Monday, 31 August 2026

Guy Anderson | The Conspiracy ABCs of Obscure & Underreported Topics

From the Faraday cage properties of medieval plate armor to the prophetic novels of Ingersoll Lockwood, Guy Anderson deconstructs the hidden architecture of the global reset.

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About this episode

Independent researcher Guy Anderson challenges the historical utility of medieval armor, proposing that these museum pieces functioned as Faraday cages to shield wearers from high-frequency direct energy weapons. Anderson cites the impractical weight and restricted vision of surviving suits as evidence of a defensive technology designed to counter handheld devices like the Hindu Vajra, a relic reportedly kept by Elon Musk. The investigation links these ancient defenses to a broader pattern of suppressed technology and the intentional destruction of historical evidence through events like the Blitz and the Great Fire of Chicago.

Father Pellegrino Ernetti and the Vatican’s rumored Chronovisor device represent a post-war effort to view past events through frequency tuning, a concept Anderson connects to the U.S. military’s Project Pegasus. The narrative expands to include the 19th-century novels of Ingersoll Lockwood, which feature a character named Baron Trump and suggest a prophetic link to the Trump family via Nikola Tesla and John G. Trump. Further claims address the Lunacy Act of 1774 as a mechanism for state-sponsored kidnapping to facilitate a repopulation agenda, while the branding of Amazon’s Kindle is framed as a digital precursor to book burning and information control. Anderson also details his disillusionment with the United Grand Lodge of England, describing Freemasonry as a professional networking tool for the police and political advisors rather than a repository of sacred knowledge.

Guy Anderson recounts a sophisticated phishing attempt involving an imposter of researcher Jason Brashears that led to a public dispute on Telegram. The conversation takes a turn into the biological with a look at the stem cell potential of urine therapy and the mysterious deaths of holistic practitioners like Dr. Jeffrey Bradstreet. Greg Carlwood closes the session with a critique of ergonomic gaming chairs and a comedic musical tribute to the social perils of discussing the Sandy Hook investigation on a first date.


CHAPTER 01 / 19 Discussion

Guy Anderson, Independent Conspiracy Researcher and Author

Greg Carlwood introduces returning guest Guy Anderson, a former Freemason and independent researcher born in Cambridge. Anderson discusses his background as the son of a master mason and his eventual disillusionment with the United Grand Lodge of England. The conversation previews his encyclopedia-style book, Conspiracy Theories From MacArthur To Zombies, which covers topics ranging from Tartaria to human cloning.

guy anderson· cambridge· united grand lodge of england· tartaria· cabbage patch kids

00:00 The highest subject of a world in company Well, wouldn't you know it? It's another beautiful day in the neighborhood people from the Sunshine State. I'm Greg Carlwood and there's really only two types of people in the world those who reject new information and alternative theories in an effort to preserve their consensus reality view no matter how flimsy or full of holes that becomes then there's a rest of us who actually get an energetic jolt from having a preconceived notion or assumed narrative broken apart with new information or a new perspective we actually get excited about seeing something we assume to be true in a new light And we actively seek out those feelings in a never-ending loop of challenging our own assumptions and looking to consider every new angle that we can, because not only is it fun but it does bring us closer to the truth on many things we cannot know just by the nature of considering a wider range of possibilities.

00:51 And someone who's always done this well is today's returning guest Guy Anderson. He was born in Cambridge to a father who was a master mason with a preoccupation in ancient Egypt and Guy joined the order himself at 35 via the United Grand Lodge of England, and left in disillusionment over corruption and the gatekeeping of sacred knowledge and he's been an independent conspiracy researcher ever since, going on 30 years now. Focusing heavily on Tartaria and the World's Fair era and those Cabbage Patch Baby clones He is the author of books like Tesla & The Cabbage Patch Kids Rise Of The Clones, The Cabbage Patch Babies a reprint of the original Grimm's Fairy Tales And the main offering on the table today is encyclopedia style book titled Conspiracy Theories From MacArthur To Zombies

01:38 Well, I think this is going to be a fun one. So let's get into it the Cabbage Patch Clone Revealer Tartaria Truth Teller and Educator of the ABCs A Conspiracy Guy welcome back That's the best introduction i think ever had thank you so much greg thanks for having me. Of course all in a day's work yeah it's a pleasure man i'm psyched to get into this one last time we talked about your tesla and cabbage patch kids cloning books and those are great, and you were just working on this agartha two zombies encyclopedia style booking gave us a little preview with the pig spiracy which a lot of people liked

CHAPTER 02 / 19 Discussion

Medieval Armor, Faraday Cages and Direct Energy Weapons

A theory suggests that medieval suits of armor were not practical for battlefield combat but instead functioned as Faraday cages to protect wearers from direct energy weapons. Evidence cited includes the impractical weight, restricted vision, and extremely small waistlines of surviving museum pieces. The discussion links these defenses to ancient handheld energy weapons like the Hindu Vajra, a device Elon Musk reportedly keeps on his bedside table.

medieval armor· faraday cage· direct energy weapons· vajra· elon musk

02:17 Maybe we should stop being pigs because were half big but you have multiple entries for each letter here and i thought i would just pull out some of the most obscure or unexpected from each letter will just try to hit twenty six of these how does that sound wow okay okay this is what can do you wanna start with a pig. No, no. We did that one we did that one let's start with a that's how it goes I mean my kids tell me but is for armor i do agree medieval armor is weird and often seems very impractical Sylvia

02:53 Even Noah has highlighted armor that when you think about it, a human body couldn't even fit in. She's shown these pictures on her YouTube channel they have statues of like a worm inside a suit of armor and so she's like are these worm people? It gets quite bizarre but you write for centuries we've been taught that suits of armor were created for the battlefield clunky heavy metal shells forged for hand-to-hand combat and defense against blades and arrows But when you really examine the logistics, the official explanation begins to unravel. Why would any military force invest such vast amounts of time labor and materials into crafting individually tailored full-body iron suits for thousands of soldiers? Why were they made so heavy, rigid and utterly impractical for fast movement or sustained combat?

03:39 Moreover, why as some experts suggest would they persist well beyond the period where gunpowder had already rendered them obsolete. There is another theory one far more unsettling and quite possibly far closer to the truth I'm intrigued what do you think that truth might be? I think there actually a Faraday cage there are several reasons for that the first one you covered their not practical they just not practical the way to restriction of movement but the other thing of course is the heat, how long could you be wearing one of those. You know it free undergoing physical exertion and then if if you consider the fact that your vision is also severely impaired because they're looking through a very narrow slit in most cases so that would mean that they can't really see what's happening either side of them making any say what start right now in front

04:34 And that in a battlefield is not an ideal situation, is it? To have your view so severely restricted. So I think that they were actually intended to protect people against direct energy weapons but you also raised an interesting point there about the size of them because if people jump onto the internet and start having look at the images some of the waistlines of these suits of armor are 16-18 inches Yeah now that you know what happens to our internal organs i mean that's going to crush. Everything and also the worm is another thing that we can go into in a moment because i've seen those images too they circulate quite often, we're in paris my wife and i am february we actually saw one helmet from a suit of armor with the worm coming out of it so there are quite a few theories there

05:34 But if they were using direct energy weapons, and we've had them for some time because they do appear in ancient mythology which that word's probably not the best to use because the more I look into mythology the more i think it's actually showing us real life events and with regards to creatures. Real creatures that may well have existed but of course we dismiss it don't we with the word mythology In Hinduism, for example there's a device called the Vajra. Now Elon Musk actually has one of these on his bedside table There is a picture that was circulating online I think he has got a can of diet coke A gun which i think it actually a replica or perhaps an airsoft gun and a vajra now thats referred to within hinduism as being thunderbolt or lightning bolt

06:33 But there are also similar stories throughout different civilizations of handheld direct energy weapons. And these are depicted as well, so people will be able to find these online battles taking place between people that are holding a shield in some cases while a beam of light is being directed at them. Well if you're in a suit of armor and your earthed to the ground then essentially that's a Faraday cage. So I think when you look at them as armor for For us, for people just like you and I to wear in battle they don't really fit the narrative. It doesn't stack up so that's my theory that these actually are Faraday cages that we used to deflect direct energy weapons but it leaves the question who was wearing them?

CHAPTER 03 / 19 Discussion

The Blitz, London Social Housing and Great Resets

The bombing of London's East End during World War II is framed as a deliberate "reset" to clear residential areas for social housing projects led by tycoons like Abercrombie and Goldfinger. A controversial theory posits that the British may have bombed their own citizens to bypass property resistance, as German fuel capacities for return flights are questioned. This is compared to "Great Fires" in American cities like Chicago, which served as historical leveling events.

the blitz· london· east end· abercrombie· goldfinger

07:28 Yeah it is bizarre and people just need to go look at real depictions skip the hollywood stuff you know skip. Monty Python and the Holy Grail, and look at the stuff in museums. And be like does a human really fit in that? And would it be practical to go into battle? I think you might end up questioning some things now moving on to B. B is tough! You got a couple of good b's but let's talk about The Blitz because it speaks to the subjects you know best resets and you frame this as a World War II reset for London right talk to us about The Blitz Yeah this is a delicate one because you know the state here in england this affected people quite dramatically and obviously my family were involved, no my grandparents really yeah because my dad was moved he was moved out to devon where we are now.

08:20 My mom's family were from the east end of london so it's quite a delicate subject but that the bottom line is that. When the bombing the blitz which was the bombing if the east end of london took place, the area they hit was actually residential now the narrative is because they didn't have accurate you know they couldn't actually aim accurately and they didn't have the technology to be able to to aim precisely on specific locations. But I don't believe that for one moment, you know they consistently hit the east end of London they were supposed to be hitting the docks because that would disrupt the supply chains not just for weaponry but also for food

09:06 But the area that they happened to hit consistently was the same area in, in the East end of London. That some property developers had been trying to literally flatten and build social housing and they were called Abercrombie and the other one was called Goldfinger these particular business tycoons had been for some time trying to force people to to sell up or to move on so they could literally start again why pounce, the east end of london and then build social housing what we see there today. Hi rice blocks a flats and someone but that was huge resistance against that so close when the place is completely flattened

09:53 they got the opportunity to then go in and do what they'd been trying to get past for so very long. But of course, the bombing took place with a lot of people being underground or in air raid shelters. So they wouldn't necessarily have seen what was happening. And there is another train of thought with this which is actually a little bit darker and certainly a lot more controversial. And that's it... That wasn't the Germans bombing. This is connected to the amount of fuel that the measures and so on could actually carry to could they get from germany to england and back with a few of the car is that possible, enter deal with the other situations that rise along the way so is it at all possible. That we were bombing ourselves

10:46 I mean it's been done before. Yeah now of course that you know from that you've got to say well hold on a moment nobody is going to do that, no not willingly they're not but it depends why they being asked to do it and what's at stake if they don't so thats a far more controversial angle to this but thats a theory that circulates is it possible we actually bond A lot of these buildings and areas of england ourselves. With the notion of the resets, I mean i've seen more and more people coming to this conclusion that in the united states you can put any city and put. You know city name great fire eighteen hundred or something and you'll get served up articles from anywhere between eighteen hundred and like nineteen thirty let's say world war two. And you'll find that almost every major city has had a great fire yes and there are it's like what is it off

11:46 Fire doesn't really spread like that, especially on stone buildings and everything. So it's really like a leveling of destruction and they say well a cow kicked over a lantern once and then the whole city of Chicago got destroyed. Doesn't add up but it is the story we're told. Isn't strange that they use the word great? Yeah Why would you use great, great flood, great war? You know the first world wars often refer to as… We're not devastating. Yeah! Devastating flood. But what if that word actually represents some form of reset? Because if you think about the loss of memory and the loss of information that's passed down through our family, your great grandfather tells your grandfather a story. Your grandfather tells your father, your father tells you then tell your children what your children here is going to be quite different to what your great-grandfather first said so is the word great connected with a loss of memory?

CHAPTER 04 / 19 Discussion

Chronovisor, Father Pellegrino Ernetti and Project Pegasus

The Chronovisor is described as a device assembled in post-war Europe by Benedictine monk Father Pellegrino Ernetti to view past events via frequency tuning. While rumored to be hidden in Vatican vaults, the technology is linked to the alleged U.S. military initiative Project Pegasus. This project reportedly used children for time travel and remote viewing of historical events like the assassination of Abraham Lincoln.

chronovisor· pellegrino ernetti· vatican· project pegasus· time travel

12:42 A loss of information so we know all about great resets. Which are great so is it possible that they use that word because i actually represent something else and it's a generation of memory loss, i think you're cooking with gas without practice like it is using all three contacts and its little bit of a bizarre word to use and moving on see was tough there another Good list and undersea but let's go with c is for chrono visor now you say the chrono visor. Is a machine that lets an operator watch the past as if it were being broadcast live devices said to have been assembled in post war europe from radar cathedral acoustics early television circuitry, insert ritual procedures

13:30 The claim is straightforward and audacious that time leaves traces, and a tuned apparatus can read them. The name most frequently attached to the invention is Father Pellegrino Ernetti, A Benedictine monk and musician who allegedly directed the project." I mean this isn't just a claim of a bizarre mythical piece of technology there's a guy... An actual guy who supposed to have led the project! The more detail we get on a thing the more reasonable it seems to suggest it might be real. Yeah and for a long time people believe that this is in the Vatican vaults but actually if anybody's particularly interested in the chronovisor look into something called project pegasus, so project pegasus was sending people back to the past its started out when it wasn't very successful to start off with because our people were coming back with all sorts of psychological issues

14:26 So they started sending children back instead. And what ultimately happened was that they would send them back to significant events that took place, like the assassination of Abraham Lincoln and... But they then started using the chronovisor because the chronovisor could actually fine-tune exactly where they needed to be. Instead of just sending somebody back to a particular time, they could actually use the chronovisor to send them back to exactly the right moment where the event took place so they were tuning it and apparently the chronovisor worked a little bit like i suppose chaining radio you actually adjusting frequency and each moment in time has its own frequency which is out there. And that's the best way to describe it i suppose is a little bit like if all of our history is a recording,

15:21 This is old school here but on a vhs or you know video on film. Then we can rewind it to a certain point and then aim for that, i'm a corset then suggest that this could happen into the future so you could forwarded into the future and go there so yeah ultimately most people believe that the chrono visor resetting the vatican vaults But project pegasus connects it to actually being date state us military research. And was used to conduct time travel i like it i mean its far out but remote viewing is real and remote viewing is crazy because you don't even need a device so it's just the technological version of remote viewing working on that mechanism i put in the definite possibility category

CHAPTER 05 / 19 Discussion

Dinosaur Hoax, Dragon History and Giant Skeletons

The concept of dinosaurs is challenged as a 19th-century invention by Sir Richard Owen intended to obscure the true history of dragons and giants. Skepticism is raised regarding the lack of complete fossil skeletons in museums, with many displays consisting of only 20-40% real bone mass. Proponents of this theory argue that ancient cave drawings and cultural myths across the globe provide more accurate evidence of the creatures that once inhabited the Earth.

dinosaurs· richard owen· dragons· fossils· smithsonian

16:11 And for D, let's go with dinosaurs. I know a lot of people have been over this and a lot of folks think dinosaurs were invented to make oil seem more scarce while also obscuring the history of dragons that is popular what is your take on the dinosaur lie? Yeah i'm there too and it's interesting because when i was a kid. Minnesota seventies and eighties dinosaurs became really popular, people would discovering them all the time they were put on the news that be more fossilized remains uncovered. I did it stopped we don't really hear about anymore if you can recall the last time you heard someone say that they had uncovered at tyrannosaurus rex for example

16:55 Why don't we hear about it and it's almost like, it just addressed a subject that was perhaps important at that particular period. They've ticked the box and moved on before the 19th century dinosaurs didn't even exist It was a concept I suppose Sir Richard Owen he was a British anatomist He decided He was gonna combine some greek words to create a dinosaur which is basically it just means that lizard terrible lizard ultimately. But if you think about all of the movies and merchandise and toys that have come off the back of these, everybody's fully on board because from childhood your introduced dinosaurs at a very young age and then it becomes part of kind of parts of a narrative

17:45 And bearing in mind you know reinforcing this further they've never actually found a complete skeleton of any dinosaur. Yes there's actually a museum i take my kids to childrens museum glazier here and not tampa on the third floor that big john the biggest price sarah tops ever, reconstructed it's an isai over the kids to play and u see this big try sarah top skeleton but then you go up to the actual plaque on it and it says Big John is the largest, biggest most complete skeleton ever found of a triceratops. It is 60% complete." 60%, that's half! That's the most ever? How did we know they don't have six arms and legs you know it was a little bit like... You're kind of making stuff up there but it says, you know, "...a skeleton with more than half the original bone mass is considered exceptionally rare as most museum displays

18:42 have skeletons comprised of only 20 to 40% real fossil material and the rest is 3D printed or plaster. The skull is the most pristine part of the find verified at 75 percent complete, a quarter of the skull isn't even complete and you're just... I don't know. When you start looking as you say they're pretty rare and they're never complete like this 60 percent is as good as it gets And then you look at how many T-Rex skulls have been found in its like eight Eight?! I mean Spielberg really ran with the idea of jurassic park a lot of our ideas about dinosaurs come from hollywood not from the actual. Fossil evidence and sure sixty five million years is pretty old but then you gotta explain those out-of-place artifacts where human footprints are right along dinosaur footprints, can you got explained some of the cave drawings were they seem to be throwing spears at brontosaurus's it gets bizarre so i don't know if there were dinosaurs that was a cover for

19:42 Just a cover to try and get the human giant skeletons obscured? Or to get dragons out of there. I don't know, but there's definitely a lot of lies when it comes to our conceptions of dinosaurs I'm glad you mentioned the dragons because that's what i think i think that what they found are the remains of dragons griffins giants so-called mythological creatures. And the dinosaur just creates a narrative and then that way, that kind of thing goes without that i suppose this story with been given how the earth began and and leads us up to where we are today so you imagine if all of a sudden

20:23 Somebody said well actually this was a giant and this was a dragon. Dragons are depicted everywhere, almost in every country in the world has a statue somewhere or some reference especially places like china to dragons why would so many cultures across so many different countries and continents all be talking about the same creature when they didn't communicate with each other so I think that they've hidden the fact that creatures like dragons and griffins and so on actually existed i'm throwing in a few you know if u, join bones as well and they've made up some of the skeletons that we say on display yes i think it's a narrative specifically to redirect our attention away from mythology also call mythology to support. You got this story with being given of the lifespan of the earth

CHAPTER 06 / 19 Discussion

Elixir of Life, Philosopher's Stone and Urine Therapy

The legendary Elixir of Life and the Philosopher's Stone are identified as potential references to the practice of urine therapy. Claims are made that aged or sun-charged urine contains abundant stem cells and plasma capable of replenishing the body. The discussion touches on the "stone" aspect being a literal solidification of biological waste products, similar to kidney stones.

elixir of life· philosopher's stone· urine therapy· stem cells· plasma

21:16 Cheers to that and i always found it a curious detail that every animal the chinese zodiac is just a regular real animal then you have the dragon there foot fit in just like all the rest of them doesn't seem like they would add one mythological creature and then rabbits and rats and oxen but. But anyway, moving on. E is for Elixir of Life Now this is a long-rumored esoteric alchemical substance that can extend life and unlock mystical powers Some say it was developed in ancient Egypt some say its in secret societies and the elite have it some think it was adrenochrome itself but what do you think is the truth to the rumors of the elixir of life?

21:58 Okay, so when you said the acronym word there I'm guessing we're all right to say that because a lot of platforms don't like us saying that. Well i think it's connected to the philosopher stone. I think that is the same thing and your right there are lots of stories about that, vedic text, egyptian priest allegedly drank something referred as white powder but I've been looking into this little bit more And there's also a bit of a crossover here with stories about the counts of saint germain as well. But something that i was looking at and it'll while ago, what is saying that the elixir of life if you're in heard this to have heard this too yeah because its fuller stem cells and a lot of people eat follow the urine therapy it something that i've considered doing but i haven't been brave enough to try yet it is full of stem cells

22:57 Yes it's plasma and stem cells and they say if you take a cup of your piss, take it in the jar put out on the sun for a day. The sun charges up again and its not just waste product you can put back into your body replenish all sorts of things I also haven't done it but Take note when i hear the testimonials from people who have. Yes yes i'm the same peter a few people said to me you know you've talked about doing it, have you done it yet and i just haven't been brave enough but its something that i would like to try. It's just getting your head around isn't it and also think you need to kind of be in a position where u r sure that your clear everything you don't carry any toxins that you know so maybe fast we'll just drinking

23:44 you know filtered water or something for twenty four hours forty hours beforehand but what i've been looking at is the philosophers stone element of this because with the with the urine after a period of time. There's several processes you go through but it can be become solidified and this can be made into a bowl its it's a stone and i don't think he's that dissimilar in how it actually creates itself to what you and I have been through, you more recently than me. Yeah so... The old kidney stone issue? Yeah the kidney stone is the philosopher's stone actually urine and is the elixir of life urine So yes there was there is an argument that it could be adrenochrome

24:31 But the stem cells and as you said, the plasma that's in your own urine. People spend a fortune on stem cell treatment We already have it in abundance so i think the elixir of life is actually urine and i know that's a growing trend no doubt and i think it could make sense also makes sense that our body has liquid and solid waste. You know the internet is always about attention the attention economy and scaling up and its like are people gonna go to shit eating next is there gonna be the thing that people do because if this place product is good,

CHAPTER 07 / 19 Discussion

Freemasonry Career Benefits and Lodge Disillusionment

Guy Anderson recounts his personal experience joining a Masonic lodge at Great Queen Street in London to understand his father's rapid career advancement. He describes the organization as a networking tool for the police force and political advisors rather than a source of sacred knowledge. Anderson eventually left the order after finding the rituals and members focused more on professional gain than spiritual or historical truth.

freemasonry· master mason· london· great queen street· police force

25:10 How could this one not be good? That's a frightening thought, isn't it. I bet within five years we'll see a person who gets a following based on that and it probably would happen but more likely on TikTok Yes exactly so moving on to F you have a couple of listings and uh f is for Freemasonry let's say now I know you joined up and then left when you felt it was corrupt and not an altruistic organization that makes sense to me I'm curious did that make you feel any different about your father's involvement or did you ever talk to your father about his level of master mason did you ever discuss your disillusionment with him yeah i kind off me.

25:54 Ultimately my dad had this quest for knowledge he was fascinated by the pyramid in particular and stories of king solomon but that isn't the only reason he joined. He was young working for a big PLC and he had been told by i think someone above him at work practice boss, that's the reason that certain people within the company were getting all the deals what's because they will on the square am i you know my dad's what's that mean, what's that about? So he joins the Freemasons through his boss. And then all of a sudden with no disrespect to my dad is probably the smartest person i know he's eighty. We don't have the best relationship in the world haven't seen him for very long time but his career accelerated very very quickly so you went from being a sales rep out on the road selling masonry paint, do actually within about ten years on the board of directors and then the managing director

26:53 I need was getting huge deals so he said it was all to do with the handshake. It's one of those societies where some people join it because they are interested, i want to know more about you can go online now and find out quite a bit but back then you couldn't and there were many books about it some people joined because they know that it can help within their career absolutely it can And some people join and I've witnessed this myself because they're lonely. Open up a social circle for them i'm not saying that first hand,

27:31 When i joined you know as a kid i kept saying to my dad when i'm older i wanna join you know, what that had been reading books like from atlantis to the sphinx holy blood and holy grail i was reading things that weren't really common at the time. My mom always used to joke whenever he was going to launch meeting she'd say you gonna put your apron on you can go and bake cakes with your silly friends in do you see any things. I wish is this a you can laugh as much as you like they run the world I'm not a red rag to a bowl was a kid so when i was old enough and you know i found myself in the position where i kind of could justify it financially because, no if for me it was i lived in northamptonshire which is about an hour north of london i have to take an afternoon off work drive into london pay congestion charge paid to park pay for the meeting put money into a raffle.

28:28 It wasn't a cheap thing to do so i had to wait until i would kind of felt i was ready and also. I suppose mature enough because traditionally there are no older you're finding most lodges the average age is quite high, yeah very few young people join so i thought ok well i was a tattoo artist I was a tattoo artist so i knew that it wouldn't help me with my career and not many of them were going to be queuing up to get a tattoo done. So for me, it was...I wanted to know what my dad did What did he know that i didn't what actually happened and is it possible for someone like me to get to the thirty third degree can happen if i show commitment on learn all of the rituals, you know when i get involved in raising money for charities and try to encourage more people to join. Will i get that far up and then what will i know no things nobody else knows

29:27 Because most of us only get to the third degree that's where my dad got to and that's where i got too. That's pretty much it for most, did you launch the i joined met a great queen street which is in the center of london. And a lot of the people there were actually in the police force some of them quite high ranking the secretary of mileage was the prime minister's advisor for the metropolitan place so kind of what i saw was People really using it for their career that turn up late not turn up at all they have something called logic instruction which is a rehearsal. I would drive you know an hour and half to get to that people that live five minutes away on a tube in a subway tube train wouldn't turn up, no i don't take an afternoon off work again of self employed i will turn out to these things and

30:20 You know sometimes they be a meeting and that be off on their phones and talking about job that's going on and so one i just thought. I'm never gonna get anywhere i'm surrounded by people that in a lot of cases are abusing this for their own career, what am i getting out of this when i just became completely disillusioned by it because i knew you always never gonna get any higher you know just wasn't gonna happen yeah It makes sense to me but i do appreciate you sharing the personal insights. And moving on to G, G is for GMO sterility agenda I think you are right on there engineered food to make us not only sick but also unable to reproduce the major theme of conspiracy 101 the great jim mars who people seem to have forgotten he wrote a great book on depopulation and gmo's he was hitting this

CHAPTER 08 / 19 Discussion

GMO Food, Sterility Agenda and Chemical Coatings

Genetically modified organisms (GMOs) and food additives are characterized as tools for a depopulation and sterility agenda. Reference is made to Bill Gates' alleged comments regarding the food supply and the use of chemical coatings on produce. The discussion emphasizes the importance of cleaning fruit with vinegar and baking soda to remove toxins and advocates for eating foods with single ingredients.

gmo· bill gates· mcdonald's· sterility· fluoride

31:16 nail all the time but the shot just seems like was the next level up cuz the shot also seems to. Her reproduction and of course things do make cancer explode, what it's crazy how ignorant people are two even consider weaponized food when we have these massive centralized, who change and you don't know what's going on but everybody is just like oh it's probably fine Yeah, I don't know if people remember this but during the pandemic Bill Gates actually said that if we wouldn't take it willingly they would put in our food supply. Yes

31:54 I started hearing things about mcdonald's and then being connected with this that it was actually been put into their food so indirectly one way or another, you know they were hitting all the people that weren't prepared to roll up their sleeve. This is been going on for some time if people actually look at the ingredients of what they're eating is frightening and even fruit comes coated in chemicals now my wife actually puts fruits when we buy fruit she puts it in a bowl With white wine vinegar and by carbonate of soda leaves it for an hour to get all the nasty stuff when you wouldn't believe what comes off these things. So yes i think its such an easy way to do it as well now i do hear people doing that but does that affect the taste at all vinegar no she then rinses out and

32:41 and leaves it to soak in filtered water for some time. So no, I've not tasted it but it smells...I mean you know when I go into the kitchen and she's doing it the vinegar is really overwhelming but no I have noticed that at all It doesn't appear to penetrate or actually be absorbed its just taking the coating off And then kind of on a theory that real food doesn't have any ingredients! It is just what it is so if you look at for example butter Well, butter should have one ingredient. Sometimes it will have two because it will have salt with it but if you look at some of them there are additional ingredients to it so we don't tend to spend the time... We're always in a hurry aren't we? We go into the supermarket or the grocery store and we get in and out as quickly as possible battle through it and we just grab what we need and we're not actually looking at what we're taking in and what these things are capable of doing

33:39 Not just sterility, but also like you said cancer. You know we're seeing that so they're hitting us through our food supply and of course through our water too the fluoridated that God only knows what else is in it They've covered every single base, haven't they? But this is being put through maize. You know genetically modified foods like maize for example they're doing it right from the very start the seeds themselves you know have this within them it's not something they're necessarily coating or spraying afterwards but yes it is connected to sterility and they've been conducting research on rats very successfully to see that this is effective

CHAPTER 09 / 19 Discussion

Holistic Doctor Deaths, Dr. Jeffrey Bradstreet and Kidney Stones

A pattern of mysterious deaths among holistic doctors, including Dr. Jeffrey Bradstreet and Dr. Nicholas Gonzalez, is linked to their opposition to Big Pharma and vaccine narratives. The segment includes a personal anecdote about using holistic remedies to pass kidney stones within 24 hours, bypassing traditional hospital treatments. The "Stone Breaker" herb is recommended as a natural alternative to surgical or pharmaceutical interventions.

jeffrey bradstreet· big pharma· john campbell· kidney stones· stone breaker herb

34:24 Mm-hmm. Yes, you can't do the ABCs of conspiracy without at least touching on GMO food it's definitely in there and H is for something we've talked about many times the holistic doctor deaths I try to highlight this every time i can they really seem to clear out the field of holistic doctors before they launched COVID and now it's very very hard to find one especially one that can actually take insurance They're definitely marginalized now There are no holistic doctors It's all hospital-controlled networks. And you write, among these deaths was Dr Jeffrey Bradstreet an outspoken advocate of GCMAF who was found dead in 2015 with a gunshot wound to the chest Police ruled it as suicide almost immediately yet his family and supporters insist he was murdered Brad Street had been investigating links between vaccines immune response and autism An area fraught with controversy and financial interest Weeks before his death

35:21 His clinic had been raided by federal agents and similar stories ripple across the map. Dr. Nicholas Gonzalez, a pioneer in alternative cancer treatments died suddenly from heart attack despite no prior cardiac issues And Dr. Teresa Savers, a Florida-based holistic physician was brutally bludgeoned to death in her home under some circumstances that remain murky And others have vanished without explanation as well leaving family and colleagues done i think some people who've gone hard on this, take a nap number up to thirty or so and it's very sad thing i mean the brain drain you know the true alternative brain drain of our health professionals the true heroes is stood up to the machine we can even add carry mollusk to list inventor of the pcr test you said its not for diagnosis in about she has a monster. He died right at beginning of covid so

36:12 All these things they cleared out all the voices that would be the alternative we still were lucky enough to have some but think about the resistance covered what i had with thirty more, highly intelligent alternative doctors at the top of their field being able to say don't listen to this. We had the same thing happen here with a doctor called john campbell Now at the start of the pandemic he was talking about cove it and he was talking about the vaccine and it was talking about how viruses work in here with me to studying this. And it was kind of more almost like informative channel on youtube so his name is dr john campbell, the more you looked into its as we were going through the pandemic through the first lockdown and then when the vaccinations came out

37:00 He had a moment live on his youtube channel where the penny dropped and he realized what was actually happening. The shock on his face when it says this doesn't make sense and i've had the first one under boosted this doesn't make sense and then from that moment on, Every single podcast he put out there was telling people about the dangers and anybody who is doing more and more research i'm frankly amazed that he wasn't taken down. Because as you know from what you just said a lot of them are taking out always under mysterious circumstances they never actually find the person responsible or it's suicide,

37:45 We see this a lot and it's connected i believe is connected to big pharma the big farmer taking these people out. I mentioned to you before we went live that i had kidney stones a few months ago you know yourself the pain, absolutely horrific the first time i had them i went to hospital i was on holiday in portugal you know i have ultrasound and so on then they gave me some medication and it took a little while but the pain killers they gave me helped, so i didn't pass them quickly the pain when. The people that are organized this talk for me i told them that i couldn't come because i was in pain i was actually being physically sick. They put me in touch with this doctor who had left the british health service the national health service and a chest, he'd left during the pandemic we didn't agree with what's going on and he took a holistic approach now they contacted him said

38:44 someone that was given a tour can't make it because of kidney size blah blah blah i got sent to link to website went on an order three vials of tablets they were tiny tiny little tablets and I had to take one of each three times today, i passed those stones 24 hours later. Amazing so you know these when natural ingredients Yes, yes. I've heard a lot about the stone breaker herb there's an herb and i can't remember the actual name of it but its nickname is The Stone Breaker so many people have recommended that to me and I think my situation was little too far gone for herbal remedy but as a preventative measure in the future then for sure im gonna be taking that herb fairly regularly and most people should

39:30 Yeah but it's the same thing i mean we've seen this recently have a way with people that speak out and also scientists involved in connected with free energy. If they don't like what someone is doing they were posing a serious threat they will take them out. Yes and that's happening in the energy space you know anti gravity research and alternative energy research i mean there's so many people tech talks and all that showing that we got another dozen people, dad it's happening right when the disclosure movement the official disclosure movement is so In the news so maybe it's coincidental maybe they wanna carefully control and frame all this information i don't want anyone else getting in their way. Make sense to me but moving right along we are almost halfway that would be just a couple letters from now but eyes for anger soul lockwood and i love it we don't have to talk about this one too much, we have talked about that whole weird bag of sinks

CHAPTER 10 / 19 Discussion

Ingersoll Lockwood, Baron Trump and Time Travel Theories

The 19th-century novels of Ingersoll Lockwood, featuring a character named Baron Trump and a mentor named Don, are analyzed for their prophetic similarities to the Trump family. Theories suggest Lockwood may have collaborated with neighbor Nikola Tesla on time travel or that the books were recently fabricated to create a "conspiratorial mythology." The connection extends to Donald Trump's uncle, John G. Trump, who examined Tesla's papers for the FBI.

ingersoll lockwood· baron trump· nikola tesla· donald trump· 4chan

40:30 And we know about the last president book and the baron trump's journey to the underground. Something else I heard recently though, which is interesting is that not only did Ingersoll Lockwood author those books but there was the Ingersoll watch company and they used radium with their watches analog goes big on this because he thinks that there's a lot we should know about radium but they had a model back in the 50s one of their watches was called The Trump It's like wow so the anger soul trump sinks hit on several different levels it's like you can make us a web out of these things and it is it is odd for sure there's another connection to miss well made. Is it possible that single cell lock word was actually working with nikola tesla they lived on the same street exactly the same time really yeah, yes one period of time they were on literally on the same street

41:29 So i would have imagined they would know each other. I know walter bosley wrote a pretty good book about in your soul awkward trying to dig deep into his background and there's a mysterious murder involved of a woman and like people trying to get, writes two states and lot of intrigue and drama like that But he might miss that detail cuz i don't remember that but yeah to have them living on the same street and then have trump's uncle getting me tesla papers after his death i mean this is just another third connection it's very bizarre but if involves time travel. Then i guess it makes sense of these different time depth you see these things pop up in the timeline, yeah so what if they went to the future

42:14 And they saw what was happening because the last president the story that he wrote cool the last president. That really does mirror trump quite well so could i have gone into the future, show what was happening then come back and written a book about it because the books at the time they were not popular i mean you know the adventures of baron trump as well i mean that's Fair enough, you could write one book and say okay there's a coincidence within that connected to Trump. But when you've got The Last President and the Adventures of Baron Trump, Baron Trump's mentor is called Don they live in Castle Trump... There's too much going on there Is it possible that they went forward in time? Saw what was happening then went back and wrote it or is it possible that they were just written

43:09 But they weren't written with the same characters and then someone went back in time and edited them because it wasn't until trump went into office first for the first time that these books actually hit the radar. They weren't successful they didn't really sell him he was a lawyer but he wasn't known for being you know i huge author, These could have just been collecting dust somewhere on a shelf and then somebody goes back and rewrites them edits them. Did he with tesla go into the future see what was happening go back to write a book so all of us sudden, add some kind of i suppose bit of fun or exercise they know that in the future people are gonna discover these books it's going to cause this huge confusion

44:01 So it's a fascinating because yeah we know the story of the paperwork eventually ended up with all the documents files and research sketches ended up with john g trump. And it's alleged that the paper work that was never handed over to the FBI an intern handed apparently to tesla nephew, a few months later the missing documents related to time travel I love it is obviously a wild story one more monday and explanation that i've started think about more recently given how deep we are on the second term as trump was the first person to court the conspiracy minded person as a voting block.

44:44 And the whole first term was me magic and pepe the frog and we know that evstein met with the guy who ran pole on fortune in this all came from fortune. Is it possible that these books were never old is it possible these books are recent creation and just backdated to make this whole story seem like more than it is too elevated into a godlike status because, It's so bizarre that you almost have to at least consider that we're being played because there are these other elements. I didn't think much about this prospect until we see Epstein meeting with the guy from 4chan and then it's like, oh okay like... You created a mythology! A conspiratorial mythology and maybe its all bullshit or maybe time travel is real and he is the true

45:34 The true best tan and so you are right though greg those books might not have been written when we were told. They support a narrative don't know it and i like you said its almost like prophecy this was supposed to happen because he's got a huge following you know what did you imagine how unusual was it to see him on rogan show, I found that absolutely bizarre so he's hit there a huge audience, conspiratorial audience. So we picked up some of those then are following him is obviously claiming to be or wants people to believe you some kind of messiah and prophecy so it picking up a huge sector sector with people that i did the religious. Switch hitting every single angle so this could well just be another part of the marketing strategy absolutely yeah

CHAPTER 11 / 19 Discussion

James the Just, Secret Brother of Jesus

The historical figure of James, the brother of Jesus, is discussed as the suppressed leader of the Jerusalem Assembly who held Gnostic secrets about the afterlife. The guest notes that AI tools like ChatGPT appear to restrict information regarding James's role and bloodline. This narrative, found in the Dead Sea Scrolls, suggests a more complex family dynamic and succession plan than the version presented in the canonical Bible.

james the just· jesus· gnosticism· dead sea scrolls· chatgpt

46:26 Gotta consider it we are in a crazy timeline but moving on to jay now this is a weird one i'm gonna ask anyway jay is for james the secret brother of jesus. You say when you begin to gather together the fragments of the story they failed to destroy completely a very different picture emerges what's this about jesus had a brother named james yeah and after jesus died, James became the leader of the Jerusalem Assembly. He actually took over from Jesus It's interesting because I tried to get information out of chat GPT on this and it wouldn't play, it just would not talk to me. But it was really strange, it wouldn't give me anything at all So I actually found a book by chance in a second-hand bookshop about it

47:18 there's another edge to it as well, that this was Joseph's son. Now some people have said that actually it was Joseph from a previous relationship. Some people have actually claimed that this is Jesus' twin brother so that's an even deeper kind of rabbit hole to go down but there is a story that Jesus shared with James what happens when you die when you ascend And he gave James the answers that you must give to the archons. This is obviously leaning towards Gnosticism, the answers that you must give to go in this is essentially something that's been completely buried but yeah! The story of James is that he was basically the person who took over from Jesus and he presided over Jerusalem for 20 years

48:18 Man, I do find some of this stuff interesting. It's...I say it every time but i can't believe anybody adopts Christianity with any kind of confidence just based on how old it is and how manipulated its been and it has been through every ringer and empires used it And people try to make the case that the Bible suppressed! Its not suppressed!! It's the most popular book ever. It's in every hotel room, like there might be versions that are suppressed, versions but you don't even know about those version so it always drives me crazy to me it's like a shoulder shrugged yeah maybe Jesus was real maybe he had a brother maybe Mary Magdalene has a bloodline and she wasn't really a whore but people said she was a whore because they're jealous of her because Jesus is fucking her and they have kids and those kids have magical powers

49:05 I'm open to it yeah i think we got to be open to because we just don't know do we, we just don't know any of this but with james i mean that. Some people say that actually, you know it was like I said that it was Joseph's son. So it was in theory, I suppose that, you know, you could loosely connect it with being his half brother but of course if Jesus was the Son of God then it wouldn't be would it? Some people say that it was Mary's, that Mary came from a royal bloodline and it was actually her son. Again, that makes them half brothers. So not a full brother

49:44 This comes from the Dead Sea Scrolls. This is in the Dead Sea Scrolls, and it's one of many books that have been removed from the Bible. My favorite's at... I kind of like The Book of Enoch but… And that's an interesting you know? But um..I just found it really strange when I challenged GPT which uh-you know, I use to create artwork because its one of those things where it's only as good as the information you put in I did picks everything from the mainstream anyway so you can't find out much on that. But it just would not play ball with me i wouldn't give me anything at all about james which i found really really unusual, why was there such resistance to that then because we could throw into the pot did james have any living descendants and i cant find anything to suggest that they did

CHAPTER 12 / 19 Discussion

Kindle, Digital Book Burning and Information Control

The branding of Amazon's "Kindle" is viewed as a symbolic reference to book burning and the centralization of information. Concerns are raised that digital platforms allow for the silent editing of texts and that the physical destruction of old books during digitization erases "out-of-place" historical facts. Listeners are encouraged to collect physical copies of old encyclopedias, atlases, and medical texts to preserve un-sanitized history.

kindle· amazon· digitization· world economic forum· joel fells

50:40 But, you know that could be a bloodline if he did then that could be a bloodline that's of particular interest. You know to the parasites as I call them, you know? Of course so don't ask chatGTP about James and don't ask it about Israel because your not getting answers there. So K is for Kindle and i mean It is very weird brand name for digital bookstore literally sounds like you want to burn books I've now seen videos of old books having the spines chopped off on a machine assembly line so they can be fed into AI and then the original discarded. That is super sad because there is this new trend, this subsection of the conspiracy culture where there's these creators who have their hands on old rare books and they just show what's in them and sometimes or they blow my mind There was this guy named Joel Fells

51:35 I didn't know about him until after he died last month, but his whole thing apparently was to show old books that had different information in them. You know really? Books as big as your chest that are super ornate just like every old thing was super ornate and a piece of art in its own right handcrafted, but he would show just different information in them. A lot of it was biblical stuff. He had a popular TikTok and Instagram. He was found hanging just a few weeks ago after saying he'd never do that and a buddy of mine sent another example of this probably comes up with you spoiler alert foreshadowing but

52:13 An old encyclopedia of just animals all the animals on the planet that they have cataloged and found in these beautiful hands drawn. images of each animal and there are mythological creatures in their with descriptions of where they live and what they eat and all that kind of stuff. And this is a book thats two hundred years old so when you see these videos of AI destroying those books and then of course i told what's real and whats not tells you what the parameters are, just discard that information it doesn't want to know and then these books are gone i mean cutting the spine up an old book and just destroy it

52:52 I thought you know we were in this age when is this wheelhouse as you know with the resets and everything where you can go back and get some good information. But i think they are making a counter play right now i think there noticing that, they're saying ok well we have to digitize everything and discard the rest and we have to remove these resources because people have Notice that they're there they been out there forever but like there's more noticing going on now and so they shut them down so k is for candle, which is a big part of this overall operation digitize all information and standardize it in centralize it. And have only one official story i think it's strange choice of word you know because if you gonna start a fire then no kindling is useful the thing that i find

53:43 i suppose concerning is that what you submit when you write a book and use submitted to kindle how do you know if a month later even week later. The person that's purchased it on canada's reading what you submitted it's a brilliant opportunity for them to edit and alter things, i would be no way of knowing unless once a month you actually went on to kindle and read your entire book all over again, anything have how many books there are on that it is concerning. The other problem of course with kindle and i think it's a big is brilliant that people can actually download books on to tablet. It's great for especially for people who are traveling or people don't have a lot of space at home the storage unlike yourself, you know some people don't just don't have them so i understand the need for it and it fits that name perfectly but

54:44 It reminds me of the World Economic Forum's strap line, you will own nothing and be happy. Yes You don't physically own that so if everything was turned off If we lost everything tonight if they turn the internet off with the cloud went. We're going to lose information too so i think now especially be seen them destroying these books because, that's going to enter the music a but they don't want to let their version of those books is going to be information that they miss and change to I think no more greater time than now we need to be buying books i'm not just saying. Modern books books that i've read out written and another people all books you know old inside the previous old reference but medical books anything that you can find as old as possible inside the pd's atlases,

55:39 Because you know when they're gone, they're gone. Three generations from now they will have absolutely no idea about half of the information we are talking about today. It'll be gone! It's true... it's true Well we are about halfway let's end this first hour with l. L, we've got a highlight the lunacy act this is one of the drums you beat when it comes to the reset so i think its good one as part your bread and butter. The lunacy act was implemented I don't have the year exactly what year was the lunacy act implemented? 1774. 1774 well do have this

CHAPTER 13 / 19 Discussion

Lunacy Act of 1774 and the Repopulation Agenda

The Lunacy Act of 1774 is described as a tool for state-sponsored kidnapping, where women were committed to asylums for minor infractions to allow the state to seize their children. Reasons for confinement included grieving too long or speaking about "the old world" or Tartaria. This system is framed as a method for "repopulating" society with a generation of children who have no memory of previous civilizations or suppressed history.

lunacy act· 1774· tartaria· child protective services· social engineering

56:18 Among the documented reasons for confinement were grieving the death of a spouse or child for quote too long, being widowed after her husband's death in battle, refusing to remarry or resisting arranged marriages, questioning the monarchy government or church. Petitioning authorities over the children being taken, practicing natural healing or spiritual traditions, expressing political opinions considered rebellious, raising one's voice to defy authority or speaking openly about Tartaria. You found a documented Instance where someone spoke openly about to tarja and got committed through the lunacy act. Yeah yes speaking about the old world the previous civilization challenging that but it goes much further than that because ultimately i think this is the lunacy act serve two purposes one was,

57:13 The civil wars were happening in a simple was taking place everywhere so they introduced that part of the act where they could take over really ultimately take the children away. Set by introducing that particular role where if your husband fell in battle you would consider to be insane, that meant that the father's gone obviously the mothers now been locked away because the kids So yeah and with regard to talking about the old world or tart area this carried on this wasn't just a lunacy act that went into a period called great terror there was going on in russia in the early nineteen hundreds. So literally hundred years ago you could still be arrested for that i knew it sent off to go back they were forced to dig canals it was no slave labor

57:59 But people that have been speaking a little bit too much or had documentation and resisted would always die on the way to the prison they were die whilst in transit. Yes i speak about at the old world but there are other things as well, this was all aimed i believe all aims of women women that work with parents women that had children They included one that was having monthly problems women's problems if you had women's promise if you read too much. So they found everything falling off a horse with another one so they found absolutely every single possibility they could, tell me the lock away people that would not comply to new world order and we're challenging the changes at the same time

58:47 How do we get hold of their children because they're a blank sheet we can repopulate with new history books you religion, new language if necessary and start again. It's super sick there is obviously Darkness and every era now there's a lot of horror stories about child protective services no kid goes to school the bruise teachers call cps and i think oh well this could just be taken from you cuz your not fit and it's just. Really crazy sometimes is true parents are always good parents but man the system that they get brought into his almost always terrible so,

CHAPTER 14 / 19 Discussion

Jason Brashears, Archaix and Internet Imposter Scams

Guy Anderson addresses a public conflict with researcher Jason Brashears of Archaix, explaining that he was likely duped by an imposter on Telegram and WhatsApp. Brashears had released videos attacking Anderson for claiming they had spoken, which Anderson attributes to a sophisticated phishing attempt. Greg Carlwood shares similar experiences of scammers attempting to hijack social media accounts through fake podcast invitations and screen-sharing requests.

jason brashears· archaix· telegram· phishing· facebook

59:27 We did it the ABC is a conspiracy i thought that would be a fun way to go about things and glad we did it of course the book has many more entries over five hundred pages but that is my top twenty six or twenty four really. So before you go i know that i'll get blasted in the comments if i don't ask you about this i usually try to stay out of conspiracy culture drama and personal stuff, focus on material cuz i just care about the material what's interesting There is this very strange situation going on where you run a couple of podcasts and you mentioned your interactions with jason brash ears of archaic.

1:00:05 You said you guys are talked about the prospect of a pole shift in antarctica common stuff i'd expect you to talk about and even dogs and rubber ducks at one point the club you say we're just talking about rubber ducks again today. And your very complimentary of his work i saw nothing weird with it, it seemed totally normal for colleagues to talk to each other but then he released two half hour Breakdown attacking you saying you guys have never spoken and it's a weird thing to lie about and he thinks your trying to co-opt his work or something. He does this yeah he's got videos on many many people that he doesn't like in the alternative space but i just thought it was so bizarre cuz you were just talking about like we talk a little bit like colleagues talk to each other shouldn't be that weird but

1:00:49 What could be the reason for this bizarre situation do you think maybe he's making a mistake here i know we're all talking on digital platforms maybe someone is posing as him or. A copycat channel or something like what is it when you have to obscene that's like what is the oh yeah yeah been bombarded with it Yeah it was a really strange situation because what happened was in my facebook group i saw his name appear. Someone that wanted to join but i thought that's weird because i didn't think he was on facebook so i sent the message saying just wanted to check this is genuine, because as far as i'm aware you're not on facebook that's what i've been told this person replied saying that basically along the lines of isn't funny what people are keep a low profile but isn't it funny what people

1:01:39 Decide other people do and don't do i'm in said that im on telegram if you wanna have a chat so we started talking on telegram. Because i dont really gone telegram not much it moved over to whatsapp, i just told this is the red flag this is the red flag having someone move your already talking on facebook and they want you to jump platform to platform that's a huge red flag when it comes to like compromising your pages instead I didn't really think about it much of the time so you know start talking on whatsapp and i got all sorts of things different theories, you know i'm sent links to different podcasts. My asked if he wanted to come on my channel to talk about his work the rubber duck thing i was actually send a picture of my dog my little dog is obsessed with a rubber duck that is god's

1:02:32 So it was about that and i've been talking about the possibility of a pulse shift taking place so i can talk into this person for several weeks. I know show you when cuz i don't wanna put this on but i'll show you when do you know, when we come off i'll show you the conversations so you know i don't think anything of it i think im just having a chat at least persons you know claiming to be to be him and then out of the blue It stops i don't get any more messages and a couple of days later that video goes out i thought what this is bizarre because. You know from what i now know why think that type in talking to somebody posing as him but i had no way of knowing that there wasn't anything unpleasant or anything strange you know so i was kind of really stunned when someone told me that the video was out about me because

1:03:31 I didn't think for one moment that this person was an imposter because there is no benefit from them doing that but i got played by the looks of it. I figured had to be something like that and jason has good work i think he's an interesting guy buddy does go on the offensive quite a bit i wouldn't say paranoid buddies definitely defensive, add i feel like you launched right into um i mean attack mode really not necessarily defensive but he launched right into a tack mode what is this weird lie and it's like we're on the internet man people. Poses other people all the time guys are pretty genuine normal dude who'd really is seems pretty kind to me,

1:04:20 I think he might have just got duped by a copycat and there isn't a deeper manipulation going on here but yes that was bizarre. It happened just in the time since we were talking about recording this interview so i had to mention it, but yeah either way obviously we know there's Bad actors in the alternative world i really just wish we could focus more on people and positions of actual power that actually enact policies every single day that are hurting us making our lives harder extract wealth from us cause wars, and we can just not focus so much on other people who's youtube channels we don't like. But it's human nature i guess this is what we do it's been really strange because you know if i've been tricked by someone then you know

1:05:06 I can't you know this did this just hits me out of the blue i'm thinking well right what do they do you know what what what did i do. No i don't know, Well now I'm glad we could clear it up because it seemed like that was the only logical answer and the fact that you're talking about this person wanting to go from show to show. I've gotten hit by stuff like this myself where, I'll get a really detailed email that some podcaster wants to have me on and they want to know when they can book my flight and blah blah blah blah blah... and all I need to do is jump on Facebook, and then give them control of my page. And then it gets bizarre!

1:05:47 And so I'm just like, okay this is bullshit clearly and or they need they need me to hop on a zoom. I know other people who had this happen So when it started to happen to me? I didn't have to follow along i just like oh This is that thing that's happening but in other instances They get on zoom and then they have them log into their facebook They write down the login because they're watching on zoom and then they compromise a person's page So there's all kinds of scams out there It makes way more sense that you got got rather than like, you're just out there lying about this new friendship with Jason. But he didn't like it so either way maybe this will end up in an actual friendship but it seems like you guys maybe have a few differences of opinion and thats fine thats what makes the world go around but either way conspiracy alphabet we did it I love it The book is great people should pick it up again 500 pages Way more entries then just what we mentioned

CHAPTER 15 / 19 Discussion

Cabbage Patch Clones and Grim Origins of Fairy Tales

Guy Anderson discusses his research into the history of human cloning, which he links to the Cabbage Patch Kids phenomenon. He also introduces his latest work on the dark, original versions of children's stories, such as the serial killer origins of Bluebeard. The segment critiques the "Disneyfication" of folklore, arguing that the sanitized modern versions strip away important moral and historical warnings.

cabbage patch kids· human cloning· grimm's fairy tales· bluebeard· disney

1:06:41 But let the people know what else you're working on and where to find you were your most active. Yes i the best place to find me is probably my website because that then links people to everywhere so they can go to my youtube channel from there in my facebook page, when i school the top area empire dot co dot uk by first but he noticed her in a cabbage patch kids which is a deep dive into tartar area The second book was rise of the clones which is looking into the history of human cloning but we just talked about today. That's based upon my posts on facebook and my blogs on my website so it's kind of an expansion upon those people asked if i'd considered putting something together. What the contained all of my post that i put out so that's how this book came about but my latest book is the grim origins of children stories i'm not traces the actual roots

1:07:37 of where the stories originated from and there are a lot darker i'm not more sinister they serve mainly as morals to keep children from misbehaving but some of them actually do. Stand from quite horrific tales and events that have taken place just give me one example blue beard, what is actually based on a serial killer that was a serial killer So you know that i'm a sanitized. You know disney's perhaps the best example of doing that they completely sanitize, you know they become family favorites most of them if it was to read the origins of these stories. Then you would probably have a very different view about reading to them so your children or grandchildren

1:08:24 Yes i've thought about seeking out the originals and i'm just like why why they might be a little too dark and traumatizing my my four year old daughter doesn't even like cinderella. Because maleficent is too scary so i don't think she needs to go much further down into the originals but i do appreciate the preservation of the original and having them out there. And this was really great thanks again for taking the time and doing this lengthy run down with me in take care out there are you welcome thanks for having me on, you got it.

CHAPTER 16 / 19 Discussion

Podcast Recap, Zeitgeist and Executive Chairs

Greg Carlwood reflects on the rapid pace of the "A-Z" interview format and clarifies the guest's mention of the Zeitgeist movement. He transitions into a discussion about studio equipment, advising against "gaming chairs" in favor of CEO-style leather executive chairs for better long-term comfort. He notes the difficulty of recording while dealing with recent abdominal pain from kidney stones.

zeitgeist· peter joseph· gaming chairs· executive chairs· podcaster health

1:09:03 All right party people well i think we can clearly say F is for fuck yeah I had a plan it worked out we came in right on time for both the free hour and the plus hour. It's just nice when something works out as planned especially lately But I knew it wasn't gonna be a good use of our time to go over all the stuff we already knew. A is for The Assassination of JFK, N is for 9-11 F is for Fluoride Of course that's how my kids have to learn the alphabet but were seasoned We want the more obscure stuff and I think that what we got from Armor to Zeitgeist probably unexpected

1:09:43 I was not clear that he was talking about the documentary with that section on Zeitgeist theory. I mean, he does cover the broad strokes of the film but never mentions film or documentary or Peter Joseph or Jacque Fresco and it's easy to just mistake those broad strokes for conspiracy 101 material I usually hear it described, of course as a film but also the zeitgeist movement rather than theory or zeitgeist worldview. But to each their own it was a good film and its a good chapter in the book and a good reminder really what set me off on this path even if I broke with many other conclusions or proposed solutions in that trilogy films themselves doesn't matter

1:10:34 So hitting 26 individual topics in 120 minutes doesn't leave a ton of space for elaboration. I do feel as though i was maybe cutting them off a bit and speed running this idea, but it was also at the height of my painful experience and it was tough to sit in the chair as long as i had too And when you set out to do something like A-Z you can't go A to W, you can't go a to V. You gotta complete it and so there's no way to massage it like you did the thing when you made such a strict framework for what you're trying to do this chair It just is too puffy. It's too stuffed And when I was going through that earlier this month oddly I just wanted a hard surface to sit on like a wooden bench with no give maybe that sounds weird Maybe it's too much information but just think it through you'll understand

1:11:31 I do see occasional comments, compliments really on my chair that i have here. Here's a hot tip on chairs so many people that go with the gaming chair they all look the same black mesh going overboard trying to be ergonomic That's not it Go for the executive chair A CEO style plush leather guy that really makes you feel like a boss When you don't have abdominal pain, which I hope is most of the time. It's a superior chair category. I don't really want to even be reminded how big a gamer I was. it's too painful to be reminded how carefree and devoid of any responsibility i was back then but I moved up! To the Big Boy adult chair And there's no going back Anyway...I did want to compliment

CHAPTER 17 / 19 Discussion

Editor Justin, Red Brick Theory and Security Vigilance

Carlwood praises his editor, Justin, for his work on the show's video production and announces the birth of Justin's new child. The discussion briefly touches on the "red brick theory" regarding the impossible logistics of 19th-century architecture in cities like Philadelphia. Finally, Carlwood reiterates the need for digital security, explaining why he refuses to open unsolicited PDFs or documents from listeners to protect his workstation.

red brick theory· philadelphia· cybersecurity· justin· b-roll

1:12:27 our editor, Justin as well. He's been doing the audio and the show for years and then I moved to the studio and then that fell apart so i just went back to Justin and he kind of just adapted to video not like he'd never done it but it definitely wasn't his main thing And I think he's done a great job As we've progressed couple mistakes like the Jordan Crowder show but hey I fixed it And he's been adding a lot of visuals lately which I appreciate sticking to b-roll and the stuff that i provide and the guests website stuff avoiding cringy. animated AI junk, this is the way. We want to give video subscribers a little something extra so they're not just looking at two people talking without taking away from audio people and I think we have found the sweet spot. I like our frame that we put both shots into and I like the amount of visuals, the frequency of visuals that you have been getting lately. Justin's lady also just had a baby five days ago

1:13:32 So big congratulations to him and her, and thank you for still putting in the work to make this one great when I know your time is limited. And let me just say that I too am a happy guy today! I felt a bit under the gun trying to get the five shows out with stuff going on this month and going into Philly last week But here we are, the 31st and we made it happen once again. We never fail! And I appreciate Guy Anderson a lot in the subject matter he covers. I know it isn't for everyone and might feel a bit far out but more old photos I see, the more old buildings I see, the more weird stuff is described from the past... The more convinced I am that its radically different from what we know

1:14:17 I wanted to see it when i was in philly but bill mccusker said he has or did have or has worked on a house with. One of those fireplaces that does have the engraved radiation symbol on it and i take his word for it didn't get to see it but, He wouldn't make it up, there's no reason to. He is plenty happy to call bullshit on many things and recently I heard another angle with the red brick theory too maybe i heard this before just didn't stick as well as a did this time but if all these buildings were built in this short window of time during westward expansion The amount of actual red brick needed

1:14:59 Is crazy they say it really couldn't be made it's too many hundreds of tons where were they made how are they transported I don't know. I see the argument but also that bricks for mainly just sand and clay do you need more than a kiln for that? I found it interesting enough just to add into the stack with everything else, but just walking around an old city like Philadelphia is pretty wild. I've spent a lot of time in all parts of this country except the Northeast and New England area which is most relevant for this sort of discussion

1:15:37 I look at the most elaborate buildings out there and i'm just not convinced that simple efficiency or lack of imagination can really account for such a wild architectural change, or some would say decline. It's just bizarre. So good stuff from Guy, I appreciate his willingness to spend some time with us and I had to get it in there with the archaics thing Look, I like to think that i'm on Jason's good side Of course we only did one interview And he's not a fan of many of the people that I do interview, but we have been friendly. He was open to me hosting a debate on THC which the other party later backed out of... ...He offered some support during the kidney stone thing so i think he likes me well enough

1:16:28 But just to see how aggressively he picks apart other researchers makes me feel like that could change at any time. But I did find the situation with Guy to be weird, I don't see Guy just lying about these dialogues with Jason for no reason That would be a seriously unforced error I'm kind of psychotic actually. So, I had to ask and it's basically just what I thought someone pretended to be Jason and reached out to him And like i said when someone is talking to you in the DMs of a certain platform and then suggests that you move to a different app That's a huge red flag! It really seemed like an attempt to get into guys accounts or something Or just fuck with them in some way

1:17:16 I've had this happen many times actually. There was at least a few examples where someone sent me an invitation to be on, A big podcast and i was like hmmm... This seems sketchy it just seems weird i get an odd vibe but it would be nice to do the show let's see what happens And they wanted me to log in through facebook To do facetime through facebook and they wanted me too Be on a call with them and screen record me logging into Facebook. It seemed like they were trying to get into my Facebook or capture my username password, like because I wouldn't be paying attention and then go from there but...

1:17:59 People try to get at you all kinds of ways and in my situation in particular, and guys we can be targets if we're not vigilant. And I actually feel pretty bad because people try to send me books and documents all the time PDFs and stuff and I won't open any of it! If I don't know where its coming from or I'm not expecting something to show up then I just cant open it on a computer that is the engine of THC It makes no sense I'm sure i miss a lot of good stuff and im sorry but anyone who grew up online has to understand my point. So it really seemed like nothing, and i think Guy & Jason would actually get along quite well And they would agree on alot of important stuff Guy seems pretty adaptable to new information and seems to respect Jason's work alot so id like to see them collaborate rather than just tear each other down

CHAPTER 18 / 19 Discussion

Ethical Skeptic Review, Meetup Calendar and Outro

The show concludes with a review of the previous episode featuring The Ethical Skeptic and his ECDO theory, which received a "B-level" listener rating. Carlwood promotes upcoming listener meetups in Gilbert, Arizona, and Minneapolis, urging the community to build local networks. He reminds listeners to support the show through the Plus subscription to maintain an ad-free, independent platform.

ethical skeptic· ecdo· gilbert· arizona· hireside meetups

1:18:57 but we just can't get out of our own way sometimes. So the first hour of this show takes us, I think through M about and then the second hour gets us to Z please support the show if you think it has value. I don't just ask for donations. I give you twice as much for just eight bucks monthly contribution and I don't take sponsorship money this is it so engage in a system that isn't marketing driven because there are not many And don't make me regret my stubborn rejection of ads and sponsors, please. Thehiresidechats.com or find me on Patreon if you find that to be easier. Well moving along in Hireside News let's just jump to the review of the last episode with The Ethical Skeptic dropping the ECDO hammer on us dense and complex arguments to be made about a vast complex system in which we live

1:19:53 Well, anytime you are talking about the Earth, the Earth shape, the earth system, the model. You're gonna get polarized opinions no pun intended I was afraid that this one would put a dent in our hot streak lately for that reason and my intuition was right we're settling in at 4.4 Basically what we consider our B-level. And look, for most of my life I was more than happy with a B. B meant that I could have done less actually so it is what it is! I really think that Roger makes a great argument for his theory He's clearly thought this through from 1000 different angles... I don't really come to any hard conclusions myself about things at the Earth system scale

1:20:44 But I respect the intellectual muscle that he's put into this. Most people never put half that effort into anything, so let's at least not be shitty about it even if we're not sure but I liked it food for thought and If we think cyclical cataclysms are a thing then we must explore various mechanisms and see what makes sense And I think his so far is the most detailed and does make the most sense And as we do, let's hit up that meetup calendar. Still looking very very light only two events for the whole month of September Desert Monks Brewing in Gilbert Arizona on September 5th and Blackstack Brewing on September 13th I'd love to see the calendar getting used more it didn't work out exactly as i initially intended where uh...the dual use would be

1:21:40 it being my excuse to travel wherever i want and throw a small meetup event and then make all my travel business expenses. You know kids put a wrench in that for at least a few more years but you know couldn't we all use a few more local people on our network the chair views didn't cove it teaches how risky is to fall back on a network of people who aren't actually on our page as much as we might love them This just grew out of those years and a desire to provide something where a solo podcast listening experience can actually make a real world impact, and motivating each other to engage with the parallel economy or biodynamic gardening. Or just being awake and aware like that's all great stuff

1:22:29 And the more you can localize that, oftentimes the bigger impact it can make the more relevant it becomes in your life. Hiresidemeetups.com! Anyone can make an event for free just throw it up there Give me a two week lead time so I can announce it, a few times. So we actually do get some people to show up but you should expect 5-10-15 people It's nothing crazy You don't have to talk to the venue about it Just find a place where 10 people can hang out in an open courtyard type thing and have some fun Okay Well, thanks again to Guy. Just a nice guy and nice dude doing his thing I resonate with that for some reason Tell him thanks if you had a good time I'm out of here Your move reality resetters hidden history hiders and engineers of the big everything your fucking move

CHAPTER 19 / 19 Discussion

First Date Conspiracy Song

The episode ends with a comedic song about a disastrous first date where the narrator cannot stop himself from discussing conspiracy theories. Lyrics touch on COVID-19 mask compliance, the Sandy Hook investigation, and the "disclosure game" played by intelligence agencies regarding UFOs.

covid· masks· sandy hook· disclosure· comedy song

1:23:21 I blew another first date Where i told myself, I'd keep it light She may not be as awake as me But we can have a good time staying up tonight She was giving mug Things were starting to cook but then she ruined the fun And I just couldn't bite my tongue How could you think they handled COVID well? It was a sigh of money Now those masks were just for compliance Had nothing to do How many tests did you take? Yikes! You know that was all fake, right If you got the Jomas She may not be as mean But we can have a good time Giving me the things we're starting to cook And she ruined us for gender driven Engineered for Sandy Hook Us When you look into it

1:25:01 Where I told myself I'd keep lying She may not kiss me, but we can have a good time Then she ruined the fun, I just couldn't bite. Indians ain't real Is that because you realize There's a disclosure game being played By shady intelligence guys Cause beings have been here for Not just since 1947 Anyway

1:25:48 Another first date where I told myself I'd keep she may not have a good time, but then she ruined the fun