Embark on a riveting journey with Big Mikey and me as we navigate the murky waters of corporate politics, discussing everything from the dreaded cold call to the backroom dealings that define corporate success. We'll whisk you through the unexpected twists of business crises, likening a pickup truck's aid in a plane landing to the maneuvers companies employ to survive. Our dialogue takes a deep dive into the world's secrets and scandals. From scrutinizing the far-fetched claims of public figure replacements to debating the health implications of the COVID-19 vaccine, we don’t shy away from controversy. We share intimate stories from our inner circle and delve into the chilling legacy of Nazi descendants in South America, as revealed by Tim Kennedy.
As we traverse the landscape of conspiracy and history, we entertain the outlandish and the unexplained. Ever wondered about the veracity of Hollywood rumors or the power behind a name? We've got that covered. Our engaging banter might just convince you that a president named Blade could have changed the course of history. And if that's not enough, join us as we speculate on the implications of a cashless society and how our favorite sci-fi flicks eerily predicted the future.
Our adventure doesn't end there; we're also unearthing the mysteries of ancient civilizations, considering the forgotten wisdom lost to cataclysmic events. The discussion takes us from the enigmatic construction of the Egyptian pyramids to the challenges faced by those who dare to question historical narratives. We close with a foray into the eerie energy of remote locations, inviting you to ponder the inexplicable sensations that certain places evoke. Tune in for an episode that promises not only to enlighten but also to leave you with more questions than you came with.
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Embark on a riveting journey with Big Mikey and me as we navigate the murky waters of corporate politics, discussing everything from the dreaded cold call to the backroom dealings that define corporate success. We'll whisk you through the unexpected twists of business crises, likening a pickup truck's aid in a plane landing to the maneuvers companies employ to survive. Our dialogue takes a deep dive into the world's secrets and scandals. From scrutinizing the far-fetched claims of public figure replacements to debating the health implications of the COVID-19 vaccine, we don’t shy away from controversy. We share intimate stories from our inner circle and delve into the chilling legacy of Nazi descendants in South America, as revealed by Tim Kennedy.
As we traverse the landscape of conspiracy and history, we entertain the outlandish and the unexplained. Ever wondered about the veracity of Hollywood rumors or the power behind a name? We've got that covered. Our engaging banter might just convince you that a president named Blade could have changed the course of history. And if that's not enough, join us as we speculate on the implications of a cashless society and how our favorite sci-fi flicks eerily predicted the future.
Our adventure doesn't end there; we're also unearthing the mysteries of ancient civilizations, considering the forgotten wisdom lost to cataclysmic events. The discussion takes us from the enigmatic construction of the Egyptian pyramids to the challenges faced by those who dare to question historical narratives. We close with a foray into the eerie energy of remote locations, inviting you to ponder the inexplicable sensations that certain places evoke. Tune in for an episode that promises not only to enlighten but also to leave you with more questions than you came with.
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Hello and welcome to this week's episode of Conversations with an Investor. We've got Big Mikey back in the hot seat. We are going to discuss it all. There's been a lot in the news, so let's go no holes barred and discuss everything, but most of all big guy, big stones. So let's dive right in. There's some wild variances with the Suck it Up 7. One of the boys that was talking the biggest game, jj.
Speaker 1:he didn't even fucking, he didn't make the first day did he not a pussy cunt I, I was like your willpower as a fucking man. Your willpower didn't break, it never showed up yeah, that's that. You just didn't come it didn't arrive what was his fucking game plan like? Uh, to do um cold calling. Fucking hates it, it's just 30 minutes of cold calling. Fucking hates it, it's just 30 minutes of cold calling. I was like you are so pathetic If you think 30 minutes of phoning people is suffering.
Speaker 2:Which one's JJ Is he the English lad? Yeah, English lad. Ah, yeah, yeah Him. They were getting stuck about his wife fucking Ireland when he got off the fucking chat, and that Was that, jj, that's the one. Ah, yeah, yeah, I carry on a bit.
Speaker 1:He'll do anything to avoid cold calling. He hates it.
Speaker 2:What does he do then? What's he need a cold call for?
Speaker 1:He's got a recruitment business, so he's looking for new clients, oh fuck that he's the archetypical recruitment guy. I know him because when I worked in the phone shop there was a type. There was a stereotypical person that worked in a phone shop and I remember they brought out a sitcom and they just blew it out of proportion. I was like that was what it was like in recruitments like that as well, where it's just got the whole kind of particulars around it.
Speaker 2:The folk I know in recruitment, though, they fucking do well lad.
Speaker 1:They does well.
Speaker 2:One of the boys I ken. He's got like a tech headcunt in a recruitment company and he's fucking smashing it.
Speaker 1:Big money.
Speaker 2:And I don't understand as to how.
Speaker 1:You mean, how do they get paid?
Speaker 2:You get someone a job who pays you, so what happens is you would get a company. The whole idea is that you Well, the company pays you to find them somebody.
Speaker 1:They pay you 22% of the first year of the salary. So say somebody's on 100 grand a year you're getting paid 22 grand to go and find them, and the idea is that companies are saving money or cutting costs by employing somebody that would do that.
Speaker 2:They're just wasting their time. Just sub it out in essence. Yeah, yeah, yeah.
Speaker 1:Subcontract out, but the fees are between 18% and 22%.
Speaker 2:Well, yeah.
Speaker 1:If you're in that guy in the tech business, the salaries can be phone numbers. So when you're getting a chunk of that, that's a good wedge? Yeah for sure. But they're filthy because what they'll do Is they'll phone around and then Like poach clients and Like we'll try and get you Up the ladder. It's Like it's it's cutthroat.
Speaker 2:A lot of it baffles me, like there's a lot of jumping about too, kind of like they're trying to climb here but they can't, so they need to zigzag To another company and come back over a promotion.
Speaker 1:It's a weird game of snakes and ladders.
Speaker 2:It doesn't make much sense to me, it's politics, company politics it pretty much drives people nuts. I couldn't be asked for that corporate world like office bollocks.
Speaker 1:You see it when you're, when you invest in some companies like, they'll have structures and protocols and policies and you just go. Man, it's bearable at a distance, but it would be awful if that was your daily life. Aye, it wouldn't be me. Like Compliance, and you know rules upon rules.
Speaker 2:Oh shit, fucking rules and regulations.
Speaker 1:And it's all spin, all of it.
Speaker 2:Oh it's spin.
Speaker 1:It's a mild version of politicians in terms of it's the spin, all of it. Is it? Oh, it's spin, it's. It's a mild version of politicians in terms of it's the way you put things across, it's the way that you appear and all that smoking bottles.
Speaker 1:I mean, you know, when you know what the real story is, and then you look at the spin and it's like that's that's throughout all industries. Right, companies are like that the window dress things. That's where the expression window dressing is. So the idea would be that you would have a company that would have a certain way of operating and that might not be palatable to the outside world. So what you would do is you would window dress your operation so it would look the way it would need to look.
Speaker 1:So that people coming round like figuratively people would come round and be like, oh, this looks the way it needed to look. So that people coming round like figuratively people would come round and be like, oh, this looks the way it needs to look. And then it's got extremes where they'll bend reality of what the company's operation is.
Speaker 2:I feel like you're just talking to me about our government.
Speaker 1:Well, I was thinking more like Boeing in terms of like we can make things fit and then like parts of it are blown off. Ricardo suffers from big time flying. He hates it, and there was a. A notification came up About one of the 737s, like the wheel just came off and the plane flew up to 22,000 feet.
Speaker 2:Did you see the cunt that had to Like help a bone land with his truck?
Speaker 1:I've never seen that one.
Speaker 2:The fucking front wheels fell off and obviously they're like Well, we need to land. So the fucking managed to land and put the front landing gear on the back of this cunt's pickup truck. Obviously I think it was in america I would have had to be we don't have trucks big enough for that and they fucking managed to do it. Wow, at one point it looked like you might shit the bed like, but he fucking pulled it off like a normal pickup truck. Well it's. This is why I'm pretty sure it was one of these big, super duty American fucking double axle bad boys.
Speaker 2:I mean, it's not built to take the weight of a plane, but it fucking held like Aye. Aye, I'll find it for you and send it to the night.
Speaker 1:I've seen the one with the. It was like a light aircraft and the landing gear was stuck and it's done a pass over and the guy's out the sunroof, the car pulling the wheel down. I've not seen that's a cracking one. It's not necessarily massive, but the timing and precision in terms of if that goes wrong, you're getting squashed and think of it. I mean, like what's the range in terms of you getting it right? I mean you've probably got what?
Speaker 1:two feet, three feet, and you're guided down and the guy's hanging out and he pulls, he gets a hold of it and pulls the wheel down and it's incredible to see and now I've hit Ricardo with that many clips that the algorithm's now sending. I don't even need to send them anymore.
Speaker 2:I don't like flying, but not because I'm worried about anything breaking or me dying. I don't care about that aspect. I don't like the fact I can't get off it when I want Right.
Speaker 1:Is it a size thing or is it a control thing?
Speaker 2:I just don't like being, I don't like stuff Contained, I don't like trains for that reason too. I can't just stop and get off a train. You can stop and get off a bus whenever you choose. You just push the button emergency stop and you can get off, whereas a train and a plane or a boat you can't do that and I just I don't like them for that fact, the fact I can't leave.
Speaker 1:How do you deal with it? Is that kind of the Asperger's rearing up again?
Speaker 2:Maybe it might be. I just don't like. I don't like the fact I can't get off it and that's it You've always. I just don't like. I can't get off the fucking thing until we're wherever we need to be, which is good, because if I had the ability to get off, I would probably never get to where I needed to be because I'd be like nah, fuck this, I'm wanting to off this.
Speaker 1:Would you feel that?
Speaker 2:I don't like it, ladder. No, I don't know why. It's literally because I can't get off when I want. It's almost just quite a petty reason.
Speaker 1:That.
Speaker 2:Really, that's just autism.
Speaker 1:Childish.
Speaker 2:It's really, it's really fucking. It's such a shit, fucking condition.
Speaker 1:Is that like autism? Is it just like you've got an anchor to childness?
Speaker 2:It's one of these things To be like childish.
Speaker 2:The easiest way I can explain autism. Well, there's two ways. One is we're playing the same game. You got a rule book. I never, I don't know the rules of the game. And another one is like for Like. If someone tries to Like, if you hear folk fucking explaining it and they're just fucking Most of it's bollocks Like, because people are like, oh, he can't do that, he can do that, he just doesn't want to. If he chose to do that, he would be fine, but he doesn't want to do it. You're making him do it, so now he's not fine. And that is literally, if you choose to do something like I could go to a fucking concert if I wanted to, if you made me go to a concert, we're not having fun because you've made me right and and that it can be that simple of just choice. I chose to. I'm fine, right, I don't want to be there, we're not having fun and you're not having fun either how did you go on at your?
Speaker 1:did you stay, manage to stay the full event? You were at a show, the other the other week oh, hans Zimmer, oh dynamic lad so who's Hans Zimmer do?
Speaker 2:you not know who he is. Well for the listeners that maybe don't know, don't know who he is they don't know who Hans is, though, don't you?
Speaker 2:Ah, yeah, aye, fucking unbelievable, really good. The only thing I would say is he didn't play like the way he'd done the set. He didn't do certain bits that I liked enough For argument's sake, for Interstellar. Cornfield Chase is probably the most iconic bit of music from that film, and he blended in and out of a few different parts of the movie, and I get why he did it, because it wasn't just a piece of music, it was the music across the movie that he'd done. But that was the fucking piece of music, and he should have, in my opinion, extended that section, and a few folks said that on the way out, like I wish he'd done that a bit longer.
Speaker 1:I'm like, fucking right he should have done that a bit longer, because that's the bit that.
Speaker 2:That bit of music, cornfield Chase, is probably the most iconic bit from. No one cares about the rest of the bit he did for the movie. It was good, but that bit he nailed Really good the emotion, the visuals, the fucking banging, and he didn't do it long enough.
Speaker 1:Maybe he's like the whole pizza chef thing. He's giving you just a little less than you would like.
Speaker 2:Aye, but he didn't leave me wanting more, it made me annoyed. I'm like you dick.
Speaker 1:Is that because of the autism?
Speaker 2:No, everybody felt the same way.
Speaker 1:Non-autistic felt pissed off.
Speaker 2:Aye, right, okay, that's good.
Speaker 1:It's good that you've checked the reference point.
Speaker 2:We did A few because on the way out I wish he'd done a bit longer and I'm fucking yeah, well, wouldn't that that's good yeah, aye, but it was really good lad. Really good because, like most concerts and shit, like everyone's getting all fucking loud and lairy, you could hear a pin drop in the hydro, like really silence.
Speaker 1:Every cunt, it's captivated silent silence, captivated with the whole thing. Awesome, really good. That's when you know it's good.
Speaker 2:Really really fucking good. I don't know if I would go again, but I'm glad I went, if you get me, it was really good.
Speaker 1:Good experience, but no rushing back to it, unless he does a bit more cornfields.
Speaker 2:Basically, if I knew the structure, I didn't realise there was a sort of list and the cunt wasn't even there. He wasn't there. His guy was there, but he wasn't there. His guy was there, but he wasn't there. He was on like Videolink or whatever.
Speaker 2:He only physically does the North American shows, which I didn't know. We found out like Two days before. I'm like the guy's not even Fucking there. It was still good, though, the way they did it With him and Videolinkness and whatever it was. Did it with him and video linkness and whatever it was good. But, aye, when I was just like what, how's Ken?
Speaker 1:They've all got a clone. They've all got.
Speaker 2:Bill on the phone and fucking hooked up a replacement. But nah, it was decent. But aye, there was a few things that I would expect because it wasn't fucking cheap, so I'm like I expected the guy to be there.
Speaker 1:Ken, how much was it to go to that? She didn't tell me. Much more would it have been to get him there.
Speaker 2:The cunt's worth a few quid. Like Is he? I'm sure he's up four, six hundred million, type he's got some bank. Like Wow, Actually, we have Wi-Fi. I'll tell you right now. Check the Wi-Fi Zimmer. What is he on there now? Oh, 200 million.
Speaker 1:I mean, it's Only Only 200 million.
Speaker 2:He's only got fucking couch. Change the fucking hack Nah.
Speaker 1:Fucking ginger bottles.
Speaker 2:Imagine having 200 million mate.
Speaker 1:Imagine having 200 million and you don't even go to your own shows.
Speaker 2:I know Fucking hell, he's cracked it. He doesn't even work. He's like nah, it's fine, I'll just host the show you go on.
Speaker 1:It's a bit of a fucking extreme work from home set up, is it, is it not?
Speaker 2:It's just sitting there with video link you going over. Nah, fuck it, I'm going nowhere.
Speaker 1:I'm working from home. I'm still fucking, still bound by the COVID laws Craziness man, we were talking before we came on air About clones. That is wild. That blew my mind.
Speaker 2:Who so Right? That guy is the son of a Founding member of the WEF and the dad Fucked off because he didn't agree with the direction they were going in or some shit.
Speaker 1:And now this guy's just off his chomp and everyone's dead and everyone's been replaced the weird thing with these people that are off their fucking nut is see if they're around long enough.
Speaker 2:A lot of this stuff comes true, which is even more fucking bizarre have you came across him before, though I've seen him before, though I've never seen that man in my fucking life, I've seen him before he done an article where some of the people I don't know who we're talking about.
Speaker 1:Alex, I'll get his name.
Speaker 2:Alex Jones, pascal, something or the other well remembered. Pascal Noval or something I know, it's not Pedro Pascal, he's a fucking actor.
Speaker 1:Pascal Noval, I think it is. Let me just pull it up such is the conversations we have, because I sent you this at about 25 past midnight last night. Well, have you seen this?
Speaker 2:and it's very rare for Alex Jones not to be on board with something. Normally he's fucking right behind that. Let's fucking see here. He's just like aye gone, he's dead, he's been replaced. He's like fucking Jesus mate, let's see if we can get his name. Jesus mate, let's see if we can get his name. How could they work out if his first name or surname was Pascal?
Speaker 1:You know who he sounds like? He sounds like Hans Gruber from fucking Die Hard. Such a good fucking character.
Speaker 2:You know, simon Says On the beach collecting 20% he's.
Speaker 1:That's who the guy sounds like. Let's see if we can find his name.
Speaker 2:I don't get any info on the video let's fucking put it up here. Because he says that? Because fucking Alex Stone says his name a couple of times, he's awfully fucking quiet. Fucking Alex Jones says his name A couple of times, he's awfully fucking quiet. What was his?
Speaker 1:name.
Speaker 2:I'm sure it was Pascal. Either Pascal Sahin or Sahin Pascal. Let's see. Like I said, my head immensely Was going to Pedro Pascal, and I know it's not Pedro Pascal.
Speaker 1:Pascal Nijadi, pascal Njade, pascal the Jade, not Njade or Njade. So the guy said Pascal comes on and he says Elon Musk is gone, meaning that he's dead, he's been cloned. Yeah, do you see this rocket ship? It's a piece of metal with traditional rocket fuel and you want to go on a seven-month voyage basically saying, look, you can't go that far on conventional fuel. And he also went on to say that President Kennedy, who would turn 107 years old next month, is not only alive but is queuing on.
Speaker 1:Bollocks, Total bollocks. President Kennedy is alive and he is queuing. Actually, Pascal says it is fucking wild what he was on about. He was famous. The very first video that I seen was a really, really well put together production where he was saying he's a Swiss citizen and he was basically saying that he was bringing charges against the Swiss Prime Minister for the whole Covid thing. He basically says the vaccine was a bioweapon against the Swiss Prime Minister for the whole COVID thing. He basically says that the vaccine is a bioweapon and that these people that were in charge should be held accountable.
Speaker 2:It's been in Westminster this week too. The leading oncologist in the UK is basically saying the vaccine is a cancer accelerant. All it's doing, from their evidence, is accelerating cancers.
Speaker 1:That's why you're seeing the rise of the turbo cancers. The rise of the turbo cancers, I mean you see these things and you're getting. You have cancer for 10 years. There's people dying in 10 weeks. Guy who done my garden, danny, passed away this week and he was the same never right for his second vaccine. How old was this? He was 60. But he did not fit as a fiddle and straight away after his second shot he was just never right. Loads and loads constantly feeling weak.
Speaker 2:Look at Charlie. Charlie's had nothing but health problems since the Really Fucked me. She's literally just been diagnosed with a neurological condition. She's been back and forward to the head of neurology in fucking Edinburgh for two years. It's crazy. They're like MS ME oh, we don't know, it's not that. Oh, you might have had a stroke. Oh that fucking clueless. And they're finally, after two years, just being like this is what is wrong with you.
Speaker 1:I've got a pal that's a GP and I gave him, like he got vitiligo, and I told him I was like vitiligo is the white patches on your skin.
Speaker 2:Yeah, yeah, yeah, like the Michael Jackson, michael Jackson, yeah, michael Jackson, yeah.
Speaker 1:I said to him I says, look, I ain't going to. Your autoimmune disease has been, your immune system has been crushed because you take these vaccines and that and I can't even be giving the book Did he have the full, the full bunah.
Speaker 1:I was the full and, uh, he rushed down to hospital. She had chest pains. Bear in mind, he's a gp. Yeah, the doctors in the hospital. They're like, yeah, she's got a chest infection. He's like, no, she's no, I'm a doctor, I know she's not got a chest infection. Um, like, I'm not here because I think my wife's got a chest infection.
Speaker 2:There's something really up with her because I'm surprised he got because the GP's got more info than we did when the vaccines rolled out because one of my pals who works for the NHS doing something or other, he managed to get the original leaflet when it first came out, which told you everything that was in this fucking thing, because he's went through and googled this. He's like and posted it on Instagram. I had an Instagram account shut down about 100 times. He's like Google this, google this, google this. This is from fucking dead fetuses. This is from monkey shit. This is from fucking the AIDS virus or vaccine. He's like Ken, what the fuck? And you're so Ken. If you've got that information, why the fuck would you take that drug? Fair enough, if you went in blind.
Speaker 1:They were just following the command. I mean, this is why the fuck would you take that drug Fair enough, if you went in blind. No, they were just following the command. I mean this is where the Milgram experiments were designed. You know the famous Milgram experiments, because that's the same thing happened in Germany during World War II. Why are these sort of bougie, middle-class sort of well-to-do officers carrying out these heinous orders? And it turned out that they were just following orders. And the idea was is the milgram experiments would test how far people would go to do things without questioning it if it came from authority see back in the day, though, I can excuse a lot of it because people didn't know better.
Speaker 2:You didn't have tech, you didn't have information. You didn't have information. You were closed off to what you were being told. Do you know what I mean? Like if you stayed in a village in the middle of nowhere. You didn't know anything outside of that village. You know what I mean? You just had what you were told and fed, whereas now you can find out anything.
Speaker 1:You've no fucking excuse now to be like oh, I didn't know let's take it a bit further, then, because here's two things I'll put to you and see what you think. Even back then, without tech, you would know right and wrong and the. Thing being is they were doing wrong and this was what Milgram's experiment was. They are doing wrong, but it's been overridden by their desire to an authoritative figure comes and says you must follow this order. And they go. Okay, and that overruled, right or wrong?
Speaker 2:See, I mind Tom Cruise, because he refused To work with the Last living Nazi boy. Can we do that movie, valkyrie Yep? And he's like Nah, he's this, I'm not, he's blah, de blah, de blah. And the guy, up until his deathbed he still didn't believe he'd done any wrong. Because they were building this new empire, the fucking Fuhrer, this, that, and the next thing they were brainwashed to believe in they were doing good, a lot of these guys remember you got shit on the comments about.
Speaker 1:I got so much shit. I don't even remember what it was remember you were talking about when Hitler's body was found and they'd done a DNA test on it, and it came back. It was a woman, so they were discussing that Joe Rogan and Tim Kennedy, so the ex I can't remember what it was the ex Green Beret, so he'd done a TV series which was hunting Nazis. Yeah, yeah, yeah, and he recounts exactly what he said. And he says so the Russians got Hitler's body, or what they thought was Hitler's body.
Speaker 1:They only allowed one test, despite there being available that you could test it they'd done the examination and it was from a 35 year old woman, a woman in her mid 30s. This was not Hitler and he was reviewing documents, where he was chasing all these leads around South America where Hitler was spotted in Argentina, chile, tenerife, out of all places Africa and he's like we were looking at classified documents that the Israelis had literally sent a hit squad, like an assassination squad over to go and play after the fact and he's like so the fbi had launched a huge investigation to track them down and they were reviewing the documents about this investigation.
Speaker 1:Israel had sent a uh, an assassination squad, like a wet work team like this wasn't like oh, we're going to do due process. If they're there, obliterate them, take them out. And he was. Tim Kennedy was going around these communities in South America and he's like you go there. And he's like they're looking at me and he's speaking in Spanish. And they're like good, you go there and they're looking at me and he's speaking in Spanish. And they're like Guten Morgen, he says, because they're looking at me looking like I look more German than I do Spanish. And Joe Rogan's like how many people are in the community? He's like 50,000.
Speaker 2:50,000 descendants of Nazis are in these places the towns look German too, or German construction, everything road signs the fucking lot.
Speaker 1:It's called Little Bavaria, whatever the translation is it looks really cool.
Speaker 2:to be fair, it'd be worth a visit.
Speaker 1:Tim was basically saying look, if you don't believe that it was Hitler's, if you believe that Hitler's body was the one that was in the bunker that he committed suicide with Eva Braun, if you believe that, then why would huge amounts of resources and investigations from the intelligence services be looking to track him down?
Speaker 2:So when did they do this? After the test Boat test, so after the body was tested and discovered.
Speaker 1:No, no, no.
Speaker 2:So they knew from the get-go he was not there. They knew from the get-go he was there.
Speaker 1:So it was high-ranking Nazis. So Joseph Mengele was down in. Joseph Mengele was Dr Evil.
Speaker 2:Where did the fucking, where did the info then come from that he was in this fucking bunker then?
Speaker 1:That? Where did the info then come from that he was in this fucking bunker? Then that was just the story it was told.
Speaker 2:The story goes that Was that information that we've intercepted? That's just bullshit. We've said Like, oh, he was in that bunker, we got him?
Speaker 1:We don't know, because the thing being is that, if history is true and the story is told the way it happened, the Western forces are approaching from one side, the Red Army are approaching from the other and they're looking to carve up what's left of Germany. Hitler and his mistress are in this bunker and realise the game's up, commit suicide. They find the bodies. The Russians get there first, they take the body body and it's apparently hitler and then operation paperclip is where they've taken all the nazi scientists who have got all this advanced technology or advanced research, uh, the rocket programs that we came from, the v1 and the v2 rocket and we're going to take them and we're just going to.
Speaker 2:We're just going to wipe the slate clean, set up some fucking. We're going to set up NASA.
Speaker 1:Yeah, and like what was his name? Wernher von Braun was a Nazi who was the chief scientist for the Americans for their space programme, and he was well known for his tactic to get the um the prisoners to work was he would take the five slowest prisoners and hang them so that everybody knew they had to up the here. Here's what happens you don't get. You don't get it together. You're going to be hanging off the rafters it's the shit doctor left into it he was a shit into fucking people.
Speaker 1:But here's the dark thing about it is that a lot of the things that we know about revival and treating people came from those experiments nitroglycerin, that was him what was that?
Speaker 2:kind of like if you've got a heart attack and you take nitroglycerin pills, was that from there, was it? He was just injecting petrol, diesel, nitro just to see what it did the nitroglycerin. When you've got heart shit, it's down from his fucking shit. So anyone who's on nitroglycerin tablets and shit like that nowadays you've got to call that guy to thank for it in a weird, fucked up, twisted kind of way.
Speaker 2:Well, I thought he runs really great with a shot of that to the heart, fucking. Well, I thought he runs really great with a shot of that to the heart fucking.
Speaker 1:Horrible, cunt man, horrible, human, unbelievable and you know, what was really quite harrowing about reading about his information was that he was brilliantly charming to the patients oh is he they were calling him Uncle Mendeley, uncle Joseph because his name was Joseph. To the patient oh is he. They were calling him Uncle Mendeley Fuck Uncle Joseph, because his name was Joseph. They were calling him Uncle Joseph. What happened to him? He was coming in with the whole bedside manner and they was like torturing him.
Speaker 2:Ah, yeah, aye, aye, I'm just going to give you this. What is it? Petrol, all right, crazy. Well, I, they'd done the Did he get done or end up in the Hague or that, or did he do a boat he?
Speaker 1:escaped to South America. He was known for when they started doing the experiments down there, and he was like oh right, there's more shit on him, is there?
Speaker 1:So Tim Kennedy goes on to explain this that they were using sort of the same methods to get information Epstein Island blackmail, the whole nine yards, using the same sort of concepts and what they would do is use the same techniques to capture the South American government. And that's why they were untouchable. That's why nobody would. They were the broken arrow. They couldn't be fired because the information and places they why they were untouchable, that's why nobody would. They were the broken arrow. They couldn't be fired because the information in places they held they had infiltrated everywhere.
Speaker 1:So they were kept under. You know, they were hidden so that whoever came imagine the scene like you're in, you're an investigator or you're sending a team down or whoever it is where they need to enter the country. And as soon as the government are aware of who's coming in the country, then it's all like right, get out of Dodge, get out of town. Because they were getting the other side of it, they were getting weighed in. It was either fear or results that they were getting so they were like look, we're going to protect our golden goose, no matter if it's got a swastika on it or not wild.
Speaker 2:The thing is they came over with some wealth because tons of shit's still missing, never been found money, gold, art, fucking tons of shit. Wonder if anything's been recovered for South America that went missing in Europe Wild.
Speaker 1:There was a whole programme called the Nazi Hunters Is that the one with fucking.
Speaker 2:What's this puss Pacino? Is that that one? I'm sure there's some mad Nazi programme with Pacino's in it.
Speaker 1:I'm sure it's from Prime.
Speaker 2:I don't know if we're talking about the same fucking thing, I don't know.
Speaker 1:It was a bit more. I don't think Pacino would have been in this one. It was a bit low rate.
Speaker 2:I'm sure I'm sure I watched a couple episodes of it and some lassie, who's like, escaped the fucking concentration camp or whatever and she's now in America living the American dream and she goes to some party and one of the Germans is fucking there and she recognises him and he just shoots every cunt at the party and then does her and Kenny's managed to stay under the radar for however many years, got a wee American accent and she immediately clocks him and just fucking freezes and he throws the gooses fucking up and just fucking pops. Every cunt knows the goose is fucking up and just fucking pops every cunt. And then I'm sure Al Pacino's in it and he goes round. I'm sure he plays a Jew and they've got a wee team and they're going around getting rid of these Nazis that have managed to just to slip away into society or something I might be talking total pish but I'm pretty sure I'm not talking shit too.
Speaker 2:Sounds a bit fucking Hollywood, that eh, al Pacino it must be fiction.
Speaker 1:Fucking Al Pacino is not an Nazi Nazi hunter program aye hunters eh it might be a program, but is it fiction? Or, like, based on a true story? Oh that, it might be a program, but is it fiction?
Speaker 2:Or like based on a true story. Oh, that pass, fuck knows it's called Hunters. There's two seasons out. Aye, because that's the fucking scene there when the guy just starts Popping everybody. Aye. I'm assuming it's Americanised. It will be. You know, they've took an idea, so that's not what you're talking about this was like a documentary about the real. Oh, that's not a documentary, so it's a fucking dramatised some fucking recruited Al Pacino.
Speaker 1:That sounds a bit out there, but it's mild compared to Pascal Njade's fucking statement, so like that is not a big leap from what we were discussing initially, so there might be some truth in that Everybody's a clone, but there's a lot of that. There's a lot of people that are taking pictures of like celebrities and comparing photographs from before to after and pointing out the differences. You know, shape of ears facial structure.
Speaker 2:You can fuck about with this, but you're not making it. An ear is like a fingerprint and they've done folk on this, burglars and shit, like ear imprints on glass and things like that. They've done people with their ear shape Because it is like a fingerprint. Your ear set up is independent to you. That's how different an ear shape Are they? Yeah, yeah, because it is like a fingerprint, your ear setup is independent to you. Okay, and that's how different an ear is, so the shape being completely different, position level to your eyesight and all this crap and that you can. They've fucking done it and they've took pictures. They were doing it with Biden. There's apparently two Bidens the one, that is Biden, who doesn't have a clue what he's doing, and then there's the other guy who seems to be able to throw a speech together and facially we'll see, because he's not been about for a while.
Speaker 2:He hasn't been about for a while he's probably been fucking sacked. But facially you can't really tell too much. But then when it's side profile, their ears and jawline are completely different comparisons yeah. So it's like you can't, you can't, fake that. Do you know what I mean?
Speaker 1:what about mike obama? Is that a hair clone?
Speaker 2:it's. It's funny that one, because, like when you see the pictures of of his childhood friend, mike, and then you see michelle facially, I think it's viable, like you know. And then you see Michelle Facially, I think it's viable, like you know. And then you see pictures and outfits.
Speaker 1:What do you mean? It's viable.
Speaker 2:Like facially they look pretty similar, like you could be like that's probably him with a wig on, type thing. Like they look quite close, it's the lats. Well have you seen some of the stuff she's wearing. Michelle Obama's back she walks out and there looks like there's a wee bit of fucking tackle kicking about but then other times they've obviously got the tuck on. Well in there, isn't it?
Speaker 1:so don't know do you ever do you follow Robert Frank 615? He's like a fucking like guy that trains. He's in good shape but he's like more into like the comedy and the skits Okay, and he talks about like fucking. I want that Michelle Obama back and there's a picture of her with the backless dress on and just this fucking V taper.
Speaker 2:And he's like taking the piss, thinking like as V-Taper, and he's like taking the piss, thinking that Surely though. So if Michelle Obama was a biological man, they've got two kids. Surely some cunt's gonna know if they've had adopted a child, done the embryonic IVF. Surely someone would fucking know this.
Speaker 1:There's bound to be a paper trail. Consider the shit that they've went. What about Obama's birth certificate and all that? The amount that they can cover up what we're given at the benefit of the doubt of is that there's a log or a.
Speaker 2:Like a paper trail.
Speaker 1:There's something that can't be manipulated or influenced.
Speaker 2:We've had two kids, though there's bound to be a midwife somewhere, that's like no, that never happened. No one's delivered this woman's baby or babies.
Speaker 1:No, you need a whole network of people that are connected to go. I didn't do it Right. What you do as a midwife is you go. I've never done it. You wouldn't go fucking like, hey look, let's have a poll. Who? Who delivered mike obama's fucking child?
Speaker 2:but being that, that level, you know, american president, and all this shit, like some kind like outside of folk, be like, oh, they look similar to his childhood friend. Surely some could be like, oh look, they had ivf treatment or this is a surrogate, this is where the kids came from. So I don't think, other than photographs and a potential willy and some outfits, there's not enough for me to be like.
Speaker 1:There was loads of whistleblowers About Obama getting into Homosexual encounters. You know, guys, obama was Mad freaky for it. I've not heard that, oh wild whistleblowers, you know, had to meet him in the hotel rooms, loads of chat for his college days.
Speaker 2:I'm mad for the Bobby see if he was, I really couldn't give a fuck.
Speaker 1:To be fair, it's sort of just adding to the whole thing that they've got a perception of what he is. You know, happily married man, president, father. You know, good guy all round, good guy charming. Yeah, you know, just smooth, because that you look at what's Barack Obama's profile, first black president, smooth, charming, I'm pretty confident that's not his name either.
Speaker 2:I'm pretty sure that is not his name either. I'm pretty sure that is not his name. It's like an issued name. I'm sure somewhere I read his name was like fucking Fred or something. I'm pretty confident Brack is not his birth name.
Speaker 1:I'm sure it was Brack Hussein Obama.
Speaker 2:I'm sure I read somewhere that he's got a pure fucking Fred Smith type name. I think so. I mean I might be talking fashion. I'm going years back now.
Speaker 1:Well, I'm coming for the generation watch, white men can't jump. And if Barack was in there, right, they had Sidney Dean. I mean, fred is no cutting it, you know Sidney Dean.
Speaker 2:No.
Speaker 1:And Raymond that tried to rob the store.
Speaker 2:Remember with the big weight.
Speaker 1:Raymond, did you? Surely they could have came up with something better than Fred well, that's why they gave him Brack even at that it's a bit fucking. I doesn't understand that. It sounds like Farouk.
Speaker 2:I remember Farouk for the wrestling and I thought if you were the first black president. Fred doesn't cut the bill.
Speaker 1:I would have a better name than that. Maybe, Sidney Dean would be the first black president.
Speaker 2:I would If I heard there's a president named Sidney Dean, I'm going Australian right off the bat.
Speaker 1:What was Blade Fucking Blade? There's a president his name's Sidney Dean. I'm going Australian right off the bat. What was Blade? Blade right fucking Blade is the first black president. Day Walker Day.
Speaker 2:Walker Day.
Speaker 1:Walker, I'd fucking vote for him. Day Walker, he's gonna get. He's gonna get shit done oh, oh, aye, aye.
Speaker 2:Simon Phoenix, remember from Demolition man I don't want Simon Phoenix, simon Phoenix, remember from Demolition man. I don't want Simon Phoenix, simon Phoenix. I know.
Speaker 1:He was fucking chaos.
Speaker 2:He was not good, he was not a role model.
Speaker 1:He just looked like Cisco's Bonkers, fucking brother.
Speaker 2:Ah, he was like the stepbrother no one spoke about Shows up to a party and ruins everyone's fun.
Speaker 1:You know the, the dogs, the psycho dogs With two Different coloured eyes, and they're just Naturally different coloured eyes and they're just naturally fucking bonkers. That was Simon Phoenix.
Speaker 2:That was his character such a good character they played it well, didn't they? It was fucking Dynamite Lad. Such a good movie em. I seen a fucking. There was a demolition man meme the other day. What the fuck was it?
Speaker 1:I know the one you're on about.
Speaker 2:I know the one you're on about. What the fuck was it again?
Speaker 1:everybody's offended by Iffredan and everybody walks around wearing their pyjamas no, not that one, but that one was good.
Speaker 2:I like Ken. What was it? Demolition man, there was a hangar to do with the three seashells.
Speaker 1:I've never seen that one.
Speaker 2:I can't even mind what it was. You wouldn't understand the reference unless you'd seen Demolition man, but it was really fucking good. It was some sort of correlation between you know, like back then you're watching it thinking, oh, fuck off. And then nowadays it's like, oh, maybe all right, fair enough. Nah, I can't even remember what it was. It'll come back to me at some point.
Speaker 1:But it was a good movie.
Speaker 2:It's fucking weird now that you but like that meeting I sent you the other day, though, and you're like it's not going to be like that, and we're actually not a million miles off it.
Speaker 1:Well, think of Terminator 2, skynet Like AI.
Speaker 2:I was watching something that day right and fucking Ken the liquid Terminator guy Hi metal Mickey. He's in something now. Ah, what the fuck was it? And they've done a Terminator reference in it and I thought that was fucking brilliant. What the fuck is it?
Speaker 1:And they've done a Terminator reference in it and I thought it was fucking brilliant. What?
Speaker 2:the fuck is it? I'm watching Reacher. Have you seen any of Reacher? He's in the new season of Reacher and they make a Terminator reference and when it turns around, it's him. I was like that's fucking good Again. You'd only ken it if you'd seen Terminator 2.
Speaker 2:It's funny these movies like Demolition man, Terminator 2, of these movies like demolition man, um, terminator 2 they see shit like that, even that meme the other day and I and you kind of. There is that chat that hollywood is just preparing you for the future. And then you look back at movies for the 90s and you're like that's ridiculous and you're like fuck, that's well it's like we started.
Speaker 1:We started speaking about that there's pascal ajadi coming out with wild yeah, wild stuff, and then I remember David Icke talking about it. I remember this guy is off his fucking tits. I thought David Icke's lost his mind and then you go. I remember seeing something where David Icke's predictions and his ratio which came true.
Speaker 2:He's more right than he's wrong and it's wild.
Speaker 1:It's wild how far out. He called it Like cashless society. They weren't a cashless society and they're going to track every movement. You're like may baller David.
Speaker 2:I had to explain to a young lad about the whole cash versus tap-in and explain to him that you can make money disappear just by tapping. He said what do you mean? I'm like, well, if I pay you with money and you pay this guy with money and he pays that guy with money, it's still the same. He's like you tap it, every tap, 20 taps, that money's fucking gone, it reduces. And he's like how? I'm like, because every tap lad, the percentage disappears because they need to handle that transaction.
Speaker 2:They take a cut Aye, they get a percentage of the transaction and then by 20, 30 transactions that money's gone. The bank has every single fucking penny and for argument's sake, one of the guys that has a tattoo shop down south, he posted his monthly card bill. It took 1,500 quid off him. So that's 18 grand a year gone just away. And if you're a small business, that's the difference between making a profit and not making a fucking profit and it's just evaporating into the bank's pocket. Just another digit on the screen for they cunts so how much do they really need?
Speaker 1:It's like the literal, did you see?
Speaker 2:Well, they need a lot. They've got 97% of it's invented.
Speaker 1:It's like they've got the printer and you want to take a cut. So how much more? How much do you need to keep extracting? I?
Speaker 2:don't get. So you have a card machine. They take a percentage of every transaction. They're making money every transaction you make. And then they want the cheek to have a stand in charge for. You have the fucking machine and then your bank wants a percentage for processing the bet. So right there, there's three payments that come out of your income. For what, when you could just hand the cunt a note? Wild Three people Taking a cut. For what? Because some cunt can't be asked to go to the cashline.
Speaker 1:No, it's because the drive they want to get you to cashless.
Speaker 2:I know they want to get you to cashless, but people could stop that If they stop being lazy and just go to the fucking cashline.
Speaker 1:Good, how many people do you see Like tapping their phone now Constantly?
Speaker 2:All the time, and it fucking annoys me Because in a shop you know you're going to tap, take your card out your fucking pocket or take it off your phone, or at least double click your phone so it's ready Instead. Oh, two minutes like this is meant to be more convenient.
Speaker 1:You've held up the whole shop, you fucking parasite do you think we're going backwards as a fucking civilisation?
Speaker 2:I think people are. Just, I don't know if we're getting so much backwards, because right now we're at a point where, like, like, in terms of fucking ease, life's never been so easy in terms of advancements and ken. You don't have to cook from scratch, you don't have to go down the local river to wash your clothes, you don't have ken. Like now, we have life aids everywhere. You walk in your kitchen and everything is in this room to help you. You don't really have to do anything anymore. Do you know what I mean?
Speaker 1:I watched that interview with. I fucking made the tragic mistake of starting to watch that Graham Hancock, Fred Dibble debate on Joe Rogan.
Speaker 2:I'm halfway through.
Speaker 1:I put that on at 12 o'clock at night my eyeballs were hanging. I couldn't put it down. I could not put it down. But the point of view that Graham had put was that if there was an advanced civilisation, they'd go wiped out due to a cataclysm. They all died because they were so advanced that they didn't know how to live off the land. So it would be the hunter-g gatherers that would know how to survive it's quite funny, though what was the other boy's name?
Speaker 2:Fred? Dibble when he's saying about advanced civilisation, he's instantly just went microchips oh, they've got technology. No, he's like. No, I don't mean that. I'm meaning they were more in tuned with X, y and Z. They maybe had old stuff that we don't know about anymore and vice versa, versa, even like shit, like with the egyptian chat and how they've managed to, and just shit. We don't understand, but clearly at some point they were able to what did you make at the start of his presentation?
Speaker 1:the with his seeds no, no, it was just like I want to tell you about archaeology and most people don't understand what it's about. Right, joe, jokey, describe this first picture that's up on screen. It's like Joe's like oh, you're going to land this one on me. It's a man and a woman shagging and it's very, very graphic.
Speaker 2:I know.
Speaker 1:And then we seen them in Egypt.
Speaker 2:Did you the?
Speaker 1:statues with the fucking big boby.
Speaker 2:The dollars and that.
Speaker 1:It was huge, disproportionately large, Deadly. Yeah, I don't know if it was like a smoke pipe or something, but I was like I don't know what you fucking guys are up to down here, where you want to smoke a bell end, but crack on Each to their own. Yeah, well, you do your thing whatever makes you happy.
Speaker 2:It was fucking.
Speaker 1:But that was what they were saying was is that the hunter-gatherers were the ones that would survive? It was interesting listening to your friend Dibble because I thought he's making a lot of good points. It wasn't until Grammy came back. He thought you're considering another side of it. I think that's what's missing today. Is that back and forth?
Speaker 2:The problem is nowadays as well is people have. They've basically been like my cake's the one everyone should eat. There is no other cake, there is no other flavour. There's this fucking flavour and you'll eat it, yep. Well, I don't get it If you don't eat it, I'll be offended Like.
Speaker 1:I was thinking about it.
Speaker 2:It was like see if I was an archae civilization like you you would be the.
Speaker 1:You'd be the guy. Yeah right, you would be the fucking guy. We talk about the guy. You would be that.
Speaker 2:You're the guy, you're the, you are the guy that found the first fucking pyramid, or whatever you'd be saying to graham, like right, give me some, let's fucking have a look.
Speaker 1:I'll see if I can find the evidence to verify this.
Speaker 2:But even going back to his netflix program, when they found that mountain with the fucking giant causeway stains and that and they're from a mountain 30 miles away, they're not in that region, they're laid sideways, they're all cut to exactly an inch and a half a fucking inch of mortar between each one. Clearly, aerial view is rooms and they've done that mad fucking scan, that lidar or whatever it is, and he's like there's chambers in this and the archaeological community are just like, nah, it's like, well, why? No? Why are you not looking Like if I found this? So I think he's got a point with some of them, because that guy is like we're trying to publish, we're trying to change the viewpoint on humanity for archaeology side of things and that side, but you're also not, though, are you? Do you know what I mean? I get you're saying this, but everyone can't have that opinion. He might just be quite progressive as an archaeologist, but Hancock's been shut down for loads of the things he's tried to uncover.
Speaker 1:He brought up the fact that the other archaeologists that were this guy's peer that had found evidence were completely ostracised from the peer group. They were left. They were. It brings on two cases of archaeologists that had found information that had challenged the narrative that was understood to be what archaeology believed.
Speaker 2:Surely Gobekli Tepe challenges all that.
Speaker 1:Well, this is what happened. It's the age of it, it predates. What they are saying is that there's archaeology believes that there's nothing there that suggests there's an advanced civilization, that gobekli tepe is just basically a hunter-gatherer site, and well, there's 20 stories deep and the fucking like come on I know, I know, but this is like if you listen to Fred Dibble, what he's basically saying is right.
Speaker 1:You can, you can come up with fantastic stories if you like, but we need evidence and this is how we find evidence and when you look, when you, when you seen when Graham was pressing him, what was actually happening was Graham was saying right, right, it's one thing to look for evidence, but what you're doing is looking for a particular type of evidence and really you're dismissing all the other parts of evidence and, um, this is where the rubber meets the road, where you're starting to actually see the split.
Speaker 1:because I think, for as much as fred double's going out there and saying, yeah, you know, we're looking and we want to, you know, as long as being verified by evidence, then it's like fucking trust the science, who's science? Your?
Speaker 2:science. This is it.
Speaker 1:I love that there's more mystery out there. I love it.
Speaker 2:It's funny. I was watching a thing the other day and a guy went to put a swimming pool in his house and uncovered a fucking other house under his house. Fuck knows how old it is. He just started digging for a pool and there's literally a house under his fucking house. No clue it was there, no cunt. It's just like what the fuck is this? And you're only talking a foot below the surface and he's in this other fucking thing.
Speaker 1:That was how the the we're fucking touching on the inner earthers here.
Speaker 2:There was limestone tunnels that went 20 stories down in Turkey, which was essentially a city dug into the ground there's apparently under Turkey, like Gobekli Tepe, and that they're all connected and there's a lot of them, and some of these tunnels apparently go for fucking miles, miles and miles and miles. Apparently, there's tunnels all over Europe connecting all these fucking mad places. I don't know if you necessarily call them inner earthers, but if these are dating to a time with the last ice age and it's minus 60 above, you're not going to go up the fucking surface, are you're going to start fucking digging tunnels, aren't you?
Speaker 1:We spoke about movie references. Demolition man where did he go to get the rat burger? Underground Matrix when was the safe haven Underground, it's like?
Speaker 2:See with Demolition man, see, like that meme, how the surface Is becoming more like that. It's going to be to the point now where folk are like I want to live normally, we need to just go under, I want a fucking meat burger, I want to have a motorbike, I want to fucking drink beer, and we just have to start going underground, kind of like speakeasy banter back in the day.
Speaker 1:Well, it's like I was thinking about. People were asking about the I was taking the piss wearing my helmet for the Scottish hate speech crime law bill, whatever the fuck it is. I was thinking back to when we were growing up, remember they used to say, like fucking, toughen up sticks and stones will break your bones, but names will never hurt you. What are we changing?
Speaker 2:you know now. The names are theicks and stones will break your bones, but names will never hurt you.
Speaker 1:What are we changing Now? The names are the sticks and stones. Names are weapons.
Speaker 2:What the fuck is going on? Weapons now, mate, whereas I was brought up to don't mind what anyone says to you, doesn't matter.
Speaker 1:What world are we creating here?
Speaker 2:I don't like how it looks.
Speaker 1:Did you see the first 4,000 complaints were creating here? I don't like how it looks. Did you see the first 4,000 complaints were made under the new hate speech bill? 4,000 complaints were made on the day that it was introduced. Over half of them were for one individual, one, one individual.
Speaker 2:Who.
Speaker 1:Scotland's First Minister, yosef Hamza. Yosef Hamza and his anti-white speech in Holyrood.
Speaker 2:Oh, they've pulled that back.
Speaker 1:The first day that it was no, no, I know the one.
Speaker 2:I remember watching it and being like oh dear, oh dear, oh dear, what the fuck is going to happen here, yosef, you're fucking digging a rather big hole there, son. But when you're the captain of the ship, you can say whatever the fuck you like. Who's going to do anything about it? The police are not going to go after the First Minister. They're not.
Speaker 1:Did you see the whole thing about? I think Scotland's police force is about 20,000 I need to double check that, but I'm sure it's about 20,000 and they've prioritised that All hate crimes will be investigated Over all other crimes. What?
Speaker 2:What is? I heard some totally ridiculous. They're not even going to be attending To a lot of crimes. Now, it's fine, burglary and shit. You're good, you can just go and burgle cunts. They're not even going to be attending to a lot of crimes. Now it's fine, burglary and shit. You're good, you can just go and burgle cunts. They're not coming, unless it's like a sort of violent or what was that. Again, I'm just like what. You're basically giving people permission to break the law because you're telling them we're not coming. We're not. We're going to tend to Sally, who's upset because someone says something on Facebook. We're going to go down that route. We've spoke to.
Speaker 1:We've actually had a blue light priority call to a transgender who's in the fucking lassies toilet have you ever?
Speaker 2:you probably haven't, but have you ever been in a situation where you've relied on a phone to try and back you up? It doesn't hold up in court. They can't prove who sent it, who did what or who. What do you mean? Like, kenneth, for argument's sake I've texted you something and you're no happy, so you're away at the police. They have no way of proving I fucking sent that. It doesn't hold up in court. It's literally a waste of time, waste of police time, all of it.
Speaker 1:I mean because it's subjective unless you've got evidence.
Speaker 2:And I'm in the street shouting shit to you and folk have filmed it and you've got alright, that was clearly him. But, like cyber crimes, they can't prove it. It's a waste of time, can I? I've been in a situation and I've been like I, but I've got evidence that they've said this we can't prove that they sent it. And you're like are you fucking joking?
Speaker 1:it's wild when you see that because um, you know, I've seen you you report something to the police saying, look, this is what's happened, and you think it's like pin on. You go look, yeah, this is what's took, and you think it's like pin on you go look, this is what's took place.
Speaker 1:You know, we've had some incidents at some of the service departments and they're like this has kicked off. And they're like, well, we can't do anything about it. And you're like, how, how is it possible that you don't? It seems obvious to us, but obviously, on their side of it, what happens is they've got these weird rules that have been instituted that don't make any sense. Common sense is left to room. No, it's gone.
Speaker 2:Common sense is gone. It's not about what you know, it's what can be proven. And if you can't prove it's happened, then there's not a whole lot you can do about it. And at the point, if that switches that, what the fuck? Like you can't if you're just suddenly going to go on people's word and start doing people left, right and centre. What the fuck is that? Where are we living? And it's 2024. I remember I grew up in a time where you were innocent until proven guilty. Now you're guilty until proven innocent. It's fucking flipped.
Speaker 1:Well, you see the issues that they're having in California and San Francisco. What's going on over there. So they've literally lawlessness has allowed. You've probably seen the videos. They can go in and they're shoplifting. Nobody's challenging them, the police aren't coming, people are walking into stores.
Speaker 2:I've seen a fucking police spokesman saying what they're no longer doing, but I don't understand why there was one where the guy got challenged in a shop.
Speaker 1:So the security guards fucking tackled the guy and then it's all kicked off. You can't do that, the same the security guy.
Speaker 2:You can't tackle that guy at the floor because he's robbing the shop there are states, because some of my mates in america were talking about it and a lot of it is coming down to the attitude of the person. So if you stay in some certain states, yeah, you can only do something about it if there's aggression involved. If I politely walk in your house and politely remove your telly, you can only do something about it if there's aggression involved. If I politely walk in your house and politely remove your telly, you can't do anything about it because I'm not a threat to you and if you try and stop me, you're now being a threat towards me and I can take action against you. And it's like are you fucking joking? He's like oh no.
Speaker 1:Did you see the one about the police officer in Florida? So somebody broke into the house, A burglar's broke in and got shot and they're like we're appealing for who shot him and they're like we don't want you to worry, Shooting a burglar's cool. Here, Like Florida's, like Florida and Texas, are sort of like they're flying, they're the lone star.
Speaker 2:So from what my mate was saying, the top problem further down is like in Texas is like if I, if my neighbour is having an altercation with someone that I don't know, I could hang out my kitchen window and shoot the guy I don't know and it's perfectly fucking legal because I feel my neighbour, it could be his brother he's not spoke to in 20 years and they've got some beef. Because I feel my neighbour, it could be his brother he's not spoke to in 20 years and they've got some beef and they're having and I'm A-OK.
Speaker 1:That police chief was like look, we want to protect you, we want to make sure you're alright. It's perfectly legal for you to do what you've done. You've got no repercussions here. We just want to make sure you're alright, see a lot of states as well.
Speaker 2:They've removed their concealed to carry licence. It's just game. Now Any cunt can carry a concealed weapon in a lot of states. Now They've just done away with that.
Speaker 1:We're supposed to do that in Egypt. We're all packing in Egypt. We were in Cairo.
Speaker 2:How was it? Is it still the Muslim Brotherhood that are in charge over there?
Speaker 1:I don't know.
Speaker 2:I don't know who the government. Can you imagine how they had that? It was a bit unstable the other year and they were like don't go at the minute guys.
Speaker 1:There was a lot of that there and we were on a. We were on a tour, so we flew to Cairo on a domestic flight to see the pyramids and go to the museums.
Speaker 1:We had a police officer with us in plain clothes, that was suited and he was carrying. He had the full, the full rig out and we went into the main museum that has all the artifacts and the pharaohs and all the ancient Egyptian history and, like the security guards in there had submachine guns. And is he going through the airport? He must have went through four, maybe five metal detectors, like before, heavily, heavily heavy security.
Speaker 2:So what was this for?
Speaker 1:It was a domestic flight.
Speaker 2:Oh, just internal.
Speaker 1:Right internal.
Speaker 2:Right, so obviously, as in them, that group was banned in Egypt and declared a terrorist Organisation. Um, um, so no, they do not. I'm not really getting a fucking. I'm not really getting who's in charge of Egypt at the minute, but it's not them the president of the Arab Republic of Egypt, apparently.
Speaker 1:Yeah, it's a weird Geopolitical situation there.
Speaker 2:I don't fully understand what happened when it all kicked off. I never really got the gist of what was going on. I just knew we weren't allowed to go.
Speaker 1:I normally take geopolitical situations in my stride. The middle east is a fucking spaghetti junction wrapped in a rubber ball of rubber bands did you know all that chat about the Suez Canal when I sent you it?
Speaker 2:did you know that?
Speaker 1:I knew some of it.
Speaker 2:I didn't know it all it makes funny that that issue's in. Did you know? All that chat about the Suez Canal when I sent you it, did you know that I knew some of it? I didn't know.
Speaker 1:It all Makes funny that that issue's in Gaza, the new LA, yeah Right, where they want that new to go through. I mean, that's been going on for a century.
Speaker 2:Why would you Fair play to Egypt? No, fuck off, it's my canal, I'll keep the coin. Thank you, prince. Why should they get an input?
Speaker 1:They've been pillaged. I mean the African nations have been pillaged for as long as your fucking colonialism stands.
Speaker 2:Africa should be an absolute superpower with what they have in terms of minerals and fucking commodities and oil and gold and diamonds, and they should be an absolute superpower.
Speaker 1:It's funny. I've had some dealings with the African nations in terms of investments. I gave some advice on some telecoms and some oil fields and I was measuring the risk in terms of if you had contracts, could you enforce them in these countries. You know, you get bribery, corruption and so on. Like if you know you say you're doing a contract with the government and they want to renege on it, is their fucking justice department going to you fucking uphold the contract.
Speaker 2:You know what I mean are they going to fight on your behalf?
Speaker 1:so you're measuring it and see when you have conversations with the other side in terms of the government there. Do you know what they say? Like the western man is coming to talk to us about us being corrupt.
Speaker 2:I know it's cheeky mirror.
Speaker 1:Mirror on the wall and then you look at the bp, like that was the whole thing with the zoos canal, like they were like we want to have the shipping lanes. Uh, we want not the rights and it was essentially british petroleum that were, that were going to stranglehold and monopolize the whole place and uh, it was just sort of like this might be your bit, but it's now ours and it kicked off. And this is the thing that you see these are represented as like terrorists and uprisings and all that sort of stuff. That's what you're told from one side. But when you look at the other side you go, oh, that's not the way it first appeared. And you look at some. You say, right, well, let me get this right. An outside nation, sovereign state or actor or perpetrators came to your land, essentially stole this off.
Speaker 2:you Took what they wanted.
Speaker 1:They broke into your house, took what they wanted, tried to put a noose around your neck legally. You've then fought to make sure it doesn't happen around your neck legally. You've then fought to make sure it doesn't happen. Then they've sent the gunboats to say you follow our rules, we're going to blow the shit out of you. Welcome to gun gunboat diplomacy. And you go. Oh, but that said, there's also lots of sort of you know, uh, what do you call them?
Speaker 1:factions and just sort of complete animals, you know, like in the Congo and these types of places that are really just running, really running wild and rampant. So it's not saying we're not classifying everyone with the same brush here.
Speaker 2:When you look back at just stuff Britain's done just like Britain, our little island, across the global hangs over the years we're awful. We're a terrible country, like really fucking Took over hangs. We've just showed up somewhere and put a flag in the ground it's ours. You didn't put a flag in, though. I've put a flag in, so it's ours. Fuck yeah. And then just exploited and pillaged the place to pieces and then, when it's fucked, you can have it back. It's no use to us now. Oh, we've made you independent. No, you've fucking left us high and dry. You took what you wanted and then you fucked us. That's what you've done, cunts. But we gave it a nice name. We called it the Commonwealth. Oh, it was fair for everyone. No, it was fair for everyone. No, it was fair for you well, I remember the.
Speaker 1:I remember doing the, explaining this to people um a few years back, because we'd talk about like the pantomime of countries and sovereignty and all this sort of stuff and that the idea with a sovereign nation is you can get behind it so that you have a sense of belonging. You know we'll fight for us and it's all like this is our gang, this is our sort of house, this is our family. If you like, this is our piece of the rock that we live on. Yeah, and it's us Right. So you need to do the right thing. And that's sort of the story that you're told.
Speaker 1:And then you realise, like when you look at Nathan de Rothschild, what he said, when he pulled a blinder in terms of getting all the government debt, so he bought it for 5% of its value you're missing the part where he crashed it on purpose as well.
Speaker 2:Well, this is what he did he got.
Speaker 1:He funded both sides of the war, the Napoleonic war, and he got the information back. I need to refresh my memory. In the day Say, for instance, the news was due back on the Wednesday. So back in these days there would be runners that would run the information back.
Speaker 1:So Rothschild had paid for the fastest ones to get the information first, and he got the information back on the Monday night and, rather than saying that Britain had won the war, what he'd done is he went out to the market on Tuesday and started selling all the government debt, sold everything and what people that were there in the market were witnessing was.
Speaker 1:Rothschild knows that England's lost, so if England's lost, we need to sell this quick. So everybody was selling and it created a panic and then, at the end of the day, at the end of the day, at the end of the Tuesday before the market closed, he bought all of it at 5% of the value, so he literally owned all of the government debt fucking overnight on the Wednesday they got the information that England had won and he's like, he's like.
Speaker 1:So now, and he says it doesn't matter who, it doesn't matter who you put on the throne of the empire in which the sun never sets. He who controls the money controls the country.
Speaker 2:And the best thing about it now is what he did is now very illegal. Now it's illegal as fuck. Back then it was fine.
Speaker 1:What would you call it now?
Speaker 2:It's an insider trade-in technically.
Speaker 1:Yeah.
Speaker 2:He had the information prior to the event and so on, so forward. I'm pretty sure it's insider trading. It would be classed as now and he'd get fucking many years in prison for what he did.
Speaker 1:Yeah.
Speaker 2:Whereas now he created the fucking Ultimate family From that one fucking incident and now they're worth 500 trillion bajillion. Yeah, you wonder what?
Speaker 1:what drives them? It's power. Now take your boy the composer. With 200 million, can we bother going to his work? They're still trying to chop up the whole world so trying to wrap your head around.
Speaker 2:so a trillion is a billion billion and they have 500 billion billions. Yeah, like, how many zeros is that?
Speaker 1:11. Well, no, it's 11 plus 2. 13.
Speaker 2:Okay, and you can't even put that on a calculator. Do you know what I mean? Is it 11? Yeah, okay, 13 zeros, they have 500 billion billions. And a billion is a billion millions.
Speaker 1:They own the financial system that can create more units. It's like they can make as many of them up as they like.
Speaker 2:It's wild though, eh, that's some bank.
Speaker 1:It's not some bank they own the bank.
Speaker 2:They are the bank.
Speaker 1:Imagine that.
Speaker 2:I would just be drawing many statements out all the time, so I leave it in the machine so the guy behind me can fucking see it. I'm like what the fuck?
Speaker 1:That machine's fucked.
Speaker 2:Again. The zeros are just fucking. They just start printing out the sign of the machine.
Speaker 1:Everybody gets a slip that goes across the way they like a scroll, needs to go down a way and they bet they still get.
Speaker 2:They say the ATM, you've only got a 300 quid limit, you only take 300 quid out of the day you hear all the fucking shit that they've got to marry within the family so they don't dilute the wealth and all this type of stuff can't. They've got to marry their second and cousins and shit that was the whole thing with the bloodlines was that they said that when I was in Egypt, when I was in Cairo.
Speaker 1:It says that the, the, the pharaohs, would marry their sister. It was a lot of ancestral, is it? It was. It wasn't even like cousin or second cousin, it was. They were literally marrying their sister and having kids with their sister because they wanted to keep the bloodline. The bloodline had to be pure through and through. That's heavy Joe.
Speaker 2:Needless to know, we fast forward a few thousand years, and that is one way to completely fuck up your bloodline. It is not pure.
Speaker 1:Yeah, the blood will be pure, but your kids will get webbed feet. Aye, that's it. A lot of fucking genetic issues.
Speaker 2:Aye, he's modified. He is the man of the future. You live in the desert, mate. There's no fucking water.
Speaker 1:That's what I'm doing. Coming in he was like fucking webbed feet, couldn't find the sea, and then he was fucking copping it. At 8 years old, it would make him a really good tomb, though see the video you sent me inside the pyramid.
Speaker 2:have they done some work to make it safe, because they look like breeze block on the inside? In your video, Ken, when you're approaching the stairs before the video goes black, it looks like block.
Speaker 1:See if you think about what it was like when you go in. So you go like if you've ever been in a mine. Right, it looks like they've chiseled their way through to the shaft.
Speaker 2:But it looked like blocks though.
Speaker 1:Mikey, these were fucking gigantic, they were literally. Remember the shaft was at an angle. Yeah, yeah, yeah, so the blocks were cut perfectly to that angle.
Speaker 2:This is what I was trying to hang it, because, as far as I'm aware, the whole thing's built of sandstone.
Speaker 1:Yeah, no, there's granite in it as well.
Speaker 2:Right, yeah, away. The whole thing's built of sandstone. Yeah, no, there's granite in it as well. Right, yeah, cool, because that's what I was. Like. This this doesn't look like sandstone came from the footage I've seen of you.
Speaker 1:Yeah, so they've not fucked about, and so they put no, no, there's the inside, all the chambers and shafts uh, you know, that is it yeah original original in there. So see the bit as you enter into it. Yeah, it looks like it's been hacked through to get to the shaft. See the difference between the work. The workmanship of the going into the pyramid to when you get to the shaft is like rudimentary so the bit you've went in is where the archaeologists have opened up who knows who have opened it up, but it doesn't look it's
Speaker 2:rough the joints are on the money, so you go in the shaft.
Speaker 1:It's a steep angle and the first one is shallow in terms of the roof height and the floor height. It's like bending room. You need to climb up. You get to the second shaft and it's like bending room. You need to climb up. You get to the second shaft and it's 70 feet high. Now you get an idea of the fucking workmanship, because it's now 70 feet high. It's probably 60 metres up the way diagonally and you look at the block construction and this thing is precision Perfect, like see, if you were, you see, see, if a stonemason built this today, he would be bullshitting for eternity about how good a job that he'd done right and that would be using mortar.
Speaker 2:There was no mortar see, this is the hang. It's literally unfathomable.
Speaker 1:It's like. It's like you know when they go. You can't appreciate it until you see it. And we went into the floor, went into one of the chambers. So you get to the top of the shaft. You go into the chamber and it's like literally going under like the fucking krypton factor. You're going under like the fucking Krypton Factor. You're going under like a big block, like shuffling down. And then you come out into this chamber and the floors are made of granite slabs and the ceiling's made of granite slabs.
Speaker 2:You look up and there's not a gap because these granite slabs they're like 70 tonnes a piece and they're fucking. It's a big old bit of fucking brick.
Speaker 1:You know what I mean above the king's chamber there's granite slabs that are 90 tonnes each the floor and the ceiling, and the king's chamber is 300 feet above the bedrock. And how are you getting a 90 tonne not just one, but many 90 tonne slabs?
Speaker 2:And this is the thing. So to do that, I think the science on it, you can't move that weight more than 10 degree incline, so you need a three mile ramp Pish Mikey. I just went up.
Speaker 1:I went up the fucking tack, my download with a seven kilo bike. Trust me.
Speaker 2:You're not doing it.
Speaker 1:There's not a fucking hope. There. Is you literally the? Where would the material be for the ramp?
Speaker 2:because this is the ramp can't be sand. If they built the ramp to put it there, it would still be there. You're not dismantling a three mile ramp, yeah, to put fucking six blocks in. Yeah, you know, know what I mean.
Speaker 1:Even like you get. How are you building the ramp to that point Then? How are you sliding it? Yeah, it's a 90 ton fucking slam. How did you get it there in the first place? How did the boat float it down? How did you get it out of the quarry? How did you cut it so precisely?
Speaker 2:Could you see any kind of folk talk about clear cutting lines, like clearly clear cutting lines, like clearly there was nothing, mikey.
Speaker 1:It was like see if somebody there was one thing that I seen. It looked like the pyramid that we were in, with the top of it, was missing because it was an earthquake and one of the granite slabs had a crack in it and I think that's been from the earthquake, but other than that, there was like it was perfection. There was perfection. There was no cut lines. The things you would look for if you look for a stonemason, they polish everything, so they're looking to polish it up, they're looking to dress the stone and all that type of thing. You look at the buildings We've got buildings here, we've got stone buildings and we've got great stonemasons. And you look at something like, for instance, aberdeen, which is the granite city, so very, very hard stone, really, really great stone masons that have precisely built these properties and they're, they're, they're really good, but they're nowhere. They're not as precise as that right, and there's not. They're set. They're like miniature in terms of the block size.
Speaker 1:I was standing at the base of one of the pyramids and I was trying to comprehend what this block was like. So the I'm standing looking at it, mikey, and I'm like this thing's you'd probably fucking be able to look over it. It was two and a half meters high right. It's at least a block, just a single brick. Two and a half. It is one huge block. It's two and a half meters high. I went to one end and I paced out five meters across right and I went up to the top of it and it's at least four meters that way. So you're talking four by two and a half by five and it's lines of them. There's no fucking way that you've. You've built that and remember that that was the blocks underneath, because it was cased in lime. So it was cased in limestone.
Speaker 1:It was all smooth and the second pyramid has got the caps still got the caps on the top of it, but when you take the we started seeing the day like in their heyday can you imagine what that would have been? Like unbelievable just imagine the like. I would love to have seen how they put it together. I mean, I don't know what technology they used, but can you imagine just seeing this thing form together? It didn't matter what way they did it, you'd be amazed yeah, yeah, you'd be amazed. Fucking smashed it lad have you seen some of the sacred mathematics that's built into it?
Speaker 1:yes and no so the guy, the guy's like I obviously fucking thought he would ask a trick question. He's like how many sides has the pyramid got now? He's like four like eight. He's like somebody four like eight. He's like somebody fucking knows something. I was like eight Because it's got a slight concave on each side of the pyramid. So when you look at it people think that it's four, essentially like triangles. But it's not. It's got two, it's actually concave. So this is one side and that's one side. That makes that's two halves make up one, the triangle sort of perspective that we would look at.
Speaker 1:And, um, if you take the measurement of the base of the pyramid and multiply it by the precession number 43,200, you get the equatorial circumference of the earth yeah right if you take the, the base, to the height of the original height, not because, remember, it's a bit fell off the top, if you take the original height and multiply it by 43,200, you get the polar radius of the earth. So it shows that they knew what the earth, they knew exactly what the earth was. It's pointed within one, one, sixth, one twentieth of a degree to true magnetic north.
Speaker 2:It's incredibly astrologically. Are they not like lined up along a fucking constellation as well, or some shit like that?
Speaker 1:this is what matches like the constellation of Leo would have been the time that this matches. If you were looking at Ryan's belt, it would have been the constellation of Leo that we were in. You would have seen from the observation of the pyramid. I was looking at Ryan's belt. It would have been the constellation of Leo that we were in. You would have seen from the king, the observation of the pyramid.
Speaker 2:I was looking at the stuff the other day and I didn't realise that nobody has ever been found in a pyramid, kind of.
Speaker 1:The whole point was apparently they were tombs, but they've got the Valley of the Kings. I mean, the Valley of the Kings is their tombs and it's nothing like the pyramids. And you well, the Valley of the Kings is where you buried your dead.
Speaker 2:But why? Oh? This is because Ramses wasn't there. No one's been found in a pyramid Naked, so we don't actually know what the fuck they were for. Oh, it's the tomb. Why was he not in it? Why was he over there? Oh, I don't know. You see the? You're full of shit.
Speaker 1:Like, even if you look at the precession of the earth.
Speaker 1:the precession of the earth is the way that you can say you don't know what the languages are in the future, so you could write in mathematically to your building, that you understood mathematics and you can say right, look, I'll freeze the sky and you can look at the sky and you can then determine what time the sky would have been like this, based on how I've built this, so you can tell when it was built. So we've done that with the Hoover Dam. The Hoover Dam's froze the sky, so some future civilisation finds it. They go right.
Speaker 1:Okay, when was the last time based on the Earth's precession? When would it have been like? So the Earth wobbles like this. So imagine you take a handle at the top of the Earth and a handle at the top of the earth and a handle at the bottom of the earth and you wobble it around. The earth does that. It's called it's procession and it takes 25 920 years to do a full rotation of that. So by the time that it gets to the same point that it was at it's called the great years 25 920 years.
Speaker 1:So that's how you can work out right, if it was there, it was at that procession and it matched the constellation in the sky. So we know when it was built. So the it's very, very clever, and this is when you look at some of the stuff, like so the age of leo would have been the constellation. If you froze the sky at the earth's procession, it would have been the age of leo and that matches the. The water erosion that's on the boundary walls of the sphinx. The sphinx is a lion, yeah, which is this the sign of leo? And you go. Well, what?
Speaker 2:are they saying that predates the pyramids by but fucking 12 000 years or some shit?
Speaker 1:so they if you take that that, was there before.
Speaker 2:It was a desert from all accounts. Accounts.
Speaker 1:What they reckon was that the Sphinx it's probably rain damage or some shit.
Speaker 2:They've seized on it on the sandstone or something.
Speaker 1:Yeah, basically the Sphinx is carved into the bedrock.
Speaker 2:Oh is it.
Speaker 1:Yeah, there's boundary walls. So there's boundary walls that they would have needed to create as they were hammering this out. So imagine that you're chiselling this thing out.
Speaker 2:The whole thing's not bedrock, though.
Speaker 1:No, it's different types of limestone.
Speaker 2:Yeah, yeah, yeah, so the different strengths of limestone, I'm sure the photos I've seen, you can see lines where it's been clearly fucking put together.
Speaker 1:Yeah, they've.
Speaker 2:But the base is bedrock. The base is bedrock.
Speaker 1:Okay, but there's a boundary wall where they've excavated this out and the boundary wall has got water erosion on it, so there would have been no point in time where that boundary wall would have existed before the sphinx.
Speaker 1:Because the whole idea of the boundary wall is you're excavating this site so you can create the sphinx, so this water has eroded the wall and it's this flood water that's came in and they can date when this erosion took place and that erosion took place 10,800 years ago guess when. That was the age of Leo. And there's a bit and this thing that we're talking about the pyramids are newer than that, weren't they?
Speaker 2:well?
Speaker 1:who knows?
Speaker 2:the thing I was watching. I can't remember how they'd make it, because obviously you can't carbon date stone. I can't remember how they'd make it, because obviously you can't carbon date stone. I can't remember how they did it, but apparently Sphinx was there first, right by a large margin, like thousands of years margin, like that was there. It's almost like Ken, like that pyramid in Mexico where they keep building another pyramid on top. They don't know why the first one was built, but this is obviously the site where you build shit, so we'll just do it. Okay. And so I don't know if what the fuck was I watching? It was ages ago too, so I can't even fucking fully remember it and it was almost just like, and I think the people that started building the pyramids didn't fully realise why is that there? Oh, fuck it. It's probably a place where you build cool shit, so we'll build some cool shit they seem to know.
Speaker 1:I mean, this is the thing. Why are they building these? Why are they constructing these things in this type of way all over the world? And it seems to be that they're on power spots. There must be some sort of correlation between the energy of the earth. You can't the ones correlation between the energy of the Earth.
Speaker 2:You kid them. The ones in Egypt are some of the smallest ones on the planet too, are they? Yeah.
Speaker 1:Do you know where it's got a fucking power of them? Sudan, china.
Speaker 2:There's one in North America. A fucking huge one Is there. I'm sure they mistook it Same. There's one in Eastern Europe. It's either Romania. There's one in Eastern Europe. It's either Romania, it's a country like that, and it's like five times bigger than the Great Pyramid in Giza.
Speaker 1:Why do you think they've got one in Balmoral?
Speaker 2:On top of the estate.
Speaker 1:Do you know how they've got a big pyramid? Yeah, I went up to it mate, did you?
Speaker 2:Aye, she built it for Prince.
Speaker 1:Andrew.
Speaker 2:Aye when he died, Not the nonce one, the original one.
Speaker 1:Was it Philip?
Speaker 2:I read the plaque. Actually, I've got it on my phone. I'll tell you exactly who it is. Now, aye, I've got the plaque here, the beloved memory of Albert the Prince Cornsort, because obviously it was Queen Victoria and it was done on the 21st of August 1862.
Speaker 1:No way, fucking hell, right. So that's what we've built, and that looks shite. I've been to the pyramids. That's pish.
Speaker 2:I mean it's impressive. I could pick up a block. They're fucking like 6 inches by 6 inches. It's like cobbles, right, but she's a horrible cunt for where she had them build it Like it was some fucking Like. It's not a long walk but it'd be a minging walk with bricks Right. It was fucking steep at bits there. She's a proper roaster for making them build it up there like what would be. It's on the top of a hill. When you come through the woods it's just like it's fucking miles above the Balmoral estate.
Speaker 1:There's some peak on it as well. It's a steep pyramid.
Speaker 2:There's a couple of little, not pyramids, but cone shaped Hings for other folk that have Died too. So you must have just been like, oh, they've died, they'll build a thing with bricks, just randomly, because I think there's one for a daughter, maybe two for a daughter, one or two or something like that.
Speaker 1:So that was for the prince consort so see if there was energy centres around the earth. One of the suggestions is that these were placed on energy points, nodes of the earth. Do you know the link between? Is that these were placed on energy points, nodes of the Earth? Do you know the link between the energy centre shapes and?
Speaker 2:the nuclear bomb? How do you mean? Like how a nuclear?
Speaker 1:Easy way to explain it right, make it easy. Traditional football, it's got the hexagons on it, or pentagons, and it would make those shapes. Well, these nodes are on certain points of the earth, on certain like coordinates that are on that patch. I can't remember the name of the shape, if it's a dodecahedron or a tetrahedron. Whatever the shape is, it needs to be in a particular shape to match the sacred geometry of the energy of the universe. Okay, and the earth is constructed in that way, and if you place an energy, set a point to amplify that, you create a node.
Speaker 2:So you amplify it or you pinpoint it.
Speaker 1:It could be either, so you could be using that as a location to receive from the ether yeah, or you could be tapping into the sacred geometry of the planet, um one of the ones that is most well known by occulted knowledge bermuda triangle okay so they taking them like back to the fucking flat earth.
Speaker 1:They taken the map so, like the the guy I was watching on Gaia and Robert J Gilbert. He's a PhD, he's dedicated his life to working out the sacred geometry and he takes the globe, puts essentially, like the, the patches over it and shows you where they are on the earth and then opens up, like your pilot described, so that you can see it, and then he shows you the nodal points and the pyramid of Giza and you go and you look and you go. Fucking there's where, like the Mayans built their pyramids. Guess where Scotland is Roslyn Chapel.
Speaker 2:Is it, I mind, you saying this last time about an energy hangy there? Yep.
Speaker 1:The veil's very thin there, apparently. So the you're on a nodal point where you can connect to the energy, because you're on the sacred geometry shape where you've hit that pinpoint and there's another stone circle. So the reason that they've done the stone circles was the same idea. Yeah, yeah, and the stone circles would mark those nodal points, and there's one in the I want to go and see in the Isle of Lewis.
Speaker 2:My mum's been there.
Speaker 1:Has she yeah.
Speaker 2:What did she think? She really enjoyed it. She went and.
Speaker 1:Was it the stone circle?
Speaker 2:Yeah, she went to all I've been to. I've been to one up north, I've been to the one on Orkney. The Orkney one's really well known. It's fucking cool. Aye, I'm Like they're cool and all you don't like. I don't know, you don't feel anything. If you get what I mean, like you can go to some places and you can kind of feel.
Speaker 1:You know what I mean like.
Speaker 2:You're just like something's different here.
Speaker 1:You heard the buzz in the back of your head. It's like behind your ears, but not above your neck, something feels, there's an atmosphere, an electrical atmosphere.
Speaker 2:Nothing there, fuck all. It was just a field with stains, literally. It was one of those ones was like oh, this will be mint and I'm like I'm getting nothing here can. I'm like I can't, even if I say to you before kind of weird stones where people like laws had to be like it was like there's a stone in a place and if there's no a deal done at this stone it's not legal and shit like that back in the day. Do you know what I mean? You don't know what I'm talking about. So there's stones around the country, especially in Scotland, and if me and you were like two gadgies and we're here in a fucking chat, it's not official unless it was done over this fucking stone. And there's this really random stone in orc day that you get a feeling at yeah, what's it like?
Speaker 1:tell me what it's like you do.
Speaker 2:I don't, and I don't know if it's because you know this is an important spot and you kind of get a wee feeling about it, but it was just the way it was. Like you're surrounded by fucking water. There's not a whole lot of land, like it's almost it was really strange. It's like you're only talking a couple of feet of land and there's this fucking just stone. And apparently this is where all agreements, business deals, governmental shit back in the day at this fucking stone. And if it did not happen at this fucking stone, it was not deemed legal. And there's loads of them across the fucking country. What did you feel? I'm years now, lad.
Speaker 1:What did you feel? What was like? Take me put me.
Speaker 2:I'm going. I'm worth years now, lad eh.
Speaker 1:What was it like? You'll know.
Speaker 2:It was just strange, kind of like you, just, I don't know like.
Speaker 1:Strangely, you needed a shit, or strangely?
Speaker 2:No, you just kind of feel like I don't know, not that you're not alone, but like kind of you Like can you get just an eerie feeling. You go to some place and you're like something's afoot here, that type of not all's a ghost, but not so much like electrical tingliness, but kind of tingling, can you just like this is.
Speaker 1:I've had that where you've been and it's almost like something's here Like static, aye, aye.
Speaker 2:Energy. Yeah, aye, you're just like Because, why this spot? It's in the middle of fucking nowhere. It's not like, oh, that's close to the city hall, that'll do. It's fucking in the middle of nowhere, lad Like, why here? Why, why there? Do you know what I mean? I might actually even have a fucking foot, yet, lad, get it out. Well, see, when we were doing, it's just a stone, lad like.
Speaker 1:But we were doing the NC500 and we took the. We're going from Oban up to Darness. We went a direct route. It was like, all right, this will take us directly to Darness so you could go up the west coast, which was more scenic and longer, or you could go this direct road. And I thought we'll go the direct road because what like, by the time we got up there it's gonna be five hours driving, so like we'll crack on.
Speaker 1:So the first thing you notice is the roads like the A8389 or whatever it is. It's gonna be five hours driving, so like we'll crack on. So the first thing you notice is the roads like the a8389 or whatever it is. It's an a road and I'm like this is a fucking single track road and we passed, we're in the middle of nowhere and all we're passing this lock and the look caught out just at the corner of my eye. I'm looking to my right, mikey, and there's just a mound of land in the middle of the loch and in this mound of land was a Celtic cross just standing there just for no reason and I was like how does this end up here?
Speaker 1:I mean, it's one of the ones where you go. I don't know what the significance of this is out here, but somebody at some point has found it very significant.
Speaker 2:Aye, and this is the spot they've chose.
Speaker 1:Yep for reasons that aren't apparent.
Speaker 2:I've got to stand on stones because the stones do Like. That's just like.
Speaker 1:It's gigantic.
Speaker 2:And look how way far thin the thing is.
Speaker 1:And I'm a big dude, you're not a small individual.
Speaker 2:And that's where they found one of the.
Speaker 1:Where are these?
Speaker 2:That's an Orkney and they found one of the fucking oldest. Is that where the deals were done.
Speaker 1:I can't find that one. It's very close to that circle, though Very close Because the scale of the circle If anybody wants to see these pictures, you need to comment Big dude, big stones and we'll post them up Because there was a lot of shit.
Speaker 2:There was a mad burial hang that was like 3 or 4 thousand years old and I fucking the ones that are.
Speaker 1:You seen the fairy stones.
Speaker 2:And the sky.
Speaker 1:I want to go, lad, I want to go there. There's something they tell you. When we were in Iceland, they have fairy stones and they were telling me that if they find a fairy stone when they're digging a road, they will build a road around the stone.
Speaker 2:They believe massively about fairies in Iceland, like big time.
Speaker 1:They're Christmas stories about goblins. There's 11 goblins that are trying to become good, that were really bad and are now trying to be good. So the kids. It's like 11 days running up to Christmas, so the kids need to be good or they get a lump of coal. They don't want to show up at school with a lump of coal and it's all about. It's 11 of these sort of goblins that are trying to make themselves good and that's their story, Christmas. I think the Dutch have got something similar, but they're using clogs see this.
Speaker 2:So this is just the hanging of the fucking standing stones, the scale of the hanging, and see this tiny bit right there. That's where that stone is, just a fucking stone, right on that random have they built that bit out to the water, or has that been? I think it was a natural land bridge. Honestly, you could probably hit the water, and that's where this random fucking stone is just there. Why do you feel anything there? And that's where this random fucking stone is just there.
Speaker 1:Why Did you feel anything there?
Speaker 2:That's the bit where, like that stone circle, it was whatever, but that wee bit, and like you see the pattern, there's fuck all there. You're far from everything. There's a stone circle and an agreement, rock or whatever it's fucking called.
Speaker 1:That's an orkney.
Speaker 2:That's an orkney, nice, they've got a lot of shit there, lad, like, like I say, there was mad burial site and they I don't think they fully know what the chat is with it. It's like made of shale. There's just fucking few bones, few dead cunts, and you've got to go in on like a, you've got to kind of roll yourself in on on almost like a mechanics dolly, pull yourself in with a rope oh, so is it like a sort of it's just like a shale mound, but you can go in it, were they made a shaft into it, or what?
Speaker 2:Aye, so there's like an access hatch inside this tomb, if you like.
Speaker 1:Do you?
Speaker 2:see the bones, or is it? No, the bones were there, lad. I took a bit home with me. I'm not sure if I.
Speaker 1:Bones.
Speaker 2:I can't remember what it was and she's like that's cursed. I'm like fucking, it's not going to be cursed, Did you?
Speaker 1:tell her you were a Viking.
Speaker 2:It's like a 3,000 year old dead fucking thing. That's cursed. I'll be fine. I've literally seen it two seconds ago. Where has it gone? I'm literally inside the hang. It wasn't very big, I couldn't stand up on it. That wasn't there, just built into the side of the fucking cliff.
Speaker 1:Yeah, that's cool. So that's where they were depositing the bodies. Yeah, so what were they doing in there? Was that like the storage, or was it?
Speaker 2:It was like whoever had dealt with the bodies and buttoned them up and that and heads were here.
Speaker 1:It was organised.
Speaker 2:What did you take, skull? I can't imagine. I just took a wee shard of salmala. She said you better put that back or I'll be cursed. Cursed, but that was weird again.
Speaker 1:What were you cursed with? Size?
Speaker 2:To be the biggest dude. And fucking captain cook's got a house on orkney too, is he? Yeah, strange yeah it's a cool house and that I just was like all right why was he here? He spent most of his life at sea I mean, it's a handy bit, it's in the sea, it's in the sea. I would have fucking established a better island than fucking Orkney. It's a bit brisk, a bit windy, is it? Aye, no trees.
Speaker 1:Aye, we didn't. There was none of the up the sea, up the rest, nothing. Aye, I cannot imagine what that place would be like when it's blown a hoolie, your silicon better be good up there that was fucking funny, lad.
Speaker 2:We must have got the best weather ever in Orkney 24 degrees. The ocean, the fucking North Sea, was like glass going over Orkney is that a ferry you got?
Speaker 2:over. Yeah, just bang the car on it and drive over, takes an hour or something off of Scrabster and then she doesn't do well on her boat and the final day I wake up the wind's sideways, the fucking and the sheep getting blown across fields. It's that bad. And I'm looking at the water like fuck, it was rough and the cunt, like they normally go down past Old man Hoy and all that shit and just go. So he went right out into the North Sea because it was safer, like 50-foot fucking swells, and she's fucking. I didn't see her the whole trip. She was in the toilet. I'm out on the sun deck fucking living life, standing on the back rail and just watching this hang, fucking, smash down into the water.
Speaker 1:The back's, where you want to be. You want to be in the back.
Speaker 2:Cool as fuck.
Speaker 1:We went over to Aaron.
Speaker 2:It was choppy. That's a quick ferry, though innit.
Speaker 1:Was this when you did the?
Speaker 2:Fingal's Cave thing and all that chat.
Speaker 1:No, that was when we were down on Frese and we came up round. I can't remember the bit it's called. It's near where Trump's place is Turnberry. We're down on Frese and we came up we're round. I can't remember the bit it's called. It's near when Trump's place is Turnberry. So we were down there and went up to Went up to Ardrossan and got the ferry across, so I've cycled round there and it's a great cycle, beautiful place, it's not very big, is it? The mile. It was about 50, 54 miles. It was a loop.
Speaker 2:Oh, it's bigger than what it's chunky.
Speaker 1:How much bigger than a different island, then, oh, it's got a decent size. But the it was cool. I was cycling past on the coast road and there was like I don't know if they were otters or seals or whatever at one side and then we could see the dolphins swimming out the other.
Speaker 2:Sorry, I just had an instant thought about hang on, I'm convinced there's a fucking pyramid on Skye.
Speaker 1:Really.
Speaker 2:Mate, wait till you see this fucking photo I took. 100%. There's a pyramid on Skye. 100%. I hope it's on this fucking phone. I'm like driving down this fucking coast bit at Shield Egg and I'm like what the fuck is that phone? I'm like driving down this fucking coast bit at Shield Egg and I'm like what the fuck is that? I'm like that's a fucking pyramid. When the fuck were we at Shield Egg? I really need to organise this bastard on phone. But I'm literally coming down the coast road of this hangar. I can see the Isle of Skye from the mainland and I'm like to her. I'm literally coming down the coast road of this thing and I can see the Isle of Skye from the mainland and I'm like what the fuck is that? If I cannae find it, I'll google the cunt because I'm sure it's a thing must be on my fucking old phone eh, man made don't know aliens?
Speaker 2:yeah, fuck my german calculator keyboard's on pyramid of sky. Yeah, aye, that's the fucking thing, lad Like Because it was fucking. It was on the road I was driving along and you're like that's the fucking pyramid, chap, eh.
Speaker 1:Fucking hell. That does look like a pyramid, doesn't it?
Speaker 2:Someone needs to go having a wee dig with a wee shovel. If I can find the photo I took, it must be on my old phone, in my iPad or something. I'm like that's a fucking pyramid and it was clear as day across the fucking water. I'm like what the fuck? A mountain is not shaped like that at all.
Speaker 1:That's the whole thing with Antarctica. See some of the satellite footage it's like nature doesn't have any straight lines. You've got a straight edge going down, something like seems awful, you know somebody's took a bead to that aye crazy.
Speaker 2:So what are they saying? It's a mountain.
Speaker 1:I don't know what they're saying. You know somebody's took a bead to that.
Speaker 2:Aye Crazy. So what are they saying? It's a mountain. I don't know what they're saying.
Speaker 1:I'm saying it's not like you missed the boat here. Surely you'd have looked this up.
Speaker 2:I tried to and I don't think anyone's actually went for a wee fucking diggery pokery at the fucking hill.
Speaker 1:Is it fucking tall enough for us to climb?
Speaker 2:Oh, it's not a Munro.
Speaker 1:That enough for us to climb. Oh, it's not a Munro, that'd be an easy hill. Like we need to find a Munro, so we're not going out. We're not going to day out to not do a Munro, so we'll do a Munro. And then it's close to that and we'll take our spades yeah, and go for a day we'll just chib into the side of it and see if we can find a Tesseract because when did I go to Shield?
Speaker 2:Could I put it on my fucking Instagram story? When I was driving down the road. I'm like what the fuck is that? Yeah, that is not fucking. That is not a mountain, that is a fucking peak. That must have been 22, isn't it. May it was nice weather. It was just I'm like that's some fucking no right.
Speaker 1:What do you make of talking about the weather, fucking up the cloud seeding in Dubai? Holy fuck, lad. See that, holy shit.
Speaker 2:I had a client the other day and he had worked for Qatar Airways helping build the airport in Qatar and they had a similar situation. He had to sign an NDA and got fucking get the fuck wrecked the airport in Qatar. And they had a similar situation. You had to sign an NDA and got fucking get the fuck wrecked the airport. They had what was it? A hundred they had. It was like ten years worth of rain in ten minutes. Phil what? And fucked everything, fucked it. Was it cloud-seating? Oh, aye, yeah, they've been fucking it.
Speaker 2:But this is the thing I still don't understand how people are like you can't manipulate the weather. And then they're on the news Manipulating the weather and people are still like it's not a thing. They're literally Showing you them doing it. They have little Lorries that park up and fucking let all the gases go off Into it. They fucked up big time, though that was wild, you see, in their weather fucking facility, like their sort of their central hub, if you like. High tech, as fuck. They've put some bank into this set up. It's typical Saudis. Oh, they've threw money at it like it's impressive but they, they, they.
Speaker 1:They first done it in the UK in 1954 and you want to see the state of the town. There's like a sort of quaint village and it looks like a sort of quaint village and it looks like a fucking mudslide just came through. It Wiped out bridges and everything. I mean it must have been a time like right me, old boy, how much do we put into the sky? And just cataclysmically fucked it. Maybe they needed 10 mil and they thought two litres will do and fucking wiped the place out.
Speaker 1:There's a picture of uh, I can't remember the name of the town, uh, lindell or somewhere, and they have got pictures and it's just literally like human beings that have been put down a white water raft that they never knew there was a white water raft and they're just washed out and they're just trying to pick up the pieces. And you go look, do you know why the weather manipulation was started? No, so the weather manipulation was started as a military tool, so like Agent Orange was to wipe out your enemy's agriculture, so you'd be desolate, they couldn't grow crops and Napalm was the whole scorched earth thing.
Speaker 2:Yeah, yeah.
Speaker 1:But it wasn't very good for the PR in terms of you've literally poisoned Mother Earth and we don't really like you setting fire to fucking poor, innocent civilians with your fucking flameball jelly. So we're like, right boys, what about if we could create a monsoon? Poor innocent civilians with your fucking flame ball jelly? So they were like right boys, why don't? What about if we could, like, create a monsoon or create a drought? That would then destroy the agriculture, and if we could destroy the agriculture and not get the backlash, and that'd be quite a good thing to do. So you could use the weather, weaponize the weather, and this is a whole thing like with um. You know some of the shady stuff that's been suggested that harp can do, sending um high frequency energy into the ionosphere. That could then, uh, be used, that could be weaponized we spoke about that earthquake in turkey before.
Speaker 2:That. That's suspect oh, very suspect like whatever that mad cloud, it is mildly less.
Speaker 1:It's mild by comparison to Hawaii.
Speaker 2:Yeah, Hawaii, that's got some explaining to do.
Speaker 1:That's got a lot of explaining to do.
Speaker 2:Something similar happened somewhere else. Oh, where was it? It was another, another place that's got potential for people, but they needed it to get toasted a wee bit at first. They've done it somewhere else too, after Hawaii. Where the fuck was it again?
Speaker 1:I mean this is pure speculation, but I would throw it out here. Hawaii must be on a node. There must be something significant about that location.
Speaker 2:Because they bought up all the land.
Speaker 1:I mean, this is the thing they're going and expropriating the land, being like, oh yeah, it's a.
Speaker 2:You heard this fucking rumour about the fucking Easter Island statues being set on fire and melted. Apparently, you can't go now to see the statues at Easter Island because some fucking someone's burnt them and managed to melt the rock.
Speaker 1:How would you fucking melt the rock?
Speaker 2:This is the question, but again I don't know if it's true or not. Can that dude Black guy really good Carson? If it's true or not?
Speaker 1:Can that dude, that guy really good Carson no.
Speaker 2:Billy Carlson. Aye him, he was talking about it, the other day. Was he? Because he's like I've been trying to go and they won't let me go.
Speaker 1:They'll not let him in because he's too sharp.
Speaker 2:I've been told X, y and Z, and this is why we can't go, because they're not there now. Some cunts went and he looks too cool he's very switched on he's dressed really sharply.
Speaker 1:I always like the way he dresses. I think he's got something up his eyes because I always thought he's a bit. I thought his appearance was great up until the fucking sunglasses he was really sharply dressed, but sort of looking like Gaddafi with the fucking aviators on all the time.
Speaker 2:I've never seen him with sunglasses on.
Speaker 1:I always got sunglasses, but he's got some eye condition with the glare, so that's why he's always got sunglasses on.
Speaker 2:I've never seen him with his eyes out, have you. I've never seen him with sunglasses on.
Speaker 1:We see a lot of maybe he's. I wonder what the whole African dictator looks like.
Speaker 2:I'd love to have a conversation with him. Billy Carlson.
Speaker 1:See if you can get him on.
Speaker 2:He's either half his chomp or he's in the know.
Speaker 1:Fucking internet. Show your power. Get Billy Carlson in the hot seat. That'd be somebody, but this is the thing I'd like to talk to Matthias de Stefano and he was in Scotland in the hot seat. That'd be somebody like, but these, this is the thing like. I'd like to talk to Matthias DiStefano and he was in Scotland. He was in Scotland doing the, the route he was basically going through the UK to all the nodal points, all the. When did he do that?
Speaker 1:it was a couple of months ago oh really a few months ago so apparently there's only 6 degrees of separation in the world, so get it hooked up.
Speaker 2:Internet shows the power 6 degrees of separation.
Speaker 1:No, no, no. The thing with 6 degrees of separation, you, everyone on this planet. There's only 6 degrees of separation between everybody, so someone will know someone. Oh right To the 6, sixth person.
Speaker 2:that knows everybody, okay okay, my head instantly went to dimensions there, right, so I was in between six degrees.
Speaker 1:But yeah, matthias, says there's nine dimensions, but on the third dimensional plane, which is here and us, on the physical, some cunt knows some cunt. And then, once you get to the sixth cunt, you're going to find the cunt that you're looking for, and that's football factory lingo for the six degrees of separation. Did you know about that? The six degrees of separation.
Speaker 2:With the terms of connection to people. Yeah, but not on whatever you meant to do with the energy node thing, or are you on about the same thing?
Speaker 1:No, matthias DeStefano was here looking at the points like the stone circle.
Speaker 2:Oh wait, you've right, sorry, okay.
Speaker 1:He was at the stone circles and up at Lewis. Yeah, yeah, orkney, he was at that place. He shows you the map.
Speaker 2:It's pretty cool they're everywhere in Scotland he seems like a fun.
Speaker 1:He seems like a fun guy. I don't know about Billy. Billy seems a bit more kind of. He seems a bit high, high, strong. I don't know what he'd be like. I don't know if he's just really into what he talks about.
Speaker 2:It's one of them, though as well. We were talking about it before. You'll get to a point where you know that much stuff. He probably wishes he didn't know half the stuff that he knows. It's probably just like.
Speaker 1:Fucking Alice in Wonderland.
Speaker 2:It's heavy, lad. If you knew what the crack was, and more so A lot of stuff he goes on about he clearly does know the crack Of a lot of stuff. It's heavy.
Speaker 1:It's a heavy lift.
Speaker 2:Because 95% of people Think you're a retard, think you're stupid, think you're half your fucking nut and you just Can, like he must speak to some people and he just has to keep 98% of his information in the back pocket because there's no point. You're just going to have to say, yeah, cool, 5 plus 5 is 100, you're fucking right. You are right Because you can't talk to people like that. You know what I mean. If they've got in their head that everything's face value, then there's no point, because they think you're a nut.
Speaker 1:Speaking of which I said to you earlier on, if you could have somebody that's dead and you bring them back alive, I'm going to throw this one in the hat. We'll go after this one. Just on the theme of what we were discussing, I would have loved to have talked to Jordan Maxwell. He'd have been good. He'd have been good. He'd have been good and he's only died.
Speaker 1:recently I watched his again classic mistake put on Jordan Maxwell. It's an hour and 30 minute video and he's did you ever? I'll look at the video if you haven't seen it. But he talks about he had a girlfriend and he went and met her dad and he's like you just feel something. Yeah, as you knew there was something about this guy, and do you?
Speaker 2:know, I'll send you this video, okay.
Speaker 1:Because he's like says to Jordan Maxwell. He's like do you remember when you were eight and your dad had redone the porch and the wood was green and you remember the smell? And he's like a 19 year old guy. He's ready. He's like I'm trying not to burst into tears. He's like how does this guy know this? He's like do you remember you looked at the moon and you said at that time he says I want to do something really important with my life. Do you remember? He said that. And he's now like right, who the fuck is this guy? Who the fuck is this guy and how does he know this? And he says well, we're listening. He says and that's why you're here. He says do you want to see them?
Speaker 1:And he's like see what he said do you want to see the UFOs? And he goes, yeah. And he goes, yeah, he says, well, come outside, takes him outside and he's like, goes out into the garden and he's like I'm in complete shock. He's like I don't know what to expect next. He's like the guy's just recounted memories that only I know about, talking about the smells, what I said, what was going on, what my dad had done it's blowing my mind. And the guys just said do you want to see? You want to see the ufos?
Speaker 1:So he goes out and the garden stands and he's like, speaking in this inaudible language, like whatever he's saying to the sky. He comes back and he's like right, they'll be here in a couple of minutes. He says they're going to come over there and then so, so they just. He says the camera was two or three discs just came into view, hovered. He talks about the lights that were underneath them. He says. He says right, they're just like. He says they're communicating with the guy and he's like, right, they're gone now, silent, off into the distance.
Speaker 2:I've never heard any chat with. All the stuff I've looked into with Jordan Maxwell is just like all the religious stuff, how the world is, governments, word and languages, why they say things, laws, the laws that are in place today that kind of don't have any standpoint and kind of like how to? If you ever want to truly own someone, you need to. You need this contract, not this and that, and it's all that type of stuff like the Lodio title yeah, exactly the Lodio title.
Speaker 2:I like all that stuff with him because he's that fucking switched on and when you actually look into a lot of the legalities with laws and stuff you're like holy fuck, this is all bollocks. Especially when he goes on and goes down about the maritime stuff and things that apply on land that legally kind of shouldn't apply on land because it's a maritime law, it's not for here, it's for fucking out there on the water. I really like him.
Speaker 1:What are you talking about? The banks?
Speaker 2:when you were born, the banks and when you're born, the doctor brings you on You've got the fuck eye. It's all that stuff, because mine has said to you about that before and you're a birth certificate, because a ship is docked.
Speaker 1:When a ship is docked, it's birthed.
Speaker 2:It's fucking fascinating. I thinkki's a brilliant watch and Anki's a few people I've been looking at. You can take claim to your value because you're born, you're registered, you have a value to the government if you like you. You have a value to the government if you like. You are worth whatever. A hundred fucking bananas and they can do whatever with these fucking hundred bananas. I can't fully remember the food.
Speaker 1:It's called biological pledging.
Speaker 2:You have a value. You have a value, we're a corporation or some crap like that.
Speaker 1:So the idea is that, to give you an analogy it'd be easier to understand is that, say you are the owner of a farm.
Speaker 2:Yeah.
Speaker 1:Right, and instead of it being a country, it's called a farm and you have livestock in that farm. You would want to register that livestock so that nobody take yours, so they know it's mine. Yeah, right. And then let's say, if you were want to engage in business with an another entity, you could pledge what you have as offering to to say, look, we can do a deal because I can back it up, because I've got a thousand cows you know 500 cheap and I'll pledge them so that we can transact into business. Or I'll take what you have and if it doesn't work out, then I can give you what I have. And that's the basis of the taxation system.
Speaker 2:So the whole thing's a farm tax, farming that the central banks, your Rothschilds, they'll give you money that they create out of thin air because you can pledge that you have all these people that will pay you tax and you can pay the interest on the loan because, fucking, because when it goes on about registering your child like you would register a car, like V5 clearly states you do not. This is no proof of ownership and your birth certificate is the same fucking thing you're literally registering your child to the state. You're giving them ownership of your child to the state, yeah, you're giving them ownership, yeah, of your child and people aren't aware of this legally when you register something, you pass ownership over when you register it okay, yeah, so that's the whole thing with a low deal title, that you're not registering it for someone else to keep it's yours.
Speaker 2:That's the whole deal with a low deal part and again it's mental because you legally have to register your child to the state as well. You have three weeks or they do it for you and there's no way around it. There's a few people that have done whatever I can't even remember what it's called and you opt out of that set up and you have access to whatever you're worth, but then no bank will touch you like I spoke to you before about this system's shit and you have access to whatever you're worth, but then no bank will touch you.
Speaker 2:I spoke to you before about this system's shit.
Speaker 1:You're like but where are you going to go? What's your alternative? There is none. It's like imagine, like I'll give you an example because people might be like that's a heavy lift. Imagine that there's a mobile network and a mobile network's shit charges you a lot of money. The signals dodge you. They're exploiting you, right. They're taking the piss out you. They're giving you terms that are all in one-sided and you're getting shafted, right, but you need the mobile service and there's only one, one mobile service.
Speaker 1:There's only one provider what the fuck are you going to do like there's no other?
Speaker 2:I'm going to go to your competent competitor.
Speaker 1:There isn't one right, it's like, it's like. So who are you going to use, right, right, well, that's, that's the system. Yeah, and people like I always thought well, great, you could, you know you could, you could set something up. You surely have the power to do that. You go. Well, look see, when you realize how intertwined and then you go how, like, how are you going to operate with this?
Speaker 2:yeah, there's nothing else, because one guy he's done it and he's he's basically talking about. He's like I can't get anything, yeah. He's like fuck all. Yeah, because there was a few folk on the interweb like, oh, do this, you're bad, then you can be free. And he's like this is this, is not freedom. He's like I can't get a bank, I can't get a fine, nobody will fucking come near me now.
Speaker 1:It's just like you've blacklisted your phone. Yeah, you've literally so you have the device, but it doesn't do anything. It's dead.
Speaker 2:He's like it sounded good. I've done it. I have now ostracised myself from the world. It's like I'm now fucked.
Speaker 1:It's just Lee chopping the door again like look, can I register again, can I re-register?
Speaker 2:Fuck off you've had your lot and it's fucking. But again you tell someone on the street that that's a hang and they hang as bollocks. It's not true.
Speaker 1:People are quick and just making like what were we talking about? We're talking about chemtrails. Yeah, the topic of chemtrails came in and one of the I like a guy and he's like is there anything that you actually believe in? I was what do you mean? He says is there any part of the system that you don't think that there's something up? I was like right, how many discussions have we had where you've called bollocks without looking into anything and then it's came true, what I've told you. Right, I'm happy to like. I'm happy like, for instance, I think the medical industry is great to deal with a traumatic injury break your leg, you need surgery, you need stitch back really good, great stuff right, but the pharmaceutical industrial complex is not doing a great job in terms of looking after people, right?
Speaker 2:it's not in their interest to look after you there's no money in.
Speaker 1:There's no money in dead people and there's no money in healthy people. There's no money in sick people. And it's like you you buy that hook line and sinker without looking at the evidence, and I'm like this is. What I mean is is that these people that say this are only people that don't want to look or haven't yet looked at the evidence? Yeah, Because, anybody that does, anybody that does, even the most cynical and sceptical person then starts to ask questions, Because they go oh, wait till now.
Speaker 1:Do you know, the big shock to everybody was COVID. Because COVID really.
Speaker 1:Opened a lot of people's eyes up it did at what was actually going on with some things and you look at people like we were on holiday recently there and you go look how big a fucking deal they made out of this. People are quick at forgetting tier 1, tier 2. People are going to fucking Oban to get a beer because it was tier 3 in Glasgow. So how did it move? How did the virus know that that was tier two and this was? It's like, and it shows how much people will just go back to right where we started. An authority has said this, so it must be, regardless of how ridiculous it is or how morally wrong it is or how stupid it is or how corrupt it is. It's just like well, well, they said it, so they must know, because they are the almighty and people weren't bothered about covid.
Speaker 2:People were bothered about what other people would think of them for not following the rules like you. Like people like a week before april 27th, oh, I can't wait till next week to get this fucking mask off. You don't give a fuck about covid, you just don't want people to think you're a fucking. You're not a conformer or you know. You're standing outside the co-op Because the light's red with your mask on and your fucking PVC gloves, like a fucking idiot Washing your fucking food packages, leaving your crisps in the shed for 72 hours. So COVID can die Before you fuck off Ken.
Speaker 1:Literally rinsing their eyeballs out with fucking hand sanitizer.
Speaker 2:Oh no, fucking minus Aye, aye. Honestly, I used to fucking. You're literally watching people hand sanitizing their own car. You're the only one in it. Who are you sanitizing it for you? If you have it and you're in the car wiping it down, breathing, touching it, what are you doing? Do you understand how cross-contamination works? You don't you fucking spastic?
Speaker 1:here's one where you fucking makes me laugh like the ules and you get somebody that'll go like, oh, they're keeping the air clean in cities, so like. So, how do they keep the air in the city? Talk me through that one. So this bit, this patch, we're going to put signs up and we're going to say, right, look, we're going to keep the air clean in here.
Speaker 2:Right, that's that.
Speaker 1:How are you stopping let's say, there is dirt here how are you stopping it going in and see the cleaner? How are you stopping it going out? I'm not picking a side right. I don't want you to think there's any bias, just purely on the technical part of the clean air how are you doing it and when you try and tell them it's restriction of movement? Oh no, fuck, you're just a tinfoil hat conspiracy why would you restrict the movement?
Speaker 1:I miss the good old days when it would be fucking years before a conspiracy theory used to be a conspiracy.
Speaker 2:That was a week Fucking weeks. Ken, you're just like fuck off.
Speaker 1:You need to be on your game. You could wring out a conspiracy theory, you could give it a bit of thought, you could let it sink in, you could soak it in for a bit. You have time to forget about that and then, and then you're like oh fuck, remember okay, you had to update.
Speaker 1:You were like is that still? Is that still a hang fuck? You'd be like I need to revisit that. And that was good because you would. You know, it's like the whole thing. You see all the stuff now and you're like Jesus, this is fucking wild. I can't wait for our hats to appear we need to get them on the next one.
Speaker 2:I know I was hoping they're coming for America, so fuck those when they're going to appear right who else should we get on?
Speaker 1:it would be good to talk to Billy Carlson Jordan. We need to fucking resurrect. We need to get Stace in to fucking see if she can connect to his spirit and do a like a seance. Bring him through who else would be good? Matthias Di Stefano, I think he's, I think he'd be good at least he's alive aye, is he, which is, which is a good fucking start, if you don't mind me saying that's it it's always.
Speaker 1:It's always good. I would like that. Robert J Gilbert, I would. First thing I would ask him is his hair a wig? Because he's his fucking hair's unusually perfect.
Speaker 2:I'm trying to think of fucking because you said dead people.
Speaker 1:Who would you bring back? Who would you bring back for a chat, or not even a chat, just like who would be, who would? Who do you think would be like? I'd quite like to see what they were all about. Genghis Khan the bit of rape he was in well, allegedly it was that, like you know how you get a tap shagger he was a top shagger. Genghis was fucking top.
Speaker 2:He was horny see, this is the thing, though. One in four people can link their DNA back to Genghis Khan and everyone's like, they must have to mean his, you know. Crew of 40 million fucking same area, was it no? Crew of 40 million fucking Hun? No, that's Attila. Same area, was it no?
Speaker 1:I don't know if Attila the Hun was as much a fucking rape meister as Genghis. Genghis definitely was there for the shagging, he wasn't it would be interesting, though.
Speaker 2:Can I be right, genghis? I've been told that the Great Wall of China was built to keep you out, was it? Or was it already there? He's like that's, that's that predates me. Mate, that wasn't fucking mine, that was Tartaria's. Oh, what, where?
Speaker 1:oh, talking about, eh, tartiary and the Mercury, there was. Andrew Shultz caught this. I thought I'll need to watch this. You ever heard of the terracotta soldiers in China? So there was a Emperor that Got 700,000 workers To build and booby trap his temple and apparently there was just fucking rivers and rivers of mercury and that he'd booby trapped it with like automatic arrows, like bow and arrows and all this sort of stuff. None of the locals will go near it and the ground around it is now showing signs that it's fucking toxic. So they're like is the rumour true?
Speaker 2:Back in the day, I'm sure Mercury was believed to keep in or keep out bad spirits. If memory serves me correctly, I'm sure Mercury was used as a sort of like oh they can't get out the Mercury, they're trapped in there. So he might not have. Even they might have been like this is a bad cunt. Let's fucking, let's do a Mercury moat round this cunt.
Speaker 1:The 700,000 workers were kept in to die so that they couldn't leave. They couldn't give out the secrets of how it was booby trapped, because the idea was when the emperor was buried 700,000 were sacrificed, so they had to build it if they survived the fucking mercury poisoning, which would be a miracle. They booby trapped it so nobody could get in and they weren't getting out, so they couldn't let out the secret.
Speaker 2:At what point do you think they get told? So it's done, mate.
Speaker 1:It's the fourth booster they get told I'll need to. I'll get the facts for the next one.
Speaker 2:I'll use that.
Speaker 1:That's interesting because they had it on and I thought I'd like to see, because that Andrew Schultz is good, him and Joe Rogan are good. He was talking. He came out and he was talking about like P Diddy what is?
Speaker 2:what is going?
Speaker 1:on with this cunt the new. Oh, mikey, fucking hell so I'm getting dribs and drabs, cat williams and 50 cent. For years I've been saying hollywood is full of fucking elite, pedophilia and scumbags and they're like we're not playing the game and they they think offers Ice.
Speaker 2:Cube's big, he's big into it. He's like, look, I'm calling it out, he's saying some shit too.
Speaker 1:So Ice Cube, cat Williams and 50 Cent, they're flying the flag for their dirty rangions. Cool, good, good, good lads. Cat Williams has been offered 50 million of P Diddy to have the lob long P Diddy's fucking tiddlywink up. The old Jolly Roger Catwell was to fucking point blank refused it.
Speaker 2:I seen something the other day. Apparently P Diddy was talking to Bieber and he's patting Bieber down looking for a wire or some shit like that. So he's obviously feeling a wee bit on the paranoid side.
Speaker 1:Andrew Schultz goes on to say like there was a time in LA where everybody's house was robbed and the only house that wasn't robbed was P Diddy's, because nobody fucking wanted to dare go in and get shagged. Because there was P Diddy just fucking sitting bollock naked on the couch waiting, patiently waiting. Opera music playing wearing nothing but cricket pads and a banana skin he's got yellow crocs on and nothing else, just freaking people out that something's about to go down just with initials DTF on his crocs and fucking giblets waterproof.
Speaker 1:I fuck on the first date horny ringing is coming for you, but there was bodyguards and stuff like that. What?
Speaker 2:was the chat when he changed his name. When he was Puff Daddy, he got in some shit and then he rebranded himself as P Diddy. He was Puff Daddy back in the day and he'd done some shit, got himself in some bother and then he was P Diddy out of fucking nowhere.
Speaker 1:What was the? I remember the change, but I don't know what the shit was.
Speaker 2:Aye, I don't know what he'd done either. He fucking got himself in trouble, though, like why did Puff Puff?
Speaker 1:Daddy change his name, as if it even tells me.
Speaker 2:Aye, it's not telling me. He wanted something fresh and naffed. Oh no, gun charges, possession and bribery. So he wanted a fresh start. So he changed his name, it's fucking, pretty fucking vanilla for. In all fairness, I thought it was a bit more serious than that. Like, I'm sure there was some fucking young chick involved in everything back in the day. What underage. Ah, he was going back to the 90s, so I can't even fucking. I'm sure he'd done some shit like.
Speaker 1:He'd just pin it on R Kelly and fucking say like I'll be called P Daddy from now on.
Speaker 2:He apparently briefly changed his name to Swag in 2011. What a fucking idiot.
Speaker 1:Is that the deal? They can just go to the doc, change your birth certificate. This is the change-up.
Speaker 2:In 2005, he shortened his name to Diddy. What from Daddy? It's the same fucking amount of letters.
Speaker 1:Such as fucking. Hollywood maths fucking amount of letters, such as fucking Hollywood maths.
Speaker 2:I'm sure it was darker than gun possession. If you're a rapper and you get done with a gun charge, you don't need to rebrand yourself. You're like I'm a fucking gangster rapper.
Speaker 1:It seems to be all fucking coming down on them. Do you see that Mark Wahlberg would not work with Tom Hanks?
Speaker 2:Yeah, I think him and someone else they're starting up like a anti-woke Hollywood movie company thing. Right Him. And who the fuck is it? Um, aye, because he, because the deal, the deal with Tom Hanks was a lot 65 million Aye, and he's like, fuck that, I'm not working that creepy cunt. Aye him. And they're starting up. Who the?
Speaker 1:fuck is it? I think their spin doctor had worked the statement from Walberg, because he says that Hanks wasn't in touch With the everyday man's Needs and that his agenda and his Mel Gibson. Mel Gibson's been in the game for I don't know how Mel Gibson's still here alive, like he is fucking Mad Max.
Speaker 2:So him. It's Mel Gibson and Mark Wahlberg that are setting up the film good on them, fair play to them, good for them? I think they've. Was it anti-woke? They said Aye. Mel Gibson and Mark Wahlberg Are starting up a non-woke Film company.
Speaker 1:That's good, that's good man.
Speaker 2:Aye, what fucking? There was a lot of shit with Tom Hanks Back in the Covid times.
Speaker 1:He's been a rung in for years.
Speaker 2:When the Epstein Island thing all happened and the book was coming out During the pandemic and Tom Hanks flew and became a citizen Of Greece via military plane To the only country in Europe when being a paedophile is a disability and not a crime.
Speaker 1:Really, Is that the fucking set up Him and his wife are?
Speaker 2:both. And now he flies in and out of the US via military plane. Doesn't he fly domestic, I think? Tom Hanks is hooked up like but why, if you've not done anything wrong, do you move countries during a global pandemic via military to a country where being a wrong-in doesn't get you in trouble?
Speaker 1:You get a medical fucking Something. The same with Oprah as well. She done the same.
Speaker 2:Did she Not to Greece, though I think it was Greece. As far as I'm aware, greece is the only country globally that treats it as a. It's not a crime, it's a. Oh, it's a medical issue. A fucking weird set up. It depends how they treat the medical issue, though. They might be on the ball like Aye, aye, we'll sort you, and they do the old electro shock Fucking, come on.
Speaker 1:Fucking 12 years of Chinese water torture I mean fucking got a truck battery connected to your fucking bollocks, as you know. Rehabilitation right the Walberg was pretty fucking blunt I thought saying about Hanks, but that was off the back of.
Speaker 2:I guess he'd be interesting to chat to too, because he came when he was Marky Mark and the Funky Bunch coming up back in the day and that he was a young lad when he came up in that fucking In the Hollywood world. So he's bound to know some shit or experience some shit or seen some shit. Same with Mel Gibson when he was fucking Mad Max and then came over From Australia over to the States and that kind of thing. Because there's a lot of shit with Bieber. Apparently Bieber's been fucking. I think there's accusations that Usher's fucking ran through him, and all that back in the day right, lots of accusations about Will Smith.
Speaker 2:I seen a rogue interview with him and Chris Rock the other day and it was awfully heated like Chris Rock was trying to. And it was awfully heated Like Chris Rock was trying to be a bit light about it and fucking Will Smith was awfully dark. Like what was he saying? I need to fucking re-watch it. But like there was no humour in this man at all. He was fucking hates being a celebrity or fucking, I'll fucking kill you, I'll do this, I'll do that. And it was dark like I'm like alright, what the fuck's going on here? Because I think Chris Rock's been like do you not like being famous? Like and like.
Speaker 1:Chris Rock, another guy that he slapped.
Speaker 2:Afterwards, this has like been a recent meet up and it was awfully fucking awkward. And Chris Rock's just trying to be awfully light about it and Will Smith's like why is that fucking funny? And he's like Do you not like being famous? He's like no, I don't, I hate it, I hate being famous, I hate being the richest guy on the planet or the most sort of. He said something right arrogant, really fucking arrogant.
Speaker 1:Top boy.
Speaker 2:And fucking Chris Rock's trying to make it. What do you mean? You don't like being in show business? I fucking love it. It's dark. Even the guy who sets up a stage, he loves the fact he's in fucking show business. You fucking hate it.
Speaker 1:Makes sense about, like when you look back at Michael Jackson, some of the stuff that he was saying and what he was coming out with.
Speaker 2:Some of his song lyrics like when you actually look into the shit he was actually trying to put across.
Speaker 1:You see Kate Middleton's dress that they've been talking about when she brought out the kid, so she had a Red dress on.
Speaker 2:Has she reappeared? She not resurfaced yet?
Speaker 1:She's obviously fucking still working on her clone.
Speaker 2:So what's her stomach cancer or something like that? Is that what they've released?
Speaker 1:It's something to do with cancer.
Speaker 2:I thought she just went in for a wee fucking, a wee fucking Tidy up or something like that.
Speaker 1:So here we go. Kate Middleton, on 2018, wore the dress from the horror film Rosemary's Baby to present the birth of her second son to the world. In the film, rosemary is impregnated by a satanic cult leader and gives birth to the Antichrist. That's what they're saying.
Speaker 2:I don't like that oh shit, and they're like she's sending she's sending the signal have you heard the chat about the elites have got the Birthing rights to the royal family.
Speaker 1:What do you mean?
Speaker 2:As in someone gets to tell them who they breed with. Like they are not In charge of who they mate with, they are told who they mate with.
Speaker 1:So the royals are told who they mate with.
Speaker 2:Aye, someone is in control and have the breeding rights to the British royal family.
Speaker 1:So are they just basically like the XL bullies of the royal family?
Speaker 2:I can't even remember what the chat was with it and it was some fucking. I'd have to go revisit it and I can't even remember if it's Rothschild, banter or. And it goes back, though. Goes back Like this Russian Tsar is the fucking, apparently For argument's sake I think there was some crap to do with like Queen Elizabeth's actual dad is a Russian Tsar, not Richard or whatever there was a whole.
Speaker 1:I remember, looking through history, where it was I don't know if arranged marriage was similar to it where it was like right, this is who you'll marry, because this is the royal bloodline of here and here. It's going to keep the bloodlines happy.
Speaker 2:But for appearances sake, going by this thing. Because her and William are married, that does not necessarily mean that they're his children. Right, Ken? Because if the birthing rights to whatever, I'll need to find it again and get it to you, It'd be worth a look, it was fucking. It's out there that is out there. But it was an interesting fucking rabbit hole to go in what's the most like?
Speaker 1:What have you heard recently that's been out there, because there's been a few that have been like whew, like that.
Speaker 2:I was watching something about fucking Antarctica and energy development, fucking research centres down there, and I can't remember what the fucking chat was about but to do with. Buzz Aldrin went down there for some sort of meeting and whatever they were. Someone tried to take a photo of it and it was literally sucking the battery life out of every single fucking item. They had their phones, their cameras, literally drawing power from everything there. And the facility the facility looked fucking out of place. It looked high tech as fuck and I can't remember what they called it, but it was literally drawn power from fucking everything around it just out of electronic devices from what I could pick up.
Speaker 2:Yeah, okay, and it just it was drawing power from wherever it. If there was power, I'm having it type setup and I didn't get enough. It got off a fucking confusing, didn't make a whole lot of fucking sense and what else did I come across? Recently it's been quite quiet on the old conspiracy front of the minute. To be fair, there was a fucking couple of hangs, obviously outside of the fruit vegetable hang that I went that caught me surprisingly.
Speaker 1:I was like what the fuck are you talking about?
Speaker 2:well, ken, I've obviously been fucking, like. I've been doing a wee bit of looking into, like I'm just sick of putting shit in my body that I don't understand and why I need to. Why is it a thing Even dumb shit like shampoo, ken? You've got all these shampoos that are meant to help your hair and put vitamins in it and make it look younger and healthier. See, the chemical that makes your shampoo foam up, makes you bald.
Speaker 1:We're fucked, it doesn't affect us.
Speaker 2:We're good. But the fact that they're doing, oh, you've got this, it'll make your hair do this and that and blah, blah, blah, blah, blah. But the chemical to make it foam and go all fucking frothy kills your hair follicles. It counteracts the whole fucking point Of the shampoo. And then, like I was saying to you, the amount of vegetables and shit and wheats and grains and corns that have been that hybridised and developed and overdeveloped and changed Our bodies don't know what to fucking do with it. Hybridised wheat is bad for everybody. You shouldn't eat any of it. And now all wheat and all corn Is hybridised wheat is bad for everybody. You shouldn't eat any of it. And now all wheat and all corn is hybridised bullshit.
Speaker 2:It's like the corn syrup and all that is fucking the ultra processed food horrendous it's no good to you but, like everything's a lie when it comes to fucking, you're fine with it, it's healthy for you.
Speaker 1:Well, it fucking isn't, because you've invented half of them one of the guys that's doing work in my house was telling me that, as pal works in the butchers, he says they inject blood into the beef to make it look red because it's black it looks all appetising. No one wants to see a big, open raw muscle he says when you see it, and it's black, that's when it's perfect. He says but people don't want to buy it.
Speaker 2:If you go in a proper steakhouse and they've got cuts of beef on display for you to pick, they are not fucking red.
Speaker 1:They're black.
Speaker 2:They're blacky, purple brownies. They don't look overly appetising, but they are not fucking red. They're not sitting there Ferrari red on the shelf. But you go in a supermarket, it's fucking all Ferrari red. It looks fresh as fuck. Meat's not that colour. You can shoot a cow in the face and cut it in half. You're not finding that level of red anywhere in that cow outside of the veins, the meat is not that colour.
Speaker 1:Do you think these cattle mutilations are the fucking source? And they're like look, we don't want any of that blood shite in here, we like it black. And somebody's came along in their truck mid-fucking operation who said alien entity has fucked off off the scene. And then, you know, jimmy the cattle rancher, ranchers went, what the fuck has happened? Yeah. And then some mad mexican hybrid dog you've maybe seen that one. No, it's like uh, what do they call it again?
Speaker 2:a mexican hybrid dog.
Speaker 1:It's like uh, it's like a mexican sort of foreclosed tale about this sort of canine evil spirit. What's it called? Again, it'll come, I'll remember it um. El Werewolf, oh, it's can't remember the name, it'll come to me the basically this fucking evil heinous, it's like a vampire like a hellhound type fucking. It's like a vampire just goes and sucks the blood out of fucking animals. I'll remember it. It'll come to me.
Speaker 2:I was driving through Glasgow there's a mural about the fucking the Gorbals vampire and apparently back in like the 50s, 40s or 50s, there was a cunt going about killing cunts with like metal teeth or whatever and fucking. Apparently there was a Gorbals vampire at one. There was a cunt going about killing cunts with like metal teeth or whatever and fucking. Apparently there was a Gorbals vampire at one point and some cunt is going around doing folk. I've not had a minute to look into it. There's just this whole mural for this guy and at the bottom it was like oh, in 19, whatever, some man used to go around the Gorbals with metal teeth, fucking biting folk and whatnot and was apparently the Gorbals Vampire. I'm like alright never knew that this mural was huge.
Speaker 2:I'm like I need to have it they sort of polarised the guy they did mate, let's the Gorbals that's already came up, gorbals Vampire oh, it's like a fucking TV show. Gorbals blah blah. She didn't even think the name of that dog, the Iron Tooth Child Eater who Terrorised Glasgow. See, if this turns out to be a fucking TV show.
Speaker 1:In addition to the strong, children were exposed to an iron tooth monster which appears in the Old Testament's book of Daniel there you are Chapa, chapa Cobra or similar creatures it's called literally the goat sucker rose to prominence in folklore in the mid-1990s. It's been attributed to mutilations and similar creatures. Jonathan Keel mentioned investigating animal mutilation cases in 1966, reported in Ohio. That's fucking Chappacubra there.
Speaker 2:That's off a lizard-y alien-esque looking human me fucking that doesn't look anything like a goat or a dog Chappacubra there was a video where it looked sort of somebody had apparently caught it on video.
Speaker 1:See if I can find you the video. I'll find you the video, because there's one that just looks like Somebody had apparently caught it on video. See if I can find you the video. I'll find you the video, because there's one that just looks like what the fuck is this? Do you know, when you get something you're like we've not seen anything like that before.
Speaker 1:No, and it's like New Mexico, sort of fucking border town in America. Ranchers have caught it I don't know if it's in Arizona or somewhere and it's like what the fuck, I think the thing's dying, so it's obviously its last life, and they've caught the. I don't know if they found it dead or they caught it just before it died, but they're like what is this? And that's the legend of it, the folklore that this thing's been around, just sort of Killing cunts, taking the blood out of animals remorselessly, just fucking relentlessly.
Speaker 2:Have you seen the map in America and different places around the world of unexplained murders around cave?
Speaker 1:systems. No, you're talking about kidnappings, people that go missing. Ah, yeah, yeah, yeah.
Speaker 2:Around all the cave systems. You're talking about kidnappings. People go missing. Yeah, yeah, yeah, around all the cave systems. It's a lot, it's a hell who the fuck is.
Speaker 1:Are we talking inner earthers? Are we talking chakalubra? What is going on?
Speaker 2:fuck knows, mate, you'd think if you were an inner earther and you were going up to the surface at some point in all, you'd make the cave a wee bit easier to fucking get in and out of. So whether there's shit down there I don't fucking know, but there seems to be a lot of people that went fucking missing.
Speaker 1:So for people that don't know, there's a sort of map that's got the dots of the people that went missing on the locations that they went missing in, and then they've overlaid that with the cave systems that's in America and it's like this fucking overlay matches all these disappearances.
Speaker 2:Every single entrance to the cave systems. So either cunts are just falling down but people go caving. It's a popular fucking thing. You would find all these bodies if they were fucking there. Do you know what I mean? Especially these Americans that go down all these daft fucking holes. So it's like where are these bodies going?
Speaker 1:the fucking sky, Orkney. You were in the fucking, you were in the bit you were in the bit did you see if they had a hatch, a manhole cover or something at the cave that went from fucking Orkney to El Paso? They've got a hypersonic like Elon is not bringing anything new to the game where he's like boring through the earth to create hyperloops. They'd already nailed it they've got their own hyperloop system.
Speaker 2:It'd be a shame if he has been replaced. I like Elon. I like some of the dumb shit he does.
Speaker 1:He's got a bit of humour about him. I mean, I'm not sure about the Neuralink. Would you take the Neuralink? Would you put a Neuralink in your brain?
Speaker 2:Like we spoke about it before. Like if it was like a matrix Type thing where you could download Info and be Like, for argument's sake, it costs 100 grand and you've access to all the information in your brain, you can make that 100 grand back rapid. It'd be a great investment. But, like you're saying, if you built a system like that, you're putting a back door in to potentially Control the kind of. So it's like it's one of those ones where I would be a no, I'm like, I'm okay, thank you, because I've seen divergent when they put the wee chip in their head and the next thing they're getting up through the night and they're fucking zombies killing folk, and that because they don't care what's happening.
Speaker 1:Nah, I'm alright, yeah have you seen apples patent to be able to read your thoughts using the AirPods? So there's a patent from Apple to be able to read your thoughts using the AirPods.
Speaker 2:I don't like AirPods anymore after I've looked into the damage that having a Wi-Fi signal inside your head is doing to your brain.
Speaker 1:How is it different for the Wi-Fi signal coming out of your router?
Speaker 2:Because it's in your brain. How is?
Speaker 1:it different for the Wi-Fi signal coming out of your router Because it's in your brain. What's the damage?
Speaker 2:Significantly. I'll find the info on it for you. I looked it up last year. And having that receiver instead of just plugged in with a cable, having that receiver in your fucking head is bad.
Speaker 1:Apparently, apple have got a patent.
Speaker 2:I've not checked it out. How are they using AirPods to read your fucking thoughts?
Speaker 1:Ask Elon Elon's in that game. I don't know. There must be some sort of ability to read the frequencies, the brainwaves it's getting out of your hand. Isn't itwaves? It's getting out of your hand, isn't it? It's fucking getting out of control. Airpods aren't unsafe. What happened to the good old days when it was just fucking radiation and damage? You're getting damage and privacy issues.
Speaker 2:I was watching a conversation with one of these leading spy hackery types and he's just like the stuff that they put in technology now that you don't think would be in technology is just like your Hoover having wifi capability. There's a brand of Hoover that will connect to a Chinese network. Why he's like I've hacked a system. It tells me when you hoovered, how long you hoovered, for you know like? He's like I can access shit via your fucking hoover. Like why? Why do you need to be able to do that? But he's like from your hoover, if you can get into that network and get into the hoover, I can access anything in your house.
Speaker 1:You see it in your device when it says connected to your local network Devices in your local network, your phone's talking to your TV. Your TV's talking to your fucking hive. Your hive's talking to your router.
Speaker 2:It's like how much is safe?
Speaker 1:And then your phone's tracking cookies and what URL you used and what you looked at, and you talk to your pal about the trainers and then the advert pops up it's all trainers. It's like, see these people that go fucking wild for security and they're giving it the. You know, cleanse down this and do that and, you know, follow this process. It's like, look, I think the cat's out the bag. I don't think it matters what you're doing here at this point in time.
Speaker 2:One of my mates. He completely changes the software that runs. His phone has vpns left, right and center.
Speaker 1:Fucking the lot is he just firing a fucking ball bearing at a train here?
Speaker 2:well, see, I don't like the fact this does all the tracking and I've went in and turned everything off. But but then I wear this and I can't. You cannot turn off on this, you can't. So I get I'm like, well, there's no fucking point me actually having it all off on my phone now, because the minute you put an apple watch on, for whatever reason you wear one, you can't turn off anything the tracking, the and it's all geared like oh, if I fall, it'll phone the police and save me and it'll give them a 10-foot accuracy to my location. You're like that's great, yep, but it's a GPS tracker.
Speaker 1:Well, I've seen it like see when we do some of the remote podcasts, use a program called Riverside. So Riverside's sort of spiel its bit is, if you use things like Zoom and Google Meet or any of these other sort of cloud based things, what they do is you're getting the signal and it's recording in the cloud or it's recording that process into the computer. The difficulty then becomes when you the quality isn't great, or if people's download speeds or upload speeds are different, then you need to make the quality lower and it isn't great in terms of if you want to put that up as video. So Riverside, what it does is it records locally on the devices and then uploads it afterwards. So you go oh, that sounds great, that sounds easier, takes out the hassle of if people have got different upload speeds and all that sort of stuff.
Speaker 1:Will you go in and say you've got your device, I can see what camera you're using, I can select your iphone, I can select what I. I can select the things. Like say you're like oh, my headphones aren't connected. You're like, you got them plugged in. I can go on the menu and click and go there. There you go, there's your things connected. This is on a fucking recording platform. Yeah, what the fuck else have they got? I know it's like how much it's safe. I think all bets are off in terms of.
Speaker 2:I don't think any of it's safe. I think they market it Because it is convenient for you. But they're not making it Because it's convenient for you. It's serving them an alternative purpose. You think your smart fridge is just to help you Get milk ordered, when no, it maps your pattern how many times you go to the fridge, what you're buying, what's in your fridge, how frequently you're using stuff. It's just gathering all this fucking data To either expose you to shit so you buy more crap or use it against you in some fucking way and everything. Man. Everything now is fucking, and even now too. I hate Siri and shit Can't get it to listen to you. But my new van without Siri, my dashboard doesn't work. How? Because it's Apple CarPlay. So unless I've got Siri, my dashboard doesn't work. How? Because it's Apple CarPlay. So unless I've got Siri on my phone, my dashboard doesn't work. Really, like my speedo and shit's fine, but can the entertainment system?
Speaker 1:Nothing.
Speaker 2:Sat Nav, fucking. None of it will work Until I put Siri on my phone, and now it works, but it's for my safety, so it's hands free. I can just ask my van to do it for me.
Speaker 1:You're definitely getting a Neuralink. You're going to crack.
Speaker 2:You're getting a fucking.
Speaker 1:Neuralink. You've cracked for Surrey, you're getting a Neuralink.
Speaker 2:It's nippy because, see, when you're going somewhere fucking new and I'm like I need a map and I'm like I don't want to fucking put this on my van.
Speaker 1:I had done that and you'll give in to the privacy instead of getting the old 80Z out, fucking annoying mate that's what we need.
Speaker 2:To go back to the 80, 80z rap in the fucking boot remember that you would fucking look highlight roads and stuff like that. Yeah, fucking right. That's what you had to do, ken Tom. Tom was the hang of it, do you?
Speaker 1:remember when you got a sat-nav and you're like holy fucking shit, this is telling me where to go.
Speaker 2:My mum and cunt used to break into your car to steal your sat-nav because they were fucking like gold. Aye, they were the bollocks Fucking.
Speaker 1:I remember when you got the first one and I was like this what was it called? It was like a TomTom, but there was another one and it was like the fucking next one up for TomTom.
Speaker 2:Was it no Garmin?
Speaker 1:or whatever. I don't think it was Garmin, I think it was like Navman or something. It was. Whatever it was, it was shit hot.
Speaker 2:Because Tom Tom was affordable.
Speaker 1:Aye, Tom Tom was affordable. It was another one that was really good, and this was like it sort of marketed it as like we are not going to send you over a bridge that sends you into a lock, which is a when you've got five appointments that day is a fucking good feature yeah, you know it's a decent feature.
Speaker 1:You know it might be 50 quid extra, but you thought, well, like the, the fucking juice is worth the squeeze here and fucking. What did they have, man? It'll come to me what it was called it's fucking, but now it's I.
Speaker 2:I couldn't believe that my dash is broken. It's not broken. You just need to put Siri on your phone. Why do I need something on my phone To work my van? Why is that a thing?
Speaker 1:Apple's fucking pumped it in your van.
Speaker 2:And because they've installed it, it's literally the whole system. I can put the radio on. I can't use anything Any of the features in my van Without my fucking phone.
Speaker 1:Without Siri.
Speaker 2:Without Siri.
Speaker 1:What is it? Just that your dashboard's an interface for your phone.
Speaker 2:So the minute I put my phone in and it pairs, I'll have access to the whole dashboard Right Without the phone, I don't. But you need surrey on your phone he's surrey to make it conveniently safe for me because now it's hands-free. Not that I've uploaded the ai to listen to everything I'm saying, I'm a fucking man. It's for my convenience, because it's now safe. Now see, if I go on spotify while I'm driving, my keyboard doesn't appear. I can't access a keyboard because my van's moving. When I stop, I can access my keyboard.
Speaker 1:How is it known? It's not the passenger.
Speaker 2:Don't know, mate, don't know, but I cannot use anything while the van's moving, which is really frustrating. Not that you're meant to use your phone while you're driving, anyway I wouldn't do such a thing.
Speaker 1:But I'm not allowed to.
Speaker 2:I'm not allowed to make that choice. Transit has made that choice for me. I'm just not allowed to. And I'll ask Siri something. Siri, the other day, siri, can you tell me the? What was your take the wee man to see the new Ghostbusters film? What is the rating of the Ghostbusters film? I can't show you that while you're driving. Tell me that. I'm not asking you to show me a picture, just tell me oh, it's a 12MIK, refused to tell me any information because my van was moving. Fuck off, surrey, you prick.
Speaker 1:Yeah, fuck Surrey.
Speaker 2:So I don't know why they've done that, but my transit van is useless without my phone and it's all completely useless without Surrey.
Speaker 1:We're all going to 80Z. We'll make a stand against Surrey in the first move. As an A to Z map, even get them. I've not seen one in years. Surely you must get one.
Speaker 2:You can Mate. You'll have to go to the darkest corners of Amazon.
Speaker 1:You need to go to.
Speaker 2:It'll be a million pounds, so you don't buy it.
Speaker 1:They put the price up, not because it's like an economic decision. It's that we don't want to allow freedom, that somebody's reading a map without us tracking it.
Speaker 2:No, they'll be extortionate now, mate, because the carbon footprint of cutting the trees down is a pin up in order to make the A to Z map.
Speaker 1:Did you see the whole? Did you see the map of fucking Taylor Swift's jets two private jets and it's like she's telling you to do fucking eat bugs and watch what you're doing and bring down your carbon footprint, it's all the same crap like oh, watch this, blah, blah blah.
Speaker 2:Was it Boris or Sunak that was in power at the time and they went to Cornwall for the world Economy Green Meeting and he flew there. It was the equivalent of 250,000 cars driving to Cornwall for him just to go that far. It's like, lad, you're going to literally talk about the environment and you've just like.
Speaker 1:That's the whole hypocrisy. They go to Davos fucking me. Klaus. He's on his deathbed, apparently he's apparently he's gone now he's clones ghost. He's in hospital, but Davos was the whole thing that they would all meet to discuss climate change and they would all fly in private jets.
Speaker 2:You know it's bollocks, though it's total bollocks though it's total bollocks.
Speaker 1:They're the ones that want to buy beachfront property but then tell you sea levels are rising. So are you Aquaman or is it a con? Because only Aquaman would buy a beachfront property that could breathe in water and rise in sea levels Even when?
Speaker 2:Dan Pena goes on about it mortgages and investing, investing consensuses and shit. He's like at not one point does anybody seem to give a fuck. Like, oh, we're going to build this tower right next to the Thames, which is going to be underwater in 50 years, apparently, I will throw half a billion at it, it'll be sound. He's like no one gives a fuck. And it's just like I grew up on the coast. The sea level is the same in 1998 as it was now. The high tide line is exactly where I remember it, it's not moved.
Speaker 2:In 30 years, Nearly 40 years. You know what I mean Bollocks, Total bollocks. And I was watching. I can't remember if I spoke to you about it beforehand. I was watching a science guy, science guy, a scientist explain science guy A scientist Because it was in a courthouse, a scientist.
Speaker 2:Explain to him a scientist, because it was in a court. Hang. And the guy's like can you explain this to me so I can understand? Because he's sitting rattling half parts per million in this. And the judge is like explain it to me in a way I can. He's like right, you've got a thousand grains of sand. He's like yeah, he's like four of them are bad. He's like you're not noticing. He's like because I think the carbon dioxide ratio is like yeah, he's like four of them are bad. He's like you're not noticing. He's like because because the the I think the carbon dioxide ratio science like 400 parts to a million. It's like it's. It's like it's not anything. It's like it's not enough for you to notice or to be concerned about. You have a thousand grains of sand. Four of them are bad.
Speaker 1:Find them we've got the. It's 0.0. Like people go like how much carbon dioxide's in the air and like, oh, there's like loads, we are pumping out loads of it. It's 0.04, yeah, percent, so it's infinitesimal. Do you know what? The minimum level because photosynthesis is a thing, so plants breathe in the carbon dioxide and push out oxygen, and it's it's. You know, the minimum level of carbon dioxide For sustainable plant life Is 0.03. So if it drops to lower than 0.03, all plant life In the planet dies.
Speaker 2:I was watching the hangings Jordan Peterson actually Going on about it the other day, because he doesn't understand why people Aren't talking about the Uptake and green On the planet Since whenever it was, because he's got he had the day and it was fairly recent like to the point now where the the slight increase in carbon dioxide is benefiting the whole fucking planet. The world is greener. You've got habitation and vegetation growing now in places that have been desolate for years. Apparently, farming crops are yielding, I think it's like 13-15% more than what they were previously. It's like why is no one talking about?
Speaker 1:this you ever seen an industrial greenhouse where they're growing things in an industrial greenhouse? Do you know what they pump into the air? Carbon dioxide? Do you know what they pump into the air Carbon dioxide, Carbon dioxide?
Speaker 2:Do you know why? Because it's the food for the fucking plants.
Speaker 1:Because, the plants are like give me more, yeah, and they grow much better with more carbon dioxide.
Speaker 2:It's. I don't understand how a lot of the farming, the high-tech farming, works so like. So now we've've over farmed a lot of soil, so like a cup of spinach in 1916, a cup of spinach now, the spinach does not contain the nutrients that are contained in the 60s, and now we farm on a level where it's really fast produced. We're using accelerants, pesticides, so on, so forward. And then you've got these super factories and like and I'm sure they're mostly in holland, and they're using noants, pesticides, so on and so forward. And then you've got these super factories and I'm sure they're mostly in Holland and they're using no soil.
Speaker 2:It's like a water solution that permanently trickles. Have you seen them, these really mad high tech farms? So it's a warehouse and there's just rows and rows of vegetation and they're growing for argument's sake, let's just say lettuces. And it's like they've got PVC tubing With holes cut in them and there's a bit of foam. They put the plant in and there's just a constant run of water, no soil at all, and they've just put kind of added minerals in the water. And this is a farm and they're growing shit at a really good rate, getting a big yield off it, and so we're now growing food with no soil and a lot of the nutrients come from the rainwater, the soil, manure, you know a combination of factors. They're just doing none of that now I don't know what they're doing well, it's whatever they're doing.
Speaker 2:It's like a cocktail of whatever they're putting in this water to replicate soil, if you like, a chemical water soil. I don't really fully understand it.
Speaker 1:I think Mother Nature's got it dialed in. I don't think we really need to tamper with it. I don't think we need to do much.
Speaker 2:When I say to you I'm going to get a list of the man-made fruit and vegetables, lad, I've not even heard of some of this shit. Vegetables lad. I found I've not even heard of some of this shit like new shit that I didn't even know about, and the list kept going and I'm like I can't even this. We're going to get lost on this shit and it's like if, what chance have you got now? If we're trying to like, you say like we're not valuable unless we're sick, and then now you're finding all your fucking foods tampered with. Half of it's not even real, like our generation, as far as I was aware, they were real. I've only recently figured out they're fucking not real. They're all man-made lettuces, grapes, lemons, limes, oranges, cucumber, broccoli, fucking cauliflower, brussels sprouts All bullshit. Bollocks, all of it. Carrots, watermelons All bollocks.
Speaker 1:Did they cross, pollinate them or how did they create them? Because, people go like it grows in a field.
Speaker 2:I was saying to someone earlier About it, we grow them. We grow them now. They didn't naturally appear, They've been fucking so. Aye, Brussels sprouts are human-engineered plant strain from Brassic Olirica, which is known as a wild cabbage, and other strains of this. So a lot of these vegetables just literally come off as wild cabbage kale, broccoli, cauliflower, mustard greens, turnips. The list is actually fucking ridiculous and it's all man-made. None of them grew naturally at all, ever. Same with oranges and all this shit. None of them ever fucking grew in the ground. We didn't find an orange one day. We made it and it wasn't a fucking thing. I sent it to you last night. Briefly, where the fuck is it?
Speaker 1:he sent me a screenshot of the must have been a search that he'd done.
Speaker 2:It'd be interesting to see lemons, oranges, limes, grapefruits, all hybrids, all man-made some of that stuff's good they're nice. I'm not saying that, but if you can, so right now. You've got all this shit that we didn't know was fake and you've got farming that they're. They're not even using soil for now and lab grown meat lab grown fucking meat.
Speaker 1:That seems to have fucking expired. People are fucking right off that.
Speaker 2:And what have you got? You try and be a healthy cunt, go to the gym, try and put the good shit in your body, and then you find out it's all fucking bollocks, it's all fake, it's literally a fucking fairy dust.
Speaker 1:It's like when you were a kid and you got that plastic food that the kids would play with it, play in the kitchens and stuff.
Speaker 2:Yeah, that's, that's, that's aye, mate. Aye, you know what I mean? It's fucking fucking annoys me, eh. And then even down to salt. I've always been brought up salt's bad for you. Now I'm learning that you actually need salt to be fucking hydrated.
Speaker 1:Yeah.
Speaker 2:Without salt you're in trouble. Your body can't use water. You can't be hydrated without salt. Salt's good for you. Well, I was saying that the right salt, not all salt. Table salt's just chemicals bollocks. It does nothing for you. It's fucking. I'm actually really annoyed. I mind telling you about Barbara O'Neill, the Australian doctor that had her medical licence stripped off on the Australian. She's healing people just with dietary changes. Aye, because the medical industry. Now I watched the guy. I'm sure it was the 70s or 80s and he was really really good and this was back then the medical industry.
Speaker 2:You're driving your car, a light comes on. You've got two choices you go to the garage get the problem fixed or you unplug the light and the problem goes. Whichever way, the problem's gone. He's like all we're doing now is unplugging lights. He's like we're not fixing problems, we're treating symptoms, we're not treating the problem. And she's kind of got fed up with that. She was like I got sick of taking drugs and then I'm taking drugs to counteract that drug, and then another drug to counteract that drug and next thing you know nine pills, one of them's for your condition, another nine are to counteract all these other fucking things. It's fucking crazy. And then she's been like ken there must be a way around this, there must be a better way. And then she's been discovering that if you cut out x, y and z, that will fix this problem. If you introduce this, that'll fix this problem. Your body will fix itself if you give it the correct circumstances in which to do so correct environment so what sort of stuff like?
Speaker 1:has she got a book, or is she?
Speaker 2:she's got a book. She's doing a fucking talk at crief in september. When you go up, I'm in fucking Turkey, lad. I'm raging, absolutely gutted. I'm like you're not that gutted or you'd move it. I can't move it how? Because I've already the scheduling that's had to happen to get away in September.
Speaker 1:It's fucking miles away.
Speaker 2:Don't use your pish so she'll be fucking, so she's Where's she going to in Creef Hydro. I think it's a Hydro hotel, so it's a two or three day seminar, is it? Aye, I've got to eat mate. Maybe go up, you should.
Speaker 1:Go up and fucking. If you've got the details, I'll go and check it out, aye.
Speaker 2:It'll be good, mate. Our book's brilliant and it's just basically explaining how the body works, how certain things work, how this affects this and what. The introduction of X, y and Z and then removal of this we'll sort this out and what not, and things that'll be really good for liver detox and getting rid of mucus out of your body. Fucking all sorts of shit, lad. All sorts.
Speaker 1:I'll check it out.
Speaker 2:I'd like that even with cancers, and that if you cut certain things out, it can restrict cancer development within your body and all this type of shit as well. But we're just told to go get copious amounts of radiation and chemo.
Speaker 1:It's fucking crazy.
Speaker 2:And see what state your body's in at the back end of that Madness. Whereas, if you can, fucking Because even down to teeth, apparently, if you give your teeth the correct circumstances, they will fix fillings cavities.
Speaker 1:Really.
Speaker 2:Apparently.
Speaker 1:Let's check our book out. It's worth a read. It's interesting. Mate, Before we get wrapped up, who do you want? Who would you bring back for the dead?
Speaker 2:Dunno, dunno, shackleton be.
Speaker 1:Shackleton.
Speaker 2:Shackleton, he'd be a good fucking conversation good call he would be good, he would be good he would be good. Big Ernest.
Speaker 1:Ernest would be good, because he was just nails. He was fucking gritty nails mate. You know what they said. I remember reading his book and they said these men said that his energy of optimism in the face of everything they fed off it he was the guy that you wanted when it was all gone wrong. When it was going to fucking shit. Everybody says Shackleton was the guy. If you read his book Endurance- I've listened, I'm listening to it.
Speaker 1:Holy, what they guys done. I tell you about this. Yeah, yeah, I'm not spoiled then. No, no, I'm good. They recounted the trip. I think it's over Elephant Island. Yeah yeah, and they had like 50 feet of rope, no other equipment, and traversed this mountain range and they can't believe how this was done. This is modern equipment and it's it's messing with us how the guys got over with the gear they had on too.
Speaker 1:For all intents and purposes, they've been two years in Antarctica like a starving scurvy, crossing the fucking the open southern ocean in an open boat yeah, I said in an open boat and then go there. It was a ship, you know, I mean an old galleon and it's like they've, they've got here with literally battered, you see, the elements preserved really well like fucking like really well preserved really well like fucking like really well preserved.
Speaker 2:It's complete, pretty much. For the most part it is. It's pristine. I only seen it literally about 2-3 days ago. I seen the footage on it. I'm like holy fuck, it's good actually off the back of Hancock's chat when they're going on about. Well, could shit be, you know, could it disintegrate underwater at times?
Speaker 1:because you're thinking that it would be, biological material it's.
Speaker 2:When he brought that up, I was like I'm going to check that out and I'm like it looks almost like you could just put it back on the top again and be like, look, that's ready to go. And then you had that. You've seen the Viking ship. It looks like a bad pirates of the caribbean ship. This thing is complete and I got pulled up from the bottom of somewhere and it's I think it's like one of the best sort of preserved fucking galleon from back in the day and it looks. It looks like something kind of like the goonies ship.
Speaker 2:Right, that's what, honestly, it looks like one of willie's fucking ship, proper old school pirate ship looking hang out and the hang's complete to fuck and that's sat under the fucking Couple of thousand years or whatever.
Speaker 1:That's cool.
Speaker 2:That's cool as fuck, lad. Really cool, really, really cool.
Speaker 1:Well, next time we're on, we'll discuss what's in the water.
Speaker 2:Is it drinking water? No, no, no. What's in the oceans? Is it drinking water? No, no, no.
Speaker 1:What's in the oceans Because they're talking about. We know less about the oceans than we do about space.
Speaker 2:We don't seem to go looking down.
Speaker 1:There's apparently lots and lots of activity in the oceans that they don't want to discuss Things moving at 500 knots, tracked on sonar. That is 500 knots. They're like what is? We don't have anything that can move through the water that quick or anywhere near that you told me about this so we'll go into that rabbit hole next time that's interesting and Shackleton, that was a master stroke, that rabbit hole next time. That's interesting. And Shackleton, what a fucking. That was a masterstroke right at the top.
Speaker 2:That would be cool. It would be a good chat been a pleasure having you on.
Speaker 1:Always, mate. Good mate till next time. We hope you enjoyed this week's episode of conversations with an investor. We went all round the doors. Mainstream Hollywood what's Catwell he was discussing? He didn't take the dodgy deal. Anti-woke Hollywood sounds like a good idea in bringing Shackleton back for the dead. What a way to finish off. Follow us on all our social media channels, remember, if you want to see these pictures that we discussed put in big guy, big stones in the comments and we'll get them posted up and from us this week. That's a wrap.