Magnora 7 | Anthony Bourdain, Kate Spade, & The Suicide String Conspiracy

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04:29 So today we're going to talk about a lot of things, but chief among them is an exploration of recent high-profile suicides and the argument that these were calculated killings carried out by those who wish to keep their boat from being rocked. And here to help lay out the breadcrumbs is the hellraiser of Reddit himself, Magnoras7. We had him here almost exactly a year ago to break down the Rothschild family and the details behind their carving up of Africa and how several African countries really only exist to keep their oil and diamond trades secure... ...and to keep local people properly suppressed, of course! It was one of my favorite shows of 2017, which covered Zimbabwe, Chad, Botswana and more. And while we will get deeper into that study and what Mr. Magnora has uncovered in the latest year he's also turned his sleuthing skills to that string of deaths involving Anthony Bourdain Kate Spade Avicii and the Dutch Queen's sister...and I'm super psyched to get into it

05:23 The regulatory capture professor of Reddit, the Diamond Empire deconstructor and now the celebrity death detective Magnora7. My good man! Welcome back to the higher side. Hey Greg glad to be here man that was quite an intro nice lead in there so let's jump right into it man let's talk about these suicides Absolutely absolutely i'm really looking forward to it that last episode was really popular you covered some lesser known history that was super important and now recently i saw some of your post questioning, this latest string of suicides and i think it really is a perfect reason have your back i did do a recent show with jordan say there where we had a segment about these deaths.

06:04 But this should be way more detailed and there are a few added elements now that we didn't have then in the case of anthony bourdain all the claims were that he was stepping out of line and being way too critical of the clinton's and harvey Weinstein, i'm really pushing the envelope on what you can say. Well, sure enough 48 hours before recording this his last interview is actually released and it's full of exactly this type of content. So add it to the pile of curious elements that will make this worth exploring and of course not everything as a conspiracy but there is definitely enough here to be skeptical of the official story wouldn't you say?

06:43 Yeah, that's definitely right. You know not every single one of these is a lock and load this was definitely a murder type of scenario there's definitely enough red flags that there should be investigations looking into these things and some of these people were ruled as suicides within hours by investigators despite all these motivated parties that might be interested in taking them out And I'd like to discuss those red flags here and i think we can build an interesting case perhaps Solid let's do it so i think a lot of people know the names and what is happened but I guess give us a bit of an overview of the several suicides we did have in a short period time.

07:21 Right the big cluster that people remember was case they died on june fifth and two days later the dutch queen sister, i don't you in seven and then anthony for day nine june eight so three very high profile people that all die by hanging and they got by hanging from their door knobs with rope made from material found. In there hotel or house is a very kind of really constructed news is hung from door knobs. So that's kind of an odd situation and then two months prior Avicii, the musician he died at 28 so those four were kind of together it seemed like but the three within three days of each other

08:01 all dying by the same method is very questionable. Yeah, you gotta wonder about that! So if we're going to dig deeper into Anthony Bourdain specifically I will say that on the surface level i was a big fan of his shows and podcast appearances over the years but obviously we've learned over time that a lot of people who become these household celebrity names are not random are often sold to us as these rags-to-riches stories. This was greatly exposed in the 60s musical counterculture where there were way too many rock stars that seemed to be the kids of people in military intelligence, and that still goes on it's a big factor with Tom DeLonge 2 actually

08:41 But I mentioned the rags to riches thing because we have this with Anthony Bourdain too. We're told he was bouncing around, working in these kitchens partying extra hard wrote a book it randomly went viral and the rest is history well no that is not true at all. His father was actually an executive at Columbia Records and his mom was an editor at the New York Times, and if you didn't know, this book was actually an expansion on what was first just an article he wrote. His mother called over to The New Yorker and said hey print this They printed it, put him on the cover and then he wrote a New York Times bestseller when his mom is an editor of The New York Times. So let it be known that he's pretty connected from the start. Yeah, he seems like a guy who was in the right place at the right time and he definitely has interesting things to say I was starting to become a fan too. I just actually got introduced about a month before his suicide happened

09:36 so it was on set up a reddit replacement were building said dot net someone built anthony bourdain's and they start placing all the same thing for dan videos inside i got hooked into it, is there watching no reservations show you know started to get really into it is real interesting guy with other things that say but. It's not surprising to me that it's always someone with connections that's able to rise through the media ranks. Because honestly, it doesn't really take that special of a person to be a celebrity just takes someone who is little more charismatic than normal but then also given this platform and elevated That's where a lot of celebrities comes from which is the availability of the platform

10:14 You know it's like anderson cooper is this really high rank reporter in the work for the cia. Like you said there's just so many like frank zappa even i love his dad works for the cia that's partly why he knew all those things that he knew even though he was just a musician there's a lot of interesting connections like that, So yeah i think board and have the number one show on the number four network which is cnn so it was like cnn's flagship show. The whole cnn network was depending on boarding his show to bring viewers This guy had a lot of reach, so if he wanted to say something controversial you could guarantee there'd be tens of millions of people if not more listening all around the world. So this guy had huge reach. On this particular episode they were shooting for No Reservations in Paris and he was traveling with his film crew and also his best friend. They were staying at a hotel in Paris

11:13 I mean this is Anthony Bourdain, this is a guy who knows his way around depression. Knows his way around suicide you know? This guy if you read his book or listen to him talk about his life he's been in some really bad spots and it's like and he has learned how to work his way out of it You know he's been addicted that heroin He said he's he's been addicted to sounds like pretty much every drug under the sun at some point And then he said he's gone through all these bouts of depression But now he said he's turned a leaf in the last 10 years or so because he has an 11-year old daughter, and he says that he's discovered joy of living that you didn't know before. It wasn't kind of a manic joy it was just deep satisfaction with life. In another interview he also said if he was going to kill himself he'd OD on heroin. That's what he said is that feeling of heroin he says its so euphoric that it was super hard to wean himself off of it but if he was going to die then would be how he would do it

12:09 So if he wanted to kill himself, if it was an emotional impulsive thing then maybe It would make more sense. But I guess let's dig into this a little more about reasons why people might not like him so He was dating this girl, Asia Argento. She was one of the first people to accuse Harvey Weinstein of rape so that's a pretty big deal. One of the very first accusers and I would tell this me too stuff and it's been explosive topic in the media. It's very possible his death could be cover up through talk about the Weinstein's Me Too because he is extremely vocal

12:50 About the me to subject as well as being vocal against wine stain also right before boarding died his girl aja. She was at the can film festival and she gave this speech where she said harvey weinstein assaulted me right here in this room and there are others among you in the crowd that know your guilty also and were gonna get to you and we're gonna expose us while so, this isn't just about About a guy who's already being dragged through the media this is about a culture in Hollywood that there are more people involved and when you raise Awareness that you're going to start going after more people well now There's potential that they're gonna come after you as well So it is an interesting detail if she gave that speech. You can look it up on YouTube, and it's pretty aggressive abou

13:39 I mean, think back 10 years ago you would not expect to hear something like this and then sure enough the love of her life is dead. You got to at least consider these threads as well. Yeah and i mean you want to hear aggressive just wait till we talk about the Bourdain interview that just came out... He does not hold back! We'll get to that in a second here There's a lot of talk he is CIA asset given his rise to CNN and basically the top of CNN which is number four network. If anybody studying project mockingbird or anything like that, the CIA has very well defined mission to try and control the messaging at the media and they have all these strong connections with all these media companies

14:20 That's a fairly well documented thing so would not be surprising at all to see that porting was the CIA. Yeah not at all and especially the new york times and cnn specifically are like the top two candidates when you're talking about cia infiltrated networks what's interesting too is since you know this might be tied to sex trafficking is that right as bourdain was dying there was a hundred and sixty children were found released from the pedophile ring in atlanta georgia, yeah i found a hundred and sixty children locked in a basement basically for this head of rain and cnn isn't atlanta georgia in the same city and they basically didn't cover this at all.

15:05 That seems extremely weird to me cuz if you had a hundred and sixty children found in sex slavery rain like an africa or like boca or something it would be front page news it would be like oh my god we found these children save them from sex slavery but. Because it happened in atlanta and this weird kind of brush under the rug approach to which i found extremely unsettling but this is on the same network that. Where does networks cnn and i don't know if thats completely connected but it shows interesting approach, yeah like we're talking about boarded really hated wine stain He was very vocal on twitter hoping for harvey weinstein not only be in prison but to be injured i mean this guy was not splitting hairs about how much he. I did harvey weinstein especially cuz the state is a judge and who accused harvey weinstein of rape so that's all me too upset became a big,

15:58 push for him. And this is just in the last few months as well before he died, and there's a couple other reasons people might want him gone I mean he did a video about the Armenian genocide where he traveled between Armenia and Azerbaijan and The CIA does not like people talking about that and neither does Armenia and neither does Turkey It was very controversial thing so He's been pushing a lot of big buttons lately and pushing things in a lot of interesting ways So it's no surprise those people who wanted him gone I think there was a perception he was becoming a loose cannon. Even if he was like, a CIA asset... Right He could become such a loose cannon that they decide they need to change how they relate to him or get rid of them if they can't tell him the silence and this is a guy that it would be very difficult to silence, I think someone who definitely speaks his mind

16:48 And then on top of that, he's a racially Jewish non-religious person who is very outspoken about Palestine. He won an MPAC media award and during his acceptance speech he said the world has visited many terrible things on the Palestinian people none of them more shameful than robbing them with their basic humanity So you can imagine a lot of Zionists in power structure Pollywood probably weren't too keen on these types of statements So I don't think any one by itself was bad enough, but it seems like maybe the combination of them was or perhaps it was just solely this Clinton issue. Or that Weinstein issue

17:25 Yeah it's kinda crazy man, it's like JFK he was ruffling so many feathers in so many segments and so many different sectors that... It's hard to isolate the cause but you got Zionist, you got pedophile networks, you got Hollywood oligarchs. You've got CNN and the CIA Military industrial complex i mean you got my side they've got a nice and there's all these intelligent agencies everywhere in different countries that don't like the things he said i mean yeah he was stepping on a lot of toes so it started narrowed down exactly. Yeah offending any one of these groups is enough to cause someone to unexpectedly commit suicide, yeah and especially how high profile yes i mean you can put out up certain tens of millions people see it

18:12 It's an audience to that started learning about traveling the world and you know it's like he writes all this hard hitting stuff all the time it's more kind of incidental things so you able to reach groups of people, that may not pay attention politics otherwise so you might be able to speak to hold. Different demographic than news would target for example so that is even more power in media. I can see why do you want him gone So anyways there's some interesting things that happened on the days surrounding his death so asia argento was seen wearing a seditious shirt that had fuck you written on it with the middle finger is instagram pic and then below it had written you know who u r.

18:54 She was telling someone fuck you and it's not clear whether that was aimed towards bourdain or towards people who are harassing board a nor the wine stein stuff. Second blue what that's for but i was posted and later deleted then later, well where dan is in paris shooting this episode age are gentle with an italian and paparazzi in italy spotted her holding hands basically what does younger guy was a model, add the two of them were walking around the town holding hand stuff and these pictures got posted online so there is the possibility that.

19:29 Anthony saw these pictures. This is kind of the mainstream story that he saw these pictures online of Asia cheating on him and He was so distraught that he killed himself So that's what I've heard The mainstream story is but the pictures were taken four to five days before his death, so it's possible It took him four or five days to discover the pictures where they weren't immediately posted online or something like that But it seems like maybe he would have had access those pictures for a few days And then the evening before, he skipped dinner apparently. So he didn't show up to dinner and then when he didn't arrive for breakfast the next day, their receptionist went to his room and found his body. Now there's a lot of people saying that Bourdain and Asia were in an open relationship so Asia wasn't actually cheating on him in which case he would not have been distraught it would have been understood thing between them that they're in open relationship but it seems... There are some people saying that

20:26 where didn't know it was an open relationship so only asia was under that impression which means you know it's not really open relationship disagree upon, sell it's not clear whether they actually were in a relationship or weather thats just the story now to. protect Asia, because she clearly was kind of playing the field a little bit while he was in Paris. So... Well I think those open relationships are way more common than people realize especially in those circles. I mean Asia's dad was also like a famous director from Italy. He is kind of like Italy's Alfred Hitchcock. He used to work in horror genres and sexploitation genres

21:08 I don't know it just seems to go hand in hand with that whole crowd you really can be a monogamous celebrity at the end so i mean really not even surprised by those threads but i do think its kinda something that people are trying to. Lob on to this suicide to kind of justified and some way when no that's probably a cover story Yeah, it seems that way. And there's some evidence that this open relationship narrative is coming from Rose who is an associate of Asia and Bourdain. Hmm. And we'll talk about Rose a little more here in a second because he mentions Rose in that interview that just came out so what's interesting about after he died no foul play was suspected So despite all these motivations We just talked about all these people he's pissed off they immediately ruled no foul play

21:58 To me, this is a guy who's got lots of people who want him silenced. That to me alone is enough to warrant an investigation that lasts longer than a day or two you know? And then interestingly his body no foul play suspected the French prosecutor so there was no evidence his death was anything but a suicide So they cremated him five days after he died He was cremated in Paris which seems rather quick And the toxicology report revealed no narcotics in his body. He wasn't drunk, he wasn't on anything... he just died

22:34 Another angle I've heard is it's possible he died via autoerotic asphyxiation, doing that just for pleasure for himself and it got out of control. And he lost control then accidentally choked himself to death which is possible, I suppose but this is a guy that 61 years old who just potentially broke up with someone that you really cares deeply for. With plenty of experience in auto erotic asphyxiation. This guy knows how to do it. He's not screwing up. Yeah, it just doesn't make sense to me. And the hanging from a doorknob thing too I mean that's just weird and if you're gonna try and kill yourself You would hang from a high place so that your feet don't touch the ground because once you start to actually Asphyxiate your body does everything in its power to stop that it becomes like a reflex to stop yourself from choking? I mean It's definitely possible as opposed but it seems like if you were to hang yourself from a doorknob you would

23:30 at some point freak out and stand up take the news off i mean it unless you had a so tight that you can undo it or something as an accident. It just seems like a really rough way to go i mean proper hang like if your hand by the state or something like a hundred years ago they have the gallows any drop like seven feet When the news catches the bottom that breaks your neck and it's the breaking of your deck that kills you, and that's a proper hanging that's how i suppose to work the person should be dead like twenty seconds but instead all these people did is they die by asphyxiation they don't buy choking so they just cut off their airway and then just didn't have oxygen until they died which can take five ten minutes. So

24:14 It just seems crazy to me that these very powerful people that have lots of money connections i can kill themselves anyway they wanted if they want to choose this incredibly slow. Painful method doesn't make a lot of sense i agree it seems like code almost yeah it does seem like code and there's a cia officer actually, agent steel is xia officer the first thing but robert david steele previous guest of mine actually really okay i think that's his name he said the circumstances of death have a significant symbolic hidden meaning that intelligence agencies recognize and says hang on door knobs means choked for speaking out against the ball so i don't know if it's true but that's an interesting theory and i mean

25:04 We just talked about Bourdain, but there's like 10 or 15 of these celebrity suicides that are hanging from doorknobs. I mean it is very specific and odd. And you know if you wanted to murder someone and make it look like a suicide, hanging is a very good way to do that because you can strangulate someone then put a noose around their neck hang it to the door knob and then say they hang themselves. Then any trauma around the neck will just attribute to the noose Or you could even just choke them with the noose and then just when you're done, hang it on the doorknob. It's not like a tough... If you were gonna fake a suicide I mean that would be the way to do it pretty much. That's another piece of evidence that makes all this pretty suspicious. I agree and I guess let's get into that interview that came out after his death because I do think it's pretty telling. Right yeah let's look at that so I'm going to read a couple snippets from that

26:03 So the interviewer asked him, how do you feel about Clinton? And Bourdain said. Look, after my ill-advised hemlock comment to TMZ which is referencing they asked him what would you serve Donald Trump if you could serve him any meal and he said I'd served in hemlock which is poison. And it was just kind of a tongue and cheek thing but he said look after my ill advised hemlock comment to TMZ I found myself with hundreds if not thousands of death threats and MAGA trolls and Russian trolls and anonymous posts and letters to me, my ex wife and everyone in my life And I ended up being interviewed by the secret police who were very nice. So he made that hemlock comment, secret police show up you get to death threats and that's for him criticizing Trump That's not even the whole Weinstein thing. That's like a whole separate...that's the opposite side of the political spectrum so he is getting blasted from both sides which is tough to endure

26:55 So he said then, I was really disappointed with the statement that Clinton made. But even expressing that the way my comment was turned very neatly suddenly I wasn't expressing disappointment in Clinton's statement. I was blaming her for Harvey Weinstein crimes. The way that turned very nicely it is a good bit of artistry and deeply frightening to me and really really... And the interview says its dangerous to be as famous as you are, really dangerous. Wherein says, you know suddenly we're talking about something else and it wasn't good for me that is telling to me that's like i was criticizing weinstein, but got turned into a criticizing clinton because she didn't come out strongly enough against the wine scene stuff so now people are coming after me cuz they're saying i'm not being nice to clinton basically. Any says that wasn't good for him which is extremely big and odd. So there's an opportunity in twisting what you say for people who have an agenda where dances i learned a lesson

27:51 interview says your source of value your valuable target sign a share of attention it's not normal. What is the i got slapped down hard and it was a chance to experience so he run into some things that after speaking out he's on their radar And do you know much more about this interview or interviewer themselves? Because from what I understand, he granted this interview to someone that was starting a new media company. So these are already pretty probing and sensitive questions to be asking and it was going to launch on this new platform. Do you know much about how he would be connected to this interviewer or what's going on with this new platform

28:36 That's a good question. I don't know the connection, but I did check out their website and it's uh...I think it's an Italian person who does these interviews? And yeah they've set up their own website and they got their own little media company and they were the ones to get this interview apparently. But yeah I do not know how they secured the interview that is a big question would be interesting to know What right on i mean yet something to check out obviously there's some connection this person has to have some type of reach to get a celebrity at boardings level and someone who would even be willing to go into these kind of things i mean obviously most interviews at this level are pre arranged you know what kinda questions are coming chosen talk about the stuff instead of.

29:20 food or travel. Kind of curious, but sure go on there are definitely a few more things to note about this interview. Yes so in the later part of the interview he talks about hidden forces so then you're asked by hidden forces and Bourdain says there are forces out we're really fucking powerful and scary i had dinner with rose mcgowan that's his friend rosie mentioned earlier roses telling me you know these people are spying on me these people are saying they're my friends and they're not like friends in fact their intelligence operatives remember thinking look, i support you all the way but in the back of my head i'm thinking i don't know i'm not so sure about this then a minute later this nightmarish thing happens.

29:59 The interviewer says, it's true. You know I just covered the Gawker trial in St Petersburg we had no clue that Peter Thiel was paying for that shit We were a million journalists there all this Hulk Hogan nonsense we did not know what we were looking at I assume that's talking about someone got special media privileges by paying for it and The rest of the media was basically locked out while not realizing And then more dances i've come to understand traveling the world i see good people crash randomly under the wheel or by bad things all the time as i see it happen a friend's not be too paranoid but i think they're doing a very effective job on rose. I don't know when the truth is enough anymore so he said i think they're doing a very effective job on rose, talking about intelligence agencies in these media PR companies managing rosan trying to gather intelligence manipulate her mean that is creepy

30:49 It is then later for dane says again. It goes back to that 60s thing I just want a fucking survive. I don't need to be number one. I don't need to beat the fuck out of anybody I don't need to be ahead I just want to still be here at the end of the fucking day doing what i'm doing without anybody hassling me So, I mean Bourdain is a guy. He says some provocative things but he's not out to fight a war. He's just there to say the truth and didn't want hassle for it but obviously got a lot of hassle for it and then later there's a tweet from Bourdain on his Twitter that says, There's a nauseating symmetry both Trump and Weinstein used AMI parentheses inquirer

31:32 and black cube is really private intel to do their dirty work. So have you heard about black cube before i've heard of black cubes symbolism in terms of the brotherhood of saturn and the cross actually being a folded out cube and that this is the secret that all the jews are worshipping, the black cube or something. And then the black cuban mecca also that all the muslim circle around when they go on their pilgrimage right so there's this company now it was really pr firm called black cube And they mark themselves as a group of ex-members of Israeli intelligence units helping specialize in business and litigation challenges to help stop the publication of abusive allegations against certain actors. So, their ex-Masad basically who probably still have very strong Masad connections

32:26 who shut down media stories they don't want. So people come to them say like Barbra Streisand effect, I want this shutdown. They go through the internet, they go through TV media and they work to make sure that story doesn't get out. So Weinstein was using Black Cube to try and manage this whole Weinstein scandal And then I started digging a little into the Black Cube company and it is quite a company. So one account in the New Yorker describes two private investigators from Black Cube using false identities meeting with actress Rosamond Goin to extract information from her. Black Cube was also caught collaborating with Mossad, like we said a lot of them are ex-Mossad which is an Israeli equivalent to CIA. They were caught spying on Obama administration

33:13 So this is a non governmental agency that's supposed to be doing PR for celebrities. That is actually spying on the obama administration and they were also not even spine but they're sending out fake emails people in the US government, to try and, and in the Iranian government to try and undermine that Iranian nuclear deal because they do not want the Iranian nuclear deal to go through because that would mean peace. And peace is bad for Israel's territory conquest basically cause they have the military upper hand these peace treaties keep falling through and apparently that's no accident so companies like Black Cube are working too do the bidding of the highest bidder basically

33:54 And then also the documents show that black cube compile detailed background profiles of many people and clean addresses, are there family members are the mason mall their cars i mean they build a catalog on their targets. And then once they do that, they're instructed to find damaging information about these people including unsubstantiated claims that seem like they might be true. For instance, Rhodes and Call are two people working on the Iranian nuclear deal and they put out false information that those people work with Iranian lobbyists in secret so they were trying to make it look like the Iranian nuclear deal was a collusion thing when perhaps it wasn't. They're trying to spin things to make it look worse than they are so it fails

34:38 this is black cube so this is the company that wine seen higher to sounds people like anthony bourdain. I can't say like black you killed anthony board and i think that's way too strong a statement but, i would not be surprised if black you hired the company that hired the company that kill bourdain or something along those lines Or it could be completely unrelated to black you and it could be a separate. Thing with different people he pissed off is like we said he's not so many people that it's hard to narrow down like who exactly would be the most motivated right, and another thing i was gonna say is if any of the listeners listen to the show rogan podcast of course he talks about anthony bourdain a lot they seem to be friendly how close they are but

35:22 Someone on rogan's podcast brought up the conspiracies around boarding's death and he was like no no shut that down right away and then they pull up some of boardings tweets any has one where you says something to the effect. that he was recently on the receiving end of Clinton's operatives and it was not fun. And Rogan read that on the air and then just kind of stopped, like huh? That's a weird thing to say I don't know what to make of that but these claims are still ridiculous. Sure you can't leap from that to assassination there are other questions i would have as a person playing devil's advocate like

36:01 Why is Rose McGowan still alive? Like, why are certain people who are more influential in this Weinstein investigation still kicking and he isn't. And we don't have those answers but In terms of building a case for something fishy going on, I mean i think a lot of these threads that you've pointed out are worth considering. We're not professional investigators why are professional investigators not open to these threads? I think they are definitely worth putting on the pile Yeah, there's just so many weird things that in the amount of time they decided that there was nothing worth investigating I mean it was bizarre to me honestly agreed. So let's

36:44 Let's switch gears and talk about kate spade i honestly thought it was a little silly when people started saying there was a conspiracy here but then i thought about the clothing industry most of the products are made in third world countries she has a worldwide distribution network these things are worth, Considering yeah but also found some curious things about her beginnings not so much with her family when she launched your first products the symbols on them were owls and devil tales which is curious. But also after only being in business for three years neiman marcus bought fifty three percent of the company for thirty three million dollars,

37:23 Well, was it really worth 33 million or is this a signal that she was in the club or that some prominent Freemason was throwing a bone to someone lower on the ladder? I don't know. You know, tie this. You scratch my back I'll scratch yours element in and maybe there were some things going on below the surface of the company? I wouldn't rule it out. Yeah i hadn't heard that that's an interesting piece of the puzzle. Kate Spade died three days prior to Bourdain so I mean it's pretty tight cluster and...I never really heard of her before she died to be honest but she was married to David Spade's brother you know David Spade on SNL and Just Shoot Me And All That so his brother

38:03 What is the case base husband and that's where she got last night so she knows david spade. There's just a lot of things around her death like she died by hanging from a door knob as well but with a red scarf which is not really strong material usually, It's also rare that women kill themselves by hanging, much less rich women. Pharmaceuticals are much more common for women attempting suicide and I've read a statistic only 23% of successful female suicides are by hanging so it's like 1 in 4 and for males it's about 25% as well So it's a somewhat common method but it's like one in four but not super common

38:47 That's across the whole population you know i was a millionaire i probably would pick up better way to notice that this is. Two days after she was killed, the husband... This is something that conspiracy theory forums really like to focus on. But the husband exited their house in a plastic mouse mask from the movie Rescuers and I don't know if he was just trying to cover up his face because you know, he was emotionally distraught and just didn't want pictures taken but this mask he was wearing it had A red neck cloth, like a red scarf. I guess it's the turtleneck on the character It's just kind of strange and it's from this Disney movie The Rescuers which is in 1977 or something And they just had that masked mouse sitting around I guess and wore it out of the house The first time he went out of the house Yeah, its very creepy! People who haven't seen the mask Just look up at the picture of him wearing it This is odd thing to do when your wife was just killed

39:50 Yeah, it just seemed very strange. This is just kind of a bizarre probably coincidence but four months before she died, her latest fashion venture advertising campaign was Where Is Kate? And the whole thing is like Kate Spade is missing and they're trying to find her. Her husband is like the detective in the ad trying to find her and she's missing gone. That was that campaign they were running four months before she died which is odd Then another thing is your father died on the eve of her funeral so what yeah he was eighty nine years old but her father died. The day before they were gonna bury her i can imagine that being like a heartbreak bang in the gals all done,

40:36 It must be tough, but it's kind of odd. Yeah it also could be silencing someone who you think might be prone to speak out irrationally with nothing to lose very publicly at a funeral perhaps? Yep that could very well be She did have a relief behind the note unlike ordained or didn't leave a note. Like it's been doing that and only price i was your daughter she is just saying this is not your fault has had nothing to do with you so don't worry about it, so there wasn't like working so it seemed a little bit more planning early appearance of it yeah it said this is not your fall ask daddy

41:15 Really yeah which you know a lot of people have tried to say that some kind of pedo code i think it very literally is this is not your fault ask your father he'll tell you how confirm that's not your fault but, you know ask daddy also kinda makes it seem like hey there's more than now and if us your dad you might eventually find out right i can barely. And then the investigation was a lot of nypd was the sole investigator and it was announced to as a suicide before they even interviewed the husband so i can't even interview the husband at all in a decided it wasn't suicide basically.

41:54 I guess the note and the scarf by the doorknob was convincing enough for the NYPD. Or, they NYPD got paid to look the other way that's also a possibility but then you're starting to introduce more co-conspirators and that's much harder to control so it's probably much more likely that they just made it look like a very convincing suicide if it wasn't murder Also interesting is spaded partnered with the clinton foundation at least two major projects so it's been had help design a media campaign for the clinton foundations no ceiling initiative. She also works with the clinton's in haiti sending a representative deal location business owners on the clinton's behalf. So she was a friend for the clintons in haiti which is very interesting thing. There's been human trafficking issues through and the clinton's have been caught,

42:45 associating with these types of things. There might be a lot there to dig into, I mean there's just so much here i wish i could dig completely to bedrock on all these but... I hope someone listening you know maybe will take more initiative and look in this one part because i really think that is alot there. Right and clearly we are speculating were just going through the case to be made that theres more here than the surface story And it really does get under my skin when I hear people dismissing the conspiratorial perspective and they say, oh yeah so uh these people think that Hillary Clinton was running a pedophile network out of a ping pong shop or these people think that Hillary Clinton killed Kate Spade.

43:28 No you're being a little disingenuous there were talking about and network in the only reason clinton is so involved because it's her name on the foundation, right now her and bill obviously their other duo their team. And it's like there's a lot of players involved that we don't know right so it all leads back to the clintons But that doesn't mean that we think they physically committed some murder. Or even if they ordered it themselves, it could have been like a subordinate who ordered the hit you know? Right It could be she's like oh I don't like these people and the subordinates are like well I'm gonna take care of that and then hires a hitman or something You know We have no idea about organizational structure how something like this would come to be

44:11 And then also I'm totally not discounting the idea that these actually just were suicides. That's totally possible as well, but I really think there's not enough discussion about the potential of their murders. I agree, that's what we're doing right? Exactly and i do think that last point just about partnering with the Clinton Foundation... That's important! Partnering with the Clinton Foundation in Haiti specifically is very important definitely worth noting and those are kind of the capstone arguments to the Kate Spade element and let's maybe fold in the Dutch Queen sister. I really haven't dug much into this one, i'm curious what you found in the details here that make you skeptical that there might be a deeper story? So first of all, the timing is weird

45:03 The Dutch queen is named Maxima and it's Maxima sister that died. So she died on June 7th, and Kate Spade died on the 5th and Anthony Bourdain died on the 8th so it's right in between those two. It's a very tight three-day span that alone is interesting. And then she was also found dead by hanging from a doorknob which seems to connect with these other ones You know, it's hard to tell what the motivation is. It could have been suicide as well. She was a civil servant working for Argentinian government since 2016 so she lived in Argentina even though she was related to the Dutch royal family So she has been living in Argentina for awhile and she worked at United Nations headquarters in Panama for awhile but returned to Argentina

45:48 Then her death, this is another interesting tidbit. Her father died 10 months before she died and her father was the ruling king I believe so the King died and then she died soon after. So it kind of looks like a lot of royal coups you know? You'll see once the leader dies the next people in line might be taken out so someone can jump a few spots and become king that's common type of coup. So it's possible something like that could have happened and then get this her father was in the Vedala government and for the Netherlands, but her brother-in-law who is now the Dutch King is the grandson of the Bilderberg group founder Prince Bernard Huh? Who was extremely well connected person so The current Dutch king is the grandson of the founder of Bilderberg That's her brother-in-law

46:43 You can see there's obviously like a lot of very high up connections and they're probably connected with the Rothschilds as well being that their European royalty. So there's all these very high connections. So there's a lot of highly motivated people and there's a lot of power at stake, so it does seem reasonable to at least investigate the possibility that this was a murder. We also saw that shuffling of the Saudi royal family too which is strange I mean There are a lot of pieces on the chessboard That are moving right now And it seems like for most of our life if you're in your 30s It's been kind of One note i mean there's been these controllers will switch from bush to clinton the bush nothing is changing and their does seem to be a lot of shuffling now that wasn't going on through most my life. I agree we're seeing a lot of real family starting to move around now in a lot of people who are not easy ninety start to finally pass, did you know command is changing a lot of countries and it's interesting thing to watch but it is causing all shakeups

47:42 Indeed so of each is another one we might wanna add to the pile it's another what he's a guy i didn't really look much into not really a fan of that kind music but still you laid out some very interesting details to me that make a pretty good case as a deeper story tell us about a beach. So those three deaths we just talked about were in June and if we jump back like a month and half to April 20th, that's the day Avicii died. 420? Yeah 420. And he was 28 years old so he was quite young. What is interesting is that he died in the country of Oman

48:17 which is in the middle east so he was like on tour on vacation or something and oh my god just south of saudi arabia by yemen and saudi arabia that's actually quite a developed nice country because the world reserves. But anyways you staying at home on and they found him in his hotel room next day, there is like half a bottle of wine drank and then the wine bottle was shattered, and then the pieces of the wine bottle had apparently been used to cut his face and neck. So the story is that he drank half a bottle of wine, shattered it and then cut his own face and neck with the glass shards until he bled to death. That's the official story which is just bizarre who would do that unless they were out of their mind I mean... That doesn't make sense to me so there were two autopsies the day after he died and immediately ruled no foul play

49:12 The story also changed he was in a hotel room originally and the later they said he was in a farmhouse. So there were kind of having consistency problems with the story as it came out, that is far as the reasoning why people might want to do this? I don't know if you've ever watched an Avicii music video but you should watch this one here's it came out two years before he died its called for a better day. I mean no uncertain terms it's a video about Sex trafficking of children and those children escaping and growing up and going back in killing everyone who bought them. As a sex slave i mean it is extremely graphic it is like,

49:52 About fucking up these people who were in these children's lives. It's a very emotional straightforward video and there are some allegations that he was perhaps unfortunately part of this type of structure, you know when he was younger and so he's Stepping forward to call it out and shed some light on it basically And this video is one way with him doing that Some say that's the reason he was silenced because he started getting too outspoken about this particular topic hmm One other thing i wanted to throw out there just about his career you know im not the most knowledgeable about the guy but apparently a year prior in march on march twenty ninth specifically he announced his retirement even though he wasn't even thirty years old and has people statement said,

50:40 Stardom is psychologically and physically difficult for any artist, especially in the fast-paced and often hedonistic world of dance music. And his retirement is the result of complete overwork And that's interesting i mean a year before he was killed over here before you committed suicide he retired and i've read a lot. Of kind of mainstream arguments about his death and that he had severe drug alcohol abuse problems in that could have led to his dad, i forgot about the alcoholism for sure you definitely have no problem And that's worth noting, but it's also worth noting that here is another death of a person who as you say in this video for better day is drawing attention to child trafficking networks. I mean how many people are really doing that? Not a whole lot! Right and I mean this video for better day got 65 million views This guy has reach global reach

51:41 among young people too. And I think they saw that or intimidated by that, it's just a very sad thing. One thing I'd like to say is with talking about these suicides some people will say to me that I'm being disrespectful to these people by talking about the circumstances surrounding their suicide or questioning the fact that it was a suicide and I really see it as the opposite. I think i'm really being respectful by looking into these things, I know if I was murdered and it was framed as a suicide... ...I would sure as heck want people to look into it and not just go like oh he was depressed we can't understand depression and suicide therefore let's not even try you know let's not look into this at all. I think that's the emotional reaction that they rely on for people to not look into these things is like right you're somehow honoring the dead by

52:34 ignoring the reality and I think that's bullcrap. Yeah, they'll tell you the same thing about Sandy Hook or 9-11 that it's disrespectful to the dead to even suggest there could be foul play It just doesn't make sense. I don't think that argument connects at all Right and I mean it's one thing if you're like harassing family members of someone who died or whatever That's not cool If we're just talking about the facts and like trying to have a reasonable conversation about possibilities then I see no problem And i don't think that should be discouraged at all i agree cheers to that yeah it's interesting to see how many people wanna shut down discussions for emotional reasons though right and there was another name on the list that you told me we should maybe talk about alvin scott.

53:19 Yeah so there's this person in our and scott former girlfriend of nate rothschild. What's down at the age of forty nine dead in her apartment by hanging she died twenty fourteen no note so this is someone you know dated me rostral, eventually came up dead in manhattan at forty nine years old by hanging so i don't know much more than that about her but just another hanging of the upper class worth mentioning and directly connected to the ross trials on top of it, so that's interesting. There's a couple more here. Have you heard about Chris Cornell and Chester Bennington? Yes. Yeah, I didn't really know much about that until I was doing research for this podcast but man, Chris Cornell is the founder and guitarist for the band Soundgarden

54:06 He was found unconscious by his bodyguard hanging from the doorknob in the bathroom of this hotel room at the MGM Grand in Detroit, and May 2017. So police ruled out homicide by reviewing a hotel surveillance video which showed no one entering or leaving after his bodyguard left 1135 p.m.. And Chris and his wife set up a charity event called The Chris and Vicki Cornell Foundation which works to help victims of child abuse that's what it's about And on top of that chris cornell was working with lincoln parks and chester bennington and they were working together to expose the lead pedophile rings like they had a dedicated mission to do. That exactly so chris cornell died may twenty seventeen and then two months later,

54:51 Lincoln park singer that he was cooperating with chester banks and also found dead in his home in california so also hang from a door knob on july twentieth twenty seventeen so. That's just really fucked up so it's like the two of them finally pair out, go after this thing and i have this general foundation with his wife and then he dies in that immediately two months later the other guy dies. That's not so many alarm bells to me, no people might not like this but robin williams also died in his home twenty fourteen The county sheriff's office deputy coroner was the investigator and stated that he'd hanged himself. And he was found hanging from a doorknob with a necktie, and I knew he died from hanging but didn't realize it was from a doorknob so we can maybe add Robin Williams to this because his death was extremely sudden and unexpected even if you had Lewy body dementia or something like that said he had degenerative neuro disease and he was basically nipping in the bud by killing himself early

55:54 You know, it's like it's just so sudden and he seems like a guy who's like fairly open and outspoken about stuff And you know I could see him going like a Michael J Fox kind of route where it's like He could be a popularizer of that disease. It's definitely possible they killed himself But I think it's interesting that he was hanging from a neck tie from a doorknob which matches all these others So mm-hmm, and then there's a couple more fashion designer Alexander McQueen He died twenty ten down hanging from a door knob at his home in green street london so that's another high profile fashion designer just like kate spade.

56:32 Another one is David Carradine. You probably recognize his face if you saw him, he's in a lot of TV shows and movies but police official in Thailand found Carradine hanging by rope tied to the doorknob of his room's closet but it was found naked as well so I guess that was justification to rule that out it was suicide and they did two autopsies And both concluded that the death was not a suicide. So investigators concluded it was not a suicide, but then I think the police treated it as a suicide and then just left hanging like that. And lastly Reddit co-founder Aaron Swartz was killed in 2013 while he supposedly committed suicide but I think he was killed and uh... He was hanged from a doorknob again and no suicide note was found and he was one of

57:22 How the moral backbone of reddit and this is when it was really reaching popularity and it was starting to get a lot of attention by big media companies in by, don't you like the cian agency to try and control me messaging they force wanna control websites that are on top hundred or whatever. Because those websites have a lot of reach. So I get the impression that they were able to buy out or otherwise persuade the other members that founded Reddit, but Aaron Swartz was extremely moral and had a strong backbone and refused to compromise. And I think that ended up

57:57 Getting him suicided basically very well could be and of course you just listed some added deaths that go back eight years but it's really just to know the odd similarities of the hanging from the door knob specifically but in these more recent cases this latest cluster. It almost seems like You could paint a picture that when clinton was defeated in the election a lot of people who thought there was an ironclad. Grip of control over this whole situation some other people who maybe are a little bit more guilt stricken or,

58:35 a little more outspoken or have a little more moral fortitude, they might've thought okay now we can come out and speak out. Look at all these dominoes that are falling and then as soon as you start to speak out you realize oh the network hasn't completely lost all its power in fact it's still trying to preserve itself and silence the critics and quarantine its crimes I think that is a case that could definitely be made I wouldn't be surprised if it was a limited hangout approach where people got caught and then they're going to pretend like the whole situation is solely about those people, and that there's nothing else going on. Redirect the conversation as such. That's what we've been seeing is The Weinstein Scandal. It's a lot deeper than Weinstein. It's not just some celebrities slept with Weinstein to get privileges like that's part of it but there's this broader network

59:31 When you start to look at people like Epstein and the Clintons, there's some real questionable things. Although they might lose power on some levels, there are always stages of limited hangouts. The closer you think you're getting to the target suddenly the target moves away or they'll throw out a lot of flack that confuses you or draw you off from your main target. And I think that's what we're seeing in the media a lot of times. Well, initially this Me Too thing was kind of about or at least these stories that were about crimes in Hollywood for example Kevin Spacey they were about kids Kevin Spacey is taking underage kids out to dinner and out to parties and Brian Singer the director is dealing with underaged kids right

1:00:19 We also had cori feldman speaking out again it's about the kids and sure enough it all switch cause wine stain at all female actresses that are above the legal age is just not the spin. And then they started like Louis CK jerked off in front of that woman and Aziza Ansari was inappropriate. And they're talking like those things are on the same level as these pedophile rings and stuff, it's like no! Right. Chris Hardwick was a dick to his girlfriend once in awhile? Yeah, this thing is bad but that's not even close I mean its completely different

1:00:56 It kind of got over broadened, like the scope of it got over generalized to a point where its any sexual harassment now is part of the Me Too conversation or whatever. And then the real solid important targets like the child trafficking kinda gets lost in the noise basically because the conversation became so diluted. That's the classic bait and switch! I also wanted to ask you this cause my last guest who talked about this Jordan Sather he thought that you could also fold the trump presidency into this story and i'm just curious what are your thoughts on that? I think totally. There's those pictures of Clinton and Trump at the Trump wedding, they're friends they're old buddies and Trump used to be a lifelong democrat he is literally a tv actor from WWE and The Apprentice

1:01:47 He's just good at being an actor and I think the whole drama of the Clintons versus the Trumps It might be real on some level, but I think they control both sides. I mean, I think it's like a wrestling thing You've got The Undertaker And then you've got another wrestler and that you were fighting and it doesn't really matter which one you pick you're still watching WWE It's still part of the same structure. It's like Pepsi versus coke and I'm trying to find some water It's a lot of false dichotomies like that Where we seem to have a choice but we really don't and it's not organized that way i mean i really wish the us of me towards a multi party system and we can maybe get out from this. Two party thing but the way does right now the system is so rigged we are the democracy just have the appearance of it. I agree and i mentioned this to you before the start of the show but, i've just been thinking about this big conflict or coup or deep state then people talk about its like

1:02:47 Just because there's a power struggle over the slaughterhouse doesn't mean they don't think we're all cattle you know it's not like their on our side is just if you've ever seen game of thrones there is no good guy that's just a buncha shitty people, better looking for power and so yeah use served. The old power dynamic the old power structure but that doesn't mean that are saviors finally here Yeah, I agree completely and i've always said people like clinton and putin have more in common than you And I do with Clinton. Yeah, they're playing a whole different game. I mean they live in a different world where When you've got that level of money and influence You're in a bubble you're in a bubble of a bubble of a bubble, you know Like you're so well insulated from reality if you don't want to see it then

1:03:32 that you can live in your own little kind of world and I think we're seeing that a lot more. And when you have that much money, people are jumping to do what you say because they might get a piece of that and that's where a lot of this power comes from. And I was going to start asking you about Freemasonry but that jogged in my memory something about Kate Spade After she died they released a piece about kate spades apartment like look at how well decorated it was cuz you know she's a fashion icon and the picture is of her kitchen which has a black and white checkerboard floor and then it also has a black and white checker table cloth and its like,

1:04:16 Is this just a design element potentially but it's also potentially a signal that she is amazing her company was bought early for thirty three million dollars it did have some interesting symbols at its founding yeah, just another log for the fireman but probably worth mentioning. Interesting thing i forgot to mention about the dutch queen sister she died at age thirty three as well probably just a coincidence but there's lot of thirty three. Just definitely free number that's the top rank of freemasonry right we also want to point out that has big reddit users,

1:04:55 You in particular, we have seen these signs that the site is compromised and really isn't the free form of ideas that it was a few years ago. And you have been working on an alternative talk to us about this a little bit before we call it in. Yeah so I've been developing setit.net you guys check out based on the Reddit 2015 open source code which is the last year they released the Open Source for reddit where they made a closed source I've been a long time user of Reddit. I've been on there since 2007, so I've been on there like 11 years and it's interesting to see the change in the last 3-4 years especially with the 2016 election there was kind of organic Bernie Sanders support on the website and then this one day, a lot people remember it as a switch flipped and the whole site became super pro Hillary just overnight

1:05:49 It eventually came to light that there's a messaging company called ShareBlue, that worked as a propaganda arm or an advertising arm for the Clinton campaign. And they had huge targeted online campaigns, as did Trump through Cambridge Analytica and I have a video about propaganda on my Magnora7 channel on YouTube about this yeah it's a problem and then reddit is divided in a way where you know there's each subreddit is its own kind of little zone and it's got its own moderators, what has happened over the last five years as the moderator is all that biggest subs have slowly become compromise because politics for example might be viewed by literally ten or hundred million people and so.

1:06:32 you know this is big as any tv channel so if your the moderator of just that separate it not even about reddit but just that subreddit you can control, the narrative like that and said skype in this gradual takeover of. Subreddit after subreddit get themselves into positions where they can be moderators and then i guess the admins of reddit have turned a blind eye to this because its quite obvious if u actually trying compile evidence for it But you bring it to the reddit admins and they're more likely to ban you for bringing it up then actually go after the problem that had this happen personally several times in a third. Other people have had the same happened to them and then get banned from all these different subreddits super saying the wrong thing like you know when the politics of ready got work out for second said something and then your band forever

1:07:22 there's certain opinions that just are allowed on service of red it's and it just creates these echo chambers and become very polarized, can echo chamber situation and you can't say anything against the echo chamber in the suburban hills all reasonable conversation cuz there is no middle ground. and that's the real problem, and the Reddit admins have turned a blind eye to this. I've been seeing this coming down the road like dig.com fell apart. I just knew it was time we had to set up a Reddit alternative. There is vote.co is another alternative but they got taken over by people who got kicked out of Reddit which ended up being a lot of very right-wing racist people basically so there was a collection of these types of people on Vote and that end up determining its culture of the site

1:08:10 And so we hope to avoid a similar fate at SETI. So it's a very debate-focused website, and the moderation is just based on basically the amount of respect you pay the other person as opposed to what opinion you have or whatever. On SETI, you can have any opinion you want as long as you respect the other person when you express it. That's basically all there is to it. I think that way we can have all sides of a lot of different debates but it not descend into trolling and anger and vote manipulation and stuff. That's another thing with set it is also instead of the upvote downvote system like there is on Reddit, we have a insightful and funny voting system. So you can vote something as insightful or as funny or as both and because there's no downvote, you don't get brigades of people working together to try and control comment sections because they can't undo people's votes. You know, you can undo an upvote with the downvotes so that basically shape whatever they want however they like

1:09:11 But if you've got two separate types of upvotes, the only thing you can do if you don't like it is ignore it. Smart! Yeah so you say this is good or you can ignore it? So that's kind of a way to decide. We hope this will cut down on trolling and cut down on the problems that have become rampant on Reddit It's been exciting. We've seen some exciting growth and we've got 1600 usernames signed up now, and according to Alexa rank or 260 thousandths in the world by traffic which is fairly decent ranking so far so yeah And were always adding new features we just added like image and video expando So you can view the videos and images in line as your scrolling which is a feature that Votin Reddit have had so we're kind of joining them with that

1:09:53 We've also got unique features like we put IRC chat, a live chat in every single sub. So you can go to any sub and it's got the live chat dedicated for it which is kind of cool so... We're hoping little communities can develop not just around the posts but also around the chatting which gives them more life and different ways to communicate with people. Very awesome. I think that's great and give the URL spell the URL out for people real quick Yeah, sure it says set it nets It's like he said she said so SA ID IT dotnet cool

1:10:30 That's great. Man, and I've struggled with mainstream platforms a bit myself! I got almost a full month time out from YouTube where i couldn't post any shows or communicate to the subscribers there... Yeah that's what yeah.. I really wanted to quit YouTube but DTube and BitChute and all these supposed alternatives they barely even work you know? I'm not watching an hour-long video on DTube it doesn't work! It's annoying There's this alternative hook tube. Have you ever heard of it? It's like a backup system for YouTube, you can archive any video basically but they had to shut down the other day they've been operating for like three or four years and they just two days ago had to shut down because YouTube changed their APIs so you can't interact with YouTube through APIs in same way as you could not broke

1:11:17 The whole hook tube service. I think building a video alternative is very hard, but luckily building Reddit alternatives not quite as bad so we've got this thing streamlined i mean it's streamlined for fastness, but also streamlined for cost effectiveness. So I mean it's very low expenditures for us to keep this thing going so we plan to be able to run it for years or decades to come. We look forward to seeing the community grow as it has and and to keep adding new features and you know hopefully someday will grow to the size of Vote or maybe even Reddit that would be crazy! I really wish you luck on that it's just so frustrating to because people seem to only wanna huddle around these massive corporate platforms is just, really annoying and thats what got me end up going back to youtube posting shows there but its like.

1:12:07 People say they want freedom but the data shows they pretty much only get on the internet to check Facebook Google Amazon or porn and the data doesn't lie so right You know, what are you gonna do with sites like reddit? You have a critical mass problem too because The more users are on the site. The more fun the site is to use because there's more people to interact with Yes And everyone is on Reddit just Because everyone is on read it, you know like that It's like at a loop itself problem i think the only way it's gonna change is reddit has been working on this redesign and do you remember dig.com did you use that yeah so you remember the dig.com redesign basically broke dig no one wanted to go there anymore exactly yes so they've been kinda like slipping in advertiser things as if they were articles and people getting pissed off and then they basically did this huge redesign that changed the whole site and he couldn't opt out or anything

1:13:02 And it was to hide advertising content even better as if it were user posted content. So basically, it's just all like for advertiser grab for money and Reddit is undoubtedly doing the exact same thing here so their redesign they're putting a lot more thought into it and they're allowing people to opt out but It's going to get to a point where they're not going to support the old version anymore and they're gonna force the redesign and it's gonna piss literally millions of people off just like big But I think they're gonna do it because view it as a financially intelligent movie no i think they think they're gonna get all this extra advertising revenue and got a captive audience. All the stuff so i think that's kinda where their head is at but when happens and they screw everyone over just like dig screwed over bunch of people you know said it will be there so sad it will be waiting with open arms to accept refugees from reddit so for sure well do again great stuff really

1:14:00 Awesome research you definitely did you know your definitely aggressive with the research and but also really even handed and fair to the middle ground so i don't think it suffers from this whole you know when all you have is a hammer everything looks like a nail thing right now a lot of times interview researchers where they just. run off with a few bits of data and make some pretty out there conclusions, but you seem even-handed and that's important. And to me those are my favorite shows to do so I really appreciate it. Thanks man! I feel the same way about you as an interviewer. I felt like you ask very interesting questions and you always let the interviewee say their piece of the story in their angle even if it doesn't totally stand up to scrutiny. So, you let the viewer decide. I really like that and I think that's something that's missing from a lot of media.

1:14:47 Cheers to that and man you know i've kept you a little bit over the allotted time so i should probably let you get on with your day but again great job really appreciate you coming on any other parting words for the people No, you know just keep looking into these things. I think it's important these things are emotionally exhausting but i think that is the reason they assume you won't look into them if you can kind of overcome that and then learn how to take the steam off by watching funny things like late night shows so i'll do like four hours of research on this really heavy stuff and then watch some late night shows to unwind don't be afraid to look at the stuff even if it seems scary i think that's what i would say to people

1:15:26 The reason people don't look into things sometimes is because their emotions and I think that's important to overcome. Well said right on man Magnora 7 Another great show in the can until next time keep it up and take care all right thanks, man appreciate it you got it Mm-hmm hell of a show people hell of A Show the triumphant return of Magnora seven good man good topic I do think there's something fishy about these deaths, and i want to be able to talk about it without going full QAnon. And so I think we accomplished that today! We covered quite a few details and a lot of it is speculative but...I don't think we stretched too hard maybe? Maybe I'm just prone to thinking conspiratorially I might be biased but that's why you come here

1:16:20 This show gets you a lot of alternative opinions on many different things, but a major fucking artery on this beast is the conspiratorial view. Always will be So this is probably the strongest case we could make for conspiracy in an hour And it was funny because Mag thought this information might be kind of dated when we booked the show and then of course It takes some time after that to even release and I hope people are still interested cuz it just seems like yesterday to me But also in the time just since this show is being edited we had other big celebrity dust up related to pedophilia, one was james gunn the director of the guardians of galaxy movies where. I guess the story would be that he criticized trump publicly so fox news put some dogs on him to come through and find some dirt he's some ultra hollywood liberal so there must be something defined right

1:17:15 Well, sure enough there is and it makes you wonder how many isolated incidents you need to make a pattern. And in this situation you can go ahead and say that they are years old but he tweeted some pretty raw stuff involving kid fucking He says in the name of humor and just being provocative But its shit that definitely would get any one of us fired from any job And I'll be the first to defend humor. There can't really be any lines with humor because when you make a line then the move is just to go past it, but when it comes to language and comedy and outrageous statements It is what it is But someone who gets caught saying way too many pedo things can also use Oh!I was just joking as their first excuse Just like people make excuses for Podesta's art

1:18:06 But just so we all know the types of things he was tweeting, he was saying things like... I mean these things are pretty raw. He's also one of Disney's biggest directors, etc. But it's obviously not conclusive of crime but I'm giving this context because what i actually found interesting was that a few days later there was a petition going around who knows how many signatures it actually had or what's even real but there was a story going around that talked about tens of thousands of signatures on a petition to get James Gunn rehired to complete the Guardians Of The Galaxy trilogy

1:19:05 It just gave me some pause because we have so many guests talk about the subtle movement to normalize pedophilia, something I've always just found way too ridiculous to actually happen. But then that's sort of what this story is! Just think about the general zeitgeist and people getting the mainstream story They read James Gunn is fired because of a lot of pedo tweets. Then they read that tens of thousands of people want him to get his job back, basically saying look we don't care about abusing children or joking about it to the point of obsession and suspicion We do not care any of that! We just want consistency in this movie trilogy Isn't that weird? Strange priorities I guess...I mean i like those movies too but someone else can handle it

1:19:55 And I just thought that thread was related and worth mentioning. As is the thing with Dan Harmon, if you don't know him he's the creator of the show Community which i didn't care for and Rick & Morty which I sort of love his career is completely on easy street but he decided to release a skit where he says he's doing a pilot for Showtime for a new show called Daryl it's a parody of Dexter where he doesn't kill his victims, he just fucks their babies. And he does it in the skit! He drops his pants shows his bare ass and puts his dick in the face of a plastic baby doll several times and maybe this is just raw humor but this guy's like 35 40 we are not in high school snickering at shock jock humor

1:20:49 Again, it's not a crime but it just seems very unwise and now he has deleted his Twitter and he is doing a bunch of damage control. And it's just like, dude. It does not look good to have some exploding Hollywood career and then release something like this as if it is okay and we have to go over these things from a conspiratorial perspective because we know the proper investigations aren't ever being done! That is the thing. Tweets and actual crimes are worlds apart. If we lived in reality where we had fair noble vigilant law enforcement system protecting children

1:21:28 then these sorts of things wouldn't be as suspicious as they are in a reality where we know nothing's being done. So here we are, combing over all these things ourselves! Sometimes the joke is just a joke but sometimes if it's constant and obsessive it could also be gloating because again they probably can't believe it themselves that it's just a free-for-all in Hollywood and DC But in terms of the actual content of today's show, I did want to play Asia's speech from the Cannes Film Festival. At least in part here is a clip and you tell me if this is worth considering after Anthony Bourdain death just a week later. I have few words today In 1997 I was raped by Harvey Weinstein here at Cannes. I was 21 years old This festival was his hunting ground

1:22:29 I want to make a prediction. Harvey Weinstein will never be welcomed here ever again He will live in disgrace shunned by a film community that once embraced him and covered up for his crimes And even tonight, sitting among you there are those who still have to held accountable for their conduct against women It does not belong in this industry it does not belong in any industry or workplace You know who you are

1:23:07 But most importantly, we know who you are and we're not going to allow you get away with it any longer. So there ya go! There's that. Nothing vague about it. I think its important but who knows? I will say i really do appreciate the work mag norris seven did to prepare for this episode. Not only in the first hour but then we went and a completely different direction the second hour that was more of a continuation of the rothschild rockefeller diamond oil, Resource rape of africa that we covered last time and we went country by country adding a lot more to the list. I'm serious when i say that this should be the book he writes and it should be called the resource curse or the resource rate but that might be too aggressive regardless if you like that first show we did a few months back,

1:24:00 Maybe even more than that. Time flies! But in the second hour, we did follow up with more countries like Angola Nigeria Algeria The Democratic Republic of the Congo and a few others So signup at thehighersidechatsplus.com if you want to hear the things that nobody's talking about Eh. We also got into Freemasonry a bit too, and Zionism! And I get a lot of flack for not covering Zionism enough but if you've been into this type of stuff for more than a few years You probably don't need to be reminded about Zionists very much Anyway there it is the case for something rotten in Denmark when it comes to this suicide string Oh Suicide string that's alright. I think I'm gonna use that in the title

1:24:50 But with that said, we have the last $5 plus show of the Hireside Chats. Bit of a milestone for me August 1st is the infamous price increase I hope i've built up enough goodwill over time that you trust me when I say this is kind of just what I have to do but I think it's going to enable us to have a better show A better infrastructure and maybe expand into some other things...I don't know No promises cuz i gotta wait and see where the dust settles after this change. I've had some people write me that are very unhappy saying that they can't afford the price increase, and to me it's hard to find things over the past four or more years have not increased in price It still cheaper than a movie ticket, its still around the cost of beer

1:25:40 And four years ago, had I just started at $8 instead of five you wouldn't even know the difference. So i would say consider it a deal that you've got in the last four years for the bottom barrel price and now we're coming up to level that most of my colleagues are at And I know that I've repeatedly said that Plus Members won't have to do anything during this transition, and that's pretty much true. Unless you subscribe via Patreon See when I control the system I can do what I need too but Patreon is a third party they got their own rules they don't allow you change your prices So there's now an $8 tier on Patreon and new shows will just be posted for people of that tier. So you will have to click on the box to up your subscription, but I will handle that with the small number of Patreon subscriptions we actually have. But it's a big stressful moment for me And a lot of you guys had been really super super cool about it. I appreciate it! I know I bitch and moan about critics and haters and trolls in a lot of the wrap-up portions

1:26:46 And I'm really going to change that going forward. I don't think we need to apologize for being curious and exploring weird perspectives The culture has changed though a lot of conspiratorial threads have gotten more polarized, more political and more extreme than when i started and I try to navigate that still keep an open mind and leave no conspiracy behind completely But a lot of listeners do want to show that plants its flag on one perspective and stays there. And I just can't do that, and I hope the majority of people see that as a feature not a bug. And i'll keep charging ahead thanks for listening! I've done my part your move doorknob assassins nefarious network protectors and celebrity silencers your fucking move

1:27:36 I won't take it, no i refuse If its alright ill keep my refuge I've been scheming of bigger things and Have to leave my old life behind Gotta transfer To the inner earth I built a box Built a hole gotta need a Going under And now you'll find me In the bunker Bunker Take it under Me in the bunker Bunker Take it under

1:28:19 Find me in the bunker, bunker Bunker Yeah they're laughing Ely classics While they're scheming On the masses Who do you think they are? Fancy suit and a stick Tell you the basics They print your money Got the Fed in your head Currency Now their smiling And your caged meat How this happened How you don't see Plunder, plunder They pillage and plunder Plunder It's a plunder

1:29:11 Killage and plunder, plunder. Plans are simple The best protection of all is the special shelter built according to specifications of your local civil defense organization The basement of any house or building will become a good improvised shelter if you block the windows with sandbags If you don't have sandbags just what can you do? Bunk up Take it under You'll find me in the bunker, bunker, bunker Take it under You'll find me in the bunker, bunker Take it under Find me in the bunker, bunker Plunder is a plunder Rape, pillage and plunder Plunder is a plunder Rape, pillage and plunder Plunder