Topic: Sub Stack

The government is accused of tracking Lyme disease for 25 years before officially acknowledging it in 1975 to obscure its biological warfare origins. Finnegan explains that "animal passaging" was the primary method for mutating pathogens before modern genetic engineering, allowing scientists to increase the neurotropic qualities of viruses. This method makes it easy for officials to claim a lab-created disease originated in nature.

Richard Willett promotes his documentary I Am Immortal on the Iconic platform and his upcoming book of the same name. He directs listeners to his various podcasts, including Focus and What The Actual Fuck, and his "Some May Conspire" Substack. Greg Carlwood thanks Willett for the deep dive into synchromysticism and elite occultism.

Alex Tsakiris concludes by defining life as a "theater" where truth stands apart from evil. He offers listeners a free e-copy of his book via his Substack or email and reflects on his long-standing relationship with Greg Carlwood. Carlwood praises Tsakiris for his dedication to ideas over profit, noting his refusal to run ads or seek memberships for the Skeptico podcast.

Dr. Jakob Nordengaard emphasizes that a tipping point of public awareness is approaching, with ordinary citizens increasingly recognizing the globalist agenda. He shares anecdotes of grocery store clerks and repairmen expressing interest in his research as evidence of a growing movement. Nordengaard directs listeners to his website and Substack for further research on the "Global Coup d'Etat" before concluding the interview.

Greg Carlwood introduces an anonymous writer known as Schwab, the author of a Substack blog focused on the manipulation of the human timeline and consciousness. The discussion frames modern narratives as carefully crafted psychological operations designed by a "capstone cabal" to elicit specific reactions. Schwab's work explores topics ranging from astral beings and crypto-terrestrials to the true purpose of historical events like World's Fairs.