Topic: Graphene

The conversation shifts to the "Saturn Moon Matrix" theory, connecting the hexagonal storm on Saturn's north pole to the molecular structure of graphene. Icke posits that graphene, which has a hexagonal honeycomb arrangement, acts as a receiver for low-frequency broadcasts from Saturn amplified by the Moon. This connection is suggested to link the human body to a specific vibrational frequency controlled by the "Archons."

Carlwood provides updates on the production of The Higher Side Chats, announcing the end of his time at a professional recording studio in Tampa due to management issues. He informs listeners that a VPN issue preventing THC Plus videos from loading has been resolved. He also briefly mentions his transition back to a home-based setup for future recordings.

The episode concludes with a review of the previous show featuring Hakim Anwar, which received a lower rating due to its focus on de-googled phones. Carlwood mentions upcoming meetups in Helsinki and Austin before closing with the show's signature outro music. He encourages listeners to stay independent and aware of the "Arconic" influences in the world.

The motivations behind these technological programs are described as occult and anti-human, with a specific focus on destroying or removing the human soul. Freeland suggests that the push for transhumanism is partly driven by the need for silicon-based bodies that can survive the radiation of the Van Allen belts, which humans currently cannot cross. She critiques figures like Yuval Harari for dismissing the existence of the soul while simultaneously working to control it.

Following the retrieval of the Black Goo, British scientists at Marconi Laboratories reportedly suffered mysterious deaths while attempting to weaponize it for a super soldier program. Olson links the substance to Morgellons syndrome, characterized by synthetic fibers emerging from the skin, and modern concerns regarding graphene oxide in medical injections. He suggests these nanoparticles are being distributed via chemtrails to facilitate a transhumanist agenda.

Shannon Rowan discusses reported adverse effects of COVID-19 injections, including myocarditis, fertility issues, and "turbo cancer." The presence of graphene oxide is highlighted as a conductive material that may interfere with the heart's electrical activity, particularly during physical exercise. Rowan criticizes the medical community's refusal to link sudden health collapses, such as POTS or heart failure, to recent vaccinations despite documented side effects in manufacturer inserts.

A controversial claim is examined regarding vaccinated individuals allegedly emitting Bluetooth MAC addresses or magnetic signals. Rowan cites a French research team and personal anecdotes of people triggering metal detectors at job sites or appearing as searchable devices on smartphone scans. This phenomenon is linked to the broader concept of the "Internet of Things" and the potential for human bodies to be integrated into digital tracking networks.

The conversation shifts to digital security, focusing on Ramiro Romani’s "Above Phone" and the website TakeBackOurTech.org. The Above Phone is a de-Googled Pixel that uses privacy-respecting alternatives for maps, email, and messaging, such as Organic Maps and Jitsi. Derek Brose explains that while there is a learning curve, these tools prevent data from being sent to major tech corporations and can function offline during power outages.

Concerns are raised regarding the rapid deployment of 5G towers and their potential to emit frequencies that interfere with human oxygen absorption at 60 gigahertz. The presence of aluminum and heavy metals in conventional vaccines is theorized to increase human conductivity, making individuals more susceptible to frequency-based weaponry. This "one-two punch" is described as a method to turn the population into biological antennas.

Graphene in mRNA vaccines and chemtrails is identified as a key component in increasing human conductivity for signal manipulation. The host and guest express skepticism regarding the technical success of these "Nephilim dreams," citing the 85% drop in Virgin Galactic stock as evidence of elite incompetence. Richard Branson's space ventures are characterized as insecure displays by a failing ruling class.

The discussion shifts to modern mind control techniques involving the genetic modification of food and humans. Miller claims Monsanto is attempting to alter wheat genes to allow for brain reprogramming, while pharmaceutical companies like Pfizer use similar concepts for population control. He further alleges that graphene oxide included in certain injections acts as an antenna, broadcasting biological data from the human body to the cloud.

Ilana Freeland references a recent interview between Clifford Carnicom and Dr. Andy Kaufman regarding the total alteration of the Earth's atmosphere. She asserts that humans have been inhaling and ingesting substances for two decades as groundwork for current gene alteration operations. These activities are allegedly shielded from public view by the National Security Act of 1947.

The conversation addresses the presence of graphene oxide in medical injections and the role of the media in usurping individual discernment. Freeland reflects on the history of the CIA and the military-industrial complex since the 1960s, arguing that the current societal split is a result of long-term divide-and-conquer tactics. She suggests that regaining discernment requires a complete separation from modern communication technologies.

The rise of automation is discussed as a potential motive for global elites to view large portions of the population as "useless eaters" to be managed or reduced. This transition toward a technocratic society involves pushing humanity into controlled digital spaces, similar to the world depicted in "Ready Player One." There is a concern that routine medical injections may be used to transition the human body into a "digital-friendly" chimera, further distancing people from the natural world.

Greg Carlwood previews the topics covered in the second hour for Plus members, including graphene oxide, the history of the East India Company, and the Spanish Flu. He issues a correction regarding the website URL for the researcher Steffers, clarifying it is peaceofmindful.com. The episode concludes with a final sign-off and the show's theme music.

A recent MIT dissertation regarding the programming of synthetic hallucinations directly onto the brain is highlighted as a tool of the "war machine." The conversation shifts to graphene oxide, referencing a 2016 article in the journal Nanoscale that describes its use as a vaccine adjuvant and its potential for inducing lung disease and cytotoxicity.

A recent news item regarding spiders producing graphene-reinforced silk after drinking nanotube-treated water is used to illustrate the potential of bio-engineering through water. Carlwood also thanks the listener community and fellow podcasters like Jen Briney and Gordon for helping him transition to a new, more stable web hosting infrastructure. He previews upcoming topics for September, including Chicago cryptid sightings and 5G technology.

The technical challenges of hybridizing capacitors and batteries are examined, focusing on the need for units that accept instantaneous charges while maintaining constant voltage. Agnew discusses the slow progress of graphene applications, noting that university-level breakthroughs often fail to scale to industrial production. He expresses frustration with the current state of technological development and manufacturing in the United States.