
00:44:31.920 -->
00:44:36.320I mean, this is the CIA director who's supposed to have kind of an aura, you know.
00:44:36.480 -->
00:44:44.079And but he was going to the Congress saying, I can't believe that these nice people out there would do the things that you're alleging, but I'll check.
00:44:44.400 -->
00:44:55.599And then he had, but and then he had a young attorney sent down to my office to go through my files to purge them of documents that would prove exactly what they were accusing us of.
00:44:55.760 -->
00:45:04.719And then he went back to them and said, We've checked, there are no files in the agency that that prove anything like you're alleging, therefore you can drop it, and they did.
00:45:05.039 -->
00:45:06.639That part stays with you.
00:45:06.880 -->
00:45:12.239Not even what happened, just how it was handled, and how easily everything moves on from there.
00:45:12.480 -->
00:45:16.800The second most profitable industry in the world, of course, is the production of arms.
00:45:17.119 -->
00:45:20.559Three billion dollars a day bought and sold weapons.
00:45:20.719 -->
00:45:25.039The defense corporations making 20 to 24 percent profit.
00:45:25.199 -->
00:45:40.800We just got through spending a total of$2.2 trillion on the largest arms buildup, perhaps, in the history of the world, certainly, of any peacetime arms buildup, and our debt increasing by just about exactly the same amount during that period of time.
00:45:41.039 -->
00:45:48.480The result is that we've created a society that's dominated by what President Eisenhower called the military-industrial complex.
00:45:48.800 -->
00:45:49.280The U.S.
00:45:49.360 -->
00:45:52.559taxpayer is now carrying a gigantic burden.
00:45:52.960 -->
00:45:56.239One-third of our budget about is for the military.
00:45:56.400 -->
00:46:01.51953 cents, according to the Washington Post, of every tax dollar goes to the military.
00:46:01.760 -->
00:46:05.280And when he gets to this part, it kind of pulls everything together.
00:46:05.440 -->
00:46:08.559Not in a dramatic way, just in numbers.
00:46:08.800 -->
00:46:13.519You start seeing where all of it leads, what it costs, and who ends up carrying it.
00:46:13.760 -->
00:46:25.199Now, the result, of course, of this runaway arms race that we've got going with this expenditure, giant expenditures on the military, is that we can't afford it.
00:46:25.280 -->
00:46:28.480We're having to cut every conceivable social service.
00:46:28.639 -->
00:46:36.400We can't afford to care for the old people or the poor people or the handicapped people or the farmers or to help the young people get through college.
00:46:36.639 -->
00:46:40.639And we're gutting Social Security to cover the deficit.
00:46:40.880 -->
00:46:45.679I repeat, you and I, if you've got a job, we're taxed, the FICA tax.
00:46:45.760 -->
00:46:46.400It's 15%.
00:46:46.800 -->
00:46:48.719Your employer pays seven and a half.
00:46:48.880 -->
00:46:51.840If you're self-employed like me, you pay all 15%.
00:46:52.800 -->
00:46:54.159And this is your retirement.
00:46:54.239 -->
00:46:56.400You're supposed to get that back when you're 65.
00:46:56.719 -->
00:47:03.199And they're spending that money like it was windfall profits to cover the deficit that they've run up on the production of arms.
00:47:03.360 -->
00:47:06.159The real deficits are running about$300 billion.
00:47:06.639 -->
00:47:08.800They're calling them$152 billion.
00:47:09.360 -->
00:47:15.840The difference they're claiming against borrowing against the Social Security retirement fund that belongs to us.
00:47:16.000 -->
00:47:18.960And they're spending it on their military today.
00:47:19.119 -->
00:47:24.800What's happening is that the United States has plunged relative to the less the rest of the world.
00:47:24.960 -->
00:47:29.11925% of the people in this country are now functionally illiterate.
00:47:29.280 -->
00:47:32.880We're sixth in the world in terms of the percentage of children in school.
00:47:33.039 -->
00:47:35.760We're tenth in the world in quality of education.
00:47:35.920 -->
00:47:38.719We're seventh in the world in terms of life expectancy.
00:47:38.800 -->
00:47:41.920We're 20th in the world in terms of infant mortality.
00:47:42.159 -->
00:47:48.400To sell these sacrifices to the American people, the world has to be hostile and dangerous.
00:47:48.559 -->
00:47:53.440If the world were peaceful, we would never put up with this kind of expenditure on arms.
00:47:53.679 -->
00:47:57.840And after all of that, this is the part I paid the most attention to.
00:47:58.000 -->
00:48:00.639Because it's not really about information anymore.
00:48:00.719 -->
00:48:02.320It's about what you do with it.
00:48:02.559 -->
00:48:03.920We're all disempowered.
00:48:04.000 -->
00:48:05.039We're all so helpless.
00:48:05.199 -->
00:48:13.840The individual here in Washington or in Maine, where I was a couple of nights ago, or in South Texas or California, uh, you know, what can I do?
00:48:13.920 -->
00:48:14.719And it's a tough one.
00:48:14.800 -->
00:48:24.639We're up against the power structure, we're up against the military-industrial complexes with the media bought and woven right into the thing, the things, and it's a tough one.
00:48:24.800 -->
00:48:31.360But the professor who stopped the war is a wonderful to me inspiring example.
00:48:31.679 -->
00:48:33.119My war in Angola.
00:48:33.360 -->
00:48:41.360Then young Professor Jerry Bender of UC San Diego, who had done his studies in Angola, and he saw what we were doing, and they bothered him.
00:48:41.440 -->
00:48:43.360And he couldn't figure out what to do about it.
00:48:43.519 -->
00:48:44.559How could he stop it?
00:48:44.639 -->
00:48:52.079So one day he picked up the telephone and he called his senator and he said, Senator Tunney, I have an expertise on Angola.
00:48:52.239 -->
00:49:00.239I see what the CI is doing, I think they're lying to you, I think it's dangerous, I would like the opportunity to brief you, I will not waste your time.
00:49:00.559 -->
00:49:14.559And the senator listened to him and came back to Washington and found that we were indeed lying to the Congress, and he introduced the Tunney Amendment to the FY76 Defense Appropriation Act that stopped my war in Angola.
00:49:15.119 -->
00:49:27.840Now, some years ago, I came to talk to Admiral Laroke at the Center for Defense Information here in Washington because I was way over my head to ask him, you know, people ask me, Admiral, I said, What can I do?
00:49:28.000 -->
00:49:30.400And I don't know what to tell him specifically.
00:49:30.559 -->
00:49:34.320And and this beautiful old man, we were having breakfast at his home, and he stood up.
00:49:34.400 -->
00:49:35.519He said, I love that question.
00:49:35.679 -->
00:49:38.960He said, I tell people I don't know you, but you know yourselves.
00:49:39.199 -->
00:49:41.199You know what your capabilities are.
00:49:41.440 -->
00:49:46.320He said, I tell people if you can write, write articles, write letters, write books, write telegrams.
00:49:46.480 -->
00:49:48.320If you can organize, organize.
00:49:48.400 -->
00:49:57.440If you can travel, go to Nicaragua or the Las Vegas test sites and see for yourself so you can be an intelligent witness to what's happening in the world.
00:49:57.599 -->
00:50:06.159He said, and I quote, I tell people if they feel comfortable lying down in front of bombs, trucks with bombs on them, to lie down in front of trucks with bombs on them.
00:50:06.320 -->
00:50:11.599But he said, I tell them you've got to do what you can do every day of your life.
00:50:11.760 -->
00:50:31.039You can't wait until you graduate next summer or get married or get divorced or get a job because these things malfunction all the time and they're controlled by intellectual giants like Ronald Reagan, and the world may not be here by the time you graduate next summer or get divorced or get a job or whatever.
00:50:31.360 -->
00:50:34.400Yeah, it's amazing that this guy was even able to get out, man.
00:50:34.639 -->
00:50:35.039Well, right.
00:50:35.199 -->
00:50:56.719And that's you know, it you you you hear of people, you know, all these scientists that have been disappearing, and you know, just even government officials just disappearing and dying and all that stuff, and and here is this man that, you know, but and maybe the reason is is that he has stashes that he's like, yeah, you you can try to mess with me, but you know, there's there's stuff that I have hidden.
00:50:57.039 -->
00:50:59.840He's like the Epstein of the CIA world.
00:51:00.079 -->
00:51:00.639Right, man.
00:51:00.719 -->
00:51:01.519Well, yeah, man.
00:51:01.599 -->
00:51:08.079You know, obviously he he has something or somewhere or you know, to where they're like, Yeah, exactly.
00:51:08.320 -->
00:51:11.920Or may maybe it is just like one of those other distraction things, too.
00:51:12.000 -->
00:51:17.679It's like, you know, we'll let we'll let him release some of this stuff, you know, that you know most people already kind of know about.
00:51:17.760 -->
00:51:20.960And you know, he he he did give a little bit more information than I knew.
00:51:21.360 -->
00:51:24.880You know, I mean well that's the thing, like this is a lot of this stuff.
00:51:25.519 -->
00:51:27.519Some of it I knew, but some of it I didn't.
00:51:27.679 -->
00:51:34.239That's why I wanted to put on here because it's like the OSS was the original CIA.
00:51:34.480 -->
00:51:35.039You know what I mean?
00:51:35.119 -->
00:51:36.159They even just talked about that.
00:51:36.239 -->
00:51:42.559And that's the thing is like the CIA totally ruined everything that the OSS had built.
00:51:42.719 -->
00:51:46.880They actually not saying they were good guys, but they were better.
00:51:47.280 -->
00:51:47.440Right.
00:51:47.519 -->
00:51:54.480They were actually for the people like a tradition, and then all of a sudden everything got corrupted when it became the CIA.
00:51:54.719 -->
00:51:57.280And so that's how all this other stuff came up, you know.
00:51:57.360 -->
00:52:03.280Like they talk about mind control and wanting to know everybody's thoughts and coordinating everybody's moves.
00:52:03.519 -->
00:52:11.920And and I'll admit, man, I ever since I was a little kid, I always I've always thought that America was the good guy since I since the beginning, right?
00:52:12.559 -->
00:52:17.039Yeah, and it's true, watching all those cartoons, they're the exact same story.
00:52:17.440 -->
00:52:27.760I picked up on that a long time ago, but at the same time, it's like I didn't realize that I was being indoctrinated to make sure that I believe that no matter what, we are the good guys.
00:52:28.159 -->
00:52:47.440You know, and and then when you grow up and you learn and you think for yourself, you start to find out all these things, and it's like, bro, they're into all this other stuff, yeah, but they've got, you know, Nikola Tesla's all of his research, all of his scientific stuff, they've got all of that.
00:52:48.000 -->
00:53:02.639You know, and I don't know if anybody knows this, but the president of the United States right now, his grandpa actually was the lead guy on taking all of Nikola Tesla's stuff.
00:53:03.519 -->
00:53:03.760Yeah.
00:53:04.400 -->
00:53:05.519Weirda it is.
00:53:05.920 -->
00:53:13.599Because, you know, Nikola Tesla also not just the free energy stuff that he was trying to work out, but he also knew time travel.
00:53:14.400 -->
00:53:16.639A lot of people think that he actually figured it out.
00:53:16.960 -->
00:53:17.199Right.
00:53:17.360 -->
00:53:27.599Well, yeah, and you know, um I know that we kind of talked about it in earlier episodes about a lot of that stuff, and uh that's a definitely different story to get into as well.
00:53:27.679 -->
00:53:31.519I mean, just the whole especially if you think about that book that's got Baron Trump in it.
00:53:31.760 -->
00:53:33.760Yeah, man, the last president and all that.
00:53:33.920 -->
00:53:35.119I think it was called the last president.
00:53:35.519 -->
00:53:36.559Yeah, I think that's what yeah.
00:53:36.800 -->
00:53:37.760You know, and there's some words.
00:53:39.920 -->
00:53:42.719Something like that, yeah, where it's like uh old school.
00:53:42.880 -->
00:53:44.880Yeah, but but you never know, man.
00:53:45.119 -->
00:53:46.400It's a it's funky, man.
00:53:46.639 -->
00:53:50.079And and just the stuff that's been created that you know, since we've been alive, you know.
00:53:50.400 -->
00:53:50.639Right.
00:53:50.960 -->
00:53:59.440It's uh well and it seems like if if you start paying attention when these people are talking about nineteen sixty-three and nineteen seventy two, blah blah blah blah blah blah.
00:53:59.760 -->
00:54:03.039Seems like a lot of stuff happened in nineteen seventy-six.
00:54:04.400 -->
00:54:05.519It was the year I was born.
00:54:05.840 -->
00:54:10.239Seems like nineteen seventy-seven there was all kinds of DNA changes.
00:54:10.800 -->
00:54:14.320There's all kinds of weird stuff, all kinds of technology breaking through.
00:54:14.800 -->
00:54:16.000America's bicentennial.
00:54:16.159 -->
00:54:16.320Right.
00:54:16.639 -->
00:54:16.880You know.
00:54:17.119 -->
00:54:23.519And it it's crazy when you think about like all the stuff that's happened since 1976.
00:54:23.840 -->
00:54:26.559Like all the think about the technology.
00:54:26.800 -->
00:54:29.760Like where it's gone from when I was a kid.
00:54:29.840 -->
00:54:34.320We used to have that little uh it was like a little tank or something like that.
00:54:34.400 -->
00:54:53.360It had like a keypad on the back of it where you could control you could press in coordinates, and it would go forward like you know, eight feet, take a left, go two feet, take a right, go ten feet, and like the commercial would show that it would like take an apple to dad or whatever, like in another room, you know.
00:54:53.679 -->
00:54:54.639That's kind of cool though.
00:54:54.800 -->
00:54:55.360It was awesome, dude.
00:54:55.519 -->
00:54:55.920I don't remember.
00:54:56.079 -->
00:54:58.719My grandparents got one at like a garage sale or something, right?
00:54:59.039 -->
00:55:03.599They gave it to me, and I've just rolled around with it for a long time, but then I figured it out.
00:55:04.159 -->
00:55:11.519I hit all those buttons, and sure enough, you could control it, and and it would just like your coordinates, you could go all the way around our little trailer, right?
00:55:12.960 -->
00:55:15.920Yeah, and that was the coolest thing in the world.
00:55:16.880 -->
00:55:19.920Now these kids would be like, What the hell is that?
00:55:20.159 -->
00:55:20.960Does it have a TV?
00:55:21.119 -->
00:55:21.280Right?
00:55:21.440 -->
00:55:23.760If they can't control it on the screen, I don't want it.
00:55:24.079 -->
00:55:27.760Well maybe that's what they're doing with the uh uh their phones, man.
00:55:27.920 -->
00:55:29.840It's like being able to control stuff on their phones.
00:55:30.159 -->
00:55:30.480It is.
00:55:31.039 -->
00:55:34.639There's a Lexus now that you can re you can park with your phone.
00:55:35.440 -->
00:55:37.920The lady literally I just saw the commercial the other day.
00:55:38.000 -->
00:55:39.920She was sitting there doing this with the wheel.
00:55:40.800 -->
00:55:42.320Get the fuck out, bro.
00:55:42.719 -->
00:55:50.239Man, you can't even back your own car up while you're sitting in it, but now you're gonna use like some radio control technology.
00:55:50.639 -->
00:55:52.000Like, that's gonna be better.
00:55:52.400 -->
00:55:53.599What the frick is that?
00:55:53.840 -->
00:55:54.159Dude.
00:55:54.559 -->
00:56:07.920I don't I see stuff every day where I'm just like you know, I get it when we were kids, we didn't want to get up and go change the channel all the time, so make a remote for it.
00:56:08.239 -->
00:56:09.199I get that.
00:56:09.840 -->
00:56:10.480Yeah.
00:56:10.719 -->
00:56:11.039Right.
00:56:12.079 -->
00:56:21.519You know, that was like just get out of your car when you can't really actually even get in it because where you're gonna park it is so close to the other guy's car that doesn't have this technology.
00:56:21.760 -->
00:56:29.679Well, I I thought it was bad when you just kind of like the whole hands free of just you press the button and your car parallel parks, and I'm like, come on, that's old.
00:56:29.920 -->
00:56:33.039Yeah, that's so apparently I'm so 2010.
00:56:37.280 -->
00:56:38.159It's insane.
00:56:38.639 -->
00:56:50.800Oh man, that's I mean, now you know you got all these cars that have all the stuff, they're telling everybody everything now that you this lady was complaining the other day because it was like, Are you sick and tired of your car telling you what to do?
00:56:51.039 -->
00:56:53.199Mine's telling me put both hands on the wheel.
00:56:53.679 -->
00:56:56.400Make sure you look forward, both eyes forward.
00:56:57.440 -->
00:57:00.320Slow down, make sure you're paying attention while she's driving.
00:57:00.400 -->
00:57:02.239Like, that's not distracting her or anything.
00:57:02.480 -->
00:57:02.639Right.
00:57:02.800 -->
00:57:03.679Somebody yelling at you.
00:57:03.760 -->
00:57:06.159I mean, isn't that that whole backseat driver thing?
00:57:06.480 -->
00:57:07.199Is that what it's called?
00:57:07.360 -->
00:57:08.320The backseat driver.
00:57:08.719 -->
00:57:09.199Literally.
00:57:11.199 -->
00:57:17.119But now, if you if you don't keep your eyes forward enough times to give you a bad grade, like you're back in fifth grade.
00:57:17.440 -->
00:57:18.320What the frick is that?
00:57:18.480 -->
00:57:19.119It's insane.
00:57:19.280 -->
00:57:19.840I like it.
00:57:19.920 -->
00:57:24.320You know, you know, it's no wonder why people are starting to hear voices all the time.
00:57:24.480 -->
00:57:31.440They're sitting there looking at these black screens and looking and looking and all this doom scrolling and blah blah blah blah blah.
00:57:31.760 -->
00:57:35.360But apparently this technology's been around for a long time.
00:57:38.880 -->
00:57:43.519I tried to speak with uh with Senator Clinton at the time.
00:57:43.760 -->
00:57:52.400She wouldn't talk to us, and one of the reasons I wanted to bring this up to her is because someone was hearing her voice and triloquism.
00:57:52.719 -->
00:57:56.000It's been done to me, and I don't know why.
00:57:56.400 -->
00:57:59.519I don't know who's doing it, what the purpose is.
00:57:59.840 -->
00:58:05.440Now watch this, because what he just described might explain something that was caught on camera during a U.S.
00:58:05.599 -->
00:58:06.400House hearing.
00:58:06.559 -->
00:58:12.559Look at the woman standing behind Congresswoman Stacey Plaskett and pay close attention to what happens when she speaks.
00:58:31.280 -->
00:58:35.280They would be representing what I said because I don't have much knowledge of that.
00:58:36.960 -->
00:58:38.400They would be misrepresenting.
00:58:38.719 -->
00:58:42.079All you have to do is uh use voice morphing.
00:58:42.480 -->
00:58:47.920This Harvard scientist exposes claims about CIA mind control weapons still being used today.
00:58:48.159 -->
00:58:53.280And what you're about to witness might explain far more about the world we're living in than most people realize.
00:58:53.599 -->
00:59:15.360But if you cognitively model someone, you have a brain print, like a fingerprint, and if you use autocorrelation techniques, uh, and there's a way, and we'll just kind of wave our hand, functional MRI that you can do at a distance over the earth, uh, you have every human being a brain pattern.
00:59:15.440 -->
00:59:18.719You can control 8 billion brains on the planet, potentially.
00:59:18.880 -->
00:59:19.280Read them.
00:59:19.519 -->
00:59:27.440Scientists and military researchers have spent decades studying how the brain responds to energy, sound, and stress, often in ways most people never hear about.
00:59:27.599 -->
00:59:33.360The idea of neuroweapons and mind control sits in that shadowed space where advanced science meets secrecy.
00:59:33.599 -->
00:59:40.800One of the people raising these questions is Robert Duncan, a Harvard-educated scientist with a background in advanced defense research.
00:59:40.960 -->
00:59:47.280What makes his warning unsettling isn't what can be proven on paper, but what leaves no visible trace at all.
00:59:47.519 -->
00:59:48.320Think about it.
00:59:48.480 -->
00:59:55.280If the battlefield had truly shifted inward, then the most dangerous weapon may be the one you never know is there.
00:59:55.519 -->
00:59:59.519For instance, some people say the sound didn't come from outside at all.
00:59:59.679 -->
01:00:02.559It didn't travel through the air or enter through the ears.
01:00:02.800 -->
01:00:08.800It felt internal, as if the brain itself was being triggered to hear something that wasn't there in the usual way.
01:00:09.039 -->
01:00:13.119This idea has a name that sounds unsettling even before you understand it.
01:00:13.440 -->
01:00:14.400Voice to Skull.
01:00:14.719 -->
01:00:35.920And so if you're programming someone to go after, let's say, a political target, uh, all you have to do is uh use voice morphing um and pipe in the tortures, the pains, and 24 hours make it an artificial intelligence chatterbot, too, and uh you'll drive the person crazy.
01:00:36.079 -->
01:00:39.440The news, you know, the mass news media will just write them out.
01:00:39.599 -->
01:00:40.639Oh, they're crazy.
01:00:40.880 -->
01:00:42.320At first, it's easy to dismiss.
01:00:42.480 -->
01:00:50.000Hearing sounds without external noise is often associated with mental illness, and for years, that's exactly how many of these claims were treated.
01:00:50.239 -->
01:00:53.679But a small group of scientists have pointed out something uncomfortable.
01:00:53.840 -->
01:01:02.719There was a documented phenomenon, studied decades ago, where certain types of pulse radio frequency energy can create the perception of sound inside the head.
01:01:02.880 -->
01:01:06.719This is known as the microwave auditory effect, or the Frey effect.
01:01:07.039 -->
01:01:09.440There's something called the Frey effect.
01:01:09.519 -->
01:01:18.159Uh, the Army had it on their website called V2K, and that's how a lot of people refer to it, uh, that can pipe voices into someone's head.
01:01:18.320 -->
01:01:32.159You can't plug your ears, it actually vibrates the brain, which is like many concussions, through the small pulses that expand the tissue and then contracts it, then goes to the inner ear where they can hear it.
01:01:32.400 -->
01:01:36.400Um if you just turn that up, causes brain damage.
01:01:36.480 -->
01:01:37.840You're heating the brain.
01:01:38.000 -->
01:01:58.239So there are a lot of ways, just uh and it a weapon, for example, that I think is reclassified now, but it was done at the University of Nevada as a non-lethal weapon uh that resonates the dopamine uh cells of your brain, producing cells of your brain, and it floods it.
01:01:58.400 -->
01:02:02.239Now it it worked, they the Air Force reclassified it.
01:02:02.559 -->
01:02:06.079The brain can register sound without the ears even being involved.
01:02:06.320 -->
01:02:09.440That single fact changes the tone of the conversation.
01:02:09.840 -->
01:02:15.840What once sounded impossible now sits in an uneasy space between science and speculation.
01:02:16.239 -->
01:02:24.159For people already experiencing unexplained symptoms, this possibility feels less like theory and more like a clue that refuses to go away.
01:02:24.480 -->
01:02:26.800And this is where the story stops being abstract.
01:02:26.960 -->
01:02:33.840Reports tied to what later became known as Havana syndrome describe clusters of symptoms that didn't fit neatly into familiar diagnoses.
01:02:34.159 -->
01:02:40.559That incapacitates the adversary uh in a non-lethal way.
01:02:40.719 -->
01:02:42.480Not totally non-lethal, though.
01:02:42.639 -->
01:02:48.000If you have too much neurotransmitter in your brain, it's a neurotoxin.
01:02:48.079 -->
01:02:49.679It'll also cause brain damage.
01:02:49.760 -->
01:02:55.599So brain damage can occur uh through these weapons that are non-lethal in many uh many different ways.
01:02:55.920 -->
01:03:02.880People experience persistent dizziness, balance problems, headaches, brain fog, sensitivity to sound, and difficulty concentrating.
01:03:03.280 -->
01:03:05.199These weren't fleeting complaints.
01:03:05.440 -->
01:03:09.199For many, they disrupted daily life and professional performance.
01:03:09.440 -->
01:03:14.800Some clinicians began using the term acquired neurosensory dysfunction to describe what they were seeing.
01:03:15.199 -->
01:03:17.039The word acquired mattered.
01:03:17.360 -->
01:03:19.280It suggested something had changed.
01:03:19.519 -->
01:03:20.239Something happened.
01:03:21.039 -->
01:03:28.559Brain imaging and vestibular tests in certain cases showed abnormalities consistent with injury, even though there was no physical impact or trauma.
01:03:29.039 -->
01:03:33.760That detail alone forced doctors to slow down and take the reports seriously.
01:03:34.320 -->
01:03:37.119What made this more alarming was who was affected.
01:03:37.760 -->
01:03:39.519These were not random patients.
01:03:39.679 -->
01:03:43.039They were diplomats, intelligence personnel, and their families.
01:03:43.440 -->
01:03:47.760People trained to handle stress, people whose jobs depended on clarity and control.
01:03:48.239 -->
01:03:53.519As similar cases appeared in different countries, governments could no longer treat them as isolated incidents.
01:03:53.920 -->
01:04:17.199The very first CIA agent that came forward and said, you know, I heard these crickets and the sound, and my brain hasn't been the same since uh he's gone through the same process as Lenberry, just block after block of government bureaucracy saying, you're delusional, this technology doesn't exist.
01:04:17.760 -->
01:04:28.559And uh, you know, you don't have to go to the directed energy directorate of the Air Force to know that we've been working on this for a long time with our NATO allies.
01:04:28.800 -->
01:04:37.280Uh and so a lot of the work on these concussion weapons, non-lethal weapons, are done on under that directorate.
01:04:37.599 -->
01:04:41.519At the center of many theories is a simple idea with complicated implications.
01:04:41.760 -->
01:04:43.119Directed energy.
01:04:43.360 -->
01:04:47.440Unlike energy that spreads out naturally, directed energy is focused.
01:04:47.519 -->
01:04:49.119It goes where it's aimed.
01:04:49.360 -->
01:04:55.360Microwaves are often mentioned because they already interact with the human body in limited, well-documented ways.
01:04:55.519 -->
01:05:00.480Under certain conditions, they can cause heating effects, pressure sensations, or changes in perception.
01:05:00.639 -->
01:05:04.960That doesn't mean they were designed as weapons, but it does mean they're not neutral to biology.
01:05:05.199 -->
01:05:11.280The brain damage is being done because the brain rewires itself more rapidly.
01:05:11.360 -->
01:05:20.400Let's say if you lose your eyesight, then your hearing and taste smell uh your taste and smell get better, your brain adapts faster.
01:05:20.880 -->
01:05:29.599During this adaptation process, uh you can insert in an external signal, sort of like hiving brains together.
01:05:29.920 -->
01:05:32.079Physical symptoms are only part of the damage.
01:05:32.239 -->
01:05:38.880When the brain is overwhelmed by pain, confusion, or constant stress, it begins to change how it processes reality.
01:05:39.280 -->
01:05:42.559Focus narrows, memory slips, confidence erodes.
01:05:42.719 -->
01:05:44.639The mind starts working against itself.
01:05:44.960 -->
01:05:49.360There's natural schizophrenia, there's a whole bunch of chemical imbalances, etc.
01:05:49.679 -->
01:05:49.840Right.
01:05:50.159 -->
01:05:55.519These weapons can actually induce and mimic all those diseases and effects.
01:05:56.079 -->
01:05:59.760The conversations, the scripts, they're called.
01:06:00.880 -->
01:06:03.280Are always the same.
01:06:03.599 -->
01:06:04.639I've heard them all.
01:06:04.800 -->
01:06:09.119They're slightly tailored for each individual, but they're scripts.
01:06:09.360 -->
01:06:14.400Um, and they're meant to confuse the very derogatory.
01:06:14.639 -->
01:06:17.119Uh that's just typical breakdown.
01:06:17.199 -->
01:06:23.280If you know, if you've ever been to boot camp, you're uh you're a worm until you're part of the team.
01:06:23.519 -->
01:06:28.400And why would you want to break down the ego of that person to rebuild it?
01:06:28.639 -->
01:06:43.360So this gets into creating manchuring candidates, split personality spies, and uh information couriers, people that will carry messages to other places without being aware that they're actually doing it.
01:06:43.599 -->
01:06:45.679Cognitive overload doesn't require force.
01:06:45.840 -->
01:06:48.239Uncertainty alone can push people to the edge.
01:06:48.400 -->
01:06:53.119When symptoms come and go without warning, the nervous system stays on high alert.
01:06:53.280 -->
01:06:57.280Sleep suffers, judgment weakens, stress compounds stress.
01:06:57.519 -->
01:07:01.519Over time, the person isn't just injured, they're destabilized.
01:07:01.920 -->
01:07:04.880This is why psychological breakdown matters in this story.
01:07:05.039 -->
01:07:08.320Even without proving a weapon, the outcome looks the same.
01:07:08.480 -->
01:07:12.159A person questions their own thoughts, others question them too.
01:07:12.400 -->
01:07:23.519Support systems strain, authority becomes harder to trust, whether intentional or accidental, the effects mirrors psychological warfare, disorientation, isolation, and loss of control.
01:07:23.920 -->
01:07:28.400And once a person reaches that state, another question quietly follows.
01:07:28.719 -->
01:07:30.159What comes next?
01:07:30.400 -->
01:07:33.840Because once you can break a mind, you can also rewrite it.
01:07:34.079 -->
01:07:35.440That fear isn't new.
01:07:35.679 -->
01:07:44.800The idea of the Manchurian candidate has haunted public consciousness for decades, rooted in Cold War experiments, psychological conditioning, and covert research into behavioral control.
01:07:45.039 -->
01:07:52.880The concern was never about instant mind control, but about gradual influence, shaping beliefs, reactions, and identity under sustained pressure.
01:07:53.119 -->
01:07:56.800They're told by the voices, the V2K.
01:07:57.199 -->
01:08:02.559So they'll say we're the Russian government, we're the Chinese government, we're evil aliens.
01:08:02.800 -->
01:08:14.559The trickery really is that great when you're under hypnosis that people will believe something other than a massive government uh could do this.
01:08:14.800 -->
01:08:17.840Modern discussions revive that fear in a new context.
01:08:18.079 -->
01:08:24.479If stress, trauma, and neurological disruption can weaken a person's sense of self, then influence becomes easier.
01:08:24.880 -->
01:08:32.399Not absolute control, but nudging behavior, altering perception, or steering decisions without the person fully realizing it.
01:08:32.640 -->
01:08:37.920And when influence no longer feels internal but authoritative, the stakes change.
01:08:38.239 -->
01:08:42.239Because the most powerful manipulation isn't suggestion, it's command.
01:08:42.720 -->
01:08:46.720The moment a message feels unquestionable, resistance fades.
01:08:47.119 -->
01:08:50.479With this comes the weapon that was never meant to be known publicly.
01:08:50.640 -->
01:08:55.199Claims surrounding the so-called voice of God weapons take the fear even further.
01:08:55.439 -->
01:08:58.640The idea centers on authority-based auditory influence.
01:08:58.800 -->
01:09:02.880Sounds or messages perceived as external truth, command or guidance.
01:09:03.039 -->
01:09:06.399Not persuasion through argument, but through perceived certainty.
01:09:06.640 -->
01:09:15.680There is a classification weapon system called the voice of God, and I've met some of these people, but they're convinced and they'll do whatever this voice tells them.
01:09:15.760 -->
01:09:17.039And that's the dangerous part.
01:09:17.119 -->
01:09:18.960That's another form of trickery.
01:09:19.279 -->
01:09:22.720God wants you to go on a spray, let's say.
01:09:23.279 -->
01:09:24.159Some people would do that.
01:09:24.399 -->
01:09:27.840Whether real or exaggerated, the ethical concern is clear.
01:09:28.000 -->
01:09:33.039If a person believes a message carries unquestionable authority, resistance weakens.
01:09:33.279 -->
01:09:37.039History shows how powerful belief can be when it feels absolute.
01:09:37.279 -->
01:09:44.479Even the suggestion that such influence might exist forces uncomfortable questions about consent, autonomy, and abuse.
01:09:44.800 -->
01:09:49.279And if belief can be shaped in one mind, it doesn't stop there.
01:09:49.680 -->
01:09:53.279Because ideas don't stay contained, they spread.
01:09:53.600 -->
01:09:59.520These are often called mind viruses, not because they are technical, but because they behave like contagion.
01:09:59.760 -->
01:10:04.000When people adopt a belief and reinforce it collectively, doubt disappears.
01:10:04.239 -->
01:10:05.840Stories harden into truth.
01:10:06.000 -->
01:10:12.720Whether the original cause was physical, psychological, or misunderstood, belief itself becomes a force.
01:10:12.960 -->
01:10:16.880And once belief stops at the group level, it doesn't stay contained.
01:10:17.119 -->
01:10:18.079It scales.
01:10:18.319 -->
01:10:21.119It crosses borders, cultures, and screens.
01:10:21.359 -->
01:10:26.079What begins as shared conviction can turn into shared emotion.
01:10:26.399 -->
01:10:31.039For those who believe it can't operate on a global scale, that assumption no longer holds.
01:10:31.199 -->
01:10:33.439Human emotion has always been contagious.
01:10:33.600 -->
01:10:36.720But technology has changed the speed and reach.
01:10:36.960 -->
01:10:44.319When fear, anxiety, or outrage spreads across networks, millions of people can begin reacting in sync without ever meeting.
01:10:44.560 -->
01:10:47.039This is what some describe as an empathy machine.
01:10:47.199 -->
01:10:52.479Not a device, but a system where emotions align and reinforce one another from across borders.
01:10:53.680 -->
01:11:00.800Pressure doesn't have to be applied directly, it can be absorbed socially, amplified culturally, and sustained psychologically.
01:11:01.359 -->
01:11:05.119What starts as individual stress becomes collective tension.
01:11:05.920 -->
01:11:10.560Some of these ideas sound extreme until you look at what militaries openly research.
01:11:10.880 -->
01:11:15.760Modern psychological warfare focuses less on destruction and more on perception.
01:11:16.079 -->
01:11:18.000How could you disable a person?
01:11:18.399 -->
01:11:21.439Okay, most people think directed energy, a laser beam.
01:11:21.600 -->
01:11:24.800Okay, you burn them a few times.
01:11:24.960 -->
01:11:27.439That's not really disabling them.
01:11:28.079 -->
01:11:30.720Uh making them dysfunctional.
01:11:30.960 -->
01:11:43.439That would be scrambling their brains, that'd be dopamine dumps, that would be making you know concussion weapons, that would be uh somehow affecting their nervous system so they drop on the ground.
01:11:43.680 -->
01:11:56.000So it's a combination of psychological warfare as well as directed energy weapons, along with the voice of God weapons with voice morphing, with artificial intelligence chatterbots.
01:11:56.159 -->
01:12:02.159It's a very it's the most complex weapon system we have put together ever as a species.
01:12:02.399 -->
01:12:09.840Technologies involving lasers, light projection, and advanced signaling have been tested for communication, deterrence, and non-lethal control.
01:12:10.239 -->
01:12:16.560These systems are not proof of mind manipulation, but they show how perception itself has become a strategic domain.
01:12:16.880 -->
01:12:25.600You have no ability to discern, like looking at a uh computer screen television, uh what goes into your mind.
01:12:26.159 -->
01:12:30.079It is directly stimulating those neurons.
01:12:30.399 -->
01:12:33.920All the senses have been bypassed, like in the movie The Matrix.
01:12:34.079 -->
01:12:44.319They're literally plugged in to a synthetic controlled reality that they cannot differentiate from their external bodily senses.
01:12:44.640 -->
01:12:49.840The goal isn't always to injure, it's to confuse, intimidate, or influence behavior.
01:12:50.079 -->
01:12:53.760History shows that militaries experiment first, then adapt.
01:12:54.079 -->
01:12:59.840What remains classified often fuels speculation, especially when paired with unexplained events.
01:13:00.079 -->
01:13:06.000But while theories compete and investigations stall, the human cost continues quietly in the background.
01:13:06.239 -->
01:13:10.000Behind every theory are people trying to survive their symptoms.
01:13:10.159 -->
01:13:14.479Many seek neurological care, therapy, and rehabilitation with mixed results.
01:13:14.720 -->
01:13:17.359Some improve, others struggle for years.
01:13:17.600 -->
01:13:21.600What hurts most isn't always the pain, it's not being believed.
01:13:22.800 -->
01:13:29.680Victims often face long waits, fragmented care, and pressure to accept explanations that don't match their experience.
01:13:29.920 -->
01:13:31.600Recognition matters.
01:13:31.840 -->
01:13:33.199Support matters.
01:13:33.439 -->
01:13:37.520Even without definitive answers, compassion can reduce harm.
01:13:37.840 -->
01:13:44.479Maybe the real question isn't whether these weapons exist or whether Havana syndrome will ever be traced to a single cause.
01:13:44.720 -->
01:13:51.840Maybe the real question is who gets to decide what counts as proof and who is expected to live with uncertainty.
01:13:52.079 -->
01:14:04.640If something unseen can disrupt the mind, the body, and a life without leaving clear evidence, then belief becomes a kind of power, and power is rarely shared equally.
01:14:04.960 -->
01:14:08.479So the question lingers, unresolved and uncomfortable.
01:14:09.119 -->
01:14:14.079If these tools are real, who decides when they're used and on whom?
01:14:14.720 -->
01:14:16.479So hearing voices, man.
01:14:17.039 -->
01:14:17.600Dude.
01:14:17.840 -->
01:14:21.760That's like, you know, I mean, I hear voices, but it's my own.
01:14:22.000 -->
01:14:22.399Dude.
01:14:23.199 -->
01:14:27.199I mean, I talk to myself a lot too, but I never really actually speak back.
01:14:27.439 -->
01:14:27.600Dude.
01:14:28.000 -->
01:14:28.960But I'm serious.
01:14:29.119 -->
01:14:33.279I've heard the vibrations and the buzzing and all that kind of stuff before.
01:14:33.600 -->
01:14:41.680It's I you know, like uh especially like after I had my heart surgery, you know, if I had my head turned this way a little bit, I could hear this whoa, whoa, whoa.
01:14:41.840 -->
01:14:48.960And I just thought it was, you know, like my veins or something being funny, but I don't know, man, because these people are describing the same things that I've heard.
01:14:49.199 -->
01:14:53.520You know, I'm not saying that it's been able to drive me crazy yet.
01:14:54.399 -->
01:14:55.520But who knows?
01:14:55.680 -->
01:14:56.159I don't know.
01:14:56.239 -->
01:14:57.600Maybe you guys think something different.
01:14:57.680 -->
01:14:58.319I might be crazy more.
01:15:01.600 -->
01:15:02.800That would drive me freaking nuts.
01:15:03.119 -->
01:15:06.239At that point, I'd probably be like, all right, just end it, dude.
01:15:06.479 -->
01:15:09.039Whatever you're gonna do, do it now.
01:15:09.439 -->
01:15:09.920Yeah, man.
01:15:10.000 -->
01:15:12.880I mean like anybody's voice except for that one.
01:15:13.840 -->
01:15:15.760Well, that one, oh dude, right?
01:15:16.000 -->
01:15:16.319Bro.
01:15:16.560 -->
01:15:20.399Well, I was gonna say, and the people on the view, because those, oh my god, those voices.
01:15:20.640 -->
01:15:21.199Could you imagine?
01:15:21.279 -->
01:15:22.399See, that would be torture.
01:15:22.640 -->
01:15:26.800That was when you find out that you are insane and you have to kill yourself.
01:15:27.039 -->
01:15:27.520Right.
01:15:27.760 -->
01:15:30.239No matter what it takes, you have to end this.
01:15:30.560 -->
01:15:32.880Uh not to make light of it, but holy man.
01:15:33.199 -->
01:15:39.199It's but yeah, it it's well, and just to think that you know, this stuff's been around for a long time.
01:15:39.279 -->
01:15:40.640People have been doing this forever.
01:15:40.800 -->
01:15:54.800If you think about like those places like uh back Tia Tewacon or whatever, and like down in South America where they can stand up on this one place and speak and the whole village can hear them and stuff like that.
01:15:54.880 -->
01:16:05.920Like they've always been playing with stuff like that, but when it comes to like having sounds coming out to your brain that sound like it's from inside your head is a different story.
01:16:07.119 -->
01:16:13.439That is totally because and that's the other thing too, is like with with like how you were saying, everybody else is hearing it.
01:16:13.680 -->
01:16:13.840Right.
01:16:14.159 -->
01:16:16.399This is just you it's just it's just you.
01:16:16.560 -->
01:16:16.960Yeah, yeah.
01:16:17.199 -->
01:16:21.199Especially if you you know, you you might be in a room full of people, but and you're just hearing it.
01:16:21.359 -->
01:16:28.800That is well, and like with the Havana syndrome stuff, you know, it's the basically when they took out Maduro, that's how they got in there and got them.
01:16:28.960 -->
01:16:29.119Right.
01:16:29.279 -->
01:16:30.560You know, they made everybody sick.
01:16:30.880 -->
01:16:33.119They were talking about those direct energy weapons.
01:16:33.439 -->
01:16:34.239And U.S.
01:16:35.199 -->
01:16:36.560military was boasting it.
01:16:36.640 -->
01:16:38.800It's not like that's a conspiracy or anything.
01:16:38.960 -->
01:16:41.359They were straight up bragging about.
01:16:41.520 -->
01:16:42.000Yeah, man.
01:16:42.239 -->
01:16:45.840So it's not like we're making that kind of stuff up, so it's not like it doesn't exist.
01:16:46.079 -->
01:16:46.319Right.
01:16:46.479 -->
01:16:54.479All this is real, you know, and the fact that like DARPA and all that kind of stuff goes into like finding all these young people and getting them hooked up.
01:16:54.640 -->
01:16:58.159We covered something like that before, where it was the Wi-Fi's.
01:16:58.239 -->
01:17:00.159Remember where that kid got the phone call?
01:17:00.319 -->
01:17:02.159Yeah, and he was like, Who the hell is this?
01:17:02.239 -->
01:17:04.319And nobody can know who it was, and all that kind of stuff.
01:17:04.399 -->
01:17:05.920It's the same thing, you know.
01:17:06.239 -->
01:17:07.760It's it's tripped out, man.
01:17:08.239 -->
01:17:19.520These programs are enormous, and you know, I've heard people talk about well, if you think that we're headed towards a dystopian state, you might be uh a little surprised to find out that we're already there.
01:17:19.760 -->
01:17:20.159Right.
01:17:20.399 -->
01:17:20.880You know?
01:17:21.199 -->
01:17:25.439It's like I can't wait for the days where I just go fishing.
01:17:26.079 -->
01:17:27.760I don't worry about who's watching me.
01:17:27.920 -->
01:17:39.039I just get on the boat, go out and catch some fish, put the boat back on the trailer, head home, have a good day, take a nap, to wake up, and that's just the way life is, man.
01:17:39.680 -->
01:17:41.039I don't think that's ever gonna happen.
01:17:41.199 -->
01:17:42.399You can't even fish now.
01:17:42.560 -->
01:17:44.399Now they're asking you to stop fishing.
01:17:44.560 -->
01:17:44.880Yeah.
01:17:46.000 -->
01:17:48.640What was it up in Oregon or whatever they were trying to make it illegal to fish?
01:17:49.039 -->
01:17:49.840To go in the forest.
01:17:50.079 -->
01:17:50.640Yeah, man.
01:17:50.720 -->
01:17:53.760That's I know I know uh uh Canada did that.
01:17:54.000 -->
01:17:55.279Yeah, that's what I'm saying.
01:17:55.439 -->
01:17:59.439It's like all these lakes around here in Colorado are all empty.
01:17:59.600 -->
01:17:59.760Yeah.
01:18:00.079 -->
01:18:04.479You know, and even the one that's the drinking water for Aurora, how is that empty?
01:18:05.039 -->
01:18:07.039That doesn't irrigate anything.
01:18:07.279 -->
01:18:12.560We haven't had scorching summer to where it's dried up the water.
01:18:12.800 -->
01:18:14.239That's not happening.
01:18:14.720 -->
01:18:15.439It's weird.
01:18:15.840 -->
01:18:30.640It is like so I went up to Carter Lake, you know, last weekend and driving by and you could see like they had ponds there, but they were dried up, and it was so weird to see because you know that's what was there, and it's like, where is that, man?
01:18:30.960 -->
01:18:31.439It's out.
01:18:32.399 -->
01:18:45.520Well, and that's the thing, you know, you got people are trying to sell you the fact that you could put a data center in your own house now, you know, so that they can basically alleviate all these giant data centers.
01:18:45.600 -->
01:18:46.319Have you heard about that?
01:18:46.560 -->
01:18:51.840No, I have no that you can't water your lawn, but they want you to put a data center inside your house.
01:18:51.920 -->
01:18:52.880It's a mini pod.
01:18:52.960 -->
01:18:53.840They're actually selling them.
01:18:54.079 -->
01:18:55.920People get paid to have them in their house.
01:18:56.159 -->
01:18:56.720Are you telling me?
01:18:56.880 -->
01:18:57.039Yes.
01:18:57.199 -->
01:19:06.880And so the way they work this is they jack up your power pl your your power bill so high you can't pay for it, and then they offer you this solution.
01:19:08.239 -->
01:19:08.640Yeah.
01:19:09.359 -->
01:19:10.319That is free.
01:19:10.640 -->
01:19:14.560Well, I mean, we'll cover that on one of these podcasts coming up, but it's insane.
01:19:14.880 -->
01:19:30.159They're you know, they're definitely trying to do whatever they can to make sure that they can talk to us in our heads without talking to us and watch us and make sure that they can control what we're thinking all day, what our attention goes to.
01:19:30.479 -->
01:19:34.880You know what that you know that was that's the weird thing, like how you were saying that they talk to us.
01:19:34.960 -->
01:19:37.520What it just made me think of that Star Trek episode.
01:19:38.479 -->
01:19:40.000It's an old Star Trek episode.
01:19:40.159 -->
01:19:52.720Some of y'all might know the old Star Trek Captain Kirk, where uh it was actually even the original uh captain for the Star Trek that was down this planet, and they were talking to everybody through there was no lips moving or nothing, it was just all through the mind.
01:19:53.119 -->
01:19:53.600Telepathy.
01:19:54.399 -->
01:19:54.960Yeah, dude.
01:19:55.199 -->
01:19:57.119It was it was yeah, but anyway, sorry.
01:19:57.279 -->
01:20:01.279It just made me think that that was a strange ass episode, too, man.
01:20:01.520 -->
01:20:01.840But yeah.
01:20:02.159 -->
01:20:06.560That's why they they think that they're that's why everything was written in symbols back in the day.
01:20:06.880 -->
01:20:08.399Because nobody could talk.
01:20:09.039 -->
01:20:10.319They didn't have language.
01:20:11.119 -->
01:20:11.840Never know, man.
01:20:11.920 -->
01:20:13.920That's hey, who knows, man?
01:20:14.000 -->
01:20:14.800We'll never know.
01:20:15.039 -->
01:20:17.439It could have been clicks and clicks and click click click.
01:20:17.680 -->
01:20:18.239Click clack.
01:20:19.359 -->
01:20:22.560Click clacks back at it again, threatening Elon Musk.
01:20:22.800 -->
01:20:23.520Oh my goodness.
01:20:23.680 -->
01:20:24.560Click click.
01:20:30.319 -->
01:20:31.199Never know!
01:20:40.800 -->
01:20:45.600Did you know an entire lake once exhaled and killed 2,000 people in a single night?
01:20:45.760 -->
01:20:53.359On August 21st, 1986, Lake Neos in Cameroon released a massive, invisible cloud of carbon dioxide.
01:20:53.520 -->
01:20:56.239It had no smell, no color, no sound.
01:20:56.399 -->
01:21:02.239The gas was heavier than air, so it rolled along the ground like fog and swallowed every village in its path.
01:21:02.399 -->
01:21:03.840People died in their beds.
01:21:04.000 -->
01:21:05.840Cattle dropped mid-stride.
01:21:06.079 -->
01:21:13.920Families were found seated at tables, untouched, as if frozen mid-conversation, no fire, no flood, no warning.
01:21:14.079 -->
01:21:17.119Just a perfectly intact world with everything in it dead.
01:21:17.359 -->
01:21:21.840Dude, I mean, freaking uh lake farted basically and took out the floor.
01:21:22.000 -->
01:21:24.560I was thinking it was like silent but deadly fart.
01:21:25.279 -->
01:21:26.640Like came out, no sound.
01:21:26.880 -->
01:21:27.039Right?
01:21:27.199 -->
01:21:27.760Didn't even have no.
01:21:30.800 -->
01:21:31.680What'd you do?
01:21:32.000 -->
01:21:32.319Right?
01:21:32.399 -->
01:21:34.560Uh at least you get a warning or something.
01:21:36.000 -->
01:21:37.600Dude, I don't know, man.
01:21:37.680 -->
01:21:38.880That's that's insane, dude.
01:21:38.960 -->
01:21:39.119Yeah.
01:21:39.840 -->
01:21:40.319That's sad.
01:21:40.479 -->
01:21:50.960I mean, you you see that a lot where like people that live near volcanoes or something like that, you know, that they'll get it eruption and all that sudden that carbon monoxide and all kinds of stuff.
01:21:51.279 -->
01:21:53.7602,000 people just that's terrible, man.
01:21:53.920 -->
01:21:54.399It's for real.
01:21:54.640 -->
01:21:55.119It's crazy.
01:21:55.199 -->
01:21:58.079You know, one time I remember I was like 14.
01:21:58.720 -->
01:22:02.000My grandparents used to send us to like the video store down the street.
01:22:02.079 -->
01:22:06.479And I when I say us, I meant my sister, you know, and she was like four years older than me.
01:22:06.800 -->
01:22:13.520So we go down there and then we had to argue about which video we were gonna rent, you know, because we could never agree on anything, right?
01:22:13.680 -->
01:22:13.840Right.
01:22:14.079 -->
01:22:16.720We get up to the counter and we're like getting ready to check out.
01:22:16.880 -->
01:22:24.800My sister actually lived with my parents up in or up in Aurora or Denver, and I live with my grandparents out in in Brush.
01:22:25.199 -->
01:22:32.000And so we're standing there, and all of a sudden I just look at her, and she's got this huge smile on her face.
01:22:32.159 -->
01:22:34.399I'm like, uh what the hell?
01:22:34.560 -->
01:22:36.479And then all of a sudden I can smell it.
01:22:36.640 -->
01:22:41.119Oh God, I live here, lady.
01:22:41.760 -->
01:22:43.119Like, what are you doing?
01:22:43.279 -->
01:22:46.720Oh the guy at the counter was just like, God, get out.
01:22:46.880 -->
01:22:49.039Here, take the video, just go.
01:22:50.000 -->
01:22:51.600Man, awesome, man.
01:22:52.159 -->
01:22:55.199All right, I mean, you know, just like dying right there.
01:22:55.439 -->
01:23:01.359I've played the fart game many times in life, so I but yeah, dude, it never killed anybody, you know.
01:23:01.760 -->
01:23:03.359Silent, deadly, holy shit.
01:23:03.840 -->
01:23:06.079Holy moly, man, that's insane.
01:23:06.239 -->
01:23:07.199Yeah, that's nuts.
01:23:07.840 -->
01:23:11.199Well, hey guys, really appreciate you guys hanging out with us again.
01:23:11.680 -->
01:23:17.279Don't forget to check out Bury My Demons and everybody opening up for the X-Faces at the Fed on the fourth.
01:23:17.520 -->
01:23:23.520And hey, I ran into uh uh a friend that uh lives at my room and uh she does teeth cleaning.
01:23:23.600 -->
01:23:26.880So anybody looking to do some teeth cleanings, yeah, hit her up.
01:23:27.039 -->
01:23:27.600Yeah.
01:23:27.840 -->
01:23:30.319And uh thank y'all once again for checking us out.
01:23:30.399 -->
01:23:31.439We really do appreciate it.
01:23:31.600 -->
01:23:34.800Check out uh Bury My Demons, you know, coming up on the fourth.
01:23:34.880 -->
01:23:35.840Uh, they would appreciate it.
01:23:35.920 -->
01:23:36.720We'd appreciate it.
01:23:36.800 -->
01:23:42.239And uh, like Justin says, if you got some music that you'd like us to show or pass on, hit us up.
01:23:42.319 -->
01:23:43.039You know how to do it.
01:23:43.199 -->
01:23:43.600That's right.
01:23:43.680 -->
01:23:44.960We'll see you guys next week.
