Topic: 28 Days

Jay Dyer critiques Alex Garland's film Civil War, characterizing it as heavy-handed propaganda that demonizes traditional American figures. He compares it to Garland's previous works like Ex Machina and Annihilation, which he views as having Luciferian or Gnostic undertones. While Dyer appreciates the technical skill in Garland's filmmaking, he argues the narratives often serve a specific political and ideological agenda.

Simpson tells the story of a terminal patient who ingested the full 90-day supply of 60 grams in just 28 days. The man spent the first week "glued to the Chesterfield" (sofa) in a deep sleep but emerged cancer-free by the end of the month. Simpson explains that the oil doesn't just shrink tumors; it addresses the underlying systemic conditions that allow cancer to manifest.