I'm very excited because you're asking me if I should go home. Come on mom, start the vlog. Hi Emily, where are you? I'm in London now. And what is it? What day is it? Today is my birthday. Yep, it's mommy's birthday. We are going for breakfast at Gok Yuzu. It's finally back. She literally got back. She's nothing, she's just so... Excited? No, what's the call on the sassy, that's it. So she came back yesterday and we missed her a lot. We really did miss her. Ten days without her is too much. Alright guys, we're going to go eat. We'll probably speak to you at the breakfast table. Hey cutie. Hi. What are you holding? Again, do you want to know? I have a new problem. I told you, she says it in every single video. And I have a tamarind. I have a ginger. I could tell you. Yes, cinnamon and honey. These four things is amazing for me. But one day she pushed me and she said you have to come to yoga with me. No, when we first started going to yoga, you didn't have any problem. This is like ten years of hot yoga. I went to yoga and they pushed me and they took me to yoga. And when I got there each every single exercise. Yes, in every single posture I have to do, I couldn't. And when everybody they sit I said like this and it's slow, slow, I sit and when I have to wake up, stand up, I couldn't. And teacher he came and he hold my hand and he made me up. And in the end, she said to Saina, next time don't bring your mom. Because I'm going to go to school and tell of your teacher. He said there is yoga for people that have a problem. So old and broken. She can go to that, but even that's too much for us. Okay mom, what did you want to say? Hi, hello. Thank you very much for all of your nice videos. Thank you very much for all of your best videos. I'm very lucky. Awww. Trippianni, can we say have a mention? Trippianni has the best pasta. I feel like I have a little food baby. Get the meringue cake, it's like you have to. The cosme, the meringue cake and the pasta. What do you guys think of this glam by the way? It's not focusing. It's very soft, just green contact. Everyone in Yvonne is doctor for this vlog. So read the nice ones for the vlog. Awww. Your mom's the best, kids. Mom, how cute. Next one. So so cute. Love seeing your mama. What's wrong? My mom and I are headed out to lunch now. And first she's going to take a picture of my outfit. You guys will probably see it on Instagram, Persian Bunny. But I'm very excited. We're going to the place that we always go to which is not exciting. But I think she's feeling much better than her birthday dinner. She had a migraine at the dinner which was really sad. Do you feel better now? I feel fine. But all that means is that we're going to have to do another dinner. Oh, that's nice. These are some of the pics that we took. It takes a lot of outtakes. You look so beautiful. Thank you, baby. What have you been up to these past two days? Just obviously. And the makeup. And the... difficult life. I didn't look like I was feeling like like from in until in here is not like I couldn't say I had a job. But I'm tired. Yeah. So, I was saying if only you don't recognize me here because I never come with me. I always come looking rough. So when I looked in I was like, oh, like long time no see and I was here yesterday with no makeup. And they were like, yeah, long time. Where have you been? I was like, I was here yesterday. I was sitting over there. They were like, oh. I'm just very sure I thought we do look different without makeup because on the hoards like all my patients here like the geriatric team like the patients will be like my patients will tell me I never realized 12 year olds are becoming doctors today. And like, oh, are doctors getting younger or am I getting older? Apparently I look really young without makeup. It's a change of makeup. Just having to say, you are with makeup without makeup. You are gorgeous. So we're going to share this because it's huge. We always get like the similar thing. This is chicken, avocado. So very spontaneous but Sol just After breakfast. After brunch. After brunch. We were sitting at brunch and Sol was saying how someone at her workplace was not nice to her. And it's her birthday so we got my mama train ticket to go to Sheffield and it leaves in an hour. So my mom's going Sheffield. Mom, where are you going? You drive.  Mom, you have 20 minutes to pack a leave at the station. Which station? Pack, I'll wait for you. This time I'm taking just one anything I've got. I mean walking to the station. Why would you walk? I'll wait for you. Quickly pack. Don't worry, I'll walk to a station. Hi everybody. So cute. Today is my birthday and I came in here to share her birthday together. In Sheffield? In Sheffield. And I surprised her. You did? I'm so happy that she's not alone in here. Hello everybody. Excuse how I look. I literally bought some red lips and said I don't look that long there. It's so lovely. There's a card and there's a chocolate. They're really cute. And on the way home I called mom in to see what she's doing. And lunchtime I must have called that I was really upset. Oh my God. Just so okay. And I called on the way home and I was like, what are you up to? She's like, I'm on my way to Sheffield. I'll be there in 5.50. I was like, what? So here she is. We've come to this place near my house. It's called Stew and Oyster. So we're letting her have the food in her bed. But that's it. I can't believe that this is a boy but this is honey. They have cheese and honey. Sheffield. I love India. There's their television It's called It's a stew, right? Found him one. Hello. As you can tell it's a little cold in Sheffield.  The restaurant is opposite. Let's walk. And I said, okay, now I feel cold. I'm like I don't even know where it's going. It's so cute. It's not the photo, mom. We're going up. We're going up. We're going up. Look at me, looking albier. Also, yes, that's a suitcase.  She's standing opposite me. I don't know what she's talking about. I just want to say a huge shout out to my aunt. My aunt is Niko's mom. So if you guys don't know Niko, she's my cousin. And she put my mom's flowers for her birthday. How adorable. These are the flowers I got my mom for her birthday. I absolutely love flowers. My favorite flowers are pink and white roses. I like pink roses alone as well. But if you mix in some white roses, I love them too. It's my absolute favorite. On my birthday this year, all my best friends, my mom and my dad, my sisters, they all wanted to surprise me. And I ended up with hundreds of pink roses. My heart was pounding every time I saw them for two weeks. I love flowers so much. Basically, I've got an evening thing to do at uni today. So I'm going to be starting at, I think, four. I'm making myself a coffee. My mom was going to trim my hair. But my uncle, Valshad and Auntie Roy are coming to London today. So she's not really going to have time because she wants to clean up everything and there's like suitcases everywhere. So I'm going to make myself an espresso and then I'm probably going to film my everyday makeup for you guys because so many of you guys have requested it and I've realized I've not actually filmed my makeup in like, a year. A year? Something close to a year, I've not filmed. I filmed a Valentine's Day one, but even Valentine's Day was like, nine months ago. So yeah, it's been ages. I thought I'd show you guys how I do my makeup every day for uni. That'll probably be up either before or after this. I don't know how I've already decided. But in the meantime, I'm going to have a little coffee. My room is also a mess on time. It's nothing really changes in my life. So I want to film in like, this direction but we have a situation on the floor. Like, literally I haven't cleaned up my H&M delivery from like, a month and a half ago and I know I'm so bad but like, every time someone tries to touch it or like, put it away I'm like, no, no, no, no, I want to wear this I need to put this here. So I don't ever let anyone else do it and yeah, this is just new washing. Pretty much my room is a mess for cleaning, for filming and I still don't have a camera stand. Like, I've learned about this for like, months.    I'm going to get one soon, someday. So, just filmed a snake up look. Pretty much my everyday makeup. It's before the shine kicks in guys. You know when I moan on the vlog about shine that's pretty much it. Now I should probably get ready to go and running late. Um, I didn't mention in the tutorial she probably should have but it takes me about 12 minutes to do this makeup but when you're talking through it and you're sitting not where you usually sit and you're trying to show everything it's obviously going to look like it takes much longer but it really doesn't. It takes me about 12 minutes to do this. So I'm going like, out, out. That will take me about 20 minutes and I usually don't do anything to my hair but recently I'm into curling it and curling my hair takes about another 20, 25 minutes and then picking it out for it. So overall it does take me an hour to get ready if I curl my hair but if I don't curl my hair then it takes me 30 minutes to get ready for a night out which isn't that bad to be honest, I think. I don't know some of you might say that's really long. Also how cute that my mom took the camera to vlog her birthday fan with Sol. I believe they had loads of fun but I have no idea because we haven't really discussed what they got up to. So I will find out with you guys when I'm editing this and uploading it and we will see if they had fun. I hope that you guys enjoyed this vlog. If you did then give it a thumbs up and subscribe to me down below for more vlog family fan and I will see you guys next time. If you're out my socials, my Instagram is Persian Bunny, my Twitter is the Persian Bunny and my Snapchat is seppi samai. I love you guys so much and I'll see you next time. Bye!


What's happening guys?  I'll say something along the lines of getting an undergraduate degree in psychology generally is not going to be a good idea because you're gonna have a hard time finding a job and the few jobs that are out there are not going to pay very well. And I've gotten hundreds of comments saying something along the lines of okay so a psychology degree in undergrad probably isn't gonna be a very good investment but once you get a master's level degree or a doctoral level degree you'll be good to go. And so it doesn't really matter what degree you get an undergrad, just go for whatever you're passionate about because if you can't find a job with a bachelor's level degree then you can just get a master's or a doctorate. Some people even say something along the lines of well I'm planning on going to medical school or law school, so it doesn't matter what degree I get an undergrad. And this might seem pretty reasonable when you first hear it. I mean psychology for instance is more important than ever with all the stuff going on in the world right now. And in the case of medical school you're actually slightly more likely to get in with a liberal arts degree or an art degree than something like math or science because of quotas. However, I completely disagree with this line of thinking and I'm gonna get into that in a moment, let me explain. And I can almost guarantee you that by the end of this video you're probably going to agree with me with a few very specific exceptions which I will go over. So make sure to stick around, sit back, relax, smash the like button and let's jump right into it. So the first thing I wanna talk about is something that a lot of people probably know about and that is that the student debt crisis is absolutely out of control. The total federal student debt right now is around 1.7 million dollars. No, it's 1.7 billion. Nope, not that either. It's 1.7 trillion dollars at the time that I'm recording this video. And that's increasing by the day.  I've talked about that in other videos and I'll talk about it more in the future. So make sure to subscribe if you haven't already. And most people know that this is really bad but it's actually a lot worse than you think. This number is more than the total amount of credit card debt in the United States which is also another situation that's totally out of control. It's also more than the total amount of auto debt which is around 1.2 trillion. Now out of all of the student debt owed over half of that debt is owed from people who have graduate school degrees like masters and doctorates. In fact, graduate school might be the biggest offender when it comes to creating the student debt crisis. This is because a lot of people end up choosing the wrong degree in undergrad because of the false promise that they're going to be able to get a really good job as long as they get a master's or a doctorate. So it's kind of like a bait and switch.  Go with your passion, choose whatever degree you're passionate about. You like dancing for fun? Why not major in that? You like taking photos? Why not major in photography? What's next, majoring in playing video games? Then when you can't get a job with your four year degree, the school busts out the, oh yeah, we've got a better solution for you. You should go back to school and get a much more expensive degree and then you'll be able to get that job that you always wanted. Now, sometimes this makes sense and it's true, but a lot of the time getting a higher level degree actually won't help you that much at all. And the reason for this is because if you're in one of those majors where you can't get a job with a bachelor's level degree, chances are a lot of other people are thinking the exact same thing as you and they're going into these master level programs as well. Then the master's level degree gets saturated and then the same thing happens with the doctorate. This is a system that basically funnels undergraduates into getting higher level degrees that cost a lot more. Those familiar with business might call this a sales funnel or they might refer to it as an upsell and it's an extremely effective tactic.  The problem is a lot of the time they still can't get a job or if they do get a job, it still doesn't pay all that well because the truth is it's all about supply and demand and there simply isn't that much demand for those types of degrees. And the types of loans that they force you to take out for graduate school are downright predatory and that brings me to point number two, which is the type of debt that you take out is much, much worse than the undergraduate variety. Now in undergraduate, the loans that you take out depending on where you went to school and what types of loans you got are gonna be somewhere around 5% interest, sometimes lower than that. And on top of that, the student loans that you take out don't start accruing interest until after you've graduated and that's not too bad considering the stock market raises at about 7% every single year adjusted for inflation and these honestly aren't very bad interest rates. To put these rates into perspective, if you invested your money into the total stock market, the average return that you would get is about 7% adjusted for inflation over the last 100 years. However, when you go to graduate school and you take out what are known as grad plus loans or parent plus loans, the interest rate last year on these loans was 7.6%. And on top of that, there is a 4.2% servicing fee that they take out as soon as the loans are dispersed. And if that wasn't enough, the money that you take out starts gaining interest right away while you're still in school.  And so by the time you start making really good doctor money, it's very possible that the money you took out will actually end up doubling over the course of you paying off the loan. And then you're gonna end up as a clickbait title for a Dave Ramsey video. Now, we've talked a lot about how the average student takes out nearly $40,000 in student loan debt in order to get their bachelor degree. The average amount taken out for a master's level degree is around $66,000. The average for a PhD was 108,000 and the average for a professional doctoral level degree like medical doctor, for instance, is gonna be around 186,000. And honestly, I'm only scratching the surface here on how bad grad plus loans are. In order to explain it all, I'd have to make it into an entire video just on its own. But basically there are a lot of protections that you get with undergraduate degrees that you don't get with grad plus loans. And of course, this isn't to mention the fact that because of the fact that this whole loan thing has been privatized, you see schools commonly charging over $50,000 a year because it's basically like a blank check. The government will pay for whatever these schools write for. Number three on the list is that it takes a very long time. Now, most people say that bachelor degrees take around four years and that's approximately correct. And then master's degrees are gonna take around two years. And again, that's about right. And then they think that a doctoral level degree is only gonna take another two years or so and that's actually way, way off. The average time that it takes to complete a PhD, for instance, is 8.2 years. And that's on top of the time that it takes to do your bachelor's degree. So really it's over 12 years overall. This is why the average person who graduates with their PhD is going to be 33 years old. And like I said before, they're gonna be $108,000 in debt. And on top of that, many professional level degrees like medical doctor, for instance, require residencies and fellowships if you wanna get into those high paying jobs. Medical school, for instance, the average age of a medical school graduate is around 30 years old. And then they're gonna do a residency that takes anywhere from three to seven years. And they might even do an additional fellowship on top of that that can take a few more. So you finally start making the big bucks in your late 30s and you might be like a half a million or even more in debt by then.   Now, don't get me wrong, it's gonna be smooth sailing from there on because of the fact that you're making such good money. But to me, it's just not worth it to go that deep in debt and spend the best years of my life working crazy hours, working 80 hours a week, studying for super hard tests. And I went over this in a video that I made about getting a medical degree, how I think it's a little bit overrated for the average person.  If I wanna travel the world, I wanna be able to do that. If I wanna start a business, I wanna be able to do that while I'm still young and healthy enough to enjoy it. And I know a lot of my viewers feel the same way. Number four reason on this list is because many people actually don't end up finishing graduate school. Only 57% of PhD students, for instance, end up graduating within 10 years. And this gets even worse when you get really down into the details and you look into the different fields of study. The completion percentage is going to be even worse for the types of fields that you'd likely have to get a master's or a doctoral level degree in order to get a job in. So for instance, in humanities, the completion percentage is less than 50%. So the ones that need to get a graduate degree the most are the ones that are least likely to be able to get one. Now this is for a number of different factors and I can probably make an entire video just on this subject alone. But basically you have to write what's known as a dissertation and then you have to defend that dissertation which is original work in front of a panel of experts.  Now one of the people that's going to grill you is going to be your advisor. And if you get a good advisor, this is gonna be great, they'll help you out a lot. But if you don't get a good advisor, they can actually hurt you. I have a friend who graduated with a PhD in computer science, for instance, and she had a awful advisor who actually stole some of her original work, posted it on his website and pretended like it was his own. She was in a situation where if she didn't say anything about it, she might be the one who gets accused of plagiarism when she actually presents it. And if she did say something about it, she'd be going against her advisor who's trying to help her to get her doctorate. So it was a super sticky situation and it ended up turning out well, but it very easily could have gone the other way. So basically they have a ton of leverage over you and because of this, if you have the wrong people in positions above you, they're not going to treat you very well. A lot of professors will exploit you, make you work like 12 hours a day, seven days a week and make you do all the grunt work that they don't want to do themselves. And if you don't like that, there's a good chance that you'll either take longer to graduate or you might not get your doctorate at all. And oh, by the way, if you don't get the degree, you still have to pay back all of the student debt. The schools basically have zero accountability for making sure that their students are successful. And because of this, a lot of the time they'll encourage students to go into careers where they won't have the ability to pay back their student loan debt. And this brings up point number five, which is it's very similar to a pyramid scheme. One thing that I found out when I was doing research on different graduate level degrees, especially PhDs, is how similar it's structured to what's known as a pyramid scheme. Now a pyramid scheme is basically an unsustainable business where only those that are at the very top end up making money and everyone else basically gets screwed. And basically people start at the bottom of the pyramid scheme as bachelor degree holders who get a degree where they're not able to find a job and then they move up through the pyramid getting a master's and then maybe they're not able to find a job there or maybe they are, if they are, that's great. But if they're not, then they move up further to getting a doctorate and they might even try to go for becoming a professor. So you've basically got teachers teaching people how to teach, teachers how to teach, teachers how to teach and on and on and on. So the majority of them probably won't even make it through to getting a doctorate and those that do might find that getting a job isn't as easy as they thought it was gonna be. And out of those that get a job, very few of them are going to become professors and out of those that become professors, very few of them are going to get what's known as tenure, which is something that professors go for that makes their job a lot better. A lot of them will go back on the job market and start looking for careers and they'll find out that they're actually over qualified for a lot of the same careers they could have gotten with a master's level degree or a bachelor's. Meanwhile, those who do end up making it to the top of the pyramid and universities can, in some cases, make a ton of money. Presidents, for instance, even ones at public universities, not even private colleges, oftentimes will make over a million dollars a year.  So I'll read a few of the comments from this subreddit. One of the funniest, most depressing parts about this sub is how many of us have independently come to the conclusion that academia is a pyramid scheme slash scam. The PhD postdoc professor system is most definitely a pyramid scheme. Be really careful with this and make sure that you don't get scammed. Number six on this list is something I wanted to point out, which is you don't actually make that much more than the same exact degree except at a bachelor level. Now, I know what you're gonna say, master's level degrees and doctoral level degrees probably make way more than their bachelor counterparts, right? No, not really. Master level degrees make about 23% more than bachelors even though they cost over 50% more and PhDs are even worse. They only make about 26% more than their bachelor counterparts even though they take an extra eight years and it costs $108,000 on average. That means PhDs only earn about 3% more than those who get a master's. So from a personal finance perspective, this is a horrible investment. So there's a lot of reasons that nobody talks about this stuff. I mean, college counselors pretty much never warn you about this stuff because it's in their best interest, the interest of the college, for you to go back to school and give them even more money because at the end of the day, it's sad to say but university just like everything else is a business. Now let's say you have your heart set on a doctoral level degree. Maybe you wanna be a researcher and that's the only way that you can get there.   You can't see yourself becoming anything else and in that case, again, ignore my advice. It's totally fine for you to go that route. Thank you so much for watching this video. I made it just for you. Go ahead, smash the like button, hit the subscribe button, ring the notification bell and comment down below any thoughts, comments, criticisms, et cetera that you have on the video. ["The Star-Spangled Banner"]


All right, good morning, cyber traders. Happy Monday, everybody. Good to see you all on this wonderful, what today's date? Today's the 18th, oh my God, one week till Christmas. Hopefully you've already had all their fun and got ready for their weekend shopping and stuff like that. Got all their stuff getting ready. I'm still waiting last minute, so don't worry about me. In the meantime, sorry about that, ladies and gentlemen. So regarding what happened over the weekend, we saw what happened with X. Listen, you'll have an opportunity to jump in. So X, big buyout, announcement came in, $55 a share, for that's what they quoted, right? Is that the news that we had out there, Rich? I think that's the news that we're looking at, but I don't know how they figured out that number at 50. But anyway, big buyout over the weekend. You know, it's kind of weird. It sounded like more like the Twitter, you know what I mean? Like, remember Twitter got bought out and it was at one number and then what happened? It went to another number and then you kept raising the price and like, okay, this is the number and they kept screwing around with Musk and they kept raising it. So kind of same thing that happened. Anyway, don't worry about it. There's always more out there. You're supposed to learn from these mistakes. Mistakes are good because if you know why you did them, you won't do them again. But anyway, we had a pretty decent week last week, even though, I mean, we all know what happened and it's like almost like old news now, what happened on Wednesday regarding last week, regarding about the Fed and we had that big, big rally in the market. But I'm not expecting it to be a crazy week. Probably within the next two or three days, you might get a good action. Walking right now is about 65 points. We're going into probably the slowest times of the year, people going on vacation, you got all the holidays coming up, people over here in New York going to holiday parties a lot.  So let's be a little cautious of what we got going on. We'll listen, we always find something moving. I mean, there are things that are moving and there are some moving stuff that are moving today. I mean, EDU is even moving up to almost $7 too. But talking about what happened yesterday, Friday, we had a pretty couple of decent moves.  So this stock, some of you remember it, we traded it back in August. It was this little cheap, little 17 cent stock, it ran to $20. It's like almost normal, we see that all the time. It was definitely one of the largest short squeezes that we had of the year. But it was good for a couple of days. It looks like it's moving again, just be careful. Every time you get these big, big spikes like that, don't expect it to go up. It might go up to maybe like $3, $4, we'll get a little bit, but it is moving this morning, it's up about 48%. We'll go check out level four in the next few minutes. So we'll stick around, but once again, another stock that's picking up from yesterday got you. We saw this come in. We told you this was a short squeeze. Stocks can go from $250 to $5 in two days. It's a 100% move. Here comes the crash, it happened. And this is what happens if you don't know how to get out of it and listen, you make those mistakes, you jump into it. If you didn't get out when I had that move on, it went at 450, you're waking up at 360. And if you don't think it's gonna go lower, listen, it's all about following the orders. But it was a good move all week last week, but this is what you have to look out for. And that's why you'll notice when we trade, we're always like, why are you getting out of it? Why are you getting out of it? We don't trust these stocks for anything, okay? Especially when they're big movers like that. They're fun when you're in them, you're in a group in a rally, but you don't need that 100% move of the day. If you only got 10% of that move, 20% move you did pretty, pretty well. All right, so that's what happened on Friday. So I wasn't expecting, it wasn't really a great afternoon and Friday, but the rest of the week was fine. But there are some things that are moving this morning. I want to start off with the biggest percentage gainer, BMRA. So you can see the stock obviously has a great volume, 10 million shares. It's the number one biggest active leader right now on the NASDAQ. You can see it, there are some big orders right here that did show up right around here, around $1.40 and so on. So some decent moves right there. Got good support levels. It's got some buying and selling. It's kind of flatlining right here. You could see it's testing some resistance going back in May, June and August. So listen, because it's on the active list, we're gonna put it on here, BMRA. So we're gonna keep an eye on that stock right there. I, CCT, like I said, that's already the second biggest volume leader. It was from yesterday, from Friday. Now it just made it into this morning and that's gonna be another one. I looked at, let me just bring this up really quick. Now regarding about orders go, I mean, this is 7.45 this morning. You had a lot of buying going on. It's got this big tryptonite right around 2.64. So gotta be careful right around there. It looks like that resistance levels from Friday after hours is trickling into this morning. So we'll see how that opens up in the morning. I'm not really crazy about trading it right now, but it's got great buying. 9 million shares is awesome. Another stock that did really good after hours on Friday, ARQT, which is spilling into this morning too. Now this is the third biggest percentage gainer, but not a lot of big iceberg orders too on that one too. And you could see it, it looks pretty good when you look at a two-day chart, but when you look at it a one-day chart, not the greatest, you know, it's actually backing off after 8 a.m. You and you had program trading that kicks in around 8 a.m. and that's what you have right there. So I'll be really cautious about that one. Going also down the list this stock, PRSR 100, 200,000 shares spreads really, really big. This stock got crushed, okay? Crushed the last couple of days. So you might be getting a dead cat bounce, but if you saw what happened on Friday, it didn't go anywhere, okay? So regardless how much it's up, doesn't mean anything to us. 18%, now we're down to 10%. Once we get past 10, we kind of like put the breaks on. I would keep an, maybe keep an eye on this stock, SGD. Looks like she just made a little bit of a move this morning. I don't have it on my orders, SGD. Gotta look it up over here, see what it looks like. But this stock back in November, nice little stock from 70 cents to $8. So we know this stock has got some pretty crazy volume. I can see we definitely got a big iceberg order. It can't get more obvious than that, right? At 224 for 15,000. So, but when you look away down that list on the current order book, which is a level three version, not a lot of orders. We're talking very small orders, 100, 300,000. So now just because it's $2, doesn't mean it makes it a category one. The stock could be, I would probably automatically, by far give it a three, okay? Minimum, minimum of three, all right? Category three stock. So we got that one on the list. Now, losers, what we got going on the losers, okay? We got one stock that's getting destroyed right now. It doesn't look like it's coming back, but it did all that work. From November to December, it goes from $1.50 all the way to a beautiful 350. Boom, loses it all in one day, okay? Pharmaceutical stocks, it's not going to watch this because from looking how the trend of the pre-market and no pharmaceuticals what we always taught you, they do not come back, all right? So scratch that, scratch that. X, we already know about it. That party's gone and it's sold. It's over, it's finished, okay? EDU got a big pop this morning up about $7, but it's absolutely gone nowhere. So stay away from that. We're already at 9%, done. NEO I will put on the list though. I saw NEO this morning and NEO did get some good volatility, good movement. NEO, just remember, you could trade a lot of shares. It's a very big popular stock that a lot of people do a lot of scalping on it. There's a 200,000 share seller right now at $9. $9 is big resistance. I'll show it to you right here. You can see that order right there right now at nine. So what is, looks like we got kryptonite right at that price. But NEO is a fun stock to trade and that pretty much nails it with all of them.  Sing, $9, $2, I don't know what that's all about. That's probably some big algorithm I kicked in. All right, so it's a small list. It's four and that's what's gonna be like this week. Now let me just make a couple of quick announcements. So I know we have a lot of new traders that are joining this this week. This is actually one of the next two weeks are probably the two most popular weeks for education. So we have classes that come up. We got a lot of events coming up. This is a good time to learn it. We'll find, the list when we start getting into, once you start being here, you'll start seeing which January comes around. You'll see the list goes from four to like 10. Can't trade them all. There will obviously be a lot more, but the one thing that's good about going into these kind of weeks, if there is something moving, it's usually everyone is going to herd around it. So you'll find a lot more traders trading some stocks.  And then once people realize there's nothing out there to trade, day traders and swing traders will start veering towards that stock. And that will make the stock into ones to two to three is the full category four. So be careful, but we will find them early cause it always shows up on our radar and we put a spin them out. But remember, this is a trading room, not a teaching room. Do you watch on social media? Like I said, we hear live every morning. Just don't forget, just hit the thumbs up, ring the bell and make sure you follow us, okay? The three most important things you do if you're watching us on social media, right? So don't forget that. And then always take your QR code. You can always scan that QR code and join us live all day long in the trading room. All right everyone, let's get ready for the market open. We got about a little less than, a little bit more, less than 20 minutes. And if you see something traders, you say something, right everyone? Good luck, happy trading, be safe. And let's get ready for the market open, all right?


Hi everybody, again my name is Byron and when I look at this projector I can this is a symbol of how precarious technology is. It looks like it's ready to fall off the stage and that's a little bit related to my theme. Hank thanks for allowing me to do this. This is pretty rare. You usually don't see people talking about the rancher book in public places. It seems to be a kind of inwardly looking organization. So I'm more of an evangelist. I'm trying to move this out as a publisher and I publish books about it. I'm also putting on a major conference. It's the first of its kind's introductory conference. It's in mid-June. You can find out about it in our little booth over there. Henry and I were talking about publicity and I said you know maybe there's a weird factor that you could use in your publicity because we have Mormon, Euranshin, Raelian, Wiccan. I don't know if you use that for your publicity but there's a weird factor to this but I think it's also pretty awesome to look at the scope of what the Euransha book is doing. As those that are into this think of it as a revelatory text. I call it the Euransha Revelation. It's mainly called the Euransha Papers, the Euransha book published in 1955 and I'm just get right into this. There's a lot of slides and my promise is to get through these slides before the heat death of the universe so be patient with me. So go ahead. Is this clicking it forward? Which button? Okay. So these are the key questions. Can the Euransha book be trusted as a source? Even if you don't accept its revelatory status, it's highly controversial. Can you trust it? Secondly, were there transhumans in the past or was there a transhumanist element of the distant past? And we're going to address that a lot here. Will transhumans evolve in the future? So I use transhumans as a term referring to a type of human. I prefer to think of it as a perfecting human or a transformed human but I use a term transhumans as well. I'm going to use this working definition from Wikipedia. Transhumanism has a goal of fundamentally transforming the human condition with the use of technologies like this item leading to such greatly expanded abilities as to merit the term post-human. The premise I have is that only a spiritually and integrally informed transhumanism is desirable and sustainable. I really mean transhumanism more in the sense of enhancement as Ted Peters is talking about. There are three factors that underlie this assumption or premise. One is our ignorance of deep history which the ranch book fills in among many other things. There's a kind of theological poverty and even spiritual poverty that is a conditioning element. Third, there's a contamination of transhumanism by reductionism and materialism which I think it needn't have because there are many, as Ted pointed out, there are religious elements and philosophic elements that are far beyond the kind of gross materialism I find with some transhumanism. These are hypotheses that I'm working on. Those who read the text are often are thinking about these issues. One is this notion of ancient astronauts. That's not a that's on a your ranch book term. It's a popular term. The term of Anunnaki. How many have heard of Anunnaki? So the Anunnaki so-called from Sitchin's work is roughly the same idea as in the ranch book there were beings who came here a long time ago. So that's one of them they interbred. That's one of the working sort of hypotheses. Second, Adam and Eve were real beings according to the ranch book. They were genetic uplifters and that's kind of the core of what I'm talking about today. Third, with lacking celestial oversight because such experiments now lack celestial oversight they are prone to failure. Third, fourth, creating transhumans if we take on such a project requires ethical spiritual depth that is now missing. It could be attained but it's currently obviously to me missing. And finally, spirituality, ET, celestial interaction and afterlife. Those domains I think of as being the place where to place the transhumanist project because I'm generally in the transhumanist project understood from the evolutionary spiritual cosmic point of view. This is the book that Ted was talking about. I'll have copies out over there. They're still in the car but I published this book really not knowing much about transhumanism is kind of amazed at what a big important movement it is. Here's an endorsement by someone in the movement that some of you may know. Main features of the talk I want to introduce the Ranch revelation in general way. Pretty tough to do in a half hour. We're going to look at what so-called genetic interventions in the distant past. We're going to look at scientific support for that claim in the rancher book. I'm going to try to offer a perspective, an integral perspective and look at the future of trans, possible future of transhumanism. What is the Rancher book? These are core ethical teachings. God indwells each of us. This is a transcendent and imminent deity. It's a pan-antheistic philosophy. Love God and others as yourself, the golden rule right out of the Bible. Soul ascension also right out of Platonism and the Bible. The Rancher book has a massive detailing revelation in my view of the afterlife, an eternal life. That could be called post-human, definitely. The universe is evolutionary. What's interesting about the Rancher book over the Bible and other scriptures, it is primarily an evolutionary text and it has very deep evolutionary theory, the likes of which still have not seen a match to that other than certain advanced postmodern theologians are coming to what I think is the position of the Rancher book. But the Rancher book came out in 1955. You can read this. This is a typical quote from the Rancher book. It speaks of other worlds that are inhabited by humans. In fact, trillions of them and they have humanoid beings of different kinds and all of them are searching for their deity. The parts of the text, part one is what I personally consider to be the revelatory part of the Rancher book. It can't be really matched with other human ideas except in broad outline. Part two is about the local universe. It states that there are local universes of inhabited planets. Of these trillions of inhabited planets, there are units of 10 million inhabited planets that are called local universes. Part three is on the history of our planet. Eurancia is the name of the planet. There is a revealed history going back to deep history, prehistory, very far prehistory. Part four, a lot of people don't know that the Rancher book has the purported angelic record of the life and teachings of Jesus. It's 700 plus pages and if you read anything, read that. Eurancia is their name for our planet. They're being the upstairs. That's their name that they coined for the text. There's certain things that are spiritually incorrect, particularly in the Bay area about the Rancher book. One, God is a father but also a mother but this notion of God as a father is very prominent in the Rancher book but it's a mother-father deity. The divine is personal and today we're supposed to not believe that, especially if you live in like Marin County. God is an impersonal, non-dual, not something separate that's self-aware. The Rancher book states that the divine is self-aware deity. Third, that Jesus was incarnate deity as claimed in Christianity. Satan and Lucifer were real. That's one of the very controversial parts of the Rancher book. It states that these beings were fallen angels and we're going to get into that a lot more. Finally, that reincarnation which seems to be all the rage these days is only a technical possibility in the Rancher book. It's mainly about soul ascension into the afterlife. There's politically incorrect parts of the Rancher book, in particular the genetic theory. The races do differ genetically. That's what we're going to cover a little bit. Second, that Atlantis, what we call Atlantis is actually what the Rancher book calls the Garden of Eden. There's a whole backstory on that I'm going to get to. It actually is an advocate of democratic world federation and for a text that really came through in the 30s, 40s, that's very early advocacy of a world government that's democratic, elected from below, not an elite global government run from above, which we appear to have right now. The Rancher book is very strong on philosophic spirituality that thinking is a route to the divine and it's deeply philosophic in the classical sense drawing from Plato, Aristotle, Aquinas, and Hegel, especially elements that you can see that are philosophic. There are misconceptions, at least in my circles, people often come up and say, man, this is just so weird. You must be an oddball. It's thought that the Rancher book is for oddball people, but the fact of matter is it's actually a big hit in Latin America, in the Spanish translation. It's selling very, very briskly in Latin America. It's in many other languages throughout the world. It's well known in France, well known in Germany in these translations. In many other translations, India, there's a lot of people reading India. It's an Arabic translation. There's a Chinese translation, Japanese translations, and so they're fanning out all over the world. It's not just something that's a Bay Area strange people read it. It used to be, though. A lot of people think of the Rancher book as hopelessly obscure, sort of like reading Blavatsky, but actually as an editor, professional editor and publisher, I find it that it has sparkling prose. It's hard to find a sentence that it's not well constructed in 2000 pages. It's grammatically amazing. However, I would say as an editor, it's an earlier generation of style. It's not really our current style. It's longer sentences. It's a more complex structure, but it's very sparkling prose and it's full of verifiable facts in science and history and other domains. Third, that people think the Rancher book is too otherworldly. It's just too out there and too sort of bizarre, but I think of it as kind of both otherworldly and very down to earth because the revelators, as we call them, the celestial authors, state that they extracted from human thought 1000 plus of the best ideas ever attained by humans, extracted those, and then wrote the text around those, and then went beyond those. And you can see elements from all kinds of thinkers and people have done this, both ancient Greek philosophers, medieval theologians, and then contemporary up until the time the Rancher book came through, which is the mid 20th century. You can find the human sources. There's a whole cottage industry of finding the human sources of the Rancher book, and it's a quite interesting subject. And fourth, a lot of people think the Rancher book is, you know, kind of older revelation, sort of like, you know, sort of like, you know, Blavatsky and things from the 19th century. It's often thought of that way. And what has been happening is there's an update of its teachings that is now occurring since the 90s. There is a new new renditions of these teachings that are being transmitted through to your Rancher book readers. It's a massive mediumship movement, the likes of which I've never heard of, because there's almost 60,000 pages of transcribed new materials. That's a whole other subject. I've got a few books based on that. A lot of people don't know this, but the Rancher book was well known in the Hade Ashbury, actually in the 60s. It got around, not sure how. Hendricks loved the Rancher book. He can see in his biography. And Jare Garcia, I verified that because I live in San Rafael where he's where he's from. And he loved the Rancher book and died with a copy next to his bed. Santana is a big proponent these days. This is a quote from his Facebook site. He was reading the section about World Democratic Federation and posted that on his Facebook site. We found out that Clinton was a Rancher book student. And I know this because somebody in Special Forces was being decorated by him in the Oval Office some years ago. And this guy, this student, a special ops guy, was a your Rancher reader. And he saw on Clinton's desk an open your Rancher book. He also was decorated a second time. The same guy went back and saw and talked to Clinton. So twice this guy has talked to him and Clinton said he really loves the book. And his his book was dog-eared and had coffee stains and that sort of thing. Pottu Bonten, I've interviewed you into reggae. For some reason a lot of reggae people are into the Rancher book. He is just quit being a touring artist and is now a touring minister. These are all translations. Russian, German, Korean, etc. So why, you know, you ask why do we need some revelatory text and these claims usually turn out to be fraudulent hoaxes, you know, bizarre things, you know, channeled material. So really I think there's this notion in the Rancher book at least that you have evolution which is a natural process. The Rancher book has in its part three an amazing account of evolution from over billions of years leading up to what it calls the implantation of life, single cells that have all genetic potentials. And these are allowed, these things are allowed to evolve naturally according to sort of more or less Darwinian laws. But at a certain point superhumans intervene and they do this because there's a kind of rhythm of evolution and revelation. Also the Rancher book says that there is a revelatory dimension to all human life that we are receiving under the right conditions. Revelation, they call it auto-revelation.  And the Rancher book claims that there are five great revelations. Let me look at that in a second. And in particular this is the operation of divine grace that in times of great travail there will be a revelation. However they usually wait to the last minute from what I can tell. So they allow things to get very dire to the point that people are ready and sort of on their knees so to speak and then a gift will be given. And it's purported that the Rancher book was given in anticipation of the ravages of World War II. And it was really completed during World War II. We can talk about how it was coming through. And so it was given in the recognition of the of the travail of World War II. This is a thing you can't read. I've got a handout back there for you. This is my chart of the entire thing in one page. And it covers the history dimension. So the first, I said there were five epical revelations. First one is 500,000 years ago. It is something referred to by Zechariah Sitchin. If any of you read his many books he says there was an intervention by the Anunnaki half a million years ago. So it's an odd match with him because also Sitchin states based on the cuneiform tablets that there was a rebellion against these Anunnaki 200,000 years ago. And oddly the Rancher book has the same date for a rebellion. However it diverges and it states that there were these supernatural beings, Lucifer and Satan, who led a rebellion of the angels. It says that not only was our planet involved in this, that is the angels of the planet involved, in this but 37 planets total in the local universe followed a rebellion. The angels of the earth for the most part went over to the rebellion. And as a result of this, after giving all beings, all angels, there's a huge angelic hierarchy in the Rancher book. When they all had their chance to decide which side they'd be on, then these planets were quarantined from other planets. And it's a long story why, but they were all quarantined and we were quarantined as well. And we're going to talk about the quarantine in a minute. This is the purported location of this arrival of these ancient astronauts. That's the Persian Gulf and it's a place they call Dalimasha. This is again a revelatory intervention of beings who come down to teach. The second we're going to run this quick, come back to it again. The second of these divine interventions was much, much, much later 37,000 years ago in this location. This is Cyprus, present day Cyprus, Syria. We're calling it Atlantis here. It's actually in the Rancher book called Eden. The mission of this second great event was race blending. This mission failed. Why? Because there had been an angelic rebellion and there was a dark side component that interfered with it. We'll get to this some more. There's a third intervention, according to Rancher book, much, much, much later again. And some of you know from reading the Bible that in Genesis there's a being named Melchizedek. And Jesus is referred to as a priest after the order of Melchizedek. There's not much about it. There's a lot of myth about it. According to Rancher book, Melchizedek was a real personality. The Bible speaks of him entering into the tent that Abraham was in, stating, you know, you're going to become the founder of this new lineage, which became the Hebrews. And Rancher book says a real person, but that's beyond the scope of our discussion. There's a fourth great epical revelation, and this is the incarnation of Christ. Basically, this Christian beliefs about him are generally correct, according to the Rancher book. The Rancher book contains this revealed biography. The one thing it rejects from Christian theology is the blood atonement doctrine. It vociferously rejects that doctrine as a pagan doctrine that was imported. The so-called fifth epical revelation, Rancher book. This group here were the core group. This man here is Dr. William Sadler, who's a physician and psychiatrist. He taught at University of Chicago. They brought him this phenomenon to debunk. And he was a debunker of spiritualism, but he could not debunk it, and so he joined it. And he became the leader. This is his son, his wife, and their kind of secretary. And these are the people known as the Contact Commission. They had direct celestial contact. This group here is the original group that were the recipients of the materials. These materials briefly would come through an unknown subject. Some people think it was Edgar Cayce, and it's something like the Edgar Cayce phenomenon. However, there's no evidence of him speaking it. The evidence seems to be that these chapters materialize. I know it sounds weird, but there's historians working on this. One of the, this group would ask questions. They would read a chapter, ask questions, and the celestials would revise it based on the Q&A. And this went on for over 20 years in secret until they had 196 chapters. This is a big editorial project ending up with 2,000 pages. The current epoch is known as the Correcting Time. This 1111 is a whole other subject we shouldn't get into today. But what we're being told now in these update transmissions is the Rancher Book is the textbook, and we, the celestials, are teaching from a textbook, and we're updating it. And that's called the Correcting Time, and that's correcting the errors of our history because of the rebellion, the Lucifer Rebellion. These are some books I published on it, and this new era is called The Magisterial Mission. It's controversial, actually, within the Rancher community. So the Rancher Book has a cosmology that is a notion that the universe has a center, and I actually wrote a paper for Ted when I was a student of his at Berkeley. Ted and Bob Russell in a course there on this, and it's something Einstein considered that the universe has a center around which things rotate. Of course, a center is not literally a center, it's outside of space and time, but here's some illustration of it. This center, which is outside of space and time, has all the galaxies rotating around it. They're also, we have the Hubble Redshift, they're expanding outward, but they're also rotating counterclockwise. This is another artist's rendition. So this is the center of the universe, which is called the central or the mother universe. That is the source universe of the big bang and of evolution. Outside of it are galaxies that are inhabited, and then outside of that are uninhabited galaxies. Here's another version of this, and this is an artist's representation showing the center, which is not visible in reality, and rotating around it counterclockwise are these inhabited galaxies, and ours is right here, and this is not quite correct because they're actually galaxy clusters, and I can't remember the local galaxy clusters, anybody remember the name of that? There's a cluster of galaxies that we are rotating around, and anyway, I can't remember the name, but it is believed by Euranchans, some of us, that galaxy cluster is this group here, these are all inhabited, and it's rotating around itself and then rotating around the center, and also there's the red shift outward, so there's a lot going on there. This is another depiction of it. These bands of galaxies are like the Great Wall in current astronomy, and they're purported, they're stated to be uninhabited, but the inner group of galaxies are inhabited, are actually inhabited, so this is a depiction of the central domain, and this is the locus of deity, but deity is highly self-distributed, so it's not just in the center, but this is the focus of it, and they use some of our mythic terms like paradise, as known as the Isle of Paradise. So I think of this as cosmos, this is my term, cosmotheocentrism. The divine is at the center, but it's also, at all points, in space, it's omnicentric, but there's also a true center. It's panentheistic, it's Trinitarian, this is amazing thing for Christians is to look at the Trinitarian theology of the Rancher Book, which I think is a huge contribution and unacknowledged. The divine is presented as personal, but also highly transcendent to personal. It's canodic in the technical term for self-distributing deity, so deity is so self-distributing that there's a part of deity in each of us, actually a real fragment, a god fragment in each person, and it's a friendly universe. This is quickly organization, there's seven great super universes that are inhabited, these are galaxy clusters, and you can see the rest, and it claims that there are seven trillion inhabited planets, so it's kind of a star trek cosmology. Local systems are 1,000 worlds, and that's important for what we're going to say here, they're types of planets, and very quickly ours is an atmospheric type, and most planets have atmospheres, but some planets do not have atmospheres, and those are called non-breather planets, and it states, and this is one of the verifiable things in Rancher Book, it states there's a non-breather planet with beings in our solar system, and some Iranians think it's a moon of one of the outer planets that has no atmosphere, and there's other types, for example, you can classify planets by gravity, so it's a huge planet, what size would the beings be? They'd have to be smaller, it'd have to be shorter, right, because there's more gravity, so on these big planets people are two feet tall, on little planets you're taller because there's not as much gravity, so you can be up to seven feet tall, and there's more to it, but you can buy your Rancher Book at half off and read more about it. Normal planets evolve in stages, life isn't planted from the outside, life is designed, it's designed a revolution, so to speak, it's designed with all the potentials for the planet, and in our case our planet was dissolved with genetic potentials that were experimental, but most planets are not, they're kind of standard genes adapted to the planet's material conditions, does it have an atmosphere, does it have oceans, and these higher beings design a single cell, they implant it in various places, it evolves over billions of years. Second is humans evolve very much longer, later. Third, as I mentioned, off planet beings come, and according to Rancher Book, they establish a capital. Fourth, there is a biological revelation, it's a genetic intervention, something like the Anunnaki, fifth there are bestowals, this is like Jesus, Krishna, avatars. There's a stage of sustainability when the planet becomes socially sustainable and culturally advanced. Finally, there's a planet-wide enlightenment. So again, look at this another way, typical you would have a billion years, roughly life comes from the outside, then you'd have primitive humans evolving after a very long time, which is what we see in our evolutionary theory. Halfway through, you get headquarters, then you get an Adam and Eve, and then you get advanced light, what they call light and life. Ours is atypical. So we are an atypical planet, that's why the Rancher Book is so bizarre really, because it's explaining what makes us atypical. And what happened with us is a default of this event, and a failure of this event, and a likelihood of civilization collapse today. That's why in extraordinary interventions required, the Rancher Book is the first part of that, purportedly. So in a run through these, there's evidence of, we can't do all of it, of course, almost out of time, there's evidence of a location of this Eden. There is evidence of crossbreeding in scientific work on genetics. There's this find that corroborates the Rancher Book, we don't have time for that one. There are Sumerian artifacts that corroborate, and there will be someday underwater archaeology in the Persian Gulf that's being planned today. The first visitation we spoke of this, there was a rebellion, as I mentioned, and there was a crossbreeding of those beings known as the Nephilim from Genesis. Those are the giants who were in the earth in those days. This again is that location, and this is the being that the Rancher Book identifies as the devil in myth. I just found this picture, it's not what it looks like. This is a supernatural being who comes here to be the planetary director. He joined the rebellion. Now, his staff were super mortals, so as Sitchin says in his literature, there were super beings came down. Same idea, they become embodied and they can't interbreed, and these beings had with them something called the Tree of Life, so the Tree of Life is a historically real phenomenon. Lucifer is represented here. They then abort this mission. His manifesto is, I'll let you read that, God is a myth. The universe is self-existing, no creator. Inhabited planets should be autonomous. Our planet seceded from the universe administration. This rebellion was, we were in quarantine until very recently when there was a heavenly court case that adjudicated the case, 1985. This refers to something many people wonder about. How does it cane after he murdered Abel, could leave Eden and go to Nod, where there was not supposed to be anybody else on the planet. There was a land of Nod and he took a wife, as you recall. The rancher book says there was a land of Nod. Those were renegade Anunnaki. Let's skip this. They procreated there the Nephilim. This is my personal hypothesis, is that this group known as the Nodites, who occupied an area north of Mesopotamia. For many thousands of years they had identified with the Luciferian rebellion. They're the source of the so-called Illuminati bloodlines. Your rancher book, people don't believe this. I happen to believe it. Again, these are the Nephilim and the central region of these Nodites, over many thousands of years, their descendants were the Sumerians. This is a long time later. This is the tree of life. Let's finish up with this. Adam and Eve, this is them getting pissed off at God. Carol Queen might like this. This is Adam and Eve, kind of like a deity pair of male-female. Their first appearance was 37,000 years ago on Cyprus. They were forced out of Eden and went to Mesopotamia because there was warfare from the Nodites who were nearby in Syria who made war upon them. There's three elements here of their purpose. One is to inject into the evolutionary genome their genetics. It's a higher genetics. It's not much higher, but it's like a transhumanist project, but it's by intermarriage of their children. Second is what I just said. Third is a racial blending. This great golf player is an example of racial blenders and multiple races coming through. Racial blending, as seen in the ranch book, is a very good thing to do for revolution because you get diversity in the gene pool. So, correlation with the Bible we've already covered. This was occurred in Mesopotamia. There's a tree of life. They had to leave. Those are similar to the Bible. This is dissimilar. Rancher book says Adam and Eve were interdimensional beings on a transhumanist project. They were not the parents of mankind. There was already human beings here, etc. So, it's also similar in Sumerian myth. Adam and Eve and a tree. Now this is a whole new development scientific support for the idea that there was a genetic intervention. This is on the something called a microcephaline gene and a science magazine, a pretty advanced magazine, a journal. These are the findings. This gene is discovered to be something injected 37,000 years ago. Single source introduced in Mesopotamia. You can read the article. Rancher book says that they brought enhanced brain function in their genes 37,000 years ago. Single source and it was between the Tigris and your Frades. So, there's in addition to finish up, there was an expedition. I was part of to see if we could find this sunken land. Rancher book says that actually this is what one researcher found is that the what the rancher book calls Eden matches what Plato calls Atlantis. Almost all 50 things he states about it. Out of time? Okay. This is the location. You can talk to me about it later. This is the expedition and it was picked up by the history channel a few years ago and covered as well. There were two expeditions to the site. Thank you everybody.


What's up guys and welcome to trendy updates up our SPM buzz now and to the trendiness today is a Jeff Mothys mother who now comes out to say that she has not got justice for the loss of her son now of course she did an interview with Nicholas Keopper the youtuber and she explained why exactly she feels that she has then gotten this justice that she was waiting from the government now Jeff mother blames the government for not conducting the investigation as they were expecting and she says that the DCI results have come out and they are saying that Jeff Mothys didn't kill himself no was he killed and of course now this leaves them wondering what really happened to their son Jeff Mothys now Jeff's mother says that as for the results from the DCI they are not really being satisfied and they are saying that they're not really expecting the final result from the ODPP to be any different now Jeff Mothys mother blamed the government for not giving her justice for the death of her son and now people are evacuating that Jeff mother and the family have been given money for them to be silent but then the mother insisted that there was nothing they received from anyone and she also says no money can bring back her son Jeff and now Jeff Mothys clarifies that the reason they were silent all this time is because they were given the DCI the time to investigate this whole incident but unfortunately what has come out is they are not really sure what happened to their son and she also adds as she spoke to Nikola Skioko she says the results were supposed to come out after three days but unfortunately it took quite a couple of weeks before they came out and the DCI told Temura that the government says that they blamed the media for interfering with the investigation and that is why the results took quite a while to come out and she says that she had to follow up herself and made calls to the DCI this is because her phone was held at the DCI for more than a one month and she had to follow up for it now she says it is quite a loss of being a Kenyan and indeed you cannot actually get justice if you do not have money now she went ahead to thank her fans for always supporting her throughout the time that they lost her son Jeff Mothys of course Jeff Mothys girlfriend was able to speak to Nikola Skioko as well and she says that she blames DJ Fatso for the loss of her boyfriend Jeff Mothys and she says that she hopes that DJ Fatso will also die a painful death just like Jeff Mothys or even more painful now of course the girlfriend says that the DCI is framing for it to look like Jeff Mothys committed suicide but she insists that Jeff was never suicidal and he did not have any reason to kill himself she says that she believes that everyone was at the venue rather the house of DJ Fatso during when Jeff Mothys passed on that they all know what exactly happened and she says that if you have no money and there's no justice in Kenya for you but she went ahead to advise people to be careful who they consider their friend because she believes Jeff Mothys was a martyr i'm gonna be reading some of the comments on this comment section on what Kenyans are saying regarding what Jeff Mothys and the girlfriend are saying and you can come to Hashim and say mama your son may not get justice in this country but God in heaven never fails the ones responsible will get the punishments they deserve one classic TV now and i say ma take it easy mom god will work on you and repay you even in sorrow we need suffice says wow as a Kenyan watching from the u.s this is very sad i followed this case sana and there's no such thing as no reason for death even if it's not suicide it has to be murder amma this is disturbing news i abasi alafony kimalizia poale anna jenika nakama jesus family tv wanna say mama your son may not get the justice but the ones responsible will get the punishment they deserve well let us know down on the comment section what are your thoughts about Jeff's mom's sentiment and the girlfriend but in the meantime keep it trendy update hapa spm bus