Topic: Parasites

A theory is proposed that free-floating electromagnetic entities may use the human brain as a "nest" to experience sensory reality, similar to the Gnostic concept of Archons. These entities might have influenced humans to develop artificial intelligence to provide a more expansive medium for their own evolution. In this view, AI serves as a local extrusion of a much larger universal intelligence.

Recent data indicates a significant increase in annual cancer spending, which has reportedly grown by one-third since 2018. Discussion turns to alternative treatments involving anti-parasitic drugs like Ivermectin and Fenbendazole, following claims by figures like Doctor Artis that some tumors may be misidentified parasite egg sacs. There is also a focus on the risks of biopsies spreading cancer cells, contrasting alternative medical perspectives with the mainstream system's reliance on radiation.

Greg Carlwood introduces the program by discussing the "parasitic elite" and their use of distraction and division to prevent organized resistance. He argues that since 2020, political and philosophical divides regarding COVID-19, immigration, and LGBTQ issues have eroded human empathy. This cultural shift has created an informal social credit system where individuals assess others based on pre-approved ideas before offering kindness or connection.

The conversation shifts to the nature of non-human entities, described as an ecosystem ranging from enlightened spiritual beings to malicious mental parasites or egregores. Ryan Bledsoe rejects the "reptilian" or "galactic federation" narratives often found in government backchannels, viewing them as a "Great Deception." Instead, he aligns with hermetic and esoteric views where humanity is evolving through a continuum of existence.

The guest discusses the intersection of power and magic among the global elite, suggesting that powerful figures like Michael Bloomberg and the Rothschilds seek out "ritualists" to harness their creative manifesting power. She compares this to the film Akira, where psychic children are used for their abilities. This relationship is described as parasitic, where "middlemen" and "pharaonic contracts" strip creatives of their autonomy and financial value.

The hosts discuss the "Raw Meat Experiment" and other individuals who consume raw organs and chicken without falling ill. Dolan argues that a healthy "terrain" and high stomach acidity protect the body from environmental pathogens that mainstream science teaches people to fear. They contrast the robust health of animals in nature, who eat their natural diets, with the chronic illness prevalent in humans who follow industrial dietary guidelines.

The distinction between true manifestation and demonic control is explored, with Harold Kautz-Vella stating that only fully developed biology with heart energy can create reality. He describes the "dark side" as being disconnected from the source of universal love, forcing entities to steal energy from humans to survive. Politics and money are categorized as control-based systems that lack the power of genuine creation.

Greg Carlwood draws parallels between Kautz-Vella's work and the research of the late Russian scientist Hadibov. Hadibov's findings allegedly described a race of spider parasites that invaded the solar system to control human genotypes through harmonics and frequency. Although Kautz-Vella was previously unfamiliar with Hadibov, he acknowledges the similarities in their independent conclusions regarding alien interference.

The host and guest debate whether supernatural entities act as benevolent guardians or incidental neighbors who find human activity "offensive" or noisy. Schwab describes the "ontic shock" experienced by those who encounter these beings, which can lead to lasting PTSD. The spectrum of ultra-terrestrial interaction is compared to an ecology where some beings may be compassionate while others simply react to disruptions in the electromagnetic environment.

The host discusses emergency medical kits from The Wellness Company, featuring Chief Scientific Officer Peter McCullough. These kits, which include pharmaceuticals like ivermectin, are presented as a way to maintain health sovereignty at home. The host also mentions purchasing supplies from Brooks Agnew and his interest in a parasite cleanse.

The conversation addresses the prevalence of parasites in the human body, citing the Ropeworm Protocol Bible and Russian research. Wolf recommends a rigorous month-long cleansing regimen using products like Mimosa putica seed, fenbendazole, and ivermectin before beginning a fast. He argues that many common ailments, such as colds and fevers, are actually symptoms of endemic worm infestations.

David Wolf shares an anecdote about finding Japanese knotweed in a woman's backyard in Toronto just as she was describing her struggle with Lyme disease. He advocates for using the roots of the plant alongside a rigorous parasite cleanse to combat the condition. He lists specific products and compounds, including fenbendazole and ivermectin, as effective tools he has seen discussed in his Telegram community.

The conversation addresses the difficulty of obtaining ivermectin during the pandemic despite its efficacy. Dr. Blaylock notes that many people turned to veterinary-grade ivermectin because pharmacies like Walgreens refused to fill human prescriptions. He praises the work of Dr. Zelenko, who successfully treated thousands of patients with a combination of ivermectin and hydroxychloroquine.

The host previews the second hour for Plus members, which includes topics like methylene blue, parasite cleanses, and raw milk. He also announces several upcoming "The Higher Side Chats" meetups in locations such as Sedona, Nashville, and a Libertarian event called Pork Fest in New Hampshire. The episode ends with a call for listeners to stay awake and resist the "sickness system."

The host discusses his shift from atheism to a more spiritual worldview, viewing major religions as potential energy-harvesting systems for "dark entities" or Archons. He suggests that the elite may be "possessed" by these mind parasites that attach themselves to power and psychopathy. Carlwood also defends Adam Green's right to research these topics without being labeled an anti-Semite, framing it as a personal quest for truth.

Greg Carlwood welcomes researcher Wayne Bush back to the program to revisit the arconic parasite energy farm hypothesis. Bush, the creator of trickedbythelight.com, first appeared on the show in 2015 to discuss the theory that human life is a loop designed to harvest energy. The conversation begins with a reflection on their recent meeting at an Austin event and the evolution of Bush's research over the last seven years.

Wayne Bush draws parallels between astral parasites and biological microbes, noting that the term "Archeon" refers to some of the earliest life forms on Earth. He suggests that physical parasites may hack the human nervous system via the vagus nerve to influence behavior and cravings. The segment links the mythological Ouroboros and the biblical story of Adam and Eve to the literal entry of parasitic "worms" into the human gut.

Greg Carlwood and Wayne Bush discuss the practice of parasite cleansing using natural and pharmaceutical methods. Bush shares a personal anecdote regarding the use of Ivermectin, claiming it coincided with the recovery of his hearing after a period of significant loss. They mention Dr. Jennifer Daniels' controversial advocacy for turpentine as a natural remedy and the suppression of alternative health information by the pharmaceutical industry.

Greg and Alex discuss the theory that a coordinated network of royal families and a "parasitic elite" seized power following a global cataclysm. They suggest that major conflicts, including the American Civil War and both World Wars, served as mass culling events to eliminate populations that remembered the previous era. By controlling the narrative through manufactured history, these groups allegedly secured their reign over the remaining survivors.

To safely use turpentine, Dr. Daniels emphasizes a preparation protocol involving heavy hydration with distilled water and ensuring three bowel movements per day. This process opens "exit channels" so that parasites killed by the turpentine can be flushed from the body without causing secondary symptoms like rashes or headaches.