Topic: New Orleans

Wayne McRoy Jr. explains his "synchromystic metadata" system used to reverse engineer hidden communication from dark occultists. He identifies the Egyptian goddess Isis and the crescent moon as the primary ciphers for 2025, citing an event in New Orleans involving an ISIS flag. This "Green Language" or "Language of the Birds" is described as a hidden programming language used to influence the collective unconscious.

A series of coincidences are identified between the New Year's Day Cybertruck bombing and a crowd attack in New Orleans. Both suspects were military men stationed at Fort Bragg, rented vehicles via the Turo app, and left manifestos. The analysis suggests these events mirror Operation Gladio tactics and points to the 4th PSYOP Group's "Ghosts in the Machine" video as evidence of domestic psychological warfare.

Carlwood outlines the topics covered in the second hour of the interview for Plus members, including redox potential and cold therapy. He promotes the Hireside Meetups calendar, highlighting upcoming events in Kansas, New Orleans, Colorado Springs, San Francisco, and Portland. He encourages listeners to connect with each other before potential societal instability.

The host reads the upcoming listener meetup schedule for late July, including events in Milwaukee, Oregon; Nashville, Tennessee; Hutchinson, Kansas; and New Orleans, Louisiana. A final "joint session" meetup is scheduled for July 31st in Colorado Springs at The Public House. Carlwood encourages listeners to use these free events to build local networks of like-minded individuals.

Brian Tuohy identifies the New Orleans Saints' first home game after Hurricane Katrina as one of the most clearly fixed events in sports history for its narrative value. He also labels the 2016 NBA Finals, where LeBron James brought a title to Cleveland, as a "total rig job." These examples are used to illustrate how leagues prioritize emotional storylines over organic results.

Milligan defends the credibility of Judith Vary Baker, who claims to have been Lee Harvey Oswald's lover and a participant in a clandestine cancer research project. He criticizes the "controlled" JFK research community for dismissing her story. Milligan cites verified bus tickets and historical address records as evidence that supports Baker's presence in New Orleans and her association with the figures she describes.

Andrew Jackson is highlighted as a pivotal figure who successfully defeated the Rothschild banking interests by vetoing the bank's charter renewal. Hayes details Jackson's victory at the Battle of New Orleans and his survival of multiple assassination attempts during his presidency. The discussion also touches on Jackson's personal history as a Mason, a slave owner, and a duelist who carried a bullet in his chest until his death.

British Prime Minister Spencer Percival was assassinated in 1812 by John Bellingham, an act linked to Percival's opposition to the Rothschild-backed war against the United States. Percival had refused to send additional troops to subdue the American colonies, hindering the banking elite's goal of regaining financial control. His death remains the only assassination of a British Prime Minister in office, clearing the way for continued military aggression.

Upon arriving in New Orleans two weeks early, Judith Vary Baker stayed at a YWCA with strippers and a Playboy bunny while waiting for her fiancé, Robert Baker. She took a part-time job at a Royal Castle restaurant on Airline Drive, which she later learned was under 24-hour surveillance by Bobby Kennedy's team. This period of financial struggle and isolation set the stage for her accidental meeting with Lee Harvey Oswald at a post office.

Judith Vary Baker recounts her first interaction with Lee Harvey Oswald at a New Orleans post office, where she spoke to him in Russian to "break the ice." Oswald responded in Russian, warning her that it was not wise to speak the language in New Orleans. The segment also notes the proximity of her workplace to the headquarters of mafia kingpin Carlos Marcello, which contributed to Oswald's initial suspicion that she was a spy or courier.

Author Ed Haslam introduces his investigative work regarding the 1964 murder of Dr. Mary Sherman in New Orleans. The discussion establishes the premise of his book, Dr. Mary's Monkey, which links an underground medical laboratory to cancer-causing monkey viruses, Lee Harvey Oswald, and the JFK assassination. Haslam details his personal connection to the city and the medical community through his father, an orthopedic surgeon.

The investigation into the July 1964 murder of Dr. Mary Sherman reveals significant discrepancies between official police reports and forensic reality. While the public was told a story of a psychosexual stabbing and fire in her apartment, autopsy documents show her arm and ribcage were disintegrated by extreme heat. Haslam argues that such damage required a high-voltage source, like a linear particle accelerator, which was not present in her residence.

A secret "Medical Manhattan Project" was established on federal property in New Orleans to mutate monkey viruses using a five-million-volt linear particle accelerator. Ed Haslam identifies the US Public Health Service Hospital as the true site of Dr. Mary Sherman's death, suggesting she was fatally burned by the machine during an experiment. He argues her body was later moved to her apartment to stage a conventional murder scene and hide the existence of the secret lab.

In May 1963, Lee Harvey Oswald and Judith Vary Baker both began "cover jobs" at the Reily Coffee Company in New Orleans on the same day. Haslam asserts that Oswald was assigned as Baker's bodyguard and handler while she conducted virus research. The two reportedly spent their mornings commuting together on the Magazine Street bus and their afternoons working in clandestine laboratories.