Topic: Exxon

Exxon comes up in 6 chapters across 6 episodes of The Higherside Chats Free Show, from August 2013 to July 2023.

August 2013 July 2023

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Dr. Jacob Nordangard | Philanthrocapitalism, Recent UN Policy Briefs, & The Digital World Brain
• 3:40 - 7:40

Dr. Jacob Nordangard | Philanthrocapitalism, Recent UN Policy Briefs, & The Digital World Brain

Rockefeller Foundation, Climate Change Policy Origins

Research into European Union biofuels policy revealed that the Rockefeller Brothers Fund and the Rockefeller Foundation were primary financiers of early climate meetings in the 1980s. Despite building an empire on oil, the Rockefeller family pivoted toward climate change as a mechanism for international control that transcends national borders. This strategy suggests that global technocratic governance is a higher priority for the family than maintaining an oil monopoly.

The discussion explores the possibility of de-petrifying rock back into wood and soil to remineralize the environment. Mitch also introduces the "oil hoax," claiming that petroleum is an infinite, organic "blood force" of the earth rather than a fossil fuel. He explains that the resin used in Orgone devices is effective because it is derived from this life-rich oil.

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Del Bigtree | Vaccine Deception, Big Pharma, & What The Science Really Says
• 1:11:50 - 1:16:21

Del Bigtree | Vaccine Deception, Big Pharma, & What The Science Really Says

Political Activism, Regulatory Capture and Pharmaceutical Liability

Citizens are encouraged to engage with local politicians to oppose mandatory vaccination laws, as pharmaceutical companies are currently the most powerful lobbying force in Washington. The discussion highlights the unique legal status of vaccines under the 1986 National Childhood Vaccine Injury Act, which protects manufacturers from liability for injuries. This lack of market pressure, combined with government mandates, is argued to remove any incentive for companies to improve the safety or quality of their products.

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Brian Tuohy | Sports Conspiracies & Game Fixing
• 4:47 - 7:07

Brian Tuohy | Sports Conspiracies & Game Fixing

Corporate Ownership, Sports Media Censorship by Omission

The discussion compares the public's willingness to believe in the corruption of corporations like Goldman Sachs or Exxon with their refusal to question sports leagues. Major media conglomerates like Disney and Fox own the broadcasting rights to these leagues, creating a conflict of interest that prevents honest reporting on sports scandals. Tuohy describes this as "censorship by omission," where the media intentionally ignores evidence of fixed games to protect their financial investments.

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THC 78: Freeman Fly | Satanic Celebrity Rituals, Disney, & Aleister Crowley
• 52:29 - 55:06

THC 78: Freeman Fly | Satanic Celebrity Rituals, Disney, & Aleister Crowley

Numerology of the Abyss, Fox and Exxon Legal Battle

The number 66 is identified as the numerological representation of "The Abyss" in the Kabbalistic Tree of Life, while 666 represents the Beast. Freeman Fly points to the branding of FXX and the legal dispute between Fox and Exxon over the "XX" symbol as a battle over occult territory. He also decodes the Volkswagen logo as a series of interlaced "V"s, which in Hebrew represents the number 6, forming a hidden 666.

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THC 70: Jae Sabol | One Community: Blueprint For A Self Sustaining Society
• 39:11 - 41:23

THC 70: Jae Sabol | One Community: Blueprint For A Self Sustaining Society

Decentralized Power, 3D Printing and Corporate Evolution

The discussion shifts to the future of decentralized power, predicting that local fabrication labs and 3D printing will eventually make large corporations like Apple and Exxon Mobile obsolete. Sable suggests that as sustainable models prove their efficiency, even major corporations may eventually adopt these practices to remain relevant. The focus is on reaching a "tipping point" where local self-sufficiency becomes the global standard.

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