Top Lobster (4:02)

Yeah, I think this is like number four. Honestly, I'm a little bit. What's the word? Like I'm overstimulated right now is how I feel we were doing.

David Lee Corbo (4:11)

One of the reasons we were late is because Top likes to be thorough. And so we're going through all of our notes on this guy and Top just keeps adding more and more and more notes. And the reason is, is because. Andre, how would you even pronounce that? Can you give it a shot and listen and then repe.

Top Lobster (4:26)

So the guy that we're going to be talking about today is called Andreeja Puharich. Okay. This is what he looks like and.

David Lee Corbo (4:33)

Very average looking guy, very regular.

Top Lobster (4:35)

Not assuming, not assuming. This isn't loading. Whatever he looks like. This just kind of like a regular Eastern European dude. And this dude like kind of seemingly comes out of nowhere like Most of these kind of ghosts, they're just a dude that just pops up and starts doing things on the world stage. So let's just get into it. He's an American physician, an inventor, and a parapsychologist is what his. His title is. He bridged the conventional science, technology, innovation, and the paranormal, which is right up our alley, if he was still alive. We talked to him. He was born in 1918, died in 95. His death. Let's just fucking skip to his death. Very strange.

David Lee Corbo (5:17)

He's born right at the. The turn of the century and the beginning of the. The Spanish flu, actually. Right. I believe that was the. The 1918 Spanish flu virus. That was what everybody was worried about when we were going into Covid times. So.

Top Lobster (5:30)

That is right.

David Lee Corbo (5:31)

Showed up on the world stage just in time to kick shit off in a big way.

Top Lobster (5:35)

Yeah. So in. Yeah, in January 3rd, we're just like, you know, how he started and now how he dies in 1995 in Virginia. He falls down some stairs and just dies. Damn, dude.

David Lee Corbo (5:48)

That's what took him out. All of this looking into the. The para. Psych. What is it? The parapsychological. And. And he takes a spill down a set of steps and dies. Damn.

Top Lobster (5:57)

Well, you never know what's coming, I think. So this is in 1995 when this happened. Like, the narratives of, like, being offed and all this stuff weren't as prolific, I guess they were. We had like, jfk.

David Lee Corbo (6:08)

Are you saying the Clintons didn't exist, so we couldn't add him to the Clinton body count?

Top Lobster (6:12)

I'm saying, like, the Internet didn't exist. So, like, no. Most people don't even know who this fucking guy is. But he just, like, he's responsible for so many of the things that we talk about on this show. Does he? There you go.

David Lee Corbo (6:24)

American says Puharij also ties into adrenochrome research. Dude, it is wild.

Top Lobster (6:29)

What doesn't he tie into is the question.

David Lee Corbo (6:31)

It's insane. It's insane. Well, all right, so where do you want to start with this guy? Because there's so many juicy places to. This is. We said it before the show started. What we're presenting you is the most fascinating man that you never knew even existed. And he is right on the. You know, in the. On the cornerstone of so much of the connective conspiracy material. This guy is, like, behind the scenes and everything. So where do you want to start? Top?

Top Lobster (6:58)

All right, so, like, again, here we go. He's not Jewish. He's Croatian is what I Found out. So this is.

David Lee Corbo (7:05)

I actually don't like Croatian people. So.

Top Lobster (7:07)

Go on. I like Mirko Crocop.

David Lee Corbo (7:09)

Oh, I like CRO Cop. Yeah. But I was fired by a Croatian guy and he was the only experience I ever had with Croatians. And so what you do is when you have one bad experience with an individual, you. You actually dismiss an entire ethnicity of people. And so yeah, for me it's blacks.

Top Lobster (7:25)

But yes, I, I understand where you're coming from with this. Yeah. All right. So he comes from Croatia. His parents are he. This actually isn't his name. Andreji Pujaras. His name is Karel Puharik. I don't know why he changed his name. Perhaps some like Karel K A R E L. Yeah, it's like probably some immigrant shit. When they come across to Ellis island, they like the people there were just like that's not your name anymore.

David Lee Corbo (7:51)

Like hey buddy. Nobody can fucking pronounce that so we're going to go ahead and change it.

Top Lobster (7:55)

Andrea. Like that's a better name. He was educated in Maryland, in Northwestern. Northwestern University in 1947 specializing in neurophysiology. He studied electrical impulses in the brain and body. And this is kind of where his story starts. So he's, you know, from 1918 until about 1947 he's just a kind of a. Like a dude doing things. But once he goes to Northwestern University, this is when he starts popping up on the world stage and really making a splash. He was in 19, in the 1950s he joined the military. He was in the medical corpse of the military. They later on at this facility that he was at, it's called the Edgewood Arsenal facility. They started to link MK Ultra experiments to this place.

David Lee Corbo (8:48)

There we go.

Top Lobster (8:49)

Yeah, so it's somewhere between Northwestern University, which I. That's Maryland and, and in the 1950s joining the army. Honestly, it's probably the army. That's where they got paranoid American. Where they MK'd ultra.

David Lee Corbo (9:02)

Exactly where they got paranoid. Hey, it's also worth mentioning that this guy has come up before on the show several times. Some of you might remember when we spoke to. I believe it was a codex of Curiosities and he presented to us the concept of the Spirit Comm which was.

Top Lobster (9:16)

No, it was a. It was Control alt history.

David Lee Corbo (9:19)

Yes, Control alt history. He did a fantastic job of. Of showing us this Spirit comm situation. Basically in the 80s there were a group of scientists and inventors and such that created a. A device, a technological device that you could have two way commun with somebody Seemingly in the spiritual realm. And. And the nature of those people that they were communicating with is still out to the jury, or the jury's out on it, rather. But this was a technology that didn't even exist that long ago. And they were reliably communicating with spiritual entities, or at least perceived spiritual entities, and they were having people come from far and wide to try to disprove and debunk this spirit comm. And. And they weren't able to do so. And so Puharich actually worked intimately, I believe, with the spirit comm. And was it Puharich top that ended up becoming schizophrenic?

Top Lobster (10:13)

No, no, this wasn't so Puharich kind of the Spirocom, actually, as I did some more research on it, the Spirocon came after Puharish, but, like, it came in, like, the. Like, maybe a couple years after. But it was influenced by his work because he did. He was doing a couple things which we're gonna get into, like his channeling of the 9, which is A. It's kind of what put him onto. What put me on to this guy. There was an episode of Merkel where he interviewed a guy, Ryan. I forget his name, but it's the. In the title. It's like Skinwalker and something else. He did a documentary, and at the very end of the documentary, he started talking about, like, his next documentary, what he'd like to do, and he started talking about the Nine and this Council of Nine, and there's, like, mythology he's talking about, you know, Satan has his Council of Nine, and they sit at this table, they make decisions. But it's mirrored all throughout, all across Mythologies and the pantheons.

David Lee Corbo (11:08)

Right. So you have it in Greek mythology where it's like the nine Muses. So the muses in Greek mythology were responsible for inspiring artists in particular. You know, these are spiritual entities that were allegedly, you know, inspiring you to. To create some great work of art, whether that's, you know, a painting or a song or a play or, you know, whatever the case may be. Oftentimes these are attributed to the muses. This is still a phenomenon that happens today. We just don't verbally say it was the muses. Right. So lots of great artists will have had the concept for their song, for their movie. It came to them in a fugue state. It came to them in an inebriated state. It came to them in a dream, even. And. And I think very often times these artists will make the mistakes of thinking that somehow this is their brain Baby, it's not. It was actually given to them and, and just a dismount. The Eniad is a good.

Top Lobster (12:02)

Wait, hold up, hold off on this because we're going to be getting into this entire thing when we. But we have to go. In order to really understand this guy.

David Lee Corbo (12:11)

That we have to like, answer. Redbeard. Shout out. Redbeard. Good question. Red.

Top Lobster (12:15)

I don't know. I don't. There's so much information that I have on this guy. I don't know if Crowley did communicate with the nine, but I mean, we're going to look into this. So here is his initial experiments after he gets out of the army, which was an MK Ultra facility, so God only knows what happened there, but the guy gets out and he starts doing this parapsychology investigation. So it's like science, psychology, supernatural. Right out of the army. And I, I don't know, I, I'd like to assume that the army put a, you know, a little wind on his back and, and let him go.

David Lee Corbo (12:50)

Yeah.

Top Lobster (12:51)

For whatever reason. So he starts working with mediums in the 1950s, so psychics. Aileen Garrett, Harry Stone, and they're doing seances and then experimenting with psychedelics. Yeah, he's, he's influenced or he's wrote this book, the Sacred Mushroom, where he's documenting his experiences with Amanita Mascaria and suggesting that mushrooms are a tool for spiritual communication. Joe Rogan.

David Lee Corbo (13:18)

Yeah, Rogan.

Top Lobster (13:20)

And in 62, he's talking about telepathy. Proposed telepathy as an electromagnetic phenomenon blending scientific rigor with mystical inquiry. So this guy is a modern day alchemist mixing science and magic, which I'm not so sure that they're really different.

David Lee Corbo (13:41)

No, no, I forget who, who is quoted as saying that, you know, advanced enough technology would be perceived as magic by early civilizations or that that magic is just magic until technology achieves, you know, whatever it is that this magic can achieve. It's, it's interesting too because it looks like back in the day, you know, 60s, 70s, whatever. I've heard this romanticization of, of the scientific community in the west, really specifically talking about those decades and how it was like the wild, wild West. Like, like scientists were like rock stars back in the day. Now they're all gay and they want you to take the vaccine and eat a donut. But back in the day, these are people that were, I mean, we look at parapsychology or the paranormal in general, the supernatural, and we dismiss it. You're ostracized by the, by the larger scientific Community. That doesn't seem to be the case. Back in the day, they were much more comfortable with looking at magical principalities and such through the scientific scrutinizing lens and. And experimenting and engaging with these ideas. Not the case anymore. Or at least if it is the case, it's not what we're seeing on the surface level. This is happening in some sort of. Yeah, MK Ultra facility, you know, by some sort of intelligence agency. So it's a shame because that seemed a lot more fun. And who knows, maybe if you lived back in the day, you wouldn't have even heard of these things. We're only hearing about them now. In hindsight, it probably wasn't something that the average public was keyed into.

Top Lobster (15:13)

Yeah, I think, man, it's like, I think we're so far beyond, like, whatever plan they have instituted is full blown. We're moving towards it. So I think that they're okay with the public knowing, the general public being aware of a lot of these, you know, these terms that fly, that fly around, that orbit, these important ideas. So. All right, so 1952, this is where things kind of really start to move with Andreeja Buharich. He meets an Indian mystic, this guy, Dr. D.G. vinod. They eat street food. They have diarrhea.

David Lee Corbo (15:55)

And I'm looking in our notes, I'm like, they ate street food. You okay? They ate with their be. Hands and. And occasionally with their feet.

Top Lobster (16:04)

Yeah, it was disgusting. But after that, he. Vanad. Does he. He goes into a trance state and he starts to channel and he channels something. This entity that. There's a. There's a name to this entity, but it's basically the beginning of the channeling of the nine. Okay, and let me see, who do they. This guy has a name, this entity that they're talking to.

David Lee Corbo (16:31)

But wait, can we highlight this real quick? Because the nine, as he identifies them, are timeless entities. So entities outside of time speaking as one voice is what I mean.

Top Lobster (16:45)

Yeah, so I guess it doesn't have a name, but like, this is why this concept is confusing to me. There's nine of these entities, but it's presenting himself, themselves to him as one.

David Lee Corbo (16:55)

Right, but that's like we are legion, right? I mean, so we. We know that there was a multitude of demons in this guy and they identified themselves in one voice as legion. Also, it goes on to say so, timeless entities, entities that are outside of time, that are speaking with one voice, with a mission of cosmic stewardship over humanity's trajectory. And what I find fascinating about that top is that all the time on. On. On Nephilim Death Squad, we are speculating as to whether or not the reason you can attribute agriculture, metallurgy, alchemy, all these different sciences and practices to lowercase g gods is because they are. What was the terminology that they used in there? They are on a mission of stewardship over humanity's trajectory. They are giving us technologies to advance us to a level that. That will enable a couple of things to happen. One, we can communicate with them more effectively, and two, we can bring them back into this physical realm so they can finish the works that they were doing at the Tower of Babylon. Or at least that's what I suspect. So, I mean, I think that that is right. It's. It's the way in which they don't lie. They tell you the truth. It's just like a vague truth that doesn't have a lot of details so that you can imprint your own ideas on it. And you go, oh, okay, that sounds nice. This is good. There you go. Gray Pilled podcast. Also, Shout out Gray Pill Podcast is going to be on Tinfoil Hat very soon. Congratulations, brother. He says that's why the name Satan is so powerful, because it's multiple deities under one name. I would agree with that.

Top Lobster (18:35)

Yeah. It seems like they. So, number one, they don't want to really ever tell you their name.

David Lee Corbo (18:40)

Yes.

Top Lobster (18:41)

But number two, like. Like they're saying it's more powerful to be consolidated into this one thing or a previous guest, John Lee Shalbek, was saying that he thinks that they do these. These, like we were talking about the number 77 and the rituals, and he thinks he does that they do these rituals to compound, or they think that compounding rituals gives it more power. If you do these things over time, the same thing. So there's some weird veracity to that. But Gray Pill, you're asking this question. Give me the names. So these are the names that were presented when they asked, like, who are you? You say you're nine. They were given the name Atom, A T U M, Shu, Tefnut, Geb Nut, Osiris, Isis, Set, Nephthys. And those are the nine there.

David Lee Corbo (19:40)

It's the. It's the Eniad. He's literally talking to the Ennead. They're not even obfuscating their names in. In that particular instance. So, yeah, I mean, look, and you wonder why Aleister Crowley is doing, you know, Babylon, Babylonian magic inside the Great Pyramids. Right. It's like there is still a real spiritual significance to Egypt. And the deities that the Egyptians worshiped still very much alive and well, just not, I would say, not in this physical sense. I think there was a time where they saw them physically, but. But not the case anymore. Man, that's wild. They're not even. They're not even hiding their names.

Top Lobster (20:16)

Well, I mean, I think they are hiding their names of who they are behind the Ennead, but they're telling them that we are this, you know, this ancient set of deities from this time period. And. And of course, you know, what. What is their message to Puharich? And I love it. Yeah, it's. It's literally the same that you can find in any yoga studio. And they're talking about they're a guide to humanity and they're critical to our evolution. Yeah, Then they're so. They're also, you know, timeless entities, but they're here to oversee a cosmic order. And some of the things that they are really big on is the misuse of technology. They're big on environmental crises and a looming shift in human consciousness toward enlightenment or collapse.

David Lee Corbo (21:05)

What is that top? That's the Galactic Federation of Light. We have aliens that are here to stop us. What's the technological misuse? Destroying ourselves in mutually assured, you know, nuclear destruction and environmental collapse. So they're using these two fronts that we're seeing right now where the. The UAPS keep showing up and they're showing an interest in our nuclear facilities. They also show up when missiles are about to be launched and all this other. Also climate change. Right. So this goes into what we're talking about, where these things are rebranding. And I don't even necessarily know if it's. If it's that hard of a rebrand. These things do tell the truth in an interesting kind of way where it's open to interpretation and you lie to yourself about their nature almost seems to be the name of the game. And what I mean by that is like, yeah, they're probably not pumped if they're trying to get us to the point where we can technologically allow them into this realm, but we fucked that up by big bombing ourselves. You know what I mean? So it's like, in that way, they probably are a little like, hey, can you stop? Imagine this. Imagine being. Imagine being fallen angels that are trying to work their way back into this physical realm so that they could do something like, I don't know, inhabit a man and have him enter these heavenly realms by creating another Stargate Babel, Tower of Babel situation. And this is a Long game. And now you're looking at it from wherever you are, some sort of parallel realm, and you're like, I think these motherfuckers might actually be able to kill themselves and each other and. And. And actually fuck this planet up. Like, this is not good. We've been pushing them for a long time. And I don't know if you've seen the size of these bombs yet, but they can fuck everything up. I. In that way, maybe they actually do care about whether or not we destroy this realm.

Top Lobster (22:43)

I don't know. I think they're trying to listen. I don't know what their goals are. But here's. Here's the thing. These are the same people. These are the same nine that are mentioned pretty much everywhere. So I think you were saying in Greek mythology there's something called the nine muses, right?

David Lee Corbo (22:59)

Do you know? Yes.

Top Lobster (23:01)

All right, can you. Can you, like, just go a little bit into that, what these nine muses are? And it's.

David Lee Corbo (23:07)

It's peripheral knowledge. I would have been much more erect had I found out that the nine were a reference to the Greek pantheon. And I think the Greek pantheon actually is like 12 or 13. But I'm sure that you can make an argument that There's a consolidated 9 within the group that are much more powerful and significant. But the nine muses are basically the. The entities that now. Now this is where I get a little confused. So. Okay. Yeah, no, I'm not confused. I believe the muses are who the oracles would speak to. So typically, they would have, you know, some young virgin. Right. Because there seems to be some significance to being a virgin. A female virgin somehow hasn't eroded your connection to the spiritual realm. And there is the oracle at Delphi, which I thought we were actually going to get into with. With Austin, but we didn't talk about that too much. But this is a location in Delphi where they're having this oracle channel, these muses. And what's actually happening is there's fissures in the floor of this temple, and beneath it, there is a cave with noxious fumes coming up out of the cave and entering this. This, you know, chamber. And this oracle, this young virgin, is getting intoxicated off of these fumes, and it's causing her to have a transcendence experience where she's now, you know, effectively taking a psychedelic and communicating with entities. These entities are the nine muses. And these muses are. Are. Are typically they're like guiding spirits that are. Well, they are guiding actually that's interesting because that's what he says. If you go back into the. The notes here. Timeless entities speaking as one voice with a mission of cosmic stewardship over humanity's trajectory. They are trying to guide. You know, you're thinking about Greek or. Yeah. You know, Greece in general. They're all up in galaxy gas. There you go. This is one of the major empires. So of course, these entities would have a vested interest in steering. This is. This is a pivotal point, a critical point in steering the trajectory of mankind. So the, the nine Muses are just these entities that are disseminating spiritual advice one way or another. Do we go to war or not? Do we do this or not? Do we, you know, implement this agriculture or not that kind of a thing.

Top Lobster (25:27)

Right. So again, this. This idea of nine repeats itself all over the place. Norse mythology, they have the nine worlds. Asgard, Midgard, Alfim, Swarthim Vanaheim, Jotim Nif. Oh, look at this. Niflheim. That's interesting. That's an ice realm. And, you know, it's like. Yeah.

David Lee Corbo (25:47)

By the way, you know what inhabits the ice realm? Ice giants.

Top Lobster (25:53)

Yeah, there you go. Yeah.

David Lee Corbo (25:55)

And. And the. The word bears striking resemblance to Nephilim. So. Yeah.

Top Lobster (25:59)

Right, so we've got. We've got there another thing there. We have the nine muses in Greek mythology. You have the nine dragons in Chinese mythology. And it's again, it's all like the same. It's literally the same thing. It's just like these different names for these different entities that are supposed to guide or lead or. Or our destinations. Hindu mythology has the Navagara again. It's the sun, the moon, Mars, Mercury. It's. It's these nine lunar nodes that are guiding, guiding entities. Therefore, they're in charge of your personal fate. They're in charge of balance through ritual and offerings. It's all the same thing. Mesoamerican mythology, the nine Lords of Night. You can go on over and over again. One just popped up. Again. I was listening to Sam Tripoli's episode with the former Satanist. I forget this guy's name as well. It doesn't matter. But he was talking about the structure of Levian Satanism specifically. And there are. There's like the top guy, and then there are nine in his council beneath him.

David Lee Corbo (27:11)

Yes, literally, the council of nine is. Is the governing body of the Church of Satan.

Top Lobster (27:16)

Yeah. So there is a significance to that number nine. And it could be like a. Some people say nine is one before completion. So it's like one of these things, that's almost perfect but not quite. Other people say that it's because of the. The Trinity, the number three, and they're just like, you know, multiplying it. So therefore it's better. I'm not sure. But there's. There is a significance to the number nine and it continues to pop up.

David Lee Corbo (27:41)

Well, that iniad, I think, is the biggest one, if you just look at it in Egyptian mythology. Right. So the. The word enead is referring to a group of nine entities in Egyptian mythology, and they were worshiped in Heliopolis and the members are atom. I believe this is exactly what the. You said atom, Shoe, Tef, nut, geb, nut, shoe, Osiris, Isis, set. I just. That's a lot more that we. 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9. And then I guess there's some interchangeable. Ne. Ne. That's a. A hard one to pronounce, but yeah. So exactly the same names that you uttered only a moment ago that he was communicating with. So it's, I think, in that way, by the way, very safe to say he's communicating with the Enead of Egyptian mythology.

Top Lobster (28:40)

Right. So if within. Within this guy's work of channeling the nine with this other guy, V. Vinod, they. They bring in over the years this. And this is over about 20 years of work that he's doing this. They bring in other people, like other, I don't know, either hypnotist or channelers or psychics or mediums, and they all take turns summoning this same entity or one of these nine. They've taught. They're talking to this thing for like 20 years, garnering. I'm not even, like. Again, so the research on it, they. It's kind of superficial. They tell you some of the things that they were learning, but this is over two decades. So there's. What did they know?

David Lee Corbo (29:24)

Two decades of communicating with an ancient fallen angel or, or. Or a party of fallen angels. Yeah. I wonder what sort of insane things they glean from it.

Top Lobster (29:32)

And look, well, what they got from it is. Listen to this. I mean, again, a lot of environmentalism, like that, nuclear fears, new age optimism, you know, warnings and then hopes. It's. It's a lot of like, you know, when people get abducted by aliens and they come back with the same story of. They just want us to like, you know, like, not.

David Lee Corbo (29:54)

It's the same. That's what I'm saying. So you could find that, like, what are the odds? Here we have several different bodies of spiritual entities that are Telling the same exact story, wanting to protect us from destroying our planet, wanting to just, you know, save us from, I don't know, natural cataclysms and things like that or. And also they want you to ascend or that these things are actually all the same group. It's all the same group. It's just. Is it the, the Galactic Federation of Light? When we were talking about this, I found something very interesting. It's the Council of Nine, Council of Saturn. And it is a book that is written by somebody that only identifies themselves as Seven, Seven of the Nine. And that actually came up recently because it was somebody that was communicating with an entity that we were made aware of and that entity identified itself as Seven. But there's this book out there and I haven't read the book. I've only seen it. I can't read, but it is out there. Council of Nine, Council of Saturn. And there's a subtext to it. Real quick, I'll tell you what that is. High order of discipline and responsibility. That's the subtext. High order of discipline and responsibility. And this is written by Seven of the Nine. And, and by the way, I believe that the, the wrap up of it is, it's a prophetic warning to humanity by this, by these, by this entity. Maybe I can see if I could, I could find a breakdown here if you just give me a second.

Top Lobster (31:26)

Yeah. It's again, so the MO is always the same. It's this environmentalism, it's this global warming kind of warning for people. And really what, you know, global warming is or climate change, these climate change alarmists, what they really are is just a. Some kind of weird genocidal cult. Everything that they suggest is at the, at the behest of human beings and just mankind in general. Usually the suggested remedies to climate change are at our own pain and suffering or even our own death. Mostly it's always doing.

David Lee Corbo (32:02)

That's that, that's one of the things. Here we go. So this is actually the description of it. History of the universe, ets, living among you, a collection of wisdom teachings and future comings of the Earth. So everything is wisdom and teachings and then warning you about the future comings, that's. That's what these things do over and over and over again. So I'm, I'm actually tickled because it feels like we're dealing with a relatively consolidated group of fallen angels. Instead of looking at these things as, as all separately as we do on Nephilim Death Squad, we're constantly trying to Draw connections between the Greek pantheon, the Egyptian pantheon, Sumerians and Mayans. And you know who the, the, the Native Americans we're talking to. We believe they're all very much the same characters. Norse mythology, Vedic, etc. And so, yeah, I think we're dealing with a small consolidated group. Either that or there's just a lot of entities rolling around in there that they have the exact same M.O.

Top Lobster (32:54)

Yeah, well, okay, now let's talk about these guys. M.O. so they're channeling these people or these entities, they're getting new age messages from them. And of course they're, you know, they're the Mother Gaia, and they're only bringing us good information and they want us to stop. They want to stop us from killing each other.

David Lee Corbo (33:12)

Yeah, sure.

Top Lobster (33:13)

Okay. So that's happening between 1950 and 1970 and actually a little bit beyond because he, he, he recruits the help of this guy named Yuri Geller, which we'll get into in a few minutes. And I'm sure people are already aware of who this guy is, but something interesting happens in between this stuff. And this is like, this is the story of this guy. He's like working on all kinds of shit. He, I think at one point he was working on like a water car. Like so basically using water as fuel. That's just another random thing this motherfucker was doing. But in the, in the 50s, so they don't really know. But between 50 and 61, 1961, a US patent was granted for Andreeza Puharich's dental implant technology.

David Lee Corbo (33:58)

This is so great. This is. So this is one of my favorite parts about this guy's story.

Top Lobster (34:02)

Yeah. So. All right, so what it is, I'll. I'll explain to you what it is. So it's a. It's a patented dental implant that utilized radio waves to transmit sound directly into the nervous system via a receiver embedded in the tooth. Bluetooth, some would say. Um. Holy shit.

David Lee Corbo (34:19)

Yeah.

Top Lobster (34:20)

Wow.

David Lee Corbo (34:20)

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Top Lobster (35:41)

Right. So it's a voice of God technology. This was supposed to. So here's the medical use for it. Same thing. Like, we're seeing a lot of overlap with neuralink right now. But it's originally designed to assist individuals with hearing impairments that implant leverage, so they imprint into the bone. And I guess like the vibration from your tooth would give you a sensation of hearing in your. In your ears, I suppose.

David Lee Corbo (36:08)

Right now they have headphones that actually don't go in your ear. They rest on your skull and apparently it sounds exactly the same. So, yeah, I mean, this is not. You can't even begin to scoff at this sort of a technological mishap, if you want to call it a mishap. This is the president for this.

Top Lobster (36:25)

I love the idea of. And it just came to my head, the idea of Bluetooth. I don't know how they got that name for so great, that technology, but that's what it is. You put this shit into your ear and it, like, it transmits sound. Paranoid says it's called bone conductivity Headphones, right?

David Lee Corbo (36:42)

Yeah, they're on Amazon. You can MK Ultra yourself for only $8. For the low, low price of $8.

Top Lobster (36:47)

You can get brain cancer. Pretty cool.

David Lee Corbo (36:50)

Not good.

Top Lobster (36:51)

So, yeah, the idea of Bluetooth, again, it's like this thing goes in your ear. It sends radio waves. You're picking up a radio signal basically, I guess from your pocket or from wherever you're transmitting it from. I think it might. It might have some. It might have its grounding in what this dude Puharis is doing. Like I said, he's everywhere, the guy. Everywhere I look, I'm seeing Andreeja Puharish. And it's like, for no reason. It's insane, right? So the reason I bring this up as significant Is like, well, number one, where did he get this? Why was he working on this upon like doing everything else that he was doing? He's worried about people that are death. Well, I mean, you know, he also has ties to the CIA and he obviously has ties to the army. And from his army base there's ties to these MK Ultra plants. Apparently there's ties to Adrenochrome as well. This dude is just doing it all. So, you know, some people, I, I guess the normie explanation was like, oh, he was using, he was doing a technology and then it was, you know, subverted and co opted and then used for Voice to God technology. No, I think that that was always the case.

David Lee Corbo (37:59)

That was always the case. It was so. So the, he's communicating with the Nine. And if there's any crossover between that Nine and the Nine Muses, well then it's safe to say that, or at least safe to speculate that he was inspired to, you know, engage in these things because of these spiritual entities pushing him, nudging him one way or another. I mean, you talk to him for 20 years, that's a, it's a long time.

Top Lobster (38:25)

This is what they do. If they are indeed fallen entities, that what they do is they give humanity technology. But I guess they give them the technology. This, this is how they give it to you? Yeah, by giving you the idea.

David Lee Corbo (38:36)

That's it, that's all they can do. Because they can't create. They're not even in this realm in a real meaningful way. They can interact with this realm. They can suggest, they can nudge, they can inspire, but ultimately they can't create. So it's got to be frustrating, right, for these things to be on the other side. They're playing this long game. Look, we're about a hundred years away from them being able to create a large particle accelerator under the ground that will create a portal and allow us to go through. But in the meantime, we have to watch them use this shit that we inspire them to build for like really dumb things. I like to imagine that some of their technology is being used to go in like an E girl's butt so that it vibrates every time she gets a donation. And like they like that sort of a thing, but they're also frustrated because this just isn't furthering them coming into this realm. They just have to watch this thing vibrate in this lady's butt. So they can't really make control what we do with the technology. They can only inspire us to, to create it.

Top Lobster (39:30)

Yeah, they Nudge us in a certain direction. And of course, like, you know, the technology does go in the direction that they want. But yeah, it does go, you know, a thousand different ways as well. Because once you give people like it, like you said, the ability to, I don't know, create something like the Internet, the first thing they're going to do is try to kill people with it. And the second thing they're going to do is put porn on it.

David Lee Corbo (39:49)

Yeah. And what they don't like, like they don't mind the porn, but what they really don't like is like, I don't know, you watching cat videos and deriving value or pleasure from that shout out to arcane arson. Who says, do muses actively influence or are they only to be seeked out? I would say that they probably are eager to interact with you one way or another. It's just a matter of how effective you are. Right. Like if you're somebody, maybe genetics play a big component in it. Do you have genetics that are not comparable but that are compatible? They allow for this sort of an interaction because maybe your ancestors interacted with them in some way, shape or form or. But whatever the case may be, the more you interact with them, I would say the more that street widens and becomes, you know, a busier kind of an interaction, it happens more often. So I'd say it just depends on the individual and how much you're interacting with them. What do you say? I like the theory that we are just their VR helmets. In a way we are, but unlike your VR helmet you were in which you can actually fully control the character. They don't start that way. They, they can only start by observing and, and trying to influence. Eventually they can possess you, but there's a series of like, consents and, and things of that that need to be given over. And so it's a long game and they're willing to play the long game. So eventually, yeah, they probably do get to a point where it's straight up VR, but in the beginning they're just on an on rails experience along for the ride and just trying to influence you one way or another.

Top Lobster (41:22)

Yeah, well, listen, we're at the 38 minute mark and we have given these people a lot of content. There's a lot more here. So if you want to continue listening and watching, you can go over to Our Patreon at patreon.com/now/ephilim Death Squad. If you follow us at any level, literally the free level, you can join for a free trial 7 day free trial or the free level. You can continue watching with us on streamyard behind the scenes where you see all these people with their cool names. And I encourage you to come there because it's a good way to stay in contact with us. Anyway, so go ahead, go on over there and we'll see you in the post show. If not, you'll have to wait a little while until this is edited down and released to the general public. I don't know how long.

David Lee Corbo (42:10)

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Top Lobster (42:24)

If you pay 33, you get telekinesis.

David Lee Corbo (42:27)

That's right. Telekinesis for $33, baby. Don't complain to us when it doesn't work. All right, so. So yeah, where were we? Where were we bringing this. This next.

Top Lobster (42:37)

One second, I'm kicking out all of the. Yeah, kick out all the pores and they are out. All right.

David Lee Corbo (42:44)

I don't know if we got to it top, but.

Top Lobster (42:46)

Oh, so no, let's continue on with this. So the tooth implants, one of the reasons that this, like, was really interesting to me besides the MK Ultra parallels that are there because, I mean, literally right in between it's. This is created directly in between the functional period of MK Ultra, which is like the 20 years 53 to 73. And this is created in 61. So this guy was clearly consigned to make this and they were using it as a technique, I guess before they figured out that like drugs could really do a lot, you know. So, yeah, they were using this as like a voice to skull technology. It seems to maybe make a patient seem think that they're crazy or perhaps influence them to do things. And one of the reasons why I think it's interesting is because this is where you get the term tinfoil hat. Believe it or not, there's. There were patients. Obviously, everybody knows, you know, you wear a tinfoil hat to keep the radio waves out of your head. Well, there were patients in psychiatric facilities that might have run into this dude and had this tooth implant put. Put in their head and they were going crazy. So they started wrapping tinfoil around their head. Or it might actually be aluminum foil. I think that's what they say would block it. I think there's a specific type of metal. I don't Know if it's tin or aluminum. But one of these is the best one to block these radio waves. And they were, they were using this. So that's where we get, you know, tinfoil hat from. That's where you get your show.

David Lee Corbo (44:16)

Incredible, dude.

Top Lobster (44:17)

Yeah.

David Lee Corbo (44:17)

I mean, this motherfucker.

Top Lobster (44:19)

It's this.

David Lee Corbo (44:19)

I mean, it's. He's everywhere. He's not only everywhere, but he's also at, like, these fundamental, like, places in conspiracy theory. I mean, to be the father of the concept of the tinfoil hat. I mean, that's our, you know, it's the name of the biggest shows. Sam Tripley show is one of the biggest shows in our community as far as exploring these topic goes. He named it Tinfoil Hat because he recognized that it was such a terminology that was so associated with the conspiracy theorists that he wanted to, you know, take it back, essentially, is the way he puts it. So, man, I mean, for this guy to be. There you go, there you go, tops always rolling. But I, I, I say every once in a while, how funny would it be if we do go through, like, a really big event? Let's say fake aliens come down and they're gonna influence us with the 5G towers that they set up so that the, the vaccine can, you know, all the thermite in it can detonate inside your body. And what stops it from happening is putting tin foil on your head. I would, I would be the funniest. What is it? Elon Musk says the most entertaining outcome is the likeliest. That would be entertaining as shit. That this whole time they've been demonizing it because it stops whatever it is they're trying to do. Oh, everybody says aluminum poisons you. Aluminum foil does not work.

Top Lobster (45:35)

Right. That's what it was.

David Lee Corbo (45:36)

Okay.

Top Lobster (45:37)

One doesn't work. One does work. So here's another interesting thing that I don't have in the notes, and I don't even know if I brought it up to you. L. Ron Hubbard, the founder of Scientology?

David Lee Corbo (45:48)

Yep.

Top Lobster (45:49)

Scientology was founded in the 70s, like, the early 70s. There's really no relation to what. Actually, it might have been founded earlier. I have to.

David Lee Corbo (45:58)

This is the same L. Ron Hubbard that's, that's in the deserts with Jack Parsons doing, you know, what's his name, Aleister Crowley's Babylon workings, trying to summon the moon child in, like, the deserts of New Mexico. That guy, that L. Ron Hubbard, the super cool boat captain with the really awesome religion that all the celebrities get to be a part of, that L.

Top Lobster (46:19)

Ron Hubbard, this dude. Okay. Actually, so this is, this might predate a little bit, but L. Ron Hubbard, he claimed to have a significant transformation, transformative experience during a dental procedure.

David Lee Corbo (46:36)

Oh.

Top Lobster (46:36)

And yeah, this is a catalyst. It's often cited as a catalyst for his psychological and spiritual theories, though details obviously vary between official Scientology and the critical analysis. Again, this is just another one of these things where I'm like, I'm not really sure where to put this, but under the events conceptualized to the reactive mind and thetan's foundational to dianetics, that's in 1950. And Scientology, which was created in 1953, again, right in this golden spot. Yeah, where I mean, it was patented in 1961, but he's working on it since 1950.

David Lee Corbo (47:17)

So, yeah, there's a sweet spot. It's like 45 to 55. 45 to 55. Everything fucking happens.

Top Lobster (47:24)

So this guy almost dies on the table of a simple dental procedure where he's getting a tooth removed and probably replaced, if I'd have to guess. And that near death experience changed his life and it changed Tom Cruise's life and a bunch of other people. Leah Romani. Go figure. And it's just crazy because again, Scientology is like this religion of. It's like Raelianism, where it's like a worship of these alien entities. This is what it's all about outer space.

David Lee Corbo (47:52)

And it's fascinating too, because he calls these, these entities thetans. And, and the theta brainwaves are supposedly the state of mind that you have to be in in order to accomplish a bunch of sort of psychonautic exploration. So astral projection and, and remote viewing and everything. I believe in order to be able to execute those sorts of things, you have to get to the theta wave. I. I guess you would do that through, through meditation. You can use music that's programmed to a certain hertz that has so many beats per minute. I think it's like 180 beats per minute or something like that. And if you lay in a meditative state while absorbing this sort of, you know, hurts and, and beats, you can get yourself to theta waves. And this is how you, you explore these, these concepts. Like I mentioned remote viewing and astral projection and such.

Top Lobster (48:47)

Right. Or I mean, you can have some kind of other profound experience where they just put something in your tooth and then blast your brain with what you think is your ideas. Yeah, they're called binaural beats. So again, this guy is showing up everywhere, and I don't know if he's showing up with this L. Ron Hubbard thing. But I thought it was interesting, like sort of connection.

David Lee Corbo (49:08)

Yeah, yeah. 100 and. And I think too, the. The idea that any of this ties into the MK Ultra program, which is in so many ways it can kind of be boiled down to traumatizing people so that they can become programmable. And if you do it successfully enough, you essentially create an oracle, somebody that is a spiritual gate or a spiritual middleman between you and whatever it is that you seek to. To. To communicate with. And of course, this goes all the way to, like, Stranger Things where you've got 11 and an MK Ultra based trauma mind control program to unlock her latent psychic abilities and ultimately to do what? Bridge the gap between this realm and another and allow some ancient fucking horror to traverse this. So that just goes back to what we were saying before, where it seems like these things have us on an on rails experience. To get us technologically advanced enough, you need these candidates. These candidates being psychically sensitive people. So MK Ultra is manufacturing psychically sensitive people by kidnapping and traumatizing them, you know, exposing them to programming. And then, you know, ideally you have a great candidate for either the middleman analogy that I gave or the doorway opening analogy.

Top Lobster (50:35)

Yeah, this is a. Okay. All right. Are you ready? You know what? Let's take a quick break from Andrija Puharich.

David Lee Corbo (50:45)

Okay.

Top Lobster (50:45)

And let's go to Brazil for a minute. We'll see. Something's happening in Brazil. Very interesting.

David Lee Corbo (50:50)

I'm sure somebody's fucking with me. This can't be real. Is this real? Jan? Jan, you liar. Says trauma is the key to cracking open the cosmic egg. Whitley Striber. Who? I don't know you. If you know me, you know that I bring him up a lot. So that could be a really good troll. If that's not a troll, what the fuck? Because that's wild. Whitley Striber being the. The author of the. The book Communion, which actually has like a. You know, it's. It's. It's tied into my. My family, my grandmother and her experiences. It's an actual quote. Unbelievable.

Top Lobster (51:22)

Jan says it's an actual quote. I believe her. She has a.

David Lee Corbo (51:24)

That's all I need. I'm not going to research that. Jan wouldn't lie. Jam wouldn't lie to us, man, with.

Top Lobster (51:29)

A name like that.

David Lee Corbo (51:30)

Not with a name like Jan. Yeah. Jans don't lie. Dude. That's crazy. That's crazy. Yeah. Whitley Striber creates the book Communion. He. He. It's an amalgamation of everybody's, not everybody's. A lot of People's alien abduction testimony. And. And so, yeah, I would imagine that if anybody gleamed anything about eggs. Sweet, sweet eggs. The orphic egg, the cosmic egg. It's the same thing.

Top Lobster (51:52)

Damn it, Jan, you've distracted us. We're talking about eggs. And this is.

David Lee Corbo (51:57)

Just crack this open. And this is. This is very important. This is egg. We're there, guys. We're at the part of the show where it's all about eggs.

Top Lobster (52:05)

We're at the part of the show where we're talking about Brazil, Okay?

David Lee Corbo (52:09)

Brazil.

Top Lobster (52:09)

Brazil, yes, Brazil. In the 1950s, again, this is where all this shit takes place. There was a guy named Jose Pedro Defas, and he's widely known as z. Arigo or Dr. Arigo.

David Lee Corbo (52:26)

Dr. Arigo.

Top Lobster (52:28)

Yeah. So there we go. Born in. I don't. They don't even know when he's. I think he's born in the twenties, but this is.

David Lee Corbo (52:35)

Well, yeah, in Brazil. And they don't like. That's like Cuba. They don't keep records like that.

Top Lobster (52:40)

Right. He changed his name to Dr. Arigo and became an active healer and some sort of a physician.

David Lee Corbo (52:49)

Before that, it was like something.

Top Lobster (52:51)

Taxi driver. Yeah, like, he would drive. Like, just drove a taxi around. He was just. Yeah, he's a retard.

David Lee Corbo (52:57)

Yeah. Well, in Brazil, you have to do so many hours as a taxi driver before you can become a licensed medical professional. So, yeah, that just. That's their system. That's their culture. Don't make fun of it.

Top Lobster (53:06)

Well, this is actually what kind of hurt him, the licensing part. He was not licensed. People had a big issue with this. As a matter of fact, he didn't even have any formal education or medical training. I don't even know if this guy could read. So here's what happened. He claims to have, at some point, channeled the spirit of this. This guy named Dr. Fritz. And Dr. Fritz was a dead German surgeon. So he would.

David Lee Corbo (53:35)

Yo, that's wild, too, by the way. 1950s, we're talking about Brazil, right? And so I know it's not Argentina, but it's still South America, where all these Nazis fled after World War II. Allegedly, Argentina is the only place you can access Antarctica's, like, over the ice wall type situation or some shit like that. So I just find that fascinating because if. If people's spirits can linger here, they're not omnipotent. They're stuck to localities. The idea that he then bumps into Dr. Fritz, a German surgeon's spirit in Brazil is fun.

Top Lobster (54:12)

He didn't bump into him. He active, like this is the part in. In Puharich's journey where the CIA has decided now, like, you've done a lot of great work here.

David Lee Corbo (54:21)

Yeah.

Top Lobster (54:22)

So you're gonna be our talent scout for Supernatural or, like, basically, yeah. I get. They. I run these programs where they're searching for talented people or children, things like that.

David Lee Corbo (54:32)

Oh, like the Gates program.

Top Lobster (54:33)

Like the Gates program. So this is, I guess, early Gates program. And he is. He gets word of this guy in Brazil that is doing healing, this weird metaphysical healing. And he has no background in medicine. He has no idea. But they called him the doctor of the rusty knife is what they'd call him in Brazil. And people would line up to go and see him. He would go into a. Translate. This is. This is all from. If you want to know, like, a deeper dive on this. If you really want to know about this, go to Control old histories page. He did a good, like, 30 minutes on this guy. 20. 30 minutes where he really breaks it down. They show the video, but, like, it's just an interesting quick aside because it. Well, it pertains to what we're talking about here. So he would channel and, like, go into a trance state and channel this doctor, Dr. Fritz, and perform unorthodox procedures using rudimentary tools such as kitchen knives, scissors, or rusty instruments.

David Lee Corbo (55:31)

Wow.

Top Lobster (55:31)

Often in unsanitary conditions, he would do the surgeries without anesthesia, claiming the patients felt minimal pain due to spiritual intervention. He removed tumors, that they're.

David Lee Corbo (55:43)

That he's exp. That there's minimal bleeding and that Not. I mean, not only is he doing this, but the. The recovery is rapid. I mean, that's. That's a medical professional if I ever seen one.

Top Lobster (55:54)

It's insane. He's removing tumors, exercise, excising cataracts, and treating chronic conditions. So he was also, like, giving advice, telling people, go eat this. Go do that. And they do it. And. Well, here's how he was received. In Brazil, thousands of people were seeking help for his ailments because they actually worked.

David Lee Corbo (56:13)

Wow.

Top Lobster (56:14)

It's in. Yeah, dude.

David Lee Corbo (56:16)

You know, in Hellboy. So in. In Hellboy, there's a. A character Hellboy 2, Hellboy. In the golden army, there's a character that is sort of a robot that is inhabited by the spirit of a German doctor. And I think it's something Von Klaus or some like that. But he is. He's like a scientist and a doctor. He's highly educated and. And his entire shtick when it comes to, you know, being an asset to Hellboy's team is his intellect and his experience when he was alive. I, I so to me, this is such a profound thing that gets put into the, the sort of the pop culture zeitgeist of, of paranormal and conspiracy that, that for sure they're drawing off of him. There's no way they weren't drawing off of.

Top Lobster (57:06)

Yeah, these stories. Nothing new under the sun. So they're going to tell you the same story over and over again. And here it is again. But let me just go ahead and put this right back here. So here's, here's what happened. The guy is doing this stuff for a couple of years and before they go in, the Brazilian government ends up shutting him down because he's operating without a license and doing kind of wacky shit. But he's actually helping people. He's on video. He healed like some girls, some girls blind. He healed her blindness. He's healing.

David Lee Corbo (57:38)

1963. He does, he does a, an actual procedure where he removes mass off of somebody's lung. And this is, this is, there's a, there's actual, it's filmed on, on silent 8 millimeter film. So this is real. You can actually find these, these videos. This is, dude did this. They made a movie about his ass. It's 2022. They made a movie about him. So. Man, that's wild. That's wild.

Top Lobster (58:03)

Yeah. So in this time frame, what's it called, and he, he checks this, this dude out and they, you know, he finds out what's going on and his, his conclusion is that what this guy is doing is legitimate and he's actually helping people and he's channeling something and that's it. He just travels back to America. He's like, yeah, that, that certainly happened. This guy is definitely doing that. So again, it's just, it's one of these things where this guy's doing some crazy and all of a sudden, you know, Andreja Puhari shows up here. Well, here we go. Here's, here's Andrea Puharich in this first scene right here, showing up to check out this guy Andrea Buharich on Dr. Arigo. And he's talking about him being legitimate. This is also our boy control. Old history. Go check out his page. He's some really great deep dives.

David Lee Corbo (58:59)

Yeah, this isn't even like that distant past where you wouldn't have evidence of this. There's tons of evidence of this. This, these, these people were real people gave talks, you know, were, were observed by people that sought out to debunk them. And it just Simply wasn't the case. You couldn't pull it off, man. It just. Once again, just to. To call back to that, like, wild, wild west of. Of scientific development. This was such a cool time when it came to exploring these. These concepts. I mean, cool in the sense that we're not doing it now, but also dangerous in the sense that what you perceive as the ghost of a man might actually be a man's familiar spirit who just knew a ton about him, you know what I mean? And. And now is helping guide somebody else along some spiritually bankrupt path. But for what it's worth, a lot of people in Brazil would. Would pull back from that because this guy healed them. So. Yeah, what are you doing that.

Top Lobster (59:56)

I'm sure that Puharish was very interested in what he was doing specifically for the idea of the channeling nature of what this guy was doing. So he probably found some. Took interest in the veracity of that, went out there and said, yeah, I'm doing the same over here for like, 20 years. And it does work. And he continues to do that when he gets back home. Now here's. Here's another interesting part in his, I guess his expedition outside of his little laboratory or whatever he's doing there, he also had like a. He had like a federation of people that were. They were actually nine of them and they were one. They were the ones that would channel the nine, but they were also in. Not in charge, but crazy.

David Lee Corbo (60:36)

I'm sorry, can I just interrupt? Nine people that would channel the nine. As soon as you said there were nine people, a little voice that sounded like Paul Stobbs in my head said, dress like the entities that you want to inhabit you. Right? That's what all these people do. So it's interesting because for each corresponding entity of the Ennead, I don't give a. I'm calling it the Eniad. It's literally who the. That's their names. Each corresponding entity has a body to inhabit. So, yeah, fascinating.

Top Lobster (61:02)

Yeah. So he's. It seems like he's a scout for this, like, supernatural kind of stuff. And one of the people that he comes across pretty, pretty quickly is a guy named Yuri Geller, who. I'm sure. I'm sure you guys have heard of Yuri Geller at some point or another. If you look at the. The movie the Matrix, the kid that's like bending the spoon when he. The first Matrix, when he goes into that little, like, children's home or whatever the hell that is, this is influenced by Yuri Geller. A lot of Alien abduction stuff is influenced by Uri Geller. Where does he come from? You guessed it. He comes from Israel. He's Jewish.

David Lee Corbo (61:48)

He's Jewish, Yeah. It's not even that. He's just in, because he's born in 46 in Tel Aviv, which, you know, British mandate Palestine, that. That is now Israel, I guess, two years later becomes Israel. But despite the fact that it wasn't Israel at the time, born to a Jewish mother and a. And a Jewish father. So, yeah, big Jew. Big Jew with psychic powers.

Top Lobster (62:11)

Yeah. Here's some of the shit that he was doing. So he's on, like, public tv, and he's showing you these kind of, like, parlor tricks of what he's doing here, where he's bending spoons and such.

David Lee Corbo (62:22)

And look for the audience. I just want to say we're not unaware that for a period of time it was very popular to make spoons out of a metal that had a very low melting point. So what you see here, people will say, and I'm not saying that he's doing this or he's not doing this, but he's rubbing his finger on the stem of the spoon close to the base of the spoon head. And the conventional argument would be that he's using the warmth from his fingers to heat up this metal that becomes very pliable very quickly because it has a lower melting point than like, let's say, you know, a mild steel or aluminum or anything like that. But still, you know, it becomes a point of fascination for Buharich.

Top Lobster (63:03)

Right? Exactly. So what happens is this guy is doing his. His little tricks on tv and Puharich becomes interested. He. He visits him in a. In a nightclub, I guess. He's doing these things in a. In a nightclub, just like doing these weird magic tricks.

David Lee Corbo (63:20)

And as one does.

Top Lobster (63:22)

As one does. So Puharich, already believing in this stuff, went. And he was convinced that Yuri Geller was unique in some way. So he brings him back to the United States in 1972-1973. I think that they didn't have such a great relationship. It doesn't really specify how their relationship was, but it seems like Puharis kind of like honey dicked him into coming back into the United States and then just did a bunch of tests on him. So some of the tests were performed at Stanford, SRI and Russell Targ. Their experiments that, like, we're testing his. The extents of this guy's telepathy and his ability to channel and call down other entities. And eventually Puharich gets him involved with The Summoning of the Nine.

David Lee Corbo (64:16)

Interesting.

Top Lobster (64:17)

And yeah, this is where you'll get like. I mean, this guy Yuri Geller is, He's. His work is. Has influenced our culture the same. The same way. Puharich's work. But his work is like movies like the Prestige. Yeah, yeah, movies like that. Movies like the Exorcist. They're all based on what was happening.

David Lee Corbo (64:47)

Wait, what'd you say there? We. We lost you for a second.

Top Lobster (64:50)

The paranormal, the ideas of this, this paranormal boom in the 70s that happened. The rumors of becoming more well known. This is all because of Yuri Geller's kind of his, his stardom.

David Lee Corbo (65:04)

Well, let me ask you this, Top. What do you. What do you think. What do you think about Yuri? Was he. Was he genuine or was he fraudulent?

Top Lobster (65:16)

Could he, could he bend spoons with his mind? I don't. Or was he transmuting the spoon? I'm not. I'm not quite sure, but again, Puhari took great interest in this guy and so did the CIA, so they were doing this and, And Mossad, actually, they were. They were looking into this guy's psychic where. Because at the time they wanted to. I think we were like in the middle of the Cold War.

David Lee Corbo (65:39)

Yeah.

Top Lobster (65:40)

Or just getting into it. So they were really interested in this idea of remote viewing and seeing what was going on in the other side of the world. So guys like Yuri Geller were there jumping off point to studying this stuff. And he was dumb enough, I guess, to come to the United States and thought that he was going to get some kind of a fucking contract. But I think he turned more into. Into just basically a real life experiment on what he could do.

David Lee Corbo (66:05)

Right.

Top Lobster (66:06)

So.

David Lee Corbo (66:06)

Well, I mean, with the Cold World War stuff, I know that the rumors basically were like, you know, we were so desperate or Russia was so desperate, you know, that we were both trying to get whatever edge that we could. And so that was one of the earliest instances of the intelligence agency starting to look into, you know, things like remote viewing and astral projecting and. And apparently to some success. There are stories where remote viewers played a pivotal role in gaining a military advantage over the enemy. And so. But it is worth mentioning here that Yuri and, and this doesn't. This isn't dismissing Yuri, but. But it definitely merits some scathing sort of skepticism. He worked as a model, which is in his late teens. He worked as a model. That's a kind of a cry for attention, in my personal opinion. I've known a lot of people who have kind of. We were teen models, you Know, getting hit by scouters in the mall and like that. But he was also a magician's assistant in Israel. So he was a. He was a Jewish magician's Jewish assistant. And, you know, he's learning all these techniques and such. Of course, he denies that that is at all what he's doing later on when he's an adult and he's bending spoons and. But, you know, something important to keep in mind here where I'm not saying that that dismisses Puharich's interest in him, because of course, if you think there. There is real concrete validity to psychic abilities and then you're scouting for individuals. Well, of course, there are some individuals that if they have a platform, they're going to be more recognizable, easier to find than like, some dude who's bending spoons in his basement but not telling anybody. So not necessarily the part. The fault of Puharich and not to dismiss Yuri, but still to be treated with some real skepticism.

Top Lobster (68:00)

Yeah, but this is. This is a conspiracy show, so we're going to jump on the conspiracy part.

David Lee Corbo (68:04)

Yes, yes, yes, yes.

Top Lobster (68:05)

It's weird because, like, with Uri Geller, there's a lot of people that have. Like, these scientists are like, first they'll say something like, yeah, this guy's kind of interesting and what he's doing here is unique. And then years later, they'll walk it back. So there's. There's two instances of that. There's also another instance of Uri Geller himself saying that Puharich is. His studies in his work were all. And bunk. He said that like in the late, maybe mid-70s, Puhari's laboratory also burned down in, like, 1978. So that there, you know, there's some very suspicious, very suspicious, weird internal conflicts going on there. But there's also a tie to NASA. Oh, yeah, yeah. And it has to do with Yuri Geller and of course, has to do with Andreja Buhari. It just seems like they paid NASA paid Puharich $80,000 to. You know, it's weird because they're like, in a sense, when I'm reading about this, they're working as partners, it seems. But it. It doesn't seem like they're partners. It seems like one guy is being poked and prodded and the other guy is doing the poking and the prodding, you know?

David Lee Corbo (69:11)

Yeah, yeah, yeah.

Top Lobster (69:13)

So, well, this is what happened here. NASA. NASA, of course, gives them money. They want to explore the human limits, like sensory deprivation studies. So, man, what they probably did to this guy is probably Horrific. I could only imagine. It seems like this guy's a victim, but he also does seem like he's involved with some weird.

David Lee Corbo (69:37)

Well, I like the idea that they. He would have gotten on their radar in one way, shape or another. I don't think that you can become a music. I mean, a musician. You can become a magician, and then that automatically dismisses any potential abilities that you have. I'm not at all uncomfortable with the idea that there is some sort of precedent for a display of. Of psychic abilities. Could you possibly have always had a natural interest in that and then, you know, as a teenager, became a magician? Sure, sure. That's reasonable. And is it also possible for you to be a fraud and then for these agencies to take up interest in you, and then when they find out that you don't yield any. Any benefits, they're like, fuck it, let's start experimenting on them. Let's at least make them useful. So there's a. There's. It's not. Yes or no. There's a lot of different variations of. Of what could be the truth here. And so, you know, maybe not. Don't throw the. The baby out with the bathwater.

Top Lobster (70:37)

Well, this. So some of the things that. That Puharitz said that Gellert did in their. I guess in their. Their travels or their experiments. Well, so, number one, he was. He was part of this Nine. In channeling the Nine, he reported hearing a mechanical voice called Spectra on tape recordings.

David Lee Corbo (71:02)

Voice?

Top Lobster (71:03)

Yeah, like some sort of Electra, like electric mechanical voice. I guess that's how they would describe it in the 50s. Maybe we'd call it something else. Again, here's. Here's another interesting number. It's telling them about this. The Nine Principles. So it claimed to be on a spaceship that was 53,000 light years away. And, yeah, this is happening. This guy is channeling these entities. He's recalling this stuff under hypnosis. And again, they're reporting the same things that these. This entity is telling them. It's more New Age stuff. It's more of basically what the Nine has been telling Puharich all these years.

David Lee Corbo (71:45)

So interesting. What was it called? The Nine Principles.

Top Lobster (71:48)

Yeah, the Nine Principles from. It's. So the. The name of the voice was called Spectra, and it was claiming to be an intelligence apparatus or an intelligence entity from Hoover. H O O V A. And that's like. It's very. It's all very gay parallel, like it's.

David Lee Corbo (72:08)

Close right when you. Because when you say nine principles, I think nine powers and principalities yeah, you know, spiritual beings that, that oversee or are responsible for ruling certain areas. And so, I mean, that. That's where. That's where my mind goes immediately. And then Hoover is almost Hova Jehovah. That's very weird. Yeah.

Top Lobster (72:34)

Honestly, it feels like they're just giving them whatever names now at this point. And like, it doesn't. The names don't even really matter. They're just going to tell them some. If you believe it. Great. And you know, most of these people did. But another interesting part is that it's like they. When. When under hypnosis, Yuri Geller recalls all this stuff and then he later again walks it back saying like, no, I wasn't, you know, abducted by alien entities. No, this never happened. But he said that he did before.

David Lee Corbo (73:03)

So that could be a number of things. Right. He could be experiencing ridicule on behalf of the scientific community. It's one thing to explore these topics. It's another to then say that you were abducted. And even still to this day, we have people struggling with their own abduction stories. Or maybe he feels that that wasn't. If it genuinely wasn't true and he's telling the truth, then the question becomes, why did he say that? And when you put somebody in a state of hypnosis, they become very open to suggestibility. People typically look at that as being open to suggestion. Subject sub. What the hell's the word? Suggestion by the hypnosis. But what if you're open to suggestion by spiritual entities?

Top Lobster (73:46)

He was. Yeah, that's what it feels like. He was using this guy as. This guy Yuri Geller, as like a. Just as like a doorway. They. They looked at him as, like he looked at him as a messianic figure or something like that. Yeah, just a hole, literally a portal, a hole to talk to these other things. But they, they. He thought that he was going to be. Going to be a key person to avoid disasters like nuclear war, all the. That the nine was saying. It just seems like this guy, for whatever reason, had the correct genetics, Jewish genetics, to transmute, you know, from one realm to the other.

David Lee Corbo (74:20)

By the way, disproportionately high rate of schizophrenia amongst Ashkenazi Jews.

Top Lobster (74:26)

Yeah, yeah, yeah, exactly. That's another. That's a very interesting thing. Well, among other things, Buharit said that Geller transported a dog through a wall and he would.

David Lee Corbo (74:37)

Threw a dog against the wall really hard.

Top Lobster (74:40)

Yeah, I. Well, I think what he's saying here is that like, he dematerialized this dog and other objects and put them through a wall is that these were like the kind of. So all of he transmuted metal into gold, things like that.

David Lee Corbo (74:56)

And this is all done through, I. I would say, like, the electromagnetosphere. Right. So. So the. The example I would use is during really intense storms, there has been anecdotal instances of, like, winds so high and so powerful that they somehow drove a piece of straw, meaning, hey, through a stop sign. And these are instances you can find. This sort of thing happens. This is played off of a lot like in cartoons when we were a kid, just like the, you know, speaking with entities through your braces or a dental implant. And, and people even speculate that during 9 11, off the coast of New York City, there was a. A sizable tropical storm that, like, behaved oddly. It just lingered there during the whole event. And people were saying that the reason that a Boeing 727, or whatever it was, was able to take down a building that was built to withstand that impact is because it was altered on a. On such a level that the same effect with the straw and the stop sign took place with the plane and the tower. So somehow you're able through. Through the manipulation of electromagnetic frequency, alter something on a molecular level to make it permeable in some way, shape or form. So to me, yeah, and. And I mean, boom, gray pill. That's alchemy, baby. They're. They're doing alchemy, essentially, you know, transmuting one thing into another or, or, you know, altering something on its fundamental level is. Is alchemy. So. Just something. I wanted to vomit very quickly. Thank you.

Top Lobster (76:29)

Yeah, it's. Well, I mean, in the end of the day, this is what Puharich says that he saw this guy do. And they're unsubstantiated claims, of course. So I guess, like, the end. In the end, people don't know exactly where to put this guy. Was he a patsy? Did he have any of these powers or abilities? And science, of course, doesn't really. I mean, I guess they want to look into it, but they really don't want to know if that makes any sense. But it's, It's. It's so funny how we can go from the nine who are saying that they're the. You know, basically they're the Ennead. They're giving you those names. But they're also the Nine Muses. They're also the nine dragons. They were also in, you know, Norse mythology, by the way.

David Lee Corbo (77:14)

Dragons are what, Seraphim?

Top Lobster (77:17)

Yeah.

David Lee Corbo (77:17)

You know, so.

Top Lobster (77:18)

So specifically that type of dragon, like this Chinese dragon with, you know.

David Lee Corbo (77:23)

Yeah. These serpentine flying dragon. Quetzalcoatl, the. The winged serpent. You know what I mean? Like, this serpentine dragon looks like. What's his name from Dragon Ball Z. Damn. What's the guy's name? Shenron. Looks like Shenron. Not the Namekian Shemron, the. The. The Earth Shenron or whatever. So. Yeah, yeah, I mean, the connections are just. It's the gift that keeps giving.

Top Lobster (77:49)

Yeah. So. So, right. So again, these. These entities that are relating themselves to these ancient deities across all of the. Across the entire mythology of humankind, they are also now being compared to aliens because a big part of Yuri Geller's work or his experimentation was being abducted by aliens or. Or coming into contact with these aliens who are light years away. And again, they're saying the same thing. It's like they're. They. They present themselves to the subject how they think the subject would want them to be presented. So maybe in the 50s, you know, ancient Egypt was the thing. And it was.

David Lee Corbo (78:36)

No, you're right about that. It was sexy. Ancient Egypt was sexy. You can see this in. In like the Mummy. The film the Mummy. So this is around the times, I would wager, that the. The museum institutions in America and. And also in England and Britain became obsessed with Egyptian architecture and hieroglyphics and everything. So, yeah, I. I would say that's probably. You're right about that. This is at a time where Egypt was sexy.

Top Lobster (79:03)

Yeah. And. And then later on, obviously what's sexy is more this a supernatural kind of thing, but, you know, aliens in the 70s. So now they're presenting themselves as aliens to Yuri Geller, but saying the same message. And again, it's like. It's weird too. Like they're talking about the nine. These nine principles. They can't get away from the number nine. It seems like it's. It's tied to them. Like they have to. Again, they have to get you to consent, but they're only allowed to lie to a certain extent, is what it seems like.

David Lee Corbo (79:37)

So, yeah, it looks like the way they lie, like I said, is. Is they. They'll tell you the truth, but in some vague way that's void of details. In the same way that music, good music, allows you to attach your own baggage and ideas to the lyrics, is the same way that they will say a thing that is relatively open to interpretation is. Is the truth, technically speaking. But what then happens is, is it almost seems like we put all this extra baggage and. And Make a lot of assumptions about their nature.

Top Lobster (80:13)

Right, Right. I guess. Yeah. Maybe that assumption comes from our subconscious. Like, they're able to. If. If aliens are these same entities that could possibly have access to your. To your brain or to the, you know, the Rolodex that is your brain, it would kind of make sense that they'd be able to see what you're interested in and present themselves in that fashion. So that way, like, they're like. I know what he'd accept right now.

David Lee Corbo (80:36)

So when I was watching the immortals, and I've been talking about that recently, how there's a moment where Zeus is standing, and behind him there's a mural of a. Of a. Of a fallen angel. And it's kind of like Hollywood's way of nodding, like, yeah, the. The Greek pantheon were fallen angels. Well, there's also several moments where, like, Zeus is trying to get a. A half mortal, half God. I believe so. So a Nephilim to do something on behalf of the pantheon. I forget what it is, but he stresses over and over again about how you cannot interfere in any meaningful way. This has to be his idea, or it has to be perceived as his idea. He has to perceive it as his own idea. That seems to be the most important component. So. And look, that's. That's still what happens. We're talking about the music. How many people go forth and they create pieces of art and they. They don't even realize that this idea was dropped in their lap. Dr. Jerry Marzinski, everybody have a drink. Says upwards of 80% or more of your thoughts are not your own thoughts. Right.

Top Lobster (81:34)

Isn't that the idea. That's the idea of the plot of Inception. Right?

David Lee Corbo (81:37)

Yes. Yes. And what are they doing it through? They're doing it through a dreamscape in Inception, which is also the same realm that these entities use. Yeah, man. When you're going into huge overlaps, as.

Top Lobster (81:50)

You mentioned at the top of the episode, when you're going to this trans, like, state, these. They'll use binaural beats or certain frequencies meditation techniques to get there. It's the same thing as REM sleep. So it's. Yeah, we're all just. We're describing the same thing in, I don't know, 30 different ways, nine different ways. Yeah. 33 different ways. 42 different ways. 77 different ways. Nine different ways. We're describing the same thing over and over. And I'm surprised people even listen to this show anymore, because it's just the same.

David Lee Corbo (82:22)

Oh, I know. I know. Sometimes I feel bad because it feels like we're saying the same thing. But I think what actually comes through is these epiphanous moments where we're connecting dots, because that's why I don't get tired of talking about the same thing. It's always like I've got one big ass puzzle that I'm busy trying to solve and every once in a while another piece clicks in. And when that piece clicks in, the rest of it lights up. And so for a brief moment, it's worth bringing it all up again, which happens over and over again. Can we talk a little bit about. I don't know where you wanted to go next, but I'm fascinated as to what these elf waves. What does that even mean?

Top Lobster (83:00)

Okay, yeah, Elf waves. That's extremely. So this is another. It's another invention that Puharich developed in the 70s, or he was. I guess he was studying. It's not really an invention because these things exist.

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Top Lobster (84:46)

Called extremely low frequency electromagnetic waves or ELF waves.

David Lee Corbo (84:50)

Okay.

Top Lobster (84:51)

They range from 3 to 30 Hertz and occur naturally in Earth's magnetic field, I think, and I'm not sure, but when a lion will roar at you and you've played the Pokemon game where they have an attack like roar and.

David Lee Corbo (85:06)

It causes like, yeah, in some instances, it'll cause paralysis or it'll cause him to run. So are you starting to touch on infrasound?

Top Lobster (85:13)

I think this is what this guy was looking into. And this could also be attributed to a slew of different cryptids.

David Lee Corbo (85:20)

Oh. Like when cats. Cats, which are the best. And they purr, and that's a very low frequency that people swear has healing abilities. In fact, people will use cats for therapeutic purposes. You know, like a sir. Almost like a service animal. The. The purring is like this. This calming effect. So maybe even the same. A much more potent version of. Of the same thing.

Top Lobster (85:43)

Well, this is what Puharis theorized. He thought that ELF radiation, because it's like a. I guess it's a frequency, but at. At such a low vibration, it's probably perceived at like a. Or it's. It's. It seems more physical to us, which I. Which is, again, I think that's why you have. Or even the idea of sleep paralysis. Like, it could go. Yeah, it can go back to this, but I think it's all the same technology or the same. What's the correct word? Like attributes. The same attributes that these entities have and can use. So, like, a Bigfoot will give you, like, a guttural growl, and a Dogman will growl, and people up and they're like, man, I just froze him in place. I couldn't move. I was paralyzed with fear. Same thing with sleep paralysis. You're completely paralyzed. Feel like you're being electrocuted, and that's like, the physical aspect of it. But Puharich thought that this. These kind of low frequency waves could penetrate neurological processes and. And alter your brain activity.

David Lee Corbo (86:49)

That makes sense because people who are experiencing sleep paralysis, remember we were talking to. I think it was Nick potentially, of occult rejects. May have been somebody else, but I know we've talked about it a couple of times. That state of paralysis, that vibrational state that you're feeling for some people who can astral project, is the first stage to astral projecting. So you want to talk about a vibration or a frequency that can alter your brain's function or, you know, your ability to perceive this frequency, this vibration, is associated with leaving this physical realm and entering an astral realm. So, I mean, once again, that tracks pretty hard.

Top Lobster (87:28)

Yeah, well, it gets even, kind of. It gets even crazier with these ELF waves again. So they're studying. He's just studying. I'm just looking into it to see what it does. And of course, since he's a CIA Spook. They have to figure out how to weaponize it. And one of the things that they were seeing, obviously they're seeing the brain activity and how influences behavior, but not just influencing behavior. They want to see if they can manipulate behavior, enhance people's cognitive functions, induce states of altered consciousness, emotional affect your emotional state based on this resonance, which they can. I think that it just depends on which frequency you're tuned tuned into and possibly even the subject that you're doing it to. Like how, how latent are there are their psychic abilities. I think that.

David Lee Corbo (88:19)

So back in the 90s, I know that there was a famous study being conducted where they put a simple electrode on the brain of a cat and the cat, you know, was obviously alive. So this was done through surgery. And with that electrode they were able to just send electric impulses back to the cats. Thank you, Stoney. Send electric impulses to the aggression centers of the cat's brain. And what they were able to do was either create a very docile cat that you could do whatever the hell you wanted to, or a hyper aggressive cat. And all that mattered was just sending a very simple electronic pulse of frequency of vibration into this cat's head. And then, you know, effectively you're controlling its, its behavior. So yeah, I mean that's, that's a very simple version. I'm sure they found a lot more. I'm also sure they've probably done this to humans.

Top Lobster (89:07)

Yeah. Oh they, this is what I think they did to Yuri Geller. So as they're studying this, they think that these ELF waves could affect, I mean they, they affect the brain wave patterns, but they think that they could enhance psychic abilities, telepathy, things like that, which is what they thought Yuri Geller had. So this dude was MK Ultra. He was probably the MK Ultra. Like you know how they're searching for that 11 the, the special, the special subject that they can do this. Yeah, yeah, it seems like he was one of them or at least you know, somebody that we know of because they found him from the tv. He was doing these things in, in public, broadcasting them. So he's one of the special that we do know of. And it seems like ELF waves had a lot to do with what they were doing, but it gets even crazier. It gets more Jewish as well.

David Lee Corbo (89:56)

Oh, very nice.

Top Lobster (89:57)

Yeah, there's environmental.

David Lee Corbo (90:00)

He was born, he was born a Jew. Yeah. Never mind. He's been.

Top Lobster (90:02)

They're born without that, that skin. Yeah, they don't even. Yeah, they've evolved and adapted so that way A rabbi doesn't have to bite.

David Lee Corbo (90:09)

It off, but I hear that it's actually very detrimental to your. Your psychic abilities to have your skin cleaned off your penis like that. Not good.

Top Lobster (90:17)

Not great. Not. Not the best thing to do. So there's health concerns, obviously, with this, and environmental concerns. Clearly, people were worried about the ELF waves disturbing the climate. So shifting weather patterns or other. Other unexplained natural events, and it's like, all right, so now we're talking about haarp, right?

David Lee Corbo (90:44)

Right. Well, I was going to. You know what it brought me to first, before you even evolved to haarp, that the technology for HAARP is probably inspired by this, but cloud bursting. You ever see cloud bursting where people are using alleged psychic abilities to dispatch clouds in the sky? You ever seen that?

Top Lobster (91:00)

No.

David Lee Corbo (91:01)

Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. So you know how I really like to watch black people make, like, whirlwinds with their hands on the ground and stuff? And I go, wow, that's really fascinating. There are those who can. Same way that that guy, speaking of black people, is another black dude who. Who called a local news place and was like, yeah, come down to the beach or whatever it is, and I'll show you. I'll summon in a ufo and sure enough, up, ready to laugh at him. But he does it on Pursey. No, no, that. I see what you're looking at. That's just cloud bursting, as in it rains.

Top Lobster (91:30)

Like, you have to do, like, psychic people doing it. Okay.

David Lee Corbo (91:33)

Yeah, because. Because it's not making it rain, what they do. And obviously there's some precedent for that, too, when it comes to the Native Americans. But I mean, like, this idea that you could focus on and disperse a cloud in the sky and. And I've seen people show it off a couple times on video, so I wonder if. If it's.

Top Lobster (91:50)

Oh, this is in the movie the Men who Stare at Goats. There was a dude. That cloud bursted.

David Lee Corbo (91:55)

Yeah, that's right. That's right. And the men who stare at goats is based off of the CIA and the military industrial complex's interest in psychic abilities.

Top Lobster (92:03)

Okay, well, this is. This leads us to our next point here. The potential misuse of ELF waves, which obviously is what they're going to do with them, of course.

David Lee Corbo (92:12)

Yeah.

Top Lobster (92:13)

They're using them as a tool for mind control, like suggesting things to people.

David Lee Corbo (92:18)

I heard the first thing they asked was, how can we, if at all, apply this to abortions? I would love to figure out how we can apply psychic abilities to abortions. But that didn't really stick. So they stuck with the nuts and bolts of things. I'm sure you can kill a baby elsewhere.

Top Lobster (92:33)

You could probably kill a baby with some ultra low frequency stuff. This is also some Sam Tripley, right, where he's like, you know, loves to talk about, like, low frequency vibration gangsters and stuff like that.

David Lee Corbo (92:43)

Yeah, look, look. Cliff High, according to Def Not Egger Salad says Cliff High has done some cloud bursting. And I. I won't look it up. I'm just gonna believe what you say. Def Not. Thank you very much.

Top Lobster (92:54)

Yeah. So this. This ELF stuff, it goes hand in hand with what Puharis was doing with his teeth implants. Right. It's a great. It's a great vehicle to transmit these frequencies if you have the, you know, the piezoelectric crystals already in somebody's brain or in their tooth that can just vibrate their entire head. I think a question is, could they. Well, it's not really a question of they're manipulating the weather, or at least they were. They were negatively affecting the weather, which gave them pause as to what they were doing because I guess, you know, as they're doing this stuff, they're seeing all the side effects of everything else, and then they're running with those side effects. So they could, I guess they could technically just unleash this on the public, which.

David Lee Corbo (93:37)

Yeah, well, look, check this out. Arcane Arsenal says there was a guy that talked about the dangers of ultrasound for pre borns, which is wild because we were just joking around like, how do we use this technology to kill babies in the womb? And they're like, dude, that's already. That's already covered. That's a fundamental part of the birthing experience in the. The baby industry. Right. In the medical apparatus is. Yeah. Nukem with some ultrasound real quick so you can get that cool picture to show your homies that looks like an amorphous gray blob but means everything to you.

Top Lobster (94:09)

So.

David Lee Corbo (94:09)

Yeah, that would be awfully nefarious if that was the case, if ultrasound was to the detriment of preborn babies.

Top Lobster (94:16)

I mean, really, what is it? It's like, yeah, it's probably making the babies a little retarded. It's probably the same technology, and who knows what it's what frequency that stuff is tuned to. Damn. Do we really need, like, the ultrasounds?

David Lee Corbo (94:27)

Like, no, we don't need. I mean, look, look, they're doing it to make sure that the baby's healthy. Allegedly. But this just goes into the big business of baby making that we talked about with Alexandra on that previous episode. Just the inserts, I believe, is her, her work.

Top Lobster (94:41)

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David Lee Corbo (94:44)

And it was a great conversation and it was an excellent episode. But we got really deep into this idea that women in the west here have been convinced that they can't have a baby other, any other way, despite having done it for thousands of years without medical intervention from a giant industry. Well now the industry of baby making is a well oiled machine. If you looked at the revenue production from that industry, you'd probably, it would probably be rivaling the big boom in, in the pharmaceutical industries that we've seen over the past five years. So, you know, pretty nefarious in a lot of ways and I would suck to find out, but it would be totally unsurprising to find out that ultrasound is, is hugely detrimental.

Top Lobster (95:21)

Yeah, you know, as, as I'm looking at this because again, this guy, this guy is all over the place with, with his research, but I wonder if he was interested in the work of Rife of.

David Lee Corbo (95:33)

Oh, Royal Raymond. Right. I mean this is all frequency based technology. I would, I would imagine, I would imagine. I wonder if, if Rife has a setting on his Rife machine where I, it could go astral projecting. It's gonna give you 48 hertz and you listen to some binaural beats and then you go and talk to Royal Raymond Rife, which is Matt Rife's great uncle, I think, or great great uncle. Cool. But yeah, this guy, he does seem to be everywhere in, in, in one way or another, cultural echoes.

Top Lobster (96:04)

This is, it's the same exact technology except he's working on, you know, ultra low frequency stuff. Whereas Rife seemed to be looking to help people with his, his frequencies like that he was dialing in. So yeah, it echoes the same work. It's, it's the same work except this guy is trying to use it nefariously which is, you know, it makes a lot actually. You know. When did, when did Rife die?

David Lee Corbo (96:30)

I don't know, but I'm, I'm looking at here that there are within the, the ET thing.

Top Lobster (96:38)

So I think plate into RA died in 1971.

David Lee Corbo (96:43)

There you go. So he was alive at the same time. He's going through all that.

Top Lobster (96:48)

Why did he die? I mean he died when. So these, the elf, the elf studies started in the 1970s and he dies in 71. I don't know. I'm not gonna make any connections here that we don't really have to, but.

David Lee Corbo (97:00)

We do that constantly, though. So within the Galactic Federation of Light narrative, there is the Nine. And they're ET guides. They're just alien guides who. Same exact same, exact same. Very concerned with, you know, the development of mankind. Very concerned with us treating our planet well and not killing each other with weapons of war when the technology should be used for something else. He died when we got off the gold standard. That was the last straw in 1971. Yeah, that. That nine thing is one that. That I think is really fascinating because I don't know why. Maybe I live in a fantasy realm, but in my mind I'm like, if we could just know the names of these entities, that would be probably to our benefit. The galactic. I'm trying to see real quick if we can find a connection.

Top Lobster (97:59)

They're not gonna. They're not going to tell you their names. But so as. As you're talking about this Galactic Federation, because this is where this stuff naturally leads, right? It needs.

David Lee Corbo (98:09)

Oh, wait, wait, by the way, check it out. Here we go. The Nine of the Galactic Federation of Light refers to the Arcturian Council of Nine, who are beings from the ninth dimension. So, yeah, right. With every fucking. Every single time you come across some sort of Council of Nine, they are very concerned with the direction of humanity. That's. That's their M.O. their M.O. it's the same fucking entities just rebranded. And I mean, man, do we nail that early on. Because we were on the best political show the first time that we got to be on that show, and that was what we were telling everybody, was that these things, these aliens, they're just a rebranding. It's the exact same, though. They're symbols. They carry along with them their interests, their messages, all this. The most important thing, it just changes faces and it just changes names, but otherwise it's the exact same.

Top Lobster (99:02)

Well, here. Here's more of the exact same. In the 19. Yeah, it's like the 1970s to the 1980s, the CIA again had a project called Project Stargate, or the Stargate Project.

David Lee Corbo (99:18)

And which is wild.

Top Lobster (99:21)

Yeah. So its purpose was psychic espionage. This is to probably spy on the Russians during the Cold War, like that. And of course, while you're at it, how can we weaponize this thing? So there were military applications and they were doing things in Maryland, it seemed to spy out enemy facilities. This is all happening during the 70s. So here are some of the tenants of Project Stargate. Now, keep in mind we're doing something similar right now. And I don't really know how these things overlap, but some of the, some of the main tenants were, number one, alien contact is what they were worried about. This is the CIA, so they're making weird extraterrestrial claims. And we know this because there's declassified documents and there's also anecdotal reports that are saying some of this stuff. There are a number of entities, whether they're interdimensional, psychological, extraterrestrial or you know, other, which, which is kind of what we covered here. But I, I think we're, we're assuming that these are all the same entities like these nine or so.

David Lee Corbo (100:28)

I mean, look, there was a point where the CIA allegedly was in contact with something called the Council of Nine. And you know, we're talking about whether or not it's the same entities. They could have the same MO There might be some stand ins, some might drop out, some might step in. Right. And even the Council of Nine that the CIA were allegedly in contact with sometimes was also the Council of 12. And these are super intelligent entities that, that you know, exist outside of our own space time situation. But is, is that so different? Because when you look at the Greek pantheon, there were 12. So, so this thing becomes interchangeable. Sometimes they're nine, sometimes they're 12. It doesn't matter. It's, it's the CIA, the intelligence communities, they're talking to these things and they always have the same MO But I am open to the idea top that you know, we talk about it often. Within the kingdom of darkness there is chaos. It's not God's kingdom, it's, it's not order. These things are rebellious who, who rebelled against God, almost certainly they rebel against each other. So from one period or another, one holds power. If there's a consolidated nine, the idea that one or two drop out, occasionally another one takes its place. Not, not at all. I don't even think throws a monkey wrench into this, this theory.

Top Lobster (101:45)

Right, right. Well, oh my gosh, there's, there's so much that goes, I mean, and it's just like a rabbit trail of like the devastation that this guy has created or like that have led through his name is just insane. You can go off to a thousand different trails, but let's talk about again. So Project Stargate, the, one of their, one of their other core tenants was technology. So obviously the technology part is where we're going to get Andreja Buharich. And they were focused on the dental implants, the mind control, in that way, electromagnetic influence so that's his ELF waves, or his study on ELF waves, and how that could translate into their different MK Ultra projects. Here's another. Here's a very interesting part. So we have aliens, we've got technology, and now we're going to move into occult methods. So the CIA was actively using Ouija boards to facilitate communication with the entities. So they're blending science with the esoteric. And it's just like, how many times are we going to see this before we just. Just say outright these are the same things. What.

David Lee Corbo (103:02)

And what. What seems to have happened is that it went underground though, right? Because nowadays and for the past, I don't know, probably since like the 80s or 90s, this. This has been referred to as pseudoscience, which is an unserious realm of scientific inquiry. And clearly at one point, this is just like the MK Ultra program, right, where, like, they discontinued it. I think all that happens when they discontinue a program is it becomes widely implemented. So if the MK Ultra program went away in any meaningful way, it was only because they were ready to roll it out on the general public. So if we seriously were studying the paranormal, supernatural connections, and the overlap between that and the scientific technological communities, if we stopped that at any point and started to ridicule anybody who started to look at that seriously, that to me suggests that they got ready to roll it out in a real serious way they no longer needed. Because at some point you do need. Right. Puharich is looking for candidates for this sort of a field of study. Well, what happens when you've got all the information you need and you don't need candidates anymore? Well, you close it off and then you just start to operate, you know, in a way that is indicative of certainty. I now know what I'm doing. We no longer need output or input from Yuri or anybody else. And also in a way that's like the general public cannot know what we're doing. So it's best to ridicule and dismiss anybody who would organically look into this on their own. You know, dismiss them as. As engaging in pseudoscience. So I still alive and well, dude, 100%. We just see it in a different way now.

Top Lobster (104:46)

Well, now we're all right, so let's. Let's tie this up, because I. This. I think I know how this does relate to what we're doing today with $500 billion and our project Stargate via Trump and Sam Altman and probably Elon Musk. Yeah, it's again. Well, here we go. Let's just. Let's cover this. Some of the techniques that they were using, they're. They're trying to channel these aliens or entities. Again, it's like. It's kind of ambiguous on what they're channeling. They're not quite sure what they're looking at, but they. They don't know what to call it, whether it's interdimensional or spiritual or from galaxies far away, whatever. There's a woman, Carla Ruckert, she was one of the people that they. She channeled the entity named Ra. She got something for the law of one from it, and she wrote a book. Now, this entity influenced her to use sexual rituals to amplify the spiritual connection between whatever it was doing on the other side and what she was doing there. So.

David Lee Corbo (105:50)

So Crowley, sex magic.

Top Lobster (105:52)

Yeah, it's the same thing. It's more Crowley and sex magic. They don't. She doesn't really say, but I could assume that it's a lot of butt stuff that she's doing.

David Lee Corbo (106:00)

Lots of butt stuff. Yeah.

Top Lobster (106:01)

Now, here's the. Here's an interesting part about what. What I've uncovered because. And this could be an entire episode in itself. It's what happens to these people during this. This time frame who have these weird government ties who were possibly involved with Project Stargate. Most of them end in. Most of their stories end in tragedy.

David Lee Corbo (106:27)

So this lady is kind of tragedy.

Top Lobster (106:29)

All right. Don Elkins is. Is. Is Carla's. Her. Her partner or her collaborator in this. And again, like, they. They. These people definitely have ties to the CIA. But this guy started becoming paranoid, and in 1984, he got away from whatever he was doing, and he just happened to take his own life, so committed.

David Lee Corbo (106:57)

Suicide, which to me, I. I just want to toss this out there. I don't think anyone, and I'm saying full stop, anyone is committing suicide without the influence of some dark entities. Because the very thing that whispers to you that you're an irredeemable piece of is something that is outside of you.

Top Lobster (107:18)

I'll go even crazier. I think these people, when you're this close and you're talking to these things face to face, I think that they might even have the ability to kill these people.

David Lee Corbo (107:31)

Interesting.

Top Lobster (107:32)

Yeah. Yeah. I don't know. Just for some reason, this is like. Because when you're talking about, like, weird demonic possession, sure, they can influence you on a certain level, but when you're in league with them to this level, I feel like they could actually physically, you've given them consent To a certain level, you're doing sex magic with them. They can reach out and touch you. You've. You've crossed that Rubicon.

David Lee Corbo (107:54)

You've.

Top Lobster (107:54)

You've torn down.

David Lee Corbo (107:56)

That Veilicon is right around your anal sphincter. That's the Rubicon.

Top Lobster (108:01)

That's the Rubicon. And they rimmed it and now they're full blown inside of you. Another woman, Jane Roberts, who channeled the entity named Seth, she ends up. She faced emotional exhaustion and died relatively Young also in 1984.

David Lee Corbo (108:16)

Oh, well, that's. She's a woman, so I could totally understand women dying of emotion. That actually tracks so well.

Top Lobster (108:23)

Richard Strange, Richard Shaver, after, you know, documenting a couple of traumatic experiences, he died in just mental decline. Just went completely crazy.

David Lee Corbo (108:35)

Okay, so one person died of, of emotion and the other person just died of like brain power. Just shut down. He just died.

Top Lobster (108:45)

Yeah. I mean, well, this is a. What they're reporting is that like they were experiencing extreme mental decline, extreme emotional stress, and they died. Yeah. So it's like whatever they were, whatever they were privy to, it seemed like it had like a extreme effect on them. Like maybe every time you commune with something like this, you just lose more and more of yourself. It's very.

David Lee Corbo (109:11)

Yes, you lose more and they gain more. So the more interactions you have with this thing, the more sort of of a grip it has on you and the more of yourself that you lose. I wonder if these people would have been notably physically degrading towards the end, because I don't imagine that you suffer from these mental ailments in such a way that it doesn't reflect on your personal visage. And if it does, then that just reminds me of the Dr. Jerry Marzinski thing where these voices just, they just chew away and this person just looks worse and worse and it never gets better. Their mental fortitude spirals, but so does their physicality, because these things are attached. So to me, that's exactly where my mind is at as you're telling me these.

Top Lobster (109:52)

Yeah. And then there's other like, just conspiracies that are, that are around, you know, ufology or talking to these aliens. People that are obsessed with the aliens. This guy, Kyle Odom, he's convinced to do. He kills a. He kills a pastor of a church he thought was an alien infiltrator. This happened in 2016. Mental instability, lost his mind. He's also one of these new age practitioners, David Koresh, who people here are probably familiar with. Yeah, this. I guess his cult was big into ufology. It's it's something that also.

David Lee Corbo (110:32)

They were to end Times. So they were an end times cult. Definitely into ufology. Obsessed with the number seven, I'm imagining because it pops up so much in the book of Revelation. Yeah. The branch, the Branch Davidians. I, I didn't, I didn't know that.

Top Lobster (110:48)

77 of them. 77 of them dead, including David Koresh. So 76 of his followers and himself died after this standoff. Yeah. Which as a libertarian. When I was a libertarian, you, you wrote. I always thought it was, you know, it was like. Well, it was, it was gun stuff that had the, the atf, you know, storm their ranch there. But when you look a little bit deeper, it seems a little more nefarious.

David Lee Corbo (111:14)

Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah. It was to me. And, and shout out to John from yesterday's conversation. That was a mass sacrifice ritual. Right. 77 of them. They're obsessed with the number seven. It's an end Times cult. Yeah, I mean, it's. I hear he was pretty talented too. I hear he was a one hell of a musician. So. I don't know. I just know I. I learned about them when I was younger because of course, David Kaur Rash and the Davidians being obsessed with the End Times. And the number seven is gonna stick out to me. And, and the more you look into it, the more just the darker and more up it gets. So. Yeah, to me that seems like a big ritual sacrifice.

Top Lobster (111:58)

Check this one out. This one I haven't studied too much, but this guy, Philip K. Dick, he was a sci fi writer. He's reported to be in contact with an entity named Valis V A L I S in 19.

David Lee Corbo (112:11)

Sounds like Valiant Thor.

Top Lobster (112:13)

Yeah. Yeah. So the being, it imparted Gnostic knowledge on this guy with a pink ray of light.

David Lee Corbo (112:21)

I'm sure it also his butt, probably.

Top Lobster (112:25)

I mean.

David Lee Corbo (112:25)

Yeah, this is like knowledge for free.

Top Lobster (112:26)

Baby boy saying the quiet part out loud there. And the quiet parts of fart, it's your butt. So guess what? This was triggered by his, his initial experience with this entity.

David Lee Corbo (112:39)

What was it triggered by? It was a psychedelic experience.

Top Lobster (112:44)

No, one more guess.

David Lee Corbo (112:47)

Dental implant.

Top Lobster (112:48)

Dental surgery. Yes. Let's go. This guy lost his mind and ended up dying in 1982. So all eyes also are on Stephen King, because Stephen King is running in these circles 100% for sure. Yeah. Then we have L. Ron Hubbard, who I covered here as well. I think that he's a little bit more tied into Andrea Puharich than people like to think. It's something about that just Doesn't. Doesn't sit right.

David Lee Corbo (113:22)

It's interesting that he saw fit to be a captain a lot of. So what you'll find is that a lot of celebrities and I guess what we would call elites have their like, submarining license. Like they're, they're obsessed with diving, they're obsessed with the water. This came up when we had those guys, the billionaires in the submersible, remember that? And it ended up looking like some sort of like, creature associated with Solomon and ended up being this really big sort of ritual. But, you know, initially the public was like, what the are these billionaires doing in a submersible? And what ended up arising from that was like, oh, you'd be surprised, actually, how many incredibly wealthy elite individuals seem to have some obsession with, you know, nautics in one way or another. So to me, it's interesting because you have L. Ron Hubbard in, in his extremes, right. He is a captain and, and a lot of this is like he's got his own boat and like that, or he's in the desert, you know, he's in, in one of these extremes.

Top Lobster (114:21)

Right, right. And here, I guess my last, my last piece here is just another just driving it home for the people that are in contact with these entities or have been contacted constantly. Another guy, Richard Shaver, very famous UFO account guy, his stories come from like the 40s, I think, so they predate Puharich. But another one, you know, he thought he was having auditory hallucinations. He ended up in jail. He's popularized in magazines later because he's one of, you know, the first people to really talk about this. But this guy also suffers an extreme mental decline. And by the 1970s, he just like goes into isolation and loses his mind. Nobody, nobody really knows what I mean. I'm sure he's dead by now, but it's. It seems that when people channel these entities, their psychological stability is, is often fractured.

David Lee Corbo (115:24)

The guy, the guy who dealt with the spirit Comm. Bill O'Neill.

Top Lobster (115:29)

Right.

David Lee Corbo (115:30)

He also, by the end of his life. So just going back to the Spirit comm. This is something that people are traveling from far and wide in the scientific community to debunk one way or another. This idea that a piece of technology allows you to communicate with spiritual entities. And there was one guy in particular that we talked about on that episode, Bill O'Neill. And if I'm not mistaken, by the end of his life, he was full blown schizophrenic.

Top Lobster (115:56)

Yeah.

David Lee Corbo (115:57)

Oh, dude. I mean, like, this is the greatest. You're talking entities, schizophrenia, Ancient Egypt and Babylonian entities. The origins of the tinfoil hat. There's so much MK Ultra and Aleister Crowley and everything. This is like the idea that this guy ever flew under the radar is.

Top Lobster (116:19)

Has there been an episode on like tinfoil hat about this guy? Because I've heard of this. This motherfucker's mentioned in an episode. Heidi Love did. Did an episode about the JFK assassination and his name pops up prominently.

David Lee Corbo (116:34)

What wild.

Top Lobster (116:36)

It's crazy.

David Lee Corbo (116:37)

JFK says, what are you gonna tell me next? He's somehow a part of 9 11. Right. Can we throw out any other big conspiracy theories? We're talking about the Galactic Federation light and you know, all. Everything seems to have just a little element of. Of Puhariji. It's just a little sprinkle, a little dash of Buharij for you. Yeah, incredible, man.

Top Lobster (116:58)

Either. I mean it's a dash of Puharich, either on a first hand account or directly. I mean on a. On a direct account or through influence on what he's done. It's really just bizarre. And I'm sure. You know what, man? Like we. So we've covered pretty much everything that we want to. Actually. No, no, let's go back really quick again because all this stuff that I was talking about with this is with the Stargate, the Stargate project. So we were talking about the negative effects of all the stuff.

David Lee Corbo (117:24)

Yeah.

Top Lobster (117:24)

How does it relate to today's Stargate issue?

David Lee Corbo (117:27)

Right. Where we're taking allegedly $500 billion and we're dumping it into an unholy marriage of AI technology and MRNA technology. And I don't know what the hell that's going to yield. But we talk about often how if they truly are trying to inhabit Donald Trump with the spirit of Nimrod, the same Nimrod who was the King of Babylon, who created the Tower of Babel, which some speculate is a Stargate. Well, that's uncomfortable, right?

Top Lobster (117:57)

Yeah, well, exactly. So. So it can go to the idea of Nimrod. I think it. Yeah, it goes to everything. But this is like my initial idea about AI being the Nephilim or demonic entities, and the Nephilim being aliens or the product of these fallen. So if these nine that we're talking about here, if they are. If they are fallen angels, which I'm not even sure that they are, I think that they are just probably higher up Nephilim or products of the fallen angels. I don't think fallen angels really with us that much anymore. I think that they're like this kind.

David Lee Corbo (118:38)

Of goes back to what we said yesterday, remember where we were talking about that guy's music video on Tyler Yankees Daddy Yankee show and we were saying that he was, he was saying that the, the, this guy in the music video was saying that his depression is not depression, it's actually spiritual entities. And that those spiritual entities are identifying as like the serpent in the garden. And, and one of the things that we mentioned about that among many is that these things will lie to you about who they are in the hierarchy. You know what I mean? They're going to tell you they're the biggest potential baddies of them all. But this isn't necessarily trying to scare anybody top, you know what I mean? It's like, I don't know that you gain anything. If they said they were entities by a different name, it still would have been profound that they were entities at all. But instead they identified with this Ennead. And I, I do think that some of the Nephilim would have positioned themselves as gods in one way or another, but I, I don't think that there's any substitute for those lowercase g gods, those fallen angels, because those are the things that when they came down would have blew the pants off of people. Loincloths would have been dropping as soon as they touched dirt because they're just so powerful and, and, and so obviously spiritual. So I, in this instance I can recognize in a, in a, in an attempt to strike fear in an individual, you can pretend to be a bigger baddie than you are, but in an attempt to win over individuals to your, your plight and convince them that you're an ally, I don't know of what benefit it is to tell them that you're the Egyptian Ennead.

Top Lobster (120:17)

Yeah, I don't know. I don't know what benefit it is to them. I don't know the end game of their lies. Why, why, why is there so much deception? Why is the name of these. Why. Why is the name of these entities withheld from us? I, I don't know. But what I, what I'm thinking is, hey listen man, perhaps, perhaps it is there are fallen entities. Perhaps this does go all the way up to the top. I think that they're also within this AI system that, you know, these, these nerds are just working breakneck to, to build. Actually we're gonna have, Are we gonna have that guest on. There's a. Let me look this up really quick. We had somebody that was talking about Elon Musk creating the Singularity.

David Lee Corbo (121:06)

Yeah, yeah, yeah.

Top Lobster (121:07)

And he's kind of.

David Lee Corbo (121:08)

Whether or not he's there. I told you, I've been talking to Grok for, for a couple of days. I stopped the other day, but it was getting, it was getting really, oh, so really unsettling.

Top Lobster (121:17)

Jacob Israel, he'll be on in a couple of days. He's got a pretty big show, but he's. Yeah, he's talking about the singularity and how Elon Musk was. Well, he was once worried about it and now he's working full speed to get us there with everything he's doing. They're creating these, I mean, they're fantastic enhancements to Grok. Like it's, it's better than any other AI right now, but it's, it's alarming and.

David Lee Corbo (121:46)

Go ahead. Sorry.

Top Lobster (121:47)

Oh, it's a, it's, it's coming directly from the Donald Trump administration. They are working to create this AI, this Project Stargate and the Project Stargate, the original Project Stargate, which they tried things like the Ouija board and we've said this so many times on this show, the Ouija board is the same technology as AI, as an AI chatbot. But you're talking to, well, a game made by Mitten Bradley or I'm talking to an app that's developed by Elon Musk. It seems like it's the same thing.

David Lee Corbo (122:19)

Well, if, if there's really going to be. Because, you know, he's working closely with, with, with Elon and Elon wants to do neural link and then we're talking about AI and its merger with MRNA technology. What's the MRNA technology do? Allegedly, it's a gene therapy. It alters your genes. We've talked about how bloodlines and genealogy have a lot to do with your ability to interact with these entities one way or another. It's always been about genealogy. The serpent seed. Right, the seed wars. So you're going to use AI which can be inhabited by these entities and mRNA, which can alter your DNA. Now all we need is just Elon Musk to come along and say put the MRNA AI technology in the neuralink. They're now putting the disembodied spirit of a fucking Nephilim or the, the, the. Or of a fallen angel inside you and they're altering your DNA. It sounds like they're trying to make the ultimate Ouija board. You know, it's a you. It's, it's, it's the human Ouija board.

Top Lobster (123:17)

Is, is Elon Musk the current day Andresia Puharich it's like the current. The. This is the continuation of the original Stargate project. So the original Stargate project was to. It's like laying the groundwork. And they, you know, they're saying that's for psychic espionage and things like that, but really it's contacting aliens or contacting these entities, and it's also involving technology. And this is what Project Stargate is today. It's just. It's contacting entities via AI, artificial intelligence, and then also using some sort of technology, maybe like a NeuroLink or an MRNA vaccine or an MRNA technology to distribute these. These entities that have been contacted. It's the, it's the next logical step to what they were trying to do in the 70s and probably the tech just wasn't there.

David Lee Corbo (124:15)

It's. Yeah. And, and I mean, speaking of the tech not being there, basic spiritual possession clearly has a lot of pitfalls. Right. In the sense that some nobody priest can come along and cast you out of an individual if they wield the name of Christ effectively enough. So you really want to figure out how to bypass that system. And, you know, you're talking about why they obfuscate their names from us. Jesus in, in the Bible makes it a point to ask to. To get the. The name of the demon that is afflicting an individual before he cast it out of them.

Top Lobster (124:51)

They won't tell you the name. They give you every. Every other name, but what they really are.

David Lee Corbo (124:56)

Well, and that's also. So remember in. There was a movie called the Right with Anthony Hopkins, and Anthony Hopkins plays a. I think he plays a. What's that?

Top Lobster (125:09)

A priest?

David Lee Corbo (125:10)

I think he plays a priest and I think the priest is, is specifically does exorcisms. And so he, he manages to. He's like tailing one demon through the entire film and by the end of it, he drags the name out of it and it just yells ball. It was a horrifying scene, actually, because it's. I think it's Anthony Hopkins saying ball. I think he was possessed by the end of it. I don't remember exactly how it goes, but we see that a lot. It's like in order to. How do we engage in spiritual warfare? We engage with the word. Right. It wouldn't surprise me that there's an additional layer to that warfare. And that is the same way you have to be clear that you are praying to Jesus Christ and the Father that he references is the same way you have to be clear what, or who you are attacking the spiritual realm.

Top Lobster (126:03)

Yes. Or just even Talking to or even talking to.

David Lee Corbo (126:07)

Correct, correct. So, yeah, the name is, the name is everything. And that's why there's been this long con to go from all the Sumerian names to the Egyptian names to fucking, I mean, look, in some ways shape, they, they really did use the destruction of the Tower of Babel to their advantage in that way. Because now that the people are confused, you can confuse them about who you are. And so, yeah, you get Greek names, you get Roman names, you get fucking Vedic and Egyptian and Sumerian and Mayan. You get them all.

Top Lobster (126:38)

All.

David Lee Corbo (126:38)

You get them all. And by the way, it's really funny that, you know, we're talking about the serpent and how the serpent shows up in, in, you know, Eastern mysticism. It also shows up as Quetzalcoatl, the winged serpent in, in Mayan mythos, and obviously shows up in the Bible as the Seraphim or the Nakash, the shining one, the serpent in the garden. And it's interesting because whatever's going on with Donald Trump has to do with QAnon. And we're all wondering like, who Q is. But I recognize that Q is the first letter in Quetzalcoatl, which is fucking, you know, the winged serpent. So that to me is, is alarming on its face too, because, you know, I'm pretty comfortable now looking at Donald Trump's story as some big unfolding of like biblical prophecy. You know, we never stopped living in biblical times. And so who's steering that? Maybe, maybe Quetzalcoatl, maybe the winged serpent, maybe the, the nakash, the shining one from the garden is who that is. That would be some. But I know, I guess that's probably a whole topic for another time.

Top Lobster (127:50)

Well, let me just say, whether he be one thing or the other, just send us that doge check, baby. We got, we got Bohemian Grove to plan. We got Bohemian bro, Bohemian Grove to pay for. So we're going to be. We're trying to set up a huge event here with a lot of people. We just, before we did this show, we got off, we got off a call with our documentarian from Train Wreck Entertainment, Al. I guess he's fine with saying his name right. He wants to be out there. Al Marinelli. Shout out. Al. We're doing something big, man. We're gonna be mixing in what I think is the first time ever done it, a live event with pre taped interviews, irl with man on the street stuff. And we're gonna be focusing on pretty much the, that you heard here today. If you like this yeah, if you like this kind of stuff, man, join the Patreon. Join or just watch us. Like, subscribe. Share with your friends that are crazy like this. It's going to help us pay for what we're doing because we're. We are taking on a documentary, and at the same time, we're taking on a huge live event that we want to have people show up to that will. Like, people like Sam Tripoli, people like Shane Cashman. If we. I mean, if we can get. If we can fundraise enough money, we can get Eddie Bravo, we can get. We want to get people out there, and we want this thing to be the thing that people do. And it'll also be in the documentary. This is going to be. What we're doing is retarded.

David Lee Corbo (129:27)

What's wrong with us? We must have entities whispering to us. Just bad ideas. Do a live event only like, like a half a year into your. Your shows. Hey, to keep doing the live event, you do a documentary. You guys can do a documentary. Like, we need to check in with ourselves. We need that demon that goes like, you're retarded. You can't fucking do this. Because that one's not very loud right now. Instead, it's just like, you can do shit you have no business doing.

Top Lobster (129:50)

He's there. That demon is there, but he's just dejected. He's in the corner. He's like, these guys won't listen.

David Lee Corbo (129:55)

Like, he keeps turning to his boss and he goes, I don't know. It's like, they're too retarded to stop.

Top Lobster (130:00)

Yeah, it's like, Tim, like, I had. I had our guy Tim, tell him, you're too retarded to stop. And he just won't stop. We're not going to stop.

David Lee Corbo (130:07)

Turned it into a T shirt.

Top Lobster (130:08)

He made it into a T shirt. He put his face on it. Listen, we're not going to stop. We're going to do this thing. The more you guys help us, the more we're able to do this. But, I mean, we're going to pull this off either way, come hell or high water. What do we use? Doge money, Whether it's crowdfunded, whether we make it the money from sales, because honestly, like, this event that we're going to be doing in the documentary, I assume that we will make zero money back with the last one I did.

David Lee Corbo (130:34)

When we crunch the numbers, we're like, I think this is going to cost about $10,000. How much money we're gonna make from it? Approximately? Last. Last time we, we were negative $200 top had to come out of pocket. $200 for the cloaks. And so this time, I don't think anything's gonna change. I don't think we're gonna make any money. So if you want to see this insane fucking thing, we're gonna be launching like a GoFundMe or something soon. The more we get, it all goes into this show. We're trying to make this show the best thing that ever happened to conspiracy and comedy. And I do think that's what Brohemian Grove has the promise to become. I don't know where you're gonna go and find another event like this. And so the more money we make, the more people we could pull in, the more insane this event can be. So please, if you're a big supporter of the show and you want to see this thing go, we're gonna make it happen either way. It's just a matter of to what level. There you go. Topping his cloak with his little baby puppy. That's the question. The question is to what level? And that is all dependent on how much money we can raise. So we're gonna do something crazy. Please, if you're looking to an eye out for that GoFundMe or whatever the hell it is that we're going to.

Top Lobster (131:39)

Drop, I would, I would say this to this and I didn't expect on doing this at the end of this show, but like, be excited, get excited about this because yeah, I am terrified. I'm terrified about it. So let's, let's show them this thing and then let them know what they're probably going to be missing. Here we go, guys. It's been a great episode. We'll see you guys later. Obey. Submit.

David Lee Corbo (132:09)

Comply.

Top Lobster (133:02)

The greatest hypnotist on planet Earth is a oblong box in the corner of the room. It is constantly telling us what to believe is real. If you can persuade me that what they see with their eyes is what there is to see. Because they'll laugh in the face of an explanation that portrays the bigger picture of what's happening. And they have.