Transcript of interview with Dr. Jack Kruse

Transcript

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We have uh Dr. Jack Cruz on the show today and um he is a neurosurgeon and somebody that I'm super excited about to

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have um yeah speaking with us here today. So Jack, thank you for coming on the show. No problem. Um you are in El

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Salvador right now, which I'm jealous of. I'm actually in Massachusetts. We're just coming out of winter and uh you

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know, one of the most difficult parts of the year for me specifically um especially after I learned about your

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work. I um you know this is a photography channel and um you know but

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I like to think that the community that I have here we talk a lot about theory

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and philosophy of photography. It's less about you know camera gear and you know

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falling victim to marketing tactics and things that people are trying to sell us. So community that I have here are

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real thinkers and um I think that your

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message is extraordinarily important nowadays. I have had a profound change

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in my health since I found you about a year and a half ago and after years of

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abusing myself through technology which I really didn't know that I was doing. um when I came across your work and I

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had my changes, I have just been extremely fired up to get you here to spread this message to a community that

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may not have heard about it yet. So, um I want to jump in by speaking about some

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of these statistics. Uh this is the United States specifically, but you know, we can extrapolate this to the

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whole world. Approximately 1 in 10 people in the United States are on an

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SSRI drug. 40% of the population will develop cancer. 1 in 36 kids will be do

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diagnosed with autism. 41.9% of the population are considered

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obese with a BMI above 30. 22% of children ages 2 to 19 are

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obese. Roughly 90 90,000 new Parkinson's cases every single year.

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61% of adults are expected to have some form of cardiovascular disease by

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2050 and 41 million adults have

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diabetes. I am [ __ ] pissed off about these statistics.

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Honestly, this seems to me like our country is completely falling apart and

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everybody wants to focus on food or a lack of supplements or something like that as the root cause of this. But now

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with what I've learned through your work, I realize that this is a distraction or diversion. So, I just

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want to basically start off by asking Jack, what is wrong with our current

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environment? um a lot. But you you have to realize

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that the truth has been obuscated by the people that started this. And that's

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like the hardest discussion to have with people because when they're asleep and they don't know they're asleep and they

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don't know what they're addicted to is the thing that's actually causing those numbers, it's a really tough discussion

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to have. Like when you sit down with an alcoholic uh and there's a bottle of Jack Daniels sitting on the bar,

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everybody knows what the problem is. If you, you know, are in a pharmacy that just got looted by a bunch of, you know,

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pill heads, everybody knows what the problem

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stems from. Here's the interesting thing about this silent war that we're having

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in the United States. It's caused by a silent weapon. And the problem is

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because it's caused by a silo weapon, nobody seems to be able to put their

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finger on it. And then a guy like me uh who's been doing this for 20 years

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and telling people a very consistent story. the uh how shall we say the photograph changed about two years ago

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when I stepped into the limelight and started talking to the mover movers and shakers of the world about this very

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issue about actually the genesis of where this problem began and when you

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take people back to the Manhattan project people kind of stop they go what do you mean this goes all the way back

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to 1945 and I said well that's when science science in the United States was stolen

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by the Department of Defense and also by the the corporate structure of the United States and they learned the

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lessons in World War II from the Manhattan project. Why? In two years they built uh a bomb which all of us

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know about but it was the largest engineering project ever. They harness scientists from all over the world and

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they were actually able to pull off something that to be quite honest with you, if Vegas was taking odds on it,

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people would have said probably not. And because of that success, the process that science used

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to pull that massive engineering feed off was then basically brought right

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into all different versions of science. And unfortunately and this is the real unfortunate part it also entered the

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world of medicine and that is the reason why we have a huge problem in

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centralized medicine. So the basic problem is they they silo scientists. So

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they put them in different silos. So this would be like the way for you guys to think about it as photographers. It's

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uh trying to come up with an awesome picture, but you're not able to put red,

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blue, green, yellow, and purple together. It's almost impossible task to

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do. But the reason why the system is built this way is because of the success of the Manhattan Project. So after the

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Manhattan project's done, most people know that there's this group of people

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that come and get invited back into the US military in 1959 or 58. That's DARPA.

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It turns out the same people who formed DARPA outside the government were the same people that were involved with this

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Manhattan project. So when you begin to see that, you can see that the infection spread because believe it or not,

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Eisenhower was the guy that got rid of this, how shall I say virus cuz that's

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what it was. And the leader of that virus was a guy named Leslie Groves. And

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Groves ran the Manhattan project. He's the guy that hired, you know, all the scientists um in that project uh through

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a program called uh Operation Paperclip. And I think most people these days know

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about the movie Oppenheimer. They've probably seen it. But in that movie, you never get to see the stuff that we're

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talking about here right now. The real nefarious part of this, and this will show you just how crazy this story is,

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is the gentleman that that Groves relied on to go to Europe to poke the right

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scientists, mainly physicists, that were involved in the brand new field of

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quantum physics or a lot of Jewish scientists from all over Europe. His name is Allan Dulles. And Allan Dulles

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uh started to corral all these people and bring them back. So, one of the key things that happens

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later, um, but I guess we'll talk about it now because we're jumping around a little bit. Uh, because of this help

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that Dulles gives, um, the people who try to make Dulles

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feel indebted, the DARPA people indebted, it's a a group of people that go on to form Israel. And the the the

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he's saying is, look, you took our Jewish scientists to make the bomb. So

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now we would like you to give us help back to get the bomb. So we're not going to go into the full effects of this. But

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this problem, I think everybody who's listening to this knows that this is going on still to this very day right

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now. I mean, we just had the JFK files released. People know, you know, an

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inconvenient truth. the truth truth that I've been telling. You know, I've gotten uh pretty popular on on social media in

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the last 6 months specifically because of that part of this story with the Danny Jones podcast when you know Danny

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famously said, "Well, I don't think these guys are a part of it." And I said, "Oh, trust me, not only a part of it, they're one of the major

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architects." Well, now that's that cat's out of the bag. Everybody kind of knows it. But the story that you're asking me,

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how does this lead to the numbers that you read at the beginning of the

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podcast? Because, you know, this looks like a random walk through Jack's head or history, but it's really not a random

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walk. All of these things are indelibly linked. And for you to see the

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photograph properly, you have to have the right perspective. I think your your group would probably understand

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that quite well. And what happens next? DARPA begins to

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hire scientists in postw World War II on things that they're interested in. One

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of the things that happens that is it's almost like I would say quantum

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entanglement, but it's a very interesting story during the war uh grows and most people know that the

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Manhattan project is called the Manhattan because it started in the in the uh Empire State Building in New

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York. It had to be moved. But the question is why did it have to be moved? Most people don't know this part of the

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story. Well, it got moved to the desert because there was a lot of uh complaints

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and rumors that the Germans were sending Ubot into New York Harbor because they

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knew that Allan Dulles poked all these Jewish scientists that were all physicists that were all interested in

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nuclear physics. So the Germans knew what the deal was. So Groves told FDR at

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that time, hey, look, we don't have enough manpower because we're fighting, you know, two fronts, uh, both in Europe

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and in the Pacific to patrol the docks of New York to find out is this really

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happening. So, uh, Gross comes up with the magical idea, well, the the mob

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controls the docks in New York. Why don't we go talk to the mob and see, you know, if they'll be patriotic? So, uh,

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the government, specifically FBI, CIA, go and talk to the guy that runs the docks. The number one guy that runs the

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docks was a guy named Luc Lucky Luchiano, but he was in jail at the time. So, his proxy was a guy named Meer

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Lansky. And Meer Lansky and Luchiano uh, through history are linked. Myer Lansky

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is the famous Jewish accountant banker that was the accountant for Murder Inc., Lucky Luciano is the head of Murder Inc.

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And what happens uh there the government tells Lansky what their concerns are and

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they ask for help and Lansky says, "Okay, I think we can do this, but you

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have to do something for me if I'm going to help you." And what was the the help? The

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help was, I want you to get Lucky Luchiano out and from a maximum security

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prison to a minimum security prison so he can help me run my business. And

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magically the uh Department of Defense uh makes that happen and that's

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discoverable by you know savages today. So the key thing that happens right

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after that is Myer Lansky's really successful with General Gro's request.

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He finds a whole bunch of spies. I think total of 19. He kills them all with the

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exception of one guy. And it turns out it's a surgeon from Nazi Germany named

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Plotkin and Kurt Plot Platin. And he tells Lansancy this craziest story that

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the Nazis are using uh Mexican peyote to see if they can mind control people.

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Yeah. and all different kinds of other things. And and u Lansky's like, I don't think

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um I don't think I'm going to kill this guy. I'm gonna actually deliver the information, you know, to the federal

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government. And the government is very happy that, you know, these guys find

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and confirm the rumors, but they actually sit this guy plaquing down and start talking and they find out that

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they the Nazis have this huge mind control uh program. Yes. Ongoing. And

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they don't know anything about it. And this guy gives them more and more information. So, uh, at this time, this

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is pre-CIA because remember the CIA comes in in 47. Yeah. It was the OSS at

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that point. Exactly. OSS and ONI are the two branches of the the war

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department and they decide to study this stuff. So, the study goes on and on and

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on. Well, you know that Lansky becomes famous later after the Cuban Revolution,

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like when we jump forward to 59. His partner in uh the Jewish mob is

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a guy named uh Mod Dallas. Mo Dallas is very famous for being one of the key architects of Las Vegas. Most people

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know that one of Lansky's really good friends is is Bugsy um Meyer. Bugsy gets

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killed by the Murder Inc. guys, because all the money that they spent in Vegas, the casino is not doing well. So,

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literally, I think it was an hour after that hit goes in the Beverly Hills Hotel, Maya Lansky and Mod Dallas go

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into the casino and the first thing that they do, uh, is they paint the windows

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black, they offer free buffets, uh, they take the clocks off the wall, and then

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they start to change all the light bulbs, and um, they also bring one-armed bandits into the

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casinos. Why does this happen? Well, it turns out that guy that Lansky found on the dock with all the work through the O

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andi over this now it's almost 12 13 years they find out that light has a

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huge impact on the way people behave and what's happening through the whole

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1950s is um we now get the CIA in 47 who

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begins to study this the first crazy thing that the CIA does that was part of

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MK Ultra but then flipped out was the art world. Most of the people who are

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interested in artwork like you guys probably are all modern art was

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basically a scops by the CIA to front it and that's where they used to launder

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money. So for example, if you've ever seen Carl Likenstein's painting in 1963 of the sunrise, it's very very um

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modern. It's um for me it's not my taste, but that's the type of artwork

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that they sponsored. They went around all the uh famous museums at the town to

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push this stuff. But Lansky starts pushing the issue with

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what he's learned from this new program that the CIA starts. They rename it.

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It's called MK Ultra. Guy who's running MK Ultra is a guy named Sydney Gotautle.

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And then Sydney Gotautle takes some of the ideas that he learned from this Nazi surgeon and starts doing it huge

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operations on us. So one of the most famous ones that um you know was

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discoverable uh for MK Ultra was they basically dropped LSD out of a plane, a

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US Navy plane in St. Louis. uh when I was on Rick Rubin's podcast with Bobby

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Kennedy, we had talked about that and you know a lot of people were surprised at that in 2023 that they didn't know this history.

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I said, "Well, there's a lot of things you don't know." Yes. The MK Ultra program. And then you also have to know

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that the MK Ultra program once they moved from wires to wireless then to

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light, that's where the story got really interesting. And you know, I detailed all of that on Danny's podcast. For

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people who are interested in it, there's a guy named Delgato who is a researcher.

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Uh he's he spent a lot of time in Mexico, Spain, uh working with some of the people down in New Orleans and he

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basically put wires in bull's heads to see if he could change their behavior. He did that. Then he did wireless

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technology and then he began to use light. Then they moved from bulls and they they went through the mammals and

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eventually of course they got to us. They did some of these prison experiments in California people that were locked up. Uh and then once the

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program got sophisticated enough then it was moved to the Stanford Research Institute. So SRRI becomes MK Ultra. So

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what do you need to know as a savage in all this time? Remember our health metrics are starting to go bad. This is

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when we're moving out of the industrial economy in the United States and we're headed to the information age and

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technology. This is the beginnings of solid state physics. This is the beginnings of Silicon Valley. We're

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talking 50s into the 60s. We still don't have Intel. We still don't have Microsoft. We still don't have, you

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know, hard technology, right? We don't have any of that stuff. But we're

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building the infrastructure to completely retool the economy. M

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so what happens uh next at Stanford research you have the comorbid and I use

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that term very very intently of technology healthcare and uh this

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retooling of the economy and you begin to find out that they learn very very

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quickly that they can use light to program people. So, the idea is to get

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screens in front of everybody. So, you're probably not old enough to know this, but the original computers that

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came out in the early ' 80s used to have VGA screens, which were green

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um I guess lettering and numbering, not blue. And the screen looked like, you

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know, an old TV tube. Oh, I do. I I do remember seeing those. Yes. So that was the the first and second

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iteration of some of those computers back I remember when I was a kid back in

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the early8s one of those computers that had ridiculous so little power would cost

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112,000 you know a decade before that the supercomputers of IBM they were

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millions of dollars and they filled rooms and they had to be airond conditioned so you could see what was happening is that shrinkage and Moore's

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law was happening And then what was happening in society, we were getting the technology and

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slowly getting addicted to it. So how did they merge this idea? Stanford

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Research Institute was critical in changing the screen technology. So what did they do? They made everything blue

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lit. So now here comes the hard stop for everybody. Why they pick blue light? Now

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that was the work of MK Ultra. That was the work of SRRI. Why don't a bunch of

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Americans who heard the numbers that you read out are furious with their iPhone and iPad? Well, the guy that was Alan

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Dulles's protege named Richard Helms destroyed all the files for MK Ultra in

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1973. Okay? Because he became the head of the CIA. Now, he did not know some of

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those files still persisted. That's how we found out about things a little bit

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later. For example, in 1977, uh, Senator Frank Church from Kentucky

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put on the Church Commission, and that was a very, very long commission. There is where we learned about MK Ultra.

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That's where we were learned about the uh the gun that could give you a heart

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attack. Um, that was electromagnetic. It's also where we learned that the

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CIA had 400 operatives in the media. It's where we found out that Walter

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Kankite and Dan Rather were two of those people. We found out a lot of

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information uh that you would have thought at that time would stun people,

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but people back then did not realize what DARPA's ultimate plan was to

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actually take the idea of Kurt Platkin and use it on their own population at

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scale. 360 million people. We're building pieces and parts. Remember I

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told you about the siloing of different things. So in the 1960s,

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late 1960s, a guy named Alan Fry comes onto the scene. He uh does some very

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interesting uh work for DARPA. He's very famous in in the uh world that I'm in,

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but with a good connotation. Why? Cuz he was never cancelled from DARPA. But what did he find? He found something called

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the fry effect. The fry effect is that you can use pulse microwaves and you can actually get voices to show up in your

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head. That's what he's famous for with people who are targeted people. But the

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real thing that he found that was most interesting to a guy like me is that you could use non-native EMF to open the gut

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barrier, the brain barrier, the barrier that you have between your eye and your retina. All you had to do is use

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non-native EMF. Remember I told you silent wars that you have silent weapons

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so you'll have no way of knowing it. So when the government gain the ability to open up the bloodb brain barrier

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something very interesting happens in in the world that very few people really know about these days.

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Um, remember the people had the same technology coming out of World War II with the Russians. And the Russians

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tried to warn the United States that if you started to use the low end of the

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electromagnetic spectrum on people that bad things could happen. It got so bad

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that the Russians sent a delegation to Sandos Nuclear Lab to tell the people

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that were the, you know, worked after the bomb, these are the people that were part of the original deep state. These

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are General Gro's people um that this problem exists. Of course, you know that

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the military said, "These guys are full of [ __ ] We're not going to believe them. They're Russians. You know, we're supposed to hate them because that's

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what General Gr told us." And it was very frustrating. This this meeting happened in 57 through 58. So what did

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the Russians decide to do? They build this huge antenna in Ukraine. Uh and they start sending out this frequency

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called the Woodpecker frequency. You could hear this the whole time I was growing up uh when I was a kid. It

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worked on the same latitude as I believe Portland, Oregon. It would just send

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this chirping message. And when people learned about this, they were like, "Why

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are the Russians do this?" This was the Russians trying to warn the United States military and the people in the

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United States that you're making a big mistake if you do this for you guys as tech uh you know,

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photographers understand that you know, Russia doesn't have an Apple, Russell doesn't have a Google, Russia doesn't

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have Facebook. You got to ask yourself why when they have the same technology. I mean, it's a very reasonable question

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to ask when you're a savage. So, the next thing that happens is

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probably the most shocking part of the story that I haven't talked that much about, but the Russians decide to really

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send the message to the United States. They then use um a pulse microwave

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device to shoot at the US embassy in Moscow. So, we have three straight US

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ambassadors that come down with a blood cancer. Wow. At the time. And then

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everybody that was in the Moscow embassy started to complain about horrible

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problems with tinitis and man's disease. And no one at that time in the United

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States could figure out what was going on. So eventually the physicists that are part

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of DARPA, turns out it's this guy Fry tells

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the military exactly what's going on. Eventually, they figure out how to fix this. Now, you're going to laugh when

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you hear this, but you know that the idea conspiracy theory is actually a

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term that was coined in our lexicon by the CIA. I have heard that. Yes. about the JFK assassination. Did you know that

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tinfoil hat comes from this event? I I didn't know that, but I'm I'm not

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surprised. Guess guess what the result was? The DARPA came up with the idea to

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line the entire inside of the Moscow embassy with tin foil to block the effect. And did it

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did it work? Yeah, it actually did work. And you have to remember it worked at that time because they weren't really

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using high frequency stuff. They were trying to send a message that if you use

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this on your population, you're going to create a huge problem for the world. Okay? So for

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people who don't believe this story, you can go back look in the Federal Register. In 1973, Henry Kissinger gave

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everybody who worked at the Moscow embassy from 1967 to 1973 hazard pay.

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They got 30% more pay for working there. So that is where Havana syndrome first

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comes. But where's the name coined? The name is coined because Obama used that uh down

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in 2008 2009 in the embassy down there. Turns out it was the Cubans that used it on our embassy. This was now remember

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communists tied to Russia still trying to send the message to the United States. What was happening in 2008 2009

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that stimulated Castro to do this. They knew that the SRRI was moving to the

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brain health initiative. Guess where the brain health initiative was going to go to Central and South America where brown

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and darkkinned people were. Why? Because what did the government find out at SRRI?

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People that are heavily melanated are not as susceptible to electromagnetic

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devices as not as they should be. So the government said we need to study this.

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That was why this all went down at the time it went down. Okay. So now, you

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know, I don't know how old you are, but you look like you're in your mid30s. You have lived in a world that

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is now filled with these devices. You know, it's not these are not devices

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that are targeted at you. These are devices that you hold in your hand. You have computers. This is how we talk with

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me in El Salvador. But they're ubi just so you know

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the the number that you didn't read on your list to me that needs to be added.

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Each idiot in the United States on average owns 12 devices that emit RF or

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microwaves. Wow. Okay. Did you know that? No, I did not. And that's shocking. So, guess here's another

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thing. You you mentioned something about obesity, about how everybody's getting obese. Do you know that every 10%

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increase spending of tech money that the NHANES data for obesity goes up? 10%.

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Yeah, that's it's absolutely incredible. And guess what? Here's the thing that

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you need to understand. The data is discoverable, but remember who I told you about who we're dealing with? We're

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dealing with the Department of Defense in DARPA. So, they've done a really good job with your generation. Remember, I'm

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a gray beard. I'm in my 60s. You're not. I've seen the [ __ ] nefarious things they've done. Okay. What you don't

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realize is that they've been doing this on everybody else. Then they stopped in

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2008 when Obama came in. Then Obama decided, okay, now we're going to turn

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this on our own people because we're going to find out if this really works. Remember, this is where ideiation

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without execution leads to deletion. So Obama, the idea starts from Myer Lansky

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all the way to SRRI, but Obama's the guy that decides to execute the program to

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see if you really can control a population. So what is the major idea

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that I want you to understand? The things that the Department of Defense, NATO, and DARPA

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want you to believe about Russia are the same things that are about them. They're

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communist, but we're using electromagnetic devices to control and harness the cows in the United States.

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Doing it with weapons you can't see. See, at least Putin, people know who he is. There's no

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silent weapons with him. But our government is waging a silent war

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utilizing weapons that we don't understand. And they're doing it by design. And they've addicted you to it.

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Why? because the light frequencies that they use marry up to the non-visual

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photo receptors in the human body and that's also work that was done at Stanford that they found eventually just

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so you know all of this is codified in DARPA it g it's given to Google and then

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it's also given to companies like Facebook all of these are DARPA companies at the origin okay so now this

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is exactly exactly what I wanted to talk about to set the stage here, Jack, because just for for me, what I've

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realized is, you know, I went through my health problems about a year and a half ago. I um I got to a tipping point to

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where I started experiencing I was, you know, deadlifting 400 lb. I was in the

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best, you know, thought I was in the best shape of my life, totally fine. But I was spending a ton of time in front of

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screens. My office was in the basement. I wasn't connected to nature. I was

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staying up all, you know, hours of the night on screens, all that. And I hit a tipping point to where my body started

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to deteriorate like crazy. Thank God I came across your information. And I remember, I will never forget this day.

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I was listening to one of your videos and I was laying on the floor in my in one of my rooms in my house and I felt

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like I was dying. Literally, my arms were burning pain. I couldn't walk up a

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staircase without feeling like I was about to have a heart attack. I had pain throughout my body. I had twitches in my

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muscles. I had all the brain fog. All these things going on. I was laying on the floor and I was listening to one of

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your interviews. And this particular room, I had house plants in this room.

31:50

And I was laying and listening and I was looking at one of the plants. And as you

31:56

were speaking about the light, it clicked for me. And I was like, "Holy

32:02

[ __ ] if you take one of these plants and I put it in a dark room or I put it

32:08

in front of a screen or something like that, I take it out of its environment, nature, it's going to die. It's going to

32:14

get sick and it's going to die." And that was the beginning of it. So now that we've established that this is

32:20

we've established the history and how DARPA and you know the technology companies are involved in this I'd like

32:27

to talk about what actually happens when a human is in their natural environment

32:33

aka outside. We can talk about what happens when they go inside and they're addicted to technology, but in the

32:40

natural environment where a human is optimized. What is actually happening when you go outside, light hits your

32:46

retina, goes in your eye, or hits your skin? Well, let's let's keep on the track that we're on because I think

32:52

you're going to like where this goes because we're going to we're going to hit that. So, remember I told you about Fry. Fry's the guy working with DARPA

33:00

figures out how these effects are. Here's what you don't know. at the same time being funded by DARPA's this other

33:06

guy named Robert O. Becker. Robert Obecker is an orthopedic surgeon in New York who's actually doing some amazing

33:13

work for the government on limb regeneration for soldiers that are coming back from Vietnam. He's model is

33:21

a salamander. He goes through frogs. He eventually is twice nominated for the

33:27

Nobel Prize. Uh DARPA fans. He's probably the most famous scientist at

33:32

the time when I was a young man. Okay. He goes on TV 1977 and tells the

33:40

world that this antenna that the government wants to build called Sanguin in Wisconsin to track nuclear submarines

33:47

is dangerous. Then he takes it a step further. He goes, "In fact, the power lines that are in your backyard are

33:54

actually dangerous for you." Now remember, nobody owns a microwave or a cell phone yet. that's going to happen

34:00

literally five, six years later. He goes on 60 Minutes and tells them the world

34:06

this literally his lab is defunded and right away DARPA, holy [ __ ] puts them

34:13

on ice. So, what I want to explain to you is Fry teaches DARPA how to take

34:19

humans apart. Becker is teaching the world how to put

34:24

them back together. And who do they cancel? They cancel the guy who has the

34:30

answers for you laying on your basement looking at the plants. Got it. That's

34:36

the key part of this story. So, after Becker gets cancelled, the uh

34:44

science gets more developed. Here's where it gets interesting. To know what we're supposed

34:50

to do, you have to understand a little bit about how we're built. So, between

34:56

probably 1998 and 2017, the nonvisual photo receptor system, which I think you

35:03

guys will dig because you're all photographers, um, gets discovered, which turns out the

35:10

rarest color in nature, and I'm talking about things that are alive is blue.

35:16

What should you know about blue? uh from the biologic standpoint, not the

35:22

photography standpoint. Claude Shannon came up with an information theory in 1948. He said basically for a message to

35:29

be precise and powerful, it has to be unusual. This is the reason nature

35:34

doesn't use blue very commonly. So, if you listen to the Reuben Yubberman

35:42

podcast that I did two years ago, uh, Yubberman tells the story of one of his

35:47

friends named Nicholas Buren who is sitting down with him in California in Stanford says, "You guys are not going

35:52

to believe this, but we just discovered that we have amphibian blue light detectors in our brain." And, you know,

35:59

Uberman kind of chuckled and laughed. And I'm looking at him. I'm like, "Makes total sense to me." Why? Because the

36:05

story I just told you, Becker used what? Salamanders and frogs and then graduated to humans.

36:13

Okay. But be humor didn't seem to know the

36:19

evolutionary history of how amphibians and mammals are linked. And I thought

36:25

that was very very interesting in that podcast. So once we find that melanopsin

36:32

is the blue light detector, we find out it's in the brain. What do we find out

36:37

over from 98 to 2017? It's in our arteries. It's in our

36:43

subq fat. It's in every single tissue. We look for it. So, you're saying, Jack,

36:50

that we have actual cells, not on just our skin, but inside of our bodies,

36:56

which technically shouldn't see any light, that are detecting, they don't

37:01

see light, but they absolutely respond to it. So, for example, the ones that you guys will be interested in are the

37:08

ones in our retina. They're called intrinsic photo receptor cells. That's the melanopsin cell. Those are the ones

37:15

that actually control your circadian rhythm. They also go to another place called the habenial nucleus that

37:20

controls the new territory in humans which is the frontal loes. So, so that's the key. Those are first order neurons

37:28

that come through your optic nerve that go to those two way stations. Just remember that the story gets more

37:34

interesting because when we find out that this blue light detector is everywhere, but blue light is rare in

37:41

nature, you actually begin to understand what nature is really doing. Okay. Then

37:47

we find out 2009 we have a UVA detector on our cornea and then we find out it's

37:53

in our skin. Remember the dermatologist and opthalmologist been telling you your whole life the sun is toxic for you,

37:59

right? But yet nature put a UVA detector everywhere along your integimement. Kind

38:05

of shocks you. And then we start to learn about a little bit about melanin.

38:11

How do we learn about melanin? Well, melanin is something that most people know about in the skin. They don't

38:17

realize that mammals do something interesting with melanin. They internalize it in their brain. And it

38:24

turns out it absorbs all parts of the electromagnetic uh spectrum which is the reason why I

38:30

told you they went to South America. The other interesting thing about it and

38:35

this is something that you can discover yourself. DARPA became very interested in melanin for a what's their front

38:41

reason? the facade, not the stuff that I'm telling you. It's the best thing to use for solar panels when it's

38:47

dehydrated. Why? Because it communicates you. You turn light into an electric

38:52

current. Nothing on the planet works better than melanin. So, they're now trying to work on this in the ISS.

38:59

That's the front for DARPA using all this story. But there's something more nefarious because it turns out the

39:05

regenerative current that Becker finds in 1967 is 1 trillionth of 1 amp that takes

39:12

a red blood cell and turns it into a degiated cell that's a stem cell that

39:19

fixes you. Now here's the interesting part. How does this work?

39:25

this the red blood cell has to be turned from oxygenated hemoglobin to something

39:31

called methemoglobin because that's like a step back in time. Then what actually happens

39:38

that metoglobin through this current 1 trillion to 1 amp then gets turned into

39:44

a fetal red blood cell. You may not know this, but when you inside your mama,

39:50

when you were hypoxic, your red blood cells had mitochondrial DNA. And it turns out

39:56

that's a key part of regeneration. Because if you think about pregnancy, pregnancy is like turning a germ line, a

40:03

egg, and a sperm, and then you come out as a 9 lb baby. And it turns out the

40:08

program that you think is really really bad called cancer is actually what forms a baby

40:16

through this process. It's controlled. Why? Because of the

40:21

part you didn't learn about Becker because of DARPA. So this is the part that gets really

40:28

interesting. Becker comes out and tells people this is now 1970s as I told you.

40:34

I think it might be a bad idea if we put all this technology and power line stuff

40:40

around humans because I found one trillionth of

40:46

a one amp mirror actually allows us to tap our stem cells and

40:51

regenerate. Well, the reason DARPA didn't want that information out, my friend, is because we know what takes

40:56

you apart. Now, we know what puts you together. So, what are we going to do with technology? We're going to get rid

41:02

of it. Okay. So now let's go back to 2008. What's the single most nefarious

41:08

thing that Obama does in his first term? He signs the proclamation that we're

41:14

going to get rid of incandescent and go to LEDs, which have a huge blue spike. He tells the world the facade story, the

41:21

DARPA story. This is to save energy, okay? Because we're subtracting out the UV and the infrared A and the light.

41:29

We're just going to make this blue and you're going to be fine. Then he does something even crazier. He allows big

41:35

pharma to start to advertise on TV. Why is that? Remember that whole church

41:41

commission thing that there's people in the media that are working for the government? Now you have big pharma able

41:48

to pay the salaries of the people in media. So that now the government has a

41:54

propaganda arm that works indirectly just like an NGO would to actually sell

42:01

people the story propaganda because remember when their brains don't work because you're using light at them at

42:07

scale what eventually happens you got them in prison. You're living in

42:14

Massachusetts and you think you're free and you have the illusion of being free. Now the system is very close to being

42:23

ready to go at scale 2008 2009. Okay, we

42:28

go down to to Brain Health Initiative and then they figure out a lot of

42:33

different things with this program. But the two events that I want to bring you back to before we go outside and teach

42:41

you how we're supposed to work, two events happen, both of them with African-Americans. First one is in the

42:47

Navy yards in Virginia where a guy comes in on his rifle is carved ELF, extreme

42:53

low frequency. He goes in with that rifle and kills 12 people in the military. You never hear about this ever

43:00

again. Never heard. Yeah, never heard about that. But you can still look it up and find it for sure. Then a couple

43:07

years later, a black attorney with no history at all goes in back into his college at Florida State shoots the

43:14

library up. Doesn't kill anybody, but he swears that he's hearing voices in his head. Same thing as the guy in the

43:21

Navyyard. In other words, you're now beginning to see they are testing this

43:26

on us and you don't know it. And they're doing all different things around You

43:31

got towers around you, you got satellites, you got everything. And Jack, sorry to interrupt, but for people

43:37

that might find this hard to believe, I really encourage you to go look up the

43:42

original patents on the iPhone and the technology from Apple and see how DARPA

43:47

was actually involved in that technology in creating it. Correct. That and that that's one of the key when that that

43:54

phone came out, that was one of the key metrics to make sure that you had one of these devices in everybody's hand. Why?

44:01

Because the EMF they were delivering to you was not only blue through the screen, RF and microwaves. And just just

44:08

to make it even simpler, because I know you guys may not know this, when the iPad came out, Steve Jobs famously said

44:16

in his book, "Yeah, I created all this cool stuff, but I would never let my own kids use it." Well, I remember how he died. He died from a retroparal cancer.

44:25

He's the guy that put our lexicon laptop. He's the guy that every time you saw him give a talk, his jeans, the

44:31

Levis's had where he put the phone. These are the two areas you radiate in between them. That's how you get a

44:37

cancer. And don't think the Jobs knew. Let me tell you how I can prove that he knew. So I iPad 2 comes out and you can

44:46

go and discover this right now. There is an infrared detector in the iPad. Do you

44:52

know why it was put in? Jobs absolutely said it needs to be put in because if this device touches the skin of a child,

44:59

it should turn off. Wow. They never marketed this technology. Why? Because

45:05

if you knew about it and why they put it in, then you'd start going, "Well, is

45:11

this device healthy for me to use?" Right. Exactly. Exactly. Got it. Exactly. And you know how Apple is about

45:18

marketing. So, this will tell you how complicit these people are. And I will

45:24

tell you, you guys look at Steve Jobs, you know, as an icon. I look at him as a [ __ ] terrorist. Okay? Why? Because he

45:32

was complicit. And now this technology has been turned on us. Yes. He's one of

45:37

the guys that allowed that. Same thing as Paul Allen. Paul Allen also died from

45:43

one of the blood cancers just like the guys, the three ambassadors in the

45:49

Moscow embassy incident. Exact same answer. Just so you're clear.

45:55

Incredible. So now to get to your question, what do you need to learn

46:03

about when we go outside and we're not in your basement with your hands hurting? What's the

46:09

difference in that light versus the light that technology

46:14

uses? Uh we are optimized for that light tremendously. Almost every single key

46:21

protein in us from the Cambrian explosion. When I say us, I'm talking about

46:26

ukariots and all of our friends are hem proteins. You know the

46:32

best hem protein that I think all of you know since you're not scientists is hemoglobin. Okay. So, I want you to

46:39

think about hemoglobin in a red cell like a radio antenna. It looks like a bagel or a bial and it's basically a

46:47

radio antenna for the sun to communicate with your mitochondria. That's how I want you to think about it. So, I told

46:54

you the story of Becker about how he used in in a broken bone a red blood

47:00

cell differentiated. Remember when he said this, this was considered impossible in biology at the time that

47:06

there's nothing in biology that goes back in time from a previous atomistic

47:11

form. Meaning this is literally space travel. You're actually doing something

47:17

that biology says can't happen. Well, he proved that it can and you don't know about it because the military doesn't

47:24

want you to know about it. That's why he was canled. So when you go outside, what do you do? You make more red blood

47:31

cells. Your blood cells are perfect. When you stay inside, like the day that

47:36

you were down in the basement, your red blood cell atrophies. It's no different than when you go to the gym. When it

47:43

atrophies, you get a disease called anemia of chronic disease. To this day, you open any book in medicine, they have

47:50

no answer for what causes that disease. I'm going to tell you what it is. It's a lack of UV and IR light. Turns out he

47:58

proteins their action spectra are UV and

48:03

infrared sometimes near infrared. Red blood cell is very interesting. It's mostly red. It's got a sharp cut off at

48:11

600 but it goes all the way down in the UV. So that means hemoglobin which is

48:17

considered a pfin just like chlorophyll is a pfin is a UV and IR detector.

48:24

What's the key for you understanding Becker's work? UV and IR light are the key to the regeneration programs. That

48:32

is what Becker really found. So guess what DARPA found if we bring non-native

48:40

EMF blue light into the environment and take away the regeneration part of the

48:45

program, we're screwed. We got we got everybody. So, what I'd like you to do

48:51

now, go back and take a look at your list that you started this with. That's

48:56

the cause because you have no way to regenerate any of those things. That's the reason the numbers are there. And

49:02

that's the reason the numbers are getting worse and worse and worse. Why? Because you are addicted to all the [ __ ]

49:09

that's around you right now. That is you are dropping a massive massive bomb. And

49:15

I really hope that everyone's listening to this because this might be extremely hard for you know if you've just come

49:21

across this information for you to believe and it might take you actually

49:26

going outside like it did and changing your actual environment for you to understand this not just words because

49:32

for me when I felt like I was dying I went to the doctors and they one doctor told me that I might have MS you know

49:39

other doctors were just throwing supplements at me. I went to a functional health place. They just did nothing but take my money. The only

49:46

thing that worked was me waking up before sunrise, standing on the ground with my

49:53

shoes off, watching the sunrise, and then spending the majority in as much

49:58

time as I possibly could outside with as little clothes on as possible. And my

50:04

about being the Sphinx. I'm sorry. What was that? I said you got my message about being the Sphinx. Exactly.

50:10

Exactly, Jack. And this is what I'm saying is I am so [ __ ] pissed off is because one of the reasons is I got a

50:18

pair of blue blocking uh uh glasses and I wear them at night when I'm driving

50:23

and one of the things that just insensed me is I was driving one night and I kind

50:29

of pulled the glasses down just past my eyes and all of a sudden you see that we

50:34

are enveloped completely covered in a mist of blue light at all times, 247.

50:43

Exactly. It's not It's not just nighttime light. Like the the people that are in control of DARPA, the people

50:49

that in control of Stanford, the people that in control of the academia, of the science world, they want you to believe

50:55

that, oh yeah, you know, blue light maybe at night's bad. Blue light's bad [ __ ] all the time. Yes. The only blue

51:01

light you're designed to get is blue light from the sun. Why? Because the antidote in the sun is red light.

51:07

Remember, blue light never shows up without red light. And that's the key of

51:13

why you began to understand how nefarious Obama was because he took out

51:18

UV and IR light so that you would never have it. That's what was in an incandescent bulb. That's why when you

51:24

were you guys were little, you touched the bulb, you burn your [ __ ] hand. You know, with an LED light, you can

51:29

change it no matter what because there's nothing as heat. So when you begin to

51:37

understand that if we had incandesence, the numbers that you read probably wouldn't be as bad. But you have to

51:44

realize you're a young guy compared to me. When I went to school, we had the windows open. We used to go out for gym.

51:50

Now we didn't we had books. Now everybody's got screens and they got Wi-Fi and they got cameras [ __ ]

51:55

everywhere, right? Got it? So when you're a parent and you're sending your

52:01

kid, remember Department of Education is a government place. You're sending your

52:06

[ __ ] kid to Chernobyl every day when you understand

52:12

their science. Then when the kid comes home, what do they do? They run straight in their bedroom to do video games or

52:19

they're on Tik Tok. Kids don't do anything anymore. And the problem is parents don't realize they've been

52:27

conditioned for this. I grew up this environment is foreign to me, okay, as

52:32

an old guy. And what you need to realize, young people who are listening to this, the first thing that they do

52:38

with kids, they give them a digital babysitter, which is put a screen in front of them. Exactly. Because guess

52:44

what happens? The baby's brain has no milein.

52:50

It is absolutely the fastest way to addict a child when you give them these

52:55

devices. It's exactly what DARPA knew. This is the reason why they were behind

53:02

all this technology. They were behind Google. They were behind uh Facebook,

53:07

behind Apple. Every screen is blue lit except the one screen you know that I

53:15

helped get to market which is the daylight computer which is one of my members sons built a computer that can

53:22

be used in the sun where works spectacular. The problem is guys like

53:27

you that are in your industry they don't even know this computer exists. Why exactly? Because Sergey Brin has been

53:32

trying to get rid of it. In fact, the most ironic part of that story, Sergey

53:38

Brand and all his friends at A16Z and Google try to bury this kid's work. I

53:44

had to wait until Sergey and Nicole Shanahan got divorced and I sent Angen

53:50

to Nicole Shanahan and she gave him the money to start this computer company.

53:56

Why? Because she had her own come to Jesus moment, you know, after dealing with me about the stuff you and I are

54:02

talking about. Why? because her daughter is on your list. She's one of those kids

54:09

that got autism from her daddy. Incredible. Incredible. So, okay. So,

54:16

let's just to to to recap here. This is so important here. So basically what

54:22

you're laying out here, Jack, is with the lighting that's indoors, we are

54:28

being assaulted by a certain type of wavelength, a very specific type of

54:33

light. If you walk into a room, 435 435 to 470. Okay? So that's specifically

54:39

what the light is. When you walk into a room nowadays, you it the the light might look like what it does outside at

54:46

high noon, but you're not getting a huge part of that natural spectrum. And what

54:52

is cut off is the part that's actually regenerating the damage that is caused

54:57

by blue light. So, go ahead. Oh, you got it. That's that

55:03

when you asked me the question, Jack, what's the difference when we go outside and not? You just nailed it, my friend.

55:09

all the regeneration program that Becker found has been subtracted by your government and they're forcing you to

55:17

live in that world and their friends in where's the cantalion effect my world

55:24

big pharma in in centralized healthcare the number one driver in every single

55:30

city in the United States is cancer care I don't care what what hospital you're in guess what they know that and if you

55:38

listen to the the the uh interviews. I don't know if you guys heard this.

55:43

Hopefully after listening to this, you just heard Howard Lutnik talking Shamath yesterday about how the government

55:49

should be involved in healthc care solutions and monetizing it for the United States. Dude, let me just tell

55:56

you something. These guys, they are the biggest [ __ ] criminals. They are not

56:01

our friends. They're not our friends. No, they're not. None of them are. And I'm telling you, I always have to remind

56:10

Americans this, especially your your age group, cuz you guys [ __ ] suck at

56:15

history. Just remember that the crazy misfits from the UK came over here 250

56:21

years ago because of a 3% tax on [ __ ] tea. They shot at the king. So guess

56:28

what? You listen to the story that I just told you. This is This is ridiculous that we're

56:36

taking it. And the reason we're taking it is because you've been MK ultra by light your entire life. They know. They

56:43

can actually tell you what they've done, which they just did by dropping the JFK files. You now know who really did it,

56:50

your government and Israel. And they still know you won't care. You know why?

56:56

Cuz you got your Netflix. You got your screen. Exactly. your dopamine level and your melatonin level is so destroyed

57:03

that your neoortex can't think by first principles. That's how much they know

57:10

they have you. Exactly. And it's so obvious once you wake up out of the

57:15

sleep and the hypnosis, it's so obvious that the ubiquitous thing that's around

57:21

us all the time, which is our lighting, is the thing that's actually making us

57:26

sick and disconnecting us from our natural health and our balance. So now that we've established that the

57:32

technology that we're using, we're all addicted to has been coming from DARPA. Okay, you can go look up the patents.

57:39

You can go look at where the iPhone technology, all this stuff came from. Now, you have to open up your mind

57:46

and understand that this is all on you individually. The person who's listening

57:52

to this needs to understand. A lot of people ask me why I have the Gatsson flag as, you know, my icon for, you

58:00

know, my social media and stuff like that. And part of it is because the snake is is an ancient symbol of

58:05

creation. But the other reason is because that represents people who didn't want to live like [ __ ] zoo

58:12

animals. Okay? It's not just the taxes. It was people who wanted to be in control of their own destiny and didn't

58:19

want to have the level of control by somebody else outside saying how they

58:24

should live. Just just use the term with your tribe so they understand these are

58:29

this is a decentralized mindset. Yes. And it means that you're into self-

58:35

sovereignty. It also means that you're into strict property rights like aloidial title which is the other part

58:42

of the story we haven't talked about yet but that's what Bitcoin is and what nature is. Yes. They're two

58:48

decentralized networks. One manufactured the other one natural. If you understand

58:54

that flag that you use on your social media page, this is the mark of the

59:01

decentralized mindset. People who think by first principles were autodidacts.

59:06

We're not going to listen to the narratives that we're we're given. We're going to go and we're going to dig till

59:12

we find the root cause of the problem and then we're going to take the root and pull it out of the ground. M so when

59:19

you want to know why Uncle Jack is here, it's not just because the 13th latitude

59:24

has great weather, great sun, good water, and good magnetism because we live on top of a volcano. But it's also

59:32

because I don't want to be next to people who are watching this video. Why? Because you think that what I just told

59:39

you is hyperbole. It's [ __ ] Everything I told you in this video is

59:46

discoverable and you can fact check it yourself. If you're a savage, if you're a decentralized thinker, first

59:52

principle, you're going to come back and watch this video five times, six times,

59:57

seven times. Then you're going to go look at my other videos and you're going to say, "Wow, this guy is a neurosurgeon

1:00:03

who was talking about health for 18 years, but something happened two years ago that he's now telling the world this

1:00:11

story." You know what that something was? Messenger RNA technology. Why? Yeah. Because what happened in the 1950s

1:00:17

in the cutter event showed up in the messenger RNA technology today. And guess who run that? DARPA.

1:00:26

So these problems are are eminent. So basically we're cattle essentially. Okay. We've been turning. I would say

1:00:33

not only your cattle, but it's even worse than that because when people really listen to my podcast, they're now

1:00:40

tapering the Ponzi scheme with the people who were complicit. This is what

1:00:46

all the died suddenly stuff's about. This is what all the the things where you see healthy, fit people dropping

1:00:53

dead. Remember what Fouchi told you in the beginning? Fatties with diabetes were going to die. No, that's not true.

1:01:00

They're not dying. It turns out it's the fit people. Everybody two years ago was

1:01:06

watching TV just like I was when they saw Demar Hamlin drop dead on TV. Yes. A

1:01:11

football player. Mhm. Then another guy, Supreme Health, kind of like you were in

1:01:16

your basement. JJ Watt had to retire his Hall of Fame career cuz his heart

1:01:22

stopped working. and he had to have it cardioverted two or three times and it turned out the cardio version didn't

1:01:28

work. So he's like, I can't play football cuz I don't want to wind up like Demar Hamlin. We've had over

1:01:35

250 soccer players die on the field all over the world. Remember, these aren't

1:01:40

fatties with diabetes, right? But that's what you were told because guess what? That's what the paradigm wants you to

1:01:46

believe. It turns out, believe it or not, people who took the jab who are fat, they have a layer of protection

1:01:52

that everybody else doesn't have. Why? Because what do the jabs have? What did DARPA put in the jab? Something called a

1:01:59

liquid nanoparticle. A lipid nanoparticle, I should say. So, when you're heavy, that

1:02:05

particle goes to your fat. There's nothing in your fat that's going to kill you. So, the more fat you have, the more

1:02:11

you're protected from how this thing kills. Turns out the more fit you are,

1:02:17

it tends to go to electrical membranes in organs. So guess what the number one

1:02:24

target was in the aftermarket data? They wanted to be the heart. That's the one

1:02:29

you guys know about, but the number one issue is actually the kidneys. Acute and chronic renal failure has gone through

1:02:36

the roof uh in CO. And you're going to appreciate this, my friend. A guy right

1:02:41

in your backyard who you should have on your podcast. His name is John Badoin. He's an electrical engineer. He has all

1:02:48

the data for Connecticut, Massachusetts, five other states that will show you

1:02:54

that this is true. You guys know about the myocarditis issue. So, it turns out

1:03:01

that the real story that you need to know about the aftermarket data is if

1:03:07

you took it, um, you are probably going to have a big problem over the next 20,

1:03:12

30, 40 years. If you make it to 40 or 50 years, those are going to be the savages

1:03:17

that are doing what Uncle Jack's doing right now outside getting what? The UV and the IR. Why? Because that drives the

1:03:26

regeneration programs. Exactly. That keep you away from what they're trying

1:03:31

to do to you. Okay. So, this is the single most important thing I can tell

1:03:37

you that the UV part drives the melanin story. The near infrared IR part drives

1:03:44

the water heam part of the story. You need those two protein systems in your

1:03:51

body to be absolutely on call for when DARPA comes to take your life away.

1:03:58

Exactly. Telling you that is with food, with vaccines,

1:04:03

with drugs, with supplements. Why? Here's the the last kill shot you need to understand because I told you a lot

1:04:10

in this podcast. Allan Fry knew that technology

1:04:15

opened your gut barrier, your bloodb brain barrier. So what does that mean? When you have processed food, when you

1:04:21

have a jab, when you have supplements that have heavy atomic um atoms in it,

1:04:28

that actually causes immune problems in your gut. So if you want to know why kids are allergic to peanuts, that's the

1:04:34

reason why. If you want to know the reason why people have multiple chemical sensitivities or electrohypers

1:04:40

sensitivity, the open barriers are the reason why. You want to know why celiac diseases spiked? That's the reason why.

1:04:48

Do you want to know why Hashimoto's went from very uncommon in my Robins Pathology book up there in 1986 to now

1:04:56

the number one cause of thyroid disease? The open barriers are the reason why.

1:05:01

And what did they do? They put all these atoms in these things that aren't

1:05:06

supposed to be in us. And why is this important for you to hear? Because you guys are all photographers. I know that

1:05:12

you don't know the science, but here's the last part of the Becker story. You need to understand Becker's work. The

1:05:19

reason why it was groundbreaking, he found out that we use semiconduction in us to work. Okay? That bone metabolism

1:05:27

has a PNN semiconductor. That's collagen and appetite. We have two copper atoms

1:05:32

that sit on there by Vanderall forces that keep those things together. That's the work that DARPA paid for. So he's

1:05:40

the first guy that showed every system in us is built around this. So let me ask you a question. When Intel and

1:05:47

Microsoft build a fab to build semiconductors, don't they have clean rooms? Of course. Don't they let

1:05:53

anything in there? No contamination at all. Why in the [ _ ] then would you take a supplement? Why the [ _ ] would you

1:06:00

take a vaccine? Why in the [ __ ] would you use any processed food that's not built by photosynthesis? Because guess

1:06:05

what? Nature keeps all of those things out that can harm its semiconductive

1:06:12

system. 100%. Guess what? They're putting stuff in and at the same time

1:06:18

opening all your barriers to these atoms because you know what they know? It

1:06:24

destroys the way the semiconductive system in you works and you never get to

1:06:29

the regeneration program. So you're you're you're we're experiencing a loss of energy that normally should be

1:06:35

flowing through our bodies through our cells because our barriers have been opened by the electromagnetic

1:06:42

frequencies that we're being assaulted with RF, lack of natural sunlight, LED

1:06:48

lights, things like that. It's opening up these barriers and it's draining our power essentially. That's exactly it.

1:06:54

And what you need is what I got behind me. What AAA is for everybody listening to this video is sunlight. Why? Because

1:07:01

it has UV and IR and profit balance. But if you want to know the details, and I

1:07:07

didn't think we would get too big into the science, but I can explain it to you very very quickly. If you look at my

1:07:13

fingers right here, this is the wiring diagram for the inner mitochondrial membrane. This thumb here, you see

1:07:19

wiggling? That's NAD. That's the beginning part of the electron chain. Over here, this one's oxygen. Okay?

1:07:27

Oxygen pulls electrons from from to it from here. So, this part right here, the

1:07:33

bridge, that's a 30 million volt wire. What did nature do? It put a heem

1:07:38

protein around this wire that makes dutarium depleted water. Why did it use water that's pure? Because water is a

1:07:45

perfect insulator for electric current. So, let's do this again. What does non-native EMF, blue light, anything, it

1:07:51

does? This separates it. So, guess what happens then? That 30 million cult uh

1:07:57

current goes wherever everywhere in your body. Well, wherever the electrical resistance brings it. Okay, that

1:08:04

determines the disease you get. Oh my god. Got it. So, what fix this? What

1:08:09

fixes this? Okay, you need the IR to keep the water here. Why do you need the

1:08:16

UV? Because remember I told you in Becker's work one trillionth of one one ampere of current. Here's where it

1:08:23

comes. When melanin is hydrated, it becomes a poor electrical conductor. So

1:08:28

it went from the best to the worst just by covered. So that's how you get to the

1:08:34

1 trillion to 1 amp here. Water and melanin together are your superpower. People like UV and IR light

1:08:42

are irreplaceable for savages who are being taken apart by the list that we started

1:08:50

this podcast with. Exactly. So what Jack is saying here is if you don't go

1:08:56

outside, you will never experience the repair mechanisms that were naturally

1:09:02

placed inside you over millions and millions of years of evolution. What

1:09:08

people have to understand is there are two and this is from my basic understanding of of knowledge but from

1:09:13

what I understand there's two main sources of energy. It's electromagnetism from the planets the earth wherever it

1:09:20

comes from and then the solar radiation spectrum. We've evolved under those two

1:09:25

sources of power for millions of years. And yes, you can talk to a dermatologist and they're going to tell you, "Oh, UV

1:09:32

light causes, you know, DNA damage or whatever." And yes, that's true. But there are natural mechanisms that we've

1:09:39

evolved that that in perfect balance repair everything. We are in a constant

1:09:47

flux up and down of damage and repair that creates a perfectly healthy human.

1:09:52

But when we're stuck inside with being blasted by blue light and you know all

1:09:57

these radio frequencies, this Wi-Fi and all this technology, we're removing the ability to repair ourselves. So, we're

1:10:05

actually just going to get a million different diseases based on, like Jack said, where that electricity goes. Is

1:10:10

that right? Absolutely correct. Excellent. Excellent. It's actually it's

1:10:16

actually not that hard to understand the biology part of this, but the real big

1:10:22

issue is it's hard to fathom for people that their government would do what they

1:10:27

did. But I'm going to remind you today, knowing what everybody knows

1:10:33

about these jabs, 1 million children are getting the COVID jab today because

1:10:39

nobody's stopping it. So guess what that means, my friend? These brains are not mileinated yet. They are preconditioning

1:10:46

future Americans to be subject to their control programs. That's really what's

1:10:52

going on. Like if you look at the most famous quote in MK Ultra from Dr. Delgato. He said at some day in the

1:11:00

future, generals will be able to control humans

1:11:05

electronically. That was the original idea that DARPA had in 1960s when they

1:11:14

hired Delgato. You now live in a world where they're this close away from

1:11:19

getting it. Yes. Yeah. And you know what? Honestly, it's really not that hard to believe when you just go

1:11:26

outside, go to a mall, go to any populated place where people are looking are walking around and look at what

1:11:32

they're doing. They're like this. They have a phone in their hand and they're barely paying attention to their

1:11:38

surroundings. People are I was thinking I was thinking you were going to do something better. I think the most obvious

1:11:44

uh thing to wake people up, all of us collectively, 360 million of us just

1:11:49

lived through co Yes. If that doesn't tell you what the [ __ ] government's capable of, I don't think anything else

1:11:54

does. 100%. I was speaking to my wife last night about the about this interview and um you know you this is

1:12:01

not only opened my eyes but hers as well. And uh you know she she spoke

1:12:07

specifically about that that you know cuz I was talking about you know my community we we talk about photography this a little bit different. I was

1:12:13

wondering how my community would react to it and I was like look it doesn't matter. This is a message that's

1:12:18

extremely important. and she said, "You know what? After COVID and what had happened with the response and the

1:12:24

vaccines, and now everybody's looking around saying, okay, we weren't told the truth, and not only that, we're sicker

1:12:31

than ever, and things are more screwed up than ever." People are starting to look around and, you know, the people

1:12:37

who aren't fully asleep and fully gone are starting to say something's wrong.

1:12:42

Well, I'm going to tell you the the real the real plan here. for DARPA to do what they do, you have to cut their energy

1:12:50

source off, which is money. So, I've told people when you hear this story like I've laid out for your tribe, uh,

1:12:57

CO was a compliance test for a coming economic reset. That's really Yes. what's going on. Why? Because everybody

1:13:04

knows the money is failing. The covert money is going away. The dollar's worth nothing. So, they got to get to the next

1:13:12

big thing. If you want to know what the next big thing is, it's been blocked in the United States, but Europe, uh,

1:13:18

Australia, and Canada are pushing forward. They just came out with the CBDC. Remember, when you have programmable money like that, then they

1:13:25

can control your money. They'll say, "Oh, well, look, Scott, you in Massachusetts, you know, you don't have enough social credit points because, you

1:13:32

know, you talk to Jack Cruz and we don't want anybody talking to Jack Cruz. Therefore, you're not going to be able

1:13:37

to go to Mexico this weekend, right? You just turn your [ __ ] card off." That's kind of what's going to happen

1:13:43

everywhere else in the rest of the world. And here's the bad part. It's going to affect you and me because say

1:13:48

when I get invited to a Bitcoin meeting in Europe, as soon as I get there, then

1:13:53

I'm subject to those even though I have an American passport. And here's the thing I worry about. How likely is the

1:14:02

American government going to fight to get me back? I mean, we know that they did it for a

1:14:08

drugdeing, smoking pot, um, WNBA player,

1:14:14

but I don't know if they're going to do it for a neurosurgeon that's telling the world kind of what they're doing. And

1:14:21

when you begin to understand that we have a duty to each other, look, I'm

1:14:27

just going to tell you, if there's one thing that comes from this podcast, once you fact check Uncle Jack

1:14:34

and you find out that I'm telling you the truth, just do me a favor with your family, sit down and get a copy of the

1:14:41

Constitution and maybe read it and read read a little bit about what Thomas

1:14:47

Jefferson said in the Federalist Papers. Exactly. Exactly. And and understand

1:14:52

that we are being ruled like I it's so hard for me to say this and you're in Massachusetts so this is really going to

1:15:00

land. We are being ruled by the biggest den of criminals you could ever imagine. I'm going to tell you 250 years ago we

1:15:07

shot out a king. If the king was alive today, the king is better than the people that are in Washington DC right

1:15:14

now. There's only one guy, maybe two. All right, I'm going to give you three.

1:15:19

Marjorie Taylor Green, Thomas Massie, and Ran Paul. The rest of them need to

1:15:24

go to Gitmo. We need completely new Congress. And I have to tell you, this

1:15:29

is where it's really up to me and you. We're the [ _ ] idiots that keep electing these [ _ ] [ __ ] right?

1:15:35

Yeah. So, we need to get rid of them all and start a new. We need It's like

1:15:41

Buckminister Fuller said, if you think you're going to reform a broken system from within, you're psychotic.

1:15:47

Absolutely not. And I think that's the point that I'm at now. I can tell you

1:15:53

from the outside in for the last two years, am I that agent provocator now?

1:15:58

Yeah. I mean, you have to realize I was behind Bobby Kennedy. I was behind Nicole. Uh basically, Maha has become

1:16:06

haha. I mean, the the craziest part of this story going into this, literally

1:16:11

three months ago, I was very confident that Bobby was going to do some really good things. Mhm. And I was not so sure

1:16:18

Trump was the right guy, but I thought he was the right guy for the finance stuff because he was

1:16:24

pushing Bitcoin and not the CBDC. Who would have thought in March

1:16:30

that I have absolutely zero faith in Bobby Kennedy and I have more faith in

1:16:35

Donald Trump because he's pushing forward with at least the financial side

1:16:42

but not the opposite side. So what does that mean? You said something in earlier in the podcast that I think needs to be

1:16:49

brought back up and it needs to resonate with the people listening to this. You're now you you nobody's coming

1:16:56

to save you. It's an equals one game. You guys need to understand that we're all in this game

1:17:03

together. The reason I do podcast with guys like him is he's a tuning fork in

1:17:09

Massachusetts and he's sending out a molecular resonance to me when we have this kind of discussion. You guys as the

1:17:15

audience get to see if we're resonating or not. Now, you may not resonate with

1:17:21

this message yet. You may start to resonate when you fact check Uncle Jack and you look into the things that both

1:17:28

he and I have talked about. And when you find that's the case, what do I envision the next version of America is going to

1:17:35

be? When you look at that constitution, it's not going to be defined by borders. It's going to be defined by a loyal

1:17:42

title. All of us are going to live all over the world and we're going to do communication just like this. We're

1:17:47

going to use the thing they try to kill us with to actually build our own country. We're all resonating together

1:17:54

and we're all we're not we're not we're not listening to your [ __ ] game anymore. We're not playing by the rules

1:18:01

that you had and then slowly steadily we do to them what they did to us. We start

1:18:07

taking apart their system. The number one thing that needs to happen in my view is you need to take the money

1:18:15

source away. Then we need to get rid of intelligence. We need to ban the CIA,

1:18:20

ban the FBI. For people who think that's crazy in this world, let me just tell you something. The FBI was founded in

1:18:27

1908. This is not like some [ __ ] huge long-term story. CIA is founded in 1947.

1:18:35

Uh, if you ask me which one are are the real problem, the CIA is the problem for

1:18:40

us now because that's where DARPA came from. The FBI is a problem because it's now protecting all the criminals in

1:18:46

Washington DC. That's the reason both of them need to go. That's if you if you

1:18:52

ask me, Jack, if you were my doctor when I was

1:18:57

laying on that floor looking at the plant, what would you tell me the prescription was? I just gave you the

1:19:03

answer. We need to take our country back. And what I'm going to do is I'm going to grab you by the back of that

1:19:10

white shirt. I'm going to throw you out on the [ __ ] grass and we're going to sit and we're just going to chat. We're

1:19:15

going to have a probably some dutyum depleted water. I may even give you some hypertonic saline and put a couple of

1:19:21

drops of methylene blue in it. So now I'm being provocative with your audience. Why is he saying that? But if

1:19:27

you want to know why I'm saying that, why I'm being provocative, you go and listen to that Danny Jones podcast when

1:19:35

you hear me talk about the little girl life that I saved in 1998 and how I did

1:19:40

it. Turned out that when Metallica was playing on that loop and whispered in my

1:19:46

ear that this is a way that I could help her broken electrical system in her

1:19:52

brain and her broken melanin system that maybe the wisdom from that surgery could

1:19:58

help each one of you who are listening to this podcast. Cuz right now the only

1:20:04

difference between that little girl and you guys is her injury happened very

1:20:09

very quickly with huge intensity. Your injuries happened over your whole life incrementally. You got it. And you don't

1:20:17

realize the same story for her is the same story for you. That's the key. And when you begin

1:20:25

to understand what I'm saying, just as you found, when you go back out and you

1:20:32

eat like a great white shark, protein and fat, and you connect with the sun,

1:20:38

and you're grounded, that's all you need to do to get Becker's regenerative program, no matter what your injury is.

1:20:45

Now, depending on how bad the loss of electrical resistance is that destroy different parts of your body, that will

1:20:51

determine the length of time that you need to do what you need to do. Okay? My

1:20:57

goal is not to make you live to 120, 130 years old. My goal is to get you to 85

1:21:03

so that you're fixing the roof on your house and you fall off and you're not taking any medicines and you're not

1:21:09

relying on people like Dr. Fouchy and you don't have Parkinson. Correct. I I don't want you to rely on on, you know,

1:21:16

Dr. Peter Aia or Sean Baker or Andrew Yuberman's podcast or Joe Rogan's

1:21:22

podcast. I want you to have a Lloyd deal title of your own health and your own

1:21:27

money. Yes. Guess what? That's really what it's about. It's about you taking

1:21:34

back ownership of your life. And when people tell you that no, it's not

1:21:40

impossible to do in 2025. turn this podcast on it again and then

1:21:46

then to go read the Constitution and tell me it's not possible. 100% Jack that I'm so glad that you

1:21:54

talked about the Constitution. If if anybody has not read and so many

1:21:59

Americans haven't haven't even read their own Constitution, their own Declaration of Independence that those

1:22:05

documents have nature and the principles of decentralized nature all through them. Those were a highly enlightened

1:22:13

people that recognized their connection to nature and that's where their rights

1:22:20

came from. That's where the way that they structured their life should come from. And anybody trying to step in front of that, their life was not as

1:22:28

important as stopping that. Okay. So, what people need to understand now we

1:22:33

need Exactly. And what people need to understand now is there's a lot of money

1:22:38

in trying to sell you supplements. There's a lot of money in going to your doctor and having them send you for MRIs

1:22:44

and blood tests and all this stuff. There's not a lot of money in a doctor telling you just to go outside. Okay?

1:22:51

And that's the real reason why this stuff is being held back from us is

1:22:56

because they want people sick. They want people confused and they don't want people knowing what's actually going on.

1:23:01

So the basis of everything that we've talked about, if you want to gain control over your mind and your health,

1:23:08

you need to get back into nature. You need to get back connected to the

1:23:13

principles of what we've been evolving under for millions of years. Get the technology away from you as much as

1:23:20

possible and integrate it responsibly and you can gain your health back.

1:23:25

I I I agree with that. I I think it's simple. People don't believe it, but it works. And I'm not going to tell you

1:23:33

that you're not going to need my profession. Like when you break your leg, you have a subdural, you know, from

1:23:39

trauma. Yeah. That's what we're good at. We're good at the acute stuff. What we suck at is the chronic stuff. And it

1:23:44

turns out what DARP has targeted is the chronic stuff. Yeah. That's what you need to understand. like all the the

1:23:51

disease metrics that you started this podcast with, every single one of them

1:23:57

are the chronic diseases that doctors are impotent to fix. And you have to realize it's not that

1:24:02

doctors are bad people. Uh their curriculum is paid for by big pharma and

1:24:09

DARPA. Just so you know that that's why we learn what we learn. We learn just enough so that we don't question some of

1:24:16

the things that I taught you about here. Like if you ask uh most doctors today, and I think your tribe should do this.

1:24:23

Ask your doctor two questions. This is how you know if you're with the right doctor. Doc, do you know anything about

1:24:31

the cutter event? Okay. Then number two, doc, do you know anything about Dr.

1:24:37

Robert O. Becker's work in in bone regeneration? Do a hard stop. If they

1:24:42

can't answer those two questions, you're at the wrong doctor. Totally agree.

1:24:48

Totally agree. Well, Jack, um I just want to close this out by giving you um my

1:24:55

sincere thank you. I believe that um that you are one of the few people that

1:25:02

is uh is rare nowadays that are speaking out strictly from the heart and

1:25:08

experience. And uh we need your voice more than ever nowadays across any

1:25:14

community. And um my my health has changed drastically. I literally feel

1:25:21

healthier than I have ever felt in my life. And that includes my 20s, my teens. I have never felt so healthy and

1:25:28

clear-minded. And just my vision for what I want in my life and the things that are around me has never been clear.

1:25:34

And that has it was a very simple awakening from you to remind me to get back connected to nature. And uh I

1:25:42

sincerely want to thank you. And for everybody that's listening, the stuff that we've talked about on this podcast,

1:25:48

um, yeah, it might be hard to believe, but go look up the patents of who put out this technology. Look how DARPA has

1:25:54

controlled, uh, you know, this the the technology that's ubiquitous nowadays,

1:26:00

and you'll come to your own conclusions with that stuff. Uh, but I I I implore you to really dig in and listen to what

1:26:07

Jack has said and to go in and do your own research and find out for yourself. Yeah. Um, let's end it with this because

1:26:14

I want to give them something a little bit more hardcore. I want you to read um

1:26:19

first book, Going Somewhere by Dr. Andrew Marino. Just so you know, Dr.

1:26:25

Marino was the physicist and eventually became a lawyer to protect Dr. Becker.

1:26:30

He's the one that did all the experiments with Becker. You'll read all the congressional testimony that was

1:26:36

done in the 70s that told you what they were doing. It's in his book. Fantastic. When you read that, you'll be blown

1:26:43

away. And then I would tell you to read Becker's book. Uh I think Becker's book,

1:26:49

you won't be able to put it down because you're going to be like, I didn't know that we had semiconductors in us. And then as soon as you get that message,

1:26:56

you're going to go, uh, I can't be putting anything in my body or my

1:27:01

child's body that are going to ruin the semiconductors that nature has perfected over 3.8 billion years. You get those

1:27:09

messages, then you'll understand why the ancients built the Sphinx at the 28th latitude looking to the east with all

1:27:16

four extremities to the ground. That's the message. The message is there. Stick

1:27:22

with it. Stop listening to the message from your government. Stop listening to

1:27:27

DARPA. Stop listening to centralized healthcare. Stop listening to bankers.

1:27:33

Stop listening to Wall Street. reclaim your sovereignty for your health

1:27:38

and your wealth by becoming a decentralized savage and you'll find out that all it's going to take is you being

1:27:44

a first principal thinker. That's it. Fantastic. Jack Cruz, thank you so much for coming on the show. We very much

1:27:51

appreciate it. All right, take care. All right, we're going to end it there. Jack, thank you so [ __ ] much, man.

1:27:57

That was absolutely incredible and it was really the message that I wanted to get across to my community. That was

1:28:02

amazing. No problem. Just let Shantel know when you let it go. Absolutely. I'll uh I'll give her a heads up before

1:28:09

we're going to release it. And um yeah, I really appreciate the time. No problem. Take care. Thanks, Jack.