Topic: Assassins

The hosts discuss the viral nature of the Charlie Kirk assassination video, questioning its authenticity and suggesting it was a coordinated psychological operation. They examine Erika Kirk's background, including a 2013 acting debut in a documentary alongside national security experts. The discussion posits that high-profile political figures may be actors playing roles within a larger intelligence-driven script.

The speakers discuss bizarre coincidences in the film Snake Eyes that seem to mirror real-world political figures and events. They note a character named Charles Kirkland who is assassinated in public, drawing parallels to modern political commentator Charlie Kirk. The segment highlights the specific details, such as the name of the patsy and the method of the shooting, as being difficult to dismiss as mere happenstance.

Greg previews the "Plus" version of the episode, which covers Jeremiah's research into JFK assassination suspect Jack Lawrence. He mentions Rob Reiner's 10-part JFK podcast series and how it aligns with some of Jeremiah's findings. The segment reiterates the goal of counterbalancing the "cold heartless coverage" of Rob Skiba's death and encourages listeners to check out Sheila's book for more details.

Greg Carlwood discusses the massive surge in "Plus" subscriptions following his solo deconstruction of the Charlie Kirk assassination event. He addresses listener theories regarding Kirk's wife acting as a "handler" and mentions Candace Owens' investigation into suspicious camera footage from the scene. Carlwood weighs the possibility of a "simulation" versus a real assassination resulting from Kirk "biting the hand that feeds."

Greg Carlwood addresses the death of political commentator Charlie Kirk, criticizing the lack of empathy in online rhetoric. He explores theories suggesting Kirk was targeted due to his increasing criticism of Israel and his calls for the release of the Epstein files. Carlwood notes the timing of the event relative to Israeli military strikes and a vote on the Epstein files, suggesting a professional hit rather than a random act.

Carlwood critiques the documentary "Gringo: The Dangerous Life of John McAfee," labeling it a non-objective "hit piece" by filmmaker Nanette Burstein. He discusses specific allegations of murder and sexual assault mentioned in the film, sharing Janice's perspective that these claims were out of character for John. The segment concludes with Carlwood's decision to focus on the "dead man's switch" rather than making moral judgments on McAfee's personal life.

Perkins reveals that he was repeatedly bribed and threatened to prevent him from writing "Confessions of an Economic Hitman." He describes receiving a $500,000 payment in the 1980s from the president of Stone & Webster Engineering Corporation on the condition that he abandon the book. During this period, he also received anonymous threats against his infant daughter's life, mirroring the "money or the gun" tactics he once used on foreign leaders.

Fulton introduces the "three-parent thesis," a method of finding the temporal midpoint between two dates to identify synchronicities. He notes that the midpoint of Stanley Kubrick’s lifespan falls exactly one week before the JFK assassination on November 15, 1963. Similarly, Arthur C. Clarke’s midpoint occurs exactly 42 weeks before the assassination, suggesting these figures are numerically anchored to the 1963 event.

Matthew J. Bell argues that accepting synchronicity depends more on a person's worldview than a list of examples. He cites intellectual heavyweights like Carl Jung, Jacques Vallee, and Arthur Kessler as credible thinkers who took the phenomenon seriously. The discussion contrasts a naturalistic worldview, where the world is "solid all the way through," with theistic or magical perspectives that allow for objective synchronicities.

The Joint Special Operations Command (JSOC) is described as a "private kill squad" answering directly to the President, operating outside Congressional oversight. The discussion links Ryan Wesley Routh, the suspect in the second Trump assassination attempt, to Fort Bragg based on his numerous visits to the base. The failure of the attempt is characterized as a potential "last ditch effort" by deep state actors to handle a political problem off the books.

Host Greg Carlwood introduces Michael Hoffman, a long-shortlist guest and mentee of the late James Shelby Downard. Hoffman co-authored the influential booklet King Kill 33, which explores the ritualized aspects of the JFK assassination. The discussion establishes Hoffman's background in researching secret societies, psychological warfare, and the "Twilight Language" used by the cryptocracy to process humanity through public psychodrama.

Hoffman describes how major tragedies like the JFK assassination and 9-11 are designed to disrupt mundane routines and induce a "flash of insight" or X-ray-like perception in the public. This shock is then suppressed by official narratives, creating an excruciating tension between the "Official Line" and the dark truths of the "B-side." He discusses whether these events are the result of minute planning or a "magnetic attraction" that organizes anomalies around words of power.

Hoffman discusses the importance of attempting to bring occult criminals to justice through the court system, citing DA Jim Garrison's efforts as a model. He laments that many researchers have been "burned out" by an intentional occult process designed to induce hopelessness. He emphasizes the need for spiritual vigilance and calling on higher powers to resist the demoralization of psychological warfare.

Ryan Christian examines the July 13th assassination attempt on Donald Trump in Butler, Pennsylvania, highlighting conflicting narratives between the Secret Service and local police. He points out physical anomalies, specifically questioning how a shooter from the identified roof could have struck the top back right of Trump's ear while the former president was looking toward the jumbotron. The lack of transparent information from official sources is identified as a major red flag.

Greg Carlwood analyzes the anomalies surrounding the attempted assassination of Donald Trump in Butler, Pennsylvania. He discusses the rapid healing of Trump's ear and the medical report issued by Congressman Ronny Jackson, a former White House physician. The segment also touches on viral videos involving the family of Thomas Matthew Crooks and the speculation within the conspiracy community regarding the authenticity of the event and the medical findings.

The host analyzes the recent assassination attempt on Donald Trump, highlighting potential MKUltra "boxes" checked by the suspect, including parents with backgrounds in behavioral studies and psychiatry. Skepticism is expressed regarding the Secret Service's failure to secure the roof and the unusual live-streaming of the rally by major networks. The host rejects the "staged by Trump" narrative, instead suggesting a desperate attempt by established powers to maintain control as Biden's support wanes.

The host discusses the recent assassination attempt on Donald Trump, criticizing mainstream media headlines for using minimizing language like "loud noises." The segment explores the potential security failures of the Secret Service under a Biden appointee and compares the situation to the denial of protection for RFK Jr. The host suggests that the volatile political climate and media rhetoric regarding the "end of the world" set the stage for such an event.

The history of synchromysticism is traced back to Carl Jung’s concepts and the influential work of James Shelby Downard. Downard’s "King Kill 33" is highlighted for its meticulous, if controversial, breakdown of the JFK assassination as a cabalistic ritual involving the 33rd parallel and Masonic symbolism. The era of the early 1970s is described as a fertile ground for these ideas due to the rise of cults, the Vietnam War, and remote viewing research at SRI.

The narrative explores the mutual animosity between Richard Nixon and CIA Director Richard Helms, leading to a strategic double-cross. Nixon attempted to use the CIA to quash an FBI investigation into the Watergate money trail by citing national security concerns. While the CIA initially appeared to comply after being pressured with information regarding the JFK assassination, they ultimately allowed the investigation to proceed, leading to Nixon's eventual resignation for obstruction of justice.

Greg Carlwood concludes the show by promoting the "Plus" version of the podcast, which covers topics like orphan trains and free energy fireplaces. He provides instructions for signing up via the website or Patreon and mentions upcoming listener meetups in cities like Los Angeles, Cincinnati, and Lansing. The episode ends with a musical segment and a final sign-off.