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151: The Globalist Plan to Collapse Everything w/ Allan Paul Roberts
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Join us for an eye-opening conversation with Alan Paul Roberts, author of Global Collapse: The Eleven Pillars Under Attack by the Globalists, as we dive into the alarming forces threatening society today. In this episode of Nephilim Death Squad, Alan...
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David Lee Corbo
We are being hypnotized by people like this. Newsreaders, politicians, teachers, lecturers. We are in a country and in a world that is being run by unbelievably sick people. The chasm between what we're told is going on and what is really going on is absolutely enormous.
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Unknown
Oh yeah dude, this the Nephilim.
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Alan Paul Roberts
It's like we all know what's going down but no one's saying what happened to the home of the brave. Take control this now when no one's talking about how they made us finally slaves and everybody's just walking around heading the clouds and won't awaken to a dead in the grave. But then it's too late. We need to be ready to raise up. Welcome to the end of day. Everybody is slave. Only some are aware that the government.
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David Lee Corbo
Releasing poison in their hands.
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Alan Paul Roberts
Welcome back ladies and gentlemen to another episode of Nephilim Death Squad. I am David Lee Corbo, AKA the Raven that is Top Lobster, the father of disinformation. Before we get into today's guest, I would like to remind all of our live viewers that this is a 30 minute preview only. Sometime around the 30 minute mark we'll be going live exclusively to patreon.com backslash Nephilim Death Squad where you can continue enjoying an ad free viewing experience, hanging out in the live chat and gaining early access to the episode before the general public. And you could do it all for free. That's right guys. Sign up for a seven day day free trial. Absorb as much content as you can and Then get out before the billing cycle kicks in. But I bet you you're gonna want to stay because patreon.com backslash nephilim death squad is a treasure trove of backlog content. Turns out we're recording too much and we don't have the ability to put it out fast enough. So if you want access, it's there for you. Joining us today is Alan Paul Roberts. Alan, for the audience who may not be familiar with you, let's talk a little bit about where they can find you and what it is that they, that you focus on.
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David Lee Corbo
Okay, well, you can find me@globalcollapsebook.com that's the main site for the book itself. Authoraproberts.com Similar site just about me in general. But yeah, the globalcollapsebook.com is the main thing. You can find the premise for the book there. The, the main thing is it talks about 11 pillars of society that are under attack by, by the globalists and it talks about how close they are to actually pulling off their goals. And yeah, so the book is really kind of like a call to action. It's a wake up call and encourages readers to get up on what's going on and to push back and spread the word. You know, if enough people wake up, they're not going to succeed. So that's what it's all about.
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Unknown
So Alan, what got you started on, on this, this sort of a topic? Because this isn't something that, I don't think, this is something that people really just jump in this. But this must have been boiling for quite a while before you decided to take some action.
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David Lee Corbo
It, it was boiling, but I, I didn't expect the action to happen. But you know, for a couple years, really, for a lot of the prior four years in the administration, when I saw what was happening to our society, when I saw, when I saw the unprotected border, the masses of people coming across, I was really troubled by that because I knew, I mean, some people ignore things and they, I'm not that kind of person. I, if I see something that doesn't make sense, I got to figure it out. And I couldn't figure it out other than to come to the conclusion that it was very deliberate. And the more I dug, the more that was confirmed that it really was deliberate. You know, that we were actually, the US was running camps in Central America, in Panama, the Darien Gap, to speed the flow of immigrants into this country. And you know, I was listening to people like, like Mike Adams, the Health ranger. And, you know, he had people on who were talking about this kind of stuff, and so just more and more concerned. I personally start my day with prayer, about a half hour or more prayer every day. And I was praying for the country. And I got to tell you, sometimes to the point of being in tears just thinking about what was going on with this country. You know, kind of like the arc of corruption just descending deeper and deeper into corruption is what I saw. You know, the judges, the politics, things not making sense, the quality of school, what we saw in Covid, what they're teaching the kids, just the manipulation really got to me. And. And so what. What led to the book was one day In April, late April 2024, I woke up around 4 in the morning, I think it was the last Saturday in April. Woke up at 4 in the morning, and I'm just laying there in bed before I got up. Didn't have a nightmare, didn't have any dreams that I recall. And all at once, with the most intense awareness I've ever had, I was, like, instantly aware. Like, it was almost like an implanted knowledge of six. Six pillars of society that were under attack. They were in different phases of attack, and they were all in danger of coming down. And. And the emphasis was, this is the United States, but it's also the Western world. But the. The focus was the United States. And I was blown away. I got up, I went into the bathroom, pulled out some paper from the top drawer, and wrote those six down, because I was, like, shocked. And the crazy thing about it was that I not only had knowledge of six, but I had instant knowledge of all six at the same time with no time delayed between any of them. Like, I could perceive all six with, like, a mental intensity that I've never had in my life. Like, if you had six people talking to you at once and you could fully understand each one and not be distracted by the other five, that's what it was like, wasn't. It wasn't visual. It was just, boom. I just knew it. It was like this intense, knowing. And so I wrote them down because it's around 4 in the morning, and I wanted to get back to sleep. It's Saturday. And laying there, thinking about those six. And then within about two minutes, three more came the exact same way, three more pillars. And I'm like, what is going on? Wrote them down. Now I'm going back to bed now I got nine in my head, and I'm trying to get back to sleep. And. And then two more, and I'm like. So I wrote them down. And, and because I do like, like prayer as part of my life, I. I felt like it had to be from God. I had no other way. I had no other explanation. You know, nothing like this ever happened to me. And so I figured it had to be God. And I said. And just in my head, I said, you know, God, why are you showing me this? I mean, do you want me to write a book or something? And. And as soon as I said, do you want me to? I couldn't even. I knew the thought, like, do you want me to write a book or something? I couldn't even finish the thought in a title. And the subtitle of the book was instantly there, like, with no time delay, wasn't one word after the other. It was just, boom. I knew the title, you know, the Globalist Plan to Collapse Everything to Usher in a New World Order. And I thought, well, that's a bold title. That's not subtle.
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Alan Paul Roberts
So, Alan, one of the things that I really enjoy about what you're doing here is, and we're going to get into this later on in the show, but a lot of people highlight these things that, that you're highlighting as well. But very few of us, and I would. I say us, even, like, you know, on this show, it's not always that we have a solution to these things. And, you know, so there's. There's sort of a community of people who are. I don't know what to call them because there's a lot of terminology that gets thrown around, and I find all of it to be reductive and, and, but it's. It's really people who are trying to share the truth as they see it. And within this community of people, these bell ringers, these. These alarm sounders, we don't always have a solution. And so I find it fascinating and, and, you know, honestly, very helpful that part of what you've done here is you've laid out, as you've said, a call to action. How do you address these things? And what you were saying before, Alan, you know, in particular about the southern border, is a fascinating time during the. The Biden administration, because if you couldn't see that that was done by design, I, I really don't know what to do for those people. You had instances of. Of the border being welded in an open position. You know, there was. There was a door that was opened and welded that way, and there was so much that these people were coming into our country. And if you interviewed Them, which I saw a lot of sort of man on the street style conversations where these people were saying we were promised that there were jobs here, that there were houses for us, that that there was a future for us. We were being told to come here and then they come here and they find out that that's not the case. And I think for me, the final straw that broke the camel's back. There was a story, I don't remember the gentleman's name, but he had property on the southern border and, and his house was broken into by an illegal migrant and he shot and killed this intruder and he was an elderly man, I think somewhere 70s or 80s. He's now in prison, if I'm not mistaken.
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David Lee Corbo
Yeah, I still remember that. Yeah.
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Alan Paul Roberts
And that was a huge, it was, it was a demoralization when that happened because it was showing you like the border is welded open, people are being funneled into the country. And as if that's not bad enough, if you're somebody who is immediately feeling the implications of that and you try to defend your own property, your own home, your own life, well, then our government is going to throw you in prison.
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Unknown
Well, they had it though.
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Breasts showing them on the White House lawn. I mean that's how brazen it was at one point, which is. I found it hilarious. Like the absolute breeziness of this enemy class that was just. They're showing you like we are doing this, we're moving full forward. And as a matter of fact, look at this. It's like where's no decorum? No, nothing like that. But Alan, I wanted to mention before we just skip over this, I feel like it's important what you're saying here because you received a download in the middle of the night. So there's certain things when, when I get a download like that, I know That I can test the spirit. So often I will ask, I'll ask straight up, like, what are you? What is this? And, you know, according to principles in the spiritual realm, they have to give you an answer. They cannot lie. But a lot of times, like in, in a church, when somebody will speak in tongues, they say that if it's not translated or if there isn't any kind of, like, finality or understanding of what they're saying, then it often comes, as it oftentimes might not be the truth. But if you're getting. Here's the problem. Here are the pillars, and here is the solution. Go write this. It's almost like a, like, boom. Download. 1, 2, 3, 4. Go. Take this. Go. Move. So I, I like, I like this story. I like where it's coming from. It's a, it seems like it's coming from a good place. Yeah, I'm just, I'm rambling, but I, I, I'm just thinking about this idea of this supernatural download because this is, it seems like it's happening more and more in all, all aspects of, of America and really the world. It's happening to us constantly.
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Alan Paul Roberts
Yes.
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David Lee Corbo
Really? Yeah. See, I've, I've heard of it, but I've never. That, that was the one and only time I ever experienced it. But, you know, in, in thinking about it later, it's like I had an insight into, like, how God can know everything at one time because he let me know six things at one time when I'm only capable of knowing one thing at one time, you know? And yeah, that was, that was like, oh, my gosh, you know, just, just instant knowledge. But, yeah, that was, that was intense.
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Unknown
Do you have any ideas as to why 6 and then the next 3 and then the next 2? Like, why not 11 at once?
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David Lee Corbo
I, I don't know. I, I wish I could tell you. The other thing is, I really wanted it to be 12. I kept thinking there's one more common. Because 12 is like God's, one of God's numbers, you know, the 12 apostles, 12 tribes of Israel. But the thing is, this wasn't God's plan. He's revealing the enemy's plan. So there's, there's no reason for it to be a God number, you know? So finally I just let it go. But for like a week, I'm thinking, okay, where's 12? Never got 12. And then we.
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Alan Paul Roberts
Yeah, I'm sorry to interrupt, but can we start to lay out some of those? I'm, I'm fascinated. What are these pillars one through. One through is 11 is where it ended.
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David Lee Corbo
Yep, there's 11. I don't know if you want to pull it up on the website, but it'll. You can pull up the first one there if you want. But yeah, here it is here. National borders, you have it there. So that's the most obvious one. I, I arranged the book not in the order that I received them, but from most obvious first. So that people who are resisting the whole concept of how could this possibly happen, kind of walk them into the ones that are easiest to understand first. And so with the national borders, it's just all the things we're talking about. Border wide open, mostly military age single men from 160 or more countries documented, including thousands and thousands from communist China, which you don't get out of there unless they want you out of there. You don't get out of there unless it's a plan, you know, you know, Russia, every country in the Middle East, I mean, just all over the place. It wasn't like they're just coming up from Central America, they were coming into Central America and then up and through. So yeah, that, that was, that was.
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Alan Paul Roberts
The first one and we were getting during that time. Well, I mean it's still happening to whatever degree, but it slowed a lot with the new administration. It seemed pretty obvious to me in hindsight after going through all that, yes, they are military age men, but that's not the narrative that we were given. The narrative that we were given was families, mothers and their children's children escaping tyranny and, and you know, striving for a better life here in America. And it, it was an attempt to pull at the heartstrings of the American public. So.
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David Lee Corbo
Right.
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Alan Paul Roberts
In my estimation it was an emotional manipulation and they do that very well. Of course that pictures that AOC crying at the border.
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Unknown
This is our narrative. Yeah, very interesting one.
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Alan Paul Roberts
Fantastic. And so, and look, I know it's, it's a lot more complicated than this, but it is worth mentioning that I, I think it is statistically true that the vast majority of media absorbers are women. And so they gear a lot of this emotional manipulation towards them.
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Unknown
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Alan Paul Roberts
And then they go out and they make these decisions, you know, at the, at the voting booth. And, and so I think a lot of this was packaged in such a way as to manipulate us emotionally. And then they had this plan to do whatever. It's welding open the doors and funneling in insurgents. And then before you know it, they're already here. And by the time you realize that that old narrative was bunk, it's too late.
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David Lee Corbo
And they gave him cell phones. They gave them all cell phones, which means they had a way to communicate with them and they gave them money. And they had an app, right?
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Unknown
There was an app that was decommissioned by Donald Trump on the first day that basically chartered flights or transportation of these people in. So it, it was, it was crazy. But this, the national border thing, that the, the idea of them funneling through South America, so all the way from below Mexico to into Texas, into that border, it's a twofold plan. Because I remember reading a bunch of articles that no one really paid attention to, and the UN was giving out rape kits, like DNA rape kits to the young woman that were traveling through because they were like, almost certainly this is going to happen to you. So that, that alone is insane. But then you start to think about the human trafficking that probably that definitely went on through there. This is a, this is a satanic plan. And there were a lot. There's so many victims, man, so many victims.
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Alan Paul Roberts
By the way, as our economy is plummeting, you know, the amount of money and resources allocated to these people that are basically given like a refugee status and then they're put up in, in hotels in New York City, which, you know, I don't know. Yeah, it's like, it's very expensive. It's not, this is not. We're not talking about a best Western, you know, we're talking about very expensive hotels in New York City. And that's all on the taxpayers dime. So it's like from, from every different angle. The American public is getting screwed in a huge way when it comes to that.
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David Lee Corbo
Yeah. And it's so hard to undo. I mean, you know, despite all the best efforts of the current administration, I mean, it. They're sending them out in a trickle. They came in In a flood. You know, they're, they're obviously going to have to change tactics tactics at some point if they're going to get anywhere near, you know, the number out that they need to. Just talking about the people of ill will, I mean like you know, military age, men without families. That's a huge red flag.
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Unknown
Yeah. And I was reading an article yesterday with this guy who's like a anarchist libertarian and I, I'm, I'm sympathetic to their, their tendencies but he was, he was highlighting this article about a, oh, it was a, a father of, from 5 year old kid and he was deported and it was an accidental deportation. I was like, well this guy had, you know, he was expected to have ties to trend agua. So he's got a leader.
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David Lee Corbo
He was a leader in their local gang basically. Yeah.
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Unknown
The sad part is, listen, there will be people that get swept up in this that are, that might be innocent, but what are we supposed to do at. There's, there's been a floodgate that's been open and it's just been complete chaos. Now you need broad, broad strokes to remove what was done. It's going to be messy. It never should have been done in the first place, but here we are.
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Alan Paul Roberts
Because otherwise it is going to communist China and, and the cartel have insurgents in our country now.
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David Lee Corbo
Absolutely. Yeah, I think it is going to be messy and I think one of the first things to get messy is going to be the legal system. I think we're heading for a showdown with these judges who are asserting authority beyond their local district to try to make a nationwide injunction to thwart the will of the President who was elected by 77 million or more people. And then one judge, you know, like the Supreme Court, they have to have a majority, the appellate courts have to have a majority of judges agreeing on a decision. But here you have one judge, district federal district judge who can just negate the will of the President of the United States on demand. And there's something like six or seven hundred of them. So now you have to have a, a unanimous six or seven hundred judges who are willing to not do something for you to go forward. It's great.
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Unknown
Let me ask you something because man, maybe in, in November I had an argument. Are you familiar with Dave Smith?
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David Lee Corbo
I don't think so, no.
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Unknown
He's a, he's a big libertarian voice. He's got a really big podcast called Part of the Problem. And I was arguing with, it was like an impromptu debate I guess with his co host. He was my friend Robbie the fire. And this was before Trump got in, before he was even elected. I think this was before election day. And I said, if he gets in, I think the move is to just take complete control. And this sounds like, like, it sounds like, like a dictator. But I said, if he gets in. Where we're at in this stage of the game, the way the other team is playing, they're not playing by the rules. If they would have gotten, if they would have gotten control, it would have been game over. So in my opinion, now that you have control, you need to make a game over, but on your side. And it's messed up because you can get a lot of bad right wing ideas in. You know, you can definitely get a dictatorship, a right wing dictatorship, but I don't really see another choice like we were headed down this path towards left wing dictatorship or right wing dictatorship. So here we are. You have the power, you need to seize it now and use it, because these guys are playing for keeps. And this is absolutely. Okay, so we're on the same page here.
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David Lee Corbo
Yeah, yeah, yeah. 100 agree with you. Yeah. And I, and I agree. I think you said that it's spiritual. I mean, I, I think from the top down, this is a spiritual attack on America with people who are willing accomplices, whether wittingly or unwittingly. You know what I mean? Some are, some are all in on the spiritual level. Some are just pawns who are okay with evil. But, yeah, I see it, I see it first and foremost as an attack, you know, of evil upon the country.
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Alan Paul Roberts
Yeah. On this show, we tend to. People will get to either a specific race group or, or, you know, a particular, let's say, authoritarian, like a government, a governing body of sorts. And, and they think that's where the buck stops. And, and I maintain constantly that it goes well beyond that. And this is a spiritual, this is spiritual warfare. And so whether or not you realize that it is, it still is. And whether or not you realize that you're participating in it. You know, you think that your will is your own and that your decisions are your own, but they're being engineered and you're being nudged one way or another. And you just have to, I mean, you can make a decision about what spirit is nudging you, but I agree with the way that you've structured this, Alan. I would say the poorest border situation is the most obvious one. It's the easiest to see. And so in that sense, spirit of ranking them from easiest to see.
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Unknown
And then when you're talking to the people who are like normies or even, you know, like, there's a lot of like older Fox News watchers who, I guess they're, they're on to this point. So that's like a good jumping on. Like here's something obvious here now. Follow me.
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David Lee Corbo
Exactly.
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Alan Paul Roberts
So, Alan, where are we going next then?
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David Lee Corbo
All right, if you want to pull up the next one, it's security and police protection now. These, these almost go hand in hand. If you think about the combined impact of, you open the borders, you're letting in some percentage of people who are going to be gang members, they're going to be people who want to take down the country. There's going to be some percent of spies. And of course there's going to be people who just want a better life. Absolutely. But when you add to it what happened after the Floyd riots, the defund, the police make it so the police are much less willing to make an arrest because of all the backlash. Make it so that you have these district attorneys in most of the big blue cities who refuse to prosecute the real crime and just go after the stuff that doesn't matter. You know, let people steal up to a thousand dollars per event as often as they want to and do nothing, Let them out. You know, people commit crimes, all kinds of crimes are, they're out on the street. Remove bail. You know, there's, there's no bail anymore. You're just out and you get a court date. I mean, you see what's happening. You can see the chaos where that was going. And you know, finally the current administration is push, pushing back on that. But we still have, you know, the impact at the state level and the, the mayor level, city level, where these district attorneys have this kind of power. And you know, it is a lot of, it is a lot of chaos. I mean, think about again, the Floyd riots, billions of dollars in, in burning buildings. You know, you probably saw the, I remember one, one video of, of, of this woman in, in black firebombing like a Wendy's restaurant, you know, just like throwing the stuff right through. And, and they never get caught. And if they do get caught, they're back out on the street, you know, but you can have a, you can have a bunch of people around the Capitol who don't even go in, who are waving flags, saying, we, we suspect there's something wrong with this election. And they're thrown into jail for four years without, without a trial, without a trial of their peers. You know, what's the, what's the, you know, the Bill of Rights, you know, the right to a fair and speedy trial of your peers. They, they got not, none of that for, for essentially doing nothing but showing up. Right.
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Alan Paul Roberts
There's a, a great example of that would have been when, you know, we're experiencing those Floyd riots and the Black Lives Matter movement during the lockdowns. And we were told explicitly that we could engage in protest on behalf of Black Lives Matter, but we simply could not engage in protests that had anything to do with the lockdowns. There we go. There's our buddy Adam. And yeah, he was, he was in there for a while. So, you know, what ends up happening then in hindsight is you find that Black Lives Matter. Yeah, they firebombed their own cities. They destroyed the places where they live.
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Unknown
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Alan Paul Roberts
The vast majority of the funding goes to the top, where they end up buying mansions with it. So, so the people who are organizing and orchestrating Black Lives Matter, they're taking all of the funding, that they're getting all the donations and they're, they're buying mansions with it. And then you find out that one of the higher ups explicitly said, this woman says that she engages in spellcraft. She's engaging in. In spell crap. So this is somebody who is openly Wiccan, openly a witch. And this person is heading the protest that's destroying the cities and, and everything's on fire. But the media is telling you that it's okay to protest alongside them.
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Unknown
It's all that they're casting is it's a genius one, right? Because like, like we mix up magic and psychology or magic and science a lot. But what they did was they said, here are, here's what you can do. You know, you can, during COVID don't go by anybody. But if it's a protest, that's fine, and if it's a violent one, even better. But what you can't do is this. And then, you know, they had people in the January 6, the riots, and they brought the hammer of the law down on these people. Some of them, I think, are still in jail, although most of them have been pardoned. So psychologically, what they've done to the American people is tell you what you will accept and what you'll do. So lay down and take this as we move forward. But, you know, the. Now the dynamic has changed, so we'll see where it's going.
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Alan Paul Roberts
By the way, those people pardoned after, like, four years.
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David Lee Corbo
Yeah, after four years. Yeah. So. So, yeah, this thing I'm calling security and police protection. Security in the. In the very broad sense. You know, you're not secure from the law, you know, from. From the law being used against you, as well as you have less police protection that you can count on because there's less police, and they're. They're afraid to do their job. In many cases.
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Unknown
It made me almost like a. Not. Not a leftist, but, like, how they. They. You know, they're like. They hate the police. I. I hated the police. I was in New York. I drove. I drove down to Florida to check out the house that I wanted to buy during the George Floyd riot. So I actually saw, like. Like, Washington, D.C. from the highway. I saw smoke coming from there. I saw Fayetteville, South Carolina. I saw all these places completely tore down, and it. Where I was from, I also saw the police stand down, take a knee. But then they would go and they bust barbershops during COVID and then brag about it, and I'm like, gym owners, right?
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David Lee Corbo
Yeah.
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Unknown
It's a psychological trick that they've used because I know what the police are supposed to do, and I know what they want to do because I know them personally. But what they're told to do and what they've listened to, man, it's really hard to reconcile that and be like, do we even need you guys?
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Alan Paul Roberts
All the same thing. San Francisco, the last LGBTQ parade, the Pride Parade, and there were adult men, you know, engaging in sexual acts in the streets, in public. And somebody goes up to a cluster of police officers who are all sat together, and they say something to the effect of, why aren't you addressing this? And they say, I. I forget what it is, but the sentiment was, we're. That's not what we're told to do. We're not told to deal with them. And if we do try to deal with them, the backlash that would come our way would be tremendous.
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Unknown
They're following orders, and I get it. But it's like, it's such. You know, we're dealing with such a huge government that it's like, so I want this one Cop this one guy to, like, go take it into his own hands. I get it, too. But it's frustrating, right?
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David Lee Corbo
Yeah, super frustrating. And that's the idea. To demoralize you, not not only to make you vulnerable, but to demoralize you so you start to give up, you know?
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Alan Paul Roberts
Yeah, yeah, yeah. That's another one of those, Alan, that I would say appropriately placed because it is incredibly obvious for anybody who's paying attention. Although what has become clear over these past, I don't know, maybe the past decade or more is that you can exist in this sort of homogenized echo chamber where you actually don't believe that that's reality. So you may hear it peripherally, people complaining about that sort of thing. And because it's never passing through your algorithm, it doesn't turn on, you know, it's not on your television when you're watching your.
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Unknown
Even in your area. Like where I live, right. I live on 10 acres in Florida. Now, if I could never relate to what I went through in New York City, it's a completely different experience. It radicalized me in a certain way. So I get it.
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Alan Paul Roberts
It's just fascinating because as. As obvious as it seems to us here having this discussion, I do recognize that this could be completely foreign to somebody else, given whatever their algorithm is feeding them and whatever bubble they live in.
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Unknown
We have a good book for you to lay it out.
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Alan Paul Roberts
Yes, luckily we do. We do. But before we get to this third pillar, Alan, I regret to inform all of the live viewers that we are now at that 30 minute mark. And so we will be going live exclusively to patreon.com backslash Nephilim Death Squad. But don't worry, guys, you can continue enjoying this show, this conversation, engaging in the live chat, and also enjoying an ad free viewing experience. And you can do it for free for 7 days. So head on over to patreon.com backslash Nephilim Death Squad. Sign up for your 7 day free trial, hang out, enjoy this episode, and then dive into the treasure trove that is our backlog content. Like I said, guys, we're recording more than we have the ability to publish. So it actually is a great treasure trove of content. But otherwise, we will see you later. All right, so, Alan, let's get into this third one. I'm very pleased with how. How obvious. These. You know, it's almost a shame we have to highlight them, but I'm recognizing already that this is a great piece of material for people that really want to understand what's happening in our country.
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David Lee Corbo
Yes. We're going to talk about privacy next, but I just wanted to mention something to your prior point about, you know, it depends on what we're used to seeing. And we can be in our bubble and be, be kind of insulated from some of this information. Well, you know, the book uses QR codes throughout. There's 170 QR codes. 100 of them are videos. So as I'm taking you through these, I'm constantly giving you the opportunity to scan a QR code with your cell phone and go see a quick video, 30 second, you know, minute, two minute video. Some of them are actually entire documentaries, but most of them are short. To prove it to yourself that I'm, it's just not me. Go hear it. Hear the people say this in their own words in many cases to prove it. And so that kind of opens people's minds.
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Alan Paul Roberts
I gotta tell you, Alan, genius idea.
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Unknown
Right? I'm thinking of like, you're talking about these, like, so security and police protection. And then here's a QR code to the, the black CNN reporter that's saying, you know, fiery but mostly peaceful protest.
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David Lee Corbo
It's like. Yeah, exactly, exactly. Yeah, Those kind of things. Yeah. And it's kind of interesting in hindsight, it actually has more impact, you know what I mean? When you go back and see, oh my gosh, how did we put up with this? You know?
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Alan Paul Roberts
Yes, Yeah. I, I, as somebody who currently sits, Alan, surrounded by books that many of which I've never read at all because my attention span is, and I'm just not a very educated person and I'm constantly being pulled in a bunch of different directions. I can see that this sort of, and it's not reductive. Right. It's not like a, it's not like a book that is filled with pictures because we're, we're too stupid to enjoy something without pictures. It's a clever adaptation to the way that we absorb media in 2025, where our attention span, I will admit, does seem like a negative in very many ways. But what it, what it actually does for us because we're so used to taking in content and little snippets and, and taking in a multitude of things is, I think that if you can get good at that, you can get good at seeing the big picture. And so maybe in some ways it's not all to our detriment that our attention span has been hacked to pieces. It actually could be a good way. And if you have, you know, set up this book the way that you have, that could very well be received by people who are plagued by the same thing that I'm plagued by.
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David Lee Corbo
You know, I think we all are. We all have a stack of books, probably, or a lot of people do. I know I do. That I bought and have never started reading because I cracked that cover and there's 3, 300 pages of solid text. It's like a wall of text. And it's just, ah, I'm not up for this. You know, just, I got to really be motivated. But, you know, with the book with the QR codes and it has a lot of visuals in it, too. All kinds of graphics I created through AI it paces it. So it's. It's interesting and it's kind of fun. And I. I wrote. I tried to write it in the way that I would want, something that I would want to read. And I don't even know when the idea for the QR codes came, but it just. I just thought about young people. Sure. That's what they do, you know, and, yeah, I want younger people to read this, too. And I thought, heck, I'd want to read it this way, too. You know, it's not even an age thing so much as. But it's like, don't make me work hard. Let's just make this easy.
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Alan Paul Roberts
Yeah. Like I said before we started the show, you took something that was old in very many ways and made it new. And so hats off to you, Alan. That's a very clever move.
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Unknown
We've been kicking around the idea of, like, writing our own book about this, like, you know, the journey through our show and what we've been researching. And that is something I'm going to use. You should figure out if you can patent it so you can sue us later.
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Alan Paul Roberts
That's right.
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David Lee Corbo
No, use it. I hope everybody does a lot. We'll have a lot more people reading books if we can make it easy for him. Agreed. Agreed.
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Alan Paul Roberts
So, Alan, let's move on to. To this next pillar.
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David Lee Corbo
Yeah. Privacy number three. Right. There it is. Okay, so there you see Uncle Sam, you know, with the magnifying glass, looking at your cell phone. So privacy, privacy kind of snuck up on us in a way that I think was very clever and devious in that it was. It was, you know, a little similar to what they say, you know, boiling the frog. Turn up the heat. Slow, slow, slow. Well, you know, Shortly after, after 9, 11, what happened with the Patriot act is the government got the right to snoop on incoming phone calls from outside of the country. To try to detect terrorism. At least that was their excuse. It was really interesting that shortly after that you could not buy a cell phone with a removable battery. I know because I bought a cell phone right after, like probably six months after 9 11. I wanted a new one. And I said, well, I. Do you have any with a removable battery now? I just wanted a removable battery so I could have multiple batteries, you know, so I can buy extras. And was like, now you can't get them anymore. And I'm thinking that is really odd. And then only to find out later in the research for the book that one of the features of a non removable battery is you cannot stop that thing from tracking you. Even when it's turned off. Even when your settings are set to don't track me. Because all that'll do is stop the advertisers from tracking you. Google. Yeah, Google who makes their phones and Apple who makes their phones. Their operating systems will track you with that phone turned off.
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Alan Paul Roberts
I almost can guarantee that. If you turn on don't track me mode, it sends a little notification to the NSA that says, definitely track this guy. Definitely track this guy. As soon as you hit that, track me harder. Exactly.
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Unknown
I was, I was just watching Breaking Bad and every so often they're like, you know, he's like, we have to cook meth. And then he's like, he takes this thing out. He takes the battery out and snaps the phone in half. Gone are those days. Forget about that. Yeah, like you're not. My phone doesn't even have a freaking headphone, Jack. These people are ridiculous.
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Alan Paul Roberts
They're taking everything away from us.
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David Lee Corbo
Yeah, that is true, but so it's that. It's your, it's your email. I mean, almost all emails on the cloud now. And I always say, if you don't believe me, just do a simple test search on something within your email that you know is buried. Not in the subject line, but buried down in the, in the text. It'll find it instantly. The only way you can find it that fast is if it's been indexed. Just like Google indexes its searches, your email has all been indexed. If you're on any of these cloud systems and you know it's a federal crime to read someone's snail mail. If you, if you go to someone's mailbox and open a letter and read it, that's a federal crime. And yet, and yet our email is being read by, you know, by Gmail, by whoever, Microsoft. And it's. And it's going up from there. You know, the NSA has backdoors into everything and so there is no email privacy. And you know, people have this mistaken I mistaken idea that, you know, I'm not doing anything wrong.
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Unknown
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David Lee Corbo
Well, you know, the J6ers didn't think they were doing anything wrong and all their cell phone data got scooped up. They got harassed by the FBI, thrown into prison. Sometimes if they were even just like at a hotel, they all had proof, was like a hotel record, but they weren't even physically there. They still got scooped up. I mean, the potential for abuse in the hands of a, of a tyrannical government is incredible with that combination of geo tracking and email tracking and text tracking. So basically your communications and your location are tracked. So that's at all times.
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Alan Paul Roberts
At all times. They probably have AIs at this point sifting through the algorithm, looking for keywords and phrases. I don't know about you guys. I'm perfectly willing to do that if you can protect me from terrorism. Right.
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Unknown
The AI is the interesting part here, right?
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David Lee Corbo
Yeah. Yeah.
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Unknown
Before the NSA was, it seems like you had just a bunch of guys kind of like sifting through, you know, people that were.
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David Lee Corbo
That.
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Unknown
That's why. Not that I didn't have a problem with it, but that's why I was a little bit optimistic. I was like, how many government agents can possibly sift through everybody's phone? So unless you are on their radar, have aggravated them. Sure, but now we have AI. But I'm sure they're using AI to sift through everybody's stuff. But AI is also now sifting through their stuff. This is quickly becoming like a counter operation to the NSA. And I mean, Trump is funding AI to like $500 billion. And it's going to get really. I think it's going to get pretty messy. I don't know if it's going to go the way that Trump suspects. And we're headed towards something really weird.
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Alan Paul Roberts
We're already at this point too. People are looking to grok as like an authority on this. So you use it as a glorified Google search engine. Right. Which is, it seems sort of underwhelming. Right. That's just a Google search. But what you're doing effectively is, especially on X, is you're funneling millions of people to this new search engine, which is to say this is their new authority on information. And what is harrowing about that is we've recently discovered that GROK will lie, which is weird. It's like, is it a lie or is it, is, is Grok mistaken? Can, can it, can it be mistaken? Is it, is there such thing as a mistake when it comes to, you know, artificial intelligence? And so you have this thing now that. And, and much of Google is doing this too. If you Google a thing now, you will get AI search results as, as first and foremost, and then you'll get the actual results that are listed on websites. And just the idea that we're taking this, whoever can capture this, and let's say it's Elon and he, he's the one that has Grok on a chain. Yeah. When that thing becomes weaponized against the nsa, when it can go through it has all of their information indexed, when it can go through all of that and then expose it, that's going to be a really weird time, especially given what I just said, where it seems to make mistakes and lie. I don't know what we're going to be able to make of that.
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David Lee Corbo
Yeah, I mean, it's, I guess it's what, what does it believe? Like, what are, what are its sources and how does it decide which ones are truthful? You know, because there's contradictory sources. So how would it know? I mean, it would have to have some weighting system or some rules for how it decides, you know, when there's conflicting information. But yeah, that's a great question.
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Unknown
This is the, this is going to be the dynamic Sam Altman with Chat GPT. It won't give you certain prompts. If I wanted to do something like, I can't do that. It's against my, my guidelines. But GROK will. So, yeah, it's, it's really up to the programmer, whoever has designed this AI and what their, their standards are. And it. We're going to find out. We're going to find out which way we're headed.
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Alan Paul Roberts
I'll tell you what too, one last thought on this. If, if something should happen in the near future where, I don't know, let's say there's a manufactured attack of sorts, and, and the people are horrified by this attack and a solution is, is drummed up by the powers that be and that solution has something to do with the integration of AI basically to protect us from like future events, maybe something like terrorism. You know, we're with what we have right now. We're one manufactured disaster away from a secondary and probably much more impactful disaster in regards to privacy once again and AI.
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David Lee Corbo
Oh yeah, yeah, it's, it's getting to the point where it, it is really scary. It's almost starting to seem like the AI is becoming in charge and its knowledge is so superior the advantages is really an unfair advantage. So I mean, it's all about the guardrails they're putting on it and you wonder if they're going to be able to contain it, you know.
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Alan Paul Roberts
Yeah, well, wait till we get a new class of, of people here in the west that have neural link and we don't have neuralink. And it's going to be a lot of fun competing with them. Not looking forward to that. So what is the next pillar, Alan?
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David Lee Corbo
Yeah, the next pillar is banking and finance. If you pull that one up. So you see the picture of the banker with the T bonds and T notes on his back and that's just kind of emblematic of one of the key reasons that the banking system is so fragile. So it's banking and finance which go together. So of course, if the banking system starts to fail, then people can't get financing, businesses can't get financing, and it has the potential to take down a large section of society if just that one pillar goes. But the T bills and T notes are a reflection of the fact that this is what the banks were buying when the interest rates were super low and when the Fed was flooding them with cash with extra money, they were investing in T bills and T notes. They were parking a lot of their assets there and they weren't lending very much. They were just accumulating these T bills and T notes. And so what happens is when you buy them, they have a certain interest rate, coupon rate it might be called, but so there it was a very low interest time. So some of these T bills and T notes were less than a percentage, but let's just say they were even 1 or 2%. And recently the Fed raised the rate to 5%. So the new T bills and T notes have to be around 5% where the old ones were 1%. So if they have to cash in their T bill or T note to pay for a mortgage that went bad, where someone turned in their mortgage and said, I can't pay this, I'm walking away from this, it gets to a point where they have to start Cashing them in. And they're underwater. So they're on the books. They are underwater because the value of those notes are like 50%, 20% of what they used to be. But the Fed allows these banks to say these are unrealized losses. Kind of like if you own stock and it goes down and it craters, you're hoping if you hold it long enough, it's going to bounce back up. They don't, they don't value them at the current value. They value them at what they paid for them, at what the value was then. And they let them keep them on the books that way, but they're actually very fragile. So kind of like in A Wonderful Life where George the banker, there's a run on the bank and they. People want their money. I can't give you your money. I don't have that much money. It's in this guy's mortgages and this guy's business. You know, how much do you need? You know, give me $40. You know, so they have a certain amount of liquidity, but not nearly what people think.
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Unknown
Yeah, fractional reserve banking. Right.
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David Lee Corbo
So fractional. The FDIC only has, only has reserves of approximately like a percent of all the banking. I mean, if there's a run, it's going to collapse hard and fast. And you know, we're just getting really, really close to that. And so what happened is the regional banks are the ones that lend most of the money for what small businesses do, buying buildings and factories. And it's mainly these regional banks. So they're the ones that are very unstable. What looks like could happen is these regional banks are going to start collapsing if things unwind. And then you'll be left with a few, like about five or six of the mega banks, you know, the Morgan Stanley's, these huge banks on Wall street banks will probably have to end up buying them all up. Kind of like in 08 when one of the big ones went out and one of the other big ones bought it, was allowed to buy it. And so what could happen is that could set the stage for a central bank digital currency. Because if they only have six banks to control, to run this through, it's going to be a lot easier to accomplish that goal than it would be if there's thousands of banks like there are today. So we need to be watching, watching for that. But the main, the main thing is my personal advice, and I'm not a financial analyst, this isn't official, but my personal strategy is spread your money among multiple bank accounts and Credit unions don't keep, you know, so if one bank, if one bank has a bank bail in, if they get weak enough that there's a bail in, which means they have the legal right to take your cash and give you bank stock for it. So you got the 20 grand in the bank. Here's 20 grand worth of bank stock. Have a nice day. That's what's, that's what could happen. It's called a bail in. And it was made legal after 2008. They rewrote the banking rules, said we bailed you out this time, but we can never let that happen again at that level. So now you have the right to actually take the assets of your depositors. So spread it out. So if there's a bail in, you have a chance to scramble to another bank and at least have part of your assets. Assets. And my other strategy is gold and silver. I'm sure you've heard a million things about that. Hard assets, you know, convert your IRA to a gold or silver ira. That'd be my strategy. Again, I'm not an advisor, but you know, you got, you got to get away from the paper currency reliance because it can come crashing down fast.
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Alan Paul Roberts
It's hard to look at this any other way except for orchestrated.
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Unknown
Our listeners are ahead of the game. They're playing 5D chess. They owe them chase.
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Alan Paul Roberts
But this, this notion that like they've been trying to consolidate, you know, colloquially, it's the New World order. Right? That's what we've been familiarized with over these past decades. And this idea that, you know, it entailed this consolidation of, of currency into a one world currency. And so here we are coincidentally on the, on the cusp of the collapse of the dollar. And they're potentially going to roll out this, you know, central digital bank currency. It's.
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Unknown
Well, they're, they're playing a game because Trump, I think he signed an executive order that said that they, they won't, they won't institute a cbdc, which they were trying to do in Boston. I know that it was called the Hamilton Plan, which is actually hilarious with, after Alexander Hamilton, who established, you know, the first, First national bank of America after fighting the Revolutionary War to kind of get away from that.
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David Lee Corbo
But yeah, yeah, yeah.
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Unknown
So Trump says, you know, we're not going to do that. Then he buys a bunch of Bitcoin. And there's also like weird rumblings about xrp. I know that they were being investigated by the sec, and then that investigation just stops. And now they're back on the market. So something is going on. And it appears to me that I, I think it appears to anyone who's paying attention, the dollar is dead. It's been dead for a long time and we need to make a transition over to something else. The question is, what will that be? And it's got to be some form of digital currency. Gold doesn't really work in the current system as far as, like, I don't know how you'd move gold around, but like, I mean, we could use those gold backs, but that's still a paper form. It's just, you know, people are buying stuff on Amazon. There's so much, it's got to move fast. So there's got to be some sort of a digital currency. Is it going to be controlled by the government? Almost certainly. What is it going to be called? I don't, I don't know.
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Alan Paul Roberts
That's the thing that's fascinating about it is we've, we've ended up to this point where regardless of whether or not it was the plan, we're pretty much all in agreeance that, like, yeah, it's about to die and we need to move over to something. And given the state of things, it seems that that something will be consolidated in regards to who has power over it. And so, you know, it's, it's, it's like we've gotten to the point where, like, we do need a new currency and, and we need, you know, this governing body to control it all, and that's the only way that we're going to be able to get through this. And it's, it's true, but it's also just, in my opinion, shout out to Real Rye. He actually gave us our gold backs. I have mine hanging out.
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David Lee Corbo
Oh, nice.
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Alan Paul Roberts
Yeah, yeah. So I don't know, it's just funny how those things work to their advantage, right? It's like for a long time we resist this idea of a consolidated one world government, one world currency, all this stuff. And then all of a sudden, here we are in 2025. You look around and you go, we kind of need to get off the dollar. And it looks like everything is set up for a consolidation of power when it comes to who's going to control this currency. But I don't really see another direction to go in.
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David Lee Corbo
Yeah, I mean, I think to me, the biggest problem with the dollar is it's controlled by the Federal Reserve, which isn't even owned by the government. It's an independent banking system. The 12 banking families that own all the banks, all the high level banks in the world, you know, bank of Japan, Federal Reserve, bank of International Settlements. I mean, all these banks are part of their global banking system, which are not owned by a country. I mean, we all know before the Fed in 1913, we were not part of an external banking system. It was our own internal system. You know, I mean, the Constitution talks about establishing a currency and it says how to do it. We're not supposed to be controlled by independent bankers from Europe and other parts of the world that they get to call it the Federal Reserve, you know, to make it sound. Sound good. But to me, that's the biggest problem, is who's really in control of it. I don't want to. I don't want to be under the thumb of somebody that can collapse at any time they want because they got some global new world order scheme going on. You know, I'd rather have our own government be in charge of it.
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Unknown
Well, it depends on what kind of government. And we're detailing what we were. Yeah, exactly. So someone's gonn control the money and we have to decide who. Jesus. Let's move to the next pillar of our failing government.
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David Lee Corbo
All right, number five, right? Education. Yeah. So education, you know, that's actually how education used to be, right? Kids, Kids in a school maybe, wearing shirts and ties. Every. Everything's organized. Kids with uniforms, whatever, you know, but it's not that anymore. What it's become is a horror show in some ways. When you, when you look at what was revealed during COVID Right. I mean, when parents saw what their kids were being taught, not just that they were being taught things that related to dei, but they weren't being taught the core things.
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Alan Paul Roberts
Yeah.
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David Lee Corbo
Anymore to any great degree. And I know it, this very school, district by school district. It's not like a one size fits all completely. But I mean, the federal government has an enormous amount of sway in determining curriculum. And, you know, what it's become is basically an agenda to dumb down our kids. In the book, there's a video. Well, before I get to that, let me see. Hopefully you guys can see this if I hold it up to the camera. See that chart there?
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Unknown
Sure.
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David Lee Corbo
Yeah, yeah. So this is who's having trouble with math, you know, 28 year olds. And the United States is at the top of that list now, above every other industrialized country. This isn't a list of every country in the world, but it gets to some that would be pushing third world status. Like Vietnam is doing better than us. So.
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Alan Paul Roberts
Okay, so so my son, I have a nine year old, okay. So this is so frustrating to me and I'm glad that we're talking about this because I was going to joke in the beginning and say, Alan, I didn't know we had an issue with the education system, but I couldn't even bring myself to say that joke because I deal with this on a regular basis. My son in particular with mathematics. He will bring back Matt. Now, before I was a podcaster, I was a welder and a fabricator. And you know, believe it or not, numbers come into play quite often in my occupation. I have to be, you know, within thousandths of an inch if I'm, if I'm, you know, making something or welding something or fabricating something, it has to fit, right? It has to. And so all of these things, the way that I was trained when it came to mathematics is the fastest way to the correct answer is the most efficient way. Right? Because we're all, let's say we're all working on one big project together. We can't be using different mathematical systems. We have to use the same systems and they have to be efficient or else what are we doing here? And so I am very familiar with math and yet my 9 year old will bring me math questions for his homework that I cannot even understand what they are asking for.
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David Lee Corbo
Oh my God.
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Alan Paul Roberts
There's no.
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Unknown
The.
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Alan Paul Roberts
They've elongated these equations. What used to be a simple addition problem has now become a multi tiered and multi stepped problem that, you know, it elongates the process to the extent that I'm looking at what my son's learning. And I'm like, if my son wanted to grow up to be a carpenter and, and he was on a team and they were building a house, this would take, it would take so long for them to determine the length of the two by fours that they need to accommodate whatever it is they're trying to build. That the entire project itself would take astronomically longer. So why are you putting my son through this, this process where he's going to come out the other end with the most elongated and most convoluted version of mathematics that I've ever seen in my David?
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Unknown
Because it's a pillar. Are you paying a pillar?
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Alan Paul Roberts
Yeah. And they're trying to destroy it. They're trying to destroy this pillar. It's insane. I, I can't. It's, it's very frustrating because especially when it comes to math, it's massively fundamental. Right? Everything that is being built around us is using mathematics. To accomplish this. And I'm looking at what they're learning and I'm going, oh, no. Oh no. The, the workers of the future, the skilled laborers of the future are going to be, you know, in shambles.
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David Lee Corbo
Yeah, well, in the, in the book on that chapter, there is a, an interview, a video interview, C span from 1993. And just to show you that it was getting bad even back then. So a lady named Diane Ream is interviewing a guy named Thomas Sowell. S O W E L yeah. About the deterioration of America's schools. And so Thomas grew up in Harlem, right. And as a kid, he said, the education I got as a public school kid in Harlem is better than the private education I can get. My daughter today. She's getting a good education, but the one I got was better. He said, we had tons of homework. There were areas, there are, there were no excuses. You better have your homework. You better have it done. They didn't care how you got to school. You better be on time. And they worked us hard and they, they, they took us through all the, all the basics. Reading, writing, math, science, you know, civics, all these core things. We learned them well, you know, and so here we are, all these trillions of dollars later, and we've got a watered down education system that isn't, isn't doing justice. And the rest of the world's jumping ahead of us, you know, because they're not trying to be torn down like we are. I mean, Western Europe's being torn down, Australia is being torn down, you know, the wet America in the west, basically. I heard one person say it's, it's where Christendom grew up. Those are the countries that are under the fiercest attack because the goal is to get people off of that value system and off of that core belief system. And because when you have those values, you can go far. You resist tyranny, you move toward what's better and better for society rather than what tears down society. So there are, these are the countries that are under attack.
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Alan Paul Roberts
This, the situation with my, my son and his, his homework has gotten to the extent that, you know, I've had to write on the homework things like, what are you asking? What are you asking here? Because I'm an adult man who's, who's, you know, previous career choice was immersed in mathematics. I cannot decipher this nine year old's homework. And when I sent that back to the teacher, she said, oh, I'm sorry, there was like five to six typos in that. And I'm like, I don't even understand. And then when you look at her, she is, you know, she's where? And I guess maybe it's. I don't know if this is egregious, but I look at it as, as very unserious. And that is, she dresses in, in constant, like Harry Potter garb. You know what I mean? She's an adult woman who has this spirit of an adolescence and, and just, just like gone are the days of a respectable teacher who was clearly an adult, who was there to impart some knowledge on these children who, you know, and that knowledge was predictable. None of this is predictable. You don't know what they're going to teach. You don't know what they're going to say. You don't know what ideology they're going to impart on them. You don't even know if they identify as an adult. It's like, it's, you know, why are you wearing so many bright colors? Is like question number one. When I go in there and I get. It's like they're in elementary school, but at some point somebody took like the, I don't know, the, the aesthetic of like the magic school bus and, and decided to embody it 100 here in Waking Life. And then.
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Unknown
Well, you know, I, I haven't read your book. I haven't read your book, Alan. But does the education chapter include the capture of our higher education? Because what David is talking about now, I think is a symptom of that. The colleges have been captured by, you know, leftist ideology, or at least progressive ideology. For the past 60 years. They've done a slow march through our institutions. So now the, now what we're going to get from these people is, is quite, it's what we should expect.
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Alan Paul Roberts
Yeah, because they're going into the education system. They're going and teaching children what they've been taught. And yeah, it's been, it's been captured by leftist Marxist ideology. And so that's what your children are learning now.
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David Lee Corbo
Yeah, it doesn't specifically talk about the colleges per se, but it does talk about the impact of DEI throughout education, which is kind of what you're getting to, that kind of like Marxist influence, that it's, it's all about the vision, class warfare, trying to, you know, you get an advantage if you're a certain skin color or certain beliefs. And, and, you know, the, the straight white guy gets, gets blocked at every turn. You know, as far as opportunity goes, it's like, it's like a reverse it's, it's, it's a removal from who is the best qualified to who ticks off the right boxes in some social credit score type of thing.
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Alan Paul Roberts
Yeah, right.
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David Lee Corbo
Yeah.
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Unknown
Oh, this is why we homeschool. This is why I homeschool. And it's quite difficult. So after this podcast episode, I will go and have to homeschool my kids and then do another show after this. So thank you.
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David Lee Corbo
There you go.
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Unknown
Education system. You've really helped me for my giving.
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David Lee Corbo
You another job you didn't really want. Right?
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Alan Paul Roberts
Yeah.
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Unknown
Yeah.
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Alan Paul Roberts
All right, so what, what's the next pillar, Alan?
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David Lee Corbo
The next one, number six, is energy. And you can see the example of coal there in particular, because coal is symbolic of cheap, affordable, and actually clean energy these days with the way we do it in the US with the coal scrubbers. But there's been an effort to move us away from reliable forms of storable energy. Gas, coal, even, even like wood and pellet stoves and things like that. A move away from storable energy to electricity. But electricity not powered by coal plants, electricity powered by solar and wind. And so, you know, there's these artificial incentives within the government to give you a tax break if you go solar or if you do wind, which makes it seem to the consumer like, wow, this is cheap energy. When in fact, the true total cost to society of that energy is much higher and it's far less reliable and it's not storable, meaning they can turn it off just by throwing a switch and it's off. So, you know, even the push toward electric cars to the point where they're trying in California to say you can't buy a gasoline powered car after a certain date, you know, and what Biden was trying to do, pushing the country toward that too, is really a plan to push you to, as to a system where they can limit your ability to travel, you know, limit your freedom through limiting your ability to travel, and also to be able to turn down your thermostat, to be able to control the level of heat in your home. And I mean, they're doing this in Europe. You know, Europe has been really damaged in terms of their energy supply. So that's really what that chapter is all about, is that that push toward getting us away from these reliable forms of energy. And the way one of the big arguments they use is this, you know, carbon argument, as if carbon's bad. I mean, carbon CO2 is what the plants breathe in. Like we breathe oxygen, they breathe CO2, but they try to make it that carbon dioxide is harmful to the, to the point where Bill Gates himself bought 70 million acres of forest land and his goal is to chop down the trees and bury them because he's saying the trees are harmful to the environment.
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Alan Paul Roberts
Such an ass backwards. You know, it's really my favorite part about that is we're talking about the dangers of, of carbon and the effects on, on our climate and things like that. And it's all scare tactics, right? It's, it's to Hegelian dialectic, right? You. You create a problem that. Where it doesn't exist. And then when people are sufficiently filled with fear because of the problem, then you offer the solution. And the solution is, you know, go green or, you know, we're going to tax people. Carbon taxes. But nobody talks really. Or people do talk about it. Certainly not enough. The dangers to the climate. One thing, the cobalt mines in like, Africa where, where it's like, how, how are we getting, you know, everything that we need for these lithium ion batteries? Well, it's kind of like slave labor, you know, it's kind of like, right. You got a bunch of people in, in these really dangerous minds, like women and children and old people, all kinds of things, and people die in them all the time, but it's not really a big deal. And yeah, basically they're. They're scraping with their fingernails, in some instances, chunks of. Of cobalt out of the ground so that we can have electric cars. And so isn't that great? Because off the back of these lovely people and their sacrifices, we can save the environment. Yeah.
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David Lee Corbo
So hypocritical. Yeah. You know, they don't, they don't really care. Like they.
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Alan Paul Roberts
And the best part about it too is the, the cries about the climate and the cries to go electric are coming from people who claim to be empathetic and sympathetic. They're the ones that are actually caring. They care about the environment. They care about people. But, you know, never mind the fact.
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Unknown
Now those people are firebombing the people. The company.
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David Lee Corbo
Yeah.
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Unknown
Makes the most electric.
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David Lee Corbo
I love it.
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Unknown
I mean, as a. We do.
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David Lee Corbo
Elon, you're our savior now. Elon, you're the devil.
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Unknown
Exactly. It's. It's so fun. It's so fun to exist in the world today as it's crumbling. If you, if you have a sense of humor about it, because it's just every day something new.
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Alan Paul Roberts
Gallows humor.
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David Lee Corbo
There's an article in that chapter about Al Gore. Remember his Inconvenient Truth? He called it his movie. And there, there's an article that goes into all of his predictions 10 years later and what happened and how they're all false. It was all fear tactic, but it really, it just really blows it away. It's, it's, it's worth reading. I mean it's, it's a, it's an entertaining, entertaining read.
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Alan Paul Roberts
They keep doing that to us. It's like for the longest time we were supposed to be worrying about rising sea levels to the extent that the coastline was going to be dramatically different, unrecognizable if you held it up in comparison to like say the 70s or 80s. And then of course that line just kept getting pushed further and further back. It's like any day now, any day now. Greta Thunberg comes out. How dare you. Any day now, any day now. The Obama's by beachfront property or whatever, you know, any day now, any day now. And it's just like everybody else is making their moves, enjoying their thing, buying their mansions in. What the hell's the name of that area? Martha's Vineyard.
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David Lee Corbo
Yes.
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Alan Paul Roberts
You know, that was supposed to be underwater and so why are you investing in real estate?
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David Lee Corbo
There's this is going, putting your home right on the beach, like right up to it, you know. You're really worried, aren't you?
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Unknown
The next pillar, right? Environment, which is related.
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David Lee Corbo
Absolutely. Yeah.
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Unknown
It's actually something very interesting because so we started this episode off talking about this download that you received about these, these pillars about these issues that are plaguing America. We've been doing studies into like some weird supernatural stuff and it seems like all throughout time people received similar downloads from either entities or spirit guides or even sometimes like aliens. And they're all warning about the environment. A cataclysmic event that's going to happen with the environment. We have to stop nuclear war. We have. And yeah, we shouldn't go to, you know, have nuclear war. But we have to watch like first and foremost the environment. And I'm like, this is very interesting that it's coming from. This message is coming from what I, what seemed to me to be malevolent entities, you know, entities that could be related to possibly the fallen angels or aliens that put stuff in your butt, you know, things like that.
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Alan Paul Roberts
So these aren't, these aren't entities that aren't warning about the NSA and security. These aren't entities that are warning about, you know, the police force being co opted and these are entities specifically warning about some coming climate disaster. And I, I just find that fascinating because I don't believe that is the case, you know, and. But I guess many people do, and many people. So there's. There's downloads of different varieties. Right. You believe that yours came from God. And if you look at the fruit that it bears, it's like, oh, yeah, these are really important topics that are undoubtedly happening around us. Right. And then the other side is, I got my downloads from the aliens, and the aliens are telling me there's a climate issue.
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Unknown
Yeah, they're telling me the same thing Greta Thunberg just told me. I'm like, exactly.
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David Lee Corbo
Yeah. I think Mike Adams calls her Greta Thunderpants. I. Every time I hear her name, I gotta hear that.
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Alan Paul Roberts
Where is she now? I. Last I knew, she was sailing off into the sunset. I. I believe she was going to spend all of her days on a boat because the days were numbered and we were all gonna die soon. And then. And then she kind of sailed off into the sunset. Hopefully she's. She's doing well.
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Unknown
They put her back in the vat and she's just, like, floating, suspended, until.
- [73:47]
Alan Paul Roberts
The next time they need to shame us with a child. Yeah. Yeah. Looking forward to it.
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David Lee Corbo
So can you pull up the graphic for collapse number seven, the environment.
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Unknown
Oh, yes, here we go. Number seven.
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David Lee Corbo
That's one. There you go right there. Environment. So you see the. The Volkswagen Beetle, they used to call that the. The bug back in the day. And you see the bug has bugs on it. So it was just. This was like an intuitive thing. So before I did the chapter, you know, because these things came to me as, as, as points, but I didn't have the details. So the, The. The book was an effort of researching these points. So this was an evolution for me as well. So that. That Volkswagen Beetle with all the bugs on the windshield, I created that graphic before I started researching the chapter because in my head I wanted to know, why is it that when I was a kid and I traveled across town with my parents in the car in the summertime in Pennsylvania, there would be so many bugs on that windshield. But by the time we got home, you almost had to scrape it and wash it. And they were not only on the windshield, they're on the headlights, they're on the grill. I mean, it was hard to keep your car clean in the summertime when I was a kid. And so why is it that today I can drive a couple hours to the beach and I will have less bugs than when I drove 20 minutes across town? When I was in college, which was a long time ago, my friend and I rode from Pennsylvania to Florida on our motorcycles. And I can't tell you how many times I was pummeled with bugs. Even though I had a windshield man. I got blasted right in the forehead one day, this big honking bug. I mean, you know, bugs were an issue. They're, they're messing up your car, your motorcycle, whatever it was, but, but not so much anymore. And I wanted to know why because to me that was unexplainable. That's not normal. Right. So anyway, so what I found going through the book I came across in my research, you might, you guys might have heard of this. There's an organization called Geoengineering Watch and their website is geoengineering watch.org and I came across their research and they have a, about a 90 minute, I think it is documentary called the Dimming. And what they were able to do was to, they took a National oceanic and Atmospheric Administration. A NOAA research plane. Yeah, they took their research plane up into, into the clouds, into these chemtrails and they, with the NOAA instruments were able to, you know, get air samples of, of what was, what was in these chemtrails. And they found toxic amounts of barium, strontium aluminum and, and other plastics basically and, and other chemicals as well. And they get into the research throughout that website there. And it turns out that there are tens of millions of tons of this being dumped into the atmosphere all over the world. Not just the US but all over the world. And that, that in particular the aluminum, which is at the nanoparticulate level, so it gets through the blood brain barrier of not just people, but insects, that the aluminum was causing dementia in the bees. And the bees are, a certain percentage of these bees are not able to do their job properly. So that's part of what's killing the bee population and the insect population in general. It's not just what farmers are spraying on their fields. It's falling from the sky and it's, it's raining down on us constantly. So that, that was really significant. This is not an alien problem, it's a man made intentional problem that they are spraying this all over the world.
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Alan Paul Roberts
That's fascinating because I remember decades ago there was a, an attempt to sort of like take soil samples and determine whether or not there was some sort of toxic, you know, material being dropped from these chemtrails. And they found staggering amounts of aluminum. But the, the response to that was sort of dismissive. It was like in any soil sample you're going to find traces of aluminum and things like that. And. And mostly people accepted that to be the case. Yeah, it's. It is, you know, commonly found, but obviously there's a level where it's like, this is disproportionate. This isn't a natural naturally occurring phenomenon. And I. I mean, that's. That's insane. Especially when it comes to the chemtrails and how dismissive people are of that notion.
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Unknown
We.
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Alan Paul Roberts
We really are fascinating in that way where you can spray things definitively above our heads and we could all sit there and look at it and then note how it sort of spreads out and hangs in the atmosphere and stays there for hours and hours. Probably be there for the rest of the day. Blocks out the sun, sprays patterns.
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Unknown
I was going to tell you before, David, like, when I called you, but we got busy talking about something else. I was like. I was outside and I was like, sun looks different today. Just has like a different. I don't know, like a lights. Different light setting. Maybe I'm crazy, but I really think.
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Alan Paul Roberts
If you suspend enough material in the atmosphere, then the light that's passing through that material might be perceived differently.
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Unknown
Right.
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David Lee Corbo
I mean, I think in some places it's a 15 reduction in the amount of sunlight that's hitting the Earth.
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Unknown
It's not just a reduction, though. It's a. There's a type, like the color. It almost feels like I'm in. I'm in, like, a Instagram filter. When I walked outside today, I was like, what the hell is going on? And then maybe tomorrow it'll be clear and the colors will be, you know, more what they're supposed to look like? I don't know, man.
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David Lee Corbo
Have you seen the videos where. Where somebody will be, like, holding a flashlight at night and you see all these white particles in the beam of the flashlight? Yeah, that happened to me. This was before it became a thing. So we got a security camera, and at night, the one out back on our deck, it has the ability to open its aperture up almost like a cat would be able to see at night, but it's all in black and white. But I'm seeing these little dots, like, flying past the camera, and I'm like, what the heck? I go out on the deck with my flashlight and I pointed straight up, and I basically saw just, like, the stuff you're seeing, you know, on these Instagram reels, where you see all these white drops coming down. I was seeing that. Yeah, yeah, yeah.
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Alan Paul Roberts
That's a wild thing, too. What you. What you highlighted there about the implications on. On the honeybee population that some of these bees aren't doing their job because they, they're developing dementia. That's fascinating. If you, I wonder if we would notice a correlation between when these things became prolific in our skies and the uptick of dementia within the American population. And there's a, a quote that's like attributed to Einstein, I think, and I don't know how true it actually is. I remember looking it up in the past and it was like maybe a misnomer, but the quote was something to the effect that when the honeybee disappears, humanity has about four years to live. And that was a very popular talking point in, in sort of my early conspiracy days. Turns out now I, I don't think that that holds water, but it's still set that tone where like a lot of us were looking at the honeybee and, and it's dwindling numbers and obviously it's, it's place in the grand scheme of things when it comes to this balance of, of pollen, pollenizing and, and you know, crop yield and all these different things. And now we're to this point where like this is not the first time I've heard of this, Alan. The, the fact that we used to be inundated with bugs everywhere, we're driving everywhere, you know, it's, and now they're almost nowhere to be found except for maybe ticks and mosquitoes.
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Unknown
It's quite, there's another possible cause of this besides like, you know, spraying our air. That's like, that's a very physical cause. The, the radio waves are 5G waves that have been released. I, I have a story. I was out here on my trampoline with my kids and it was the day that they were going to do this mass broadcast system. It was like. Do you remember that, David?
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Alan Paul Roberts
I do remember that. I forget the purpose of it, but I remember that day.
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David Lee Corbo
It was like a test of the system, I think.
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Alan Paul Roberts
Yeah, right.
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Unknown
So I'm crazy. So I put my phone in my Faraday box and I went outside with my kids and I said, let's get away, let's just get away from this stuff. And we were sitting there and the cicadas in the trees by my house just started to vibrate like crazy to the point where I looked at my daughter and I was like, do you hear that? And she was like, yeah, it sounds like, you know, like the tree's gonna fall down. And there were contractors actually working in my house. All of their phones go off. Like the, the cicada starts to buzz and Then the wave seems like it traveled in the house and their phones go off with this emergency message. And I hear them and I go in and I'm like, I, I see what they're doing. They're like, oh, everyone's looking at their phone. They got the message. And I was like, what the hell just happened here? Was there like an actual like thick beam or something? Like just travel.
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Alan Paul Roberts
That's the way it's frequency. It moves in waves through the, through the air. And so yeah, it would make sense. Like it, as it approached, you know, maybe your phone or the, or the phones in the house, it would have passed through the trees and everything first and then sent the cicadas. Yeah. So regardless of what they're spraying, 5G, Bluetooth, Wi Fi, radio waves, all these things disrupting.
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Unknown
Yeah.
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Alan Paul Roberts
To, to, to in particular insects, I would say.
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David Lee Corbo
Yeah, so, so yeah, the book's approach to the environment is, is basically the air quality and the soil quality and, and, and the water to, to an extent. But it makes the point that, that what they test for is not the things that are harming us. They're not testing for these nanoparticulates and that's the problem. So we have cleaner water than we used to in terms of pollution from factories. We have better air than we used to in terms of pollution from cars. Right. But we have worse air when it comes to all these nanoparticulates that are being intentionally dispersed. And within that movie, that documentary, the Dimming that's on the website you were looking at, I would just encourage everyone to go there to geoengineeringwatch.org and watch that movie, the Dimming because it has multiple throughout. It just keeps getting back to these close up images of aircraft where I guess they have like a telescope camera on it and it just shows the massive amounts that they're releasing. This isn't normal, you know, it's not contrary.
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Alan Paul Roberts
It's not super heated jet engines passing through cool air and then creating this, this cloud formation. And I just want to reiterate that to people. When you hear nanoparticles, just substitute that with the idea of a particle's ability to pass through the blood brain barrier. That's, that's essentially, you know, that's, that's the huge highlight there when it comes.
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Unknown
To nano, to Indrisa Puharich. If you have time, write that down.
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Alan Paul Roberts
Yeah, yeah, yeah.
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Unknown
That's important in this subject as well. But yeah, let's, let's hit this next.
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Alan Paul Roberts
Subject because yeah, we have time for a couple more of them. Okay, but we got to leave something on the meat for the readers or something.
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David Lee Corbo
All right, so if you want to pull up the next one, it's medical system. Oh boy, number eight, there it is. And yeah, so that's a picture from let's say the 60s when, or 70s when doctors were still making house calls. I don't know if your parents ever talked about that, when doctors used to make house calls. I doubt you guys are old enough to remember doctors making house calls, but they did and I remember it. And it's emblematic of the system we have now because now when you go into the doctor, you're in and out in roughly 15 minutes, prescription in hand, cashing it out on your way out to get it filled. Right. Isn't that pretty much how tends to work? So, but back then, doctors made house calls. But back then, actually in the early 1900s, there was a switch from the medical system that we had where there were multiple medical licensing organizations, to one where we have only the ama. And we had multiple forms of medical practice that were common, really common, that today are harder to find, like naturopathic medicine. All right, but we had all these multiple methods. But then John D. Rockefeller, who was an oil tycoon, managed to, managed to develop a system, managed to work through Congress to have laws enacted where, where everything was one system, the ama, and it was all a pharma driven system. And, and I didn't know this until I did the research that the pharmaceuticals are primarily petrochemicals and he was an oil tycoon, the richest man in the world at the time. And so what we have today is a system that can be, that can be summarized in one little phrase. A pill for an ill. And if you want proof of that, tell me the last time you were at a regular doctor where they said, hey, you know, your, your nutrition levels are really low in these areas. You need to take vitamin C, vitamin D, whatever, you know, in your diet. Are you eating these things? You know, you need to cut that out of your diet and eat more fruits and vegetables or whatever. Never, never. It's. You got a symptom, here's a pill, here's your prescription. Please don't look at the side effects, just take it. And trust me, you know, that's.
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Alan Paul Roberts
I watch these videos, Alan, So, you know, my son will be watching tv. And of course, you know, here in America we have these pharmaceutical commercials. And I showed him, my son, he's nine years old, I said, hey, pay attention to this commercial. Notice how everybody's happy, right? Like everybody's skipping through a field. They're all holding hands. Everybody's in slow motion, you know, rocking a baby or something like that. It's all beautiful in sunshine. Listen to what they're saying, though, on the side effects. And then when it's over, we have a laugh because it's like side effects may include, you know, death by diarrhea. It just. It's a litany of. Of all these different things that they go on and. And some of the, you know, that they're much worse than whatever you actually had it. There was another video that I saw recently, and this is to the mental health side of. Of, you know, our medical institutions where a man goes into a bunch of different. I'm not sure what the difference is. It's a therapist or a psychologist. One can prescribe, the other one can't. I forget which one he goes to. It's the one that can prescribe. And so he chooses a litany of them. There's like upwards of six or seven different doctors that he visits. Same exact symptoms. I'm suffering from this, this and this. And they're pretty benign, you know, it's like kind of sad. My head hurts. I don't know what it was. It was like really benign stuff. Every single one of them diagnosed him differently and prescribed something different to him.
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David Lee Corbo
Wow. Craziness.
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Alan Paul Roberts
It does. There's no baseline from which they operate. It's really just. They are pushers of. Of pharmaceuticals.
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David Lee Corbo
Yeah. Yeah, good.
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Unknown
My wife got really sick and we went the conventional route because she is a registered nurse. And they suggested a pill. I forget what. What pill it was, but she would basically have to. Been on it for her entire life, and she knew that. So before she did that, we went and we saw some alternative doctors who suggested supplements and dietary changes, which, you know, the food supply is going to be a big. A big deal here as well, because it pertains to this medical system that's failed us as well. I think that's our next pillar. Are you. Are we ready to touch on this one?
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David Lee Corbo
Well, yeah, I mean, we're in the medical system right now, but. Oh, you wanted to go to food. Did you want to jump to food? Okay, yeah, we can. We can move along. The one last thing I wanted to say about the medical system is it's all been rolled up, so everything's top down now. So during COVID there was one. There was one method that was approved, and if you went outside of those lines, doctors went in jail. So that's the other thing to think about. It's a power structure that's managed from the top down and it's not giving us good advice. That's all there. So anyway, yeah, if you want to jump to food, that's number nine.
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Unknown
Here we go.
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David Lee Corbo
And you see the burning food plant. So, you know, we, we went through the thing where not too long ago, the egg prices were shooting through the roof. And it was basically a supply and demand problem because chickens were being terminated at a rate no one could, could believe. Right. With millions of chickens basically being killed because some fake PCR test was probably cranked up to high levels, was run on a chicken. And they said, yep, this chicken sick. Call the whole, call the whole herd. You know, you got a thousand, you got a, you got a million there, you got to take them all out and you have no recourse. And so this, this is not just with chickens, it's with cattle. The book goes into just a study of 2022. And in 2022 in the book, I list 39 events where at least a hundred thousand animals were, were killed. And most of them were, were in the high hundreds of thousands. Some of them were up to 5 million at a time. And there was 30, 39 events of just those. So there's an, there's a very deliberate in effort to take down the food supply not only in the United States, but in Europe as well. In Europe, the farmers are, have been rioting, you know, for the past couple of years.
- [91:44]
Alan Paul Roberts
Yeah.
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David Lee Corbo
The Netherlands, number two food producer in the world for exports. They're taking thousands of farms offline by force. You know, so this is basically a move to, to take down the food supply. And especially in my opinion, the protein supply, eggs, meat, and substitute it with bugs and other protein that we're not really meant to eat.
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Alan Paul Roberts
They're finding now that in Japan, you know, all this time they've been eating tofu, which is a soy product. And now it turns out that the studies are showing that it produces estrogen in men. And it's like, yeah, well, that's what we've been saying. And we kind of just wait along for some study to eventually confirm our suspicions. And by the time that happens, well, now you have a population crisis right over in Japan is. Is the word at least that's reached over here. And here in America, we, we've discovered that soy is an effective monocrop. And so we plant it like crazy. And then we figure out its, its implications are not implications, but the way that we can make multiple prod products out of it. We figured that out later on. Then it turns out that we can make a shit ton of, you know, fake protein out of it and things like that. And while we're doing that, we had this suspicious string of not only the culling of the herds that you've highlighted here, but also the burning down of food processing plants that took place over the last two years in such a way that it's a fascinating conversation because people say food processing plants are all over the country and buildings burn down. The only reason that we're now being made aware of this string of processing plants burning down is because it's the, when you drive a red Kia, you tend to see a lot of red Kias. Right. So now that this thing is on your mind, it's being hyper sensationalized in the media which there's no way to prove that or disprove that. So you're just left to make up your own.
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David Lee Corbo
Except. Except, except through statistics. I'm going to show you this. This is from the book too. Do you see that there?
- [93:47]
Alan Paul Roberts
Yeah.
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David Lee Corbo
That's the rate in 2021, the little one. That's the rate in 2022. It's 15 times.
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Alan Paul Roberts
Incredible. Wow.
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David Lee Corbo
It's, it's no one's imagination. It's intentional.
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Unknown
Yeah, we're actually, I'm, I'm working on getting my friend Andrew, Dr. Andrew Huff on. He is, he was the whistleblower from the EcoHealth alliance with Peter Dasa. He, he worked under him and he actually whistleblow for the, the vaccine being dangerous. And now he's on to this who destroyed all the food facilities. Apparently he's trying to get the attention of, you know, Cash Patel and Pam Bondi and these people. So he has some information. So I'm reaching out to him, trying to set something up because there is something here that it's definitely been going on. We gotta, we gotta find out what the hell these people are doing. It's why.
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David Lee Corbo
Yeah, Tucker Carlson before he got exited from Fox News did it was doing research on this and you know, the show was basically, or at least the segment was what the heck is going on with all these food plants catching fire? And he said during the week that we started the investigation two different planes crashed into two different plants and caught them on fire. Like, like small private planes. Did a, did a, you know, a dive bomb as if it was Pearl harbor onto two different food plants. He said what in the world is going on? So I mean it's freaky.
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Alan Paul Roberts
Well, it's, it's fascinating too, because like I said, if you notice that there are two different schools of thought on it, but if you lean towards one, you're seen as reasonable. If you lean towards the other, you're seen as a conspiracy theorist. And then your ideas are just dismissed. Because our government would never launch a large scale attack on any of our institutions or anything like that.
- [95:28]
Unknown
And they would, and they continue to, and they actually get more severity.
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Alan Paul Roberts
It happens again and again, and people just don't. It couldn't happen, Alan.
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Unknown
I want to. I want to get through these last two pillars because I feel like these are. I don't. I wouldn't say like the most. I think for me, they're the most interesting, these last two. I think they can go in a lot of different ways. So let's, let's hit this next one here.
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David Lee Corbo
All right, so self identity. And you see the little boy and little girl, they're holding hands, running through the field. They have, they have no doubt as to what they are. They're a little boy, little girl. But what's been happening on the self identity side, one of the things is that at the schools are pushing this thing that you are fluid, your gender fluid, so your identity is not necessarily locked in. Like what, you know, if you're a boy. Did you ever have these thoughts? Well, yeah, well, maybe you're really a girl in a boy's body kind of thing. And, you know, we've seen about this stuff in the news. It's really shocking, I mean, to do this to little kids who are so impressionable. And then, you know, you've seen these things where schools are, in some cases, hiding from the parents.
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Alan Paul Roberts
Yes.
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David Lee Corbo
When they want to transition their. Their gender. I mean, this is, this is criminal. But, but they're planning this thought. And so this is a destabilizing force in society. I mean, just think of it even in the military with the whole issue of, you know, transgenders in the military and things like that. I mean, from a military readiness, the military knows that they have a strong fighting force. You need a strong ethos, the warrior ethos. There can't be any doubt about what you are, you know, just at that level, but works at every level of society. In order to become what we're meant to be, we have to know who we are and how we fit into society. And, you know, and it's not just the little kids, you know, it's. It's. It's the grade school kids and the high school kids and we're seeing kids in college now too. I mean, they're being fed this story and everybody's impressionable. I mean, you know, I went to college and you know, I had teachers that taught certain things. They really made me think in some cases and in a lot of ways that was a good thing. But there were also times in hindsight where I realized I was being manipulated as well. And so when they know a lot more than you do on a particular topic, they have, they have power and the power to manipulate. And you know, that's what's, that's what's happening on a lot of different levels in terms of our self identity and not just our, our sexual identity. But who am I as a citizen of the United States? What is the U.S. is the U.S. good? Is it bad? You know, what, what's our history? What am I within my family? You know what I mean? What am I within my church, within my community? There's, there's just so much uncertainty and just like a tearing down, a tearing down of our heroes. You know, the statues coming down is just symbolic of that. But it's a, it's a, it's a definite effort to tear down our self identity in order to weaken us socially, weaken us as a society.
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Alan Paul Roberts
There are beliefs and values that if you hold in common with other citizens, let's say it creates a cohesion, a fabric. Right? It's like if you're not a Christian nation, could you at least be united under the same morals, values and principles? And those morals, values and principles are built upon the fundamentals, right? And if you can get us to be uncertain about something as fundamental as your gender, well, then everything else becomes up for grabs. Everything else gets thrown into chaos because it's, it's, you've, you've disturbed the foundations of a building and now everything else is thrown into flux. It's a really horrifying story came out of Texas. I don't know if it was ever resolved. I don't know what happened, but I know it was, it was a divorce situation. A mother was transitioning a child, the father wasn't having it. The court saw in favor of the mother, and the mother went on to actually have medical interventions. I don't know in what shape or form, if it was just hormone therapy or if it went all the way to, you know, reassignment therapy or reassignment surgery. I use air quotes when I say that because you simply cannot reassign gender. It doesn't work. You're just kind of poking around and, and, and making monsters out of people. And, and that guy, he was restricted access from his son. And yeah, I remember the child went on to be transitioned and now simply has no contact with him. And he's spending most of his time fighting the court cases so that he can even be able to see his child. And I can't think of it as, as, you know, the father of a son. I couldn't imagine a more horrifying, you know, well, sort of that Leviathan to.
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Unknown
Stand against that pillar speaks to something even more nefarious. It's a, to me it's like a, it's a spiritual thing, right? It's all of these things. It's identity, it's, it's our culture, it's how we relate, it's how we can have a common bond. But, but in the end, if God imparted certain characteristics on you, male or female, for a certain role, this reproductive role, that's really what it's for. And also it comes with a lot of other responsibilities. Women have certain responsibilities, so do men. Sure, I mean, we can go down that all day. But really what it is, it's an affront to God. And I feel like most of these pillars are that it's a direct disrespect, an affront to God, to Christianity, to what this is supposed to be.
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Alan Paul Roberts
And it's an attempt at inversionism.
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Unknown
On the, on this, I was just going to get into that. On this show we, we talk about, you know, the pantheon, the Greek pantheon, the Ennead, the, the fallen angels, all these, whatever, these entities that are dark, demonic and how, you know, whatever you'd like to call them. And some of them like that ring a bell? Baphomet, which has this androgynous, these androgynous features, you know, breasts, but clearly presenting as a man. Lamashtu has a snake as a penis, but the motherly breast. They're constantly doing this weird inversion, this transgenderism and age old. This is throughout multiple societies, throughout all of human history, we're being told the same story. And now here we are replicating it in America probably again. How many times has this happened? Nothing new under the sun, right?
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David Lee Corbo
Yeah, I don't remember who it was, but I saw the guy was really convincing. I have to try to find the video. But he was a historian and he, he studied all the great, all the great societies down through history, the great empires, the ones that were world dominating empires, and he notes the rise and fall and he outlines six steps and on the downside Toward collapse in every one. And this shocked me, everyone. The final step was transgenderism. When transgenderism had enough foothold in society, that that was the final. The final thing to cause the downfall. And he was saying that, you know, the question came, what, do you think there's any hope? He said, I think there is hope, but it would take something like a revival. It would take a spiritual revival. It would take an event so strong that people reset their thinking. But if they don't get off that track, you know, that's what we're. Where we're heading, in his opinion.
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Unknown
I know who you're talking about. I can't remember his name. He was on Rogan a couple of other places saying that.
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David Lee Corbo
Yeah, yeah.
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Unknown
Very interesting guy.
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Alan Paul Roberts
You see that, though, when people ask, like, is there. Is there hope? It's like, if this doesn't show you that what you're being subjected to is the works of spiritual entities that are in opposition to God, and then from there you go, well, then certainly God is real. Well, there's your hope. Yeah, there's your hope. You know what to have faith in, you know what to put your energy towards. You know what to try to. Who to try to develop a relationship with and who to move closer to. And that's God.
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Unknown
You're nailing it. This is. It seems like this is what this book is doing here. It's like, all right, here's how bad it is. And then we go down the pillars. I guess this is. This is the last pillar of attack. But it's also the solution, partially, in.
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David Lee Corbo
My opinion, shore up every pillar. That's it. We got to identify what needs to be done to shore up every pillar, both at the national government level and in our personal lives. Yeah.
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Unknown
So, like, you want to move on to the final.
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Alan Paul Roberts
Yeah, let's go on to the next homework.
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David Lee Corbo
The last one is faith. I don't. You want to pull.
- [104:02]
Alan Paul Roberts
There you go.
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David Lee Corbo
There it is. Little boy by his. By his bed. And so just real quick, I mean, it's obvious that faith is being. Has been under attack for a long time. If we just think about it. If we go back to prayer removed from the schools decades ago. If we look at the Ten Commandments removed from the schools and from the walls of the courtrooms. They used to be in almost every courtroom. I mean, this is the foundation of society. This is the foundation of really what's behind America and Western society in general, behind our laws, everything. It all comes back to faith. The Ten Commandments, basically, you know, the framers Talked about us as a Christian nation, as a religious people, and that our Constitution is suitable only for a religious people and no other. Because these freedoms that we have are based on a certain assumption about morality and about goodness and what the rules are. And if people are going to decide that this faith, this, these religious beliefs are nothing but a human idea that they're not rooted in something that we're accountable to, you know, then we are vulnerable to collapse. Then we were vulnerable to violence, a breakdown in law and order, a breakdown in everything. Chaos, you know, followed by tyranny. So that, that our religious beliefs, our belief in, in a God to whom we are accountable and therefore accountable to our fellow man because of the rules that God has set up. You know, you call it the Ten Commandments, call it the whole Bible, call it whatever you want, but this, this sense of responsibility and a duty toward God and accountability is really the core. And to the extent that we truly believe that we become unconquerable, right? So that's why the tyrants go after religion so hard. That's why throughout history, they throw the pastors in jail, they kill the pastors, they, they, the Christians have to go underground. Because if you can silence those who are certain of their beliefs, you're silencing the resistance, and then it's, everyone else rolls over. So we, this is the most important pillar. We have to know who we are, believe who we are, stand up for our beliefs, spread the word and look evil squarely in the eye and not back down. That's what we have to do. We're seeing that played out to a degree with, with the Trump administration. I mean, no, nobody in my lifetime who I've been able to follow closely, and I didn't follow Nelson Mandela. But this is the principle. You stand up for your beliefs, you take the heat. I mean, tried to kill him two times. Every form of lawfare, I mean, the whole weight of the government against him, the FBI, you know, I mean, everything against him, the legal system, and yet he keeps moving forward without hesitation. To me, that attitude is the model, but it needs to be based on, on our faith and on our deep down beliefs. But that is, that is unconquerable. And that, that is really the final, and to me, the most important pillar I agree with.
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Unknown
That's like, I like to separate, though, because I like looking at Trump and what he, what he's doing, that, that sort of personality that, like, he's going to move forward, he has these ideas and he's going to do that. I love that, but the religious part, I don't, I don't want to like put that on Trump or even the government. And a lot of people do that. I feel like that's a trap. Like, because now you're kind of attributing this, this idea of whatever, whatever God and Christianity is supposed to be to Donald Trump. And he's, he's a man, he's a guy.
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David Lee Corbo
Right, Exactly. We have to be fooled just like anyone else can be. You know, he can do the wrong thing, even for the right reason. Sure, yeah.
- [108:00]
Unknown
Like we have, but we have to understand what and who God is. This is what our show is really about. We do a lot of joking. We, I mean, we cover all kinds of crazy subjects. But like in the end of the day when we speak to the guy, like Ed Mabry episode I think you, you watched, we try to figure out the personality of God because if you can understand that, then you can't be fooled by the counterfeit. So a big issue also with Christianity or like just modern religion is like it's been co opted, it's been changed, it's been perverted, we've given it a name, it's, it looks corny because we've allowed people to tell us what it is, but I didn't start really learning what it is. And I went to church my whole life, but I just started learning a couple of years ago because you have to understand who God is and his personality to really know what you're dealing with. Otherwise we're flying blind here.
- [108:50]
Alan Paul Roberts
I find myself, like, on this show, we talk quite a bit about where we are in biblical timeline, like are we at the book of Revelation and try not to be like a, a black pillar or doom and gloomer. But there are just a lot of telltale signs. It feels like there's prophecy being fulfilled around us. That being said, I do also recognize that through some lenses it might not seem this way, but through the one that I'm looking through, or at least my own experience, it feels like there is a resurgence and particularly among younger people, I think millennials right now are, are kind of falling back into and I think even the other generations like Gen Z and such. So I do feel like we're at the cusp of a resurgence. And I, I do agree it is what we need. I don't know what form that's going to take. You know, it's this Christian nationalism I could see could be a bit of a problem just because of our own government. Right. I mean, it's it's always going to be a problem. But I do also see desperately that the antidote to what ails us are these principles, morals, and values that are bestowed upon you by Christianity that come by way of, Of God's commandments. You know, this is, this is the antidote. This is how we fix these things. Yes. You read this.
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Unknown
You, sorry, dude. You read the Bible, you read the story of God, who he is, who his son is, you understand his personality. And then once you understand that fully, then we can look at the government and whoever's in charge there and judge them accurately and tell them like, you're not doing the right thing because they're. The government's a reflection on the people. It's. It's going to give you exactly what you are. When, When Biden was president, I looked at America, I said, this is exactly what America deserves. This is exactly what America is. It's a incontinent man crapping in his diapers, parading around the, you know, the White House lawn with fake boobs. That's what America is. If you want a better government, you've got to figure, Figure out who you are and what you want and then say it directly. And then I think things will change. So there is a. There's some hope for that, I believe.
- [110:48]
David Lee Corbo
Yeah, I, I think, too. I think people's eyes are awakening. I think we're approaching a tipping point on so many levels. Just the pushback against wokeness. I would have never believed it could have come this fast. The corporations backing away from it, you know, and, and just how fed up people are with the stories they've been fed for so long. There is, There is really. It's kind of like a breakout is happening. And I, I think actually it's a great time to be alive, but, but it feels like we're being poor. We're being pushed. The circumstances are pushing us to make a choice of, you know, which side are we going to be on in terms of, you know, are we gonna. Are we gonna live for ourselves? Are we gonna live for those who manipulate people, or are we gonna live for God and, and, and be responsible toward each other? It just feels like we're being pushed toward that, that dichotomy, that split where we have to pick one or the other.
- [111:46]
Alan Paul Roberts
It's refreshing. I've. I've. I'm only 34 years old, but I. Most of my life has been spent watching the, the decline of morality and principles here in America to the extent that I now am thirsty for that. It's funny because growing up, you know, everybody was in rebellion to that. Your favorite comedian would get on stage and bash Christianity for a half an hour set to the sound of a round of applause. And you know, I would find myself as a teenager not fully agreeing, but like not certainly not being upset by those sentiments. And then one day I realized that as we've been in decline, we've also been just bashing Christianity the entire time. And now it seems to be the antidote in very many ways. But Alan, we, we're, we're now coming up on the two hour mark and I think it's an appropriate place to land it. But before we do all of that, number one, I'd like to thank you for your time, not just on this show, but creating this. I like when people bring a tool to our audience. You know, here is what's happening, but here is how we can find our way out. It's not a black pilling episode, that's for certain.
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David Lee Corbo
Right.
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Alan Paul Roberts
Especially given that last bit of conversation that we had there. So one more time, Alan. Where can people find these resources? Where can they find your work? Where can they find your book?
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David Lee Corbo
Yeah, the best place to go is just Global collapse book dot com. I see it there, scrolling on the, on the bottom there. Globalcollapsebook.com you can link to. It'll, it'll take you to Amazon and Barnes and Noble if you want to purchase it there. There's also on the gift tabs on the far right, the drop down the gifts if you want to. You can buy signed copies. They cost a little more, but there's gift sets and in bulk. Then the price comes down quite a bit. So yeah, it's, I'm trying to get the word out. You know, I've been banned on Facebook. I was running ads, they banned my ads. You know, I'm trying to advertise on Amazon. The book's on Amazon, but they're holding off on approving me getting an account. It's been like three weeks. It's supposed to take a week. It's just locked in limbo. So really, as guys like you, this is the main way I get the message out. So just ask whoever's listening, Please go to globalcollapsebook.com considering buying a copy, it's a super easy read. You're going to learn a ton and, and you're going to be able to get your arms around the big picture of how all these things interrelate. And, and then the final section of the book is like, what can you do about it? We didn't talk about that, but you'll have that as well. It's a huge resource, so I hope you take advantage of it.
- [114:32]
Unknown
Awesome.
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Alan Paul Roberts
Awesome.
- [114:34]
Unknown
Yeah, I'm excited. I'm excited for the response of that. So I think, because it's. We don't. We don't always touch this subject, but when we do, I feel like we just freaking nailed it. So, yeah, yeah, yeah. I'm excited for the audience to check this out and for them to check out your book again. Alan, thank you. Thanks for your time. Thanks for the work that you're doing. And, guys, we're gonna head out now because we got to be back later today. So until then, don't forget to obey, submit, and comply with your overlords. You know, the guys that are doing all this stuff. See you later. Bye.
- [115:07]
David Lee Corbo
The greatest hypnotist on planet Earth is a problem box in the corner of the room. It is constantly telling us what to believe is real. You can persuade that what they see with their eyes is what there is.
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Unknown
To see, because they'll laugh in the.
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David Lee Corbo
Face of an explanation that portrays the bigger picture of possible. And they have.