Welcome to progressive discussions. I am in the new location of Edgewater, New Jersey. I had to move no more hometown of Lodi. I am now a couple blocks from the Hudson River overlooking the Manhattan skyline. I am here with my co-host, Mr. Gary W. Owens, originally from Virginia now residing in Tennessee. How are you doing for this late red-eye show? I am doing pretty good. I had a very stressful week at work so now I am having some Mickey's Fine Mall liquor. I have already had one. I am ready to have my second one. I am going to tip on this during the show. Let's see what I end up saying with a nice little buzz on.  To be honest, after the week I have had, I really could give two fucks less. Well, it will be heat. The heat of reality just pouring out of you. My webcam is messed up. The software and all that BS is making it not want to work. So I am stuck with my gaming headset and the logo. All right. We have done that once or twice before. It happens. Of course, you people already know Gary Owens when his webcam does work because we have done a pretty decent amount of shows when he uses his webcam but he is having difficulties. We have got to deal with it. That is it.  It is taking place with Donald Trump. We keep hearing you cannot do this and that with a sitting president. They should say a golfing president, not a sitting president. I guess he has to follow certain laws even though he is a Republican.  I will call him Roseanne Barr for now. Yeah. I do not really think he is protecting Donald Trump because I have seen what reports have come out. What we have seen is extremely redacted. There is something in there. They obviously do not want us to see. They are going to throw this guy. It is a matter of national security. Just because we are investigating a president, we are going to automatically throw a classified label on it. What can be shown to the public. Donald Trump is not out of the water. He has not been exonerated from anything yet. Robert Mueller has just concluded his investigations. Although he himself cannot indict a sitting president, that does not mean that Congress can't. He has done his job.  Not what Pussy Pelosi, Nancy Pelosi, the corporatist Democrat, the demon-cratt, she does not want to impeach Trump and some of the other centrist Democrats feel the same way. Bernie Sanders, he was on the impeachment train. We saw how quickly he changed his tune. He said, go ahead, impeach the motherfucker. Now he is saying, let's not impeach. Let's just try to work with him. Why is everyone cow-tow to that old bag, Nancy Pelosi? You remember how pushy she was about being speaker of the House for the second time? She kept on nagging everybody. Very intrusively, she is an old bag, like, was it Weinstein? No, once a Congress person or a senator starts to say ridiculous things in their elderly years, it is time for them to step down. She is in her 70s, right? No, she is over 80, I heard. I thought she was in her 70s. Any kind of the so-called leftist movement, we are going to embrace socialism, we are going to do this, we are going to do that, but when push came down shove, they caved. Many of the Democrats in the campaign for 2020 are establishment centrists, which means they are not progressive at all. They are not leftists. The Republicans can say anything to the left of the Tiller to Hunt is leftist, but look, if they are not for the programs that, let's say, the people from our revolution discuss or the Democratic Socialists of America, as far as healthcare for everyone and free public education, and so on and so on, if they are not for that, then they are not a populist leftist movement. Exactly, like I was saying, I mean, as much faith that people had in Bernie Sanders, you got exactly what faith you put into him. I knew right from the get-go that he was going to cave, because this is how you can tell if a Democrat or a leftist or whatever is really going to cave. When push comes to shove, it when push really comes to shove, whenever it comes time to either abolish capitalism by means of revolution or just slapping a happy face on it, that's when you see the true face of leftism. As we can see, the real embrace of socialism just has not happened. And in fact, even what little elements of social democracy American or America had is just gone. It died with Bernie Sanders. Well, Americans are brainwashed lemmings. They're sycophants. Yeah, they're sycophants. Bernie Sanders, when Bernie Sanders folded like a cheap camera after the 2016 Democratic Contevention in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, yes, I did say the word Contevention. Oh, you're going to get them feminist after you now.  They came down. I said they were looking for trouble. They're going to get the wrong, they're going to attract the wrong attention and mark my word and they all came down on me. Oh, you're this, you're that, you're this, you're that. Now, Bernie Sanders folded like a cheap camera and immediately endorsed Hillary Clinton instead of continuing to run as an independent because he had legions of people showing up at his rallies where Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton had like microscopic amounts compared to what Sanders had. Sanders was on a roll, but no, no, instead of pulling out of the, you know, saying, well, the DNC, their corporatists, goodbye DNC, pull out, go back to being independent and run as an independent. The momentum that Bernie Sanders has had, I have a strong feeling he could have really won, but he was so afraid, like a little pussy that he is, he was so afraid of taking votes away from Hillary Clinton and allowing Donald Trump to win. Well, guess what? Donald Trump won anyway. And probably one third of America did not vote regardless, regardless of whether, you know, Hillary won the pop, you know, they claim she won the popular vote.  It's like the super delegates that the Democrats have.  It's all a way to keep the little guy from really getting to the polls and voting and to keep minorities, the poor, the disabled, the elderly, they don't want the asses of the masses to get out there and vote. That's why when G.W. Bush beat Al Gore, they did not want to wait for the absentee ballots to come in, the people that weren't in the country. They did not wait for the inner city vote, I believe Cleveland, the city of Cleveland and other cities, they didn't want to wait. They immediately, the fact cats arranged it, so G.W. Bush won. So Bernie Sanders folded like a cheap camera. He's a pusillanimous pipsqueak because he is, call him exactly what he is. I mean, he's great for opening his mouth and going on a tangent or a ranting when he's in the capital building, but for him to immediately endorse Hillary 2016. And now what he's doing with sucking up to Nancy Pelosi and not wanting to impeach the Trumpansy, Trump and Stein.  I can understand why he's doing this because the House is the one that brings up the impeachment. It's up to the Senate to hear the impeachment. And Mitch McConnell has already made it abundantly clear if there's any kind of impeachment from the House, he is going to squash it like that. I mean, he's already made that abundantly clear. Go ahead and say this right now.  Mitch McConnell is the one that said he is going to, his mission, his objective is to make Barack Obama a one-term president. And we saw how quickly that turned out. That did not happen.  And they have choices to make. And if someone who's a responsible educated adult is in politics and makes decisions that shows a lack of integrity or just corruption, they don't deserve to be referred to with any nice gentle words. So therefore their corporate whores, other ones, Chuck Schumer, Corey Booker, any establishment Democrat. Listen, when Corey Booker was mayor of Newark, New Jersey, he had a private meeting with Balloon Boy, Crisco, Krispy Kreme Christie at a private meeting with Balloon Boy, Chris Christie, and all of a sudden he started closing public schools in Newark. Let them write. Oh yeah. Well, let me go grab what I got in the oven and I'll be right back. Okay. And when I get back, I got the perfect thing to retort to that. Okay. All right, so hang on, Justice. Okay. I'll just have one. Yeah, I mean, CNN reports it. Many, many Democrats and progressives, even so-called progressives, they report it all the time.  He says he doesn't want to listen to the scientists in regards to climate change naturally because big oil means money in his pocket.  It's money. That's it. The bank is their church. Money is their God. So in this case, they're not going to listen to the scientists because the objective of Republicans, right-wing capitalism, is profit before people and the planet. That's it. Money, profit. That's their only objective. And I refuse to support any establishment Democrat who calls himself a centrist or who lies and calls himself a progressive, but in reality is a centrist. The media makes that big mistake. The media refers to many of the Democrat candidates as progressives. They're not progressives. The American media is, they might claim to be progressive.  They have to find their P's and Q's in the media. So that woman, Erin Burnett of CNN, sometimes she sounds right-wing. Alright, I'm back. Yeah, you're back. Okay. Now, the response to a Democrat, an establishment Democrat that passes himself off as a progressive, like Cory Booker, but then schmoozes with Republican governor, the very obese Chris Christie, and then closes many public schools. And he did not work wonders in any way for the city of Newark. It's still a dump. Camden is still a dump. Jersey's just a dump here. Atlantic City's a ghetto. As soon as you leave the boardwalk and the casinos and the hotels, you've got heroin addicts bobbing their heads up and down. I was there. Right by the entrance of the casinos, you've got aggressive panhandling young black guys that are very able-bodied. One of them yelled that my friend Jimmy, who used to be a county cop, says, Jimmy is soda. You know what Jimmy had in his pocket? The high-voltage cattle prod where you push the button and you see Frankenstein, a Boltz going, zzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz. He says he would've came near my freaking my beverage, my Snapple. I would've hit, right for his genitalia with- Snapple's not bad, but it's not really my first drink of choice. No, yeah, but he was walking around. He just needed something to drink. He said we were outside. We were we were going somewhere We're going to a wild wild West Casino and a hotel casino called the wild wild West was pretty cool. But anyway, you know aggressive pan analyst from a City that is totally shot because casino gambling did absolutely nothing to help Atlantic City Like they claimed it would when they they approved of casino gambling there did nothing Camden shot You might as well drop anthrax nerve gas and just call it a day, you know Patterson or you know, they got gangs that you hear gunshots constantly and and you have nepotism and cronyism in City Hall where? You know the government gives Patterson money and the money disappears and They cut the police force and they give themselves raises all time and they're at the gun control.  I love it. I love it and I want more of it well Why don't you why don't you take firearms away from American citizens that that's one big step towards fascism well, and they'd like to say that you know communists like the grab guns even though I've clearly shown that Socialist and communist ownership is the right to socially and collectively bear arms meaning that it's more of an enshrined Right to the United States second amendment but at the same time it helps solve the liberal versus conservative conundrum about gun ownership Versus like the oh, let's do nothing. Let's just let what's going to happen happen Just don't take our guns away versus ban everything now mainly in China according to my friend and Shanghai they They don't want citizens to bear arms. So as so mainly in China is not Yeah, because they don't want another Maoist uprising because they know that if they allow gun ownership Maoists will try to overthrow the current State capitalist government and that's not what they want Yeah, they Yeah, it's really a capitalism has only from what I I was told capitalism has only helped Like it always does the fat cats at the very top and the people Make shit when they go to work and they work long hours sometimes with adult diapers on like Foxconn Foxconn the place that assembles your iPhone and your iPads and everything You know, they're not allowed to take bathroom breaks today.  They are never gonna change no matter how much they appear to be different on the surface Behind closed doors. They have their exact same and your actions show it that they're the exact same You know where the corporate suck up Philippine guy told me well It's still a lot more money than they were making before. That's the biggest. That's the most common excuse That a capitalist suck up from those countries Always said it's a lot Even though the Philippines are much much more exploited in the United States I'll just go ahead and say that right now just because they're making more money does not necessarily mean that they're not being exploited That's a very flawed argument and very flawed logic Well, they have to pay out of pocket just like in Colombia South America They have to pay out of pocket for every time they get sick every time they need to see the doctor go to the hospital Or go if they want an education and want to go to a university everything is out of pocket that that's the that is That's capitalism Privatize everything you have to pay out of pocket for every damn thing and this is the argument I had with a friend of mine who's a Republican who insists that Single-payer Healthcare in Canada Doesn't work. Well, that's not what I heard. I mean Canada I Know they had a lot of problems, but I always get that argument a lot too is just because Canada has universal health care there for Canada is the only country that has it There are clearly other countries out there that have universal And in fact did you ever throw out the argument to him like Norway? Which was the first country to implement it and has now had it for a hundred and seven years I got no answer when I said that Scandinavia what Scandinavians you don't see them Desperately trying to be Move to the United States and become American citizens to you now You don't see them coming here because they have it good. Norway gives an eight hundred dollar a month. I think base It's income.  That's capitalism That should just show you just how much disregard capitalism really has for human life and How much it really is just for profit. I mean it doesn't matter who you exploit or Who you got a screw over to make profit? Yeah, well, you heard what I said when you were getting your chicken profit before people in the planet that's what I care about but We'll touch on this a little bit and then we'll go into what's happening more internationally. I mean, okay I hate to say it now. I mean Capitalism is in decay capitalism is dying.  I mean, I'm just gonna go and says right now. I Don't think there's gonna be an exploitation of the first world Because where they've exploited the third world so much and then the third world has started to rebel They really can't turn those tools of oppression on us Basically, they're just gonna have to you know destroy themselves and I hate to say it I think it's gonna take capitalism destroying itself or only destroying the world and or both before people finally wake up and realize What's really happened? I think it's gonna have to be right there. So in Their face to where you can't really argue anything else otherwise before people really realize the Dierness of this situation I mean that I know that sounds morbid and it sounds very pessimistic, but it's the truth Hey, that's really what it's gonna take. Hey great civilizations of the past.  Thank you very much United Kingdom for that Happen to know of a British College professor now living in Perth, Australia that is is is is a greedy is Cheap-ass skin Flint. You'll ever meet in your life. I mean he'll Everything he's got to make a profit over everything he even steals other people's ideas. I told him I says Now I know where the United States God, it's you know How it's influenced from it's influenced from I mean we we were we were We were Be gotten from the British Empire Yeah, the American Empire is basically the British Empire 2.0, but worse Yeah, much worse much worse. It's like a demonically possessed British Empire or you know And also I Know getting back to how these governments in particularly the United States is trying to Protect Religion in you in America by not telling people the real truth and the real evidence that they have About extra terrestrials and they have tons of evidence and they just won't let it out Because you're afraid of panic, you know, I mean What real panic would they would there be I mean I hate to say I think the masses would accept Aliens more than what they would organize religion Organized religion has more to lose about an extra terrestrial Civilization being revealed than the masses themselves I mean you're I mean if you've watched ancient aliens, I mean the proof is all there Aliens have been interfering with our past. They're interfering in our present and they're interfering in our future whenever that time comes And it's just right there. It's it's inarguably that we are Half Primate and half alien. It's just it's right there. There's no argument really to be had we were an experiment I think evolution. I think Otherwise you would still you would still see primates walking upright Walking out of the jungle to this day. You don't see that we were an experiment. We were they created us and Of course the ancient humanoid's look looked at them like they were gods Mm-hmm now organized religion Has Done many wicked things Exactly, I know they're so quick to point out the evils of socialism and communism But then yet how many millions of people have died because of religion in the name of God the Catholic Church I think it was responsible for over 50 million Deaths and look how look how corrupt many of the popes were back in the Renaissance period and the Middle Ages They were very corrupt very wicked, you know, if you disagreed with them they had they Accused you of heresy and either hung you they tortured you in torture chambers and then burned burned you at the stake you know just for like Disagreeing with the pope who claims he was the pick the vicar of Christ like he he represented God and Christ on the earth and he was as corrupt as they can be and Look how wealthy they are but they want you to feed the children They want you to donate to feed the starving children. Meanwhile, they got gold bullion They you know, they their treasury is immensely wealthy the real estate that they own Religion what's not there to love about it? I mean in macaroni saying how many millions if not billions of lives have been Innocently slaughtered because of religion. I Mean if you were to put together how many people have been killed in the name of Allah Yahweh Jehovah I yearn to you it would Trump how many People have died because of the so-called evils of socialism and communism and even this This is even better.  Don't fool with that shit no more Yeah, I mean all organized religion not just Christianity they have done Countless wicked things the only people that did not really do any any anything evil Exploiting and murdering was probably the Buddhist monks The Dalai Lama, but we'll touch on that hearing just yeah, they're very inoffensive very peace-loving They're one with nature like like an earth religion like, you know, like the Wiccans or you know They're at one with Gaia, you know, yeah Here here's one thing I want to throw out and if there's any religious people watching this I'm sorry, but this is just one thing that has to be said if it pisses you off I really could give two fucks less, but it's something that has to be said.  You know, how many holy wars have there been in the name of Satan how many How many battles or how many killings have they really been in the name of Satan? I Guided you they're out there, but I mean it's such a disproportionate ratio like probably 1% if that you're right So, I mean it seems like to me You know Satan really doesn't seem like all that bad of a guy I mean, I know I'm agnostic atheists, but it seems like to me Satan's really not looking like that bad of a guy here and If you read the Bible and read other religious texts, what is it? It seems like they're particular God or goddess like support genocide slavery torture Inequality those things that they like to pin on Satan but then yet if you read Satan Satanism and Luciferianism and things like that. They don't really advocate that so Some things not quite right there. The the exorcist Bishop Brian who is on The travel channel show goes to ventures. He told me he says People always blame Satan or a demon they say oh An evil spirit made me do it Satan made me do it. He says They don't make you do anything. You have freedom of Will Free will I mean is that really a thing because I mean last time I checked I don't think we really have free will but continue on your thing.  They're not Independent critical free thinkers like the late-grade George carlin used to say They're really not you know and You're getting back to organized religion. Hey that includes the evangelical tv Evangelists that that run mega churches If they were really christians They would never have a mega church Because they would be giving to the poor helping the homeless All right, i'm back. I mean they If you're a pat if you're a pastor with a mega church, then you're hoarding and stealing donations Exactly, but that's one thing i've never figured out if money is the root of all evil Then why do they ask for at the collection plate at church? You're basically just gathering up evil and spending evil to fund your church You know the lack of money can also Is also the root of all evil too If somebody's that desperate, you know and like an animal backed into a corner If you have nothing to lose And you and you literally are destitute, you know, I mean, uh Under capitalism the lack of money And excessive hoarding of money Both Create Very bad situations so it does but yeah, um just religion. Why does there not really to love about it? And i'm just i love how they pin everything on satan. It's just Whatever happened to this thing called individual accountability, you know Why can't it just be you know? One person did something Bad and provided a rational explanation for it like a product of nature versus nurture Like he like he or she may or may not have come from a good or bad home and then All that jargon and then they have this mental disease brought on by this that you know Why can't we have a good rational explanation? Oh, no the devil made them do it. Oh Oh Yeah, well Like jesse ventura said organized religion is for weak-minded people and I I I agree And and and it's it's totally corrupt and and it can't hey, you haven't noticed right wing Capitalists fanatics they they love This organized religion they embrace like evangelicals and they embrace all the Zealots that's the word I was looking for the zealot religious fanatics They love it. It showed me a republican and They're always a zealot I mean, there are some democrats who probably are some uh Zealots as well.   Hello. Hello. I'm cured. I'm cured. Praise the lord. I'm cured Yeah, there was an icp song called hallelujah. If you want to look this up Peter pop if he's on uh, uh, youtube Well, get back to what I was saying. Um, there's a song by the insane cloud posse called hallelujah It's off the great melinco album and it talks about exactly what is you're talking about the the tv angelicals You know that thing about like the 80s and 90s and ozzy osbourne took that jab at um I was a jimmy swagger. Please forgive me from sin against you my lord and he Took a jab at him. He got busted Just what a joke, but um That's more jab at religion and then we'll get off the religion That's probably good on progressive discussions. I gotta find insane clown posse called hallelujah.   I mean, it's a great song. I mean if you're uber religious It's definitely going to offend you but for people like me who aren't religious I mean, it's like preaching to the choir but To take one more jab at religion not to sound like george carlin here. I mean, I hate to say it I really honestly don't think there's a god and I'll tell you why I've honestly tried Okay, I really honestly tried to think and believe that we are really made in his image and that god really loves us but Seeing how this world really is It doesn't add up. I'm sorry and you can't just pin it on.  They'd all want that Yeah, well, how come even in a non-denominational christian church? They There are many pastors that won't let they won't allow others to get get up By the pulpit and give their testimony here because it's about ego. It's about the pastor It wants control This is a complaint I've heard from people that go to non-denominational christian churches that the pastor has to be the only voice up there Because it's it's an ego thing. It's about control.  Well, you know By non-denominational you also including like unitarian churches Because i've been invited to a unitarian church back when I used to live in virginia Yeah, I mean I got invited to a unitarian church and the pastor was gay But I I respectfully declined Well, no, I mean like, you know these churches where the people They walk up to you and say Can I pray for you and they try to put their hands on you? You know like the one and the ones that get all emotional and You know and they got to put up and you have the members like that the ones that are pentecostal.  They're in turmoil. I go No, they're not but what do you hear that from scanty? They're in trouble, but not economically Isis terrorists are starting to infiltrate into Scandinavia because It it's abundantly clear that the united states as well as imperialism has supported isis The united states has been shown that they have given vehicles as well as armaments to isis Is this so they have an excuse to perpetuate wars wars for profit? Not only that but This is what is also very interesting about isis They are Very different from other islamic terrorist groups You know when we look at something like al-qaeda Or any other terrorist group you can think of what really has been the majority of fighters in Their terrorist organization. It's been male extreme radical islamists However, what sets isis different apart from other radical terrorist organizations is Look at how it has recruited other people that aren't Muslim and aren't Arabic Have you ever noticed that like there are people that aren't muslim and aren't arabic Fighting in the ranks of isis or claiming allegiance to isis Especially whenever they've carried out a terrorist attack That should raise up a bunch of red flags right there because that is so Out of the norm for a radical terrorist, especially a radical islamic terrorist organization Yeah, but as we've talked about in previous videos Isis Has the extreme wahhabist ideology like Saudi Arabia once had henceforth why you know you can see why Saudi Arabia and isis have some ties, you know, they they claim to be against isis, but yet on the surface They are backing isis 100 percent And then here's another interesting fact about isis. Have you noticed isis does not attack israel They don't go anywhere near israel They only want to attack Places like syria that aren't necessarily bowing down to the united states interest in capitalism and imperialism I think you wonder Is Saudi arabian israel as well as the united states kind of secretly backing isis Yeah, they like to topple regimes that Don't count out to their There's a system of greed Government of greed And and and corporatism seems like Yeah, right Now yeah, now it's time to really concentrate on International events. Yeah, everything I want to talk about is Iran and how What the united states as well as the rest of the world Is doing to iran is an act of war and how this could potentially break out into war a war That we can't afford and don't want Yeah I'll give you a little background about this one And this is why this is very important want to talk about because You know how obama set down the leader of iran and they worked out the The nuclear agreement to where iran would not pursue any kind of nuclear armament But they would be allowed to use nuclear energy for peaceful purposes but with trump he's made this wild accusation that Somehow iran has violated this nuclear agreement When there have been various members of the international community has come in and said no iran is not violating anything of this nuclear agreement But trump didn't want to believe it So the united states left that nuclear peace agreement So iran gave the united states a chance, you know, they tried to play nice You know, they probably shouldn't have but they decided they want to play nice I said, okay Fine, you don't believe that we were not in violation of this agreement We'll give you one year to change your mind Well that year has now come and gone the united states has not changed their mind Trump still believes that they're in violation of this agreement So basically iran has said fuck you trump We are now going to scrap this agreement. We are going to continue our pursuing of a nuclear weapon You want to return the sanctions you want to do this you wanted that fine.       They're waiting in paradise. Go ahead.    There is no god. There is no devil and there is no afterlife these people the jews today In east in europe in united states and even in israel. These are not the ancients israelites and besides according to the uh, the bible All of the the tribes I think there was 10 They all they're all under a curse from god because they kept on turning their back on god and You know continued with their wicked ways And that's why they probably have all those arabic countries trying to attack them Yeah, that's part of the curse, but hey, maybe what hitler did was part of the curse, but they they in reality, yes Up until the modern day descendants of these curse ancient israel tribes the curse continues and uh they said that Theologian said that david's throne is technically in london england And that's where the wroth childs are headquartered. I think and united states is One these ephraum and manassas is great.   Maybe maybe maybe Society learning The truth about extraterrestrials. Maybe it's like Someone who's constipated And and really is a dire need of detoxification and takes all kinds of green juices and fiber and metamucil And just takes a huge dump Maybe this is this enlightenment is what society really needs I mean definitely society needs to be enlightened, but i mean We'll all say this one thing and then we'll talk more about this international issues. I I just I'm ready to meet an extraterrestrial. Okay. I mean i'm ready to meet someone off this planet Who is not of this planet who would come here to help us advance for all we know Maybe it would take an extraterrestrial intervention to bring in socialism Because for all we know there may be some kind of extraterrestrial civilization out there Who's already achieved socialism or even communism for that matter? You know, honestly, who knows be friending extraterrestrial. Let's say the graze Graze Okay, everybody knows what the graze look like like like the roswell crash or whatever Hey Be friending the graze And having a meeting with them. We say look We're in trouble the planet earth humanity is in trouble We're asking for your help You know, uh, uh, could you help us with with Like let's say medical science. I'm sure the graze could cure A vast amount of diseases That you know people are suffering from including paralyzed victims disabled people Alzheimer's Cancer they could eradicate You know just just by befriending a superior race from let's say the andromeda galaxy that can help us In a positive way not like to take everything and And made weapons out of it like mankind has a tendency of doing Uh, you know, that's what the nazis did. I mean there was extraterrestrial intervention with the nazis I mean, why do you think there were so many expeditions of Antarctica by the nazis? because there are Alien civilizations that live here on earth and they live in Antarctica and they also live under the earth And yet they also live on the moon subterranean. Yes The moon is it's very possible the moon is hollow and or the moon can be uh You know a a hidden extra terrestrial Uh a space station and you know or they could Listen Antarctica They have seen UFOs going into into holes at the top of Antarctic mountains Like in tunnels that were at the top of these Mountains that are starting to be exposed because of global warming There are entrances here to the center of the earth here on the surface of the earth And in fact there is one that is actually near me It's up in kentucky called mammoth cave kentucky It has a It has a whole Underground reservoir system that actually goes to the center of the earth And in fact that is one way you can get to the center there is if you go through mammoth cave kentucky And take look at the look at the sasquatch. They could very well be aliens Because they have a tendency to appear and then vanish Uh interdimensional travel portals I mean I I that's the only practical way extra terrestrials Can you know intergalactic intergalactically travel is to you know, utilize wormholes And interdimensional travel. So it's very possible that the shadow people That people some individuals see in their homes That psychics say well They were never alive. They're not spirits. They're not demons. We're not sure what they are We call them shadow people They could be also extra terrestrial race Mm-hmm sasquatch, you know, whatever boom. They're here. You see them and then When you go look for them, you never find them The plesiosaurus the Loch Ness monster the one in lakeshamp plain uh, uh, there's one in the um In the uh chesapeake bay called in maryland called chesapeake, they call it Like they all look the same the plesiosaurus but When they go and search for them with high technology and sonar they never find them It could be a time portal where they're coming from You know 100 million years ago all of a sudden boom.   I think they actually call them just the nords The nords well, the soviets had many um the reverse engineering from alien crashes to cyber Siberia or different, you know, I mean Look at the ancient indian sanskrit They talk about a a a device an anti-gravity device an ancient indian sands Which is a sphere with a gyroscope and liquid mercury inside and the faster the gyroscope Spins and whips around it creates Anti-gravity now the nazis actually sent Other nazi party officials to india to not only study those scripts But to actually reverse engineer the technologies that were in those scripts Yeah, I mean Why would an ancient civilization Have an anti-gravity device if they did not get help from above Well, it's not necessarily the ancient civilizations had these technologies It's just they were exposed these technologies and that's why people revered them as gods Yeah, because for example, okay, let's like let's say We go back a thousand years And you know someone from our time goes back a thousand years the medieval time They would look at us as gods because of what technology we have we showed them A cell phone we showed them a computer or how we even showed them a gun Like, you know a semi automatic rifle or a semi automatic handgun or a pump action shotgun They would view us as gods because we have technology far beyond even their comprehension When you're flying the vice to to an ancient civilization They would they would consider them gods or angels or You know any any fiery object Rapidly traveling in the sky You know to going back like a few thousand years Whatever 10,000 years And i'm i'm also glad you brought that up because in the ancient indian sanskrit text It also shows nuclear warfare that actually happened here on earth between extraterrestrial civilizations In fact the nazis were so close so close to developing a nuclear weapon. Where do you think they got it from? Or they came very close. They already had had the soviets and the united states not beat the nazi empire when they did Probably by the of 1947 1948 They would have had a nuclear weapon You know japan had jet aircraft towards the very end of the war I think mr. B. She made their aircraft soon. They had jets Hidden in japan. They had said just like the germans had the jets And uh weren't weren't a von braun He played a huge role for nasa and they got one von braun I mean, uh, soviets got some some german scientists, but we weren't a von braun. We got the bulk of it We got the bulk of weren't a von braun Was nasa at that time and i'm also glad he brought that up because We're gonna get more into international affairs Have you noticed that ever since germany has reunified that the east is still treated horribly as compared to the west? Yeah, like even though the country is now unified and i use that term loosely west germans still Looked down upon each germans even though the country is now supposed to be unified even though there's not even Anything remotely related to socialism or communism still left in east germany.  They said oh, okay Well, since you're not really that high-ranking of an official You may or may not have participated in crimes committed by higher nazi party officials We'll give you blank immunity in exchange for x This this and this all you got to do is testify against them and then we'll give you a government position in west germany I guarantee you that fucking should happen because that's what they do to um people that are in the mob the mafia or even um various gangs It's really no different Oh, by the way, warner von braun used to discuss extra terrestrials quite often He believed in them and uh, he says that He himself got help and even uh nicola tesla Has While he was sleeping received all of the uh The information that he used for his inventions mysteriously received them And um tesla I'm glad you i'm also glad you brought that up because this is one thing we'll touch on as well is um I get the this question of what really are dreams And I could tell you exactly what dreams are Dreams are a very complex part of the human brain When you're asleep You unlock your subconscious your subconscious is 30 000 times more powerful than your surface conscience Yeah, when you go into sleep now, this is what is very interesting While although I may not believe in a god or a devil or an afterlife human beings are very interesting beings And here's what we are capable of when we are asleep and we unlock our subconscious Our subconscious actually unlocks the other 90 percent of our brain That is why we can have such very vivid as well as lucid dreams that May not really make sense on the surface Now that's the first level of it is it Helps you unlock a much deeper understanding of the left brain and the right brain Now the second level astral projection Why isn't you think that? You have like this almost like out-of-body experience or you experience sleep paralysis when you're asleep My grandfather practiced that because my grandfather worked with edgard kasey in virginia beach The sleeping prophet he did astral projection and uh You can you can travel through the universe I won't get on that. That's the third level but continue Yeah, he told he told me stories of what happened to him That you have to to make a long story short. You have to get back to your original body Within a specified amount of time like, you know, you can't be flying around the world of the universe like Uh For as long as you want You have you have to return but uh, there's a certain process a certain meditative state that he went under It took time for him to do this and uh, you know once he got to the point where He was able to Elevate out of his body See himself in bed look around the room and then Fly wherever wherever he wanted to go in this case throughout the universe He landed on a planet and uh He said he heard a voice because he saw something that is something uh another one something evil Was lurking behind a rock On a planet and you heard a voice saying return to your body immediately do not Tangle with that entity And why do you think the cia has? You know recently declassified documents about astral projection because what they've done is Why do you think we've not been back to the moon? Because there are alien bases that are on the dark side of the moon that have actually run us off of the moon And don't want us coming back Well, they there's images Of of unnatural structures that are on Yeah So what the cia did was they hired people that were you know more inclined to be Those that can astro project and what they would do is they would astro project themselves here on earth Up to the moon to observe the dark side of the moon in alien bases So That's the second level now the third level This is the hardest one to achieve The third part of dreams is where you astro project But yet you don't realize that you have But you have either gone backwards or forwards in time Or you have also gone to another Parallel universe or another dimension so to speak. I'll give you an example The other night I had a very Interesting dream like I the dream was I lived my day Ahead of what I was supposed to And when I woke up, I'm like that was that was weird, but then yet The way my day played out was exactly how it happened in my dream I was like, hmm that that's freaky And then there's instances of where like Stuff seems familiar but at the same time it's not Example I've had other dreams where I know it's me But my surroundings aren't The way they're supposed to like something is off Like you know, it's either a different time or it's a different place And I know it's not this universe so Dreams can actually help you Experience yourself in a another time or even another parallel universe Fascinating So yes time travel does exist. You can go to the past or to the future You can go to parallel universes and You can also astro project So yes, all that is real Yeah, they say the universe is curved like a human it's wormholes are By the only practical way you can intergalactically travel fast because didn't Einstein say that the human being Cannot travel at the speed of light Something something bad will happen to them. You know, well It's not necessarily something bad will happen. I'll I'll elaborate on this Yes, I see that hang on just one second one. Okay, so What you have to understand is this thing called time dilation how time is relative to something You ever seen the movie interstellar? No, okay If if you don't know what I'm talking about then I'll shed some light but To better understand what I'm talking about watch interstellar. So There is such a thing called time dilation how time is relative example Time here on earth Is this time Now take time up in the international space station above earth Now time is not going to be Not that much different because we're not really traveling At the speed of light we're traveling like You know, not even anywhere remotely near the speed of light But they are traveling faster enough to where time will be a little bit faster up there than what it will be on here It's very minute, but it's like maybe Less than a second if that so there is a time difference between here on earth and here up in space now To get more into what Einstein talked about The faster you go towards the speed of light That is when time will speed up relative to you compared to the rest of the universe Now you don't really notice a big time difference until you hit 70 percent the speed of light So when you hit 70 percent the speed of light, that's when time starts to dilate um in the movie interstellar They went on this planet that's near a black hole. I think it's called gargantua or something like that and One hour on that planet Is like x amount of years up on that spacecraft like they were only on that planet for an hour And their friend up in the spacecraft that was still up there near this planet in this black hole They aged years So when you hit 70 percent the speed of light That is when time will go faster for you Than what is relative to you um so Humans can get safely probably to about 70 to 80 percent the speed of light now getting that 81 percent to 100 percent Is going to be the hardest part, but here's what's also interesting If you go faster than the speed of light Time goes backwards Wow, how about that? It's a very interesting phenomenon to kind of put it in layman's terms Time is relative to the speed of light But if you somehow beat the speed of light and you beat that curvature or that straight line You could theoretically go backwards in time That's where the whole entire wormhole theory comes from You know either bending it backwards on spacetime to go back or bending it forward to go forward in time So if you you can literally Come back 20 30 50 years into the past You could now whether you could time travel and actually either interact or observe That's kind of up in the air and i'll get this question Well, if you can't go back in time Then how do you go forward in time to go back in time if you just keep going forward? How can you go back to your own time simple? Keep going forward until you find a time where they discovered backwards time travel and then go back I mean, it's not that hard They had a twilight zone episode where they were in the aircraft and they hit major turbulence and they ended up Back in prehistoric times they and you saw the the low budget dinosaurs munching on Yeah, and then they you know, they went back again. They turned around and went back into the turbulence You know and then they they were They still weren't back to to their You know the modern times they were in You know at that which was the early 1960s Rod Serling they were Uh to elaborate more on um time travel and in fact our government has You know dabbled in time travel So to speak you ever heard of a name called Andrew Boshago Okay, jesse ventura and conspiracy theory did their own special on this They interviewed this guy by the name of Andrew Boshago And he claims to be an actual time traveler And in a nutshell he claimed he was part of project pegasus and project pegasus was where they sent children back in time Or sent them forward in time to gather information He claims that He went back in time to The american revolution and helped george washington win the american revolution He claims that he has gone back to um The civil war and actually there's a he claims that there's a photographic evidence of him actually being in gettysburg I forget the name of this photo, but Child in gettysburg. I mean if you look at him, he looks so out of place Because they when they snapped this picture there was no such thing as photoshop back in this time And when you look at this picture, he claims that he is this boy that is in this picture in gettysburg It's unclear what his purpose was going back in that time But he claims that I was that boy In that gettysburg picture And then he's claimed that he's gone back in time to see the crucifixion of christ He's claimed that he's gone forward in time or aliens evade earth that they've Helped us advance as a species in this that and the other Whether it's really true or not. I don't know I mean he has very believable stories because I mean where this would fall apart is if there's no photographic evidence But he points to only one photographic evidence of him being a time traveler That's what sets this apart from other claims Right in other words Was he ever Did he ever go back in time where there is a photograph of him as an adult? So, you know that show some evidence Well, he's he claims he was only in this project for x amount of years that when they reached a certain age they stopped putting kids through time travel because they Like I guess out war their usefulness Because what they would send them back in time for is they figured that children would be very resourceful that they would give them a simple task To go back in time and to do this and they would just do it Whereas maybe a teenager or an adult may question or may not do what it is they're supposed to do So I think when he reached like 12 or 13 they pulled him from the program But this is where it gets even more bizarre He claims that the united states has had time travel for so many years And what they did was they would go backwards and forwards in time to plan future wars and prep future presidents He claims that in 1973 In the project pegasus room they had photos of The twin towers being attacked in 1973 that they somehow went forward to 9 11 2001 to get these photographs to bring back to plan their war 28 years in advance It gets really really wild And and of course true tv or Higher powers had that show cancelled The the FEMA camps I think was the first show to get pulled You know, but it had the all the plastic Caskets all piled up The barbed wire and or yeah, that was the first show to get pulled And I I I told on facebook. I told uh true tv's I wrote something on true tv's facebook page. They should not call themselves true tv Remember back when used to be called court tv. They changed it. What was it 2007 or 2008? I don't really watch tv anymore I mean, I just watch uh like cna and I watch documentaries History channel or you know national geographic or whatever travel channel like documentaries I'm the reality shows. They're getting ridiculous now.  Oh lord I mean now now this one called butcher. That's the new one where it where Butcher's compete to see who can Prepare their carcass and cut it up the fastest That's the new one You know but I I do Fine amusement with um the moonshiners And then there's uh the what do you call the ginseng they even have one with the all the ginseng wars in west virginia.  I mean west virginia is a ginseng gold mine Really? yeah so latitude latitude latitude uh in certain states That are mountainous are probably Equivalent to where ginseng normally grows in in asia Um, I don't really know what the elevation is. I know here in kingsport Our elevation is still in the 1000s. Now you go up into virginia It's going to be like in your 2000s Now there are some parts of west virginia where you might go up in like the 3000 somewhere in that area And I will tell you There are parts of west virginia that actually do look nice. Don't get me wrong. I mean there Mountains in west virginia that are just absolutely beautiful. The wildlife there is beautiful But the people that live out there in the sticks or in the boonies or outside of civilization Stay the hell away from them. They're in bread, right? Yep I mean, I've been throughout west virginia.  That's just right across the way from us When we had our power out and he was coming out this way you could see him for miles He was the only source of light for miles. You could see him But it is nice and peaceful out here. Um As I was telling you before, um There's a mountain here in the city of kingsport. It's called bays mountain And they have their own wild wildlife reservoirs as well as a planetarium And on a clear night out here and it's a full moon. You can hear those wolves howling up on bays mountain It's kind of cool, but yet kind of creepy Yeah, there's uh, there's gray wolves. I know in uh, Arizona probably even new mexico There's I know they're not timber wolves. They're in the south they call them gray wolves You have a species of wolf and uh in in in tennis tennis in kentucky Uh, I think we do but a lot of the wolves are domesticated spreading captivity Uh, yeah, they're probably not like the big timber wolves from the uh, the canadian rockies and um I mean you can go to bays mountain and you can go to the wolf sanctuary. I mean the wolves are very friendly And in fact, um, there's really only one major difference between wolves and dogs When there was the Split so to speak between what really makes a wolf a wolf and a dog and a dog You know bark No, actually wolves and dogs bark both howl Both have the same personalities both have both have the same intelligence, but there's only one thing It really separates them apart Is their interaction with humans dogs domesticated themselves with humans wolves did not So the fact that we have a domesticated wolf or wolves up on a bays mountain They're kind of out of their norm so to speak Wolves aren't really social and interactive creatures with humans. They like to stick more with themselves Where dogs aren't well if dogs become feral they they re-assume the the pack Uh hierarchy with the alpha female the alpha male You know, they uh, they I think I think the alpha I forgot if there's If it's the out the alpha male is at the end To look out for the overdo. I know what you're talking about the alpha male Goes in the back make sure no one's left behind, but If there's ever a challenge between one alpha male and the other alpha male The alpha female will actually protect the alpha male What she will do is When they both start growling and they have their hair standing and they you know do their alpha male show Off what the alpha female will do is she will actually put herself underneath the alpha male's neck to protect him in combat So I guess you could say that really in some ways wolves Have like this understanding of equality because if the alpha male dies in combat Then the alpha female now has to take on the role of the alpha male and the alpha female will actually fight the other alpha male To ensure that even she has not become Overcome by the other alpha male And they you know People will find it's hard to believe but when I I used to have bearded dragon lizards, right?  They're they're social Uh, there's actually an alpha female bearded dragon and an alpha male and and The way the females appease the alpha as they wave they they'll lift Their hand up like this They'll do this At first I thought it was strange until I found out what it was Is waving the females were waving to me. So I was The alpha that the male visits like they do push-ups You know either territorial Or you know appeasing the alpha male. It's interesting, you know, I mean And it's the same way with cats. I mean Cats were the first animal to voluntarily domesticate themselves with humans Yeah, cat. Well, you know a cat a bobcat and a lynx Look very much like a domesticated cat in a lot of ways They do um, but here's what makes a domestic house cat a little bit different from like a bobcat a panther a lynx or even a tiger is You know, they domesticated themselves with humans while the others did not so Here's one thing that they that cats had to do was an evolutionary trait to domesticate themselves with humans is they used to have a much higher pitched meow And humans could not hear that really high pitched meow other cats could but humans could not so what they actually had to do was In order to communicate with other humans They had to lower their pitch of meow and actually get it in our Um Hurts hearing range because it used to be like 25,000 which is Well out of what a human ear can hear You know what I noticed a sigmes cat sounds like a crying baby a sigmes cat as a distinctive meow that is very different from other cats domestic cat species different from the tabby's and they're it's it's like a It it's very different. It's very distinctive you know They say sigmes cat as the most dog-like personality Mm-hmm Yeah, we we've got three cats. Um, we've got a tabby named gigabyte. His full name is gigabyte g1 gaming Um, the reason why we named it gigabyte g1 gaming is my wife has a g1 gaming gigabyte graphics card in her gaming computer and What we did was we bought the cats The male was supposed to have taken up with me and the female was supposed to taken up with her but actually The exact opposite happened The male took up with me the male took up with her and gigabyte He he's a very interesting cat because he has this very interesting meow. He always goes like I mean he loves the attention. He loves the pets. He loves all the attention And in fact whenever I was asleep the other morning I didn't realize I forgot to feed them. He literally got up on me and got right in my eye and went And I was like, oh lord Now the female cat that was supposed to have taken up with my wife, but ended up taking up with me Her name is pixel the reason why we call her pixel is She's a tortie and you know how torties have like that really interesting unique color scheme going on with their fur Well with her She has this little spot on her nose that looks like a pixel. So therefore we just call her pixel Um, she's more of the she's stubborn.   Oh, no that she's not that kind of cat I mean if you pick her up and you know pet her for maybe a minute She's okay with it for about a minute and then after that she wants down Uh picking her up and then like holding her close Forget that what she will do is she will pin her ears back and then hide her face And then she will like hide her tail and she'll get very agitated Yeah, that different person And then we have a third cat which we adopted from Um, some owners I couldn't take care of her anymore Her name is ocean. She's a Long-haired calico Maine Coon That's a big cat. Maine Coon is a big species. Well Compared to other female Maine Coons. She's on the small side But her size is primarily her fluff. I mean she's a very fluffy cat.   Oh the purring. All right. It was like right here That's the purring is a very interesting aspect of cats because People automatically assume just because a cat is purring they're somehow happy No, there there's different reasons why a cat can pur A cat primarily purrs because they're happy But yet a cat can purr because they're also agitated annoyed or they're mad Interesting now another interesting thing if you want to understand cats is the tail Don't necessarily pay attention to their face or their meow pay attention to their tail because their tail does not lie Yeah, they like when a cat does this with their tail, right? So that that means is They're about to do something like they're they're they're they're getting Excited or they're focusing on something right? When they decide switch Uh, here's some basic understandings of the cat's tail.  Are you Cause gigabyte does that all the time All right now when the cat starts moving its tail back and forth Now depending upon the speed of which they do it Varies if they're doing it very slow like pixel and ocean will do it as they're walking It just means that you know, they're just aware of their environment. They're just watching what's going on Now when it starts speeding up and it starts going left to right left to right really fast That means they're getting agitated. They're getting revved up They'll do that a lot of times when they play Right now the whiskers I find it interesting because they have They have like I'm long eyelash like it's not only here That they have these long whiskers they they have them like all over their face They have a very interesting and very heightened sense of smell As well as taste You think you think those whiskers all over their face are for navigating and not internally A cat is a very good hunter. I know they say that you know coyotes and Um wolves are the most dangerous hunters. No actually in fact most dangerous and best hunters are cats I I saw a cat imitate make bird calls to try to bait wild birds Oh, yeah, it's called charming pixel. We'll sit up here in our uh window And she'll do it. It's very interesting. Some cats will charm some won't but it's like Oh What they're doing is they're mimicking the sound of the bird to try to Draw it closer to it and then once they see the opportunity moment they attack it Yeah, it's interesting. You know, that's what they that's what they do You know, they they their masters at stealth, uh I guess their their objective is to try to sneak up on on the prey You know as close as they can Well, they're they're not as good at stealth as what you might think I mean if you don't make any noise Or you just make so very little noise. They really don't pay attention to there's been times Where they've been sitting up here in the window and I've made extremely Very little noise and I've snuck up on them and got them Yeah, so I I guess maybe If they're not really all that focused they pay more attention to noise, but if they're like focused or observing the External sounds of the environment just kind of go by the wayside Because like they have all heightened senses, but yet when one becomes more heightened than the other One just kind of gets pushed to the passive background I saw in a documentary of how jaguars actually would stalk a caiman and get right into water and And and bite it in the back back of the neck or bite a skull, you know and pull the caiman Out of the water. Well, caiman is not, you know, like a Size of a crocodile or an alligator, but you know, they're They're there's more versions, but yeah, jaguar Has like I think the strongest bite or one of the strongest bites um Now mountain lions cougars are also in the andes. I I didn't realize it so I saw it on a documentary during south america and the mountains down there Uh, they look exactly the same oh, yeah But from an evolutionary standpoint getting back to the evolutionary standpoint is That's one thing that humans really don't understand about cats is While although they are mammals just like dogs There's one thing that actually still kind of keeps them To the lower mammalian brain and more into the reptilian brain as compared to other mammals Have you noticed when cats hiss? What does it sound like? snakes Yes, that's the reptilian part of their brain that did not Go away when cats evolved But I guarantee you other animals have that as well when they still live more in the reptilian brain But for some reason just that one aspect of cat still stays in the reptilian brain Well, they showed It's talking about evolution they showed how cats and dogs feline painine were first Evolved from this ferret looking creature Um in africa Of course, you know Going towards south africa because supposedly that was the first Uh portion of the planet earth that Cool actually cooled down and it looked like a ferret and and some became some evolved to be Cat and some evolved to be dogs. So um I played with ferrets and they and this looked exactly the same as the one in the documentary That was prehistoric You know, they're um Yeah, badges, wolverines Nates, they're all They're all in that family And then here's another interesting evolutionary aspect that is different in both cats and dogs All right, so the way you communicate With your body language with cats and dogs is also very different all right, so The way you communicate with a cat is you know how they always say with a dog Don't ever put your hand over a dog that is viewed as aggression.  They'll either meow and walk towards you or They will rub up against your leg.    I wonder how that came back. That's interesting Yeah I guess I guess they're capturing their prey is totally in their bite Because they can't they can't grab their prey with claws nah Yeah, there's one more thing that we can we can talk about and then I'm gonna Yeah, yeah, let's wrap up There is one more thing I do want to talk about is I want to talk more about israel and what their current plan is And what they're trying to propose for peace All right, so Here recently israel has proposed this idea and so to speak on how to make peace with not only palestine with the rest of the arabic world and It's just being ridiculed and laughed at I mean everything yet nyahu does he's Making himself look more and more illegitimate than what he already is I mean, I hate to say it People can get pissed at me all they want but Israel is not legitimate yet nyahu is not legitimate And every time he tries something he just makes himself look that much more illegitimate as well as the state of israel okay so his plan of I I hate to say it. I don't necessarily think palestinians are really ready to accept peace with israel It's just it's not going to happen Israel has committed too much ethnic genocide against palestinians to really want peace for all of that It's a slap in the face. It's an extreme insult What I'm waiting to happen is I ran finally get a nuclear weapon They pointed at israel and then the rest of the arabic world just attacks israel and overthrows it I'm just i'm waiting for it to happen It's going to happen And there's nothing that the united states or israel or anybody else in the world can do to stop it I mean, it's going to happen yeah Yeah, because they're like I just can't stand Any lobbying group that demands special treatment and they're one of them, you know, they're one of them and they make you know Yeah, I'm all I'm with you and you're on your Your daydream of What what what should happen? Yeah, I mean there was a plan to have two separate states of israel and palestine by Israel rejected it and the united states rejected it I mean if there really was going to be any kind of peace between the two countries That would have been it I mean even though it's stolen land that would have been any kind of peace agreement between the two countries That would have been it and they ignored it Yeah, so Israel has pissed off way too many people in this world like Fewer what few allies israel had here recently They've turned their backs on them. They said no, we're not supporting you. In fact, if anything, we're going to be against you And I can hear those evangelicals. Oh the the This peering against israel is the coming of the antichrist Oh, yeah, so turning against ethnic genocide is the coming of the antichrist how And why this is a bad thing how Because last time I checked according to your religion and your holy text god is supposed to be against murder Well god's chosen people are committing ethnic genocide. That's murder So the fact that the world is turning on murderers is a bad thing Show just how warped of logic you all really have Yeah, like the warped of logic of the the right to life nuts So yeah, the right to lifers.  Oh, well, they they care they could really care less until they reach 18 Military age, that's when they are just exactly what they're looking for.  I don't know if it's a propell grant, you know to go to school They go oh, it's mandatory that you register for the draft. Otherwise you cannot apply for any government job training grant of any kind That's bull because guess what when I went to go apply for college I automatically got signed up for the draft So yeah, that that's a bunch of bull because even if you don't necessarily sign up when you turn 18 They'll they'll eventually automatically sign you up for it Really there's gotta be there's only x amount of time that They've got I mean hell there's people they've gotten Years later after trying to You know avoid being signed up for the draft and they've still got them So I mean they're going to get you eventually Because yeah, whenever I went to go sign up for college immediately. I got auto signed up for the draft interesting That that was immediately what I was told in the admissions office said well, you're 18 you're applying for college We automatically got to sign you up for the draft And even if I would have left that right then in there and not gone to college They still would have signed me up Then and then your then your only choice would be to conchie be a conscientious objector And uh like Muhammad Ali that cash just played Yeah, um, yeah these pro-lifers they just Yeah, fertilize a fertilize a now you have these these uh evangelical zealot states Now talk about something that's like Alabama and Georgia like alabamy Oh, don't worry because alabamas law a federal judge blocked it. So it's not going into law And george's law give it time that will also be blocked. Yeah Evangelical zealot Religious forget about nuts freaks. I'm going to call them freaks from now on I mean, I know that this whole entire thing is about rovey wade. I mean I hate to say it. I really don't think there's going to be a way that trump is going to clear another seat on the supreme court Yeah, he got one through but As heated and as pro-choice as america is If they were to repeal rovey wade Yeah, you would have these states that would push through things like this, but It would quickly quickly backfire Yeah, I always tell people a fertilize human egg It's just a potential life. It's just a potential life. It's no more a baby Than an acorn is an oak tree exactly, I mean This is what I was telling you about that a pro-life christian lesbian nut job I mean I as a male should not have to explain Science and anatomy of a female body to another female I really honestly that that is not my job that is not in my job description as a male I'm not a teacher. I'm not a scientist. I should not have to be doing this But I had to step up to the plate and do this and even still then it just it did not compute You know talk about the birds and the bees to about women to a woman. No, I didn't go that far I just I basically what I just said was you know Do you not understand the pro-choice position because I said a pro a true pro-choicer Is going to stand by a woman's decision regardless of what it is All right So if she wants to keep the baby, which a lot of women do There's not a lot of women out there who just go and get abortions Willy-nilly, although they are out there, but it's few and far between All these all these young kids getting knocked up. They keep the baby. They want to ride the baby train Exactly that's like Even though they probably shouldn't keep the baby as a pro-choicer We do have an obligation to support the woman's decision if she wants to keep it then Whatever she deems necessary for her health and the baby's health Or if she wants to defend herself and the baby to ensure that she becomes a mother Then who are we to say no?  Yeah, and there are women out there who still give birth To those babies if they want to do that that is their choice if they don't want to do that That is they're right in their choice as well. You know what?   You're not going to spend on the electric bill You're not going to sit on the cable bill.  You're not going to spend it on clothing.    He wants an invoice of Show where the money's being spent. He said no food. No closing.  I mean, I'm sorry.    I'm like Until that umbilical cord is cut and it takes its first breath It is not a human being and I will explain If a child dies stillborn He or she is not counted as a citizen They don't have a funeral although a funeral can be had at the parent's choice But still they don't get issued a birth certificate or a death certificate I said and until that baby takes its first breath with the umbilical cord being cut Some states say that It's murder if you murder a fetus and then some states say it's murder a fetus if you do do it my stance on it is It's at the woman's discretion if a woman wants to press charges against a man or a woman for You know murdering their child or killing a fetus or harming the fetus to where it causes a miscarriage Or that child is born stillborn If he if she wants to press charges against that man or woman fine But if she doesn't want to that's fine too Don't dictate in police to women what they can or what they cannot do Let's another thing call it a choice because last time I checked Women have only had any kind of remotely anything resembling a right for the past 100 years And still even in some parts of the world today Women don't have any rights at all much less rights to their own bodies Yeah, but you know even in the Bible it says life began began When god gave adam his first breath. So that's what when you said that before It rang a bell because even biblically that that's technically when life began when the first breath Is well, I hate to say life began a long as time ago. It's just a continuous process. It doesn't continue It doesn't start a conception. It doesn't start at this time or that time It started a long as time ago And it's just a continual process miscarriages Natural abortions things are just a part of life Yeah, exactly that just also goes to show you how Much of a lack of scientific understanding these people really have about female anatomy Yeah, I mean a woman can have a natural abortion I mean, you know, maybe too early in the ovulation cycle too late in the ovulation cycle A bad egg bad sperm things like that And or like I'd say a woman carries an x amount of time and then her body only rejects it You know, that's a natural abortion that technically is a natural abortion And guess what that's nothing the man did that's nothing the woman done That's nothing God did that's something the devil did that's just Life that's just science doing its thing well that's this one thing that That right wing conservatives reject and that is science So I know on that note Let's call up. Let's call. Let's wrap it up. Yeah. Oh, I got one more point and then I promise we will wrap it up So this is my last point another reason why I'm pro-choice There are parts of the world where women are not allowed to have abortions for any reason You know, they are forced to carry a fetus Regardless of what the reason is And they a woman cannot have an abortion period And then when you have other parts of the world where there are forced abortions, yes, that's right forced abortions Where it relies more upon what the man wants say a man wants a son And the fetus is not a male fetus is a female The man can decide okay. I wanted some but I will take a daughter But if the man does not want that daughter That woman has to go and get a forced abortion and the woman cannot have any Right to say no, I want to have a daughter so when you have Places of the world where women don't have rights At all and there's forced abortions and then ask and then parts where women aren't allowed to have any abortions at all Pro-choice is really the most rational and logical if you ask me yes So yeah, and then when she was talking like What right is really being taken away by women by this law? I'm like, okay Let me explain this little thing called reactionary thinking which apparently does not comprehend in your mind Let me give you a little history lesson all right Women today and have always been treated as property to men Okay And no amount of your historical revisionism saying well men went out to war did this did that they didn't always oppress women No, no, no don't give me your historical revision bullshit Women have been subjugated and treated as property to men for thousands of years all right So with them passing this law This is just the start. This is the reversing of time First it will be a woman's right to choose to her own body Then it's going to be what a woman can think and say Then it's going to be going back to arranged marriages Now being subjugated back to men completely things like I know the mentality of these people I'm sorry.   That's that's why I told her if you can't tell the truth.  Well, I did it for you I got the I got the I got the world's loudest biggest go gonad Jingle bell Okay Well, I'm gonna go in here and have another beer. So I'll catch you later Yeah in honor of happy pagan christmas Well, we'll do we'll do another video next week.  Yep and festivist for the rest of us. Good night. Good night


Ozone 10 is here and I want to tell you about my three favorite features. Hi folks, I'm Mike and I hope you're well. Let's do this in reverse order, finishing off with my absolute favorite and I can promise you it's worth the wait. But let's get going with some impact. Multiband compression can be both intimidating and complex to use, especially if you're a beginner. Let me know in the comments down below if you've never used multiband compression in your mastering because of this. If that's true then I think this new module for Ozone 10 called Impact could really help you out. It's essentially a multiband compressor stroke expander but without the complex controls. I'm going to start off by making some adjustments to the low end of this song by adjusting this slider here which is for this frequency range here which is the low end. When it's down below zero it's compressing and when it's up above zero it's expanding so it's making changes to the dynamic range. Have a listen and also look over this side of the display. You'll see the compression stroke expansion kicking in and then you'll see a release time, a time where it returns back to zero. Now if you couldn't quite hear what was going on there, they've got a handy little control called the Delta mode here. When you turn that on then you're not going to be hearing the original music. You're just going to hear what's changed. Now a lot of you may have struggled to hear the compression there so let's put it in the compression mode and have a listen now. Now as well as being able to see it there you can probably now hear that recovery time. Now what if you want to change that recovery time? Well they've got this feature here. I've got sync turned on at the moment and this feature the envelope feature changes the recovery time but musically it's synced to the music. So if I want to make this much more sort of punchy then I could move this down to say 132 here. Have a look at this recovery time now. How much quicker it is yet and now I'll move it up and let's put it back in the mix again. So this makes it much easier to sort of understand what's going on and possibly even hear what's going on especially if you're new to this kind of processing. Let's adjust another band now. I'm going to go for this third band here and kind of focus in on expanding that rim shop sort of snare sound that I'm getting in there. So I'm going to push this one up. Okay I'd really like to sort of hone in there on that. So I'm just going to actually zero this bass end a bit. Put delta on and have a listen. Probably get a little bit too much vocal there so I'll move this up and change this. There we go that's what I was aiming for. So again I'll put my bass back where it was. Turn off delta and have a listen. Now there's a couple of the cool things that we can do. Now that we've got that kind of sound going on that we want we can adjust them all at once and keep the relationship. Just switch on the band control here to lock them all together and now as I move these sliders they move in unison and keep their relationship with each other. Now sometimes what you want to do is make sure that things don't actually change in overall volume. You get the effect of compression or expansion but you don't want the track to suddenly sound louder okay. What you can do is turn on this auto gain feature for that and then even when I push this to extremes we're not going to start clipping. Let's have a look. So overall a very straightforward multi-band compressor that even you can use if you're just starting out. Ozone comes in a few different versions and I've got links for those in the description down below. I just want to quickly tell you as well that over the coming weeks I've got some great news about some amazing new plugins so make sure you subscribe and also ring the bell. Now let's talk about stabilizer. The new stabilizer module is intended to make EQing your track much more intuitive, musical and natural but rather than you going in here and adjusting individual EQ nodes it's going to listen to the incoming signal and make some adjustments for you okay. Let's just apply it to the R track and I'm going to start off by selecting a genre okay. I'm going to choose R and B and Sol. That's just going to help the plugin to understand what targets it's going for okay and I'm just going to use this basic control here which is the amount after I start playing my track. And you can see the adjustments it's making there and of course it is responding to the actual music before it makes those adjustments. Now we've got some other basic controls here pretty straightforward. We've got speed here which is the time it's sort of taking to adjust to the music that it's listening to so we can put up pretty fast have a listen. We've also got smoothing here which is really about detail the number of EQ bands you would be adjusting for example so just making it more smooth would be less band and then making it less smooth would be like having lots of really detailed EQ bands in there have a listen to the difference with this. Now you may have struggled to hear the difference there but I'm going to show you something in a moment which is going to help you with that but finally let's look at the rest of the controls. We've got tame transients here okay so this is about those transients like the sort of the kick there that kind of thing how quickly it's responding to those have a listen when I switch this on. Okay you could hear it there just get a little bit more punchy in that sort of kick and bass area there. Now of course you can make adjustments overall here with low middle and high band so let's say for example I'm not really happy with what it's giving me I just want the stuff that it's doing to the high end so I'll just turn down the low end and the mids there and then as I play this you'll hear and see it only adjusting the high end. Now just in case you're struggling to hear the changes which are happening here I'll just kind of zero everything again we also on this plugin as well have the Delta mode when I switch that on then you're only hearing the differences occurring so I'll turn this down and then turn it up. Now if you're still not convinced let me do this for you I'm just going to push this all up to the top or near the top there I'm just going to bypass this play the track for a while and I'll switch it back on see if you can hear the difference it's making almost in its default mode. I think that's a wonderful little difference it's making there to the overall tone of my track. There were so many other features that I could have discussed with Ozone 10 including the new soft clip feature in maximizer and the recover sides feature in imager but in the end my number one pick was a no-brainer. Take a look and see what they've done to master assistant. For the past few versions of Ozone the master assistant has been a really important aspect of it for many of us and it used artificial intelligence to get you to a starting point with your master very quickly indeed. Well I'm pleased to say they've given it a massive overhaul and I've got to tell you I reckon it gets you really close to an ending point for your master quickly and easily. Now before we actually run it I just want to note that I did play the chorus of my song through this before I started recording this segment just to get a peak level and you can see here on the left channel it got up to minus 0.6 decibels okay so pretty close to the top already I'm mentioning this because you're going to hear this track get a lot louder okay when we run this assistant but it's not going to be peaking. Let's go ahead and run the assistant by clicking on this icon in the middle here and unlike before we don't have to fill out any questionnaires to start off with all we have to do is play our audio and let it do its magic let's do that now and boom what a massive difference now when it's finished we go to this page here let me explain what's going on here first of all it's automatically tried to detect a genre for this piece of music and if we scroll down you can see that it's selected R&B stroke soul I reckon that's a pretty good guess now what's the point of that well what they're trying to do here is match some targets both in terms of tone and dynamics for this genre of music but you can change this you can change this right now and it's going to change the character of the sound let's do that now we'll start off on the R&B soul and we'll go up to the hip hop one up here let's go to pop so if you didn't guess it correctly you can just select that yourself and it's going to try and match the typical as I say tone and dynamics of that genre of music okay now we can do things on a macro level with this display for example if we go to the dynamic section here you can see it's used that impact module that we looked at earlier and now we can just blend in how much of it is used here with this kind of macro control here the same goes for our limiting with the maximizer control here now at the moment it's optimized for streaming okay so it's going to try and match what's required for services like Spotify okay so that's where we can just adjust that manually ourselves there and we've also got some adjustment over the imaging that it's applied so under the hood and we'll see this in a moment it's applied some imaging made things a little bit wider and it's set this to around about 50% at the moment but we can manually adjust that so essentially this just just gives you a really great sort of overview control personally I think for many of us we could be done here let's just bypass this for a moment and listen to how the track was sounding before and then we'll switch it on now apart from the very obvious difference in loudness there remember we still won't be peaking we've also got a lot more clarity there and there's a lot more width in this track and again we're not stuck with that but I think it's a really well honestly that would be fine for me I think it's done a really really good job now if you do want to get some fine control just go over to our regular view over here we'll just click on that and then we can go in and we can go to each module and make our adjustments individually there okay just as we always were able to before I just want to quickly mention before we finish here if we go back to this view here as well as picking those genres for our target we can also use reference tracks so we go to this icon here click on that we just load in our reference track or reference tracks and we will be doing the tone and dynamics matches to those you do have to run the wizard again for that so it can just learn what it's listening to to try and match it but again very very easy very straightforward to use and for me this gets me very close to an ending point for my master I love the phase of evolution that we're in at the moment in the beginning plugins looked and behaved like hardware counterparts then they started to look a little different but behaved in a similar way but with the most recent phase of plugins we get plugins that have capabilities beyond any hardware counterparts and they also have interfaces which suit the modern workflow as my mate Pete Johns would say welcome to the future now recently isotope also released rx10 and you can watch my review about that on the other side of the logo just here I recommend you do that right now have a great day


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