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Thank you.

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Hello my dear friends.

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Hope you're having a wonderful day out there.

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I know I am.

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Coming at you from this incredible view in Krakow, Poland, Old Town.

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Amazing place.

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Having a wonderful time here.

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It's been a little while and I assure you there's a very good reason for this abnormally long break in new shows.

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That is because I've been grinding the last couple weeks on the next three episodes, which is number 139, 140, and 141,

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turning them into a beast of a trilogy that can be best summed up as a very deep dive on what I'd argue is the biggest question any of us true-seeking humans can be asking, which is, where are we?

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And if you know how we roll here, you know we're taking a very different angle on this question than the conventional schooling system has led us to believe.

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So I'm very excited to hear what you all think about these very alternative perspectives that we'll be discussing.

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Before we get started, a couple of quick notes.

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First off, these next three episodes will be very heavy on visual content, so make sure to pull them up on video.

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So I am not sure if they will survive the YouTube algorithm.

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So I'm going to spread them out everywhere else I can.

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Nostra, Rumble, X, and maybe others just to decentralize the distribution.

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And I'll make sure to include the links to those video versions for anyone that's using an audio player.

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So you can go find that.

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Also, shout out to Fountain, my personal favorite Bitcoin integrated podcast player who just this week added video capability.

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So for all my fellow Fountain maximalists out there, you can now pull up the video version of this episode right inside the app.

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So that's super cool. Congrats to Oscar, Nick, and the team for shipping that one.

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Secondly, I did my best to format these next three episodes in a way that flows as smoothly as possible.

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But since we will be bringing in so many different supporting concepts during this journey, it's going to inevitably get a little bit messy.

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So it'll bounce around a little bit and for that reason I ask more than ever that for these shows

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I highly encourage that you really sit down and give them your full attention to

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internalize these crazy ideas that my guests will be bringing to the table today and

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I am very sure that you will be glad you did and last but not least

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I ask that you open your mind wider than it's ever been open before because

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these next three episodes are going to challenge some very deeply held societal beliefs,

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which I can practically guarantee will trigger you in some way.

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I know that they did for me as I was learning about this, going through this rabbit hole.

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And it's going to destroy a lot of beliefs you have if you really take the time and listen

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to what these people have to say.

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I really do believe that.

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So it's going to be an incredible journey.

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And I just, I think you're really going to get a lot out of it.

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So yeah, that's pretty much all I have to tee this crazy one up, folks.

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I hope you enjoy, learn something new, and consider sharing it with anyone you know who

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is also on this crazy, truth-seeking, awakening adventure.

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Here is part one of the Where Are We?

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trilogy featuring the man, the myth, legend, back for round two by popular demand, Scott

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Deedles.

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it's part of a larger control mechanism which is this thing of when we're continually shown things

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purposefully it shapes our perception around the unconscious beliefs we have and those things

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then become part of this shared reality where we we just exist in ideas and the existence of those

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unquestioned ideas allows other things. It's layers of a cake, right? Other things can be

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put on top of those things. There are some interesting theories around if part of the

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larger mission is to actually obscure cosmology of the reality we live in itself. And I think

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it's possible for sure all right excellent we are live my friends thank you so much for coming back

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for another episode with this fantastic gentleman who is always good to reach out to you for a

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spontaneous riff about some very weird topics that are new to the show and today we have scott

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deedles everyone thank you for coming to join me again scott appreciate being here ben it's my

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pleasure to be back man thanks for having me so as we were talking about a little before this our

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tartary episode was one of the most popular ones of the last few months which is i love to see that

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because that was one of the first experiments of just sort of completely different thing out there

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people a total curveball and people loved it so you are my new curveball plug and we've got one

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for you today, my friends. If you were to tell me when I was first starting this podcast back in

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2023, that I'm going to become fascinated with the moon, I wouldn't have expected that. That's a very,

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I thought I had that one figured out. We think we have these things figured out where you go to

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school, we learn all this stuff and it's just so ingrained in us. Not so much after learning about

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weird thing did you see the post that i wrote about the experiment that i did you read that

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didn't i did and i was so excited to i mean maybe we should get there yes i'm excited to talk about

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that yeah for sure well why don't you give a super brief introduction for just who you are

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and what you do so people know who you are uh yeah i uh i'm a co-ceo at block rewards we're a

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bitcoin uh payroll software company based out of canada and uh we hosted my own bitcoin podcast

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the block reward i've offered the authored uh a few bitcoin books uh my my pep one is a book

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called the dow of bitcoin all right all right that's that's boring let's talk about the moon

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um so scott tell me what is the official narrative about this big glowing blue ball in the sky that

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we see every night let's start with what the official thing is that we're all taught i know

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people have all heard before we'll start from that ground level people are used to and then we can

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just start to expand from there and see where it goes you know i was thinking about this and even

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how did we even get here to this place because it's true this actually came up in the episode

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that we did previously so i ended up talking i said something about the moon you know and i think

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that the tartaria thing is what these subjects for me have in common is with uh the buildings

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are the smoking gun around the Tartaria conspiracy theory.

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And they're physical things that are real,

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and we stare at them all the time.

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you have to perform a little bit of mental gymnastics

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to make the narrative that we've been told make sense.

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has the same sort of like interest.

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that I'll give another disclaimer.

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I'm not going to make,

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or I'm going to try to avoid making any claims

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because I can't prove any of this stuff.

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These are just things I've seen.

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There's a lot of really interesting content

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and some really open-minded people

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debating different things.

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what do we observe with our own two eyes?

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And so I think that there's, this is another thing we talked about in the last episode, right?

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It's healthy to engage in questioning, question everything.

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And I said this to you just before we popped on here, right?

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But to me, part of this concept of what is the matrix?

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The Matrix is like a collectively constructed mind prison that is an elaborate layer of ideas that become part of the nest when things about them stop being questioned.

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So like as soon as something becomes generally accepted, now it's just another brick in the wall.

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and uh and so i think i think it's safe to say that uh there are some really weird things about

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the moon that are worth questioning and uh maybe i'll just try to frame it like that i can raise

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some of these things myself i've found unusual or noteworthy yeah and we all well you and me both

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have found just different angles that brought us into asking questions about this thing which is

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seems so random to ask questions about because like you said we've seen it every night of our

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lives yeah there's millions and bazillions of times we see this thing and we never really

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wonder what's going on with that thing because we're giving a story when we're born basically

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along with the sun and the earth all these things we were given this story from a science book

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that we keep just finding all these other things that this idea of science continues to be wrong

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about. And so our mind begins to open as we go down these rabbit holes of perhaps there is a real

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agenda here to just confuse people with all of these completely made up stories that get you

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stuck in a lower consciousness. Yeah, it's Plato's cave. This is absolutely the story of Plato's cave.

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I think that's partly why the moon one in particular is so triggering for people. And I said this,

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I said this on the Tartari episode, it starts to me the entire basis for questioning anything

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about the moon is because the government and NASA is obviously lying about having been there.

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And so there are a lot of like, that's its own topic. And maybe we could talk about that for a

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little bit, because I think there are lots of plausible explanations for why the government

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would have lied about going to the moon that make total sense and don't necessarily have anything

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to do with what the moon is. But I think there are just there are just so many pieces of the moon

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landing story that don't hold up that that's, that's a bit of a, it's a beacon for digging,

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digging in a little bit, you know, and like, so what are those things? You know, firstly,

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it the only technology ever that we been able to been unable to replicate or improve over like you know 50 or 60 years Like in the last 50 years and I think it was Neil Armstrong who said this

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they went to the moon with less computational power than is in the average person's cell phone today.

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Now just think about that for a second.

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So we're going to suggest that supercomputers used to be the size of a warehouse in the 60s.

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And I think they made a movie about the woman, the African American woman who is credited with manually performing the calculations required to land the lunar lander.

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And they lost those calculations.

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And just like they lost all the telemetry data and all of that, they actually did official story is we'd love to go back to the moon, but we lost the technology and we're unable to rebuild it.

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I'd go to the moon in a nanosecond.

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The problem is we don't have the technology to do that anymore.

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We used to, but we destroyed that technology,

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and it's a painful process to build it back again.

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When you said that just now, did it sound stupid to you?

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Just stopping right there.

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If we knew nothing else, and there is lots of other stuff,

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but if we knew nothing else, anybody accepting that narrative,

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that's a that's a tough one to bite off to say okay well that makes sense to me it sounds like

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it's pretty hard to rebuild you would think that with all the other advancements we've made in

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technology today there would be just an immense benefit to having a permanent settlement on the

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moon now where we could be learning all kinds of things and if you would follow any other

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technology that was that did actually exist in the 60s and how it's progressed to now like

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computers or any you know anything we would expect to see like a similar progression and

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there absolutely should be like a thriving city on the moon by now if we went there 50 years ago

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so uh you know so so i think that's not that's a problem that's problematic and i think it's also

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problematic that no other country went to the moon. So only the United States did it, you know,

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and like China and all of these powers that have risen since the USSR was pouring into the space

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stuff. They bankrupted themselves trying to space race with Reagan and they didn't muster it. Like

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they didn't even muster an attempt, which is just kind of weird. There's been no other kind of

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achievement like this you think about nuclear weapons if those exist or um you know any other

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any of the other great achievements uh another civilization or society always tries to copy them

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or accomplish that same feat so so those two things are uh are just are just inconsistent

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with like how things actually can it work and then i think about um

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the existing footage of the landing itself and all of the different problems that a cursory

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examination of of it really should pose anyone who's who's sort of like questioning anything

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and some of the words are really small things and you know this is where i there are people who have

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explanations as to why they think something like so these things are like debated or debunked but

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like the lunar lander didn't disturb any of the moon dust when it landed you know like none like

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there's pictures of the feet of this thing and it's it's just touched down perfectly and uh so okay

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this is a 7 500 pound thruster look at its power look at its heat look the light it creates look at

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the dust it kicks up and yes the apollo astronauts claim that its lunar lander also kicked up dust

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and the phony footage shows the same. The Apollo lunar lander had a bigger thruster at 10,000 pounds.

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Obviously, the 10,000 pound thruster fell to displace or scorch any of the lunar soil.

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In one case, you can see the nozzle is actually bent as it collapsed on the surface.

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The nozzle is literally buried in the ground and still it did not affect the lunar soil.

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It's very clear a crane sat this lunar lander down on the soil.

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There was no rocket.

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I mean, that lunar lander itself is made out of tinfoil and scotch tape.

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It's like construction paper, like taped together.

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You know, and like the lunar buggy was something like 60 or 70 million dollars in 1970, which would be like a billion dollars.

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today. And it literally looks like a dune buggy with a lawn chair strapped to it. Like, I'm not

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even joking, right? Like, this is what a billion dollars bought you in 1970. And I mean, it certainly

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appears to be actually as big or maybe even bigger than the lunar lander that it arrived in. So maybe

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that's why it was so expensive, was because it had some pre-shrinking technology that enabled it

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to fit inside the lunar lander with the other astronauts.

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This here is the official lunar lander.

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When I usually show this to people, they automatically think it's a joke.

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No, seriously, this is an official photograph of the Apollo lunar lander,

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and you have to be a damn idiot if you don't see how ridiculous this is.

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Fortunately, they took a close-up photograph as well.

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Curtain rods. Aluminum foil.

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Tar paper, scotch tape, some useless abstract art sculptures that do nothing but look spacey, and some very poor construction.

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Look at the paneling. It's a disaster.

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If someone sheetrocked your basement like this, you'd demand your money back.

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But this is supposed to be an amazing spaceship constructed by the best engineers and scientists.

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It's absolute garbage. A shameful prop made by a high school drama club.

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Looking at the photograph side by side, it's unbelievable to me that they got away with this for so long.

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Are academics, scientists, and engineers so institutionalized that they can't see how absurd this is?

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It's incredibly stupid.

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According to McGowan,

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another curious fact that First on the Moon made note of was that,

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according to Harold Loden, Apollo 11 mission controller,

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the skin on the crew cabin of the lunar module was very thin,

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and that was all done because of weight savings.

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Another talking head added that if you really took your finger and poked hard at it,

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you could poke right through the outer skin of the spacecraft.

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It was about the thickness of two layers of aluminum foil.

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Project manager Thomas Kelly concurred,

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noting that the aluminum alloy skin of the crew compartment

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was about 12 one-thousandths of an inch thick.

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That's equivalent to about three layers of Reynolds wrap that you would use in your kitchen.

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Astronaut Lovell stated,

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Whenever I saw a model of the lunar module, it had these rigid sides, and it really looked strong.

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Turns out that external portions of the lunar module are made up of mylar and cellophane,

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and it's put together with scotch tape and staples.

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We'd had to have pads on the floor, because if you dropped a screwdriver, it would go right through the floor.

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And astronauts lived in this for days with multiple repressurizations, and merely dropping a screwdriver would kill them.

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As pointed out by David McGowan, the lunar lander actually failed the Grumman pressure test, which blew out a window, and no one seemed to care, as no design changes were ever made.

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Come on.

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They want you to believe that this piece of junk could support life up to three days on the moon.

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What kind of life support would be necessary?

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What kind of air conditioning would be necessary in the harshest environment imaginable?

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The temperature on the moon allegedly varies from negative 387 Fahrenheit at night to 253 Fahrenheit during the day.

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The Apollo 17 astronauts supposedly re-entered the lunar lander on three occasions after even driving around in a dune buggy.

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What kind of dust-absorbing system did it have?

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Where were the batteries to give it power for three days?

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How much oxygen did it have to re-pressurize on each occasion and last for three days?

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How is there so much room in the lunar lander that NASA was able to attach a dune buggy on later missions?

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Did NASA have the foresight to leave a large trunk for a fold-up dune buggy with tires and large 1970 batteries?

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What about all of the bulky experiments? Where did they fit?

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The lunacy of the lunar lander should be enough to convince any thinking person that the moon landings were fake.

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I mean, these are like the low-hanging fruit things that we're watching the lunar landing on TV when how are we purported to have been broadcasting information like that from the moon to the Earth, 240,000 miles.

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so none of these things had been proven we'd never tested any of them and then the first time we tried

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to shoot a couple of people into space and land on a moving object you know on a different

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thing a body a physical object we nailed it perfectly and then they sort of planted a flag

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and played a little bit of golf and got back in, took some photos, which were in the newspaper

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the next day. So that's an interesting one. I don't know. That was early email. And then they

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just came home. It's really interesting. I know, like these little pieces of it,

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but you can find the interview, like the newscast of the astronauts. So I think they landed and then

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they went into like confinement for two weeks where they were probably given shit piles of lsd

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and like mk ultra to infinity and they're finally making a public appearance and you would think

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these totally depressed and down by the way yeah this is one of the things that was crazy for me

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when you look at the the picture of these guys before it and they're all chipper and excited

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and they're looking forward to this and then their first appearance back on on the ground where

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They're going to make an interview.

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They're looking like that with their feet.

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They look ashamed.

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Body language is palpable.

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This was purported to be the greatest scientific achievement in human history.

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These guys literally should be elated and so excited to share their experience And you nailed it Like it couldn be further from the opposite

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And beyond that, I think that, like, there's lots of recorded instances

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of those guys having inconsistent stories with each other.

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You know, one guy says, what do the stars look like from the moon?

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And one guy says, oh, you can't see them at all.

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And the other guy says, oh, they're so brilliant and incredibly bright.

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The rest of the sky was just black.

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Why don't you see stars?

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Because the sun, basically the same as daylight here,

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you don't see stars, that they're there.

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But because of the sunlight, you don't see the stars.

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This is from Mark Cameron.

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Whilst in space, have you ever looked away from Earth into the black void?

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Yeah, all the time.

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Yeah, because you can see the stars.

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Oh, yeah.

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And pretty much all the time you can see the stars.

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It's not a black void.

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I mean, it's black, but there's all kinds of little polka dots.

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There's all the stars there.

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And the cool thing is that you can see it during the day.

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Yeah, you can.

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And there's more than stars.

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You can see planets.

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You can see moons.

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How is that possible?

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And there's lots of incidents like that.

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Those guys went on several times.

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Like, there's many, many clips of Buzz Aldrin telling people we didn't go.

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We weren't there.

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The one with the little girl, right?

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The little eight-year-old girl?

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Yeah.

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Yeah.

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I've seen four or five.

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Why has nobody been to the moon in such a long time?

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That's not an eight-year-old's question.

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That's my question.

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I want to know, but I think I know.

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because we didn't go there, and that's the way it happened.

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And if it didn't happen, it's nice to know why it didn't happen.

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So in the future, if we want to keep doing something,

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we need to know why something stopped in the past that we wanted to keep it going.

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I don't want to be presumptuous here.

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I can call you Buzz.

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Okay.

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That's a legal name, passport, driver's license.

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And I am uncle Coney tonight.

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Uncle Coney.

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Let's talk about this, because this is fascinating.

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I remember very clearly,

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I think anybody who was alive at the time does.

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I remember my parents waking me up

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and we went down and we watched you guys land on the moon.

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No you didn't.

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No you didn't.

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What?

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Because there wasn't any television.

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There wasn't anybody taking a picture.

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You watched animation.

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So you associated what you saw with-

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I have very hazy memories.

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I know.

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Well, no, what we saw was-

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I was born in 1980 and I started to think about this later on.

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The Challenger, the Challenger shuttle explosion in 1986 was a masterclass in mass hypnosis.

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It was a really unusual thing.

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I grew up in Canada and there was a Canadian on the Challenger.

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and it was the only time ever that I can remember.

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They got all the kids from my school

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and we all sat in the gymnasium

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watching the Challenger launch live on television.

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And I think it was like that in every school everywhere.

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There was some sort of coordinated effort

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to get as many eyes on this thing as possible.

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And they essentially publicly executed space travel

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because after the Challenger shuttle explosion,

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They had this popular consensus that space travel is maybe a lot more dangerous than people thought. And maybe we shouldn't be trying to go back to the moon for a while. And then after that, like every elected president, you know, Clinton, the Bushes, Obama, they all say, we're going to go back to the moon. And then it never happens.

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Yeah. So you're pulling this up. I mean, there is a pretty, what appears to be a pretty compelling argument that none of the people who are said to have died on the challenge are actually dead. A lot of them are still alive, actually living with their exact names, which is completely insane.

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and i've seen some of these people videos of them uh the michael j smith one i've seen videos of

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michael j smith being approached by random kind of invest people uh curious about this and he's

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like oh no that's another michael j smith who you know exactly the same totally i mean they all do

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right it's because three of them are like oh that's my twin brother yeah sister they just

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say that they made up that they have a twin i mean and dick scoby is a very unusual looking guy like

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he's got a very unique look about him so it's not like there are people who look like that guy

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growing on trees 1986 the world watched as nasa's challenger space shuttle exploded shortly after

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liftoff the world mourned the loss of the seven astronauts who were on board however 20 years

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later, investigators would discover that the seven crew members never actually boarded the

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shuttle that fateful day. Now I know what you're thinking. You're ready to call bullshit on this

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one, but let me stop you right here. The evidence that you are about to see will absolutely blow

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your mind. Sure, you've probably heard a dozen media outlets calling this a cookbook conspiracy

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theory, but nothing could be further from the truth. Many people remember watching the explosion

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happened live on television, I myself being one of them, there is no doubt in my mind that the

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explosion was very real. In this video, we will examine footage from various sources that not

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only prove that five of the seven Challenger crew members are alive and well today, but will also

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shed light on the possible reasons why they were not on board. Three of the five astronauts, Judy

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Resnick, Richard Scobie, and Michael J. Smith. These three crew members were not only found to be

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alive but they were still using their original names you may be wondering why

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wouldn't they change their names and the answer is relatively simple their names

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were not too well known and in 1986 living under the radar was much easier

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prior to the internet age is it possible that these three astronauts could have

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living doppelgangers that just so happen to have the same names not likely and

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here's why although Michael J Smith is a common name the names of the other two

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astronauts Judy Resnick and Richard Scobie are exceptionally uncommon. For

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example, there are only six women currently living in the United States

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with the name Judy or Judith Resnick, and there are only 16 men named Richard,

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Rick, Rich or Dick Scobie. What are the chances that all three of these

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astronauts would have living doppelgangers with the same names? I'll let

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you ponder on these odds for a moment. The other two astronauts, Ronald McNair

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and Ellison Onizuka both supposedly have living twin brothers named Carl McNair and Claude

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Onizuka. However, no birth records could be found for either one of them. What's even

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more interesting is this. Let's take a look at this footage from then President Ronald

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Reagan's memorial service for the Challenger crew. Here we can see the parents and siblings

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of Ellison Onizuka, but where is his living twin brother Claude? And here we can see the

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family of Ronald McNair but his living twin brother Carl is nowhere to be seen

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the reason Carl and Claude were not in attendance for their deceased brothers

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memorial is the same reason why there are no birth records for either of them

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they do not exist an investigator tracked down Challenger pilot Michael J

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Smith and conducted a field interview which he later posted on social media

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Is Challenger pilot Michael J Smith alive and well? Take a look at the footage and

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let me know what you think.

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Hey there. Hey sorry to bother you. I was pulling out and I saw you. I just came by

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to...are you Michael Smith? Professor at University? Retired. Retired? Yeah. Yeah.

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yeah I just stopped by because there's a room are you aware of that there's a

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rumor on the internet that people are saying yeah it's not me obviously I mean

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anybody that looks at my background looks where I was born it's not me I

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mean it's interesting that the Michael J Smith that was the astronaut looks

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something like me when we were younger but really not if you really look at

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facial recognition you've never been a pilot and never been a military nothing like that

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No.

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Okay.

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Yeah.

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And I don't respond to the emails I get.

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I get probably an email maybe two a month.

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Really?

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Yeah.

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And I got one guy that's been really hounding me, and I turned it over to the FBI.

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Yeah.

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Yeah.

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I mean, it's bullshit.

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Okay.

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You know, another crazy theory.

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Okay.

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But that's, you know, not me.

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I'm glad I wasn't him, but he was quite a guy.

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Yeah, you know, but if you if you look at my career you look at my CV that's online all the stuff I've published all that I've done

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It's not even close to what that guy was

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Okay, yeah, you just sure look a lot

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The facial thing but that's that's what we look like what?

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40 years ago mm-hmm

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Yeah, okay. Yeah, well, thank you. Yeah, okay

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Voice analysis of the living Judy Resnick compared to the Challenger astronaut Judy Resnick

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confirms that they are indeed the same person.

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I am hoping that the affliction that Steve Hawley had

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from the 41D mission, mission specialist of the delays,

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hasn't rubbed off on me.

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For a very long arm, which is as long as the cargo bay,

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it's 50 feet long.

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The image lets you see all of the current contemporary issues.

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All courts shall be open, property remedy by due course of law.

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You can find these.

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The equal justice under law becomes what we thought courts were.

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all along. It says equal justice under law.

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Hey, Judy. How are you doing? I'm from the press. I just had a quick question, if you

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don't mind. What press? I'm from a radio station in San Bernardino. I know there's a conspiracy

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about the space shuttle.

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I want to be polite.

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Friendly. Just a question.

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So there's a lot of rumors about you being on that space shuttle.

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Obviously, if you want to comment, we would really appreciate it.

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There are many possible reasons why the crew did not board the Challenger that day.

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One theory is that the Challenger's final mission was deceptively unmanned

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due to limited funding and to maintain NASA's position as the world leader in space exploration.

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Clues uncovered in a documentary produced by National Geographic on the Challenger disaster

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seem to support this theory Now let me ask you this if you were offered 4 million dollars to pretend that your loved one was deceased would you do it Of course you would I think you get the gist of what I saying here

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Yeah, so Challenger, I consider kind of like Challenger 9-11.

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And these are events, the handful of moments that most North American people who were alive at that time kind of remember what they were doing that day.

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And that's the mark of a really massively effective psyop to me.

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Yeah.

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So much so.

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Again, that like people, not only they don't even question it, but they get actually agitated when people start to question it.

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And there's this strong emotional investment that's just baked into people.

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and like you said it makes it that much more powerful because there's then a layer where

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they it's not that they're not interested in you it's that they hate you for questioning this thing

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yeah how dare you question this tragic event where people died yeah and when you give them

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evidence that shows that actually didn't happen the way that you were told they they

433
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the the matrix agents fight back yeah totally agent smith effect yeah so i mean uh yeah i

434
00:35:57,958 --> 00:36:03,978
think it's complicated right like that was an it was an achievement that kind of we choose to go to

435
00:36:03,978 --> 00:36:10,338
the moon speech by Kennedy is like a really iconic moment in North America you know as a Canadian

436
00:36:10,338 --> 00:36:16,018
I'll adopt this and say we watch these moments too and almost live vicariously through the American

437
00:36:16,018 --> 00:36:24,018
viewpoint and uh people were invested in this thing it was a us versus them narrative you know

438
00:36:24,018 --> 00:36:28,198
like watching Rocky four and Rocky went to Russia and trained.

439
00:36:28,378 --> 00:36:32,158
And this is like, we grew up on cold war propaganda, you know,

440
00:36:32,158 --> 00:36:33,678
and like red Dawn.

441
00:36:33,838 --> 00:36:37,718
So I can only imagine what it was like for people to have won the space race.

442
00:36:37,718 --> 00:36:40,558
And it, and, and, uh, so the,

443
00:36:40,758 --> 00:36:43,378
I completely get the personal investment in this thing.

444
00:36:43,618 --> 00:36:47,318
My parents have told me the story and I know this is true for a lot of people

445
00:36:47,318 --> 00:36:52,718
who went out and bought their first color TV so that they could watch the

446
00:36:52,718 --> 00:36:58,078
moon landing in color even though the actual moon landing footage was black and white but um

447
00:36:58,078 --> 00:37:06,678
yeah so i i get i get why people get triggered about it and it's the you know i was saying this

448
00:37:06,678 --> 00:37:15,538
in the last episode we did where you can see why because it also means coming to grips with

449
00:37:15,538 --> 00:37:22,698
the scope of the scale of a lie that the government would be willing to perpetrate.

450
00:37:23,418 --> 00:37:30,058
And I think that's what's really the underlying thing is forget about, again, forget about any

451
00:37:30,058 --> 00:37:35,518
other things about the moon that are quirky and weird. The notion that the moon landing is actually

452
00:37:35,518 --> 00:37:41,078
a lie is just a lot for people to bite off. And I think that's really the underlying thing why so

453
00:37:41,078 --> 00:37:47,378
many really smart people still want to debate about whether or not we've been there when all

454
00:37:47,378 --> 00:37:54,978
of the footage is completely ridiculous and uh there are just so many swiss cheese

455
00:37:54,978 --> 00:38:04,098
holes in the story of why we haven't been back and uh yeah and i'll definitely throw some links

456
00:38:04,098 --> 00:38:08,618
in the show notes for people that want to go dig more into that because it definitely deserves its

457
00:38:08,618 --> 00:38:14,038
own dig it's it's tough to go through every single line item of the inconsistency is the one that i

458
00:38:14,038 --> 00:38:19,218
would throw out is the footprints on the moon were not matching the actual shoes that they had

459
00:38:19,218 --> 00:38:27,158
yeah they're smooth yeah and the the video of the lunar lander leaving the moon there's a

460
00:38:27,158 --> 00:38:32,218
someone taking a video of it where where'd they go there's there's supposedly a cameraman left

461
00:38:32,218 --> 00:38:37,858
behind to take a video flying away what they said was they were remotely operating that camera from

462
00:38:37,858 --> 00:38:44,758
earth which is totally insane right following it the whole way yeah yeah perfectly with no lag

463
00:38:44,758 --> 00:38:49,838
nasa claims that it used a remote control to operate the camera on the moon buggy

464
00:38:49,838 --> 00:38:57,178
left behind and then beamed that video footage back to earth 234 000 miles away

465
00:38:57,178 --> 00:39:05,118
we didn't even have decent television remote controls in 1972 but nasa could not only operate

466
00:39:05,118 --> 00:39:12,238
the camera from 234,000 miles, NASA could also pan up and follow the lunar ascent stage and zoom

467
00:39:12,238 --> 00:39:20,058
out all in real time without delay. Look again, the camera zooms out and pans up in real time,

468
00:39:20,058 --> 00:39:27,618
and this remote control was supposedly 234,000 miles away. That, ladies and gentlemen, is

469
00:39:27,618 --> 00:39:34,718
impossible. One other thing, notice that there is no thrust from the nozzle. Yes, there should have

470
00:39:34,718 --> 00:39:37,738
a huge flame and obvious light source from the nozzle.

471
00:40:04,718 --> 00:40:07,298
Is combustion possible in an empty vacuum?

472
00:40:08,218 --> 00:40:12,838
Why don't we first test it out with gunpowder mimicking Earth's atmosphere?

473
00:40:13,638 --> 00:40:16,238
The high-powered laser is what caused it to combust.

474
00:40:17,318 --> 00:40:19,618
Clearly, the gunpowder is going off.

475
00:40:20,098 --> 00:40:22,138
Lots of fire, lots of smoke.

476
00:40:22,718 --> 00:40:24,238
It's oxygenating.

477
00:40:25,118 --> 00:40:28,638
So why don't we try it with an empty vacuum?

478
00:40:29,118 --> 00:40:31,638
See if this high-powered laser does the same thing.

479
00:40:33,238 --> 00:40:33,498
Mmm.

480
00:40:33,498 --> 00:40:43,618
So if we mimic the vacuum of space in a little container, it looks like a high-powered laser can't even burn that gunpowder.

481
00:40:44,198 --> 00:40:46,398
Absolutely nothing is happening to it.

482
00:40:47,018 --> 00:40:50,698
What about rocket fuel? This is rocket fuel in Earth's atmosphere.

483
00:40:51,438 --> 00:40:53,838
Makes sense. Burns pretty well.

484
00:40:54,738 --> 00:40:56,558
Even puts on a little show for us.

485
00:40:57,878 --> 00:41:02,238
But then, of course, if we put the rocket fuel in an empty vacuum,

486
00:41:02,238 --> 00:41:11,058
nothing happens at all. So what's up with NASA saying that, oh we have this special rocket fuel

487
00:41:11,058 --> 00:41:17,698
that can combust itself and create all sorts of thrust in the empty vacuum of space. Does that make

488
00:41:17,698 --> 00:41:24,958
any sense to you? Especially considering the fact that every single video of a rocket in space is CGI.

489
00:41:24,958 --> 00:41:26,618
Oh yeah.

490
00:41:27,618 --> 00:41:32,878
But anywho, why don't we test thrust in a vacuum?

491
00:41:33,498 --> 00:41:37,378
Since apparently a rocket can create thrust in an empty vacuum.

492
00:41:38,198 --> 00:41:41,558
So this fan is going to push this feather in Earth's atmosphere.

493
00:41:41,978 --> 00:41:45,878
Obviously, the fan is going to push the feather, right?

494
00:41:47,058 --> 00:41:49,178
Because there's particles in the atmosphere.

495
00:41:49,418 --> 00:41:50,518
It's creating thrust.

496
00:41:50,518 --> 00:42:02,278
But if we mimic the atmosphere of Mars, which is primarily CO2, we get absolutely no movement whatsoever.

497
00:42:03,978 --> 00:42:08,658
Because you can't just create thrust in a vacuum.

498
00:42:09,318 --> 00:42:13,578
It has to be pushing off of something else in order to move forward.

499
00:42:14,458 --> 00:42:16,338
That's simple science.

500
00:42:16,338 --> 00:42:23,618
Did you know that it is completely impossible for sound to travel through a vacuum?

501
00:42:24,178 --> 00:42:24,898
That's right.

502
00:42:25,318 --> 00:42:29,698
This guy proved this with an experiment that's been done since 1705,

503
00:42:30,358 --> 00:42:33,638
where he sucks all the air out of this little glass jar and bangs a bell.

504
00:42:33,898 --> 00:42:34,938
No one can hear it.

505
00:42:35,478 --> 00:42:38,018
So what's going on with the Apollo 16 missions?

506
00:42:41,198 --> 00:42:42,238
Listen closely.

507
00:42:46,338 --> 00:42:50,258
Huh.

508
00:42:51,118 --> 00:42:53,018
What about this?

509
00:42:56,598 --> 00:42:57,238
What?

510
00:42:57,438 --> 00:42:58,238
Let's listen again.

511
00:43:02,818 --> 00:43:03,418
What?

512
00:43:03,418 --> 00:43:03,858
What?

513
00:43:08,538 --> 00:43:14,638
So how can we hear him banging on that object and shutting his cooler when the moon is essentially

514
00:43:14,638 --> 00:43:15,458
an empty void?

515
00:43:15,458 --> 00:43:20,438
there is virtually nothing on the moon the atmosphere is almost non-existent

516
00:43:20,438 --> 00:43:26,918
so sound needs a physical medium to propagate through let's say i'm speaking to you my voice

517
00:43:26,918 --> 00:43:32,538
is vibrating the air particles around me and it is creating a wave-like structure with the air

518
00:43:32,538 --> 00:43:37,458
particles itself and that's how sound can travel and there's a lot of like they just didn't get

519
00:43:37,458 --> 00:43:42,818
things right because they didn't know right so the earth is meant to be four times the size of

520
00:43:42,818 --> 00:43:49,098
the moon. So if you were looking at the earth from the surface of the moon, then it should be four

521
00:43:49,098 --> 00:43:55,358
times the size that the moon is when we stared at it from earth. But if you see these photographs

522
00:43:55,358 --> 00:44:00,818
of the earth from the surface of the moon, the earth appears to be the size that we see the moon

523
00:44:00,818 --> 00:44:10,178
is, right? And there's no stars visible because obviously there's some effect that has to do with

524
00:44:10,178 --> 00:44:15,238
how the earth's atmosphere works that makes incredibly brilliant stars visible to us but

525
00:44:15,238 --> 00:44:17,398
once you're outside of it it's they're invisible

526
00:44:17,398 --> 00:44:47,378
Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.

527
00:44:47,398 --> 00:44:52,458
I want you to hear by telephone from the overall room in the White House.

528
00:44:53,058 --> 00:44:58,118
And this certainly has to be the most disparate telephone call ever made in the White House.

529
00:44:58,758 --> 00:45:02,698
I just can't tell you how proud we all are at what you have done.

530
00:45:03,078 --> 00:45:06,618
For every American, this has to be the proudest day of our lives.

531
00:45:08,358 --> 00:45:13,358
Thank you, Mr. President. It's a great honor and privilege for us to be here.

532
00:45:17,398 --> 00:45:39,738
Several other wirefails that I've seen from NASA Cinema.

533
00:45:40,598 --> 00:45:47,258
Maybe you remember this one from NASA Cinema, where you can see the wires unnaturally lifting the back of the astronaut's shirt,

534
00:45:47,398 --> 00:45:53,758
just like Buster Keaton. And a second wire bulges at his bum when he flies.

535
00:45:53,758 --> 00:45:58,558
Yeah I'm sure that's just perfectly normal space bum bulging that just seems

536
00:45:58,558 --> 00:46:04,118
to match wires and harnesses. How about this one where the astronaut on the right

537
00:46:04,118 --> 00:46:10,018
in the USMC shirt actually grabs the other astronauts wire. When he grabs this

538
00:46:10,018 --> 00:46:12,578
invisible object it pulls

539
00:46:12,611 --> 00:46:15,391
the astronaut's shirt in a very strange way.

540
00:46:18,011 --> 00:46:20,611
That really looks like Buster Keaton, doesn't it?

541
00:46:21,571 --> 00:46:25,131
I also love this one, where the astronaut is hanging upside down,

542
00:46:25,531 --> 00:46:30,271
and the other astronaut on the right side pushes a button or something on the wall,

543
00:46:30,371 --> 00:46:36,051
which causes one of the wires attached to the shirt of the astronaut on the left to release.

544
00:46:36,911 --> 00:46:40,251
I guess he got tingled up when they were playing acrobats.

545
00:46:41,251 --> 00:46:44,631
PBS actually removed this clip off of their website,

546
00:46:45,131 --> 00:46:47,851
and so I couldn't share the original where you can hear the mechanism,

547
00:46:48,551 --> 00:46:50,971
but I'm sure that's perfectly coincidental.

548
00:46:51,691 --> 00:46:55,091
The astronaut behind him even reaches up at the same spot

549
00:46:55,091 --> 00:46:57,831
to seemingly detach the shirt from the wire.

550
00:46:58,971 --> 00:47:01,151
Of course, you can't forget this one,

551
00:47:01,191 --> 00:47:04,951
where it looks like the astronaut flying in the back is wearing some sort of harness.

552
00:47:05,731 --> 00:47:08,771
I guess that's just an everyday astronaut harness

553
00:47:08,771 --> 00:47:12,931
that they like to attach to their butts for some made-up science reason.

554
00:47:14,311 --> 00:47:18,051
This astronaut seems to twist funny like the wire is malfunctioning

555
00:47:18,051 --> 00:47:20,971
and then she starts to fall before NASA cuts away.

556
00:47:22,271 --> 00:47:24,931
Buster Keaton comes to mind when watching that strange twisting.

557
00:47:26,251 --> 00:47:29,151
This is a great one where you can actually see the reflection of the wire.

558
00:47:29,871 --> 00:47:33,051
The reflection of the wire matches perfectly with the astronaut's movement

559
00:47:33,051 --> 00:47:35,311
and it matches the bulge on a shirt.

560
00:47:36,191 --> 00:47:38,651
That's a classic Buster Keaton fail.

561
00:47:38,771 --> 00:47:47,231
This one is also hilarious as the actor from NASA accidentally gets the microphone wire tangled with her harness wire.

562
00:47:48,031 --> 00:47:51,251
Notice how the microphone wire is caught on something invisible,

563
00:47:51,551 --> 00:47:59,031
and then she has to use her other arm in a strange way to detach the microphone wire from the invisible object behind her.

564
00:48:00,411 --> 00:48:04,411
Is there any other evidence that NASA uses wires to fake space?

565
00:48:05,311 --> 00:48:07,911
How about this clip from an old video of mine?

566
00:48:07,911 --> 00:48:17,431
this company called zfx which specializes in wires stages green screens and performance flying

567
00:48:17,431 --> 00:48:22,971
it actually looks like a pretty fun job but you should go and check out their client list

568
00:48:22,971 --> 00:48:24,691
and look who's there

569
00:48:24,691 --> 00:48:37,271
so for me it's a long list of different stuff that's probably its own thing the the thing that

570
00:48:37,271 --> 00:48:40,931
pushed me over the edge. I feel like this was cooking in the back of my mind for a long time

571
00:48:40,931 --> 00:48:47,351
that it just didn't really add up. It doesn't make sense. But I credit Candace Owens. She had

572
00:48:47,351 --> 00:48:54,651
Bart Sibrell on, I think is the guy's name, who is the guy who went up to Neil Armstrong and knew

573
00:48:54,651 --> 00:49:01,211
that he was a very devout Christian man and said, hello, will you put your hand on this Bible and

574
00:49:01,211 --> 00:49:05,851
tell me that you walked on the moon? And he didn't just say no, he punched him in the face.

575
00:49:05,851 --> 00:49:13,031
That was the story that he shared is that he actually got violent with him for asking that.

576
00:49:13,551 --> 00:49:18,851
And there's all these examples where they just will not give that convincing story.

577
00:49:20,531 --> 00:49:22,171
Hey, Bart with ABC Digital.

578
00:49:24,531 --> 00:49:26,571
We need to get back to that signing.

579
00:49:26,851 --> 00:49:27,531
One quick question.

580
00:49:27,751 --> 00:49:27,911
All right.

581
00:49:28,251 --> 00:49:34,011
I was given a classified tape showing part of the Apollo mission being falsified,

582
00:49:34,011 --> 00:49:36,111
of lunar orbit being falsified.

583
00:49:36,311 --> 00:49:37,251
Being falsified?

584
00:49:37,591 --> 00:49:37,891
Correct.

585
00:49:38,231 --> 00:49:40,031
We got an unedited tape from a source

586
00:49:40,031 --> 00:49:41,411
at the Johnson Space Center.

587
00:49:41,631 --> 00:49:42,611
Totally nonsense.

588
00:49:43,111 --> 00:49:44,151
We wanted to give you the opportunity

589
00:49:44,151 --> 00:49:46,311
to swear in the Bible that you orbited the moon

590
00:49:46,311 --> 00:49:48,171
during Apollo 15.

591
00:49:48,171 --> 00:49:49,271
Thank you very much.

592
00:49:54,051 --> 00:49:55,091
Just one last minute.

593
00:49:55,171 --> 00:49:55,911
If you orbited the moon,

594
00:49:56,031 --> 00:49:58,171
why do you have a problem swearing to God

595
00:49:58,171 --> 00:49:58,951
that you did so?

596
00:49:59,131 --> 00:50:01,291
Sir, I don't, but I don't feel like I have to do that.

597
00:50:01,431 --> 00:50:02,691
Data speaks for us.

598
00:50:02,691 --> 00:50:05,691
Well, we have proof that the mission was falsified.

599
00:50:05,691 --> 00:50:06,691
No, you don't have one, sir.

600
00:50:06,691 --> 00:50:07,691
Well, we do.

601
00:50:07,691 --> 00:50:08,691
I appreciate it.

602
00:50:08,691 --> 00:50:09,691
I appreciate it.

603
00:50:09,691 --> 00:50:10,691
Thank you for getting here.

604
00:50:10,691 --> 00:50:11,691
Thank you.

605
00:50:11,691 --> 00:50:12,691
All righty.

606
00:50:12,691 --> 00:50:14,691
Howdy, Bart Servel, ABC Digital.

607
00:50:14,691 --> 00:50:15,691
Nice to see you.

608
00:50:15,691 --> 00:50:22,691
I was given a classified tape from Apollo 11 showing the photography of lunar orbit.

609
00:50:22,691 --> 00:50:24,691
Why don't you quote me and say it's bullshit.

610
00:50:24,691 --> 00:50:27,691
Well, would you mind swearing on the Bible that you orbited the moon?

611
00:50:27,691 --> 00:50:28,691
Come on.

612
00:50:28,691 --> 00:50:31,691
If you really orbited the moon, why would you have a problem swearing to God that you did

613
00:50:31,691 --> 00:50:32,691
so?

614
00:50:32,691 --> 00:50:45,691
I've got on the tape Neil Armstrong rigging part of the photography where he puts up.

615
00:50:45,691 --> 00:50:51,691
Well, if you really walked on the moon, what do you have a problem?

616
00:50:51,691 --> 00:50:53,691
I mean, uh, orbited the moon. Why do you have a problem?

617
00:50:53,691 --> 00:50:55,691
Sworing to God that you did so.

618
00:50:55,691 --> 00:51:02,691
Would you please just stay back?

619
00:51:02,691 --> 00:51:07,691
Howdy Buzz.

620
00:51:07,691 --> 00:51:11,691
How's it going?

621
00:51:11,691 --> 00:51:13,691
Remember me?

622
00:51:13,691 --> 00:51:15,691
What's your name? Bart, Bart Zibral.

623
00:51:15,691 --> 00:51:19,691
Would you give your name to my assistant?

624
00:51:19,691 --> 00:51:23,691
Yeah, I got one for you, one for your lawyer to sue me.

625
00:51:23,691 --> 00:51:30,071
sue me. I hope you do. I'd love to go to court and show them a window shot. I know you'd like to get a lot of attention, wouldn't you?

626
00:51:30,511 --> 00:51:36,491
Well, you're the one getting money for something you didn't do. You're getting a lecture for walking on the moon when you didn't.

627
00:51:36,491 --> 00:51:45,271
That's called being a thief. That's called being a thief. Do you think you can get to heaven without repenting?

628
00:51:47,751 --> 00:51:50,091
Why don't you swear on the Bible that you walked on the moon?

629
00:51:53,691 --> 00:51:55,811
Why don't you swear on the Bible that you walked on the moon?

630
00:51:57,491 --> 00:51:59,171
I'm not trying to get in the middle of anything.

631
00:51:59,171 --> 00:52:00,291
Would you tell him to get out of here?

632
00:52:00,411 --> 00:52:01,311
This is a hotel.

633
00:52:01,311 --> 00:52:02,431
We'll call the police.

634
00:52:02,431 --> 00:52:03,211
You cannot solicit.

635
00:52:03,511 --> 00:52:04,411
Come on in here.

636
00:52:04,471 --> 00:52:05,251
We'll call the police.

637
00:52:05,831 --> 00:52:08,111
Why don't you swear on the Bible that you walked on the moon?

638
00:52:08,391 --> 00:52:09,371
It doesn't, sir.

639
00:52:09,471 --> 00:52:12,171
I have nothing to do with this, but you cannot solicit on this property.

640
00:52:12,171 --> 00:52:14,951
We just paid to rent out the penthouse to shoot up there.

641
00:52:15,871 --> 00:52:18,171
You can't solicit like this on this property.

642
00:52:18,171 --> 00:52:19,291
Keep shooting.

643
00:52:19,511 --> 00:52:19,811
All right.

644
00:52:19,911 --> 00:52:21,331
Well, then I'd go through my measures.

645
00:52:22,411 --> 00:52:22,591
Yeah.

646
00:52:22,591 --> 00:52:24,591
You gotta keep shooting man.

647
00:52:24,591 --> 00:52:26,591
Okay, you can put it on your shoulder, don't be shy.

648
00:52:26,591 --> 00:52:28,591
Just come with me first.

649
00:52:28,591 --> 00:52:30,591
You really like it?

650
00:52:30,591 --> 00:52:32,591
You're the one who said you walked on the moon when you didn't.

651
00:52:32,591 --> 00:52:34,591
Calling the kettle black if you ever thought of it.

652
00:52:34,591 --> 00:52:36,591
Saying I misrepresented myself.

653
00:52:36,591 --> 00:52:40,591
You're a coward and a liar and a thief.

654
00:52:52,591 --> 00:52:57,471
Mr. Armstrong, Bart Cibrell, ABC Digital.

655
00:52:58,411 --> 00:53:01,451
Wanted to give you the opportunity to swear on the Bible that you walked on the moon.

656
00:53:01,871 --> 00:53:04,891
Will you put your left hand on the Bible and swear to God that you walked on the moon?

657
00:53:06,071 --> 00:53:06,431
Gentlemen.

658
00:53:06,811 --> 00:53:07,511
Mr. Cibrell.

659
00:53:07,991 --> 00:53:08,351
Yes?

660
00:53:09,051 --> 00:53:11,291
If you really walked on the moon, why would you not do that?

661
00:53:11,631 --> 00:53:16,411
So why don't you just put into the record and the argument and put your hand on the Bible,

662
00:53:16,971 --> 00:53:18,251
swear to God you walked on the moon.

663
00:53:19,191 --> 00:53:21,671
Mr. Cibrell, knowing you, that's probably a fake Bible.

664
00:53:21,671 --> 00:53:26,111
Really? Well, no, it's a real Bible. You have the opportunity to have $5,000.

665
00:53:26,751 --> 00:53:28,011
The meeting is not open.

666
00:53:28,331 --> 00:53:33,451
Well, you have $5,000 cash. You can give it to charity if you'd swear on the Bible that you walked on the moon.

667
00:53:33,711 --> 00:53:35,491
Please give it to charity. It'd be fine.

668
00:53:35,631 --> 00:53:37,751
Why don't you swear to... Why not? Why won't you do it?

669
00:53:38,131 --> 00:53:41,891
So why don't you put your hand on the Bible and swear to God that you walked on the moon?

670
00:53:41,891 --> 00:53:44,771
Mr. Seibel has made a fool of himself in front of the world.

671
00:53:44,891 --> 00:53:47,491
Mr. Seibel, you do not deserve answers.

672
00:53:47,491 --> 00:53:55,171
so yeah i i'm convinced that it was definitely just a tax extortion hoax they they got so much

673
00:53:55,171 --> 00:54:01,591
money out of that and i mean do you think it was basically just filmed in a studio with stanley

674
00:54:01,591 --> 00:54:06,491
kubrick because i know that's that's one of the main narratives yeah i mean i think that uh

675
00:54:06,491 --> 00:54:11,391
i could do an episode on kubrick too because he's just there's a really he's an interesting

676
00:54:11,391 --> 00:54:19,411
person and uh the suggestion i've seen is that in exchange for doing the moon landing he was given

677
00:54:19,411 --> 00:54:26,151
liberty to make the movies he wanted to make and that all culminated with him making the movie he

678
00:54:26,151 --> 00:54:32,431
really wanted to make which was eyes wide shut and when he screened the unedited version of it

679
00:54:32,431 --> 00:54:38,411
he was dead like three days later and uh and i'm assuming that's the version we haven't seen right

680
00:54:38,411 --> 00:54:57,811
Yeah. So there was, there was apparently 30 minutes of Eyes Wide Shut. So Kubrick was like the only person in Hollywood that had some kind of embedded in his contract that he was the last, he had the last say on every cut of each one of his films and that that was the thing that he got in exchange.

681
00:54:57,811 --> 00:55:03,171
and I you know obviously I think there's a very deep connection between like Hollywood and NASA

682
00:55:03,171 --> 00:55:09,271
strongly caution people to consume anything that comes out of Hollywood with uh with caution

683
00:55:09,271 --> 00:55:15,431
um yeah and so the story goes that he'd been working on Eyes Wide Shut and no one had seen it

684
00:55:15,431 --> 00:55:21,231
and then he showed the studio executives the version of it that he was planning to release

685
00:55:21,231 --> 00:55:26,711
and I don't know if it's three or four days later he had he was dead and the version that was released

686
00:55:26,711 --> 00:55:33,071
was about 30 minutes shorter and what they say was in the part that was gone was that there were

687
00:55:33,071 --> 00:55:39,751
some things one thing i've i've read is that there was a child sacrifice piece that happened in the

688
00:55:39,751 --> 00:55:50,791
orgy scene yeah too too much truth there for the too much guys up top yeah that's crazy yeah i just

689
00:55:50,791 --> 00:55:54,571
saw that movie the first time a couple years ago and i i definitely recommend people watch it because

690
00:55:54,571 --> 00:56:04,691
I feel like it still is a very, even the neutered version kind of gives you a view of the weirdness going on behind the scenes there.

691
00:56:04,691 --> 00:56:05,291
Yeah.

692
00:56:06,311 --> 00:56:10,151
Yeah, I mean, so like, is this thing just about tax extortion?

693
00:56:10,391 --> 00:56:11,011
I mean, maybe.

694
00:56:11,471 --> 00:56:13,911
Could it be just a political thing?

695
00:56:14,251 --> 00:56:17,231
That's, I think, a completely reasonable explanation.

696
00:56:17,231 --> 00:56:35,411
So what would be the best way to force the Soviet Union to spend themselves into bankruptcy is, you know, really effectively convince them and the rest of the world that you had accomplished this thing that they really needed to do in this international penis measuring contest.

697
00:56:35,411 --> 00:56:40,151
like that holds water and it could be that but personally i don't think that's what it is

698
00:56:40,151 --> 00:56:47,531
and i i do think it's part of a larger control mechanism which is this thing of when we're

699
00:56:47,531 --> 00:56:55,991
continually shown things purposefully it shapes our perception around the unconscious beliefs we

700
00:56:55,991 --> 00:57:04,871
have and those things then become part of this shared reality where we we just exist in ideas

701
00:57:04,871 --> 00:57:10,271
and the existence of those unquestioned ideas allows other things.

702
00:57:10,431 --> 00:57:11,671
It's layers of a cake, right?

703
00:57:11,991 --> 00:57:13,971
Other things can be put on top of those things.

704
00:57:14,471 --> 00:57:17,971
So if you're not questioning whether or not we went to the moon,

705
00:57:18,351 --> 00:57:22,671
then you're certainly not questioning why we need to give NASA $70 million a day

706
00:57:22,671 --> 00:57:24,831
so that they might be able to build a city up there,

707
00:57:25,431 --> 00:57:27,331
whether they're trying to build a city up there or not.

708
00:57:27,771 --> 00:57:29,251
And I was like, who knows what they're trying to do?

709
00:57:29,251 --> 00:57:33,911
Maybe they're building another large Hadron Collider underneath Tennessee

710
00:57:33,911 --> 00:57:36,591
and they need that money to, who knows, right?

711
00:57:36,711 --> 00:57:38,651
I think, yeah.

712
00:57:40,211 --> 00:57:55,997
But it even it could be more than that There are some interesting theories around if part of the larger mission is to actually obscure cosmology of the reality we live in itself

713
00:57:56,417 --> 00:57:59,557
And I think it's possible for sure.

714
00:58:01,257 --> 00:58:02,257
Yeah, I would agree.

715
00:58:02,257 --> 00:58:12,997
I think that knowledge is power and the powers that be know this and the more that they can keep people just confused and feeling like a random accident, the better.

716
00:58:14,497 --> 00:58:29,477
And this whole – all these things that we're told about the universe and the solar system and the heliocentric model has that theme of trying to get people to think that you're just a random accident.

717
00:58:30,597 --> 00:58:30,777
Yeah.

718
00:58:30,777 --> 00:58:33,117
Yeah. That's a powerful thing.

719
00:58:33,717 --> 00:58:44,117
I'm not a churchgoing person myself, but I do think that there's what appears to be sort of a concerted effort to make science the main religion, right?

720
00:58:44,117 --> 00:58:51,277
And that is in itself something that puts human beings at the top of the intellectual food chain.

721
00:58:51,877 --> 00:58:54,057
You know, we are the creators. We are the gods.

722
00:58:54,057 --> 00:59:01,157
and when everything actually around us just screams of intelligent design.

723
00:59:01,837 --> 00:59:04,317
Who invented the human skeleton was truly a genius.

724
00:59:05,097 --> 00:59:09,297
Every movement of the human body is a marvel that human science struggles to replicate.

725
00:59:09,937 --> 00:59:15,577
Such a precise structure, could it be the product of evolution or a masterfully crafted design?

726
00:59:15,577 --> 00:59:23,177
The seamless coordination between joints and muscles allows the body to perform various movements without causing itself harm.

727
00:59:23,997 --> 00:59:27,217
Each bend and glide is like a flawless mechanical design.

728
00:59:27,857 --> 00:59:36,197
The hip joint, being a ball and socket joint, enables 360-degree rotation, granting both flexibility and stability during movement.

729
00:59:36,857 --> 00:59:43,257
The knee joint, on the other hand, functions as a hinge joint, allowing flexion and extension on a single plane.

730
00:59:43,257 --> 00:59:48,577
In the operation of joints, cartilage and synovial fluid play essential roles.

731
00:59:49,217 --> 00:59:53,397
Cartilage acts as a cushion, effectively protecting the bones and reducing wear.

732
00:59:54,257 --> 01:00:00,257
Synovial fluid provides lubrication, reducing friction, and allowing smoother, more fluid motion.

733
01:00:01,317 --> 01:00:06,717
Everything, you know, and that includes the stars and all of that, but everything on Earth.

734
01:00:06,717 --> 01:00:13,417
And even this is where myself, I was really into space sci-fi, like I was a Star Wars fanatic when I was a kid.

735
01:00:13,417 --> 01:00:19,537
And so I completely get fantasy about space travel and going to other planets.

736
01:00:19,737 --> 01:00:30,697
And when there was like a, there was a crowdsourcing company that was in Scandinavia that was trying to land people on Mars by like 2025.

737
01:00:30,697 --> 01:00:32,197
This is in like 2016.

738
01:00:32,197 --> 01:00:40,677
And I was, and this is like 10, so 10 years ago, I was like joking to my parents about trying to sign up and like apply to be one of these first Martians.

739
01:00:40,677 --> 01:00:42,377
And my parents are like losing it.

740
01:00:42,377 --> 01:00:43,577
They're like, are you kidding me?

741
01:00:43,817 --> 01:00:45,117
You're never coming back.

742
01:00:45,797 --> 01:00:47,997
They're like, yeah, of course I want to be one of the first people on Mars.

743
01:00:48,117 --> 01:00:52,837
But like, man, even that idea is like the earth is just so incredible.

744
01:00:53,297 --> 01:00:57,437
The notion that we would have to leave or need to leave is just stupid.

745
01:00:58,617 --> 01:00:59,377
It's abundant.

746
01:00:59,637 --> 01:01:01,137
Everything we have is here.

747
01:01:01,297 --> 01:01:02,477
There's no need to go anywhere.

748
01:01:02,577 --> 01:01:03,417
We live in paradise.

749
01:01:04,217 --> 01:01:11,637
And there's plenty enough of it for obviously, maybe if there was 10 or 20 or 50 billion

750
01:01:11,637 --> 01:01:20,017
people are going to run into a problem. But yeah, I think that what we should be trying to do is

751
01:01:20,017 --> 01:01:24,757
really focus our efforts on maximizing the opportunity that we have on this place here,

752
01:01:25,037 --> 01:01:32,157
which is already really amazing. And yeah, so the space thing, I think has a few things,

753
01:01:32,277 --> 01:01:39,477
you know, it's also it keeps people distracted on a goal that has no like obligation to be delivered.

754
01:01:39,477 --> 01:01:42,677
And like, there's just no way to say like, oh yeah, we missed that.

755
01:01:42,777 --> 01:01:43,037
Sorry.

756
01:01:43,117 --> 01:01:45,777
It's like, it's like this specter of possibility.

757
01:01:45,777 --> 01:01:48,917
So like Elon going to Mars is kind of the same thing.

758
01:01:48,997 --> 01:01:54,697
And I think Obama said we were going to put people on Mars by X date, whatever, you know,

759
01:01:54,717 --> 01:01:59,337
Mars is the moon, same idea, you know, and then at the same time, they're talking about

760
01:01:59,337 --> 01:02:03,097
like, you know, we hope to be able to get out of the lower earth orbit.

761
01:02:03,657 --> 01:02:05,137
And this is another one of those things.

762
01:02:05,137 --> 01:02:17,777
So if the moon is actually outside of lower orbit, which is what we're told, then we were able to get out of lower orbit and somehow now we're not.

763
01:02:17,997 --> 01:02:21,477
So it's cool that Elon can land a rocket backwards.

764
01:02:22,037 --> 01:02:22,557
Sweet.

765
01:02:23,137 --> 01:02:27,597
You know, it goes a third as far as we could go 50 years ago.

766
01:02:27,757 --> 01:02:29,397
I mean, yeah.

767
01:02:29,397 --> 01:02:37,457
I want to know why every single one of those rocket launches always follows this curved arc and just comes right back down.

768
01:02:37,537 --> 01:02:44,617
And they tell us that, oh, we have to go this arc to fight the spin of the Earth or something.

769
01:02:45,837 --> 01:02:46,977
I don't know if that's actually happening.

770
01:02:47,077 --> 01:02:48,717
I think they're kind of just going up and coming back down.

771
01:02:48,777 --> 01:02:49,137
What do you think?

772
01:02:49,137 --> 01:02:51,137
Yeah, looks a lot like the Disney logo.

773
01:02:51,577 --> 01:02:51,897
Yeah.

774
01:02:59,397 --> 01:03:10,977
Regard not them that have familiar spirits, neither seek after wizards to be defiled by them. I am the Lord your God.

775
01:03:14,037 --> 01:03:16,017
We'll show them, won't we, boy?

776
01:03:16,537 --> 01:03:17,737
We sure will.

777
01:03:19,937 --> 01:03:26,157
Now, first of all, lad, we've got to get all these medieval ideas out of your head.

778
01:03:26,157 --> 01:03:28,877
Clear the way for new ideas.

779
01:03:29,277 --> 01:03:34,077
Knowledge of man's fabulous discoveries in the centuries ahead.

780
01:03:34,557 --> 01:03:36,557
Now, that'll be a great advantage, boy.

781
01:03:36,757 --> 01:03:37,937
Advantage, indeed.

782
01:03:38,237 --> 01:03:42,157
If the boy goes about saying the world is round, they'll take him for a lunatic.

783
01:03:42,617 --> 01:03:43,817
The world is round?

784
01:03:44,157 --> 01:03:45,597
Yes, yes, that's right.

785
01:03:45,777 --> 01:03:48,457
And it also goes a-round.

786
01:03:51,797 --> 01:03:53,577
You mean it'll be round someday?

787
01:03:53,577 --> 01:03:55,797
No, no, no. It's round now.

788
01:03:55,797 --> 01:03:58,637
Man will discover this in centuries to come.

789
01:03:59,037 --> 01:04:05,117
And he will also find that the world is merely a tiny speck in the universe.

790
01:04:05,917 --> 01:04:06,437
Universe?

791
01:04:07,197 --> 01:04:09,017
You're only confusing the boy.

792
01:04:09,257 --> 01:04:12,957
Before you're through, he'll be so mixed up, he'll be wearing his shoes on his head.

793
01:04:13,277 --> 01:04:15,317
Man has always learned from the past.

794
01:04:15,597 --> 01:04:17,557
After all, you can't learn history in reverse.

795
01:04:18,157 --> 01:04:20,297
It's confusing enough, for heaven's sakes.

796
01:04:21,037 --> 01:04:23,037
All right. All right.

797
01:04:23,037 --> 01:04:30,837
Oh, that's all the idiotic guys. Blow me to Bermuda!

798
01:04:38,697 --> 01:04:41,097
Where did he go?

799
01:04:41,477 --> 01:04:42,897
To Bermuda, I suppose.

800
01:04:43,537 --> 01:04:44,397
Where's that?

801
01:04:44,777 --> 01:04:48,077
Oh, an island way off somewhere that hasn't been discovered yet.

802
01:04:48,477 --> 01:04:50,357
Will he ever come back?

803
01:04:50,357 --> 01:04:52,777
Who knows? Who knows anything?

804
01:04:52,777 --> 01:04:57,337
take a look at this video of the trajectory of a launched rocket thing about the path that the

805
01:04:57,337 --> 01:05:05,897
rocket follows instead of moving in a straight line the rocket following a curved trajectory

806
01:05:06,617 --> 01:05:11,657
this isn't a mistake you will see the exact same thing in every other video of a rocket launch

807
01:05:12,457 --> 01:05:18,617
even so it doesn't seem to make sense rockets are supposed to go into space right so wouldn't it

808
01:05:18,617 --> 01:05:23,097
make more sense if they went straight up in a line, rather than following a parabolic path?

809
01:05:23,737 --> 01:05:28,217
They'd reach space much faster that way, it would seem. There must be a reason,

810
01:05:28,217 --> 01:05:32,937
because rocket scientists tend to be pretty smart, so, why do they not go straight up?

811
01:05:33,657 --> 01:05:38,057
Hello and welcome to Question Spot. Today we will explore the answer of,

812
01:05:38,057 --> 01:05:43,417
why is a rocket trajectory curved after launch? So let's get started. Short answer,

813
01:05:43,417 --> 01:05:47,657
because they want to get into the orbit around the Earth using as little fuel as possible.

814
01:05:48,617 --> 01:05:57,217
Wait a minute. Now, do you hear what their excuse is for orbiting the whole Earth before going to space?

815
01:05:57,497 --> 01:06:02,757
We all know that the fastest way from point A to point B is in a straight line.

816
01:06:03,397 --> 01:06:10,077
That's like saying when we get on an airplane, the airplane circles the airport before it takes off onto its destination.

817
01:06:10,297 --> 01:06:17,177
Or when I get in my truck in the morning, I circle the block before I actually get on the highway and go to work.

818
01:06:17,177 --> 01:06:19,117
Come on now, people.

819
01:06:20,157 --> 01:06:23,777
Do you even comprehend how ridiculous that sounds?

820
01:06:24,137 --> 01:06:25,217
Saving fuel.

821
01:06:26,737 --> 01:06:29,537
And I'll tell you what's even more ridiculous than that.

822
01:06:29,597 --> 01:06:34,037
You got these globetars that'll make these videos and put them on YouTube

823
01:06:34,037 --> 01:06:41,417
trying to explain that that's why the rockets curve on launch.

824
01:06:41,417 --> 01:06:49,997
knowing, knowing good and well that they've never even seen a rocket in person or been beside a

825
01:06:49,997 --> 01:06:55,937
rocket or know anything about a rocket, but they'll go Google their information and then put out a

826
01:06:55,937 --> 01:07:02,557
little silly video like you see here, 15 minutes and 47 seconds long trying to explain a lie that

827
01:07:02,557 --> 01:07:06,317
they've been lied to and they have no clue what they're talking about. They're just giving you

828
01:07:06,317 --> 01:07:13,997
information that was handed down to them through a space agency. So anyways, I'm here to show

829
01:07:13,997 --> 01:07:20,617
you why rockets curve when they launch. Check it out. So they send these rockets up, but they don't

830
01:07:20,617 --> 01:07:25,057
really go anywhere. Yeah, if you watch the trajectory, it's never straight. It's never straight.

831
01:07:25,057 --> 01:07:26,397
Where are you going?

832
01:07:36,317 --> 01:07:44,777
Where are you going?

833
01:07:44,777 --> 01:07:50,317
Now, did you know that all rockets are launched from Cape Canaveral, Florida?

834
01:07:51,097 --> 01:07:52,437
Now, what's beside Florida?

835
01:07:53,297 --> 01:07:53,877
The ocean.

836
01:07:54,357 --> 01:07:56,397
You know what's in the ocean beside Florida?

837
01:07:56,797 --> 01:07:58,137
The Bermuda Triangle.

838
01:07:59,017 --> 01:08:03,357
Now, why don't they launch rockets from Texas, Colorado, Kentucky?

839
01:08:03,357 --> 01:08:07,097
because there's no ocean there for them to fall back into.

840
01:08:07,817 --> 01:08:10,717
And that is why they launched from Cape Canaveral,

841
01:08:10,897 --> 01:08:13,437
so they can drop it right in the Bermuda Triangle

842
01:08:13,437 --> 01:08:18,017
and nobody ever know, nobody ever see, because nobody goes there.

843
01:08:19,097 --> 01:08:21,877
Now, space shuttles, they do it a little different,

844
01:08:22,037 --> 01:08:24,597
but it's still pretty simple how they pull it off.

845
01:08:24,997 --> 01:08:27,477
You ever notice once the shuttle gets up so high,

846
01:08:27,877 --> 01:08:30,577
its boosters fall down into what?

847
01:08:30,757 --> 01:08:32,757
The ocean, the Bermuda Triangle.

848
01:08:33,357 --> 01:08:37,697
And then the shuttle, which is not really a space shuttle at all.

849
01:08:37,877 --> 01:08:41,817
It's just an airplane, big goofy looking airplane made to look like a shuttle.

850
01:08:42,417 --> 01:08:50,517
And then when it comes back, nobody notices how it just looks like an airplane landing on a runway.

851
01:08:51,117 --> 01:08:51,977
Check out the wheels.

852
01:08:53,557 --> 01:08:55,577
See these little doors on these wheels?

853
01:08:55,857 --> 01:08:59,257
And this stuff is supposed to stay sealed in a vacuum.

854
01:08:59,497 --> 01:09:00,777
Yeah, come on now, people.

855
01:09:01,837 --> 01:09:03,277
It's time to wake up.

856
01:09:03,357 --> 01:09:05,357
Blow me to Bermuda!

857
01:09:12,357 --> 01:09:13,357
Where did he go?

858
01:09:13,357 --> 01:09:24,843
To Bermuda I suppose So as you can see the owl is wise He trying to teach the child the truth The wizard which is a devil is trying to lie to him

859
01:09:24,943 --> 01:09:25,823
And then what's he say?

860
01:09:26,023 --> 01:09:30,843
Flaw me to Bermuda and takes off like a rocket into the sky and curves off.

861
01:09:31,223 --> 01:09:33,023
Just like you see real rockets do.

862
01:09:33,103 --> 01:09:35,983
And the reason they do, because there is no outer space.

863
01:09:36,083 --> 01:09:37,003
There's a firmament.

864
01:09:37,223 --> 01:09:38,363
There's nowhere to go.

865
01:09:38,363 --> 01:09:43,163
So it's just a little firework show to trick you and make you believe all this stuff.

866
01:09:43,163 --> 01:09:44,643
None of you have ever seen a rocket.

867
01:09:44,983 --> 01:09:47,483
You might have stood there in Florida and watched one go up in the air,

868
01:09:47,543 --> 01:09:49,003
but you've never seen one in space.

869
01:09:49,443 --> 01:09:54,183
Only on TV did you see one in space, not in real life, with your own eyes.

870
01:09:54,683 --> 01:09:55,703
Wake up, people.

871
01:09:56,183 --> 01:09:57,823
Stop believing this bull crap.

872
01:09:58,263 --> 01:10:01,203
Those rockets go straight into that Bermuda Triangle.

873
01:10:01,343 --> 01:10:04,563
That's why they make up all these myths and don't want you around there.

874
01:10:04,623 --> 01:10:08,823
And they say all these ships are wrecked in there and all these planes have fell in there.

875
01:10:08,823 --> 01:10:12,803
The only thing that's fell in there is their rockets and their bull crap.

876
01:10:13,163 --> 01:10:20,723
Sorry to tell you, sorry to tell you, the only thing that's been to space, is your imagination.

877
01:10:20,843 --> 01:10:22,143
Follow me to Bermuda!

878
01:10:30,163 --> 01:10:32,423
Where, where did he go?

879
01:10:32,823 --> 01:10:34,223
To Bermuda, I suppose.

880
01:10:34,883 --> 01:10:35,743
Where's that?

881
01:10:36,123 --> 01:10:39,383
Oh, an island well somewhere that hasn't been discovered yet.

882
01:10:39,383 --> 01:10:46,263
Now remembering that that movie is from 1963, check this out. During the early

883
01:10:46,263 --> 01:10:51,763
1960s, Bermuda played a crucial role in the United States lunar programs and

884
01:10:51,763 --> 01:11:00,723
other space flight missions. Hmm. Cooper's Island, Bermuda. Cooper's Island is part

885
01:11:00,723 --> 01:11:05,003
of the chain which makes up Bermuda. It is located in St. George's Parish in the

886
01:11:05,003 --> 01:11:10,983
northeast of the territory. The island has been used by many United States

887
01:11:10,983 --> 01:11:16,163
government agencies. Having been the property of the US Army, US Air Force,

888
01:11:16,163 --> 01:11:24,003
and US Navy from 1942 during World War II to 1995, it also is home to a NASA

889
01:11:24,003 --> 01:11:31,503
space tracking station recently renovated in 2018. Now you'll notice in

890
01:11:31,503 --> 01:11:38,863
2018 round 2018 is when they started this rocket stuff up again. Now let's take a look at how close

891
01:11:38,863 --> 01:11:46,863
the relationship is between NASA and Bermuda. As an integral part of the National Aeronautics

892
01:11:46,863 --> 01:11:51,663
and Space Administration's Man and Space Flight Network, the Bermuda Station played a vital role

893
01:11:51,663 --> 01:11:57,023
in the United States Apollo Luna program and other flight missions. The KUBA's Island Station

894
01:11:57,023 --> 01:12:02,523
was located on the southeastern tip of Bermuda, 600 miles in the Atlantic from the U.S. East Coast.

895
01:12:03,043 --> 01:12:07,843
Radar dishes and helical antennae were used to track anything from spacecraft to sparrows.

896
01:12:08,363 --> 01:12:10,863
Because of its location in relation to Cape Kennedy, Florida,

897
01:12:11,343 --> 01:12:14,943
the Bermuda Station had a dual-purpose role for the manned spaceflight network.

898
01:12:15,563 --> 01:12:19,223
At the time of the launch, the primary mission of the station was to provide trajectory data

899
01:12:19,223 --> 01:12:22,563
to the computing facilities at the Goddard Space Flight Center.

900
01:12:23,443 --> 01:12:26,903
Computations based on data obtained during the final portion of powered flight

901
01:12:26,903 --> 01:12:30,563
were used to confirm the orbital go-no-go decision.

902
01:12:31,143 --> 01:12:34,763
Bermuda normally acquired the spacecraft at approximately three minutes after launch.

903
01:12:35,363 --> 01:12:37,403
Bermuda also played a role in shuttle launches.

904
01:12:37,683 --> 01:12:40,943
On the right-hand side, Dragon SpaceX trajectory nominal.

905
01:12:41,803 --> 01:12:44,963
You can hear the call-out. Trajectory is nominal.

906
01:12:45,463 --> 01:12:46,563
Nominal trajectory.

907
01:12:48,143 --> 01:12:50,003
And we've heard the call-out Bermuda.

908
01:12:50,003 --> 01:12:55,943
That means Bermuda Ground Station has the signals from the second stage of the Dragon

909
01:12:55,943 --> 01:12:57,783
and Falcon 9.

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01:13:01,223 --> 01:13:01,863
Great.

911
01:13:02,023 --> 01:13:04,823
Ladies and gentlemen, welcome to today's ceremony

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01:13:04,823 --> 01:13:07,143
at NASA's Bermuda Tracking Station.

913
01:13:07,783 --> 01:13:09,043
My name is Jeremy Eggers.

914
01:13:09,163 --> 01:13:10,843
I'm with NASA's Office of Communications.

915
01:13:11,483 --> 01:13:14,403
And without further ado, it's a great, great honor for me

916
01:13:14,403 --> 01:13:18,403
to introduce our U.S. Consul General here in Bermuda,

917
01:13:18,883 --> 01:13:19,923
Constance Dierman.

918
01:13:20,363 --> 01:13:21,203
Thank you, Jeremy.

919
01:13:25,943 --> 01:13:30,943
Good morning everyone. What a wonderful day to be able to share with you.

920
01:13:30,943 --> 01:13:35,943
I'd like to especially welcome Deputy Premier Roban. Thank you for being here.

921
01:13:35,943 --> 01:13:38,943
Sir John Swan, thank you for being here.

922
01:13:38,943 --> 01:13:45,943
Director Sam Shamimi, we're delighted that you're able to visit us from NASA Headquarters.

923
01:13:45,943 --> 01:13:50,863
I'm Dr. Grace Shelton, Ms. Laurie Garver, Deputy Administrator of NASA.

924
01:13:51,603 --> 01:13:55,523
Mr. L. Cundiz, Deputy Associate Administrator, ladies and gentlemen.

925
01:13:56,303 --> 01:14:02,223
Good morning and thank you for being here on this day in the most beautiful part of it,

926
01:14:02,403 --> 01:14:06,583
the Coupas Island Nature Reserve.

927
01:14:07,683 --> 01:14:14,943
Today marks a combination of two years of negotiating between NASA and the Department of Airport Operations.

928
01:14:14,943 --> 01:14:18,943
However, the NASA and Bermuda government are certainly no strangers.

929
01:14:18,943 --> 01:14:26,843
During the 1960s, NASA developed a tracking station at Cougar Pilot to support its national

930
01:14:26,843 --> 01:14:27,843
space program.

931
01:14:27,843 --> 01:14:35,243
Now, as you can see, Bermuda and NASA has been affiliates since the early 60s when they

932
01:14:35,243 --> 01:14:40,803
first started sending rockets up because they planned us out from the beginning.

933
01:14:40,803 --> 01:14:45,563
As you can see right here, you see the Bermuda Triangle, and then you see the island of Bermuda.

934
01:14:46,823 --> 01:14:54,883
Now, 600 miles away, right over here, you have Cape Canaveral, Florida, where they do all the space launches from.

935
01:14:55,403 --> 01:14:56,763
Ain't that awful convenient?

936
01:14:56,963 --> 01:15:02,363
600 miles away, and the only thing out in that ocean is a little island called Bermuda.

937
01:15:03,583 --> 01:15:06,623
Am I painting the picture clear enough for you now?

938
01:15:06,623 --> 01:15:11,923
You can go watch all the space launches you want to in Florida, but you can't see

939
01:15:12,803 --> 01:15:18,303
600 miles away to where that rocket or shuttle is curving off to

940
01:15:19,063 --> 01:15:23,343
NASA has been deceiving you with this trickery since the

941
01:15:24,023 --> 01:15:31,263
1960s people it's time to wake up they even show you in your little programs you watch they show you the truth

942
01:15:36,623 --> 01:15:50,383
where did he go to bermuda i suppose where's that oh an island well somewhere that hasn't

943
01:15:50,383 --> 01:15:56,143
been discovered yet a group of social criminals these people in the space program

944
01:15:56,143 --> 01:15:58,483
nassholes i call them

945
01:15:58,483 --> 01:16:04,563
people love space right and so it's another one of these like

946
01:16:04,563 --> 01:16:11,143
i find it's it's a very triggering thing to even suggest the curve thing as an example and

947
01:16:11,143 --> 01:16:16,703
i've met many people who can recite all the different calculations of how like we think

948
01:16:16,703 --> 01:16:24,823
the physics behind that works uh it's very unusual that of course the verbuter triangle is exactly

949
01:16:24,823 --> 01:16:31,083
where if you were launching something in sort of a parabola off of the coast of Florida,

950
01:16:31,923 --> 01:16:38,323
and it was in fact landing, it would probably be landing exactly in that area.

951
01:16:38,323 --> 01:16:41,983
We see these rockets fly off and people are there cheering them on,

952
01:16:42,063 --> 01:16:43,263
and then they kind of like curve.

953
01:16:43,383 --> 01:16:46,643
And then a lot of them like appear to kind of like blow up.

954
01:16:47,243 --> 01:16:49,563
Yeah, it's a very, very odd.

955
01:16:49,683 --> 01:16:52,643
These things that we see one thing and we're told another thing,

956
01:16:52,903 --> 01:16:54,043
and this is like the buildings.

957
01:16:54,043 --> 01:17:02,783
We're forced to try to reconcile this apparent conflict between what our rational mind is observing and what we're told.

958
01:17:02,943 --> 01:17:04,523
So there's some weird things.

959
01:17:04,563 --> 01:17:06,363
There are some weird things about the moon.

960
01:17:06,883 --> 01:17:08,883
And this is kind of like where I got interested in.

961
01:17:09,043 --> 01:17:13,783
One, so one, yes, whatever it is, the government's lying about the fact that they went there.

962
01:17:14,423 --> 01:17:15,803
And that's fine.

963
01:17:18,443 --> 01:17:22,903
But just through my own process, I started paying attention to this stuff.

964
01:17:22,903 --> 01:17:28,523
and I think a lot of people even from what I found in talking to people about this

965
01:17:28,523 --> 01:17:36,363
don't really think about the fact that we only ever see one side of the moon and how weird that

966
01:17:36,363 --> 01:17:43,003
is and like a lot of people truly and I would say more than half of the people I casually talked

967
01:17:43,003 --> 01:17:50,283
about this have never really stopped to think about the fact that what appears to be the moon

968
01:17:50,283 --> 01:17:57,083
just we only ever see one version of it. And the scientific explanation of this is this thing called

969
01:17:57,083 --> 01:18:04,283
tidal locking. It's like it just happens to be the case that the moon is because of its whatever

970
01:18:04,283 --> 01:18:10,603
magnetic relationship with the earth or it's rotating at a speed that mimics the rotation

971
01:18:10,603 --> 01:18:16,203
of the earth in such a way that it's basically like two people dancing and they're like spinning

972
01:18:16,203 --> 01:18:19,783
and so they're just always staring each other in the eyes.

973
01:18:20,823 --> 01:18:22,203
I don't know if there's any,

974
01:18:22,323 --> 01:18:26,823
I don't think there are any other celestial bodies

975
01:18:26,823 --> 01:18:28,903
that exhibit that behavior.

976
01:18:29,483 --> 01:18:31,943
It's a very weird property.

977
01:18:33,223 --> 01:18:35,763
And like I said, we stare at the moon every night.

978
01:18:36,263 --> 01:18:38,523
We go out of our way to actually,

979
01:18:39,023 --> 01:18:40,463
there'll be a news story about,

980
01:18:40,463 --> 01:18:43,263
oh, it's gonna be a super moon tonight.

981
01:18:43,403 --> 01:18:45,303
It's gonna be a blood moon.

982
01:18:45,303 --> 01:18:48,403
And people pay attention to like the phases of the moon.

983
01:18:48,583 --> 01:18:52,443
They will go out and go out of their way to see a particular moon.

984
01:18:52,723 --> 01:18:55,863
So we are very much paying attention to this fact.

985
01:18:56,383 --> 01:19:01,103
And then at the same time, you have this like really weird thing where people would like actually just not know.

986
01:19:01,183 --> 01:19:02,103
Yeah, I never noticed that.

987
01:19:02,163 --> 01:19:03,003
Yeah, that's kind of weird.

988
01:19:03,843 --> 01:19:07,923
I mean, then there's always a scientific story to explain all these interesting phenomenon.

989
01:19:08,643 --> 01:19:08,843
Yeah.

990
01:19:08,843 --> 01:19:09,703
Which I've noticed too.

991
01:19:09,703 --> 01:19:15,043
So there's always something that if something starts to make you think, oh, that's a little bit odd.

992
01:19:15,303 --> 01:19:22,563
Uh, there, there's this official narrative that comes out there and it usually just doesn't

993
01:19:22,563 --> 01:19:26,803
really pass the common sense test, but people just hear it from an authority figure.

994
01:19:26,923 --> 01:19:28,183
So they just take it.

995
01:19:28,483 --> 01:19:33,123
And I can give my examples of that doing my little experiment at some point, if we could

996
01:19:33,123 --> 01:19:34,023
go there, whatever you want.

997
01:19:34,143 --> 01:19:35,623
I don't want to go off your train of thought.

998
01:19:35,683 --> 01:19:37,503
I'm almost there, you know?

999
01:19:37,723 --> 01:19:43,343
So the second, I think thing that's one of these things is observably the moon and the

1000
01:19:43,343 --> 01:19:44,263
sun are the same size.

1001
01:19:44,263 --> 01:19:52,403
that's just using your own eyes if you look at them they're the same size and the scientific

1002
01:19:52,403 --> 01:20:01,303
explanation is it is this incredible coincidence that the moon is 400 times smaller than the sun

1003
01:20:01,303 --> 01:20:07,363
and it happens to also be 400 times closer and that's what creates this effect exactly

1004
01:20:07,363 --> 01:20:18,343
Exactly. And so, wow, that's just a really wild coincidence. And you just put that together with

1005
01:20:18,343 --> 01:20:23,463
the thing about the tidal locking. So you just happen to have these two. They're just weird.

1006
01:20:23,943 --> 01:20:28,023
It's like the Tartaria thing where there's multiple things about this. You know, you're

1007
01:20:28,023 --> 01:20:33,623
having to stretch your imagination a little bit to accept the accepted narrative that the moon is

1008
01:20:33,623 --> 01:20:40,823
some kind of it's a piece of the earth that broke off after a meteor and was spun into a sphere by the power of earth's gravity.

1009
01:20:41,383 --> 01:20:42,903
It's a solid rock.

1010
01:20:43,483 --> 01:20:45,383
It's has no atmosphere.

1011
01:20:46,763 --> 01:20:57,089
You know spinning the exact right speed to just you only ever see one face of it no matter where on the earth you are That crazy For thousands of years Yeah

1012
01:20:57,669 --> 01:20:58,269
Yeah.

1013
01:20:58,649 --> 01:21:01,589
And this gets into your experiment.

1014
01:21:01,929 --> 01:21:15,169
I think the third thing that is observable and doesn't really make sense to me, and this is just what it appears to me, is that the moon creates its own light.

1015
01:21:15,489 --> 01:21:16,809
The moon is a luminary.

1016
01:21:17,049 --> 01:21:22,709
And what we're told is that the moon rock is reflecting the sun's light.

1017
01:21:22,709 --> 01:21:25,229
And that's why it's lit up.

1018
01:21:25,829 --> 01:21:31,569
But it really does look like to me that it's emitting its own light.

1019
01:21:32,089 --> 01:21:40,549
And there's a few things about that moon bouncing the sun's light that I find difficult to accept.

1020
01:21:41,209 --> 01:21:44,329
And one is this really easy to replicate test.

1021
01:21:44,469 --> 01:21:46,889
You can do it in your garage with a basketball and a flashlight.

1022
01:21:47,049 --> 01:21:56,909
It's like when you illuminate a ball with an external light source, the light is going to be uneven across the surface of that ball.

1023
01:21:57,289 --> 01:22:01,309
And it will be brightest at the part that's closest, and it will be darker on the edges.

1024
01:22:01,869 --> 01:22:04,969
And a full moon is fully illuminated.

1025
01:22:05,449 --> 01:22:08,769
Like it looks like the light is consistent across.

1026
01:22:08,849 --> 01:22:11,529
Everyone has seen a really brilliant full moon.

1027
01:22:12,089 --> 01:22:13,669
And it's really bright.

1028
01:22:13,669 --> 01:22:18,589
You know, like when I was, uh, I was like 20 years ago, I was backpacking through Egypt

1029
01:22:18,589 --> 01:22:22,169
and I got to go on this trip, trek through the Sahara desert.

1030
01:22:22,909 --> 01:22:26,489
And there's a part of the Sahara desert that's all white limestone.

1031
01:22:27,029 --> 01:22:31,789
And we were there for a full moon and the moonlight was so bright.

1032
01:22:31,909 --> 01:22:33,049
It was like daylight.

1033
01:22:33,349 --> 01:22:40,969
You could read a book with, uh, from the light of the moon and they can actually measure light

1034
01:22:40,969 --> 01:22:41,909
is measurable, right?

1035
01:22:41,909 --> 01:22:48,849
lumens as a light measurement. And so remember that this thing is meant to be like 200,000 plus

1036
01:22:48,849 --> 01:22:55,729
miles away. I think it's like 240,000, I think the official. Yeah. And so for this thing to be

1037
01:22:55,729 --> 01:23:03,289
able to kick off enough light that you could read a book from it. It's just, these are just things

1038
01:23:03,289 --> 01:23:09,309
that are, I think, difficult to kind of accept. So, and then let's talk about this because I had

1039
01:23:09,309 --> 01:23:14,709
seen this elsewhere and i love this when people replicate experience experiments because now i can

1040
01:23:14,709 --> 01:23:20,089
actually tell people personally that i know somebody who did this themselves and the the

1041
01:23:20,089 --> 01:23:29,609
i had seen this and done and the claim was that moonlight is actually cold and that things that

1042
01:23:29,609 --> 01:23:36,729
are sitting in direct moonlight at night will be cooler than things that are in the shade and not

1043
01:23:36,729 --> 01:23:41,929
being hit by the direct light of the moon. And you went out and tried this.

1044
01:23:42,589 --> 01:23:47,369
I did. Yeah. So I'll give a little bit of a background here for just how I even got into that.

1045
01:23:47,369 --> 01:23:55,309
And so many other interesting things that I get pulled into, I just saw a bunch of weirdos on

1046
01:23:55,309 --> 01:24:01,649
Rumble and do these super fringe video platforms where you can't get banned or just doing this

1047
01:24:01,649 --> 01:24:09,349
experiment and just getting a infrared thermometer and bringing two different objects out into the

1048
01:24:09,349 --> 01:24:14,549
night during a full moon and just noticing that when you measure the one that's in the moonlight

1049
01:24:14,549 --> 01:24:19,409
and one that's in the shade it could even be the same surface like and then we can go into the

1050
01:24:19,409 --> 01:24:22,849
different rebuttal points people have thrown at me the last few days since i posted it

1051
01:24:22,849 --> 01:24:30,829
they'll say oh the the source of the shade is blocking the escape of heat from the earth or

1052
01:24:30,829 --> 01:24:36,009
something this is this is i can go on nostril right now and find these things they're saying

1053
01:24:36,009 --> 01:24:42,789
oh yeah you're you're the shade source is creating something but i specifically used a tree that was

1054
01:24:42,789 --> 01:24:47,369
30 feet away so that's definitely not a chance let me let me start over there i'll give people

1055
01:24:47,369 --> 01:24:54,449
the full rundown here so i went out to test this myself this theory that moonlight is colder than

1056
01:24:54,449 --> 01:25:00,709
uh shade during a full moon i got these two metal plates i walked up the hill where i was back home

1057
01:25:00,709 --> 01:25:07,829
my house and luckily there was a beautiful clear sky during a full moon, which this is a whole

1058
01:25:07,829 --> 01:25:15,249
different tangent, but I've noticed from an observation that there's might be more heavily

1059
01:25:15,249 --> 01:25:21,529
spraying skies around full moon. That's maybe a reason. I don't know. There might be some

1060
01:25:21,529 --> 01:25:25,789
interesting energy going on during that time that certain people don't want people to be absorbing.

1061
01:25:25,789 --> 01:25:33,289
but anyways beautiful clear night sky put put two of them on the road so one of them was

1062
01:25:33,289 --> 01:25:39,389
completely in the shade one was in the moonlight measured them both then i switched places and so

1063
01:25:39,389 --> 01:25:43,869
they were like i was switching them around i put them on different ground surfaces i moved them all

1064
01:25:43,869 --> 01:25:49,809
over the place i did six different tests and every single time the one that was in the moonlight was

1065
01:25:49,809 --> 01:25:55,549
a little bit colder and i let me pull up my blog post again to remember the actual difference

1066
01:25:55,549 --> 01:26:08,409
I will say this. It was a pretty small difference. The ones that I watched on those video pages were showing bigger differences, a five-plus degrees difference.

1067
01:26:08,989 --> 01:26:14,009
For me, it was usually one or two degrees. And so it was a very small difference.

1068
01:26:14,009 --> 01:26:19,109
And this is the reason why I want people to go out and try this for themselves and really test it out themselves.

1069
01:26:19,369 --> 01:26:26,989
Because my theory is that the videos I watched were more, they're warmer climates that people are doing it in.

1070
01:26:27,769 --> 01:26:28,869
And yeah, so I just pulled it up.

1071
01:26:28,989 --> 01:26:34,589
So from my six different tests that I did, the average difference, and this was over the course of a couple hours, I think.

1072
01:26:36,029 --> 01:26:38,649
The average difference was 1.15 Fahrenheit.

1073
01:26:39,129 --> 01:26:40,389
So it's not a huge difference.

1074
01:26:40,389 --> 01:26:48,109
and people were saying oh that is within the the realm of error of the device it is certainly

1075
01:26:48,109 --> 01:26:55,209
possible but yet every single test i did it was showing that it was colder in the moonlight so

1076
01:26:55,209 --> 01:27:00,449
i think that that's significant the fact that it was the same overall result every time

1077
01:27:00,449 --> 01:27:05,209
and i want people to go try themselves and see what happens figure out when the full moon is and

1078
01:27:05,209 --> 01:27:10,229
go out there and just bring a little infrared thermometer be a be the weirdo in your neighborhood

1079
01:27:10,229 --> 01:27:18,749
I was just waiting for someone to walk out of their house and just see me just measuring these weights on the streets in like midnight, middle of the night with the moon out.

1080
01:27:19,329 --> 01:27:29,769
But to me, that was a great, a really fun little don't trust verify experiment where I got the result that these weirdos on the Internet were talking about.

1081
01:27:29,889 --> 01:27:32,809
It certainly gets the questions rolling.

1082
01:27:32,969 --> 01:27:35,029
And I think that's important for everyone to do.

1083
01:27:35,149 --> 01:27:38,509
And I found it fascinating and it just makes me want to ask more questions.

1084
01:27:38,509 --> 01:27:45,489
yeah you know and it's like there has been we have all like ancient lore about moonlight right

1085
01:27:45,489 --> 01:27:53,209
like werewolves and this term lunatics right it's like we understand that the full moon makes people

1086
01:27:53,209 --> 01:28:00,249
crazy and you know the moon is actually backed by stats right isn't it yeah crime rates are higher

1087
01:28:00,249 --> 01:28:05,389
during a full moon by a lot yeah that's crazy i mean and like truly so the moon does have a

1088
01:28:05,389 --> 01:28:14,409
relationship with the tides and water and people are mostly made of water so it makes sense that

1089
01:28:14,409 --> 01:28:20,789
there's something something happening like at a physiological level which again makes me wonder

1090
01:28:20,789 --> 01:28:29,989
about what could be the reason for obscuring uh a broader understanding of what it is or how it works

1091
01:28:29,989 --> 01:28:36,369
why the nikon p1000 was discontinued mysteriously yeah you learn about that one

1092
01:28:36,369 --> 01:28:43,209
hey everyone so i saw this post circulating and it piqued my interest if you've been following for

1093
01:28:43,209 --> 01:28:47,489
a while you know that i have a highlight dedicated to all things not a space agency

1094
01:28:47,489 --> 01:28:53,329
nasa apparently signs this space agreement with nikon you know the people that manufacture

1095
01:28:53,329 --> 01:28:57,689
cameras and lenses they've been around for a really long time this agreement was signed

1096
01:28:57,689 --> 01:29:04,629
February 29th of this year. And what's really interesting is that the very next day, Nikon

1097
01:29:04,629 --> 01:29:15,209
discontinues their P1000 Coolpix model, which was the only mega zoom camera in the market.

1098
01:29:15,669 --> 01:29:19,189
Their reasoning for the agreement that they signed is that they're going to outline how they will

1099
01:29:19,189 --> 01:29:25,069
work together to develop a handheld camera that can operate in harsh lunar environments with this

1100
01:29:25,069 --> 01:29:30,509
Artemis 3 thing that they're working on. It's like that's their excuse. So naturally I and probably

1101
01:29:30,509 --> 01:29:37,089
many of you want to look into this a little bit more because one day later this was taken off

1102
01:29:37,089 --> 01:29:44,469
after a agreement was signed with NASA. So what was this camera capable of seeing? There's tons

1103
01:29:44,469 --> 01:29:49,449
of videos on YouTube and the creators aren't actually saying what you know they're thinking,

1104
01:29:49,449 --> 01:29:59,369
but many of them were able to get pretty decent quality images and video of the moon.

1105
01:29:59,969 --> 01:30:06,769
People were able to now notice many discrepancies in the distances that we've been told,

1106
01:30:06,929 --> 01:30:11,349
because you can see past the human eyes vanishing point.

1107
01:30:11,349 --> 01:30:21,829
it suddenly became about perspective, distance, and just vanishing points at work. So oftentimes

1108
01:30:21,829 --> 01:30:28,729
there was no curve to even go over in many of these videos captured.

1109
01:30:30,649 --> 01:30:35,149
I mean, of course, you get to make your own informed decision on stuff like this.

1110
01:30:35,149 --> 01:30:45,409
The P1000 was also able to zoom into celestial objects, I mean stars, and reveal the true nature of them.

1111
01:30:47,269 --> 01:30:56,009
Sony makes a cyber shot. Panasonic has a camera with a crazy zoom as well, but the most that those cameras can get to is 70 times.

1112
01:30:56,009 --> 01:31:02,029
And what was significant about the Nikon P1000 is it got to 125 times.

1113
01:31:02,029 --> 01:31:10,449
and you know novices could use this and take video and keep the video going and just stream it and let

1114
01:31:10,449 --> 01:31:15,789
people just use their eyes and come up with their own conclusions. I mean there are videos where

1115
01:31:15,789 --> 01:31:22,009
people couldn't find something that they should have been able to see up there like flags and

1116
01:31:22,009 --> 01:31:26,749
stuff. Maybe people would be more inclined to believe what this space agency put out there if

1117
01:31:26,749 --> 01:31:30,509
they didn't openly admit that they use Photoshop.

1118
01:31:31,009 --> 01:31:34,729
That Robert Simmon guy, this is what his role is.

1119
01:31:34,909 --> 01:31:37,789
To make imagery from Earth sciences data.

1120
01:31:38,449 --> 01:31:40,089
I turn data into pictures.

1121
01:31:40,849 --> 01:31:45,869
That is what you are seeing whenever they post images of space.

1122
01:31:47,749 --> 01:31:48,789
Photoshopped pictures.

1123
01:31:50,209 --> 01:31:53,989
Even their P900 was able to get this image of the sun

1124
01:31:53,989 --> 01:31:57,429
versus the image that we were told the sun looks like,

1125
01:31:57,529 --> 01:32:00,309
but it's CGI provided by the space agency

1126
01:32:00,309 --> 01:32:05,349
that we give billions of dollars to every year.

1127
01:32:05,669 --> 01:32:08,189
My whole thing is why alter the image to begin with?

1128
01:32:08,549 --> 01:32:11,009
Don't you have the most insane technology

1129
01:32:11,009 --> 01:32:13,829
and high-tech telescope zoom cameras?

1130
01:32:13,829 --> 01:32:15,589
Why can't you just snap it

1131
01:32:15,589 --> 01:32:18,149
and then show people what you captured?

1132
01:32:18,769 --> 01:32:20,489
Why all the CGI?

1133
01:32:21,089 --> 01:32:22,309
Okay, I take that back.

1134
01:32:22,309 --> 01:32:25,169
Even though technology has always been just a little bit

1135
01:32:25,195 --> 01:32:34,975
questionable to me. So what are your thoughts on this? Coincidence? Anyway, I've got a camera

1136
01:32:34,975 --> 01:32:38,455
to purchase. You guys believe what you want. Bye.

1137
01:32:55,195 --> 01:32:58,695
Moses went walking with the staff of wood.

1138
01:33:02,695 --> 01:33:06,795
Newton got me mighty apple wood.

1139
01:33:10,795 --> 01:33:14,895
Egypt was troubled by the horrible ass.

1140
01:33:18,895 --> 01:33:22,695
Mr. Charles Darwin had been calling out.

1141
01:33:25,195 --> 01:33:30,175
Now Andy, did you hear about this one?

1142
01:33:31,355 --> 01:33:33,875
Tell me, are you locked in the pond?

1143
01:33:35,395 --> 01:33:38,095
Andy, are you goofing on elders?

1144
01:33:38,095 --> 01:33:41,955
Hey, baby, are you having fun?

1145
01:33:43,495 --> 01:33:47,995
If you believe they put a man on the moon

1146
01:33:47,995 --> 01:33:50,315
Man on the moon

1147
01:33:50,315 --> 01:33:58,155
If you believe there's nothing up there to sleep, nothing in store.

1148
01:33:59,715 --> 01:34:10,155
If it's actually 240,000 miles away, then how could people zoom in in incredible detail with the camera that you could buy at Walmart?

1149
01:34:11,555 --> 01:34:14,475
That's a tough one. That's a really tough one to explain.

1150
01:34:14,475 --> 01:34:16,895
When it's much smaller than Earth, too.

1151
01:34:16,895 --> 01:34:27,195
Yeah. And we can I want to quickly mention the sun, too, because this is the official narrative for the sun is that it's 93 million miles away.

1152
01:34:27,735 --> 01:34:35,935
However, there are people with this camera, Nikon P1000, which is just a really powerful zoom camera and a proper filter set up.

1153
01:34:36,175 --> 01:34:42,435
They're literally zooming in and you can see little speckles of detail on it. You can see in perfect detail.

1154
01:34:42,435 --> 01:34:46,775
All right. Here comes your Nikon P1000 sun test.

1155
01:34:46,895 --> 01:34:53,415
let's see what we can see at 93 million miles away man y'all check out this raw power dude this

1156
01:34:53,415 --> 01:35:00,515
thing is strong you know what's weird 93 million miles away huh this camera man this camera don't

1157
01:35:00,515 --> 01:35:05,335
play them look at those sunspots now i'm gonna keep a real close eye on these sunspots because

1158
01:35:05,335 --> 01:35:12,375
you know the sun's supposed to be rotating as they say i believe am i right and those sunspots

1159
01:35:12,375 --> 01:35:17,435
are always in the same spot allegedly is what i've been told so we're gonna look into it more

1160
01:35:17,435 --> 01:35:22,375
and see what's going on with that see i can zoom all the way in on the sunspots but as you can see

1161
01:35:22,375 --> 01:35:29,675
to get a little bit you know blurry 93 million miles away that doesn't make sense you can't see

1162
01:35:29,675 --> 01:35:34,915
that far away think about how far that is people yeah this is true of the moon my own life i've

1163
01:35:34,915 --> 01:35:41,795
seen different times where it certainly appears that there are clouds behind the moon like the

1164
01:35:41,795 --> 01:35:49,315
moon is among the clouds and uh i think everybody's seen if you really think about it this was a huge

1165
01:35:49,315 --> 01:35:53,895
one for me actually because this is one that i can't remember where i heard it mentioned or

1166
01:35:53,895 --> 01:36:00,935
if i just spontaneously figured this out by myself but i think most people can visualize this so

1167
01:36:00,935 --> 01:36:07,075
think back to the time dear listeners the last time there was a cloudy evening during a full moon

1168
01:36:07,075 --> 01:36:14,595
and you look up in the sky and you see the moon up there and it's shining through the clouds and

1169
01:36:14,595 --> 01:36:20,115
you see that ring of light around the moon which is i don't know maybe 10 times the diameter of the

1170
01:36:20,115 --> 01:36:27,475
moon outward or something and outside of that is is dark so that should get you thinking we know

1171
01:36:27,475 --> 01:36:33,135
that the clouds are i don't know maximum of one to three miles high not sure what the highest

1172
01:36:33,135 --> 01:36:38,355
clouds are they're not much further than that if the moon is a quarter million miles away

1173
01:36:38,355 --> 01:36:45,895
it would not be illuminating this very small ring that light has a lot of space to come and spread

1174
01:36:45,895 --> 01:36:51,715
out it would it would illuminate all the clouds evenly yeah that got me thinking that's weird

1175
01:36:51,715 --> 01:36:56,335
that tells me that the moon is actually really much closer to us than we're told does it not

1176
01:37:03,135 --> 01:37:07,935
Good evening, everyone.

1177
01:37:08,315 --> 01:37:14,295
What I'm going to be showing you this evening is the moon through a thermal filter.

1178
01:37:14,295 --> 01:37:19,795
Now, through a thermal filter, whatever is in front of the light will be green.

1179
01:37:20,295 --> 01:37:24,235
Whatever is behind the light will be like a pinkish-reddish color.

1180
01:37:24,715 --> 01:37:31,395
And the light itself will have a pinkish-reddish color around it because that's the light source.

1181
01:37:31,395 --> 01:37:33,675
and that's just the way the ThermoVision works.

1182
01:37:34,375 --> 01:37:38,135
If you guys don't understand thermal, then you're probably not going to understand the video.

1183
01:37:38,335 --> 01:37:40,295
But anyways, check this out.

1184
01:38:01,395 --> 01:38:31,375
Thank you.

1185
01:38:31,395 --> 01:39:01,375
Thank you.

1186
01:39:01,395 --> 01:39:31,375
Thank you.

1187
01:39:31,395 --> 01:40:01,375
I'm sorry, I'm sorry.

1188
01:40:01,395 --> 01:40:24,015
The moon is closer than what they tell us.

1189
01:40:24,495 --> 01:40:25,355
Check this out.

1190
01:40:25,795 --> 01:40:28,815
Look at the clouds right underneath the moon.

1191
01:40:28,955 --> 01:40:30,195
See how they're all lit up?

1192
01:40:30,195 --> 01:40:33,335
But look over here at these clouds. Look over here at these clouds. They're dark.

1193
01:40:34,395 --> 01:40:41,415
If the moon were way out in outer space like they tell us, well, it would light up all these clouds all around.

1194
01:40:42,155 --> 01:40:44,555
All around. But it doesn't do that.

1195
01:40:44,775 --> 01:40:47,835
And you know that with your common sense and your eye.

1196
01:40:49,415 --> 01:40:54,855
You see that it only lights up the clouds that are right underneath it, just like this flashlight.

1197
01:40:55,135 --> 01:40:55,815
Check this out.

1198
01:40:55,815 --> 01:41:02,275
When I hold the flashlight up high away from the floor, guess what?

1199
01:41:03,535 --> 01:41:10,095
Well, it lights up the whole floor just like the moon should do to all the clouds if it were in outer space.

1200
01:41:10,895 --> 01:41:15,335
But watch what happens when I move the light source close to the floor.

1201
01:41:18,195 --> 01:41:24,015
It only lights up the area of the floor right underneath it, just like you've seen with the clouds and the moon.

1202
01:41:24,015 --> 01:41:29,615
they are lying to you people that moon is close very close

1203
01:41:29,615 --> 01:41:37,535
now you can come up with all that nasa bullcrap education and indoctrination all you want to

1204
01:41:37,535 --> 01:41:44,255
but i just showed you with your own eyes you have inner wisdom you have common sense use it

1205
01:41:44,255 --> 01:41:49,955
i mean these are really weird things that are hard to explain and i think another one that's

1206
01:41:49,955 --> 01:41:57,975
like this is if the moon's a rock that's 240,000 miles away, why does it change color? Like I,

1207
01:41:58,115 --> 01:42:02,375
you know, this has happened only for me a few times in life, but I've seen it be bright red.

1208
01:42:02,375 --> 01:42:07,035
And I've never really noticed the sun's color changing in that way. If it's the sun's light

1209
01:42:07,035 --> 01:42:12,135
that's lighting up the moon, then that's just a very, I would love to, you know, hit me up with

1210
01:42:12,135 --> 01:42:18,655
the explanation of how that works. So a lunar eclipse is apparently caused by

1211
01:42:18,655 --> 01:42:23,975
the earth moving in between the sun and the moon.

1212
01:42:25,015 --> 01:42:28,395
And the earth casting its shadow on the moon

1213
01:42:28,395 --> 01:42:31,455
causes the moon to then turn red.

1214
01:42:33,415 --> 01:42:35,995
Can someone please explain to me

1215
01:42:35,995 --> 01:42:38,915
how this makes any sense whatsoever?

1216
01:42:39,575 --> 01:42:42,495
If the sun is able to shine its light on the moon,

1217
01:42:42,495 --> 01:42:46,515
but not shine its light on anything else in the sky,

1218
01:42:46,515 --> 01:42:50,035
or anything else on Earth.

1219
01:42:51,175 --> 01:42:54,975
In the middle of the night, we can see a blood moon,

1220
01:42:55,775 --> 01:43:00,615
but we don't see any sunlight reaching the moon.

1221
01:43:02,375 --> 01:43:08,375
So a lunar eclipse doesn't even make any sense in the mainstream terms.

1222
01:43:09,555 --> 01:43:13,855
And what doesn't even make any sense at all is,

1223
01:43:13,855 --> 01:43:21,775
Can you please tell me how this, this model of our solar system, is causing this?

1224
01:43:22,835 --> 01:43:31,435
A perfect 15 degree per hour rotation of the ether overhead.

1225
01:43:33,355 --> 01:43:37,175
Moving in five, six, seven different directions at once.

1226
01:43:37,835 --> 01:43:38,875
But we get this.

1227
01:43:39,695 --> 01:43:42,075
I just have a hard time with this stuff in general.

1228
01:43:42,075 --> 01:43:51,615
And there are oral traditions of people all over the world that talk of a time before the moon, which is also a really interesting thing.

1229
01:43:52,135 --> 01:44:01,901
And yeah how long has it been there is a is an interesting thing to wonder about

1230
01:44:03,741 --> 01:44:07,201
So what do you think the moon actually is then?

1231
01:44:07,761 --> 01:44:14,201
If we're getting, we're suspicious, I'm suspicious about it being a rock that you can even land on.

1232
01:44:14,421 --> 01:44:16,221
I don't think that it's a rock anymore.

1233
01:44:16,521 --> 01:44:21,621
I, I am very convinced now from my own experiment and just lots of research.

1234
01:44:21,621 --> 01:44:28,741
And like you said, just looking at this thing, how bright it is and how the phases of the moon actually change.

1235
01:44:29,821 --> 01:44:32,281
I'm fully convinced it's not reflecting sunlight.

1236
01:44:32,361 --> 01:44:33,381
It's making its own light.

1237
01:44:33,901 --> 01:44:36,081
So what the heck is this thing?

1238
01:44:36,241 --> 01:44:37,261
What's it made of?

1239
01:44:37,821 --> 01:44:38,641
What's the deal?

1240
01:44:39,461 --> 01:44:40,281
Good question.

1241
01:44:40,801 --> 01:44:45,341
I will say for anyone who's like, I don't believe that it's an alien space station.

1242
01:44:45,601 --> 01:44:46,941
I don't think it's a hollow.

1243
01:44:47,721 --> 01:44:50,221
There's some really out there ideas.

1244
01:44:50,221 --> 01:44:55,441
I've seen a video of one of the, he did that episode with Bull about remote viewing.

1245
01:44:55,641 --> 01:45:00,961
And there was like a remote viewer from the CIA who said he viewed the dark side of the moon.

1246
01:45:00,961 --> 01:45:04,721
And there was like space bears and naked women on it.

1247
01:45:04,941 --> 01:45:06,101
I don't think it's that.

1248
01:45:08,061 --> 01:45:13,301
One theory that I think is really interesting is the idea that the moon is made of plasma.

1249
01:45:13,921 --> 01:45:15,741
This plasma moon theory.

1250
01:45:15,741 --> 01:45:19,241
And so plasma is kind of like the fourth state of matter.

1251
01:45:19,241 --> 01:45:27,801
and is this uh and something in a plasma state is like a collection of charged particles that

1252
01:45:27,801 --> 01:45:34,761
exhibit a behavior it creates a structure in a way that's just different than if you think about

1253
01:45:34,761 --> 01:45:45,101
like water ice and vapor and so this plasma idea could explain some of the more quirky things about

1254
01:45:45,101 --> 01:45:50,301
that we're talking about right and so one of them is the daylight transparency of the moon so

1255
01:45:50,301 --> 01:45:56,681
partial moons we forgot to mention that the fact that there are many cases recorded of people seeing

1256
01:45:56,681 --> 01:46:05,921
stars through the moon hi blue fox here on september 27th 2015 i took pictures of the eclipse

1257
01:46:05,921 --> 01:46:13,781
of the moon i set up my five inch telescope using a 17 millimeter eyepiece and took these snapshots

1258
01:46:13,781 --> 01:46:20,881
You will notice in the pictures, stars show through the dark portions of the moon.

1259
01:46:22,881 --> 01:46:29,981
And as I go through them, I'll blow them up a little larger so you can see these stars.

1260
01:46:31,361 --> 01:46:34,981
I'll point to one, there's a blue star here, a white star.

1261
01:46:37,441 --> 01:46:39,821
There's another star right here.

1262
01:46:39,821 --> 01:46:42,781
That shows up quite good.

1263
01:46:43,781 --> 01:46:48,781
And that's that picture.

1264
01:46:48,781 --> 01:46:50,781
Move on to the next one.

1265
01:46:50,781 --> 01:46:53,781
You can actually see the stars here.

1266
01:46:53,781 --> 01:47:00,781
We'll zoom in and we'll see a red star with a white star right in here.

1267
01:47:00,781 --> 01:47:07,781
And then there's three stars, a white star, a blue star, and another blue star.

1268
01:47:07,781 --> 01:47:12,781
This is why I want to get a really good telescope and just live in this place where I'm going to be.

1269
01:47:12,781 --> 01:47:16,341
live in this place in the mountains where I can just stare at the moon every night and figure this

1270
01:47:16,341 --> 01:47:21,761
shit out. Yeah. You know, and this is another thing. It's just, I think, you know, does it make

1271
01:47:21,761 --> 01:47:26,861
sense that if the earth, to your point about the clouds, like if the moon is outside of the

1272
01:47:26,861 --> 01:47:36,541
atmosphere and way farther away, then why would, why would it be able to be transparent in the color

1273
01:47:36,541 --> 01:47:40,181
that should be in front of it?

1274
01:47:40,421 --> 01:47:42,421
Why would the invisible part of the moon

1275
01:47:42,421 --> 01:47:43,501
be the color of the sky?

1276
01:47:45,341 --> 01:47:47,501
So that's the plasma moon theory.

1277
01:47:47,861 --> 01:47:49,381
And I'm not an expert on it,

1278
01:47:49,401 --> 01:47:50,981
but it has a way to tackle that

1279
01:47:50,981 --> 01:47:54,401
and also could be a way to explain

1280
01:47:54,401 --> 01:47:58,041
why it changes in brightness and in color.

1281
01:47:58,301 --> 01:47:59,901
There's a scientist in the,

1282
01:48:00,721 --> 01:48:02,681
I'm gonna say in the 50s who had this idea.

1283
01:48:02,681 --> 01:48:04,321
And there are a lot of clips about this,

1284
01:48:04,321 --> 01:48:06,661
him talking about the idea that moon is plasma.

1285
01:48:07,101 --> 01:48:09,021
Now one thing, you have a theory about the moon,

1286
01:48:09,341 --> 01:48:14,221
and we expect to be able to get observable facts about the moon fairly soon.

1287
01:48:14,761 --> 01:48:15,981
What is your theory?

1288
01:48:16,821 --> 01:48:19,841
Well, it is by now rather more than a theory.

1289
01:48:20,721 --> 01:48:24,261
Ten or eleven years ago, I stated to various scientists

1290
01:48:24,261 --> 01:48:26,741
that the moon is not a piece of rock,

1291
01:48:27,381 --> 01:48:31,681
but it is a plasma, a plasma phenomenon, cosmic plasma.

1292
01:48:31,681 --> 01:48:37,041
and that this fact will eventually be confirmed.

1293
01:48:37,221 --> 01:48:40,321
I made certain predictions which were already confirmed in 1958

1294
01:48:40,321 --> 01:48:44,401
and the situation now is coming close to a complete confirmation.

1295
01:48:45,261 --> 01:48:48,501
What will be the result if you are proved to be correct in your theories?

1296
01:48:48,501 --> 01:48:51,461
The result will be profound and decisive

1297
01:48:51,461 --> 01:48:58,281
because it will give proof that a complete reinvestigation of the laws of nature is necessary

1298
01:48:58,281 --> 01:49:01,401
because if the moon is a plasma, no man will ever land on it.

1299
01:49:01,401 --> 01:49:03,401
the soft landing attempts will all fail.

1300
01:49:03,401 --> 01:49:09,401
That means that the mass of the Moon is less, far less, than as currently assumed.

1301
01:49:09,401 --> 01:49:14,401
It's in a different state of energy and it has far less mass.

1302
01:49:14,401 --> 01:49:16,401
That means there is no more explanation for the tides.

1303
01:49:16,401 --> 01:49:19,401
If the Moon, for example, had only a thousandth part of its current mass,

1304
01:49:19,401 --> 01:49:25,401
then the tides would only be two inches high under conventional theories instead of sometimes caught in feet.

1305
01:49:25,401 --> 01:49:28,401
And that means that if it is proved that the Moon is a plasma,

1306
01:49:28,401 --> 01:49:34,341
If the moon is a plasma, then all gravitational theories are out, and the new concept of the

1307
01:49:34,341 --> 01:49:36,261
cosmos and of its laws has to be evolved.

1308
01:49:37,321 --> 01:49:39,841
The Americans and Russians are thinking of landing men on it.

1309
01:49:40,121 --> 01:49:41,221
Well, that will never happen.

1310
01:49:41,461 --> 01:49:42,121
Not on the moon.

1311
01:49:42,441 --> 01:49:47,841
In this model, the moon is probably more like what the sun is.

1312
01:49:47,841 --> 01:49:52,381
And this is suggesting that the sun is not a star in the way that we've, I've also been

1313
01:49:52,381 --> 01:49:57,321
told, a giant thermonuclear reactor with a core, all this stuff, right?

1314
01:49:57,321 --> 01:50:02,841
it's like fireballs and flames shooting all over the place like this eye of sauron in the sky

1315
01:50:02,841 --> 01:50:08,141
yeah yeah which which again i mentioned earlier people have literally looked at it with their

1316
01:50:08,141 --> 01:50:13,201
camera with filters and seeing that there's none of that it's a perfect beautiful sphere with a

1317
01:50:13,201 --> 01:50:18,881
couple little specks on it it's just chilling there yeah fireballs and flames flying off of it

1318
01:50:18,881 --> 01:50:25,381
yeah so it makes sense to me that the moon is not not physically solid we can't land on it and that

1319
01:50:25,381 --> 01:50:33,221
is actually probably what i think is the reason for the moon landing conspiracy is to convince

1320
01:50:33,221 --> 01:50:42,061
people that it is a physical object out in out in space and because that all that perpetuates

1321
01:50:42,061 --> 01:50:49,581
all kinds of other sort of like mind prison constructs like the idea of you know space travel

1322
01:50:49,581 --> 01:50:51,301
and all these other things.

1323
01:50:52,481 --> 01:50:57,461
And yeah, so it's the same thing.

1324
01:50:57,581 --> 01:50:59,981
Like people who are viewing stars with the P900

1325
01:50:59,981 --> 01:51:01,161
are saying the same thing.

1326
01:51:01,321 --> 01:51:02,461
Like a star doesn't look,

1327
01:51:02,981 --> 01:51:06,441
the stars just kind of look like little glowing frequency.

1328
01:51:06,801 --> 01:51:09,621
They look like little waves of energy.

1329
01:51:10,001 --> 01:51:12,481
Like, and people are able to get like really good looks

1330
01:51:12,481 --> 01:51:13,861
at a lot of these and the planets.

1331
01:51:14,341 --> 01:51:16,181
This is also true of the planets, right?

1332
01:51:16,181 --> 01:51:20,401
And then, yeah, it's fascinating.

1333
01:51:20,621 --> 01:51:22,221
I'd love to get my hands on one of these cameras.

1334
01:51:22,321 --> 01:51:24,441
We should get ourselves a P900, Ben, and hang out.

1335
01:51:27,901 --> 01:51:28,261
Absolutely.

1336
01:51:28,541 --> 01:51:29,041
I love that.

1337
01:51:29,121 --> 01:51:29,461
I'm looking.

1338
01:51:30,241 --> 01:51:33,061
I just pulled up my Nostra real quick here, my advanced search.

1339
01:51:33,141 --> 01:51:33,681
Okay, here we go.

1340
01:51:34,521 --> 01:51:39,161
I'm going to pull up what we actually see in the stars versus what we're told.

1341
01:51:39,381 --> 01:51:39,581
Let me.

1342
01:51:42,741 --> 01:51:43,581
Here it is.

1343
01:51:43,581 --> 01:51:52,601
so this is what people even with your naked eye people have seen how stars just appear like these

1344
01:51:52,601 --> 01:52:02,261
weird pulsating lights that literally change colors so we're told that oh that's just atmospheric

1345
01:52:02,261 --> 01:52:07,661
distortion or something weird like that we're again just this explanation we're giving we just

1346
01:52:07,661 --> 01:52:13,281
run without our whole lives how there's you're not actually seeing what you're seeing because of

1347
01:52:13,281 --> 01:52:21,921
x reason and to me this this is definitely worth thinking about they're they're changing all these

1348
01:52:21,921 --> 01:52:29,941
weird colors what the deal what's what's the deal with this scott what you're guessing as good as

1349
01:52:29,941 --> 01:52:39,981
i don't know so according to all of the international space agencies around the world

1350
01:52:40,861 --> 01:52:42,861
This is what Sirius looks like.

1351
01:52:44,061 --> 01:52:45,681
Just some animated picture.

1352
01:52:46,901 --> 01:52:50,241
And this is what Sirius actually looks like.

1353
01:52:51,061 --> 01:52:53,801
That's a pretty big difference, in my opinion.

1354
01:52:54,521 --> 01:52:59,781
In fact, such a big difference that we could be being lied to.

1355
01:53:00,301 --> 01:53:03,641
Because this is what NASA says Venus looks like.

1356
01:53:04,281 --> 01:53:07,001
This is what Venus actually looks like.

1357
01:53:07,001 --> 01:53:10,241
So, is Venus even a planet?

1358
01:53:10,761 --> 01:53:14,081
We've all seen the space documentaries of the giant

1359
01:53:14,081 --> 01:53:18,721
combusting balls of gas and fire in the empty void of outer space

1360
01:53:18,721 --> 01:53:24,401
But have any of you actually ever seen a real star up close?

1361
01:53:24,961 --> 01:53:28,281
It makes you wonder why a lot of telescopes have been manipulated

1362
01:53:28,281 --> 01:53:29,701
throughout the years

1363
01:53:29,701 --> 01:53:32,501
to show you an image that's not actually there

1364
01:53:32,501 --> 01:53:40,281
because if you take a high-powered camera such as the P900 or the P1000 by Nikon,

1365
01:53:40,941 --> 01:53:45,181
you will see that these stars are not what we've been told.

1366
01:53:45,981 --> 01:53:48,941
It looks a lot more like light and sound resonance.

1367
01:53:49,761 --> 01:53:55,601
Do me a favor and Google Cymatics on either YouTube or any platform

1368
01:53:55,601 --> 01:54:01,741
and you'll quickly see that the stars literally look like light

1369
01:54:01,741 --> 01:54:09,081
energy oscillating in some sort of liquid substance above. Scientists managed to create

1370
01:54:09,081 --> 01:54:16,261
a star in a jar by putting water in an empty vacuum and then passing a sound wave through

1371
01:54:16,261 --> 01:54:20,781
the water. This causes the water to expand in the middle, creating an air bubble, and

1372
01:54:20,781 --> 01:54:26,601
then the water collapses upon itself. And the intensity of this collapse is so powerful

1373
01:54:26,601 --> 01:54:31,061
that it generates heat and light, creating an artificial star.

1374
01:54:32,361 --> 01:54:38,801
Now Nikola Tesla told us to think of the universe as energy, frequency, and vibration.

1375
01:54:39,741 --> 01:54:52,201
Energy is light, frequency is sound, and vibration is the effect of the sound wave passing through

1376
01:54:52,201 --> 01:54:53,681
physical material.

1377
01:54:53,681 --> 01:54:58,581
The entire universe is light, sound, and vibration

1378
01:54:58,581 --> 01:55:02,101
Now, how are we able to create an artificial star?

1379
01:55:02,841 --> 01:55:06,721
By putting a sound wave through a vat of water

1380
01:55:06,721 --> 01:55:10,821
Now, the Bible speaks of the waters above

1381
01:55:10,821 --> 01:55:15,601
Now, I know we say that space is an empty vacuum

1382
01:55:15,601 --> 01:55:18,501
But what if space is pressurized water?

1383
01:55:19,381 --> 01:55:21,361
Because in the beginning was the word

1384
01:55:21,361 --> 01:55:36,107
Now even animals and life on earth uses light and sound communication to communicate with each other Because micro to macro we are the stars Man is the measure of the universe

1385
01:55:36,787 --> 01:55:39,867
Everything is connected in every single way that you could possibly imagine.

1386
01:55:40,327 --> 01:55:42,107
This is one beautiful creation.

1387
01:55:42,887 --> 01:55:45,047
Just look into the study of cymatics,

1388
01:55:45,427 --> 01:55:48,407
and you will look up at the stars and think much differently about them.

1389
01:55:48,407 --> 01:55:54,707
There's all kinds of weird layers around stuff where NASA has been caught.

1390
01:55:54,707 --> 01:56:01,947
like you tell people that there are no photos of earth and like no one will will like agree with

1391
01:56:01,947 --> 01:56:07,707
you like that's a very triggering thing but like nasa admits themselves that there there are no

1392
01:56:07,707 --> 01:56:15,727
photos of earth which is like uh pretty bizarre thing you know you think that we have all these

1393
01:56:15,727 --> 01:56:21,127
trips they said they've done all these trips to mars they've done and never took a photo space

1394
01:56:21,127 --> 01:56:26,107
telescopes they have all over the place. They've never taken a single picture of Earth. And this

1395
01:56:26,107 --> 01:56:32,087
was one of the mind-blowing ones to me, too, is how literally every single one of those pictures

1396
01:56:32,087 --> 01:56:38,787
in our textbooks and in the History Channel specials and in the introduction to the Universal

1397
01:56:38,787 --> 01:56:45,007
Studios before every single movie, none of these are from real pictures. They're all CGI. They're

1398
01:56:45,007 --> 01:56:50,887
all completely computer-generated. So why would they do that? Robert Hurt and Tim Pyle bring the

1399
01:56:50,887 --> 01:56:58,227
universe to life. What we're doing does have real science underlying it. Robert is an astrophysicist

1400
01:56:58,227 --> 01:57:04,267
turned artist. Tim, once a Hollywood animator, is now a planet illustrator. Together they produce

1401
01:57:04,267 --> 01:57:10,067
some of NASA's most popular images, from renderings of how planets light years away could look,

1402
01:57:10,067 --> 01:57:16,067
to actual photos of stars and galaxies captured by NASA's powerful telescope. It's a delicate

1403
01:57:16,067 --> 01:57:22,547
blend of imagination and data. The artists meet with NASA scientists over many drafts to ensure

1404
01:57:22,547 --> 01:57:28,867
a planet or galaxy's look lines up with the research to make each one as accurate as possible.

1405
01:57:28,867 --> 01:57:33,747
I love the challenge. It's kind of like a puzzle to me of trying to create something that looks

1406
01:57:33,747 --> 01:57:38,947
really cool within the restrictions that were given by the scientists. It can take days, even weeks,

1407
01:57:38,947 --> 01:57:45,587
to produce just a single image. The dazzling final results? Enough to keep us all dreaming of the

1408
01:57:45,587 --> 01:57:53,867
final frontier for years to come. In 2002, Blue Marble 2.0. NASA's Rob Simmon made this,

1409
01:57:54,207 --> 01:57:58,907
and it had wide appeal too. For example, it ended up as the default background on the iPhone.

1410
01:57:59,147 --> 01:58:05,567
I didn't even know until I bought an iPhone and turned it on and kind of did a little happy dance.

1411
01:58:06,007 --> 01:58:09,467
Simmon's job is... It's primarily taking data and making pictures out of it.

1412
01:58:09,467 --> 01:58:13,547
That's what this is, a composite of data sets from several different instruments

1413
01:58:13,547 --> 01:58:15,347
translated into a picture.

1414
01:58:16,027 --> 01:58:18,207
To us, the really cool thing was the data set.

1415
01:58:18,427 --> 01:58:24,827
Up until that point, there was no realistic color map of the globe anywhere.

1416
01:58:25,147 --> 01:58:27,027
So the land layer here comes from...

1417
01:58:27,027 --> 01:58:31,167
The moderate resolution imaging spectral radiometer aboard Terra.

1418
01:58:31,167 --> 01:58:32,807
And the tricky part here was the weather.

1419
01:58:33,067 --> 01:58:34,687
So we actually had to take clouds out.

1420
01:58:34,927 --> 01:58:37,487
They stashed the clouds for later, went onto the ocean.

1421
01:58:37,747 --> 01:58:41,807
That came from an instrument that measures phytoplankton in the sea.

1422
01:58:41,807 --> 01:58:47,007
Where it was low, I colored it dark blue because they're low mostly in mid oceans.

1423
01:58:47,007 --> 01:58:50,047
And then where it's a little bit higher, it was like a little bit brighter green.

1424
01:58:50,047 --> 01:58:51,747
Then add the clouds back in.

1425
01:58:51,747 --> 01:58:58,047
There's a small problem with it because there's a very slight gap in between each orbit.

1426
01:58:58,047 --> 01:59:00,307
So some of those are painted on.

1427
01:59:00,307 --> 01:59:03,167
It is photoshopped, but it has to be.

1428
01:59:03,167 --> 01:59:04,167
Then?

1429
01:59:04,167 --> 01:59:06,487
There was another layer to sort of simulate the atmosphere.

1430
01:59:06,487 --> 01:59:07,747
And then there's this little bright spot.

1431
01:59:07,747 --> 01:59:09,287
It's called the specular highlight.

1432
01:59:09,287 --> 01:59:11,787
So it's the reflection of sunlight off of water.

1433
01:59:11,787 --> 01:59:14,247
Those are the pieces, but you can't just slap them all together.

1434
01:59:14,247 --> 01:59:16,187
It just didn't look realistic.

1435
01:59:16,187 --> 01:59:19,687
It looks kind of flat or the clouds are sort of too see through.

1436
01:59:19,687 --> 01:59:21,567
So I just take command Z a lot.

1437
01:59:21,567 --> 01:59:24,887
There's artistry to creating the world.

1438
01:59:24,887 --> 01:59:26,287
What I imagine it to be.

1439
01:59:26,287 --> 01:59:28,167
Unfortunately I'm not an astronaut.

1440
01:59:28,167 --> 01:59:30,007
I've never been to space.

1441
01:59:30,007 --> 01:59:35,227
But I've looked at these images over and over again, trying to sort of get the essence of

1442
01:59:35,227 --> 01:59:36,227
it.

1443
01:59:36,227 --> 01:59:38,227
It is photoshopped, but it has to be.

1444
01:59:38,227 --> 01:59:45,427
photoshopped but it's it's has to be i was watching a documentary on space and how our solar system

1445
01:59:45,427 --> 01:59:51,747
was formed and there's one thing i noticed about every piece of imagery that was being shown to me

1446
01:59:51,747 --> 01:59:58,707
about our solar system now i'm not going to say what that one thing is that one similarity between

1447
01:59:58,707 --> 02:00:07,187
all of these videos is but i want to just hint it at you that this is a documentary and it's supposed

1448
02:00:07,187 --> 02:00:12,387
to be documenting what's actually happening in our natural world right in front of us.

1449
02:00:14,467 --> 02:00:21,027
Now isn't it just a little bit odd how all of these videos seem to be almost misrepresenting

1450
02:00:21,987 --> 02:00:28,947
reality in a way? Because if I took my camera and I tried to record any of these set events,

1451
02:00:28,947 --> 02:00:37,267
would I be able to? That's really odd how this one striking similarity between all

1452
02:00:37,267 --> 02:00:45,607
of these videos seems to almost make them seem invalid. But of course I watched

1453
02:00:45,607 --> 02:00:50,347
the documentary on how Mercury was striking into asteroids and it got too

1454
02:00:50,347 --> 02:00:56,107
close to the Sun so it's uninhabitable and all this stuff and how Jupiter is

1455
02:00:56,107 --> 02:01:03,947
this massive gas giant and asteroids just crash into it all the time yeah okay

1456
02:01:04,747 --> 02:01:12,907
it's photoshopped but it's it's has to be and the scaling is different in all of them right so in one

1457
02:01:12,907 --> 02:01:18,427
picture florida might be 10 of the globe and in another picture it's 40

1458
02:01:19,867 --> 02:01:24,507
same curvature you know saying like these this just is impossible if they were photos that would

1459
02:01:24,507 --> 02:01:30,527
would be totally impossible they they should be obviously 100 consistent and uh and they're not

1460
02:01:30,527 --> 02:01:36,347
that's an easy one like there's all kinds of pictures air quotes of the middle east from space

1461
02:01:36,347 --> 02:01:45,607
and the proportions are different in all of them so yeah i think uh yeah it's it's it's problematic

1462
02:01:45,607 --> 02:01:51,487
so i talked about the sun earlier this is so this is what we're told this crazy fireball of death

1463
02:01:51,487 --> 02:02:00,727
here is a literal picture people have taken with an icon p1000 with filters

1464
02:02:00,727 --> 02:02:07,127
there's a difference there wild and there's videos of that too for people that want to see the video

1465
02:02:07,127 --> 02:02:12,407
and i've got all these these videos up on my nostril for people just go to the advanced search and just

1466
02:02:12,407 --> 02:02:17,847
search nasa or cgi i've been putting a bunch of them up there but it just makes you ask questions

1467
02:02:17,847 --> 02:02:19,247
This is what we're here for, Scott.

1468
02:02:19,327 --> 02:02:20,547
We're here to ask questions.

1469
02:02:20,627 --> 02:02:20,907
That's right.

1470
02:02:21,027 --> 02:02:22,167
What is really the deal here?

1471
02:02:22,167 --> 02:02:29,147
Because if there's anything we've learned listening to this podcast, my friends are now 130 episodes in.

1472
02:02:29,267 --> 02:02:37,847
It's that the government and its agency arms, certainly NASA is one of them, they tell way more lies than truths.

1473
02:02:38,227 --> 02:02:38,467
Yeah.

1474
02:02:38,467 --> 02:02:48,267
So why are we believing these things that require us, like you, I think said perfectly, it requires you to stretch your imagination beyond what really common sense tells you.

1475
02:02:48,627 --> 02:02:48,967
Yeah.

1476
02:02:49,407 --> 02:02:51,687
And I think that's a good place for people to start.

1477
02:02:51,687 --> 02:03:10,187
Yeah. You know, and so maybe to put a bow on this, I think another thing that has interested in me about this for some time is that these objects interact with each other in a way that coincident, another coincidence is that it forms a perfect clock.

1478
02:03:10,187 --> 02:03:16,947
and Bitcoiners are all love Prague and they're all in Prague taking photos with the astronomical

1479
02:03:16,947 --> 02:03:22,607
clock which we have we think is three six hundred years old but it might be who knows how old that

1480
02:03:22,607 --> 02:03:29,647
thing is and it's amazing to me how they were measuring time using the heavens and the sun

1481
02:03:29,647 --> 02:03:38,067
measures days and 13 full lunar cycles makes basically one full rotation of the stars like

1482
02:03:38,067 --> 02:03:40,647
That's an amazing coincidence.

1483
02:03:40,687 --> 02:03:43,407
If we're just again, thinking about these coincidences.

1484
02:03:43,927 --> 02:03:47,607
And this is one of the things I talk about in my book very briefly, but the

1485
02:03:47,607 --> 02:03:53,467
Gregorian calendar of a 12 months just makes absolutely no sense and is entirely

1486
02:03:53,567 --> 02:03:59,447
I, in my opinion, like a control mechanism designed to prevent us from just

1487
02:03:59,547 --> 02:04:05,207
reconciling observable reality with how we're told to think about the way things

1488
02:04:05,207 --> 02:04:05,647
work.

1489
02:04:05,647 --> 02:04:11,307
And so, um, go down the Gregorian calendar rabbit hole.

1490
02:04:11,427 --> 02:04:12,607
It's a, it's a big one.

1491
02:04:12,607 --> 02:04:23,547
I think that if we had 13, 28 lunar cycles in a calendar year, um, things would make a

1492
02:04:23,547 --> 02:04:24,407
lot more sense.

1493
02:04:24,407 --> 02:04:31,627
Like every month starts on a Monday, every, um, Oh, I'm just looking at this.

1494
02:04:31,687 --> 02:04:31,847
Yeah.

1495
02:04:32,027 --> 02:04:32,987
This clock is so cool.

1496
02:04:33,187 --> 02:04:35,607
I just pulled up the, I, I am so glad.

1497
02:04:35,647 --> 02:04:49,067
I'm glad that I knew what the deal was with the Prague astronomical clock because as we were mentioning before, our mutual buddy here, Holistic Health Nut, who have an episode with him coming out soon too, he posts a bunch of videos about this.

1498
02:04:49,067 --> 02:04:51,987
So when I was in Prague, I was like, hell yeah, I got to go check this thing out.

1499
02:04:52,847 --> 02:05:05,347
And so here I am just chilling, watching this thing in this crowd of hundreds of people just with their phone, taking a video of this thing at the turn of the hour, just ringing away and doing this thing.

1500
02:05:05,647 --> 02:05:12,467
And it's a very bizarre feeling watching this, knowing that nobody in that crowd knows what they're actually looking at.

1501
02:05:12,467 --> 02:05:18,607
This is literally going that flat earth clock that you talked about.

1502
02:05:18,767 --> 02:05:22,587
And it's just such a bizarre thing to look into.

1503
02:05:22,727 --> 02:05:28,527
And I'll tack on some videos underneath this video that really walked through that on Cameron's channel.

1504
02:05:28,627 --> 02:05:33,547
Because I think he does a great job really breaking down what people are actually looking at on that clock right there.

1505
02:05:34,247 --> 02:05:39,607
Yeah, I mean, indisputably, the moon is an incredible timekeeper, right?

1506
02:05:39,647 --> 02:05:41,307
It's like a floating hourglass.

1507
02:05:41,907 --> 02:05:47,707
So how much of the moon is illuminated for us tells us what part of the month we're in.

1508
02:05:47,807 --> 02:05:48,747
Like, that's insane.

1509
02:05:49,567 --> 02:05:51,847
And going back to the very start of this conversation,

1510
02:05:52,447 --> 02:05:58,207
the idea of installing science as God is really, I think, taking people,

1511
02:05:58,207 --> 02:06:06,947
drifting us further from how incredibly, if it's all a coincidence, even still, it's amazing how

1512
02:06:06,947 --> 02:06:13,087
all these different pieces fit together and seem to make sense in a hyper-intelligent way. I don't

1513
02:06:13,087 --> 02:06:20,367
know if that's just, maybe that's all we can ever know. I don't know. Yeah, there's a lot of weirdness

1514
02:06:20,367 --> 02:06:24,827
out there. That's all I know just from learning about all this. And we've barely even scratched

1515
02:06:24,827 --> 02:06:32,907
of service here yeah yeah i i've seen people go a lot further there are some very very i'll say

1516
02:06:32,907 --> 02:06:38,427
niche ideas about what what's really happening with these things maybe maybe that's part two

1517
02:06:38,427 --> 02:06:43,287
yeah are there any other things that you want to touch on here while we're on that topic or

1518
02:06:43,287 --> 02:06:49,947
what do you think i don't know i uh yeah i think i think we might have covered everything that uh

1519
02:06:49,947 --> 02:06:54,947
a beginner's guide to questioning the moon rock.

1520
02:06:54,947 --> 02:06:57,547
We both know there are some things that we'll get at later,

1521
02:06:57,547 --> 02:07:11,774
maybe in the future episode once certain steps are taken But I think it good to just give people a inspiration to just start thinking about these things and just looking up more I been encouraging people to look up more since the

1522
02:07:11,774 --> 02:07:17,354
geoengineering episode long ago and just look at the sky more and see what you see

1523
02:07:17,354 --> 02:07:24,134
and believe your eyes. I'm really interested in your observation that the spraying may be

1524
02:07:24,134 --> 02:07:28,374
heavier around full moons. And I'm going to pay attention to that because where I live,

1525
02:07:28,374 --> 02:07:36,214
they are absolutely spraying the shit out of us and that's funny i saw in the other the other day

1526
02:07:36,214 --> 02:07:45,874
a tweet from the spraying thing has transitioned in the common perception from you're insane it's

1527
02:07:45,874 --> 02:07:53,014
not happening to of course we need to manipulate the weather yeah and i've seen like you know smart

1528
02:07:53,014 --> 02:07:58,354
people bitcoiners people who i think should be questioning stuff say stuff like that where it's

1529
02:07:58,354 --> 02:08:02,734
like, Hey, obviously we are trying to prevent climate change.

1530
02:08:03,474 --> 02:08:07,574
And, uh, which I actually don't think spraying has anything to do with that,

1531
02:08:07,614 --> 02:08:10,594
but, uh, maybe that's another conversation too, but.

1532
02:08:12,574 --> 02:08:13,234
Interesting.

1533
02:08:14,474 --> 02:08:15,014
Interesting.

1534
02:08:15,774 --> 02:08:23,814
I, yeah, it's my personal view is that the, this, the geoengineering spring is

1535
02:08:23,814 --> 02:08:26,774
the main driver of the destruction of the environment.

1536
02:08:26,774 --> 02:08:33,094
and they're just doing that so they can say oh climate change is killing us give us more taxes

1537
02:08:33,094 --> 02:08:42,954
and control and that's a dark one man because when you when you look around just just visualize

1538
02:08:42,954 --> 02:08:46,614
things i can give you an example just from the last few days so i'm in poland right now

1539
02:08:46,614 --> 02:08:50,994
the first probably four or five days i was here was gorgeous beautiful blue sky

1540
02:08:50,994 --> 02:09:00,294
beautiful out i was out sunbathing every day and then i think this was two days ago um super bad

1541
02:09:00,294 --> 02:09:07,734
chemtrail day whole sky just covered with it just hazed out white out sun becomes this gross grow

1542
02:09:07,734 --> 02:09:12,354
light like you feel like you're just getting cooked under it yeah and the very next day dumping

1543
02:09:12,354 --> 02:09:17,334
rain all day and as i was walking to this co-working place i'm sitting in right now to

1544
02:09:17,334 --> 02:09:23,594
record this uh i saw three different bumblebees just on the ground kind of like walking around

1545
02:09:23,594 --> 02:09:29,074
looking confused and this is one of those those things that i noticed that just the bugs

1546
02:09:29,074 --> 02:09:35,974
are very sensitive to this stuff oh man i remember and we used to do these big treks

1547
02:09:35,974 --> 02:09:42,414
when i was a kid driving across canada and there's a meme about this now but it's a meme because it's

1548
02:09:42,414 --> 02:09:49,754
totally true. Our windshield used to be just covered in bugs, covered. And now I could drive

1549
02:09:49,754 --> 02:09:55,494
from here to Vancouver four hours through wilderness and I'll have the odd bug on my

1550
02:09:55,494 --> 02:10:00,534
windshield. But we had one of those station wagons with the wood paneling on the sides

1551
02:10:00,534 --> 02:10:05,934
and the grill of that thing after a long, we would just drive to my grandma's place for an hour and

1552
02:10:05,934 --> 02:10:11,814
it would be just covered in bugs. So yeah, I think that there's a lot of very concerning things going

1553
02:10:11,814 --> 02:10:18,054
on the the least of all is again this is it's obviously one of these things that is being lied

1554
02:10:18,054 --> 02:10:24,454
about and has been for a really long time which makes me wonder what is really going on and this

1555
02:10:24,454 --> 02:10:32,054
is why i personally believe that the weather manipulation narrative is a smokescreen for uh

1556
02:10:32,054 --> 02:10:37,734
for what the real intended purpose is yeah it's true and that's definitely possible and

1557
02:10:37,734 --> 02:10:44,534
how do i touch on this one gently i've also noticed it's very hard to see these really

1558
02:10:44,534 --> 02:10:49,874
really far distances when there's a haze set up there when there are more and more people on these

1559
02:10:49,874 --> 02:10:54,554
weirdos on the internet they're trying to like find these really long distance points they can

1560
02:10:54,554 --> 02:10:59,414
see and measure and they're figuring out how much earth creatures are supposed to be there

1561
02:10:59,414 --> 02:11:02,894
and it's getting harder because there's haze everywhere so you can't see

1562
02:11:02,894 --> 02:11:08,014
could that possibly be a reason why they also want everything to be hazed out i don't know

1563
02:11:08,014 --> 02:11:15,354
yeah i uh i don't know if we can even touch on this one now because it's a huge one but

1564
02:11:15,354 --> 02:11:19,134
i've seen some people discuss the idea that cloud formations

1565
02:11:19,134 --> 02:11:29,334
interact so like the the the atmosphere the etheric energy um in the same way that the moon

1566
02:11:29,334 --> 02:11:32,894
has an effect on our consciousness, like we were talking about earlier.

1567
02:11:33,934 --> 02:11:40,414
That the atmosphere and the electromagnetic energy that is everywhere does this well.

1568
02:11:41,314 --> 02:11:45,814
And that disrupting the natural formation of clouds

1569
02:11:45,814 --> 02:11:51,754
could actually also be causing some sort of effect on human collective consciousness.

1570
02:11:51,754 --> 02:12:01,194
i mean i think all these things just around us this is one of the things i've really been

1571
02:12:01,194 --> 02:12:07,034
discovering and more and more people are are that all of these things around us the sun the moon

1572
02:12:07,034 --> 02:12:15,054
the weather the stars all these things have a profound impact on us as living beings on this

1573
02:12:15,054 --> 02:12:16,774
and the other wildlife around us.

1574
02:12:16,814 --> 02:12:17,474
We can see it.

1575
02:12:17,914 --> 02:12:22,394
These animals, people like posting the video

1576
02:12:22,394 --> 02:12:25,854
of the dogs or the cats indoors.

1577
02:12:26,234 --> 02:12:27,834
They're just following the sun rays

1578
02:12:27,834 --> 02:12:29,134
as it moves through the house

1579
02:12:29,134 --> 02:12:30,954
and they're just always trying to be inside it.

1580
02:12:31,454 --> 02:12:33,794
And here us humans are, we're like scared of the sun now,

1581
02:12:33,934 --> 02:12:37,054
rubbing chemical cream on us to protect us from the sun

1582
02:12:37,054 --> 02:12:40,614
and wearing sunglasses to stop us from the sun

1583
02:12:40,614 --> 02:12:43,074
and doing these crazy things.

1584
02:12:43,074 --> 02:12:45,174
And you're thinking about how did we get to this point?

1585
02:12:45,174 --> 02:12:49,174
We've been convinced that the sun is dangerous to us.

1586
02:12:49,834 --> 02:12:55,374
And then you see like videos on, I was watching one yesterday.

1587
02:12:55,634 --> 02:12:57,734
And I have no idea if this is true or not.

1588
02:12:57,854 --> 02:13:04,474
But it was showing some mass migration of cats happening in Miami.

1589
02:13:04,854 --> 02:13:09,034
Where like cats are like wandering all the way from Louisiana to Miami.

1590
02:13:09,034 --> 02:13:14,914
And there's this massive migration of cats happening.

1591
02:13:14,914 --> 02:13:15,914
Yeah.

1592
02:13:15,914 --> 02:13:16,914
I never heard about that.

1593
02:13:16,914 --> 02:13:17,914
Yeah.

1594
02:13:17,914 --> 02:13:19,954
So the video was saying scientists can't explain it.

1595
02:13:19,954 --> 02:13:24,514
They're wondering if some kind of atmospheric phenomenon or something magnetic, they can't

1596
02:13:24,514 --> 02:13:28,214
get the cats to leave more keep showing up.

1597
02:13:28,214 --> 02:13:35,474
And there's like videos of animals, like sheep starting to walk in giant circles and all of

1598
02:13:35,474 --> 02:13:38,414
these, yeah, just weird, weird behaviors.

1599
02:13:38,414 --> 02:13:42,474
And so I think that they're, yeah, maybe sensitive to different frequencies.

1600
02:13:42,834 --> 02:13:45,074
You know, animals can see things we can't see.

1601
02:13:45,754 --> 02:13:46,854
They have different spectrum.

1602
02:13:49,374 --> 02:13:50,134
What is it?

1603
02:13:50,254 --> 02:13:55,154
Pigeons have a fourth set of cones in their eyes.

1604
02:13:55,394 --> 02:13:56,254
They can see.

1605
02:13:56,794 --> 02:13:57,934
What is that?

1606
02:13:58,474 --> 02:13:59,794
What is that color?

1607
02:13:59,794 --> 02:14:00,454
Like what?

1608
02:14:01,874 --> 02:14:02,394
Yeah.

1609
02:14:02,394 --> 02:14:10,614
there are whole dimensions of things around us that we can't even comprehend because our eyes

1610
02:14:10,614 --> 02:14:16,554
only see a very small sliver of reality yeah that's that's one of the interesting things i've

1611
02:14:16,554 --> 02:14:24,794
also learned is that we are only barely seeing what's out there with our own eyes yeah i mean

1612
02:14:24,794 --> 02:14:29,834
i think that that's like this is that plato's cave thing too right is part of the part of the

1613
02:14:29,834 --> 02:14:37,914
lie, I think, is we've been convinced what we see is what it is. And then we get told what it is.

1614
02:14:37,914 --> 02:14:46,774
And then we smush those two things together and create an accepted worldview. And who knows, man,

1615
02:14:47,414 --> 02:14:53,614
not me. Yeah. And I think this is as good a time as any to transition because we're,

1616
02:14:54,614 --> 02:14:59,394
while we're on the subject of these ways that people are being dumbed down and suppressed,

1617
02:14:59,834 --> 02:15:05,974
another one of the completely tangential topics that you you reach out to me about is porn

1618
02:15:05,974 --> 02:15:09,414
i think this is interesting i mean there's no way we can have an easy transition

1619
02:15:09,414 --> 02:15:14,934
yeah but i figured while we're while we're on here talking we should talk about this because

1620
02:15:14,934 --> 02:15:21,654
i think that this is an underrated human suppression device that really lowers

1621
02:15:21,654 --> 02:15:28,794
consciousness especially for men and it does tie into all this because this is all part of this

1622
02:15:28,794 --> 02:15:37,094
huge operation to get people out of their highest consciousness self and confused and brain fogged

1623
02:15:37,094 --> 02:15:45,634
and lower their hormonal balance. So how would you approach this as relevant to all of these

1624
02:15:45,634 --> 02:15:49,594
things as we're trying to figure out what reality is in the universe right now?

1625
02:15:50,514 --> 02:15:55,554
Yeah, it's a big topic. It's not a subject I've done on a pod or anything like that before.

1626
02:15:55,554 --> 02:16:05,034
I don't have a problem admitting I've watched my own fair share of porn and I quit and I'm proud of that.

1627
02:16:05,034 --> 02:16:16,094
And I just kind of think that we've been noodled into this weird scenario where we all, where there's a mass addiction to pornography.

1628
02:16:16,554 --> 02:16:24,094
And as a result of that mass addiction, there's a general urge for people to say that it's okay.

1629
02:16:24,094 --> 02:16:31,274
like porn is not harmful when there actually are real genuine studies of the effect of porn

1630
02:16:31,274 --> 02:16:36,314
consumption on the brain. So it's not harmless. It does do something to people who consume it

1631
02:16:37,034 --> 02:16:44,574
physiologically, but it does also change the way we relate with each other and interact in society.

1632
02:16:45,234 --> 02:16:51,814
And all these closet porn addicted men out there are really, I think it's an epidemic.

1633
02:16:51,814 --> 02:16:59,914
and to zoom out a little bit i think it is absolutely 100 an intentional control mechanism

1634
02:16:59,914 --> 02:17:08,554
that is being perpetrated by the state because it does keep people weak and stupid and um

1635
02:17:08,554 --> 02:17:15,614
it prevents by the way this literally is ruining men's entire arousal mechanism

1636
02:17:15,614 --> 02:17:22,554
yeah like erectile dysfunction is skyrocketing for young guys yeah and it's largely because

1637
02:17:22,554 --> 02:17:26,314
they're being turned on by pixels on a screen so when they're they come in contact with a real

1638
02:17:26,314 --> 02:17:30,754
woman their brain doesn't really know what to do and there are these huge communities like the

1639
02:17:30,754 --> 02:17:35,854
r slash nofap on reddit which is figuring this out i really hope that more guys figure that out

1640
02:17:35,854 --> 02:17:41,254
because to any i feel like most of the people listening out there will either guys or women

1641
02:17:41,254 --> 02:17:46,154
who have been with guys who've seen this happening and they're confused what's going on i'm young and

1642
02:17:46,154 --> 02:17:52,514
healthy like how come i can't get it up yeah large a lot of the time porn is the problem yeah yeah

1643
02:17:52,514 --> 02:17:57,493
and people really i think will go to as it's like as much as people want to believe we land on the

1644
02:17:57,493 --> 02:18:03,674
moon they will say like a little porn that won't hurt me it's just a little bit and i kind of grew

1645
02:18:03,674 --> 02:18:08,734
up in this age of it was so inaccessible when i was a kid that like there was a reason why jokes

1646
02:18:08,734 --> 02:18:11,434
about the Sears catalog were a thing.

1647
02:18:11,434 --> 02:18:16,274
And so I've lived through the era of the mass proliferation

1648
02:18:16,274 --> 02:18:20,414
and the accessibility of porn, universal accessibility of porn.

1649
02:18:20,414 --> 02:18:24,734
And they always say if something's free,

1650
02:18:24,734 --> 02:18:26,314
you're the product, right?

1651
02:18:26,314 --> 02:18:30,454
And this is why all of these porn sites are free

1652
02:18:30,454 --> 02:18:34,174
because they're consuming people's time and attention.

1653
02:18:34,174 --> 02:18:37,754
And then all these fucking ridiculous predatory

1654
02:18:37,780 --> 02:18:46,760
you know like only fans it's just um i could talk about this for hours i just think and then

1655
02:18:46,760 --> 02:18:53,740
um these women mentioned who owns all these companies because there are no anti-semites

1656
02:18:53,740 --> 02:19:01,800
allowed yeah i mean like the big one porn hub is a canadian company mind geek is based in montreal

1657
02:19:01,800 --> 02:19:12,420
all. And like, it's a, it's a, just a disgusting organization, right? And they're perpetuating

1658
02:19:12,420 --> 02:19:21,840
human trafficking, underage, child abuse. Um, and like people by participating in that system,

1659
02:19:21,840 --> 02:19:29,300
whether they're consuming that particular content or not, are enabling a market for those things.

1660
02:19:29,300 --> 02:19:36,100
and they're all sort of like tacit observers and participants in that system.

1661
02:19:36,900 --> 02:19:41,920
And so you're like co-conspirators almost, whether you want to think about it that way or not.

1662
02:19:42,660 --> 02:19:50,080
And so the biggest thing, not the biggest thing, but like undeniably, it robs men of their

1663
02:19:50,080 --> 02:19:56,180
ability and genuine desire to go out and do things in the real world.

1664
02:19:56,180 --> 02:19:58,580
There's a point in video games of the same, right?

1665
02:19:58,580 --> 02:20:25,560
They substitute fantasy and imaginary achievements with real ones, which is what the mechanism that makes people weak and disempowered, which is exactly the thing that, you know, a control mechanism that is designed to further extend its control to infinity, exactly what it would want.

1666
02:20:25,560 --> 02:20:31,560
Right. So I think it's like, we're at a very disturbing place in the time of porn in society,

1667
02:20:31,560 --> 02:20:36,920
where we're celebrating women who can have sex with like a thousand men in a day.

1668
02:20:37,640 --> 02:20:42,600
I mean, it's like, it's disgusting, right? Like men will line up to participate in this thing and

1669
02:20:42,600 --> 02:20:47,720
they wear masks because they're so ashamed of what they're doing that they don't anyone want

1670
02:20:47,720 --> 02:20:52,120
them to know that they're doing it. And just think about that, right? This is kind of where we've

1671
02:20:52,120 --> 02:20:56,920
arrived. And then other people would not personally do it, but they might watch it,

1672
02:20:56,920 --> 02:21:01,880
or they might think it's funny and share it with their buddies. And I think that these are all

1673
02:21:02,680 --> 02:21:10,760
peak fiat problems. I hope that what we're seeing is the end of the sort of broader

1674
02:21:10,760 --> 02:21:16,440
disillusionment and hopelessness that comes from not understanding that our financial system has

1675
02:21:16,440 --> 02:21:22,600
been intentionally designed to steal from all of us and disempower us all through theft.

1676
02:21:23,080 --> 02:21:31,160
And I watched this really great interview with George Gammon. And a while back, George was

1677
02:21:31,160 --> 02:21:37,240
talking about how he lives in St. Bart's. George is like a good looking guy, 50 something, right?

1678
02:21:37,240 --> 02:21:41,320
I don't know how he's got a yacht. So George, George, in this interview, was talking about how

1679
02:21:41,320 --> 02:21:49,200
his random night out at a at a bar in St. Bart's and he's talking to these three 20-something girls

1680
02:21:49,200 --> 02:21:56,800
from Minnesota whatever Ohio and his point was and and so those girls were down there

1681
02:21:56,800 --> 02:22:04,1000
Instagram famous and their mission was to get on a yacht and his point was like you know 30 years

1682
02:22:04,1000 --> 02:22:10,600
ago, those girls would have been stoked to go out on a Friday night date with the guy

1683
02:22:10,600 --> 02:22:16,900
who had just graduated university and was starting his career as a phys ed teacher.

1684
02:22:16,900 --> 02:22:22,080
And now that guy doesn't even earn enough money to move out of his parents' basement

1685
02:22:22,080 --> 02:22:24,500
and has no hope of getting a woman.

1686
02:22:24,500 --> 02:22:30,100
And at the same time, that woman who he might've had is now in St. Bart's trying to meet George

1687
02:22:30,100 --> 02:22:37,780
gamut and one of the negative secondary effects is like this this thing now exists and it's

1688
02:22:37,780 --> 02:22:44,200
siphoning the productivity sexual productivity uh and the hope of people who should be thinking

1689
02:22:44,200 --> 02:22:50,280
about finding somebody to engage in meaningful relationship with and hopefully like procreate

1690
02:22:50,280 --> 02:22:55,680
and like that's what we're here to do man is like further the human race and yeah it's it's

1691
02:22:55,680 --> 02:23:02,540
fucking it's deeply disturbing stop allowing others to take your creative energy stop watching

1692
02:23:02,540 --> 02:23:09,120
and allowing that to steal your sexual and creative energy you know what let me touch on that because

1693
02:23:09,120 --> 02:23:12,340
a lot of people think oh it's not that bad it's whatever you can just watch it every now and then

1694
02:23:12,340 --> 02:23:20,420
no so if you're not getting late in life it's an indicator that you're not doing the right thing

1695
02:23:20,420 --> 02:23:25,600
So let's say you're like, oh, you know, I had a long day at the warehouse.

1696
02:23:26,040 --> 02:23:31,120
I think I'm just going to smoke a little bit of weed and watch the poop to relieve the stress.

1697
02:23:32,380 --> 02:23:33,060
Well, you know what that does?

1698
02:23:33,080 --> 02:23:36,940
It puts a nice little warm blanket over your problems.

1699
02:23:37,700 --> 02:23:39,020
Makes it feel okay.

1700
02:23:40,420 --> 02:23:42,120
The weed, oh, and then porn.

1701
02:23:42,120 --> 02:23:52,480
so you getting a girl and being able to lay with a woman is an indicator from the universe that

1702
02:23:52,480 --> 02:23:59,280
you're doing something right that you're on the right path so if you watch some and then

1703
02:23:59,280 --> 02:24:06,480
cough and get your nut off you broke the system you broke the whole reward system so now you're

1704
02:24:06,480 --> 02:24:11,060
like i'm satisfied i'm getting laid even though you know deep down you're not actually getting

1705
02:24:11,060 --> 02:24:18,240
anything. Your body is saying, Hey, I just got laid. That means I'm doing something with my life.

1706
02:24:18,840 --> 02:24:24,460
Working at a warehouse and smoking on my off time is doing something with my life.

1707
02:24:24,780 --> 02:24:30,120
And I hope these are among the things that I hope Bitcoin can fix, man, because

1708
02:24:30,120 --> 02:24:37,320
I believe that people should be inherently wired for the belief in a brighter tomorrow.

1709
02:24:37,320 --> 02:24:42,780
and that's something that i do personally think that bitcoin can fix and it's part of the reason

1710
02:24:42,780 --> 02:24:48,700
why i like trying to talk about it and help other people understand why because if they haven't

1711
02:24:48,700 --> 02:24:55,180
understood the base problem then all of these other things can be really difficult to try to

1712
02:24:55,180 --> 02:25:03,560
like organize into like why does this matter yeah 100 and one of the things that i just took a note

1713
02:25:03,560 --> 02:25:08,240
while you were talking about that is that there are many parallels

1714
02:25:08,240 --> 02:25:12,140
through all these different seemingly unrelated topics.

1715
02:25:12,140 --> 02:25:14,980
Like how the heck are we going from the moon to porn here?

1716
02:25:14,980 --> 02:25:21,800
But to me, we see all these examples of polarity in our realm.

1717
02:25:22,500 --> 02:25:24,720
The moon and the sun are a great example.

1718
02:25:24,940 --> 02:25:29,980
We have these two luminous bodies that one gives us warmth,

1719
02:25:29,980 --> 02:25:33,660
and as I found many other people are finding the other one gives us cold.

1720
02:25:34,260 --> 02:25:36,840
So they are the yin and yang symbol in real life.

1721
02:25:36,960 --> 02:25:38,400
I think that's where that came from.

1722
02:25:38,640 --> 02:25:39,440
That's kind of odd, huh?

1723
02:25:40,840 --> 02:25:44,340
And we also have the masculine-feminine dynamic,

1724
02:25:44,640 --> 02:25:50,380
which is another one of these polarities that is being stolen from people's minds.

1725
02:25:50,380 --> 02:25:53,320
We're being told that masculinity is toxic

1726
02:25:53,320 --> 02:25:58,140
and women are being taught to be boss babes, super masculine, independent.

1727
02:25:58,140 --> 02:26:05,900
and all these different forces are trying to basically skew these natural polarities

1728
02:26:05,900 --> 02:26:12,380
so how do you see that as would you agree with me that you see this this idea of polarity as this

1729
02:26:12,380 --> 02:26:18,400
thing that has so many parallels throughout just everything yeah i mean like our enemies are trying

1730
02:26:18,400 --> 02:26:21,940
to drive a wedge into that and that's what's causing a lot of the damage we see today would

1731
02:26:21,940 --> 02:26:27,780
you agree man i i mean i i'm i firmly believe in like in universal law and ancient truths and you

1732
02:26:27,780 --> 02:26:32,700
mentioned the yin yang and this is why this is an underlying premise in the book dao bitcoin i think

1733
02:26:32,700 --> 02:26:39,280
that there are just certain kinds of ancient esoteric wisdom that we intuited over a very

1734
02:26:39,280 --> 02:26:47,320
long period and refined and understood and yin yang is one of those concepts and uh it's a universal

1735
02:26:47,320 --> 02:26:54,960
truth and so the bigger thing i and i think this is what we're talking about and it's this idea that

1736
02:26:54,960 --> 02:27:04,120
there's a system in place that makes it difficult for us to discern what's going on.

1737
02:27:04,640 --> 02:27:13,300
And understanding something like polarity, as an example, is hard when you're surrounded by

1738
02:27:13,300 --> 02:27:20,300
sort of this intellectual fog that one thing it does do, whether that's what it's trying to do

1739
02:27:20,300 --> 02:27:23,160
or not, is make it hard to make sense of things.

1740
02:27:24,960 --> 02:27:42,200
Yeah, and you mentioned this earlier, but I didn't clearly say it, but I definitely have also watched my fair share of porn, which it just has this way of sinking its hooks into the male brain in such a way where it just – we are very visual creatures as men.

1741
02:27:43,120 --> 02:27:47,640
And when – and I don't know about you, but I had no clue how damaging it was when I started doing it.

1742
02:27:48,160 --> 02:27:49,340
We're not taught these things.

1743
02:27:49,500 --> 02:27:52,900
Like you said, we're sort of taught, ah, you know, a little bit won't hurt you.

1744
02:27:52,960 --> 02:27:53,680
It's fine, whatever.

1745
02:27:53,680 --> 02:27:59,560
everybody does it everybody does it but as soon as people out there start to figure i think the

1746
02:27:59,560 --> 02:28:04,640
first step is just really spreading the education that yes this thing is very damaging and it's

1747
02:28:04,640 --> 02:28:11,640
stealing away your energy and your drive i think that's a big one is that so many guys are realizing

1748
02:28:11,640 --> 02:28:17,600
myself included that when you cut that shit out and i would say cut out all jerking off as well

1749
02:28:17,600 --> 02:28:25,120
like even without the porn for a long period of time you gain this different aura this different

1750
02:28:25,120 --> 02:28:31,440
energy and this drive to go build shit and succeed and create and do all these things that men should

1751
02:28:31,440 --> 02:28:38,080
be doing yeah and i think that is like you said clearly the reason why this you can see the

1752
02:28:38,080 --> 02:28:43,480
incentive there for the powers that be that don't want guys really getting a really clear mind

1753
02:28:43,480 --> 02:28:48,720
seeing what's going on here, how we're getting screwed in all these different ways, because

1754
02:28:48,720 --> 02:29:02,146
this is just another way to keep keep it might be it might be the most effective way that they want to send Yeah and i think too you know it important for for guys to just not be embarrassed about it and just have the

1755
02:29:02,146 --> 02:29:08,246
conversation you know most people have done it so take ownership and i this is where i think

1756
02:29:08,246 --> 02:29:14,706
like you said i the same experience getting that thing getting it out of your life is nobody

1757
02:29:14,706 --> 02:29:20,446
regrets that like it's it's a choice the sooner people make that choice it's like saving in hard

1758
02:29:20,446 --> 02:29:27,286
money. This is something that every man should do. Yeah. And we are talking a lot about men here,

1759
02:29:27,366 --> 02:29:34,526
but I'm sure I know there are women out there. I'm just not a woman. So I, yeah, it's there,

1760
02:29:34,626 --> 02:29:38,506
there is no perfect black and white here. I definitely know there are women out there that

1761
02:29:38,506 --> 02:29:42,066
probably struggle with it as well. And I have a little bit more of that visual acuity, but

1762
02:29:42,066 --> 02:29:48,546
for everyone, it's bad to be turned on by a screen on a phone or a computer. It's not natural.

1763
02:29:48,546 --> 02:29:57,066
Like the North star we need to be following right now is to do more things that are natural and bring us closer to our source.

1764
02:29:57,566 --> 02:30:05,546
And anytime you're waking off to a computer screen, watching other people have sex, think about how weird that is.

1765
02:30:06,226 --> 02:30:06,326
Yeah.

1766
02:30:06,366 --> 02:30:14,746
And it's about to get way weirder and way more challenging because it'll be interactive videos that are being streamed in real time.

1767
02:30:15,286 --> 02:30:16,266
It'll be robots.

1768
02:30:16,266 --> 02:30:23,386
The younger men today are about to walk into a gauntlet unlike anything we had to face.

1769
02:30:23,546 --> 02:30:26,026
And I feel really bad for what's coming.

1770
02:30:26,346 --> 02:30:32,526
And I, yeah, I, it's bleak.

1771
02:30:33,066 --> 02:30:35,946
I mean, I'm a little more optimistic than you.

1772
02:30:36,106 --> 02:30:43,446
I think that there is unfortunately going to be a percentage of people who are unfortunately,

1773
02:30:43,446 --> 02:30:48,526
and this is largely just due to parenting and where people are born into.

1774
02:30:48,926 --> 02:30:50,306
So it's largely luck of the draw.

1775
02:30:50,946 --> 02:30:54,946
There are sadly a lot of weak family units right now

1776
02:30:54,946 --> 02:30:57,386
because that's one of the things that's being attacked more than any.

1777
02:30:57,606 --> 02:31:00,066
It's part of that dynamic conversation we're talking about

1778
02:31:00,066 --> 02:31:06,166
of the worst enemy of the powers that be is a strong, stable family

1779
02:31:06,166 --> 02:31:10,566
that's sovereign from their control and is raising healthy kids

1780
02:31:10,566 --> 02:31:12,666
who are awake to the propaganda.

1781
02:31:13,446 --> 02:31:27,646
So they've done a lot of damage to the family unit, and there are a lot of single mother, single father, just disjointed families out there where these kids are more vulnerable to falling into these traps.

1782
02:31:28,206 --> 02:31:38,086
But that said, while there's sadly going to be a lot of those people, we can hope and pray that they just stumble across content on the Internet that helps show them the way.

1783
02:31:38,186 --> 02:31:40,686
This is why I think we should talk about this and why I brought it up.

1784
02:31:40,686 --> 02:31:46,706
there are also a lot of kids that are going to be born into these really

1785
02:31:46,706 --> 02:31:50,766
dialed in households as well, where people are starting to, I mean,

1786
02:31:50,766 --> 02:31:53,506
there's an awakening going on all around us. We can tell that for sure.

1787
02:31:53,566 --> 02:31:56,566
There's, there's this really crazy divergence. Yeah.

1788
02:31:56,966 --> 02:31:59,486
And that's a topic that I brought up a couple of times on a podcast.

1789
02:31:59,486 --> 02:32:03,146
I think that's going to continue to be a huge theme in the world,

1790
02:32:03,646 --> 02:32:09,906
how we are going to see such a drastic splitting of the human race of those

1791
02:32:09,906 --> 02:32:14,206
who are just eating the goyslop seed oils.

1792
02:32:14,746 --> 02:32:17,386
They are watching the porn from nine years old.

1793
02:32:17,546 --> 02:32:19,766
They're just falling into all the traps

1794
02:32:19,766 --> 02:32:23,046
because they aren't born into a stable environment

1795
02:32:23,046 --> 02:32:25,566
and they are susceptible to that at a young age.

1796
02:32:26,006 --> 02:32:28,366
And there's going to be the super-based ultra chads

1797
02:32:28,366 --> 02:32:31,706
who are stacking Bitcoin and on Noster

1798
02:32:31,706 --> 02:32:33,506
before any of the other social medias.

1799
02:32:33,686 --> 02:32:34,946
And they're doing everything right.

1800
02:32:35,466 --> 02:32:37,726
So we're going to see just this crazy splitting

1801
02:32:37,726 --> 02:32:45,386
from just two different species are going to come out of this essentially and yeah i uh you know i

1802
02:32:45,386 --> 02:32:51,586
think i've seen this like you know it's no accident that the term great reset emerged sort of

1803
02:32:51,586 --> 02:32:58,386
simultaneous to the term great awakening and what is a great reset really it's like factory reset

1804
02:32:58,386 --> 02:33:04,926
it's the people who are choosing to go back into the matrix the cyphers i'll take the stake right

1805
02:33:04,926 --> 02:33:08,406
And yeah, red pill, blue pill.

1806
02:33:08,426 --> 02:33:14,786
The only silver lining to that scenario I just outlined is that natural selection will happen.

1807
02:33:14,946 --> 02:33:23,646
And those people who are on the unfortunate side of the dynamic will be either unable or less able to procreate.

1808
02:33:23,646 --> 02:33:27,146
So that isn't going to be the long-term direction.

1809
02:33:27,286 --> 02:33:41,926
As long as those intransigent minority of people who really have woken up and are determined to rebuild the strong family unit and make healthy decisions and self-sovereign decisions, those are going to be the ones that – and we see this in Bitcoin.

1810
02:33:43,586 --> 02:33:47,406
All the Bitcoiners are – this is one of the biggest Bitcoin stereotypes of the day.

1811
02:33:47,446 --> 02:33:48,206
They eat tons of steak.

1812
02:33:48,346 --> 02:33:50,626
They're in the sun all the day, and they're making tons of babies.

1813
02:33:51,066 --> 02:33:52,206
So we just need to keep that up.

1814
02:33:52,206 --> 02:33:52,706
Yeah.

1815
02:33:53,646 --> 02:34:01,046
and uh i'm optimistic overall i really there's a lot of weird things going on but i i just feel

1816
02:34:01,046 --> 02:34:04,806
like there are a lot of really great things being built these freedom technologies are coming out

1817
02:34:04,806 --> 02:34:10,246
they're going to help people help those who want to build a better future it arms them to

1818
02:34:10,246 --> 02:34:16,526
it allows them to gives them the ability to and i think that there's never been a time where

1819
02:34:16,526 --> 02:34:22,526
well maybe i shouldn't historically speak here but i really believe that this is a time where

1820
02:34:22,526 --> 02:34:29,646
there are enough tools for those who are carrying the light to really blow this thing up in a big

1821
02:34:29,646 --> 02:34:34,086
way. We don't need the majority of people to do. We just need a really tough, determined,

1822
02:34:34,326 --> 02:34:40,646
small minority able to push that forward. Yeah. Yeah. No, it's an exciting time to be live.

1823
02:34:40,906 --> 02:34:47,246
I fully believe that. And I think that it's your point. The tools exist. And this is where it's up

1824
02:34:47,246 --> 02:34:53,586
people to imagine the world that they want to live in and then create that world collectively

1825
02:34:53,586 --> 02:35:02,166
as a result of having holding that vision yep scott i think that at some point we do have to

1826
02:35:02,166 --> 02:35:08,986
end this episode so we can start bringing it home here we have covered moon landing is fake uh

1827
02:35:08,986 --> 02:35:16,906
everything about it's a lie it's producing its own light it's cold it's plasma the sun is really

1828
02:35:16,906 --> 02:35:20,526
close. The sun and the moon are the same size, which I'm convinced of.

1829
02:35:21,066 --> 02:35:25,006
And poor is bad. We're throwing the shotgun at people today

1830
02:35:25,006 --> 02:35:28,746
and I think that sometimes that's a fun episode to have. I think we can

1831
02:35:28,746 --> 02:35:32,006
wrap things up here. Is there anything else that you thought we could cover? Does this sound good?

1832
02:35:32,006 --> 02:35:36,106
No, this is just like we drew it up, Ben. It went exactly according to plan, man.

1833
02:35:36,306 --> 02:35:39,486
It's been a pleasure to come back and hope we do it again sometime.

1834
02:35:39,986 --> 02:35:44,066
We definitely will. I think that you're one of my favorite people to just

1835
02:35:44,066 --> 02:35:49,586
riff on everything and all the weirdness on and i i know that we're going to do some in the future

1836
02:35:49,586 --> 02:35:54,566
i already have some ideas i think you do too for things that we have sort of tiptoed around in this

1837
02:35:54,566 --> 02:36:01,386
one but will not forever because the truth must be set free count me in my friend yeah timing is

1838
02:36:01,386 --> 02:36:06,886
of the essence so we're going to be careful the time on everything but we're we're awakening people

1839
02:36:06,886 --> 02:36:11,086
out there this is our job this is it's important everyone everyone who's open-minded and going

1840
02:36:11,086 --> 02:36:15,386
through these weird rabbit holes need to we need to do our best in spreading the love and spreading

1841
02:36:15,386 --> 02:36:18,626
the awareness and as we're going through our own journeys we don't know what the fuck we're talking

1842
02:36:18,626 --> 02:36:24,746
about sometimes but hey we're trying that's like a critical thinking support group exactly live

1843
02:36:24,746 --> 02:36:32,506
recorded maniacal brainstorming discussions i think that no matter how many things people think

1844
02:36:32,506 --> 02:36:36,006
we're crazy and wrong about which i'm sure a lot of people listening to this will think we're crazy

1845
02:36:36,006 --> 02:36:41,566
wrong that's totally cool with me i think they would just like throw these ideas out into the

1846
02:36:41,566 --> 02:36:46,966
ether for people to just think about themselves and this is something that i will always say and

1847
02:36:46,966 --> 02:36:54,446
i'm sure you do too is that people just should use your own first principles mind think about

1848
02:36:54,446 --> 02:36:57,666
the things we're throwing out there you don't have to believe i mean you think we're crazy but

1849
02:36:57,666 --> 02:37:03,826
just start thinking about it more and go down all these rabbit holes yourself i'll this is a

1850
02:37:03,826 --> 02:37:07,746
perfect episode where I'm going to put a bunch of links in the description for people to go

1851
02:37:07,746 --> 02:37:11,726
search around some things that helped me go through these wrappleds. And that's actually

1852
02:37:11,726 --> 02:37:17,846
a good last question for you. What would be the resources you'd point people toward who are

1853
02:37:17,846 --> 02:37:22,346
whose heads are spinning and you would recommend for them to learn more? It could be books,

1854
02:37:22,626 --> 02:37:27,066
documentaries, people to follow, any of that stuff. Yeah, tough question. I don't know if I

1855
02:37:27,066 --> 02:37:32,626
even have a good one. Like most of the stuff on this subject is a little bit more like last time

1856
02:37:32,626 --> 02:37:38,306
me asked me that I was talking about my lunch break and a source that I really could send people

1857
02:37:38,306 --> 02:37:43,886
to I actually I don't think I have any of this case it's more like the moon thing came on my

1858
02:37:43,886 --> 02:37:50,166
field of view because of all of the there's so many people sharing the absurdities of the moon

1859
02:37:50,166 --> 02:37:54,806
landing story and that's really where it started for me so for anybody who's interested that stuff

1860
02:37:54,806 --> 02:38:00,066
is actually really easy to find and if you were watching this and like you know triggered or you

1861
02:38:00,066 --> 02:38:07,186
want to debate or any of this stuff just just go have a look and you will find a lot and one that

1862
02:38:07,186 --> 02:38:12,226
i mentioned earlier was just kansas owens having several on there that was one that helped me a lot

1863
02:38:12,226 --> 02:38:17,506
so i'll throw that in there and it is interesting it it's not even really that censored anymore

1864
02:38:17,506 --> 02:38:22,586
because there's so much of it out there this is one of the most talked about conspiracy theories

1865
02:38:22,586 --> 02:38:27,406
ever they've kind of given up on trying to bottle it up yeah i will point people to owen benjamin

1866
02:38:27,406 --> 02:38:31,566
who I know is some people find him a little bit controversial.

1867
02:38:32,186 --> 02:38:35,026
Owen's moon stuff is really on point in my opinion.

1868
02:38:35,866 --> 02:38:38,806
Yeah. And he, he presents it in a very funny way. He's a comedian.

1869
02:38:38,806 --> 02:38:40,846
So it's very entertaining guy to listen to.

1870
02:38:41,326 --> 02:38:43,606
And he's smart. He's a really smart guy.

1871
02:38:44,126 --> 02:38:46,086
Yeah. Yeah. Like most comedians are,

1872
02:38:46,166 --> 02:38:50,006
I think comedians are usually very sharp. Yeah. And yeah.

1873
02:38:50,106 --> 02:38:54,486
So I'll pack the show notes with things for people to go watch and come to

1874
02:38:54,486 --> 02:38:56,466
their own conclusions and

1875
02:38:56,466 --> 02:38:58,506
we'll be in touch for round three

1876
02:38:58,506 --> 02:38:59,946
Scott I'm already looking forward to it

1877
02:38:59,946 --> 02:39:02,506
thanks man me too man say no

1878
02:39:02,506 --> 02:39:02,866
to porn

1879
02:39:08,672 --> 02:39:26,432
ODD TV

1880
02:39:26,432 --> 02:39:36,112
So, on January 3rd, 2018, there was a major malfunction on what's called the International

1881
02:39:36,112 --> 02:39:36,952
Space Station.

1882
02:39:38,672 --> 02:39:45,672
In a video on NASA's YouTube channel called Space Station Crew Members Discuss Life in Space with the Media,

1883
02:39:45,672 --> 02:39:57,672
the three astronauts all disappear simultaneously while the background layer of the ISS remains intact.

1884
02:39:57,672 --> 02:40:05,672
Thank you very much again. Thank you for your time. Have a good flight and many more exciting experiments on the orbit. Thanks a lot.

1885
02:40:08,672 --> 02:40:16,552
Station, this is Houston ACR. That concludes the event.

1886
02:40:18,732 --> 02:40:28,392
When you look at this thing, this thing, this, and the actors, they are the only things that mess up.

1887
02:40:28,952 --> 02:40:29,652
Watch closely.

1888
02:40:38,672 --> 02:40:46,272
This is a big deal because it means without any doubt whatsoever that there was live editing

1889
02:40:46,272 --> 02:40:50,232
and video manipulation.

1890
02:40:50,232 --> 02:40:54,872
Not only would the background get scrambled as well, but these guys wouldn't all disappear

1891
02:40:54,872 --> 02:40:58,352
at the same time.

1892
02:40:58,352 --> 02:41:05,892
So check that one out on NASA's channel, I'll leave a link in the description.

1893
02:41:05,892 --> 02:41:10,232
There are a lot of us that have been showing this stuff for years, and people are waking

1894
02:41:10,232 --> 02:41:14,392
up to the deception, while some refuse to acknowledge it.

1895
02:41:14,392 --> 02:41:19,492
In fact, many people hold the idea of outer space and NASA very near and dear to their

1896
02:41:19,492 --> 02:41:22,092
hearts.

1897
02:41:22,092 --> 02:41:27,852
So much so, that when they are shown this evidence, their ego won't allow them to accept

1898
02:41:27,852 --> 02:41:32,072
that space is a hoax.

1899
02:41:32,072 --> 02:41:38,132
Years of psychological programming through various media doesn't help either.

1900
02:41:38,132 --> 02:41:43,132
But whether we like it or not, NASA and all the other space agencies are lying to the

1901
02:41:43,132 --> 02:41:44,132
world.

1902
02:41:44,132 --> 02:41:46,632
They're lying to you.

1903
02:41:46,632 --> 02:41:50,152
They're lying to your kids.

1904
02:41:50,152 --> 02:41:55,432
We've caught NASA too many times to count at this point.

1905
02:41:55,432 --> 02:41:57,432
catch them glitching.

1906
02:42:25,432 --> 02:42:50,472
There's this one video where the actor is going around a corner and he is faded out

1907
02:42:50,472 --> 02:42:53,352
before making it completely out of the viewer's sight.

1908
02:43:07,192 --> 02:43:09,352
Let's not forget space bubbles.

1909
02:43:20,472 --> 02:43:50,452
Dave Williams about to move out of the Quest airlock.

1910
02:43:50,452 --> 02:43:54,932
Those particles that you see emanating from the airlock

1911
02:43:54,932 --> 02:43:58,592
is said by the EVA officer, Paul Boehm, in Mission Control,

1912
02:43:58,592 --> 02:44:02,732
to be particles of water from the crew's sublimators

1913
02:44:02,732 --> 02:44:03,772
on their spacesuits.

1914
02:44:20,452 --> 02:44:31,992
So many times during spacewalks outside the International Space Station, we can see air

1915
02:44:31,992 --> 02:44:33,112
bubbles rising up.

1916
02:44:33,112 --> 02:44:35,972
Can you touch on how there are air bubbles in space?

1917
02:44:35,972 --> 02:44:39,452
Can you be more specific, air bubbles?

1918
02:44:39,452 --> 02:44:43,212
So yeah, like a lot of times during the NASA footage, you can see bubbles coming up out

1919
02:44:43,212 --> 02:44:46,212
of the helmets or kind of from underneath you.

1920
02:44:46,212 --> 02:44:47,892
How do you explain bubbles in space?

1921
02:44:47,892 --> 02:44:50,892
Yeah, I'm not sure exactly what you're talking about.

1922
02:44:50,892 --> 02:44:55,892
Oh, and it just happens that actors train in an underwater tank.

1923
02:45:03,892 --> 02:45:08,892
NASA tells us that the Earth is Photoshopped because it has to be.

1924
02:45:10,892 --> 02:45:13,892
It is Photoshopped, but it has to be.

1925
02:45:13,892 --> 02:45:14,892
Then?

1926
02:45:14,892 --> 02:45:16,892
There was another layer to sort of simulate the atmosphere.

1927
02:45:16,892 --> 02:45:18,892
And then there's this little bright spot.

1928
02:45:18,892 --> 02:45:19,892
It's called the specular highlight.

1929
02:45:19,892 --> 02:45:22,892
So it's the reflection of sunlight off of water.

1930
02:45:22,892 --> 02:45:24,892
Those are the pieces, but you can't just slap them all together.

1931
02:45:24,892 --> 02:45:26,892
It just didn't look realistic.

1932
02:45:26,892 --> 02:45:29,892
It looks kind of flat, or the clouds are sort of too see-through,

1933
02:45:29,892 --> 02:45:31,892
so I just take Command Z a lot.

1934
02:45:31,892 --> 02:45:34,892
There's artistry to creating the world.

1935
02:45:34,892 --> 02:45:36,892
What I imagine it to be.

1936
02:45:36,892 --> 02:45:38,892
Unfortunately, I'm not an astronaut.

1937
02:45:38,892 --> 02:45:40,892
I've never been to space.

1938
02:45:40,892 --> 02:45:50,892
Some NASA actors say that you can totally see stars when you're in space.

1939
02:45:50,892 --> 02:45:57,892
Whilst in space, have you ever looked away from Earth into the black void?

1940
02:45:57,892 --> 02:46:00,892
Yeah, all the time.

1941
02:46:00,892 --> 02:46:03,892
Yeah, because you can see the stars.

1942
02:46:03,892 --> 02:46:04,892
Oh yeah.

1943
02:46:04,892 --> 02:46:07,892
And pretty much all the time you can see the stars.

1944
02:46:07,892 --> 02:46:08,892
It's not a black void.

1945
02:46:08,892 --> 02:46:11,892
I mean, it's black, but there's all kinds of little polka dots.

1946
02:46:11,892 --> 02:46:12,892
There's all the stars there.

1947
02:46:12,892 --> 02:46:14,892
And the cool thing is that you can see it during the day.

1948
02:46:14,892 --> 02:46:15,892
Yeah, you can.

1949
02:46:15,892 --> 02:46:16,892
And there's more than stars.

1950
02:46:16,892 --> 02:46:17,892
You can see planets.

1951
02:46:17,892 --> 02:46:19,892
You can see moons.

1952
02:46:19,892 --> 02:46:23,892
You see the gas, Magellan clouds of the Milky Way galaxy.

1953
02:46:23,892 --> 02:46:25,892
Yeah, you see the Magellanic clouds.

1954
02:46:25,892 --> 02:46:27,892
Magellanic, see, I just wanted the Magellan clouds.

1955
02:46:27,892 --> 02:46:29,892
There's a large one and a small one, right?

1956
02:46:29,892 --> 02:46:34,892
And then you can see the zodiacal lights.

1957
02:46:34,892 --> 02:46:35,892
Whoa.

1958
02:46:35,892 --> 02:46:42,892
NASA actors from 1969 say that you can't see the stars in space.

1959
02:46:42,892 --> 02:46:50,892
We were never able to see stars from the lunar surface or on the daylight side of the moon by eye without looking through the optics.

1960
02:46:50,892 --> 02:46:57,892
I don't recall during the period of time that we were photographing the Sona Corolla what stars we could see.

1961
02:46:57,892 --> 02:47:01,892
I don't remember seeing any.

1962
02:47:01,892 --> 02:47:03,552
You can see the stars.

1963
02:47:03,732 --> 02:47:04,132
Oh, yeah.

1964
02:47:04,232 --> 02:47:07,332
And pretty much all the time you can see the stars.

1965
02:47:08,432 --> 02:47:10,032
I don't remember seeing any.

1966
02:47:12,612 --> 02:47:15,532
NASA says that we can't leave low Earth orbit.

1967
02:47:22,172 --> 02:47:25,232
Right now, we only can fly in Earth orbit.

1968
02:47:25,372 --> 02:47:26,592
That's the farthest that we can go.

1969
02:47:26,712 --> 02:47:30,212
The kinds of technologies that we're testing out on Space Station

1970
02:47:30,212 --> 02:47:34,612
are definitely helping us with our goals of going beyond low Earth orbit.

1971
02:47:34,912 --> 02:47:38,972
Early in the next decade, the set of crude flights will test and prove

1972
02:47:38,972 --> 02:47:42,192
the systems required for exploration beyond low Earth orbit.

1973
02:47:42,512 --> 02:47:47,252
And this is really the beginning, I think, of human beings leaving low Earth orbit.

1974
02:47:47,372 --> 02:47:50,272
One thing I really want your generation to embrace

1975
02:47:50,272 --> 02:47:53,832
is that the Earth is a closed system.

1976
02:47:54,732 --> 02:47:56,232
We cannot leave the Earth.

1977
02:47:56,232 --> 02:48:05,232
One thing I really want your generation to embrace is that the Earth is a closed system.

1978
02:48:05,232 --> 02:48:08,232
We cannot leave the Earth.

1979
02:48:08,232 --> 02:48:15,232
NASA tells us that they lost the 1960s technology that took us to the moon.

1980
02:48:15,232 --> 02:48:19,232
I'd go to the moon in a nanosecond.

1981
02:48:19,232 --> 02:48:22,232
The problem is we don't have the technology to do that anymore.

1982
02:48:22,232 --> 02:48:27,232
or we used to, but we destroyed that technology,

1983
02:48:27,232 --> 02:48:30,232
and it's a painful process to build it back again.

1984
02:48:30,232 --> 02:48:32,232
The ultimate destination is Mars.

1985
02:48:32,232 --> 02:48:36,232
If you gave me all the money in the federal budget today,

1986
02:48:36,232 --> 02:48:38,232
I could not get a human to Mars.

1987
02:48:38,232 --> 02:48:42,232
I think that what you're doing is taking a shot in the dark.

1988
02:48:42,232 --> 02:48:44,232
You have no way of knowing if any commercial entity

1989
02:48:44,232 --> 02:48:46,232
will ever be able to put a man in orbit,

1990
02:48:46,232 --> 02:48:49,232
no matter how much money you throw at them.

1991
02:48:49,232 --> 02:48:52,272
What you're doing is you're taking NASA's manned space program

1992
02:48:52,272 --> 02:48:54,992
and making it a faith-based initiative.

1993
02:48:54,992 --> 02:48:57,632
I yield the rest of my time.

1994
02:48:57,632 --> 02:49:00,932
NASA also says that they lost the telemetry data

1995
02:49:00,932 --> 02:49:04,092
for the moon missions.

1996
02:49:04,092 --> 02:49:08,472
I haven't seen anything that indicates the telemetry data

1997
02:49:08,472 --> 02:49:09,932
is even in existence.

1998
02:49:09,932 --> 02:49:11,332
And as I said, even if we had it,

1999
02:49:11,332 --> 02:49:13,432
we don't have the machines to play it back.

2000
02:49:13,432 --> 02:49:16,032
Unfortunately, I'm afraid I can't really give you much of a clue

2001
02:49:16,032 --> 02:49:18,132
as to where this data ended up

2002
02:49:18,132 --> 02:49:21,892
and whether it still exists or not.

2003
02:49:21,892 --> 02:49:24,472
Speaking of fabricated moon missions,

2004
02:49:24,472 --> 02:49:40,278
we as humanity have been being systematically brainwashed to accept the moon landing when they finally did fake it For instance in 1902 the very first sci movie ever made came out

2005
02:49:40,278 --> 02:49:42,798
It was called A Trip to the Moon.

2006
02:49:56,618 --> 02:50:12,238
The guy who made this, George Melise, made all sorts of similar short movies around the

2007
02:50:12,238 --> 02:50:14,998
same time.

2008
02:50:14,998 --> 02:50:25,338
The Astronomer's Dream.

2009
02:50:25,338 --> 02:50:42,338
Impossible voyage.

2010
02:50:42,338 --> 02:50:52,338
Courtship of the sun and moon.

2011
02:50:55,338 --> 02:51:04,138
Conquest of the Pole.

2012
02:51:05,018 --> 02:51:06,338
The North Pole, that is.

2013
02:51:06,338 --> 02:51:28,678
Anyway, more pre-moon landing movies that conditioned us mentally were Destination Moon

2014
02:51:28,678 --> 02:51:29,958
from 1950.

2015
02:51:36,338 --> 02:51:51,778
1955 conquest of space

2016
02:52:00,298 --> 02:52:02,858
1958 from the earth to the moon

2017
02:52:02,858 --> 02:52:06,038
that's the same year NASA was established

2018
02:52:06,038 --> 02:52:12,958
1960, 12 to the moon.

2019
02:52:19,838 --> 02:52:23,738
Then, in 1962, JFK gave his famous,

2020
02:52:24,278 --> 02:52:26,798
We choose to go to the moon speech.

2021
02:52:27,578 --> 02:52:29,558
We choose to go to the moon.

2022
02:52:30,598 --> 02:52:35,018
We choose to go to the moon in this decade and do the other things.

2023
02:52:35,018 --> 02:52:42,018
followed by more mental conditioning in First Men in the Moon 1964

2024
02:52:45,818 --> 02:52:52,818
and Jules Verne's Rocket to the Moon in 1967.

2025
02:52:52,818 --> 02:52:56,818
In 1969, NASA goes to the moon for the first time,

2026
02:52:56,818 --> 02:53:01,818
where President Nixon talked to them on the phone with no problem.

2027
02:53:01,818 --> 02:53:24,458
Only there is a problem.

2028
02:53:25,598 --> 02:53:30,918
Nixon would not have been able to talk to them because the moon is supposedly 238,000

2029
02:53:30,918 --> 02:53:39,158
miles away. From then on, most of the world believes that NASA really goes to a place

2030
02:53:39,158 --> 02:53:48,358
called outer space, and anyone that disagrees is an ignorant conspiracy nut lacking in education.

2031
02:53:48,358 --> 02:53:56,378
It's not all their fault though. The propaganda is rampant. In 1981, MTV launches and does

2032
02:53:56,378 --> 02:54:26,358
their first broadcast with the use of NASA imagery.

2033
02:54:26,358 --> 02:54:49,078
TV even uses an astronaut on the moon as the logo for movies.

2034
02:54:49,078 --> 02:54:52,678
they give out the astronaut statue for best music video award.

2035
02:55:19,078 --> 02:55:26,578
This is because MTV is ran by Freemasons.

2036
02:55:26,578 --> 02:55:44,698
They even operate out of a Freemasonic temple.

2037
02:55:44,698 --> 02:55:49,578
You see, NASA is also a Masonic entity.

2038
02:55:49,578 --> 02:55:59,738
Most if not all NASA actor-naughts belong to a lodge, like our buddy Buzz Aldrin here.

2039
02:55:59,738 --> 02:56:03,058
Freemasons are just drudges in the grand scheme of things.

2040
02:56:03,058 --> 02:56:11,418
They do a lot of grunt work for the grand deception and the New World Order.

2041
02:56:11,418 --> 02:56:17,158
is a Jewish establishment whose history, grades, official appointments, passwords,

2042
02:56:17,638 --> 02:56:25,658
and explanations are Jewish from beginning to end. Isaac Wise. Also, I'm not saying that all

2043
02:56:25,658 --> 02:56:32,518
Freemasons are bad or in on any conspiracy. There are certain lodges and certain individuals and

2044
02:56:32,518 --> 02:56:37,638
families that are privy to the teachings of the mystery schools because of their social status.

2045
02:56:37,638 --> 02:56:44,178
it's not for your average freemason that joined the local lodge down the street

2046
02:56:44,178 --> 02:56:53,858
anyway back to buzz aldrin this guy has lived his whole life being a puppet for a more sinister power

2047
02:56:53,858 --> 02:57:03,198
he is still a hundred percent under oath to obey today here he is at some fashion show with bill

2048
02:57:03,198 --> 02:57:18,518
Nye. Looking good, Buzz, looking good. Speaking of Bill Nye, this guy was an actor on a sketch

2049
02:57:18,518 --> 02:57:24,658
comedy show called Almost Live before being picked up by Disney in 1993.

2050
02:57:24,658 --> 02:57:32,018
We all love Disney, right?

2051
02:57:32,878 --> 02:57:40,478
Well, Disney, with the 666 in his logo, has a special club at Disneyland called Club 33.

2052
02:57:41,818 --> 02:57:51,478
And if that wasn't enough, Walt Disney helped found NASA along with Wernher von Braun, L. Ron Hubbard, and Jack Parsons.

2053
02:57:54,658 --> 02:58:01,658
Here to introduce you to this new series is Walt Disney.

2054
02:58:02,418 --> 02:58:08,838
In our modern world, everywhere we look, we see the influence science has on our daily lives.

2055
02:58:09,998 --> 02:58:14,838
Discoveries that were miracles a few short years ago are accepted as commonplace today.

2056
02:58:15,958 --> 02:58:19,778
Many of the things that seem impossible now will become realities tomorrow.

2057
02:58:19,778 --> 02:58:26,778
To this day, our minds are under attack constantly by these parasites.

2058
02:58:26,778 --> 02:58:35,778
We are submerged in a sea of programming and brainwashing to believe in things that have not and cannot be proven.

2059
02:58:35,778 --> 02:58:48,778
They want us to believe that Earth is the result of an accidental Big Bang that gave way to life of single-celled organisms that eventually turned into fish, then amphibians,

2060
02:58:48,778 --> 02:58:55,498
amphibians, then monkeys, and then us. We are told that we live on a rock that

2061
02:58:55,498 --> 02:59:00,958
spins as it flies through outer space and at any moment we can be destroyed by

2062
02:59:00,958 --> 02:59:08,098
an asteroid or invaded by aliens. They say that one day the Sun will die out and

2063
02:59:08,098 --> 02:59:14,038
all of this is over. Well gee, if that doesn't make you feel special then I

2064
02:59:14,038 --> 02:59:15,018
I don't know what will.

2065
02:59:18,018 --> 02:59:23,218
Question everything, because everything you think you know is wrong.

2066
02:59:24,118 --> 02:59:25,618
Until next time, everyone.

2067
02:59:29,618 --> 02:59:32,298
Fly me to the moon.

2068
02:59:32,298 --> 02:59:36,298
Let me play among the stars.

2069
02:59:36,298 --> 02:59:45,018
Let me see what spring is like on Jupiter and Mars

2070
02:59:45,018 --> 02:59:46,898
In other words