Topic: Hunters

Greg Carlwood addresses listener feedback regarding a previous guest and a critical piece by Johnny Vedmore. He explains his process for researching guests and his decision to move controversial personal discussions to the Plus segment. The segment highlights interesting research found in the guest's work regarding Gerald Ford and Hunter S. Thompson, despite the personal controversies surrounding the author.

Kirby Sommers discusses allegations that author Hunter S. Thompson was involved in the production of snuff films, as claimed by Franklin survivor Paul Bonassi. A handwritten note from Thompson is presented, in which he mentions a film made with Jack Nicholson and warns of the dangers of the subject. Thompson is characterized not as a counterculture rebel, but as a facilitator for dark elite circles who openly wrote about child abduction in his book Kingdom of Fear.

The Kozak family is linked across three generations to Bob Hope and modern media figures like Jimmy Kimmel. Bob Hope is described as an MKUltra handler and spy who used his USO tours as cover for intelligence activities. The segment references Stanley Kubrick's Eyes Wide Shut as containing a symbolic nod to Hope’s role in elite ritual circles.

Charles Fort proposed that everything in the universe exists on a spectrum between the unreal and the real, a concept that supports an animistic worldview. This model suggests that the natural human state is animistic, as evidenced by the way people attribute personhood to pets and feel the "spirit" of specific places. Animism is identified as the earliest form of human spiritual experience, appearing more coherent than materialism in light of modern data.

Kurt Metzger discusses the rise of "Orthodox ops" in the independent media space, mentioning Andrew Wilson and Jay Dyer. He suggests the "Tartaria" narrative originated as a Russian psyop. The interview concludes with jokes about launching meme coins, including "Kirpwood" and a "Hunter Biden Laptop Coin," before Metzger leaves to record with Duncan Trussell.

The discussion touches on allegations regarding Hunter S. Thompson and the filming of a snuff film in the back of the Viper Room. The host suggests a correlation between Thompson's reported abuse of his cat and the potential for more extreme depraved behavior.

The host and guest discuss the suspicious circumstances surrounding an event involving Charlie Kirk and a questioner named Hunter Kozak. They highlight Kozak's family ties to Hollywood producers for Jimmy Kimmel and Bob Hope, questioning if the interaction was a form of scripted "theater."

Host Greg Carlwood reflects on the "Ancient Aliens" narrative as a potential psyop designed to obscure ongoing spiritual contact by framing entities as departed physical astronauts. He questions the traditional view of civilization as progress, suggesting that "hunter-gatherer" labels are propaganda that ignores the cultivated abundance of indigenous peoples. He posits that centralized agriculture and hierarchical structures were "whispered" into human ears to facilitate exploitation.

Speculation is raised regarding the timing of the Sean "Diddy" Combs legal situation and its potential use as a blackmail tool to force celebrity support for Kamala Harris. The conversation shifts to the Biden family, discussing the Hebrew meaning of the name Biden when reversed and the tragic history of Joe Biden's first wife and daughter. The host and guest examine these coincidences through a lens of ritual humiliation and archetypal patterns.

The shift from perennial food sources to centralized annual agriculture is identified as the primary mechanism for establishing social hierarchies. By forcing dependence on a monocrop distribution system, ancient elites—potentially advised by spiritual entities—created a "haves and have-nots" dynamic. This transition moved humanity away from natural abundance and toward a gridded, controlled existence that persists in modern society.

Mark Shepard argues that the transition from hunter-gatherer lifestyles to annual crop agriculture 10,000 years ago introduced class stratification and various forms of slavery. He posits that modern agriculture relies on exploited labor while destroying natural ecosystems. Restoration agriculture is presented as a method of mimicking natural plant communities to maintain soil fertility and survive environmental disturbances like hurricanes or tsunamis.

Modern technology and social media are described as a "beast system" designed by DARPA to facilitate brainwashing and psychological warfare. The guest argues that the forced transition from hunter-gatherer societies to settled agriculture was the original "fall" that introduced hierarchy and destroyed the status of women. A return to anarcho-syndicalist tribal values and reciprocity is presented as the only viable alternative to this technological enslavement.

The origins of vaccination are scrutinized through the figure of Edward Jenner, who is described as a high-ranking Freemason rather than a humble doctor. The authors link Jenner to John Hunter and the Royal Society, suggesting that allopathic medicine was established as a monopoly to push out natural healers. They argue that medical degrees are often a form of indoctrination into this controlled system.

The host previews the subscriber-only "Plus Show," which covers deeper motivations for the COVID crisis and the potential for changing human nature. Dr. Malone also discusses his thoughts on ancient advanced civilizations and the coexistence of high society with primitive hunter-gatherers. Additional topics include specific tips for intentional communities and concerning elements of UN Agenda 2030.

Joe Biden's actions as Vice President regarding the dismissal of the Ukrainian Attorney General are linked to an investigation into Burisma Holdings, where Hunter Biden served on the board. The "Russiagate" narrative is characterized as a mind-control tool used to foster anti-Russian sentiment among the American public. Additionally, British intelligence is alleged to have influenced the 2016 election through Cambridge Analytica and the SCL Corporation.

The host draws parallels between Andy Warhol and Hunter S. Thompson, suggesting both were "tapped" by the system to serve as controlled counterculture icons. Allegations from the Franklin scandal suggest Thompson may have been involved in filming dark underground content. The discussion links these figures to a broader milieu of Hollywood and military intelligence where talents are used to create blackmail material.

The discussion turns to the financial ties between the Biden family and Ukraine, specifically Hunter Biden's role on the board of Burisma Holdings. The hosts suggest that the $16 billion in aid sent to Ukraine acts as a "reward" for the lack of investigation into these business dealings. They characterize the situation as a "war of slave bastards" where tax dollars are laundered through foreign conflicts while American families struggle.

The New York Times' eventual acknowledgment of the Hunter Biden laptop story is viewed as a sign that the mainstream media is attempting to reclaim control of a narrative they previously suppressed. Greg Carlwood and Clyde Lewis discuss whether the current "end times" feeling is a "synthetic eschaton" manufactured to promote global fascism. Lewis quips that the world will not end with a whimper, but with a "hashtag."

The episode concludes with a preview of the second hour for Plus members, which covers Hunter S. Thompson, the Epstein-Maxwell situation, and the 7th Floor Group. Greg Carlwood encourages listeners to join the subscription service and leave messages for future joint sessions. The show ends with a musical track detailing the influence of powerful families like the DuPonts and Rothschilds.

Dr. Jack Hunter returns to the program to discuss his edited collection, Greening the Paranormal, and his book Spirits, Gods, and Magic. The conversation explores the stewardship theme prevalent in alien abductions and spirit contact, suggesting these experiences might be produced by Gaia. Hunter's background in the anthropology of the supernatural and his research with spirit mediums at the University of Bristol provide the framework for the discussion.