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All right? Ladies and gentlemen, friends and foes, lurkers, regulars, genetically modified people. You know who you are. Most of you have buyers remorse right now for that genetic modification. But that's okay, that's all right. We'll do ours to support you. Folks are genetically modified folks and organic peoples. What's up? Welcome to the boiler room. It's great to have you here with us, and I'm your host. My call Science hasher. It's great to see you and be

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YouTube? It's great to see everybody. There's Van Hammer. What's up, dude? Great to see you. Oh crap, we live that's right, and it is July the tenth of twenty twenty five. It's great to be here with you. And you know, I guess we're all conspiracy theorists now right, I obviously am. That's why I have no reach on this platform and no reach on this platform YouTube, but you are too. Welcome to the party. You might be late to the party,

I don't like a button chemicals in the water. They turned the freaking frog.

Do you understand that?

Crack I'm gonna say real close for gay of frogs?

All right, well, well well it's uh, it's our pleasure to be here with you tonight. So uh yeah, eight years ago that was fringe entertainment and now, well, I cannot keep up with what Alex Jones is doing. I really can't. But you know, one thing about being where we are is old Alex Jones always seems to resonate with now, which is weird because you look at now Alex Jones and it's like, what is going on? I'm having a hard time keeping up, But you know, look

How you doing tonight, Greetings, Esher. I'm doing just fine. I'm having my evening cup of tea, and I'm ready to sling arrows at anyone that I may want to sling them at.

That's right, that's what we're talking about.

The media cartel aka legacy cartel. And yes, indeed, it's a constant struggle. The headlines that tire you out. You've mentioned taking a break. That's part of the problem. It's a ticker tape of endless headlines. And one of the fundamental things wrong with the media is what when I watch it, especially, and there's headlines going across the bottom and a ticker tape fashion, and there's the main stories,

Yeah, I mean, much like myself and Spore and those of us in the boiler room, Mark is the toxic avenge. We are the people that see the toxic river of psychological operations and dive in it like we we swan dive into it so that we can understand it, absorb all of it, all of the terrible effects of it, and come out, get to the shore and say hey, hey, you, hey, you nine to five. We know you can't do this, so we did it for you. We jumped in the

Yeah, they used to have debtors prison in the maybe the early twentieth but certainly before the twentieth century came along, there was something called debtor's prison that eventually went the way of the Anzil and the Dodo bird. But de banking and deplatforming, I think, is the new debtors prison.

Yeah, yeah, exactly where our founding fathers did not want us to be in twenty twenty five. Ironically, sadly, truthfully, this is the opposite of what they had in mind for us. But they were only barely able to see the reality of technocracy, not even able to see the potential of cybernetic feedback loops and twenty four to seven infinite doom scrolling in a society where the financial reality is tanking, the cultural reality is tanking, the familial reality

You understand that. What's up y'all? Hey man, I like the Alex clips. Yeah, it's gonna see Mark and the whole crew here today. I'm so excited. There's so much to cover. But Rucus said beforehand and nothing everything's happened, and nothing's happened, right, So yeah, interested in everybody's take all this.

I know, man, I know it's We're gonna have a good time tonight. It's gonna be fun. Okay, hang back, let me bring the Ruckus among us here. We've got uh Ruckus with us. Rugus. What's up, dude, Welcome to the boiler room.

Yoh, how's it going?

I'm I made it literally like, I just made this complimentary background picture to match yours hesher. So on here, I just made the post on the social media, but I'm about to continue that here in a second to bring more people to us. So please share the links to the shows if you already have found the live show and you're already tuned in. And yeah, there is

So that's gonna be exciting.

And in the meantime we can probably move on to the star of the show.

You know who I'm talking about.

Let's yeah, yeah, all right, cool, cool, good, good good good news. All right, Well it's time for icebreakers. So we're gonna welcome the one, the only, very lovely keeper of all things Whiskey Tango Foxtrot on the interwebs, Lovely Spore, welcome back to the boiler Room. So what do we got to kick off with this week? And if you remember who dropped it to.

Us, where's the noise?

Oh right, wait, which one is it? It's uh, this one? Got it?

It sounds intense.

I didn't turn it down that time. Usually I turned it down a little bit by that time. I just left it at full full nutsack.

Full nutsack needle.

Okay, all right, well, I'm just gonna dive in here after that great nut zac icebreaker, and I'm actually going to present an article that ruck Is among Us brought to us.

Uh.

This is from the New York Post. Barbie's first doll with type one diabetes comes complete with continuous glucose monitor and insulin pump.

What the fuck?

I'm going to read part of it to you. Let's see here. Okay, So, on her arm, the new doll wears.

A continuous glucose monitor to help manage her type one.

Diabetes, held in place with pink heart shaped medical tape.

Wow.

It also comes with a Barbie phone that displays a c GM app to help track her lood sugar levels just like the real life monitors which track glupos level twenty four hours a day. Be a sensor raider or under under her skin? Be a sensor under her skin? Oh yeah, okay, So, and she's got like.

Clothing that represents type one diabetes T one D.

That's what we call it these days for T one D.

Yeah, T one D.

She got the T n D to determine the uh dress pattern and her shoes she's got blue poga dots represents the T D.

I don't even know what to make of.

This, Like, okay, hold on, let me let me just interject for a moment. Here, isn't Barbie like for kids?

Isn't she adult?

Yeah?

Like a like a little plastic dolly?

Do we do we really want children worrying about T one D? Like should children be worried about type one diabetes? I mean, where where's Wilford Brimley Q? Someone cute Wilfrid the diabetes?

Well, I mean okay, so like the article does say that this is, you know, trying Mattel is trying to bring awareness about the T one D, which I I mean, from my perspective, like type two diabetes a little it's a little bit more like something that like kids need to be aware with because type one is very rare. Type two is the type that they can grow into from poor eating habits. Type one is something that like they can just be born into. I don't know your thoughts.

Hmmm, Well that was nice of stream Yard to automatically switch to me as soon as I made the superfluous comment of hmm, thanks stream Yard. I don't know how you do that, but cool automation. Cool AI. We were suffering from this last week. It was just randomly switching to other people. I wonder if they put a new feature in here where if you're speaking, it moves to you. I don't know, but.

Test test, let me test this, theory, test test test checking. This is ruckus speed. He doesn't like ruckus all right, this has to be those automatic door openers. Sometimes they don't see me. I'm so damn skinny and they never opened for me.

It's because you're a social reject dude.

Probably somebody said best because you don't have a soul.

Oh ouch ouch that's mean.

That's testing one two testing.

Nope, Mark has no soul either.

Apparently, hello, hello about me get to the drawing board.

At least it favors the host. I mean, gosh, okay, So T one d uh tvd if T one d is actually even a genetic affliction. First of all, that has not been proven to me in any way, shape or form. Uh. And it seems like this whole oh it's a genetic affliction, is something that so many people are told and accept at face value, and I don't know if that's the right decision, honestly. I mean, there may be, as our friend Randy would say, they're there,

So? What I mean when you say your skeptical, your skeptical skeptical.

Of type one? Does that mean you think that it's possible that, like.

Maybe these children were born into a situation where they were eating unhealthy foods.

I think, if I'm going to be completely bold against some of the terms and conditions just in the practice of exercising my free speech myself personally, my opinion is that a lot of things that people get told are genetic or environmental are actually injuries that they are suffering from man made products. I'll put it that way. I'll put it that way. I think most people know what I'm referring to when I say man made products. But I mean, I.

Hear you might mean some that rhymes with waxing.

Waxing or yab or you know the yabs out there. Because I know so many look at it again, sport. It just took you as priority and put you on the big screen.

But I should be you should be there.

You are again because you should be Anyways, it did it again. It doesn't want you.

Guys are in the same house together. I figured it out.

Ship.

Well, I'm not that far away from you, so yeah, I'm working of something.

We're all on the same service provider, bro. I mean, geez uh, but yeah. Anyways, I have my own personal doubts about the whole congenial thing. I think it's possible that some things are congenial, but I think that in general, there are injuries that are sustained from services, if you will, man made services that can cause autoimmune disorders, which leads you to the physician's handbook, reference guide and a medication

You're starting to sound like that crazy guy that used to talk about this stuff all the time. He's the son of a famous politician, Scott Junior. In his name, Oh Bobby Kennedy Junior, I think that was his name. Don't you don't want to sound like that guy. I mean he's anti science and anti you know what I mean all the way? So oh wait a minute, Oh crap, Yeah, all right, it is twenty twenty five after all.

Yet his conspiracy conspiracy friends had to disown him over some of the things he's said and done lately. How interesting.

Yeah, the blog right, the Defender from Children's Health, they had to put out a thing and said, we are seriously distanced that we do not agree about wearable technologies. And what is miss Barbie Doll here pushing?

Is she?

Is this about? What is this really about?

Guys?

Is this really you know, like identifying and you know, raising awareness for people who are suffering from this terrible clearly, you know, horrible disease that came out from out our space. We don't know what's causing this, right, the mystery is beyond us. It's baffled science for quite a while now, because this has been this has been a long running thing it's been a big problem. Same with like kids twelve years old dying of heart attacks and stuff. It's

It is a bad look.

Yeah, there are certainly tie ins with Barbie and Big Big Frama, We'll say. I mean, remember during twenty twenty Coronka when they made barbies that were modeled on NHS health workers, and then one of the first barbies they made was on the one of the vax developers that lady I worked for the NHS. They had a whole barbie of her. They spent a lot of money on

That guy that dated or is dating Taylor's tastewift, right.

Yeah, yeah, there were a whole I think there was a huge I mean, obviously we know you can tell just by looking at the ads that there was a huge uh pit, you know, a huge push in ad ad campaign revenue through whatever whatever ad you know, pr campaigns they had and whatever whoever they got to enlist,

Right, that's like so dated now. I mean, the fact that we even know who Wilford Brimley is is a shore sign that jen x is uh the next that's classic.

That's that's what when when Zoomers or whoever it is, talks about brain rot, that's like the first one of the first examples of brain rot from the internet. There was that in the Icy Hot Shaquille O'Neill, you know brain melt vapor wave commercial, Remember that?

Yes? Yeah, all right? Uh? Mark Anderson, what do you think man? Diabetes? Barbie?

Uh?

What are we preparing children for here?

When she loses a leg due to poor circulation, Maybe it'll start with a toe or a finger or a foot or something. You know, it's kind of strange. There's always been this sort of liberal politically liberal obsession with the handicapped or with people that are sick. It's kind

So it's like so markets. It's sort of similar to this race baiting identity politics that we see where it's like they're the media or certain political elements want and this happens on the right end the left. This is you know, it's it's what do you call it, omnipresent but inherent features like they were being and this is something we've seen over the years as being divided by inherent features, whether that's you know, male female, whether that's

Yeah, and indeed it's also emblematic in a way. And maybe this is very indirect of the poor health system we have when you have to have kids toys representing a serious illness. You know, what's in our food, what's

I totally agree with you, Mark, and I'm just kind of like I add a personal note to this, Like I have a my mother. Actually she had a polio and she's a child. She got a couple of times, and she has her legs are like different lengths. She's had probably over fifty surgeries in her lifetime. I mean

It's like.

This is just a part of your life. You know, you can't do anything about it. And I mean Brian and I have been like following a carnivore, you know, we follow a bunch of carnivore things that obviously Tristan and Jessicas and primal Bog was a new one that we kind of picked up on. But it's like about like how your body responds to insulin. And the truth is like if we're not putting a bunch of crap

About the results of it, and.

Uh, you know, make sure you're not doing it this time. It's the like just like exercising and eating healthy.

Does that make sense?

Yeah? No, no, it totally does. No. Absolutely, sport Ruckus, what do you think you're the one that sourced this? Uh? This one? You have any comments the uh, the comments from the Peanut Gallery have been amazing. I've been putting them on the screen while you guys were talking there.

We've had, well, two things about this is.

Number one is I was not expecting sport to pick that as the icebreaker. I know I put it in the icebreaker channel, But when I was throwing together some last minute ideas earlier today or yesterday or whatever for show topic, ideas for us to discuss tonight, so you know, we know what we're talking about or whatever.

Keep you know, just some ideas. What are we going to talk about?

Right?

We do that every once in a while. Right, I was like, this is actually a good story. This is a this is a important story because they're using propaganda to push technocracy on our children.

Uh.

And then you know, but Sport picked it as an icebreaker, and I think that's fantastic because, you know, I think that these types of stories should be funny, interesting, evoke these interesting responses, but also make us think and lead to the rest of the conversation. So kudos to Sport for picking this one. It was actually a very good one in retrospect. The second thing is I had no

Again.

I think they're just this is just a propaganda move. They don't care about people. These these people, these elite companies. This is one of those top like Fortune one hundred companies, isn't it.

I mean, there's still very bad. Yeah.

And then here's the other interesting thing too, the fact that it's adult they're coming out with a new doll. But I should pull up some videos from just two to three weeks ago about Trump warning everybody that the little girls aren't going to have twelve dollars for Christmas this year. Maybe they're only going to get one or two. I guess if you're only going to get one doll this year, Susie, it better be diabetes, Barbie.

I actually I want to like add one more thing in regards to like my mom in her polio like growing up in California, a very leftist place. I cannot even tell y'all how many dirty looks she got for parking in the handicapped spot from I mean, I'm I presume other liberal lefty democrats, I don't know, but like people just looked at her like she was.

So vile parking in the handicaps. But I mean it was just like it's like the Okay, we care about you, we're going to give you the handicapped spot. But everybody in the parking was going to be really fucking pissed at you if you drive into Denny's and you pull into handicapped spot and they can't bite a spot.

Yeah, yeah, totally. And it's like, that's that's the attitude to you know, the old schooler, to the person with polio. My goodness, now people that are just frankly obese have those same parking meter or parking permits. Denver says, I think, building on what I was saying, it's the result of neurotoxins effing up your immune system and shorting out your

Okay, so I just want to add one more thing that sorry, I've had like a frog in my throat for like the past couple of days, and apparently it's going on for a lot of people.

It may be, it may be.

But the other thing is that, like you know, it's just it's such a tough position because as a somewhat healthy person, I have noticed that a lot of people are not willing to walk through the market anymore and get their groceries.

They just sit on their chair and.

Kind of like bash around and and then they get up and then they drive off.

Or whatever by their by their chair. Do you mean their rascal, their lark.

Well yeah, not bears, but like the grocery stores, Like they get out of the car and they go in sit on one of these electric vehicles and get their groceries.

You're so kind, he's like electric vehicle chair.

But you know what I mean, Like, it's just like it's hard.

It's like hard to know when you're so supposed to like feel sympathetic or be like you are acting like.

An invalid, but you're not. You know, like you can get.

Up and walk through the grocery store and get your groceries, but you're choosing to sit on a chair and then ash around.

And I hate to say bash around.

But like, well you've seen one try to run me over, So that's why you use the term bash around.

Yeah, that's exactly it.

Personal story side note, you did.

You did have somebody that was in one.

Of these I think they watched me on the YouTube.

Yeah, yeah, she knows you. But Cipher, like, who's actually needing help or not.

Mhm.

Yeah, everybody's on a Wally machine. Yeah, Thomas cruise hob around ye. Yes.

One other thing I want to add about this because I used to work at a toy store. I'm sure it's still true today as it was back then. Did Barbie dolls are highly sought after collector's items. There are full grown adults that obsessively collect these things, especially when there's a special gimmick to it like this. So I bet you anything that the vast majority of them will be not opened from the box, not actually played with.

An episode of.

Was it really okay?

Yeah? Oh yeah?

I mean, dude, some of.

These new Barbie dolls they would make exclusively just for collectors items Barbie dolls. They were come in these fancy looking packages. They were one hundred, two hundred dollars for a freaking Barbie doll. It was insane. There's a limited number of five thousand of the Cinderella Barbie doll officially licensed by Disney, and people went nuts for that shit.

It's crazy.

This.

I just found out that they Mattel partnered with t one D in twenty nineteen and made specific accoutrement for this, so it was a few years ago, and that it was inspired by you know, various influencers, a Peloton instructor who had it, et cetera. But yeah, yeah, but but I think it's important to keep in mind that, first of all, the creator of Barbie Ruth Handler, which means that it was named after her daughter Barbie, so she's a Barbie Handler founded a medical medical company she was

Yeah, I actually really liked it.

Yeah, Well that a lot of the movie was about Barbie's mental health, and it was about Barbie trying to become a real woman, a real girl.

And she and she didn't have a context. It was a pediculatory She didn't have a context based in any sort of reality because she lived in Barbie Land and she immediately went to to you know, real land, and it was like it was almost like when all of us experienced twenty twenty. I'm gonna go to Mark Anderson after Basil an analyzer here. But like Oppenheimer and Barbie and you pointed this out, Jay pointed this out. A lot of astute you know, cultural analysts pointed this out,

Based well, part of this is that if this is based around it's interesting that Barbie has no you know, she's hollow, and that the whole thing is based around blood, you know, and said that the the Barbie movie, part of the Barbie movie, and you know, wanting to be a real girl in a weird Pinocchio story is aside from the gnostic parts of Barbie, which are pretty obvious, especially now you know, where we have a character who in a false reality and breaking on through the other side.

Right, And you posted this link before we move on to mark here world's most dangerous toy radioactive atomic energy lab kit with uranium from nineteen fifty. What's the significance here.

Well, it's just it just shows you that there's a history of toys with not just a something metaphorical or something we read into or whatever it's This was a toy in nineteen fifty. This is a pretty infamous toy, another pawn Stars thing that had uranium. It had it was it literally had uranium from making an atomic weapon in the toy before they got rid of it.

Give it to Iran.

Yeah, this kind of goes along with like when I turned ten years old, I got a like a Capcom or something semi automate. I had a rubber bullet gun with a clip and it was like a Tech nine and it was a real rubber bullet gun, and they started using him in riot controls. But it was a toy, and so they had they banned them from for kids because it was you know, people were robbing stores with them. It always seems like it filters down to this.

Did it like hurt people like it?

It hurt my friends when they when I shot them with it. Okay, but it was it did Yeah, it did cost berus, It did cost brass. Yeah, it was a real rubber bullet gun.

Riot control, base lit analyzer, riot control, everybody, youthful, riot control. I like that, Mark Anderson, what do you think, man? You've you've seen the character narrative arc of Barbie over the years, maybe picked up a couple of things along

Well, remember Barbie also showed up in one of the Toy Story movies. She had a group of bikini clad gals and they went driving down the floor of a building in a in a kind of a beach boy mobile. And so Barbie also made an appearance in one of the Toy Story movies. I didn't happen to catch the other Barbie movie and I somehow missed it. Growing up, I did not own a Ken or a Barbie, although my sister did. I preferred lawn darts and firecrackers and toylets were a whole lot of fun. And you know

Dude, me too. My favorite was the Lincoln logs. Like before I got you know into the g I Joe and he Man and Transformers there, it was Lincoln logs. And one of my favorite first toys I can remember was my dad bought me a Chips play set. So I had, like, you know, my big wheel and a fake revolver and fake handcuffs and all that stuff.

I'm from Virginia, so we had Lee Logs.

That sparked my memory. I had a cowboy hat. I had a cowboy a fake gun, a cap gun, and I would dress like a cowboy and I'd have the cap gun, yeah, and then we would go play army. I had a plastic kind of like an m one grand plastic miniature, and I would come home full of sandburs, just covered in sand burs, absolute dirt every just dirt everywhere it was. You know, it wasn't sanitized like it was today, like it you know, that just wasn't there. Oh no, and no, this wasn't in the eighteen sixties.

A real snare drum. Oh mom, you folks that may not know this, new folks to the boiler room may not know this, old schoolers know this. But Mark Anderson's mom is the original conspiracy theorist. We're sitting here self aggrandizing a little bit about our conspiracy theories of fifteen years ago. Never mind that that's child's play. Mark Anderson's mom, God bless her soul. She was the one that got Mark where he was and when we met Mark in

Well, yeah, she passed away in September twenty twenty three. Yeah, she when I was little, she would she'd go, you see that smiley face. You know they brought out the smiley face. She goes, that's probably Cia Mark.

You know what. Speaking of the smiley face, I got to give a shout out to my grandma, God rest her soul. Also because she bought me. We had a place where I grew up called Record and Tape Connection, and I made her take me to the Record and Tape Connection one day when I was in like seventh grade, and she bought me a tied eyed Slayer shirt with a demon crucified on a cross, like a white and black Slayer shirt. And she also bought me on something else. And it was like stuff you know that she would

My grandma was the same way.

Oh yeah, yeah, Jill's grandma.

She was just like hooked us.

Both amazing, like you know, like I mean she died when she was ninety nine, I think, and she was just so like whatever it.

Was that I was doing, whether it was like.

A shitty career path or in a bad relationship or whatever, she just supported me.

It was just she was awesome.

Arbi products are often distributed through US, aid.

Oh not anymore, bitch.

Well, I mean, okay, So my older sister, she's about seven years older than me, she had the barbie that actually made so she had like the one of those fancy barbies that like did something and it would like.

Like black plague barbie.

Well, no, she would do kisses like she would you could like press a button on the back and it would like make a kiss mark.

The eighties were so innocent, you know, but it was like I.

Mean, obviously very vacant whatever, but.

Like having like I don't know, they they didn't have diseases back then.

That's funny because I remember the kissing Barbie and me and my friends used to make fun of it and called it the cooties Barbie, which wasn't a legitimate disease ask any boy, no.

And I was so jealous of her for having that Barbie because I mean, I loved I actually really loved Barbie's.

I loved that.

I loved what they were able to wear, like their dresses and things like that, like you could have all sorts of fancy dresses for your Barbies and stuff.

My little sister had the pink Barbie car.

Oh really, the Barbie dream car.

Is that he's talking about the pink the beach Barbie carr. I was in. I was in. I was into G I Joe's and Photon. I remember Photon, Yeah that was and I was in the G I Joe. But remember G I Joe. G I Joe had obviously you know they had c I A plot lines in the in the cartoon. But do you remember that G I Joe had one of the first cryptocurrencies because there was Cobra currency in the in in yeah, Cobra currency, yeah yeah, And it was a crypto. It was a computer coin.

Really, I don't know.

I was the laser tag rip up.

They had.

They had laser Tag and Photon was like the more affordable Kmart version of.

Yeah, there were two and there were two different photons, but that became they didn't. They never worked. So like I would go to a friend's house and when duck Hunt came out and I cut that. I remember cutting the cord off the duck Hunt and saying, let's go play. He got so mad.

Oh dude, that's rude.

He said, if you if you, Yeah, I cut the cord so I could have a duck Hunt gun. You know, it was cool.

He had the boat to buy that version of duck Hunt and Mario Brothers, m M.

There are these online blogs that will show you how to convert the old duck Hunt gun into something you can aim at your alarm clock to turn your alarm clock off when you wake up.

Now we're talking.

Yeah, he said that if you if you pointed it in his eyes, it would blind him. And I was like like this, let's test it.

All right.

Ten years later he developed diabetes.

He's a sergeant now one D.

He's in the T one D community.

Now, yes, now we have a doll to model him.

All right, Mark, any further thoughts on Icebreaker before we move along. Here, We've got some other stuff we need to talk about.

Oh, I think we can push forward and uh and move on. You know now it makes me almost want to pick one of those up just in case they get you know, like really valuable or something.

Yeah, yep, you could sell it on eBay or something. You know, I got the you know, ten years from now. It's so weird with toys. I think Ruckus and I both used to collect McFarland toys and other toys from like horror movies and stuff, and there's this weird like

Yeah, the most valuable Barbie ever sold was three hundred was three undred, two thousand dollars? Holy shit, it was and it was the breast cancer research Barbie.

Oh, we get that out of here.

Okay, I'm not getting which featured a rare one carrot pink diamond.

So I got to ask then, Okay, if you searched that, did you use an AI or do youus a browser?

Yeah?

Okay, ask it. I'm curious. Ask it?

What?

Ask it the same question? But what the most valuable G I Joe Transformer or he Man ever was?

The G I Joe is the nineteen sixty three G I Joe prototype. Oh that was for two hundred, two hundred thousand dollars.

See girls, See girls, girls, you win your Barbie guarantee.

I guarantee it was a guy that bought that Barbie. Though.

Yeah, you're probably right, but still, okay, Mattel has Bro, your girl toys are worth more than your boy toys. I'm not even gonna bother with he Man or transformers because G I Joe is the pinnacle.

I didn't have transformers. I had go bots.

Gobots were dope, dude, I had both. I had both and they were both pretty no you know yeah, bus, Yeah, that's right. Okay, so let's shift gears here. Thank you Spor, thank you Ruckas for the icebreaker there, Spore, You're welcome to hang out as long as you like tonight. We appreciate you taking the time to join us tonight, but

Old news weather modification, right.

I mean, this is such old news to people like us, but for some reason it has become mainstream over the last week. And uh, I try.

We have like one hundred and eighty something maybe people still missing in Texas.

Yeah, okay, all right, that's an update to me. Last I heard it was one hundred and seventy, but it seems to go up by a dozen or so every day.

So on well, I mean it's crazy because like I was just telling you hasher yesterday and I don't think I told you ru down the road from us yesterday at twelve thirty five pm, the Belton River, the rip, well it's actually creek. It's called the Nolan Creek. It went up from five feet to ten feet within eighty minutes.

Are It's really it's really weird because I don't know if it's weird. I don't know. I don't know everything is weird right now.

But it's interesting that I think about a week ago, Brian Hesher, you and I'd seen a post on our local Facebook group about a girl that was swimming in trash trash Creek or garbage Alley, which is behind our house, which is basically like it's just like a sewage area. There's this girl that was swimming out there and like somebody like took pictures of her and posted it up.

She was apparently autistic.

And it's just really, I mean, this, this whole like flooding situation is just making everything worse. Like no matter whether you have autistic children or not, these these flash floods are seem non natural, especially since you know we live at the top of the hill. But uh, just in Texas in general, like having these things has happened so consistently for so many days. It's just it seems like there's just an extra element this year.

Yeah, So for our viewers and listeners across the pond and in other places who may not have heard yet, we've had on Independence Day weekend here in Texas, we've had historic flooding and there are one hundred and seventy plus one hundred and eighty people confirmed dead and or missing, and the number seems to keep growing. It happened in a certain part of Texas southwest of Austin. Our friends at southeast I thought it was southwest toward San Antonio.

Yes, that's actually southeast.

Okay, if you say so. Anyways, Mark and I were talking about this earlier today, and there's there's the current event conversation, which is camp Mystic, the devastating amount of young people missing, the rising water into the floodplain, all

Well, for one thing, the I learned today, I've been making a lot of phone calls. I don't get a lot of calls back and emails back. It's funny that a lot of people involved in the cloud cloud seating industry are not very publicly engaging people. When you call, you always get a voicemail. It's very rare that someone will actually pick up the phone. It seems like they're set up to screen their calls and only call back

But the.

Thing is is it needs to be brought out of the shadows the rest of the way, and it needs to become part of a common vernacular, part of the day to day, week to week, month a month conversation that there is such a thing as cloud seating and weather modification. And the guy that heads up Rainmaker did a video a video interview and he made a distinction

But I was.

Basically saying, if your meteorologists talk about weather as only the random acts of nature, and they don't say, well, ladies and gentlemen, on Thursday night, there's going to be a cloud seating operation fifty miles north of here, you might expect a little more rain than usual. I said, then you're being deceptive about the weather, and so he kind of got that. I didn't lecture him. I was

Ye thank you.

Yeah, he did a long interview with this. I think it's Sean Ryan. Sean holds himself as as x Navy Seal x CI a contract, which is curious.

Sean The Sean Ryan Show. Four out of five episodes of it a week will be feel good sort of like oh I'm looking behind the curtain sort of episodes, and then once a week will be a CIA shill basically who comes in and tells people to expect al Qaeda attax or you know, except that their government has been sending tens of millions of dollars per day to the Taliban, that kind of thing. So like this would be the kind of thing. This is the Augustus Dorco.

He's done a lot of He's done a huge press tora and it's been going on for a while Before this, I put a link in the private chat. I watched a video he did, a stream he did with a couple of fellas. I don't know when it was, but and he's talking about a gun do where I don't know any what any of that is, but he is discussing. One of the things he mentions the video is how his next plan is boiling the oceans for proposed weather modification.

Yeah, I'll add a little something. We can't forget that Augustus Dorico. Maybe it was a Freudian slip as you call him Dorco, maybe that's a more appropriate name. But Augustus Dorico was a Peter Teo Fellow in twenty twenty four and received a one hundred thousand dollars Teo Foundation grant. Of course, we don't need to make more of that than it is, but he is connected clearly, and he seems to be sort of the star of the show.

Yeah, this doesn't exist, And Ted Cruz comes out immediately say it says there's no evidence for this, which obviously points everybody to go, well, then that's what who did it? If you say it right, if you say it that quickly, And also I thought this didn't exist at all. But the guy's talking about no I want to go talk to the lawmakers about a thing that doesn't exist because I wanted to exist, but it doesn't exist.

That's where I keep going too. It's like, wait a minute, hold up, pump.

I thought this was a big conspiracy theory, right, kemp trails over the country club? Like, oh yeah, it's a big you know, give me a fucking break man, right, I mean, these people are sick. These are sick people.

Okay, fine, we were right. No one wants to fucking hit pause and say, you know what, conspiracy theorist, you were right, kem trails are a thing. Cloud seating is a thing. Persistent contrails is a thing. You just look up and you see them. And we've been making fun of you for two decades for pointing it out that that's happening. Fuck you if we can't pause and say actually, yes, uh, as they've been pointing out on Boiler Room and all these other programs over the years, they were right, there

Mean Peter Thiel. Should the human race continue? I don't know, it's a nuanced question.

Yeah, there's there's nuance to that one. We need to talk about that. Yeah, these guys, Uh, so they have an effect on the weather? Is that what you're telling me? And what Mark Anderson is saying is like absurd to ask for a little bit of fucking transparency. Get the fuck out of here with that. We'll take the transparency please, especially because our tax dollars are going into funding this stuff. So Mark, like, what do you think about that? Man?

Sort of a we get it. So it's it's different from the heart machines and radar towers causing floods in Chicago or Snoppler radio radar being for yeah, yeah, well, I mean I don't is it.

Yeah? Do we have to just take their take this, take the word from the media that has lied to us over and over and over and over and over again for the last five, ten, fifteen years. I mean, that's the problem more.

I mean, okay, so just to chimem in a little bit here, and I hope I'm not getting you off track, but like the way that like certain portions of the population have reacted to these floods and the death of a ton of children and families. There are all sorts of very vile posts such as, rero Texas, what you're going to do. There's no feme to pick you up at your boot camp. They just gave us ice. Texas deserves every flood. God has spoken and it hates Texas. God hates Texas.

And people that worship Satan.

Yeah, pretty much apparently.

I mean, I but they're like I could like do these for like I could read these for like a really long time, and it's basically saying that. I mean, there were some that literally just say Texas voted for Trump, therefore the children should have died.

It's just I mean, it's fake.

It's so fake. Sorry.

Yeah, yeah, well it's it's sort of not because you've got George Stephanopolis on CNN saying that ship. You've got people saying that ship on live television, so there's a lot of that, and it's it's almost like outrage prawn, you know what I mean. It's like it's meant to just divide, uh, the South from the rest of the country. Or the flyover states or whatever.

Maybe you know chat something the I'm sorry, sport, you go ahead. No, I was gonna say that it's some you know people in chat. Maybe they have a point, you know that maybe maybe this guy's classic Patsy and this is a fall guy for the bigger thing going on with uh that's been going on for years with HARP. I mean, we know about you know, we know, we know about aerosolized atmosphere and that's one of the that

Yeah, you on your point, there is kind of a tangent, but like I mean, it's out and known now that like Trader Joe's is selling chicken organic chicken meats quote unquote organic that has m RNA in it. So it's like, uh, I mean what you think You're buying something organic and then you're getting a vaccine basically, Yeah, is apparently like not doing a lot of people.

Well, yeah, Mark, I know you got to get out of here, so I'll send it to you for any saved rounds or final thoughts you have for this boiler room.

Yeah, what was just mentioned there briefly hit on my concern that there might be kind of a fakery or sort of a maneuvering going on where they'll say, you know, well, the masses of people are more and more concerned about getting a mrn a jab and having the you know, the whole human race vaccinated by dangerous vaccines or something like that, but that the concern might actually in the in reality be that they'll be vaccinating the animals against

Yeah? And why are we expected to take their word for it when we've been told that this technology doesn't even exist and that we're weird for asking for information about it. And if it is existing, and if it is being used to help humanity humanity in some way, shape or form, then why were these droughts not addressed by them in the first place? And why are we to still be told to shut up and trust the

Well, yeah, it's almost like a game in a way, right, limited hangout revelation of the method. You know, we're gonna we're gonna reveal that these technologies exist, companies exist, the licensing exists, and yet at the same time we're going to act like it's more or less hush hush, And if you raise your voice or ask questions. You're the problem. You know. Augusta Sterico, he's a he's a you know, a pretty boy. He's he's a dream team guy. You know,

Yeah, we're tired of the legalese, the globalese, the short attention span, all this shit. Like we actually have a longer term memory than the average club here, and I know you do too, if you're watching this show or listening to this show and like, this needs to be rectified. Mark, this needs to be there needs to be It doesn't have to be I'm sorry we propagandized you. I'm sorry al Gore was wrong. I'm sorry Greta was wrong before she took up a new cause. You know, it doesn't

You know, one last thing when you were reading that descriptive information a little a little bit ago, to kind of set the tone, it said that we do cloud seating and weather modification. Note the language cloud seating and weather modification. Cloud seating is a form of weather modification. So that's a tacit admission linguistically that there's something besides cloud seating.

Yes, multiple goals, and why would it not, like if I mean, think about this, especially if you work in tech or science, Like if you're on the pointy end of the sphere in tech science to you know, anything like that, and you're discovering new routes to using tech or whatever, like generally speaking, it comes out in a way that you don't expect, a multidisciplinary way that you know is may perhaps not expected when you go into it.

Well there's not much more to say. Yeah, I got to get my sleep here Friday mornings to UK come. It really is in a hurry and it's early, but yeah, just well don't don't don't lose spirit out there. I really think we're winning ultimately the information war to get these things front and center, out in the open, to live in the so called democratic society that we're told that we're living, but we don't. We simply demand that they get real and give us the society that we're

Yeah yeah, all right, UK, callm dot org. That's where you find Mark Anderson on Fridays on Wednesdays, finding that Republic Broadcasting Network doing Stop the presses and often here in the boiler room. Mark, thanks so much for being here tonight. Appreciate a fellow text and help us grind this out.

Yeah, no problem, good night, everybody, good job, everybody's see you later, all right, Yeah, take care.

Already, there he goes. That's Mark Anderson, everybody and based export go ahead.

Oh.

I just wanted to say, and I recka said that that those quotes were fake or whatever, but there have been a couple of instances where people have been fired from their jobs because of what they said about the the you know, past lives of the people that drowned in the floods. And there was one woman in uh Houston.

And then there was another one, Brian.

I mentioned to you yesterday where I can't remember which agency she worked for, but oh, she was a teacher and she was I mean, she was talking about the children.

That had died and said.

That basically, because you know, Texas voted for Trump, that they should have died.

That was particularly disgusting that one.

Yeah, so I mean, I'm rock as you said that that those were fake, but I do think some of them are real.

And of course, but I'm saying when when you say that there's a especially when you see a ship ton of them and all repeating the same thing and all at the same time, and like their their bots, their their mass accounts, it's on purpose and usually it serves, uh, it serves it's good for Trump it's good for the maga crowd, whether they want to admit it or not. They they they're the ones that get rage baited by it. But at the end of the day, it serves like, look,

Yeah, yeah, I'm sure you're right.

Libs of TikTok effect.

It just doesn't I just even though there's bots out there, like, there are real people saying this stuff and they think this stuff, and that's well, the more important than.

The interesting thing sport, I think is that like a lot of those real people that said stuff like that and lost their jobs or whatever might have even been influenced by the bots like they are, you know what I mean, Like some of we don't know where the original injection point to some of these talking points are. And it's very possible that like rock itself or you know, uh, you know different and people that are paid to goon on social media.

Yea, yeah, Okay, so, like I totally get what you're trying to say here, but my point is that, like, there are real human beings that have lost their lives, and whether there's bots out they're talking about it or not, Like like even if they're just like people that are like putting this into their chat engine and like getting

Do we need social media for this type of an outcome or I mean, it doesn't help when our politicians travel across overseas to the Middle East to sign their fucking signature on bombs and say finish them all, and then we see the pictures of the kids with seeing their limbs in their heads. It's to say, I mean, it's a disgusting, cruel, evil world and social media certainly doesn't help. And I see what you're saying. And we saw exactly how disgusting people were during the twenty twenty thing.

You know, or he whoever it was right.

So so based this seems like we're kind of bumping up against that membrane of like, uh, everything people believe, you know, they'll have succeeded when everything people believe is messed up. It's almost like like Ruckus and spor are saying here, it doesn't really matter if it was a chicken or the egg, you know, if it was a bot or the propaganda to an injected line or something that npc humans. We're just ready to receive and amplify that. You know, we now live in in the in the

Read this quote that Patrick Henningson posted today. It says, quote, tolerance will reach such a level that intelligent people will be banned from thinking so as not to offend the imbeciles.

Pieces pieces.

War freedom is slavery. You know, you will believe what we tell you to believe and it doesn't matter what it is. And I think you got to make a great point that when things like this happen big events.

That seems to be the most basic bitch place that they're trying to push. Everybody is into the nihilism uh cul de Sac, right, like, go down, go down nihilism loop. Everybody go down nihilism court and down there. It's not bad. We've got friends, we got alcohol, we got weed, we got Netflix, we got Apple TV, we got you.

Used to have oxy cotton if you were you know, but if you're a war vet and you got your legs blown off, now you don't have that either.

Right now, you gotta have Q.

Yeah.

Yeah, you could trust the plan down there in the cul de Sac, you can, you know, do all these things hit.

The kopium a little too hard this week?

Yeah? It's it's it's a good year for the kopium. You mentioned Bertrand and Russell there. Let's see here. Let me just throw this little quote out here because I was kind of referencing William Casey a minute ago. Here's Bertrand Russell from the Impact of Society, Science on Society, nineteen fifty three, page thirty quote. It may be hoped that in time anybody will be able to persuade anybody of anything, if he can catch the patient young, and

In a kind of adjacent thing with this, the this seems to have no this seems to not have any strand related to this. But like there's there are a lot of people talking about illiteracy rates in the country and how you know seventy percent of the country is essentially like a sixth grade reading level or whatever. Jade in a stream on this the other night, talking about I don't even know what that means, he said, and that's that's certainly true. I mean, what does that mean?

Yeah, yeah, a lot of that, dude, like that has become normal these days, the whole Like I mean, I think back to when I was a kid. It was like, you know, in the nineties, in the early nineties, when you know, I was a teenager and some of my friends were like eighteen nineteen and they were making the tattoo decisions. It was like, oh my god, you know, oh shit, you'll never get a job if you have a neck tattoo or a hand tattoo. And now it's like Elon Musk, Post Malone and Jelly Roll and so

Yeah, it always works, by the way.

They're just too busy to fucking bother. I don't want to.

Fuck with it.

Yeah.

It's the ice cream machine, isn't it.

Yeah, yeah, I want to.

America's got an identity crisis, is what you're saying.

Yeah, and an ice cream crisis.

Self flicking identity. No, that's not going to work.

Oh yeah. That would have almost been a boiler room title right there if we weren't making them before the show lately, self flicking identity, ice chream ice cream crisis.

Hey, speaking of licking ice cream cones, did you see the latest news about Biden?

Biden it's chocolate chocolate chip.

Didn't one of his doctors have to plead the fifth again?

Like the doctor, the one and Kevin O'Connor. Is that the doctor's name.

Yeah, he's a short king, right.

Yeah, you know the one?

Yeah, Yeah, he stood before the House testing the House Oversight Committee where he was in Congress under oath, and they asked him about how come you didn't tell us about Biden's I pleaded the fifth.

He literally the.

Fifth, dude, that's even That is even more like Emperor wears no clothes than when the FBI people were there and they were asked like how many people were involved in January sixth under their employment?

It was like, I pleaed the skiff.

More like it, this guy doesn't know where he is. Yeah, They're like, we're not actually sure or we can't say you know, something like that. And this dude's just like straight up like he's in criminal court. I plead the fifth. I need my public defender.

I played the cliff I'm going on holiday with.

More fuel for the political rage clickbaiting on X yeah whatever.

Yeah.

How many of the.

Conservative influencers took that without any actual news source, of course, although the information would have been accurate in this case, But how many emojis did they add with the little flashing sirens and the eyeballs and breaking and look what do you see with the random like weird one letters capitalize the other one's not freaking weirdos.

Yeah. Oh, question from the chatroom here from the Discord chat room. By the way, if you're watching, if you just tuned in, you're watching boiler Room. We are Alternate Current Radio dot Com. We got baselet Analyzer, we got sport, we got Ruckus, we got me and go to our website, Alternate Current Radio dot COM's we go to support us. Go to YouTube, follow and subscribe and ring the bell for basilet Analyzer, Go to Rumble, follow boiler Room, follow

A zoomer is a gen z Zoomer. So just like we have the Boomer, which was the largest generation, now we have the Zoomer, which has overtaken the Boomers as the largest generation. We just had the this year's graduating class of high schoolers in America was the largest graduating high school class ever. It's a huge population. Zoomers follow millennials. I myself am a geriatric millennial, sennial. All of that stuff is from what's the fuck? What's the propaganda's name?

Oh yeah, yeah, Brenees, yeah, Burne's.

I think all that stuff is burnees, you know, a way to monetize and consumerism. But whatever. There are obvious differences in generations. Generations tend to go in like twenty or thirty year cycles.

But you know, like we have the last of the gen xers, I think.

Yeah, and we have we have you know, boomersen millennials and and you know, and there is a huge difference in sort of mentality and culture and all these things. But Zoomers are I don't know. I think that they're probably moving into another generation now that's post zoomer, which there's not really a there's you know, not really a name.

He brought it up. She mentioned it to me, and I already forgot the name of the the Yes.

They call them Generation Alpha as if that, but they will have a different name That's.

What it was, and that's what we were talking about. They were like the new generation right now.

There's just no other way of classifying those people who knows what they'll be, but.

That that requires like to accept that, that requires that you look at Gen Z or the Zoomers as like the Omega right And I feel like that didn't really we didn't get the Omega wave that we were expecting

This is kind of the way you think about this is also in terms of technology, I think it's it's kind of like, you know, uh, Gen X didn't have fucking computer or whatever now and they were full on adults with Internet calculators.

Yes, yeah, we had the TI bitch. We went to the Moon on the t I tech.

What do you get when you have when you when you have eight zero zero eight boom boom. But you you know, then you have you know, sort of late gen X millennials who had AOL you know, AOL online. And then you had uh millennials who were like Snapchat, and then you have uh gen Z, which is like TikTok, and then you have Generation alphar whatever that is, which is the brain rot thing. So we have gen Z

All their memories include digital devices. They're the first generation where if they were in you know, five years old mom or dad had an early iPhone or an iPad or something like that, and ruckus and sported myself and even based were people that did not see a lit screen other than our UHF VHF or cable television until we were you know, teenagers. Yeah.

I thought the Internet was gay when it first came out. I thought it was totally you know, nobody did that. You know, it was like whatever, and then it really and then when the Internet really was built on like you know, conspiracy theory really in the early two thousands is when I really got into it. And I mean, like the first thing I saw on the internet really was like that Mike Balailey video of him beating up those dude that was.

So good that it was fucking raw mich Bliley, fucking skater just whooping ass on like four assailants like that would that you know, if it wasn't for gaming, that would have been my entry point. But I was already in because of Doom and Half Life and you know, ship like that was.

Just downloading porn. I don't know what you guys were talking about.

Well, oh, don't get me start.

It took like three nights to it was like line by line, and like night two you'd be like, I see a nipple.

Just kidding.

I got a I got a Dell laptop and got LimeWire and downloaded like a Biggie small song in three days to download in the computer crashed.

Yeah, But somebody just posted the one wire logo on social media the other day and said, if you know what this is, you're one of the real ones.

You know, you know, I used to haunt the uh the computer lab at CSU Monterey Bay on Audio Galaxy and LimeWire and Napster. I'd be in there at three in the morning, you know, just freaking download and shit like, oh my god, dude, dude. Back in the day when that was the wild Wild West, like before Lars ol Rick got Wise and sud Napster, we had so much fun.

Yeah, computers were like before the I, you know, the iMac generation. It was the big nineties bubble, you know, apples and and you like. All it had was like snowed, you know, and shit like that. And then we played My.

Four Gone Trail on the computer in school high school.

My first my first computer game was Spit on Saddam on a Macintie. It came with my Macintosh Classic nineteen ninety two. Do you remember that game? Surprise did that game?

There was a game called Saddam.

It was called Spit on Saddam. And because it came.

Out in Desert, I remember that.

Yeah.

Yeah. You shot a little blip and your Patriot missile had to intercept the sky and when you intercepted it, you got to pick your spit and then it showed a picture of Saddam and you spit on it.

And this was this was before our CIA and our military engineered the coup where he was like dragged into public, dragged behind a truck, you know, mercilessly brutalized and murdered and assassinated too. So it was like back when there was a whole lot of like it was.

First desert it was Desert Shield, Desert Shield.

Yeah, many desert, Desert Storm and desert I think Desert Storm came before Desert Shield.

And I remember it was Shield and then storm.

Okay, so Shield was like what happened in the wake of that, like the Highway of Death, right, Like that was when and for me, I think I was maybe what year was that, I don't know, fifth grade, Yeah, I think I was in like a freshman in high school maybe, And it was like the first time that because you know, before that, like we hadn't really been in a big military excursion since it was Granada, Yeah, Panada, Korea, Vietnam, like and and people would just see the propaganda pieces

For this was CNN. CNN made their their debut with the Girl in the Well, That's what I see. And then and then baby Jessica, right, I remember I was supposed to go to a hockey game that night with my family and they turned on. They were like, there's this thing sold called CNN where war because we because Desert Shield was happening, and then we activated in the

Barry, OJ Simpson Desert Shield, dude. That So that was what launched CNN. And for you zoomers out there, kids like us, when we saw that, we thought we were living in the craziest future where it was like wow, like we've only seen war through the lens of movies and television shows and through the voices of our grandparents and our fathers and all, all of a sudden, there's a channel you can go to on your television, Like

It was awesome too, because I was like, hell.

Yeah, me too, shit out of this too?

Yeahs up? Fuck yeah, dude, I'm a fifth grader and this I want to go.

I was the same way in high school. It was just like, it's amazing that I didn't end up in there, you know, because I was the same way. I was, like you, I was in a G I Joe and all that shit, and uh, you know, look kind of weird. It is.

Almost like that like was that a feature or a bug?

Yeah? Right, I mean like we didn't know what we were dealing with. We thought that what we were seeing was an honest portrayal of the world. And all of a sudden, it didn't just come for one hour twice a day. It's on all the time, and they're showing

I mean I remember when I was in second grade when Panama happened, and I remember like the teacher came in the room and was like, we've invaded Panama, and I was like, fuck yes, yep, yeah, I don't give a ship wear that. It was like fuck yes. And and my friend gave me guns and roses lies. So those two things went together.

Dude, Guns and Roies Lies is such a great rock EP I got. I'll just stop you right there. Guns and Roses Lies was probably the first time I ever, like as a youth, took notice of an EP, Like, what is an EP? What do you mean? There's only five songs on here, and and two of them are cover songs or whatever, and like the rest don't sound like you know what you would hear from a release from the band. That that fucking EP rocks so hard. Man.

I was put on my Sony sports walk man. Yeah, the yellows and listen to the acoustics side to go to sleep every night. Yeah, dude, it was fucking sweet. And it had that nude girl in the in the in the fucking in the tape.

Like newspaper like view.

Yeah yeah, yeah, Yeah, that's awesome, dude.

So good, so fucking good. Oh man, young people, that's sorry zoomers, but you guys didn't get cassettes. You guys didn't get LPs. You only got Spotify, Spotify's rad and all. But man, you missed out on like getting the micro the freaking magnifying glass out and trying to like read all the stuff in those like fake news articles inside the guns and Roses lies.

Ep that was not a cuss from Easy Easy does It? And guns and Roses Lies. My friend and I would listen to Easy Eat and we would write down the cuss words.

Fucking A and NWA and two Live crew, all those guys. Man.

See, when we were your age kids, we got lies just like you get lies. But our lies were fun and your lies are destroying the country.

USA lies, lies lies. That's right.

That's a song by violents, by the way.

Yeah, that's right. Shout out to them. All right, Well that was fun. What else do we got here tonight, you guys? Let's talk about Epstein for a second. Here. People are are.

People are still talking about e Fstein, that guy, this guy. Nobody cares about Fstein, this.

Guy, this guy again with this guy.

I'm actually very very happy that this all has happened the way it has because for once, now, I mean, I don't care who you are, no one at this point can deny that the president of the United States just gaslits the entire country and everybody's fine with it. Apparently this is great. Cannot make this ship up, right?

Yeah, I mean, obviously there's.

A lot of upset people, but in general, I mean his bass. Not only have they not like raised an eyebrowt, they've doubled down.

Some of them have gone full Q mode.

Now.

It's quite the sight to behold.

My favorite one is Trump has the list. He's using it against everybody else. You can't see it. You can't have it, or you'll mess up. That's my favorite. I love that. Like if life was this easy, fuck man, let's go, let's take a vacation, you guys, we don't need to be doing this.

That is the apotheosis of trust. The plan, you know, that's like the end of it. That's that's the last action.

It's got to tell you what the plan was. Did we.

The plan was to put in the finishing nails in America's coffin.

Congratulations Mega an Exodus song comes to mind. The Last act of Defiance is totally The lyrics are not connected to what we're talking about, right, but the title itself, this is like the last act of defiance of against and his entire cabinet. Pam Blondie, Cash Patel with his masade wife and Bongino. I don't know what they did to you, Bongino, but man, it's really really depressing to

Well, we don't have to worry about that because people are dying in Texas according to the president.

So we're good. Yeah, yeah, moving on.

Yeah, that's matter. And that's what I was saying earlier about the nuanced things go out the door and as long as you know, focus on the disaster that's happening, because you can't do both. And right, of course, you could also do the bombings. He can do the Iranian thing and then do the Nobel Peace Prize and do the visit to the White House, which don't have anything apparently to do with with this cut with the with the cope.

So oh, his his little gaslighting tirade where he was for reading the journalists there because he interrupted. In case people missed it, was the reporter was asking a question of Pam Bondy about the Epstein stuff because she know, she you.

Know, because around I mean, there's no proof for evidence.

But apparently allegedly she may have implied somewhere along the line that maybe the list was sitting on her desk and she was going to release it like soon. She said that, yeah, uh so, yeah, so the reporter called her out on it, and before she could answer, Donald Trump interrupted, gas lit everybody. And but but part of it was I think Trump was almost offended. He was defending, he was ready to defend his honor about the promises made,

We stopped the warren Kenya. I stopped the warren Kenya. I stopped the war in South America. I stopped it.

I mentioned that bab Net and Yahoo nominated me for a Nobel Peace Prize.

It's alf you get a Nobel Peace Prize. Fuck man, Now this is this is a weird one because it it's not the first chip in the stone between MAGA

There's all these small concentric circles, but really there are only two big circles, yes, or rather a small circle in a big circle. Right, there are the people that want to name find and guillotine, the motherfuckers who are running this operation involving what it does, and then there's everybody else. I mean, that's that's really what it is. And that to those two things are you know, the the second one is united across parties, across the world,

You just fixed my headline. I'm gone, you completely fixed my fucking headline there. That was one of those things where I'm trying to softball it a little bit and kind of include everybody, but you're exactly fucking right. That's that's the translation out of my attempt at global eze right there. But it's just like the motherfucking mainstream media, the mass media cartel is what is in the middle

This is one of those things that this is the democratizing effect of the War on the South that came out of the twenty twenty stuff. I think where the giant global plans reached into the the persons of every

You know?

And Helms is like, you don't let me explain something. You don't call for me. I come when I want to. I'm here to tell you that presidents come and go, the government's come and go, but the intelligence apparatus or now they call it the IC, always remains. And this is this is an example I think of where that has bled all the way down into where just normal,

Dude, this was all so predictable too, Like, I'm not disappointed, I'm not surprised, I'm not anything, but yeah, this is where we're at. I mean, especially to have like Diddy lined up with this cash Patel and oh my god, cash.

Pathetic cash PayPal cash.

At PayPal with your lazy eye.

He goes, he goes, he goes. Don't you think if I knew something like that that I would do something about it? Don't you trust me? Like what the fuck are you talking about?

Yeah? Right? Who held even argue like we didn't notice your muscle odd affiliated wife clinging on to you there, making that like scared look like she actually has to go home with you? Uh yeah, notice that. I mean it went from like all these guys, they went from the podcaster guys right, like all the podcaster like sort of you know, rubbing elbows with all the technocrats and the and the mainstream podcasters uh into the administration. And now they all just shut up. They'll do one one

I saw a great meme with Trump on the phone with George W. Blunch, you know, and he said he was saying something like that. Great Now you've learned. Welcome to the club. You known we're gonna call you Neo Khondon.

W's like I've had to sit and watch that video of me reading to those little kids on September eleventh, over and over again. It's your turned on.

The memes have been pretty good though about this one.

They have been spicy.

Yeah, And I do I.

Do want to share a comment at one of our our Diehard or one of our Discord members y'all used to remember, and it goes by Zod. He now goes by Zarah task whatever he wants to call himself. It's fine by me, you know the one. But he said the other day about this Epstein be like, cash me outside if you can.

I got my bail Bondie, cet cash, cash.

Me outside, bail Blondie.

Yeah, yeah, bail Bondie.

And who who was the one that made that that statement famous?

To cash me outside?

That was bad Bobby, right, bad baby, bad bad Bobby.

Right.

She's got diabetes. Now I hear that.

Doctor Phil who doctor Phil who was the first one on the ice raids.

That's right.

So you're telling me you came here legally. Let me ask you a question, what if you didn't.

Do the Does she have the T one D or the T two D?

Everybody got the T d s.

Yeah.

Really didn't she make a whole bunch of money on OnlyFans first? I mean, I don't know. I can't keep up.

With Yeah, I think so she's prey. She was she she's.

Pregnant now or had a kid or something. I do know something like that happened weird.

Well, hey, you know, if she knows who the daddy was and it wasn't one of two thousand guys like that other only fans.

Mark Povich just getting to the bottom of it.

Yeah, I'm sure will might be.

We've got we've got the evidence.

We've got the DNA test coming in, folks, I miss Heraldo.

You know what I need to make the Maury Povich meme for the Epstein files.

That's an obvious one. Nobody's done that yet.

Yeah, if you want to beat me to it, everybody, go for it. But it should be the Maury Povich reading the results of the paternity test things all, or the lie detector test. He said, you said that the Epstein files were on your desk. Uh determined that that.

Was a lie, said as I just said that I miss Heraldo. I don't miss Heraldo. Fuck Geraldo. I missed Donaghue. Donahue was the ship. He had a vapor, he had a synth wave logo, and he had Ted Bundy glasses and he ran around the studio. Remember he would get next up for you so and he would run.

Yeah, Morton Downey Junior to shout out to Morton Downy Junior. That guy was awesome as well, like Donahue, Morton Downey Junior, Jerry Springer at certain points in his career, like those guys were a joke. But oh joke.

We all know.

It was all about the Late Night One, which was still like a daytime show, but it was our Senio Hall.

Yeah, when Bobby Brown dropped an eight ball on the stage live on our City Hall.

He went back, he went back dancing and picked it up playing the saxophone.

Yeah, yeah, that's great.

The original Trump dance was like trying to grab my light ball.

Yeah, that's that's what won Bill Clinton that election. Remember it was Boxers or Briefs, Remember it was that, and it was our Sinio Hall playing.

The sacks kind of like how promising to release the JFK files, the Epstein files, the UFO files and auditing Fort Knox.

Oh wait where we.

At with all that? Are we? Are we good on any of that?

It's sitting on Pambomdi's desk.

Well except Epstein. That's just that guy. Now, that's off the desk. We just that we hit a speed bump, you guys, We're just not gonna get that one. We've got to accept the l on this. There's no client list. Sorry, folks, it's there's no client list. I'm so sorry about your client list. I'm sorry that global government and the Masade and the CIA and the FBI and the Pentagon took

Now listen, guys, this is yeah. I think this is exactly to your point, Hesher. There there's this argument going on about two elements of this thing. That we've got the Johns, the clients who are on the flights and and attended the parties and did god knows what with god knows how old, et cetera, and and then the the victims. And they've been saying, oh, well, we're not going to release this, and what we're really talking about was the list of the victims and it's for their privacy,

See the Johns list.

That's about the victims, John's victims, John's. I'm pretty sure there's still a third party here in this little setup, if I'm not mistaken.

Uh is no one.

Wondering who is the one, Like, who's doing the compromising. They're like, oh, they assume that they're protecting they're all they're covering up because that their names are on the list.

That's not what they're covering up. They're not covering. They don't give an f about there. They'd be happy to throw these people under the bus. They don't care.

They're not protecting people like Dershowitz if he was on the list, or the King or the Prince or Trump. No, they're protecting the people who are running the blackmail ring and that can never come out. And we all know who were What is at the top of that. We mentioned it all the time, but it's the number, it's.

The intelligence operations and the methods.

Right, you can't do you can't say these things.

I learned this from Grok Grok version three, so it's okay, it's not my fault. And GROC three has been fixed, so we're good.

I don't even know what you're talking about. I'm going to see Superman nice.

No, no, you better not, because Dean Kine, who used to play Superman, says that this new one by James Gunn is nothing but woke garbage.

I hear well, I did. I did see an interview with James Gunn who said is it political, Yes, it's political, it's about immigration, Yes, it's woke. I mean'd right, Yeah.

That was what I heard too. Yes, Superman is anti ic and he's pro open borders, Like yay. But you know what, I hear this stupid, like one liner about every frickin pop culture movie that comes out lately, and it's like, sometimes I watched them and I realize, Okay, that is an aspect of the story, but you're missing everything else that's in there, which may be a little like, may sound a little apologetic for modern Hollywood and their agendas, but at the same time, like, I find it interesting

I hope you didn't get like mind fucked into watching the movie that you were probably never going to watch in the first place.

I'm going to go see it so you guys don't have to.

So are you going to do a stream after you watch it?

Yeah?

Yeah, I'm curious because you know, James Gunn is one of those guys I have mixed feelings about because it's like he's the one that was part of the Trauma team I was referencing trauma earlier today, I'm pretty sure it was him that was affiliated with trauma, like back

Yeah, but at the.

Same time, they're like things you would expect from someone that was involved with some of those films, And it may just be shock oriented, but it's hard to tell. He may actually be a twisted individual in some ways.

I put it down to you know, I call it holly weird. I don't know. I don't know if you guys ever heard that.

It's very holly weird. Yeah, right, Like, as a as an onlooker, it's hard to even have an opinion, at least for me personally, because of just how long I've been watching things that that that guy has been involved with.

You know, well, we'll see. The proof will be in the pudding. And you can't count on you can almost never count on filmmakers or artists or even writers to discuss their own work with any kind of clarity.

I like that I appreciate something.

Yeah, something happens between the creation process and the result of it, where they are usually their own worst. You know, they give horrible summaries of the things that they've done, and they sort of have no understanding of the thing they've created. I mean, that's that is the case much of the time. Very few people can talk about their own work in a in a way with any kind of clarity. I mean, Quentin Tarantino can kind of do that at times a most most people can't do it. So we'll see what.

Rucus, with Rugus and Spoor and I were just talking about, oh ship, which director was that we were in the car. We were talking about crap. I can't remember. It was like Tarantino adjacent. Maybe Ruckus will remember, but you know, it's it's like, I don't know, I lost my train of thought. Fuck it that director who knows?

Maybe grock knows rock Man.

You gotta love these accounts on ex like like Don Lucico or whatever fuck his name is, where like they just post this stuff and it like it's always like.

A question mark narratives.

Yeah, yeah, that one. It's like where it's like, you know, sixty to eighty percent of the stuff that they put up is like an actual headline or whatever, But then there's this whole other like genre of things that they put up where it's like they post a picture, an image, or a concept or a sentence or a paragraph and it's like leaves this open ended thing with a question mark at the end, and a lot of times it's like AI generated or something like that, just this whole

Truth will come out. Oh brah, you have been targeted for exposure.

He's in gemo.

And then like a random picture like something just randomly circled on the screen and you're like what am I looking at?

Yeah? And the and the ex post will actually say what is this right here? You know, with a circle around it or whatever, and like.

You know what people do now? Ask Rocks, They ask groc what is he talking about?

And and and riddle me, this eular room has the word oil in it? Do they support the war in Iraq?

This is what I want to know, like, is this a some sort of genius strategy like do do double you know, premium blue check marks on X Do they get money if enough people come in and ask Rock about their post? That's like the what I'm wondering about accounts like that where they do that, because the first thing you always see under it is someone going, hey, Groc, what is this picture about? What is the origin of this?

Dude, you would not believe what is happening on Facebook right now. Have you messed around with Facebook lately?

Every time I go there, it tells me that I'm getting a virus and I have to fucking close it.

Awesome?

Uh yeah, No, I think you're definitely onto something. Hesher and Zuck is doing the exact same thing. He's got his meta AI on there, and I, dude, I've never seen posts like this before. I've been getting fed these posts that don't make a lick of fucking sense, like like, can you.

Figure out this angle?

And it like like, dude, I studied math and like high levels and I'm like, dude, just like and then like, but the right underneath the post, every one of these posts that you're scratching your head like, there's all these like pre made prompts to like meta AI, what does the person mean by this? What are some like it's all these ways and again, like you said, you're clicking on that thing, you're using that product, and you're you're increasing the engagement on the post and locking people in

I thought so, I felt it. I felt it in my.

Very good, very good series. Sir, I'm gonna double down on that one for sure.

This is bad, dude, This is bad. Where we are in twenty twenty five is not good. Oh shit, Okay, is that a carcass T shirt? Sick? Fuck? Yeah it is?

Man?

Fuck yeah? Who sent me? Someone sent me?

Oh?

I think it was my buddy Matt check this out. Okay, this is This is sort of an i'd hold with me, folks. Will I do an extreme extreme left turn here? Let me go to my instagram, let me share this page. Oh no, yeah, yeah, don't worry. I don't have any ais for you tonight. Let's see here. First off, another shout out to Stage for the constant weekly posting of boiler Room. We appreciate that, we really do. So there it is. If you're not following Stage Morrison, you should.

Oh yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, okay, so that was Matt. Shout out to Matt. Let's see if I can find his post here it is. I don't know is this real or what? But let's look at this. He sent me this. It's a Balenciaga puffy jacket YEP twenty seven thousand and forty dollars is called Intestina Version.

Two Chemoagic Mamorrhagic Maroon Infection Gray Wow, available in both heymore Chymoorragic Maroon and infection Gray. And if you're just listening and not watching the show, it's like a puffy jacket that has some weird like intestines and intestinal shape on it.

So it's like that Lettis Vigo Mortensen movie. H the Cronenberg, right, is this surgery? Is his surgical procedures become the art. He's also a step on from the Lady was it Lady Gaga in the meat Dress? Yes, and that kind of began that. And it's also remember you guys covered way back the flesh phone Ye do you remember that or whatever? The phoneolder that was like fla flat yes.

Yeah, So so I wrote, I wrote our friend Matt back, and I said they should give the band Carcas a royalty on that jacket. This band Carcass, like when I first discovered them in the early nineties, they were like my age. They were like teenagers or something like that, and they were writing all their lyrics like based on One of their dads was like a, I don't know, some sort of pathologist or something like that, so he had all these like medical books and shit, So all

I'm gonna vote fake on that one.

It might be I wondered. I'm still wondering. Maybe somebody, maybe one of our social reject fact checkers out there, can source this one out for us. We don't have a time. Don't ask ROC, don't ask GROC. No, you got to do your own research here. You can ask ROC, but ask don't.

Want to ask Rock things.

Right now, people, it's getting kind of I mean, like somebody asked him to make pizza the other day and this happened.

Can you get square pepperoni anywhere? Is that a thing? I mean, I've not seen that.

Well.

Actually that's how it started.

And not long after Groc went on these types of things, they rolled out with the new version of ROC, which now looks something like this and all kidding aside, the end result of this was this don't let the.

Door hit you on the way out.

Yakarino is getting the f out of the Yep, she's she's done.

Was the one that said freedom of speech, but not freed of reach? Right? Is that? Do I have that? Right?

Now? She's free to do whatever the f she wants whatever.

So does she have freedom of speech or just that and not freedom of reach?

I guess that she is not only going to be leaving X the company, she'll probably not be using X the platform either.

Just I guess, but I needed her to monitor my freedom of reach.

She'll probably get she's going to become like the CEO of Like, she'll become the Vice. She'll be like a Blue Sky or Sam Altman's new Thing or some ship like that. I bet you she'll hook up with Sam Altman. I'm calling that right now.

All right, all right, okay, noted timestamped.

We remember Rukas said that one pizza.

In the vial right right next to the Nazi pug looft that's right, Okay, nine of them.

But yeah, so you see how that happened with the X What was going on with the gro I think it's a little convenient that this happened right before they were gonna Like Elon Musk came out and announced ahead of time that there was going to be a Groc four coming out, and then all of a sudden, there's there's these weird problems with Groc three.

Yeah, I don't know, I just I don't trust any of the right.

So we're now to get normalized to the fact that, oh the AI is hallucinating again. So we're going to roll out the new version tomorrow. Guys. It's gonna be awesome to have it. You know.

It's like chat Dan.

Remember that what's chat Dan?

Chat chet Dan was the jail broke in GPT and it did the same thing, okay, and they shut it down. It was do anything now, So it was like you could ask it, you could ask it, who really did JFK And it would be like, well it was you know, so sad c I A and James files for the Chicago outfit. Even though most people don't believe this, I just told you.

Yeah, that's exactly. Yeah, that's exactly how it happens.

Like either Elon was promising more truth truth uh truth telling coming from his bought and so they loosened up the reins a little bit too much and lo and behold, I didn't nobody did not see that coming, right.

Yeah, right, I did not see that coming. See what you did.

I didn't know. I didn't do it.

You should be arrested. This is this is absurd.

I should probably be sanctioned by Marco.

Rubiam, Deep Platform, Deep Person de Bank. Oh Man, Yeah, Grock has been constant entertainment this week, and I'm pretty sure people are making money off creating Grock engagement. And that's why twenty percent of their output is stuff with a question mark at the end or and or a siren at the beginning of me be fake or maybe real video. Yep, he was pretty odd.

But they all post the same thing. It's like a templated post. It's the same video, the same picture, almost like a little differently, and they all go happen to magically find each other's posts and like it.

And it almost like Influenceable has given them the talking point and they got paid a thousand dollars was going to go that far man on top of their monthly salary of talking to you Ian Miles Chung and you Mario. But hey, we're glad you're being commercially successful. That is the American way. Just don't sell out our country. Please, let's see what else do we got tonight, you guys.

I guess there's one other weird thing that's been going on with the whole Epstein thing is the way Alex Jones has decided to.

Give me the summary. I've been curious.

It's hard to follow because he's been all over the place with this stuff. But I mean, I know he's walked back or changed his mind or put out a

I thought Alex was saying that that was what people were saying, that that was the thing that they were going into the cope about him doing that, but that if if the if the if that were true, then that would also make them party to it, because they were using the same black Man material, So it just transfers ownership. But I, you know, I thought that's what I thought, that's what he said, But I don't know.

And then of course a few people have pointed out it's like, no matter how you look at this, it's not good for the president. So either he's lying and covering up for fill in the blank, lots of people want to.

He's covering up for himself. Obviously he's on whatever.

I don't I don't. I don't know about all that. I'm kind of on the fence about that. I'm leaning more towards he's probably not on the list. He's probably he probably covered his ass better when it came to these things because he's been so out in the public about his other dirty, lecherous things like he grab him

Things, and that was it. He talked about it, he social you know.

So, so either he lied during the campaign to steal votes from you poor suckers. Oh that looks great, or he's lying to you now that looks not great. None of this looks good for him. So I don't know what this all means, but obviously they're covering up for something much more important, which is probably the people at the top, the mailers, not the people being blackmailed.

This is where we bump up against quote unquote national security, right.

Yea yeah, and obviously the entire world will fall apart, quite literally, I suppose, because the world is run by the satanic pedophiles apparently.

But there you go.

Goblins.

Yeah, yep, pop pot, as Alex says, pot belly, goblins with goblin slot and vomit all over them.

Exactly.

You thought it was in Hollywood.

Exactly.

Dude.

Let's see here, I got it, I got it. Yeah, the goblins, man, this is the old Alex Jones that we need now.

I don't want to see him kissing and.

With the goblin.

I don't want to see him kissing. Give us a goblins and kiss kissing.

Dump it.

Some goblin vomit, Trump charging into a goblin, goblin.

Goblin vomit and slop Yes, Trump charge.

Slopping, bombit all the nest. Yeah.

Yeah, that didn't go out on the stream either.

Oh it didn't. Oh that's terrible. I'm so sorry. I'll try to cut that into the audio feed, but sorry for you out there on the video feed. Yeah, the Alex Jones, we need the goblin slap one. All right, let's go around the room here, let's close it out. We've gone over Drive here tonight. Thanks for staying with me late tonight, you guys. Ruck Us over to you, saved rounds. Final thoughts, any stories we missed? I know we had a bunch more.

No, actually I think we actually worked them all in, even if it was just a quick side reference.

But we did cover the big news.

Obviously, everybody's talking about the Epstein thing and the Epstein fallout, and they'll probably still be talking about it, although.

I don't know why people are talking about this.

That guy, that guy anyway, that was Actually that was probably my best Trump impression yet nothing like Base. Anyways, I am working my hardest at getting some new daily Ruckus content out where you find folks.

I'm toying with the idea of doing a live.

Stream on a Saturday coming up either this Saturday, if I can do it quick enough, just to test it out, but I definitely think I want to do something in a couple of weeks after my birthday because my birthday, I think it'll be a boiler room night in two weeks from now, so that following Saturday, I'm thinking of doing my the special Ruckus Birthday celebration live stream on my own Rumble channel. So pay stay tuned for information about that, either at my ex i'm ac Underscore Word Slinger,

Ruckus out, all right, Thanks, ruckus over to you Based man. It's been much having you here tonight. Tell everybody where to find you and all that good stuff.

Yeah, yeah, man, thanks for having me again here and you can find me at Basil Analyzer at YouTube. I just covered part three, which is books two, three and four of Narnias C. S. Lewis. I'm doing a deep dive into all things CS Lewis.

And oh, by the way, dude, by the way, a C. S. Lewis quote came up on Sunday Wire last week. We had a massive audience and we gave you a massive shout out. Let people know that you were doing that CS Lewis series over there on your YouTube channel. We recommend you go over there subscribe. I've hit the bill all that good YouTuber shit.

Thanks Bud, appreciate it, man. Yeah, I did books two three, I'm about to cover probably next week the Horse and His Boy and then finally the Last Battle. I'm also doing this base trilogy until we have Faces. I've covered Screwtape, Letters and a bunch of Narnia. I'll also be doing a major William Blake stream coming up on Fearful Symmetry. I'll be doing the Superman movie Friday. I just covered twenty eight years later. I just did Burmas, Johnny Vedmore

Appreciate you absolutely, Thank you, man. And guess what, there's room for all of us in it. A little bit of light on the cockroach is a little bit of truth will really help us achieve that. So I want to thank you for hanging out with us here in the boiler room, Sage. Thank you. She wants me to tell you that she knew what a zoomer was, but she thought it would be interesting to hear us talk

That's it.

Go ahead and run, run home, and cry to Mama.