Michael Wann | The Field Of Dreams & The Merchants Of Death

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00:54 In the 1930s, President Franklin Delano Roosevelt addressed the nation through a series of radio broadcast known as the Fireside Chats. His aim was to reassure the common man that our society would recover from its troubled times. From 1930 and I deal with a different kind of fire For a new era of worldly frustration we offer a- I'm Greg Carlwood These are The Hireside Chats Serenity now, Hireside Chatters! From sunny San Diego I'm Greg Carlwood just trying to hold on through this particularly rough part of the ride and trying to stay appreciative of the world's awe and wonder just beyond the national news narrative of the day. The carefully constructed consensus presented as reality itself but it seems as if real reality is more like a tapestry of archetypes thoughts desires emotions and unseen energy flaring up on the physical plane

01:50 Making connections and layering coincidence in ways that boggle the mind. At least, that's how I feel after hearing the latest from the great Michael Wan Most of you know Mike by now, as this is far from our first rodeo. He is the synchromistic apocalyptic storyteller and gonzo conspiracy researcher whose work can be found at sasquahannaalchemy.com In his dense and detailed presentations he crafts esoteric mosaics of time and space in synchronistic portraits of name and place And when he's done, you can't help but see the ties that bind. The hidden connections of a conspiratorial nature on one level and a string of cosmic uncanny connectivity on another. Deconstructing the cultural soup from the birth of computers to the death of Kobe, the Susquehanna sage and revealer of Matrix Mind Magic... My friend in yours Mike how the hell are ya? Greg I am doing well and it is good to be back

02:49 The first thing I got to say is you do such a good job with that introduction, like both in terms of the actual pulling the words together and it's poetic. The words which you use are so good but then even moreso how you are setting up this latest conversation which we are about to have. You teed it up perfectly and I'm going to be honest right now, this is a big presentation which i'm going to cover today. What I mean by big is we're going to cover a whole bunch of different data points and I'm gonna do my best in trying to paint a coherent

03:33 picture, but I'm going to need some help here. This thing is big and what I need help with is from you my friend if there are points in this conversation where it gets confusing or if you're not certain with my logic please stop me ask for clarification because the time is now and this information or at least this perspective, maybe that's a better way of putting it. I think it is important to be shared far and wide because we are in the thick of it right now and this is hopefully going to be a presentation in which we can all get a little bit more clarity so that we can make better rights steps and choices as we move forward

04:22 So with that said, I'm doing pretty good. Yes, I like it. But yeah man, I'm psyched about this one you gave me a hell of an outline and it's always a good day when I hear that you've applied your skills to another slice the big conspiracy pie And this one is gonna be particularly tasty because even if you're one of those listeners That's not into the synchromistic stuff If it's a little woo-woo for you well in this one there's just Also, a lot of good old-fashioned conspiracy dot connecting when it comes to this handful of companies the DuPonts and what you call the two mile strange attractor field in Williamton Delaware. Seems like a real vortex of death and destruction but I'm ready! Alright alright

05:10 I sent you about 70 slides, a whole bunch of slides because we're going to cover a whole bunch of things which are just gonna be words and i know how how i receive information is that seeing it as important as hearing it. So for all those that have Capability, I think that you're going to put it up on the member side. Like definitely you want to go and look at these slides or open this up now if possible when following along and possibly this may require a couple of different listens. Yeah, thanks for doing that! I'll definitely throw it out for the plus people. I appreciate you letting me do that. Oh without a doubt but before we begin... Before we begin, before we begin, I want to bring us a little bit up to speed so there are two things I wanna say. So first is

05:55 I think it's very important, like this is what i do at least and so i'm going to hold myself to the same requirements which i would do if i'm listening to someone else. And you want to know where they're coming from, you want to have their point of reference because whenever information is presented whenever stories are told it's helpful to understand the perspective of where the person's coming from So with that being said this is Mike's perspective The human experience is a mystery. It is a mystery, the most basic questions where we are how we got here what were supposed to do? We don't have definitive answers for that I'm certainly there are many many answers to these questions they're religious answers

06:39 They're metaphysical answers, they're philosophical. They're scientific there are all of these different answers but if you really press down hard on any of those You're gonna see it's going to come to a place of belief. You're like okay I'm gonna have to accept this one piece of being true whether that be the Big Bang or we were created by aliens Or what-have-you and so the reason why say that where i come from is I don't try To solve that big mystery? I don't think that It can Be solved and what I do is, I embrace the mystery and I understand that. And because this mystery is embraced it allows a lot of freedom of thought you can go down to a lot of different places. So that's where I'm going come with this information. I am going give a lot of different data points. I'm going tie them together in the way that makes sense to me

07:28 But then again, like this is for each person to receive this information based upon where they are and how they understand this mystery of life. And particularly what's going on in the world right now? So with that being said I want to pick up from the last time that you and I spoke. The last time you and I spoke, it was in early April of 2021. And right now we're in the end of August in 2021 or year one as it may one day be known as. And if you can recall, I began that last conversation sharing a personal story. And I told a story

08:12 which happened in December of 2020, so just four months before that. I told a story of a mysterious poem and silver dollar which came to me in the mail and the reason why I told that story is because though I think I know who sent that package and that poem It played out in my life in a way which could not have been scripted or planned. Very, very synchromistic if you will I began our last conversation that way because i just wanted to get into that mode kind of like what i'm saying like embracing the mystery allows me to go a little bit easier into the mysteries of life. So all of that being said so we recorded, we recorded last time on April 2nd and I remember it very very clearly it was a

09:08 Thursday night and it was a long conversation I want to say we were on the phone or on the computer whatever for like three hours And after we got off that call, you know, I was spent You know this is a lot of work. You don't have any sort of things and I had my son staying with me that night and I was like Alright boys What do you want to do tonight? And they're like young teens 13 14 years old and they're like can we see movie tonight? I'm like yeah Yeah what do you want to see and they say that They want to see the prestige, a film which I've talked about many times. And so like okay let's go and sit down and see the prestige So we watched the film The Prestige and the very next morning... The very next morning! This is less than 24 hours from mine in your conversation i received a second package from the exact same person

10:00 So I haven't received any other packages. So, I talked about it on your show about the one I received in December and then in that following day, I received a package again from this person And this package is completely, all of the packages they have a theme. There's some other people who I'm in contact with who are also receiving packages from this person. This package's theme is all about the movie The Prestige. In fact the return address, the name which was used was actually a character from The Prestige and so on one level like it's not so hard to believe that this person who obviously listens to some of my work would send something about the prestige because I have talked about it.

10:56 You and I talked about this the night before, and I made a big deal of receiving that package. And then how that played out in the coming days in my life. And then the same thing happened. On top of that to add one more layer into this mystery is when I got off with you, I asked my sons what do you want to watch? It was them who chose the prestige. So I don't really have anything like more to go than say that, but i'm saying this is the level of the mystery in which we are playing with. Yeah that is trippy for sure! so it's with that that i'm going to begin our conversation today yes and though i spent a good amount of time

11:45 In the slides which I sent you describing this two mile stretch in Wilmington, Delaware. I initially sent to you and it's listed as the intro slides because I wanted this to kind of kick it off Since sending you those slides, the intro or the kickoff has blossomed into a much greater story. And so I'm going to spend a little bit more time here than what I initially anticipated doing but I think that it's going to make a lot more sense particularly in the main meat of our presentation. Okay! So what I want to talk about right now is The Field Of Dreams

12:32 Alright alright so let me ask you this first so when i say that like what pops in your mind well the movie of course kevin cosner if. You build it he will come, Exactly. Now let me ask you this, have you seen the movie Field of Dreams? Yes! When was probably the last time you saw it? I watched it on Tuesday You watched it?! Okay well maybe you did a prep for this Yeah I actually haven't seen it for awhile but The Field Of Dreams is a very very special film in the collection of the totality

13:11 Hollywood productions and I will say it for two reasons. One is like, you know It was moderately successful so like You know just the films that are successful or you know only a small percent will actually be that but what is? So significant and so unique And only a handful of other films meet this distinction Is the fact that it has a line in the film which transcends the the film itself. And that is, as you said if you build it he will come if you build it they will come. It's that whole mandala effect thing we'll talk about in a moment but I want to first stress that for a little bit because what that phrase

13:58 What that phrase is, well first off it is in the collective consciousness unlike any other line in films. There are a handful of lines which a lot of people know you know maybe Luke I am your father there are other films which there are particular lines which have really gathered weight and gravity in the collective consciousness, but those lines typically have a context limited to the film itself. Like certainly there can be some play upon that but they are grounded in the film itself

14:38 But the way in which if you build it, they will come is structured. It is so arbitrary or so general that it can apply to so many different circumstances and because of that has been used many times. I'm just talking about that right now on mainstream thinking level So this is a line which has transcended the film itself. It is in so many people's minds, whether or not they know what film it's from, whether or not they've even seen the film. If we begin to go and look at that line, we will see that it meets the definition of being a hypnotic suggestion

15:23 which very, very deeply is ingrained in the collective consciousness. So we just want to start with that as an idea not even thinking about like what this hypnotic suggestion may be so we're going to start with that And now let's go over to the actual breakdown of field of dreams and what that even means. So, the field of dreams like we have two different parts of it. We have the word field and we have the word dreams. In both of these words are double entendres or they have the capability of double entendre. They've multiple meanings

16:00 But we're going to go with the first and primary meanings. A field is a material part of our reality, you know? A grass field it is something real and material and then they dream that's the thing that happens, the mystery that happens when we fall asleep this This thing that happens on another realm and another plane of reality. And when they are linked together, the field of dreams what is being illustrated is this is the term, this is the phrase which talks about where the sublime, non-material

16:36 A plane of reality meets the literal and the material plane, where the dream world meets the material world. And so this is also part of this whole hypnotic suggestion which is part of the field dreams Alright you follow me ok so just for the listeners at home in the event that they are not familiar with the film basic plot is this she got a farmer who's in iowa. Is it corn farmer any here's a voice and the voice tells them if u build it, They will come or at least that's how most people remember it. But now we're being told that if you build it, he will come and then what happens is he goes and builds this baseball, this regulation baseball field in his farm, in his cornfield. Then he goes around and has like some adventures. He meets some people

17:33 He also has some interactions with ghosts, previous Major League Baseball players. In fact tied to a very scandalous part of baseball history known as 1919 World Series scandal where there was like you know the Chicago White Sox I believe they threw the game like they previously were on the fix so those characters came back in he meets some other characters who then also hear the voice There's all this kind of like, you know, oh you're crazy. You're not crazy but nonetheless he builds this field and then these ghosts come out and it turns out that one of them is his father and everyone sees the game and they play a baseball game there at the very end part of the storyline was like the guy was in financial turmoil and then it turns out that there's this long line of cars who come and watch the baseball games so we are dealing with

18:28 fantasy and mysticism and baseball, this idea of following a voice and bringing it into material reality. And then that actually plays out. It was like a feel-good movie and people loved that film. So the reason I'm bringing this up is on August 12th just a couple weeks ago in 2021 there was a Major League Baseball game There was a major league baseball game that took place at the actual field that was built in this Iowa cornfield. Like they really did like to make the film, they build this baseball stadium and it became kind of tourist attraction

19:16 And so this baseball game took place. And the reason why I'm really stressing this is because what we're seeing in the most literal sense, like if you were to watch this movie, if you were to watch it with just like a regular view of like, oh, I'm watching Hollywood cinema, like this idea of like, Oh, this thing happened in the realm of Hollywood but then it actually occurred in our material reality, a real life baseball game not just like, you know, little league or like a bunch of like, you know amateurs but a professional baseball game occurred between the Yankees and the White Sox. And I didn't watch the game but i did read a summary of it and the game itself

19:59 played out as if it were like, you know this beautiful baseball scripted story with like lots of runs and I believe that the game was won in the bottom of the ninth. Like, you know it was this fantastic... It lived up to every expectation that could possibly happen." So we see that there's this link, we see that there is this link in space where there was a movie version of a baseball game that took place purely in the realm of Hollywood and in the viewers mind and then it actually took place. It actually took place in physical reality and that happened on August 12th, so we know they've taken place in space and now what we also know is there's going to be a link between the two. And so that link is going to be in time. So what we want to do now as we look at well when was this hypnotic trance? When was this movie first released

21:02 First released into the collective consciousness and this movie was released in 1989. In fact, it was released on May 5th So five five nineteen eighty nine is when that movie took place and the reason why? This is so significant because we want to look at the events in our reality of what is also occurring between these two, the release of the movie and then the coming of manifest of an actual major league baseball happening in this field of dreams. And if you go back

21:41 at history in 1989. 1989 was a really, really significant time in history this is 32 years ago and 1989 is known as the fall of the Iron Curtain And so what was going on, it began like probably George Bush senior was sworn in January. And then shortly after that, after a nine year occupation the Soviet Union you know the bad guys if you will they withdrew from Afghanistan There was always a big story up throughout the 80s of the Soviets in Afghanistan and finally they leave. Just like Alexander the Great could not take over Afghanistan, neither could the Soviets and they had to in a humiliating way, they withdrew from Kabul. And then later in that year we had the Tiananmen Square event,

22:36 The fall of the Berlin Wall in November, we had the decapitation of the dictator in Romania. So many other events that were happening in Poland and all these Eastern Bloc countries there were revolutions! The people rose up and there was the fall of the Iron Curtain And so that was what was linked in time in 1989 with the release of this film. So now we go and we look in 2021, and we see that there was this manifestation of the field of dreams takes place

23:13 And so what occurs is this fantastic baseball game takes place in August 12th. And then three days later, there was the withdrawal of U.S. forces after 20 years being in Afghanistan. They withdraw just like when the Soviets did three days after the occurrence of this baseball game. So now we have this link between actual events in our history. And if you're really paying attention to this story of what's going on in Afghanistan, like it just like the baseball game, like it's just strangely scripted and what I mean by that particularly is how the Taliban is now getting all of the US forces equipment and uniforms and there's this

24:04 switcheroo which is taking place. And in fact, what seems to be occurring is there is a complete inversion switcheroo tied into these two events from 1989 and 2021 where we see the collapse of an iron curtain and the attempt of the building of an iron curtain, if you will within the Western landscape within Australia and throughout Europe. And we're seeing it throughout United States but we're seeing this happening in real time which is why I really want to start off with that so before I go in a little bit deeper I want to give a moment of pause to see if you have any clarification which needs to occur

24:45 No i think that makes a lot of sense mean there's a lot of rhyming going on between these two periods the time and being thirty two years apart i mean thats also very potent. Is it a number without a doubt but this stuff you have an act to this is really where the rubber meets the road because we get into corporate malfeasance how these merchants of death really are just one big network trading billion dollar assets around, And it gets into several threads that are quite telling when it comes to how the biosecurity state laid its base. So we gotta go a little bit deeper because what we see in act two is a literal field of dreams, that's what this two mile area is because I'm talking right now about concept

25:33 And now we're going to see this concept go into like a little bit more reality. But now I'm going to get a little bit deeper, so we want to think about this hypnotic suggestion because it also is indicative of a modus operandi if you build it they will come because all what we're seeing right now if you really looking at the other storyline which is playing out right now in reality It was a false narrative beginning with that Event 201 like that was the construct there was a construct. There was a telling of like this is what's happening And this is the dangers and they built this idea, and they sold it at one point That was just an idea

26:18 And that was in 2020. But now we can see that idea has taken root, whereas maybe it was completely built and particularly from my perspective of a made up idea it is now something that is real. It was built as an idea and people are policing themselves this is the modus operandi you build it and they will come but were talking about hypnotic suggestions And this is where we get another level of depth, which goes with this storyline. Because we got to see like how deep this goes? How deep this goes there's another interesting tie and I'm not going to go too deep into it in 1989 on April 4th on four for there was an assassination attempt

27:03 of the president of Haiti. And then on 7-7 this year, 2021 July 7th there was an actual assassination not in attempt again of the Haitian president so we see that the same places are significant in this storyline assassinations all this sort of stuff and I don't want to get too far down into it but those are very like tangible kind of stakes in the ground but I wanna go into the hypnotic suggestion One of the areas, particularly from a conspiratorial perspective when we think of hypnotic suggestions and we think of like even more so like Manchurian candidates. We come back to the catcher in the rye

27:49 particularly the assassinations which occurred in the 80s, which are tied into The Catcher of the Rye. Most notably being up the Hinckley assassination attempt to President Reagan and then also the assassination of John Lennon and both of those murderers had copies of that book on them So the reason why I bring that up is because The Field of Dreams has a strange connection to The Catcher and the Rye. And so, we're gonna walk through that because you can see it's all connected. The movie, The Field of Dreams is based upon a book

28:34 And the book has a different name than the movie. The book was called Shoeless Joe, and so for the most part they're pretty similar but Shoeless Joe is what I want to talk about and was written by an author whose name is WP Kinsilla. Kinsilla is his last name And this book came out in 1982. So to give you a little bit of the timeline, in January of 1980 is when the John Lennon assassination took place and it took place right in front of the Dakota apartment building in New York City. Then in 1981 is when the Hinckley assassination attempt took place in Washington DC and then in 1982 is when this book was released

29:22 And so in the movie, there is a character who was played by James Earl Jones. You know Darth Vader and his character in the film is Terrence Mann but in the book The character was JD Salinger the author of Catcher in the Rye and the author of the book of Shoeless Joe he was writing it like a fantasy like you know, He was blending in reality and fiction And real people and false people. We can see this in reading interviews which are still available online that

30:04 He wanted to have this J.D. Salinger, this reclusive author character in his book but when they made the movie out of it they did not want to use the name JD Salinger because you know as the Wikipedia story goes they didn't want to deal with any sort of legal issues with a state of JD Salinger but nonetheless JD Salinger was a character in this book Shoeless Joe But it gets stranger than that what happens is Or what you learn by reading about the interviews from the author, Kinsella was when he decided that he was going to write this book, Shoeless Joe. And when he decided that JD Salinger was going to be a character in the book, he wanted to find out as much about J.D. Salinger is he could

30:51 so that he could really flesh out the character and make it real. But there's not much information known on J.D. Salinger, he is very reclusive. And what Kinsilla did was read all of the work which is available, the works written by Salinger and low and behold when he reads the entire catalogue of works from Salinger in two different works there are two different characters whose name is Kinsilla So in Catcher in the Rye there is a secondary or tertiary character whose name is Kinsilla and then another work which I don't recall the name of it, is another Kinsilla. So we have Kinsilla who as they tell us he was driven to have a character about J.D. Salinger And J.D. Salinger has been writing all about Kinsilla to begin with. The main character from The Field of Dreams is also named Kinsilla so were looking at all this like really really like

31:51 And I'm going to leave it in this mystery, but we can see it's the same players. The same sort of like bizarreness of interconnection between what's going on in the hypnotic realm and hypnotic suggestions of the viewer and of MKUltra, and Assassination, all this sort of stuff. It is all in the backdrop of this film Field Of Dreams which then became Manifest just recently on August 12th 2021 Right right cuz you know shoeless joe is the primary baseball player ghost that they're dealing with infield of dreams as well correct correct and if you go. Where was john lennon assassinated?

32:39 He was assassinated at the Dakota Apartment Building. The Dakota Apartment Building in New York City is one of the most infamous apartment buildings, it's got two things which it's really known for. One is this strange assassination of John Lennon which ushered in the decade of the 80s that happened on January 8th 1980 but then it is also the setting of the film, Rosemary's Baby which came out in 1968 I believe. And Rosemary's Baby was directed by Roman Polanski everyone knows the story of Roman Polanski and his pedophilia he was the husband of the woman who was killed in the Manson murders and then the movie plot which was of Rosemary's Baby which took place in The Dakota Hotel

33:30 is all about a woman who is gaslighted by a satanic cult living in the Dakota, in order to impregnate her with the seed of Satan so that she can birth the after Christ. Like these are all of the touch points that are in when you start going and looking two levels deeper in all of this which all tie it And so then to go and then tie it in even deeper back to baseball, the Dakota Hotel was developed. The person who put the money to make it happen is a guy by the name of Edward Clark. He was a very wealthy industrialist in the 1800's and his company was The Singer Sewing Machine

34:17 manufacturers. They made sewing machines, like the primary sewing machines in the 1800s—very big business back then! His grandson is the guy who was behind the creation of the Baseball Hall Of Fame located in Cooperstown at the source location of the Susquehanna River. Like I've talked about this when i go into the Susquehanna River, it is founded in baseball It's founded in baseball and I'v been doing a lot of talks lately about ball worship and all this sort of stuff And so now when we go back to this idea of this hypnotic suggestion of like build it and he will come.

34:57 You know, you got to ask yourself who is this friggin he? Who is this he who is this baseball we've got all of these different players. We've got all the stuff so This is where I kind of want to like tie up this field of dreams Baseball storyline before we move into the meat of our presentation Yes Okay are ready for it Oh, I'm ready So, okay. Now we're switching gears and the whole purpose of this, the whole purpose of me telling these stories is to really paint like there's so many ways of looking at what is happening in our reality right now and there is a truth on so many of these levels like you know there is the actual storyline of how this is unfolding and then there's like the mystical aspect

35:49 And the more we can go and see what we're waking up into, the more clear we can become with it. Then it becomes more obvious how we move throughout it because the truth of the matter is that we have been born into this system them. We have been groomed from the very beginning to believe that what is ordinary is just the way it should be, but the truth is we were just born into it so it appears ordinary." So the meat of this presentation is about a two-mile stretch of land found in Wilmington, Delaware

36:32 And what we find in this two mile stretch of land in Wilmington, Delaware and I'm going to list the five points. And I call this a field of dreams, quite literally where the esoteric ritual and material reality meet. What we find there—and we're going to spend a good amount of time going through the details of this—the first thing which we find on the western end of this two-mile stretch is the church in which the sitting president Joseph Biden attends This is his home church. It's known as St Joseph of the Brandywine, so we find that there

37:16 And then a little bit further east from there, we're going to find the campus of the research and development campus of The DuPont Corporation. So this is I don't know like maybe 15-20 buildings where all of the research and development of DuPont has historically taken place Right in the center and a little bit further east from this DuPont Research and Development campus, we find a 300-acre estate.

37:53 of one of the former leaders, CEOs of the DuPont Corporation and one of the primary DuPont family members. And it's known as the Newmar Estate and then just to the east of that – this is all right next to each other you know? You want to look at the map I think this slide is called The Primary Map that's what we're going to look out with Just east of the estate is where we find a world-renowned children's hospital. And then just next to that, and on the eastern border of this two mile stretch is where we find the North American headquarters of AstraZeneca

38:44 So what we have right here in this two mile stretch, these are the players that are involved. We have the sitting president. We have the North American headquarters of one of the primary vaccine distributors of what's going on right now and it is all grounded on the estate because before these were built they were all part of the estate of one of the, according to Fritz Springmeier, one of the 13 bloodlines of the Illuminati. And you take that for whatever that's worth on Fritz Springmeier's research

39:27 But one of the things which is said about the Dupont family and how it is unique within the bloodlines of the Illuminati, they are known as the most witchcrafty. The most spell-oriented of the bloodlines. And I'll also throw this one other point of reference to where we are in physical reality for people who are familiar with the breadth of your work, Greg. I don't know how many times you have had him on your show

40:07 But in the past, you have had Jay Parker. And if people are familiar with Jay Parker and his is expose a and research into satanic ritual abuse it is all surrounded by this artistic this artist colony called Art in Delaware and art in Delaware is just five miles away From the same two mile stretch which I talk about so when we talk about this field of dreams like these are the different players, which i'm beginning this story with.

40:46 And I know we're gonna get deeper into it, but when you look at the DuPont estate and how it's all laid out. Just like you look at Washington DC and some real intention and geomancy went into crafting this place... The same can be said for the gardens of the DuPont estate There are some weird stuff that I'm sure we're going to talk about But yeah AstraZeneca their strange history Really when you laid out the history of imperial chemical industries and dupont and i.g farben and that these are all business partners in their nature of businesses anti human antiaircraft pro death and then just,

41:28 this to pond experimental station that right there just sounds creepy it's got a real mk ultra flavor to it but yeah i think this is where the rubber meets the road. It's with the rubber beats the road and it's weather synchro mysticism needs the road it is with a hollywood spell meets the road like all of these goals and points to this area, I'm going to say this one point and then we're going to come back. I'm going to be bringing us from the synchromysticism back to the material, because we need to see like the whole scope of what is in play but before i do that i want to point this out what we also see from a very tangible historical perspective

42:20 in this two-mile stretch is a, at least in theory, a replica of the model which was used by the Third Reich in Nazi Germany. And most specifically I'm talking about the role of IG Farben which was the big conglomerate which was so embedded with the government of Germany and how they were the company that allowed the German war machine to really take place, or they were one of the primary players. Their modus operandi is working within the concentration camps and then specifically you know they had their own concentration camps within IG Farben did and what they did was all of their research and development on the children which were held in these prisoner camps

43:18 And we're seeing the same things happening here. Now, I'm not suggesting...I'm not going so far and saying that was literally happening in this two-mile stretch. I'm open to it occurring But what we're definitely seeing is we're seeing children's hospitals with really rare diseases. We're seeing this group of children that are there, we're seeing like this highly, highly secretive and fortified research and development arm of DuPont in general. And DuPont is like no different than Monsanto if you want to get down into their anti-human product line and anti earth product line. Then we also have the pharmaceutical.

44:00 All of the same players are located right. But before we get into that, I want to go and really explain what brought my attention recently into this area and why I'm telling this story now I have a little bit of personal history to Wilmington, Delaware. I lived there for six months in probably 2015 and so i had a lot of feet on the ground experience there of this two mile stretch because also included in this two mile stretch is a really, really like nice public park wooded area. So I had been in that wooded area. I know that space my feet have been there like you know and you know for better or worse I've been in Arden Delaware before like I know these places

44:50 But what really brought it to mind was this relationship between three films that came out in the 1990s. And the reason I keep going back to the Hollywood stuff is because Hollywood is such a significant part of crafting the false realities in the collective consciousness, I mean this is how you build it and they will come You know, Disney capturing the imagination when you give these sort of stories and you tell people like, you know the way things are. The basic idea of like, you will see what you expect to see this is why it's so important too as

45:33 Walter Lippmann put it, you know one of the fathers of propaganda. It is so important to paint the pictures which people see in their minds eyes because that is what will then become reality no matter how you want to go and look at that phrase creating reality So there is that reason why Hollywood is so important and then secondly Within this realm of, I'll just call it magic for lack of a better word. At the highest level there is this practice of following omniversal law

46:13 of needing to reveal the method, if you will. You got to tell the truth so that the logic behind it is that people theoretically have a free choice or free will in it they know what's coming and because of that there is truth we can go and see some truths hidden within a lot of these films I want to go back to three films from the 90s which point to this area and I think they also give a hint as to solutions or maybe not solution might not be the right word, as much is like you know ways in which we are able to navigate. Which is

46:55 Unfolding before our eyes, so I'm going to begin with the 1995. I'd like to spend that much time in here but I want to point this out in the 1995 film 12 monkeys and twelve monkeys stars Bruce Willis and Brad Pitt and this film got a bunch of attention recently because, you know probably most people are aware it deals with a virus which goes and wipes out all of humanity if you will. So all these virus films like right in 2020 people started watching them again and so 12 Monkeys is one of them And it's not just about viruses because it also deals with time travel Because the main character in it Bruce Willis

47:41 Part of the story line is he was sent back from the future to try to figure out They thought that a terrorist group called the 12 Monkeys released a virus and that was the reason why all of humanity died. But in the film you go and find out no, it was scientists themselves who released the virus but nonetheless we're dealing with time loops. I'll tell you why that's important in a moment. So within 12 monkeys there are two characters so we've got Bruce Willis character and then this Brad Pitt character. And the Brad Pitt character plays this guy and they meet in a mental institution, and the Brad Pitt character plays this guy who's just friggin nuts like you know he's like all sorts of like he's got these ticks and he talks strange and he's obviously crazy, like a crazy homeless guy who would stand on the street."

48:32 But if you listen, and particularly in light of our modern understanding of what's going on. Remember this came out in 1995 like everything this Brad Pitt character says is like wow this guy is speaking the truth he just sounds nuts Okay, that's where we begin with these three different movies. The Twelve Monkeys is the first one and there are two settings in Twelve Monkeys. It takes place both in Baltimore Maryland and Philadelphia Pennsylvania. These two cities if you're not familiar with them they're about maybe about 90 miles apart from one another and just about in the center between the two is where we find Wilmington Delaware.

49:13 So, now we're going to go and see the two movies which are connected to 12 Monkeys. And one of the things which I do or one of the ways in which I look at films is you can see there's a continuity of films which are supposedly separate but they connect through the actors who are within them. And if you pay attention, you'll see that though it is supposedly a different character... If you start to pay attention like oh no this is the exact same character he's got the same modus operandi and you can see that they're connected

49:49 So, 12 Monkeys gives us two different options of how things kind of play out from the two different characters. The Bruce Willis character and the Brad Pitt character so we're going to follow the Bruce Willis character first and so 12 monkeys connects to the sixth sense most people are familiar with the sixth sense And so the Sixth Sense came out four years later, it came out in 1999 and Sixth Sense stars Bruce Willis and a young Haley Joel Osment. The whole thing is like you know Bruce Willis is a ghost and he doesn't realize he's a ghost and Haley Joel Osment his character is able to see him

50:29 And one of the things which if you look at the storyline, it's about not knowing who you are because Bruce Willis doesn't know who he is. But where it gets really interesting as first The Sixth Sense takes place in Philadelphia so we know that there's a connection with 12 monkeys because it's Philadelphians and we've got Bruce Willis again but most interestingly is that the character Bruce Willis plays in Twelve Monkeys, his name is Cole. James Cole and the character which Haley Joel Osment plays in Sixth Sense his name is Cole as well

51:05 And if you go, and I've got like pictures of all this. These are on the slides and if you go and you look within the movie The Twelve Monkeys it has to do with time loops where how the movie ends is a young Bruce Willis character sees an older version of himself shot and killed in Philadelphia or at Baltimore airport If you look at that character from 12 Monkeys, it looks very similar to the Haley Joel Osment character from The Sixth Sense. They're both called Cole we see them at the same age they have the same coloring We see this link which is happening in there and then to add to that Both of these films if you go and you look at

51:49 their most famous line from the films, it's the same friggin' line. In 12 Monkeys, the Bruce Willis character is famously known for saying all I see are dead people and that is the most famous line from The Sixth Sense The Sixth Sense was written and directed by M. Night Shyamalan, the night shaman you know whoever this guy is but the Sixth Sense storyline is about like not even knowing your dead in all of these time loops remember that's what we're seeing with 1989 and the 2021 like this switcheroo of the fall of the Iron Curtain and the rising up the Iron Curtain were seeing these time loops so that just one story line which has been presented

52:35 And so we see that with the six sets. And now, we're going to go and look at the second storyline which is connected to The Twelve Monkeys and that has to do with the Brad Pitt character And the Brad Pitt character, as I said before he was seen as totally friggin nuts. So let's go back like probably if you're a listener to this show and particularly if your long time listener in this show You have probably gone through In your actual life experience As you began to become awoken

53:12 to what is actually happening in reality. Like let's say five years ago, let's say 10 years ago and as you began to tell your friends and family all that you were learning and discovering they thought you were freaking nuts They thought you were frigging nuts, just like Brad Pitt. And chances are we all went through this period when we first were learning about what is actually happening, like about how all of the history is a lie and all of this stuff. I know from my own experience that when I first started telling everyone...I probably sounded a lot like the Brad Pitt character. Like I came across as being nuts

53:51 And so this is another storyline. You got the Bruce Willis going into this repeating of timelines, but then we got the Brad Pitt character and I'm gonna suggest this Brad Pitt character is going to be another option of how he moved forward. So the Brad Pitt character begins being totally nuts and what's interesting in The Twelve Monkeys, he was thought to be the bad guy who was behind the virus but the truth of the matter is that he wasn't the bad guy, he was actually the opposite But the Brad Pitt character he continued in another film just like we saw Bruce Willis move from James Cole in 12 monkeys to his character in The Sixth Sense We see that the Brad Pitt character moves from the twelve monkeys and he turns into nonetheless but Tyler Durden of Fight Club

54:46 And why do I say that? I say that most obviously is if you go and you listen to what Tyler Durden says. It is almost identical to the same perspective as the Brad Pitt character from 12 Monkeys, but the only difference The Brad Pitt character has become a little bit more sophisticated with his delivery. He's no longer all sorts of manic, he's like this is just the way it is and now I know how I fit into this crazy sort of world in fact I'm gonna bring

55:24 down. And so the Brad Pitt character I'm going to suggest is where so many of us were in this beginning of the story and then as we become more experienced understanding how the world works, and more experience like listen I can't just go around until in every single person what's going on, that is this transformation of this Brad Pitt into Tyler Durden. Now we could also go into the fact that like Tyler Durden and the narrator, the Ed Norton character they tend to be the same person but we're not gonna go too far down it so fast I've done that in some other videos but it's a fascinating look But the last thing I want to say before we return to Delaware is Fight Club

56:11 takes place in Wilmington, Delaware. And the conclusion of the movie Fight Club was the bringing of it all down. It was a precursor of the collapse of The Towers on September 11th, you know? You see that happening in Fight Club 1999 but the reason why that came from is the Tyler Durden slash Ed Norton character said that the problem with all this consumerism, this materialism And all that is, is a false reality which everyone has been sold into. It must be brought down and where's it brought down? Now listen I want to be crystal clear here! I'm not telling anyone to go bring this stuff down. I'm not saying that. I'm going on record for that but I'm looking at this metaphorically looking at what we're gonna look at in Wilmington Delaware metaphorically like the storyline these options are being presented before us

57:09 Okay are you following me yeah and i definitely think the movie stuff is really fascinating but we're basically at an hour and I don't want to end the first hour without giving some. Without without giving the people some of that big pharma stuff because that is the nuts and bolts conspiracy, so hopefully we can get into that pretty quickly in the cut the show you know at that point perfect with it let me go right into that So we're going to return back to Delaware. We're returning back and we're going to begin with AstraZeneca, and a lot of this has been covered from the very beginning if you followed the conspiratorial element of these pharmaceutical companies from the beginning of the vaccine storyline which is being told to us like

58:03 I'm just rehashing what other people have already pointed out. So this can all be verified, but this is what it is. AstraZeneca as a pharmaceutical company was a merger between two other companies one being Astra and one being Zeneca so we're going to focus on the Zeneca portion and I want to say that this happened sometime in the mid 90's like right at the time of all these movie stuff So now let's go look at Zeneca. So where did Zeneca come from? Zeneca was a spin-off, so it was part of another corporation much much larger corporation

58:46 than Zeneca itself and they created their own independent corporation. And what it was a spinoff from, was a UK based company called ICI. So ICI let's go and look at the beginnings of ICI. It was founded in 1925 and it was the merger of four different companies. They created ICI, in fact they were a conglomerate and they dealt with chemicals and they dealt with explosives so we're going to come look at DuPont Corporation but we'll see that's very similar company to what

59:39 Pond Company came to be. But the key thing about the ICI Corporation in which we want to go and focus upon is who the first CEO was. So this CEO was in charge of one of the four initial companies that became ICI, and then over those four companies he became the CEO of The One Conglomerate and his name was Lord Mound. M-o-u-n-d I believe it is. I'm going by memory here And so if anyone is familiar with the Pilgrim Society,

1:00:23 If you're not, you should definitely go and research the Pilgrim Society. The Pilgrim Society is one of these organizations kind of like the Council on Foreign Relations but I'm going to say like one level up or down depending upon how you want to look at it, but one level more influential than let's say the Council on Foreign Relations. The Pilgrim Society is how so many of the institutions that we know contemporarily, this is where they began. This is where we get

1:01:00 the beginnings of MI5 and 6, the beginnings of OSS, CIA. They all came out of the Pilgrim Society it's still around now like people like Kissinger are notorious members of The Pilgrim Society. The Pilgrim Society is particularly well documented in the very beginnings of infiltration within all of the supposed free press throughout, particularly the United States and throughout the UK. But The Pilgrim Society is kind of like where it happened. So this guy Mound who founded and was the first leader of ICI which becomes AstraZeneca from the very beginning it's all the same players they just... It's a huge tree which branches off in

1:01:53 all of these very, very different levels. If you're able to see this big 10,000 foot view of JD Salinger and MK Ultra and CIA and all those sorts of stuff they are connected here. Going back to AstraZeneca, its foundation is from the same organizations, same sort And AstraZeneca, like they could live anywhere or they could have incorporated anywhere within the United States for their North American headquarters. For whatever reason I'm certain there was a very valid reason effective reason for why they chose Wilmington Delaware nonetheless you know whatever that may be they were in Wilmington Delaware and of all the places which they were in Wilmington Delaware They are like right in this two mile stretch

1:02:46 So let's go a little bit deeper. We talked about IG Farben, IG Farben being the German-based conglomerate so we had in Germany this big chemical explosive petro conglomerate known as IG Farben. The UK had theirs called ICI and in the United States we had DuPont, and it is a matter of the historical record from the very beginning like you know these companies have been in collusion together. You know there've been congressional hearings where they're talking about price fixing and all sorts of interconnections between these companies

1:03:32 They're the same friggin company it's like yeah pepsi and coke they are two different companies there is a certain level where there is great deal of competition you know I know guy who is vice president sales of coke. And this guy like hates Pepsi so much, like he'll never drink Pepsi. Like that's a true feeling he has but on higher level it's all the freaking same. They're all of the same page, let's get as many people we can to drink soda water you know? That what it is about and the same thing is going be said with and we can see between these ICI IG Farben and DuPont

1:04:09 And we could see even as late as I want to say the most recent congressional sort of thing that happened. Maybe this wasn't congressional, I think this just happened in a district court level but there was a lawsuit I think in 1951 where it was the US versus DuPont and ICI these guys have always been in bed together Is late is the nine early nineteen nineties like. I see i sold some division to do pot like on a certain level they've always been connected but what are the things which i find very interesting about these three companies, is they all share a common business ancestor and what that common business ancestor it's is alfred nobel

1:05:00 Alfred Nobel as in the Nobel Prize. And so think about like what the Nobel Prize, what that is a symbol of in the collective mind There are many places in which there are Nobel Prizes, you know and all these different sort of areas. But I would suggest like it is best known for the Nobel Peace Prize so it's like you know we think of the Nobel Prize as this symbol of peace and humanitarianism and all this sort of stuff. But if you listen to the show, you probably know that's a farce like most things. And if you actually go and look at the history of this Alfred Nobel – he was a death merchant! He made his money through the development of explosives

1:05:53 primarily used in war. In fact, as the story goes the whole reason that the Nobel Prize came into existence is that Alfred Nobel did not want his legacy to be that of what he was, and that being a death merchant. But to be remembered as the great champion of humanity which is why he put all of his estate into creating this Nobel Trust So, you know that's part of this whole sort of like trickery and mocking which happens on a certain level of crafting this dream of the collective consciousness. But the truth of the matter is Alfred Nobel was very successful businessman and he set up all these different corporations in different countries like he had a Nobel organization in Germany and a Nobel organization in UK and a Nobel company in United States

1:06:51 and the Nobel organization, which was in the UK became one of the four founding companies which made ICI. And one of the primary companies which in Germany that became one of the major arms of IG Farben and then the Nobel company, which was in the United States became one of the major business segments of DuPont All of these companies, not only are they historically connected in so many different ways of collusion and price fixing and all this sort of stuff. And I mean we know that World War II everyone was on the same page IBM Ford all of that but we can see that they all began

1:07:34 with explosives and death and the killing. The majority of people who die in wars are not soldiers, they are just people who are caught in between of the bombings of the cities. And this is where these three companies all began Yes, yes man. That is basically what I thought was most exciting and compelling about this particular presentation is just how they have the same common ancestor, the IG Farben kind of Auschwitz template that you talk about and then the DuPont experimental facility. You know that's the weird thing as you can

1:08:17 call a facility, a children's hospital for children of rare diseases. But how does a company like DuPont deal with rare diseases? Experimentation! So it's a fine line between experimenting on sick kids and actually trying to make them better so when you look at the histories of these companies it doesn't make me feel any better I wouldn't want to send my kid there But it's tricks with language that allows it to be like oh no we're doing good this is just. This is just how it goes but you know nothing they've ever produced has been health promoting so when you send kids there and call it like,

1:08:58 an experimental children's hospital for people with rare diseases and you have like kind of the same template as IG Farben in Auschwitz. It seemed like they were almost establishing that sort of thing here in this area of Delaware, and it's allowed to exist because it's under the guise of well we're helping these kids with rare diseases but I would be curious the mind state of the actual doctors that are implementing these exotic potential cures on these very sick kids. You brought up so many good points and so I once did a really, what I thought was a really interesting video about The Making Of The Mind Of A Doctor and that's another kind of conversation but the point I want to bring out is

1:09:52 I'm not suggesting that all of these doctors, I think they buy into it. They buy into the storyline. I know people who have sent their children to the A.I DuPont Children's Hospital as it is known and they've had like you know wonderful experiences It gets so complex because we're multiple, multiple generations of what we think medicine is and what we think health is. And if you really are going to deconstruct, you have to go through and deconstruct so many assumptions which the modern understanding of health has built upon. That's a tricky thing to do and not everyone is necessarily ready to do that. So I think that requires a lot of unpacking as they say

1:10:34 But the way which I see it, particularly in contemporary times like the way i kind of understand it If you go and you look at what we know of what happened in World War II, primarily the bombings of both the city of London and let's say the city of Dresden. Those are like the two greatest examples of just like the destruction of cities. Then we compare that to what happened on September 11th 2001 in New York City. In my opinion they're pretty much the same thing all the same players

1:11:11 What we're seeing is a much more sophisticated and laser-like approach to the same modus operandi. That's what we saw in 2001, and so I think the same thing can be said in terms of looking at this military medical industry like when we go and look out what was happening in the prison camps and concentration camps Within Germany, the most notorious is probably Auschwitz. Now realize there was within Auschwitz a separate completely independent concentration camp I would say experimental station called IG-Auschwitz

1:11:56 And this is what they did. They went and they took prisoners for whatever reason you got locked up, for whatever undeplorable reason and then there was like the free testing of all of these research subjects. Now one of the things I have not been able to verify yet but my sense is that Joseph Mengele was probably an employee, like who paid his salary? I think he was probably paid by IG Farben. I think that's who he was paid by but what we're seeing in Delaware i'm going to say is a very like surgically produced watered down version of what we saw in these prisoner camps just like what we saw the difference between the bombings of the cities from 1940-2001 We're seeing also like a similar kind

1:12:46 change, more like humanitarian. We're not destroying all of New York City we're just taking down these three buildings here kind of similar to that like you know oh we're doing good! We're giving you all these good lethal chemicals to heal your children which we made sick anyway probably from a product which they got from DuPont to begin with. There's a real perverse sickness in the irony a child going to the DuPont Children's Hospital who could very well have gotten sick because they're second or third generation from a parent that got sick because they were cooking on Teflon pans, or ingesting any of the chemicals which were used for fertilizers by DuPont. There is sickness

1:13:38 there's a person which is tied into it and if now you know i don't know how you set up with like now you wanna kinda like set for the break and then we'll go to the second part because i want to talk about in the second party we laid out maybe. The business nuts and bolts switch that business reasons one of the reasons why i think so many people could get I sucked into participating in this show of horrors, not realizing what they are. But in the second half, I want to look at specifically the symbology of both the estate which we find all of these corporate entities are built upon and then also tying that into Joseph Biden and his inaugural event

1:14:28 And we're going to see where this kind of like sickness and this perverseness of hunting humans and destroying humans, where that's grounded in ancient practice. Yes I like it man that works great for me We will call that the end of the first hour Thanks for letting us add a little bit more of the nuts and bolts Big Pharma conspiracy stuff so we didn't just leave people with Field of Dreams and 12 Monkeys and that stuff, which is interesting. And that it's all thematically tied in and locationally tied in I love it! Well another intense whirlwind full of interesting information about people places Hollywood major companies a lot of stuff still in play today That little two mile stretch seems like one helluva energy vortex

1:15:24 Yeah, they got a field of dreams there. Yes or nightmares right? Right Well always a pleasure you are one of the greats and I'm lucky that you keep wanting to come back here So thanks again and tell them about anything You do I mean you say you're not doing a whole lot either but I mean you do sell some merch You have some places where you're looking for support these days let them know about that Yeah, just because I'm not doing nothing doesn't mean I ain't accepting. So all right thank you for that opportunity so first off The audience of Hireside Chats has always really done a good job taking care of me. So I'm grateful for that and you know, 10 years ago 15 years ago like i was deep into the world of regular living and I've slowly moved off over the past ten years so we support each other and I've done that even more so

1:16:22 I've elected to paint myself in the corner because right now, I'm not working with people. That's how at least for having to pay bills like that's how I've been doing a lot of it but for those of you folks who are interested in supporting Uncle Mike here this is what I would ask You know if he got something out of this just shoot me like a couple bucks on PayPal Like literally that's all I want If we still need money after three months maybe I'll do something else So if you listen to this And if you can spare a couple bucks, whatever you can send me a couple of bucks in PayPal. That would be fantastic and I'll keep on coming in and I'll share like my research. I'll do that all day long." So that would be the first thing Greg hopefully we could include one to show notes like where they could send a PayPal connection until they kick me off at it. You could always go to YouTube right now. I put out my stuff there maybe once a week

1:17:16 I'm putting something out just me. I do a pretty regular show with Emily Moyer, which is kind of fun and a lot of the stuff which i talked about today all began with those so if you go to YouTube you can see that and that's a little bit less thought out but it's watching these ideas come in real time which I think some people enjoy to do I do a monthly or every two week show with Ross Ben. You can see that on either one of our YouTube shows, our channels and then once a month I do a show with Howdy Mikowski and Emily all this is all in YouTube so those are cool things if you resonate with this type of playing and i'll even say this this is kind of fun what I do with Emily and Howdy and I don't know if you know either one of those we do this thing once a month

1:18:03 Two days before recording, one of us will pick a story in the mainstream and then each of us has like two days to look it over. And then we come and present the weirdest stuff that we can find from our own unique perspectives. What this show is kind of like high wire act watching people looking at the same thing from different perspectives. I think that holds a lot of value in terms teaching us how to look at things in a different way. All of this Field of Dreams stuff came from one of those episodes, so like I think there's something there but at the very least beginning for us to learn to look become more flexible with our understanding So all that's on YouTube

1:18:43 The last thing is I'm still selling, it's called the Rights of the 40th Parallel on my website. That is a book which goes through these sacred locations right on the Susquehanna River. You can buy one of those and I highly recommend if you are on the East Coast of United States and you can get out there go to this location. Go check out the sites and follow what I did in that book but if you're not What I would encourage is if you order the book, use it as a model. Use it as a model to better understand your own surroundings. I go through four different locations and I explain it physically, and then I explained it spiritually, and then I put like the going to the different locations in an overarching experience. And so what my hope would be if you do not have the opportunity to go to The 40th Parallel at Susquehanna River, If you got a copy of the book You'd go when you see like kind of how I structured it and then you would go and invent your own

1:19:46 You would look in your own backyard and be like, oh okay let me see it this way and that way. And you begin to come up with your own story with your own surroundings because this is how you begin to create an intellectual emotional and spiritual feedback loop to where you live And then the last thing I guess you could do is, and you can get these on my website as well. And I kind of like this because they don't have to do anything because third party printing does it but you can buy some of the T-shirts like some of the swag. I think that's really cool T-shirts. So if any folks you could help me out, I would greatly appreciate it and if not, like, you know, continue doing what I'm doing. Right on!

1:20:24 Man, well you are one of the greats. A very unique character with a unique perspective and I'm lucky to know you man another classic in the bag Keep doing what you do and take care out there Thank You! And The Feeling is Mutual Alright Michael Wan helping me stay on track I am very thankful having him give me an outline saved me a lot of time and was a huge help The last thing I want to do 30 days before a baby shows up is be behind schedule on the show. So big thanks to him, I'm sorry it wasn't my best showing! Clearly my favorite aspects of the proposed outline were related to the ancestral nature of these big pharma companies and their history

1:21:14 and the parallels to IG Farben and their connection to experimentation on humans during World War II, And what the DuPonts have set up in this Delaware area. I don't know why as the interview went on i was so hung-up on getting into the practical Big Pharma stuff... ...I know that Hollywood spellcraft material is also really interesting The plotlines of these movies that take place in that area are pretty eerie I understand why Mike found these syncs with Field of Dreams to be worth focusing on, and...I hope you guys agree. I just wanted to make sure free listeners at least got a taste of the Big Pharma stuff in this one. I was afraid it just wouldn't have quite enough meat if we didn't do it that way but I know I was so distracted with how I was feeling that I just tried to stay out of the way for the most part

1:22:10 All good though, just a bit of a cold. People who heard me mention a cold on the last one have been writing me asking if it's the Rona and I will never know. I never had a smell or taste problem and it just felt like a flu. Colds are just part of life and I got a pretty brutal reminder of that last week. Glad to be past it! It certainly made me feel like I haven't been living to my fullest. When you're sick in bed, it gets pretty boring and thoughts like man if i could just feel better I'd never waste another day like this again definitely start bubbling up to the surface ya know? So I think it was a catalyst for me to live a little harder and be more committed to getting out of my office and having more fun despite everything

1:22:58 I find that you can read the headlines and comb over news of new restrictions, and drive yourself crazy. But if you actually just put the phone down and go out it's not nearly as bad as the headlines make it seem And if you expect it to get worse before it gets better all the more reason to enjoy the now right? But Mike did provide a Dropbox folder with 70-ish slides that go with this episode. I wouldn't want to limit it to just Plus People, so it is in the show notes you can find that link It's Mike's work not mine So it only feels right to get out to anyone who wants to follow along in that way And I do feel for Mike because he does a very special kind of work That is not easy to monetize

1:23:49 A Patreon isn't the best support system for him because it's got to be constant content. Books aren't really the best, cause they take so long to write and actually hit the shelves and his work is usually very related to current cultural events So its weird! Because he does some of my favorite sort of stuff Drawing esoteric connections through conspiratorial time & space But to get properly compensated for the work just seems more challenging for him than it does for others. So consider a small donation if you like this synchromistic stuff as much as I do! And just to read some of Mike's support stuff that will also be in the show notes, Appreciation and Support are best expressed through PayPal at mkwann at comcast dot net M-K-W-A-N-N at comcast dot net

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1:25:40 And that's really enough promo talk. I gotta give it all to Mike because he really did this episode basically alone and you already know how to support THC and get more show, but thanks for listening! I hope you're all navigating all of this craziness with a positive mental attitude staying low stress and being a good support person for those in your life who aren't as strong or as clued-in as the rest of us That's about it for me. I will catch you next time and be on the lookout for a San Diego meetup announcement if you're anywhere near the area, but for now i've done my part your move Hollywood spellcrafters big pharma freaks and facilitators of The Dark DuPont Agenda Your fucking move Have a drink in the smoke Listen to the cast We shine a shiny spotlight

1:26:40 Put criminals on blast The pinstripe men of mourning And families of finance DuPont, Windsor and Rothschild The kids don't stand a chance The kids don't, the kids don't stand. The kids don't stand a chance I said the kids don't, the kids don't stand. The kids don't stand a chance We're looking for the answer to questions never asked So we come to the Carlwood for the higher side chats

1:27:24 The pinstripe men of mourning and families of finance DuPont, Windsor and Rothschild the kids don't stand a chance. The kids don't, the kids don't stand, the kids don't stand a chance I said the kids don't, the kids don't stand, the kids don't stand a chance Involved in shady business We try to get a glance We're working on the number Resistance must advance The pinstripe men of mourning And families of finance DuPont, Windsor and Rothschild The kids don't stand a chance

1:28:33 The kids don't, the kids don't stand. The kids don't stand a chance I said the kids don't, the kids don't stand. The kids don't stand a chance