Topic: Croatia

Jim Lee explores the concept of "Musica Universalis" or the music of the spheres, suggesting a resonant force between celestial bodies and Earth. He recounts his past interest in the theories of a Croatian researcher regarding Comet Elenin and its supposed link to magnitude six earthquakes. This segment reflects on the intersection of planetary alignments, magnetic fields, and terrestrial events.

Simpson discusses his success treating over 5,000 people in Canada and the millions who have used his methods worldwide. He notes that people in Europe, particularly in the Balkans, are more open-minded about cannabis due to a long history of hemp production that lasted until 1958. He expresses concern about the prevalence of Sativa-based oils in Europe, which he finds too energizing for internal cancer treatment.

Paul Serup details the atrocities committed by the Ustashe in Yugoslavia during World War II under Ante Pavelic. He describes a plan to exile, convert, or kill the Serbian Orthodox population, resulting in hundreds of thousands of deaths. Serup notes that even Nazi officials were reportedly sickened by the brutality of the Ustashe, and he highlights the Church's role in helping Nazi war criminals escape after the war.