172: Civil War, Predictive Programming & the Marvel Matrix w/ Drutang

Summary

Podcast Summary: Nephilim Death Squad Episode 172 – "Civil War, Predictive Programming & the Marvel Matrix" with Drew Tang

Introduction

In Episode 172 of Nephilim Death Squad, hosts Top Lobsta and Raven engage in a profound discussion with guest Drew Tang Reborn (Drutang) about the intricate connections between modern-day political figures, Hollywood's Marvel Universe, and the concept of predictive programming. Released on June 18, 2025, the episode delves into how media and entertainment serve as conduits for deeper societal manipulations and ideological battles.

Section 1: Marvel Matrix and Predictive Programming

The conversation kicks off with Drew Tang explaining his focus on predictive programming in Hollywood and mainstream media. He emphasizes how fictional narratives often mirror or even preempt real-world events, allowing the subconscious mind to acclimate to upcoming changes.

Drew Tang (04:26): "I'm just on X as Drew Tang Reborn, and my content is primarily just Twitter threads. I focus on in-depth research, especially predictive programming in Hollywood and mainstream media."

Top Lobsta echoes this sentiment, expressing disillusionment with the realization that real-life scenarios resemble plots from superhero movies.

Top Lobsta (04:53): "It's disheartening because you don't want to believe that your reality is basically a Marvel movie."

Section 2: Elon Musk and Iron Man – A Real-Life Parallel

A significant portion of the discussion centers on the parallels between Elon Musk and Tony Stark (Iron Man). Drew Tang recounts his initial fascination with Musk, likening him to the real-life embodiment of the fictional superhero.

Drew Tang (05:08): "I started to research Elon Musk's life... I watch some of the Marvel movies and I notice he's in Iron Man 2... the interviews with Robert Downey Jr. say the character of Tony Stark is based on Elon Musk's mannerisms."

The hosts highlight how this portrayal isn't merely coincidental but suggests a deliberate strategy to shape public perception of influential figures through media representation.

Top Lobsta (12:03): "They're stepping him into the mythology of America, the primary mythology of the American culture."

Section 3: Historical Roots – Jack Parsons, L. Ron Hubbard, and Operation Paperclip

Drew Tang delves into the origins of Marvel's influence, tracing it back to historical figures like Jack Parsons and L. Ron Hubbard. He connects their involvement in occult practices and military projects to the foundational aspects of Marvel's creation and its subsequent role in shaping societal narratives.

Drew Tang (12:23): "Jack Parsons and L. Ron Hubbard did a ritual called the Babylon Working to summon Babylon, the mother of the moon child... Aleister Crowley's influence brings in prophecy and chosen ones into the narrative."

He further explains how the Marvel Universe serves as a multi-generational propaganda campaign, preparing the populace for a future governed by a technocracy—a rule by experts, analogous to a league of superheroes.

Drew Tang (08:36): "Stan Lee was a propagandist in World War II and brought in characters like Iron Man and Captain America to sell war bonds and shape public opinion."

Section 4: The Civil War Analogy – Nationalism vs. Globalism

Drawing a parallel between Marvel’s "Civil War" storyline and current geopolitical dynamics, the conversation highlights the symbolic representation of Donald Trump as Captain America (nationalism) and Elon Musk as Iron Man (globalism). This metaphor underscores the tension between sovereignty and technocratic governance.

Top Lobsta (25:14): "Trump as Captain America versus Musk as Iron Man represents nationalism versus globalism."

Drew Tang elaborates on how this dynamic is reflected in real-world events, such as congressional hearings involving Elon Musk, mirroring scenes from the Marvel narrative where Musk's global influence becomes a point of contention.

Section 5: Disney and Hollywood as Propaganda Tools

The discussion shifts to the role of Disney and Hollywood in executing a vast propaganda machine. Drew Tang and the hosts argue that Disney, owning Marvel, manipulates cultural and political narratives to steer public opinion subtly.

Top Lobsta (35:51): "Disney is the tip of the spear in pushing ideologies, especially through children’s entertainment, shaping their cultural and political values from a young age."

They critique how media corporations simplify complex issues into accessible narratives, ensuring that the populace remains compliant and aligned with underlying agendas.

Section 6: Operation Paperclip and Nazi Sympathies

The episode explores the historical impact of Operation Paperclip, where Nazi scientists were integrated into American technological advancements post-World War II. This integration is suggested to have long-lasting effects on contemporary attitudes and political movements, including the resurgence of Nazi sympathies.

Top Lobsta (30:49): "Operation Paperclip brought Nazi scientists into America, influencing today's technological and political landscape."

Drew Tang connects this historical event to current societal issues, suggesting that the remnants of these integrations contribute to present-day conflicts and ideological battles.

Section 7: UFOs, Advanced Technology, and Government Concealment

Furthering the discussion, the hosts and Drew Tang touch upon recent UFO sightings and advanced drone technologies, positing that government entities are concealing significant technological breakthroughs that could disrupt current power structures.

Top Lobsta (40:53): "There's contradictory information about submersible crafts off the coast of New Jersey, aligning with the new UFO narratives of oceanic entries."

They speculate on the implications of these technologies and the potential for alien interventions as part of a larger, orchestrated plan intertwined with predictive programming.

Section 8: Influence of Alan Moore and Popular Fiction

The conversation highlights the influence of Alan Moore, particularly his works like V for Vendetta and Watchmen, in shaping public consciousness and fueling movements like Anonymous and QAnon. Drew Tang underscores Moore’s belief that art serves as a form of magic, subtly guiding the collective subconscious.

Drew Tang (51:13): "Alan Moore's works like V for Vendetta predated movements like Anonymous, serving as a framework for modern conspiracy theories."

They discuss how fictional narratives prepare the public for real-world events, making them more receptive to manipulated outcomes through established symbolic frameworks.

Section 9: Challenges in Awakening the Masses

The hosts reflect on the difficulties faced when trying to awaken individuals to these manipulations. The pervasive influence of media and the binary narratives presented by influencers like Elon Musk and Donald Trump create a controlled environment where genuine awakening is challenging.

Top Lobsta (63:31): "It's an uphill battle to disseminate information because media presents binary options that funnel people into predetermined paths."

They express frustration over the resistance encountered when presenting alternative viewpoints, citing the stronghold of propaganda and the populace's entrenchment in manipulated narratives.

Section 10: Conclusion – A Long Game of Spiritual and Ideological Warfare

In wrapping up, Top Lobsta and Drew Tang emphasize that the ongoing manipulations are part of a long-term strategy aimed at reshaping societal structures and spiritual beliefs. They suggest that the culmination of these efforts may lead to significant geopolitical shifts, potentially marked by civil conflict and technological dominance.

Top Lobsta (73:22): "We're at the fruition of works that started decades ago. It's a long game, and we're possibly nearing its endgame."

Drew Tang adds that the alignment of historical events, media narratives, and current political dynamics indicate that society is inching closer to a major transformational phase, heavily influenced by predictive programming and orchestrated events.

Drew Tang (84:52): "Everything we think is happening has been engineered for a long time. It's a long path, spiritual and ideological warfare."

Notable Quotes

1. Drew Tang (05:08): "I need to dig into this a little more and see what's going on... they've made this guy into not only the richest man on Earth but the main protagonist out of a league of superheroes."

2. Top Lobsta (12:03): "They're stepping him into the mythology of America, the primary mythology of the American culture."

3. Drew Tang (25:14): "Trump as Captain America versus Musk as Iron Man represents nationalism versus globalism."

4. Top Lobsta (35:51): "Disney is the tip of the spear in pushing ideologies, especially through children’s entertainment."

5. Drew Tang (51:13): "Alan Moore's works like V for Vendetta predated movements like Anonymous, serving as a framework for modern conspiracy theories."

6. Top Lobsta (73:22): "We're at the fruition of works that started decades ago. It's a long game, and we're possibly nearing its endgame."

Implications and Takeaways

This episode of Nephilim Death Squad presents a tapestry of interconnected theories linking historical events, influential figures, and popular media to the current socio-political climate. The hosts and Drew Tang argue that predictive programming through entertainment, especially the Marvel Universe, serves as a tool for preparing the masses for significant ideological shifts. By portraying real-life figures as superheroes or antagonists, media creators subtly influence public perception and acceptance of underlying agendas.

Furthermore, the discussion underscores the importance of historical context, suggesting that events like Operation Paperclip have enduring impacts on today's technological and political landscapes. The integration of controversial figures from past regimes into modern advancements hints at a broader strategy of control and manipulation.

The conversation also highlights the challenges faced by those attempting to awaken the public to these manipulations. The entrenched influence of media narratives and the binary choices presented by prominent figures create an environment where alternative viewpoints struggle to gain traction.

Final Thoughts

Nephilim Death Squad Episode 172 offers a deep dive into the convergence of media, history, and politics, presenting a narrative that suggests a hidden hand guiding societal transformations. Whether one subscribes to these theories or not, the episode provokes critical thinking about the role of media in shaping perceptions and the potential for underlying agendas influencing public discourse.

Listeners are encouraged to discern and critically evaluate the connections presented, fostering a more informed and aware perspective on the interplay between entertainment and real-world events.

Transcript

[David Lee Corbo]

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[Top Lobster]

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[David Lee Corbo]

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[Drew Tang]

We are being hypnotized by people like this.

[Top Lobster]

News readers, politicians, teachers, lecturers.

[Drew Tang]

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.

[David Lee Corbo]

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[Top Lobster]

It's like we all know what's going down, but no one's saying what happened to the home of the brave? They control us now when no one's talking about how they made us finally slaves. And everybody's just walking around heading the clouds and want to wake up to a dead in the grave. By then it's too late. We need to be ready to raise up. Welcome to the end of day. Everybody is slaves. Only some are aware that the government releasing poison in the air. 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 shaking off the pores. But fear not, you can go over to patreon.com and and you can subscribe for the free tier and gain access to not only the rest of this episode and access to the live chat, but also ad free viewing experiences and our backlog of content. Nephilim Death Squad is back and rolling hot. And we've got a bunch of really great episodes coming up this week. You guys are going to see them, but they're only going to be 30 minute previews. If you want the rest of them, patreon.com Nephilim Death Squad is for you. Also, don't forget to go to brogrove.com and pick up your tickets. Damn. How close are we? Let me see. Today's the 11th.

[David Lee Corbo]

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[Top Lobster]

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[David Lee Corbo]

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[Top Lobster]

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[David Lee Corbo]

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[Top Lobster]

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[David Lee Corbo]

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[Top Lobster]

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[David Lee Corbo]

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[Top Lobster]

Let's bring the actual real stuff. We're gonna be beating Jews on stage, guys. Brogrove.com pick up your tickets and be there. Or, or, or be gay, guys. Joining us today is somebody who, this is the second return of Drew, or you could find him on X as Drew Tang Reborn. And he's got this knack for making predictions. And we're going to talk about predictive programming, we're going to talk about the Marvel films, we're going to talk about this Elon Musk and Donald Trump beef. But before we get into that, can you just tell everybody Drew where they can find you and, and what is it that you focus on?

[Drew Tang]

Yeah, so, so yeah, I'm just on X as Drew Tang Reborn and my content is primarily just Twitter threads. But, but yeah, I guess what I focus on is, is really one really in depth research, you know, not just necessarily surface level stuff. And in particular, what I've become known for is making predictions based off of a couple of different things, mainly predictive programming in Hollywood and mainstream media. Then on top of that, you know, I'm also of course mixing in history, looking for cycles, you know, adding in some astrology aspects, you know, analyzing how, you know, cycles in civilization work and things that have happened in the past, cycles repeating. And yeah, I've been able to make a few decent predictions. The one we're going to be talking about today are the, the Civil War conflict between Elon and Trump and then, and then the immigration based riots, which I have been talking about both since 2023 and a little earlier in some cases.

[David Lee Corbo]

I love your work. It's a little disheartening that our life is a fucking Marvel movie, but it's okay. And I, I kind of want to just get into, lay the groundwork of like where the prequels or not the prequels, but the, the first movies, how that already played out and where we are in the Marvel timeline. That is fucking America. It's disgusting. It's disgusting to say, I don't even like to say those words.

[Top Lobster]

But it's like I've talked to Drew once before and he laid out especially you know, the Elon Iron man connection. I think he did a Great job catching that one. And it's. It's Evergreen because it still just keeps ringing true today in 2025. So. Yeah, what, what, what made the Marvel movies land on your radar? What made you go like, oh, shit, they're prepping us for something?

[Drew Tang]

Yeah, no, it was, it was interesting. My. My friend Nick Hinton, who's another, like, Twitter conspiracy thread and book writer, we were working together on a documentary that we still. We still haven't managed to shoot, but we did a lot of traveling, went to Jekyll Island, Georgia, Guidestones and a few other esoteric locations around the country in preparation for it. And yeah, at that time in 2022, you know, Musk had started to assert himself more into politics. This is when he was talking about buying Twitter and stuff like that. And I'm like, I'm like, you know, this guy's like, he seems like a superhero. You know, this is like a little bit too convenient. The world's richest man. I need to, you know, dig into this a little more and see what's going on. And the first thing that kind of tipped me off about, about Elon and kind of Marvel in general was just like, I remember being, I believe I was like a college freshman. And, you know, I started to research Elon Musk's life, watched a couple of videos on him on YouTube, and I'm like, wow, this guy is like the real life Iron Man. You know, he's. He's made all these great companies and he's so wealthy and he's so cool. And then I, I watch some of the Marvel movies and I notice he's in Iron Man 2. And then I start looking into the interviews with Robert Downey Jr. The guy who plays Iron man in the movies, and he literally, in interviews, he says, yeah, the way I'm playing the character of Tony Stark, Iron man is based off of the real life mannerisms of Elon Musk. And I'm like, okay, so they've literally made this guy into. Not only is he the richest man on Earth, but he also has the main protagonist out of a league of superheroes in the most expensive, multi generational, you know, lore and effectively mythology of America, the primary mythology of the American culture. And then I. And I was like, okay, so that's one thing. And if you look up in the list of Hollywood movies that have the most military, US Military involvement, Iron Man's on the top of it. And mind you, the 22 movies that, that built up to Avengers Endgame, the first one was Iron man, and it was, it is on that list of movies that are. Have the most military involvement. They like let them use all their jets and shit in the movie and. Yeah, so. So that kind of tipped me off. And then looking into Marvel itself, the origins of the comic book series, stuff like the fact that Captain America was not only used to sell war bonds, which, I mean, is a pretty obvious like propaganda application, but on top of that, Stan Lee himself, who is like seen as the, you know, he's the, the patriarch of the Marvel universe. He was, he had cameos in just about every one of those Marvel movies leading up into End Game. And he conveniently died right before End Game came out.

[Top Lobster]

Yeah. And they, I know that there was a couple of movies where they. Oh, into the spider verse. They use like a cartoon version of them. So they were even still inserting them in there after the fact that he was dead because they have rights to his sou eternally.

[Drew Tang]

Oh, nice. Yeah, A little transhumanist resurrection. Yeah. And that's also what they do to Iron man in the last, last film, obviously. But Stan Lee, he was one of nine people hired by the army during World War II and giving the designation playwright. So he was literally a propagandist in World War II. And then he, of course, him specifically Stan Lee, he came up with Iron Man, Spider man and a couple others. And of course they, they, you know, brought in other of the Avengers characters from different, you know, authors that they all put together inside the Marvel universe. But he had a big, big role in it. And then on, on top of that, what also really tipped me off onto the Marvel connection and that it, you know, it might be more than just a coincidence and is, you know, instead a multi generational propaganda campaign to prepare the US population to accept a technocracy, AKA a rule by the experts, AKA a League of Heroes, which is what all the pantheon of superhero series are about. There's, and it's like Coke and Pepsi. You got DC versus Marvel. In reality, they're the exact same archetypes. You have Iron Man, Batman as the moon slash, you know, more physical material. And then you have the Ubermensch, which literally means Superman slash Captain America archetype, which is more of like a full expression of like human potential and it's more of solar symbolism. So you have those two archetypes which are obviously Captain America Trump and an Iron Man Elon Musk. And that's, you know, leads up to the Civil War conflict we're talking about. But to what tipped me off that there's something more here. Is that the Marvel name itself? There's a. There was an occultist slash rocket scientist, Marvel Jackpot Parsons. He just goes by Jack Parsons. You know, you wouldn't even know his first name is Marvel. I had to, like, it was, you know, weeks into my research that I found out that his actual first name was Marvel. Like, there's no way. But his exact. He had a very distinct look. He was a very eccentric guy, obviously, as a occultist, rocket scientist, and they literally used his look to model the father of Tony Stark, of Iron man in the Marvel films. They used Jack Parsons look to be the father of iron man.

[Top Lobster]

Yep.

[David Lee Corbo]

100.

[Drew Tang]

And.

[Top Lobster]

Display. Why does it say, like. Oh, go ahead.

[David Lee Corbo]

Why does it say we are witchcraft?

[Top Lobster]

Yeah, because it gets it.

[David Lee Corbo]

I don't want to derail you because you're.

[Top Lobster]

You're.

[David Lee Corbo]

You're.

[Top Lobster]

But he's dropping so many awesome things that we're gonna go back and we're gonna visit. So, you know, whenever. Whenever. Just go off, man. I'm taking notes here. There's so much that you're. You're hitting on, and. And we're gonna be able to paint a really great picture here for the audience about what the. What the hell Marvel actually is. And. And it's. It's not just this. This fun comic book series, you know, for nerds. It's something else. It's like, probably the most successful form of predictive programming. But. But I'm sorry to interrupt. Go ahead, take it away.

[Drew Tang]

Yeah, so what's interesting about that Jack Parsons guy is that in 1946, he did a ritual in the Mojave Desert called the Babylon Working. And the guy who he did it with was L. Ron Hubbard, the founder of Scientology. Naval intelligence officer, so. And of course, Naval Intelligence before the CIA was founded, that was. There was the oss, which was the precursor to the CIA. But in reality, Naval Intelligence was the primary and most powerful intelligence agency of the U.S. you know, deep State, essentially. And because it is. It's kind of a copy off the British intelligence agencies, which we'll go into later. But. But yeah. So anyways, L. Ron Hubbard and him did a ritual called the Babylon Working. They did this working to. To summon Babylon, which would be the mother of this moon child, essentially. The. The point of their rituals, they're trying to manifest this moon child. What's a moon child? The Moon Child is a book written by Aleister Crowley, probably the most famous occultist of the last couple hundred years. And Aleister Crowley wrote this Book the Moon Child. And it's essentially. You'll be very. The plot of this. Of this will be very familiar. It's. It's about a. It's about a chosen one child prophesied that's born. And he is supposed to. There's a faction of Light Magicians and Dark Magicians that fight over the future of the child that will be the leader of the new Aeon or the new age.

[Top Lobster]

So.

[Drew Tang]

AKA Harry Potter, Star wars, all of the. You know, Wes Huff, the. Yeah, he's the. So he posted something on his Instagram earlier today, which was a tattoo that had Lord of the Rings, Star wars and. And Harry Potter symbolism, like, all mixed together. And I'm like, all right, buddy. Like, you realize what. What you're. What you're.

[Top Lobster]

You know, I wonder if he does, because he's. He's. He's like over the target there. You know what I mean? But I know that he is much more of like a biblical theologian, right? And so he's.

[Drew Tang]

He probably does. He probably does actually realize that we just. We did similar.

[David Lee Corbo]

We did an episode yesterday with Seven Seas Shout out. That guy. He's fucking maniac. Love him. But we were talking about Palantir, and that goes directly back to Lord of the Rings.

[Top Lobster]

And it's like being. I didn't even know that Peter Thiel had named so much of the apparatus of the things that he is working on after aspects of the Lord of the Rings. That's fascinating.

[David Lee Corbo]

Let's see. What are you talking about here on his Instagram?

[Drew Tang]

It's on his story. His Instagram story.

[David Lee Corbo]

Oh, God, I wish I knew how to fucking use this.

[Drew Tang]

I think he can just press his.

[David Lee Corbo]

Press his face, dog.

[Drew Tang]

Yeah, his face. Yeah.

[David Lee Corbo]

And never press another man's face.

[Top Lobster]

Yeah, there you go.

[Drew Tang]

That's it.

[Top Lobster]

Geez.

[David Lee Corbo]

Okay. Yeah. Wow. That's a lot of symbolism, dog.

[Top Lobster]

And he doesn't say anything. Okay, what does he say there?

[David Lee Corbo]

I did not get the set to. FYI. Wait up. Just thought it was nerdy fun. That's not nerdy fun, dog.

[Top Lobster]

You got. That's the. The unholy trinity of Jesus Christ ripoffs. You know what I mean? It's. That's. That's what that is. It's a retelling of. Of Christ. It's a. A. A copy. A bad copy. It's a. It's a imitation, essentially. That's why those movies so hard, you know?

[Drew Tang]

Yeah. Yeah.

[David Lee Corbo]

Well, listen, I'm not gonna. I'm not gonna jump down his throat because I don't know.

[Top Lobster]

He might not like, you know.

[David Lee Corbo]

Damn.

[Drew Tang]

Oh, no, I mean, it's just cool. It's cool media. It's. They're the coolest years. I just re. Watched the. The prequel or sorry, I guess they're technically the sequels of Star wars recently and, and talk about Elon Musk's programming and like kind of what they are leading up to. You know, you have Anakin Skywalker, this archetype that we're talking about, the moon child. You have. Anakin Skywalker is born. Immaculate conception. And then the factions of Light and Dark Wizards fight over him and he dies to. He dies basically in defeating the Republic and birthing the new empire, and then has a. A transhumanist resurrection as a part man, part machine entity.

[Top Lobster]

Yeah.

[Drew Tang]

Which. Well, we'll talk about how those. And that's literally what happens with Iron man as well. He sacrifices himself at the end of. Of Marvel Endgame, and then in the comics he's kind of resurrected as an AI and, and in the movies to some degree he kind of is, but they really haven't harped on that too much. They have had him like, kind of in like, I think Spider man gets a pair of AI glasses that Tony Stark like has some influence on. The thing is, Tony Stark himself, his AI famously, Jarvis is literally named after his old butler that died. And he resurrected Jarvis essentially in the Transhumanist dude.

[Top Lobster]

So I found something on that, that whole Jarvis vision and how that applies to basically vision meaning sight, and how the visual cortex has a diagram that is. It bears exact resemblance to the Sigil of Lucifer. So it's really this fascinating thing. I'm going to show you that in a little bit, but I want to rewind to something that you were talking about before, which is this Iron Man 2 connection. And this is something that I. I straight jacked from you. You told me at one time I thought it was one of the most fantastic things I had heard. And so basically what we've got is In Iron Man 2, when he shows up to the Stark Expo, right, You know, Tony Stark, Iron man drops down. Yes, Expo. That's right. You told me that in the Word Expo, the X very prominent, it's highlighted. It's. It's a bigger font, it's a bigger symbol or, or, you know, letter than the rest of the word or the rest of the letters in the Word Expo. He does his superhero landing, he does his whole pitch, and then the next person that he communicates with when he steps off stage is Elon Musk. Making a cameo. I'm gonna go ahead and bring that up right here. Let me play this for you guys, just so you can see this. Those Merlin engines are fantastic.

[David Lee Corbo]

Thank you.

[Top Lobster]

Yeah, good idea for an electric jet. You do?

[Drew Tang]

Yeah.

[Top Lobster]

Then we'll make it work. Did you know Elon Musk made a camera cameo in Iron Man 2? Yeah, because Drew Tang told me. So isn't that. I mean, that's just a fascinating little Easter egg that they drop in there, and then the. The connections don't stop. One of the other things that you brought to my attention was the fact that. Hold on a second. Let me see if I can fix the fact that later on in Age of Ultron, Tony Stark is. He's con. He's consumed with this idea of protecting the planet. And the way he wants to go about doing this is to create a protective suit of armor. He calls it a suit of armor around the world. And when he starts talking about that, it's. It's this conjoining of, like, artificial intelligence and a network of satellites. And on the back, holographic display behind Tony Stark, you can see an image of a holographic Earth covered in a web of satellites, much like Starlink. Right. And it's. It's like the. The overlap there is tremendous. And then this is something that. I don't know if you've got this on your radar.

[Drew Tang]

The golden dome thing that Trump's trying to do right now, too.

[Top Lobster]

Yes. Yeah.

[David Lee Corbo]

So this. Forgot about that.

[Top Lobster]

An endless amount of connections. Top. I don't know if you could bring this up, but can you bring up visual cortex diagram? Oh, it's gonna be sigil of Lucifer. You might have to bring them up in separate things. Boom. There you go. So it's interesting because what you've got here is Elon. I mean, I'm sorry. Elon Musk. There you go. Tony Stark. He creates Jarvis. Jarvis is an AI. The AI Becomes Ultron. Ultron tries to destroy the world. But there's a better half of Ultron that emerges. It's like a purer version. He's even got a. A spirit jam, or whatever the hell it is over his pineal gland, over his third eye vision, the character from Marvel. It's fascinating because he is sentient AI but when you look up a diagram, we have it on the screen here for people that are just listening, a diagram of the visual cortex. It bears striking resemblance to the sigil of Lucifer, which is fascinating. I don't know what the hell that means. That's above My pay grade. But I don't think that they didn't know that when they called that son of a Lucifer. I mean, I'm sorry, when they called them Vision. Right. There's like this massive crossover there. Artificial intelligence becomes sentient. Many people believe that that is the path to the Antichrist, that the Antichrist will be somehow some sort of unholy mashup of artificial intelligence. And. And some sort of biologics or something like that. And they're calling this guy Vision. And that diagram of the visual cortex is the same thing as a sigil of Lucifer. That's very strange to me. Have you ever seen that?

[Drew Tang]

No, I haven't seen the direct comparison between that and the sigil. But in the. In, like, in terms of, you know what it means? It's. It's about inversion. How everything that we see is actually. We're looking at everything upside down from. That's what that diagram was showing you is everything is actually upside down and our eyes flip it. Which you know, is in some ways meaningless. But that's how our eyes process things. So that's why. That's part of the reason why all their Sabbathee and Frank ism for it. For instance, like they focus on inversion. So they have their highest holiday. It's like Judaism. Flip. So their highest holiday is the saddest day in Judaism, which is the 9th of AV, the 9th day of their 11th month when they commemorate the falling of the two temples. And then of course you have 9, 11, the 11th day of our 9th month with the falling of the two towers. And also 9th of AV happens to be when Jeffrey Epstein was killed as.

[David Lee Corbo]

Well, which was we actually. We're gonna have a very challenging episode coming up fairly soon. We have Andrew from. I. I don't hate Andrew.

[Top Lobster]

I kind of abuse Andrew Meyer.

[David Lee Corbo]

Andrew Meyer, yeah, he's the guy. He's like the don't tase me guy. But he's an Orthodox Jew and we talk a lot of shit about Orthodox Jews and I know quite a bit about it as well. But we're like, you know what? Come on. Like, come and talk. What are you. What do you have to say? So he's going to push back on some of that. Like, because you're talking about the Sabbathee and Frank ism, we're going to talk about probably Kabbalah stuff. We'll probably hit culture and things like that that we. Because there's a lot that we agree on. We're also people. It's a. It's a hard line. To walk with. With some of these guys. And. And what I really would love to ask them. And I. You're not going to get a satisfactory answer. But it's like, do you really think these things? Like, do you really. Do you really think these things that are in your book? Because I've read it. It's a little disheartening. It's kind of confusing.

[Drew Tang]

Have that Talmud on deck for him.

[David Lee Corbo]

Yeah, right. Like, I'm read through that. Yeah, okay.

[Top Lobster]

Reference material in order to engage in that conversation. But you know what you're laying out here, Drew, in regards to this whole, like, Iron man connection? It is top. Said it at the top of the show. It's like. It's disheartening because you don't want to believe that your reality is basically a Marvel movie. But these things, it's not necessarily that. It's reality. Right. It's predictive programming. It allows the subconscious mind to then perceive real events taking place in the real world and be comfortable with them because they've already seen them. It's not new. It's not jarring. They have a basis for it. They have a place of operation or a point of reference, a frame of reference to operate from, because they've already seen the predictive programming. And you see this right now, it's kind of faded away a little bit. But when the Trump administration first popped off again, you had, you know, your Captain America and Donald Trump, you had your Iron man in. In. In. In Elon Musk, you had maybe even your Hulk character in RFK Jr. You have. There's like, all of a sudden we're getting our League of Superheroes, our Avengers, or our Justice League, Tulsi Gabbard. I don't know what the hell she is, if she's a Black Widow type character, but we were given a league of superheroes, right? So it's like they drove the culture, the state of America, the economy, even geopolitical relations into the dirt to the point where we all were hungry for a hero. I think that's also what gave rise to sort of the. The Hitler sympathies that are going around right now because we need a strong man to stomp out these fires that were all engineered, and they were all engineered, in my opinion, to. To generate that feeling, that longing for a strongman, that longing for a team of superheroes. Because we've seen it so many times, there's part of us that wants that. Do you think that that's what's going on here with this administration?

[Drew Tang]

Yeah, yeah. And actually, this is. I got, you know, long winded and distracted from the original question that prompted my last rant, but you guys asked, when did. You know, where are we at in the movie series? Essentially in the. You know, so you have all these random movies. The first time that they all come together, all the superheroes. In the first Avengers movie, there's an alien invasion, and. And they all meet up in New York to repel the alien invasion. And that was when their Madison Square Garden Hitler rally, where they all came together in New York to. To unite and basically defeat, you know, their primary purpose is to defeat the alien invasion which the previous administration brought in. And. Yeah, so that was like. That was like Avengers 1 type deal. They all get together, then in the movie universe, they. They end up getting the Marvel Civil War, which we've got, which prompted this podcast. In the Civil War episode, Captain America and Iron man split ways. They have a disagreement because Iron man wants to give over sovereignty of the superhero group and Captain America wants to remain independent. And. Yeah, so it's a fight between globalism and nationalism. So that is, you know, you can kind of see that with Elon Musk because he can never be president. He's a different kind of leader than we've traditionally seen in American politics, where it's not even so much about America. He could, you know, it's much more of a global empire that he's. He's creating with things like Starlink, and he's affecting international conflicts. Like with. I believe he refused to give a Starlink access to Crimea, to Ukraine, Ukrainians in Crimea. And they're like, oh, you're affecting, you know, you're affecting wars around the world, which is literally what. Like, I believe it's the opening of Iron Man 2. They're like, okay, you're too powerful. You. Because you're the only ones to suit. You're controlling international geopolitics, so.

[David Lee Corbo]

That's right. Wow. It's crazy. Word for word, huh? Not even. Not even gonna try to change it, huh?

[Drew Tang]

Just the congressional hearings, too, is what they have, which is, you know, of course, exactly what Elon Musk was subject to.

[Top Lobster]

Yeah, I. I think it's that. That's a fascinating fact, too. I didn't know that about the first Iron man movie, that it had more actual, like, military usage. And you can kind of see that it's evident in the film thinking back now, because it's highly. It's all about, you know, Tony providing arms for the military industrial complex. And there's these scenes where, yeah. Jets are flying overhead and he's, he's doing all these displays of power where he's blowing mountain ranges up in the background and like that. And I guess, you know the Humvee scene, right, where he, he gets blown up. I'm sure he's driving a real Humvee there. Or, you know, they used a real one. So that's an interesting correlation. And one of the other things you were talking about before with L. Ron Hubbard, Jack Parsons, or I guess, you know, Marvell Parsons would have been his, his first name. Or is Marvel his last name? I don't know what was.

[Drew Tang]

It's. Yeah, it's more. It's a Marvel. Jack Parsons.

[Top Lobster]

Marvel. Jack Parsons.

[David Lee Corbo]

Like that's a black person's name, right? Marvel.

[Top Lobster]

Yeah. Marvel is definitely weird. Yeah. So I was thinking about how all of this is happening around the same time, right? Because Jack Parsons is contracted by Jet Propulsion Labs and Jet Propulsion Labs, he's.

[Drew Tang]

The founder of Jet Propulsion.

[Top Lobster]

Oh, he's the. I didn't even know that. Oh, shit. I didn't know that. So that's huge because NASA subcontracts to them, right. And Jack Parsons is effectively the father of modern day jet propulsion technology. And he's, he's a legitimate rocket science, right, or rocket scientist.

[Drew Tang]

Rocket fuel is what he's. What he made, basically.

[Top Lobster]

Yeah. And so NASA subcontracts jpl. And you know, NASA is founded by Werner Von Braun, who writes a fictional series, obviously, you know, Nazi scientists taking over an Operation Paperclip. But he writes a fictional series about a man named Elon who's like the, you know, colonizer of Mars or some like that. And so all, all of this, you know, whenever we talk about these things, it's such an enclosed circle, you know, everybody connects to everybody pretty much, starting from the 50s, the 40s and 50s. Operation Paperclip, the end of World War II, the inception of the CIA, all these mind control experiments and everything else like that. And, and certainly the kickoff of the world's greatest propaganda machine. Greatest propaganda machine the world has ever known starts around that time. And it's all an enclosed circle. All the characters have come back full circle is what I'm getting at. You know what I mean? And it's. I keep saying we're at the fruition of works that started much earlier than that. But the real hardware of the situation that we're dealing with right now was created, you know, late 40s, early 50s, after World War II. So it's just unbelievable to Me that not only because what. When was Stan Lee in the military? It would have been around that time.

[Drew Tang]

No, in World War II. Yeah, yeah, he was. Yeah. He was drafted, I believe.

[Top Lobster]

Isn't it interesting, Drew, that we're also sitting in this place right now where Nazi sympathizing is? And it's not, it's not like it's unfounded. Right? Everybody's learned now about what happened in Weimar and, and what happened with the Bolsheviks and when they took over Moscow and all this crazy. Like we, we have some scaffolding now to start to put the pieces together and we realize that the official narrative that we got for World War II was not at all many such cases. Right. What actually happened there and, but what that's given rise to is this Nazi sympathy. And to me, I'm looking at Operation Paperclip and what happens at the end of World War II and how it connects to what we're going through today. And it feels like we took, you know, obviously they didn't lose. Germany lost. We took these Nazi scientists, we implemented all this shit here and now. I don't think it's, it's a coincidence at all that we're now experiencing Nazi sympathy. Do you think that those things are connected?

[David Lee Corbo]

The chat also wants to know if you know about. They spelled his name wrong because they're retarded. Puharich, Andreja Puharich.

[Drew Tang]

I don't. Who's that? Indian chess champion. Or.

[David Lee Corbo]

We'll tell you after.

[Top Lobster]

No, we'll, we'll plug him in later on. We'll explain it to you. But do you think that, that there's a correlation there between us sympathizing now with the Nazi regime, considering it seems that the highest up in the Nazi regimes created what's ailing us today?

[Drew Tang]

Yeah, it's a, it's a bit of a, you know, it's a Hegelian dialectic. They create the problem and they provide the solution. So it's, it's. Hitler himself was, you know, funded by the same industrialists who were, who bought up, who destroyed them in World War I, then put them in debt with the, you know, with the post World War I treaty. And then they immediately, you know, they bought all the industry up, created the economic miracle and then, you know, taught him not only our propaganda methods from Edward Bernays, but then also our eugenics programs from the Rockefellers and, and yeah, so they, they have the problem. It's obvious once, once people know who is pulling the strings and they get in opposition to them just like, how Trump is. It's ironic because the, you know, the shit libs and the libtards, you know, they've always called Trump Hitler. And yeah, I mean, he kind of is. In some ways, he's filling a fulfilling a similar role when it. When it seems completely hopeless.

[Top Lobster]

But.

[Drew Tang]

And ironically gets, you know, Captain America, beyond selling war bonds, the real reason why they came out with that comic book is. Is to galvanize Americans against Hitler. It was specifically like, punching Hitler. The meme of punching Hitler. Captain America literally punches Hitler in the comic books. And that's why. That's, like, what helped galvanize support, because I believe it was a plurality of Americans during World War II era, where originally Germans they were. There was, like, more Germans than any other, you know, European flavor in America at the time. So it took a lot of convincing to make them, you know, want to join the war. Of course, also just the fact they're already exhausted from World War I. But. But, yeah, so it's. There's, you know, there's a duality aspect there. And, yeah, we're Wernher von Braun, like you were talking about. He wrote that book, the Mars Project, about a human colony on Mars. And in the section, it was a technocracy. And in the section where they say how Mars is governed, the title given to the leader of the Mars colony would be Elon. That's like the direct quote in the book. And von Braun worked directly. He didn't found NASA, but he was the chief architect of the Saturn V rocket. He was also in direct correspondence with Jack Parsons for years, even before he came to the US they were pen pals talking about rocket propulsion, obviously, as the two basically founders of the science. And he worked directly with Disney right before the moon landing. And they made various fictional TV programs to prepare the public in order to get them comfortable with what to expect when they saw a moon landing on tv. Of course, you know, Disney World and Cape Canaveral are just a couple hours drive away from each other. So it was all one big. And of course, the CIA helped Disney secure that land as well. And NASA, there was a lot of crossover between the CIA and. And NASA as well.

[Top Lobster]

It's so crazy, because the, you know, this huge arm of the propaganda machine is Disney, especially when it comes to the cultural rot. You know, sort of the LGBTQ stuff. People say that this was taking place in Weimar, and now we're being subjected to it again. It's actually. Disney is the tip of the spear in very many ways when it comes to pushing that ideology on children. And, you know, in that way, Disney is prepping children for not only that type of propaganda, but also their. Their cultural values, their political values. You know, they. They boil them down to simple concepts and they give them to children. It is. It really serves as a. A propaganda machine in the biggest way. But before we go on, we're at the 30 minute mark, and I have to warn all of the pores that we're about to go live.

[David Lee Corbo]

Hold on, let me do it. Right, David, you keep doing it. We have to go to the private segment for the people who are paid listeners. So I do apologize to the. What did you call them?

[Top Lobster]

Pores, the poor.

[David Lee Corbo]

We gotta go. Yes. You can catch it on Patreon.

[Top Lobster]

The dirty pores, the unwashed masses. Wow.

[David Lee Corbo]

Brutal. All right, see you guys later. And this will be on Patreon. Go sign up. Bye.

[Top Lobster]

Yeah, so, you know, and then if you look at the fact that Disney owns Marvel once again, that that circle is just so perfectly enclosed, and it's. It's remarkable that nobody can see it. And I wanted to bring this image up to you because sometimes I get so taken aback by how overt the propaganda is and how impossible it is for the average normie to see it. So this, to me, is a photo op, right? We talk about this all the time. Topps made a shirt out of it. It's a Psyop season shirt. That's what it says. The font is super dope. It's [e-mail]. it's a banger of an image, right? You have golden, shiny Trump Towers. The lobby is still intact. The glass is still intact. Everything looks cool. Right next to it, a flaming cyber truck. And it's just like this contrast. Not only was this a great representation of what happened the day before this image, which was released, and what happened was Elon Musk was spiraling about the HB1 visas or whatever it was that was going on. There you go. Psyop season. Go to toplopsa.com get your banger shirts. Dude, that's a. I love that shirt. I have that one in my closet every time. Sometimes my wife will wear that shirt. Like, she'll take. We'll go to Walmart, she'll wear it. And I'm like, this looks cool, man. People don't know what they see, but it's dope. And so, you know, he's flipping out about the H1B1 visas, and. And he's. He's like, freaking out on people. He's dunking on him, on. On Twitter. He's blocking people. I don't know what the hell the situation was. It was just like he was a dumpster fire that night. That was just before the New year, I think. And it was nice to see.

[David Lee Corbo]

It was nice to see him, like, meltdown. Because he didn't handle it well.

[Top Lobster]

No.

[David Lee Corbo]

And I was like, I like that. I like that he didn't handle it because, like, he's a dude that is navigating Twitter. But then you see that he doesn't really even know how to navigate Twitter because that's what Twitter is. He's just a guy that, like, fucking owns it.

[Top Lobster]

You know, in my estimation, it was. It was. It's theatrics, right? It's like this guy, we talk about him, we give him credit in one sense where it's like, he bought Twitter. And then he started nudging the cultural conversation. So I think he was mad.

[David Lee Corbo]

I think he was. I think he was legitimately mad.

[Top Lobster]

You think he was. They were both at a UFC fight that night, right?

[David Lee Corbo]

I don't know. No, I'm talking about, like, about the H1B shit. Because he's like, I moved the narrative. And he tried to move the narrative to this H1B. And people were like, no, fuck you. And it's like they. They were ratioing him on, and I'm sure he's applying algorithmic pressure, and he's just like, it doesn't know how to handle that. So that's like, imagine what the actual response was minus whatever kind of guardrails he has up to push his narrative. I think that's how strong that that push was. And it's. That's why I found it interesting, because I think that it was legitimate anger coming for. He sounded like a Indian you.

[Top Lobster]

You bloody.

[David Lee Corbo]

Just like when they lose their thing.

[Top Lobster]

At that time, too, he came out with that Adrian Dittman account where it was like, almost 100 him. I heard them speaking in the same space, and it was the exact same cadence and voice, and. And I feel like that. But it does. Whatever the case is, it was very strange to watch from the outside, but that picture was a great embodiment of it. I think they actually were both at a UFC fight that night, Trump and Elon Musk. And Elon's just in his phone going, fuck you. Fuck you. And Trump's enjoying the fight. So you have calm, cool, collected Trump, and you have Elon, who's a walking dumpster fire. And that theme applies again. To that image with whatever's going on right now.

[David Lee Corbo]

Let's tie it back to. Because there's a lot there, right, that had to do somehow with the. The drones. That guy that died in the car was somehow a whistleblower. About the drones and zero point technology drones, I don't know. This is coming from Sean Ryan, who's a fed, so who the fuck really knows what's going on? But that's the narrative that's tied to that as well.

[Drew Tang]

And then was he saying that the Chinese have, like, way better drone technology than us?

[Top Lobster]

Yeah, he said they were coming in and out of the ocean. And that was really strange because at that time we were getting all kinds of reports from people who were, you know, in the federal government and people who were in the local government of New Jersey. They're very contradictory. It was like at one point we got confirmation from somebody, some representative who said that there was a submersed, you know, vehicle, submersed craft or whatever under the surface of the water in. Off the coast of New Jersey, and that's where these things were deporting or departing from, which was interesting because a lot of the UAP narrative or the UFO narrative, I don't want to use the new gay language that Hillary Clinton coined, but a lot of the new UFO narrative is like, these things are coming in and out of the ocean. So I was watching that and I'm going, all right. Like, it's moving in the direction that I think it was going to move in. And. And then the whole thing ended up going dead. But then we got confirmation that wasn't the case. And I don't know if that was Chinese or if it was Russia, this submersible that was off the coast of New Jersey, supposedly, or it was Iranian. That's what the. It was. It was supposed to be Iranian.

[David Lee Corbo]

In the end, Trump was just like, yeah, we looked into it and it was fucking nothing. And it. And some of it was nothing. Some of it was FAA regulated aircraft with. With the lights. You know, it wouldn't make sense. Why would it have like two. Two green lights and a red light if it's. It's flying in commercial airspace and stuff?

[Top Lobster]

Sure.

[David Lee Corbo]

But there were other stuff.

[Drew Tang]

The question there was more of what were they looking for?

[Top Lobster]

Right. So true.

[David Lee Corbo]

But there was. There was also stuff mixed in and like, like I just said on the last episode, Sam Tripoli owns or co. Owns the comedy dojo in New Jersey where the. The guy that manages the site there and. And other comedians like Joe List and you know Mark Norman. They're there and they're like, they're seeing these drones and they're saying, this is weird. Now in recent weeks, he's saying that the guy that is, is at the place. He's, he's reporting Cryptid related activity. I don't know what that means, but like, super cool. Yeah, it's weird, but it, but it's all. It also follows like you'll get like a UFO sighting and then people will be like, well, there's fucking Bigfoot or like there's like some orbs and then they're seeing Dogman. And I'm just like, I'm just, I'm just keeping track. Yeah, I know it sounds far fetched, but there is something going on. And when the government tells you nothing to see here, I don't believe you.

[Top Lobster]

Yeah, and there was one. There was a dock in Newark, I believe. Might have been newer. No, might have been Jersey City. I know it was coastal, it had an inlet and there was a shipping container that held nuclear or radioactive materials and that was ripped open and then the radioactive materials were gone. And so this, this theory came out that effectively what they were doing was sweeping. They were doing a sweeping, you know, technique with all these drones to try to do it, make a coordinated effort to recover this radioactive material. And then nothing ever came of that. I'm sure something did. It's just like need to know basis. We didn't get that passed down. But you know, there were things that look like planes, but then when you talk to people who were there, they're like, it looks like a plane but it makes no sound and it's the size of like a bus. It's not the size of a plane. And then there was other situations and this was even confirmed by some representative from New Jersey. I don't know if it was. It was, I don't remember who it was, but they said that when you, they look like a plane and then when you zoom in on them, they turn into an orb, like a plasma orb. And that was really strange to hear. So there was so much shit going on. It was like the fog of war. You couldn't make heads or tails of it. The information was just like nonstop and contradicting and very confusing.

[Drew Tang]

Yeah, I'm hoping Trump pulls out some anti gravity aircraft carriers at this military parade. That's like, that's been on my wish list for a long time, dude.

[Top Lobster]

How fun would that be?

[David Lee Corbo]

I was saying with the, with the latest Elon blaming Trump for being on Epstein Island, I'm like, I hope that they fucking give us aliens as a distraction. Because that's what I do. You want a distraction. And they did give us aliens, but they gave us fucking brown aliens. And now I have to watch LA burn, which is nice too, but it's. It's not what I wanted.

[Top Lobster]

Right.

[Drew Tang]

Yeah, yeah, There's. Don't worry, that's. The aliens are coming. Don't worry. That's a finale.

[Top Lobster]

Yeah, eventually, right? So I'm watching this situation unfold in LA and what we're talking about plugs in perfectly. Not only does it plug into the Civil War aspect, but it also echoes that sentiment of predictive programming. Because the way I'm looking at it is when I was a young man, you know, I was obsessed with this idea of like martial law. And I, I figured that the OG.

[Drew Tang]

Days, like 2000, 2008 on YouTube.

[Top Lobster]

Yes, dude.

[Drew Tang]

The Walmart, FEMA centers, that's coming, they're coming.

[Top Lobster]

That's it. They had the big plastic coffins so that you didn't. All the, all the dead bodies didn't leach into the groundwater. They were going to put all the dead bodies in big plastic coffins that were waiting. Dude, it was a nightmare to be an Internet sleuth. 2006, 2007, 2008, you're just watching all this pop up on the radar. You're like, but what are they gonna do with all the plastic coffins? Because they're there. I watch footages of footage of them, Miles, in some cases, just stretching as far as the eye can see. People driving down the road in real rural areas. And the line, the side of the road is just lined with all these plastic coffins they haven't done anything with. And when I say plastic coffins, they're just big black plastic bins that everybody's like, they're gonna fucking fill with bodies. So when I was younger, you know, especially because we had received all of our predictive programming, right, I was talking the other day about the video game Infamous, which was a great PlayStation exclusive, where you played a character who had sort of like electric powers and you were free running electric power guy in a state of martial law in a torn down city. Now, because of that sort of predictive programming, I always imagined that I would be on the side of the rioters, the resistance, right? Because that's what we were given constantly as kids. Cartoons, video games, music videos, right? They did that a lot in music videos, which is strange because I don't know what the fuck riots have to do with Rihanna, Jay Z, Beyonce, and Kanye. I don't know what the correlation there, but Run this Town was a great music video. And so you're receiving all of this, and you think you're going to be on one side of it. Meanwhile, what they're doing is they're manipulating low information, high emotion voters into voting for a more porous southern border. Right. Because children, poor kids. The children.

[David Lee Corbo]

Well, that's where you were when they're showing you, like these. You know, when you're watching these cartoons, they expected you, I guess, to stay in the same spot. A lot of people did. We're fucking talking about Disney. We're talking about Marvel. I'm thinking about these Disney adults. So, like, that tattoo. What kind of retard gets that tattoo on their arm? The same kind of retard that goes to Disney World with Mickey Mouse ears on and his fat wife with no kids.

[Top Lobster]

Yep.

[David Lee Corbo]

Too many of them.

[Drew Tang]

Resistance. It's resistance.

[David Lee Corbo]

It's the same people, though, right? It's a problem.

[Top Lobster]

Well, that's what happens if you don't break out of that paradigm, because they're giving you, especially during a time like that, where it's like everybody has this feeling the status quo is lying to us and something is wrong. And then media comes along in whatever form and it goes, look, they are. And this is the dystopian future that could take place, that satisfies that urge of looking into things, and you just go like, yeah, fucking. If it ever pops off, I'm in the resistance. But if you're an actual person who seeks the truth, eventually, you know, thank God you come out of the other side. Almost. Almost. There's another stopping point, and that stopping point is after they get you to vote for a poorest border by emotionally leveraging you with fucking children in cages and all these different. Then you end up actually voting for your very own migrant crisis. And when it shows up, because of the predictive programming, you get funneled into your binary system. Now, if you never really sought the truth, the binary system that you or, you know, the path that you end up taking is the resistance. That's Black Lives Matter. That's lgbtq. That's all this shit. That's. I stand with the migrants, even though they're here illegally and they're destroying fucking cities because we don't want them here. Crazy. And then if you went a little bit further, just a little bit further, and you go, no, this is fucked up. Maybe you woke up in 2020 because of everything that happened, you're you're, you're voting for the feds, you're actually like pulling for the people that are going to implement the martial law. And I didn't see that coming. I thought for certain everybody who had their wits about them would have been on the side of the resistance. And that was when I'm, you know, 17, 18 years old now I'm looking back and I'm almost in amazement how excellent the propaganda machine is because you had one side where it was low information, entertainment and then you had another side and that other side was Elon Musk coming along and allowing the racial conversation to take place on Twitter. Once it took place, we all started about, I'm guilty of it. It's a lot of fun. A lot of fun. I recommend it. You get on Twitter, you engage in the racial conversation, you say all the things that you couldn't have said for years and years. But what that does is it then galvanizes you to that side of things where you go, and I empathize with this greatly. I want to see them get their fucking shit kicked in. I want to see him get tased. I want to see martial law in la. You know what I mean? And, and I get it, I know how we got there. But that you, you got to get a step further and you got to go, we were dog walked all the way down this path and then we were given two fake options. Two, two schools of thought to get funneled into. And it's worked immaculately.

[Drew Tang]

Yeah, I think the best example this was, was Jan6 and the V for Vendetta programming because the whole time during the pandemic, you know, I'm looking at this stuff, V for Vendetta, obviously written by Alan Moore, who's another Aleister Crowley occultist from the uk. He used to his comic books he originally wrote for Marvel UK because they had a whole separate division for the UK because they didn't want to get propagandized by America jokes on them. They got the exact same propaganda, maybe even more potent, but V prevent better. Yeah, arguably his stuff is pretty dope though. V for Vendetta and Watchmen.

[Top Lobster]

Specific Watchmen.

[Drew Tang]

Yeah, watchman fucked and Dr. Manhattan literally, you know, hangs out on Mars and was responsible for the shift to electric cars. But anyways, V for Vendetta, the whole movie in 2005 was what inspired the whole Anonymous. The whole branding of the Guy Fawkes mask.

[Top Lobster]

Yeah.

[Drew Tang]

That literally predated them using it and like going with like the Anonymous online, you know, hacker group and Their first. Their first target was Scientology. So L. Ron Hubbard, if you're talking about, you know, problem, reaction, solution, all these anonymous movements. Satoshi Q IT or Satoshi, or rather anonymous. Satoshi QAnon. They're all. They all start. They all originate from the programming from Mr. Alan Moore. And Alan Moore has a great quote where he says, all art is literally magic because it affects the mass subconscious of humanity. And he's like, oh, people who think conspiracy theories, they have so many moving parts, it'd be impossible. Meanwhile, he's literally. He's participating in the magic that literally creates all these, like, seemingly impossible things to orchestrate. And of course, you know, Aleister Crowley and him both being British magicians, you know, going back to their, you know, the heritage of the druid culture of the uk, which would. They were a wizard culture that wore white robes and they made their wands out of the wood of the holly tree, AKA Hollywood. And they. Those methods. They understand these methods of, you know, programming humanity with fiction. That's why we have Hollywood, and that's why we, you know, why Alan Moore's fiction is so effective. But of course, in V for Vendetta, the movie is literally about. They discover that the pandemic that happened was a government bioweapon, and it was used to gain more authoritarian control. And then the end of the movie, they all put on masks and stormed the Capitol, all because of the anonymous leader that goes by one letter, you know, Q. No, no, it's V in the movies. But, yeah, it was literally the. The craziest thing. But that being said, I was. Dog walked right into it. I went. You know, I was at Gen 6. I can say that now that I'm pardoned, but.

[Top Lobster]

Oh, shit, really? That's awesome.

[David Lee Corbo]

Very gangster. Very gangster.

[Top Lobster]

Yeah.

[Drew Tang]

I mean, I was never charged with anything because I was out in the. I was just hanging out in the. In the grass.

[Top Lobster]

But don't worry about it, Drew. We both got kids. This. This kind of shit happens. He's like, dad, you could look 10% cooler.

[Drew Tang]

You want to put on your. Put on your sunglasses, Bobo.

[Top Lobster]

There you go.

[David Lee Corbo]

Does he know about the Civil War?

[Drew Tang]

Oh, yeah. He's. He's gonna be Trump's strongest soldier.

[Top Lobster]

Yeah, man, it. I was also, by the way, Dog walked into that. I didn't go to January 6th, but for, I don't know, let's say in the. In the year 2019, maybe 2018, I think I spent about five. Five or four or five months, which doesn't sound like a long Time. But it is to be totally enamored with the Q narrative. And it wasn't until I started really zeroing in on this idea of like, they're painting Trump as a savior figure. That was when I first started. Hey, buddy. That was when he. I first started to kind of become disillusioned with the movement because I just. There were certain things, obviously, you know, the JFK junior Returning thing, but that wasn't necessarily Q as much. It was the. The community itself kind of like trying to decipher it, you know. Yes, yes. But, but, but that whole painting of Donald Trump as the hero. I didn't even dislike Donald Trump. I just kind of said, no, that doesn't. This doesn't make sense. This is. This is a movie.

[David Lee Corbo]

You're.

[Top Lobster]

You're selling me a movie. And once I felt that, you know, the, the predictive programming doesn't work on me in that way, I guess it did for a few months. They had me, but that's when I started to pull out of it.

[Drew Tang]

Yeah, I mean, it was. It was wild because I, I expected. I expected Trump to win in 2020, and then for the storming of the Capitol, the. The beef of Endeavor stuff, I expected that to be the left once again, you know, fighting just like they did originally. And of course, it was wild that this election was on November 5th. And the whole, the whole movie is, remember, remember the 5th of November. Because it's. You know, what's really crazy is the whole Guy Fawkes lore, the actual lore was also a psyop used by the. One of the first Protestant kings. The one. He was. He basically established, firmly established Britain as a Protestant nation by running a false flag. Guy Fox was a Jesuit operative that he set up with the dynamite plot where they're going to blow up the base, the parliament building in the UK on November 5th. And. And they set him up. They just. It was a. It was just a. It was a. Just like Jan6. It was a honeypot. So they got a guy who is like, you know, somewhat down for the cause, a Jesuit Catholic, he wanted to help the UK become, you know, become under the control of Rome again. And they just fucking honey potted them in.

[Top Lobster]

They.

[Drew Tang]

They made a little letter, they catch him. And then in the uk, it's still celebrated. They still burn effigies of Guy Fawkes and say, that's like the God save the king. God literally saved the king is what they is. The. Is like the lore there. But, yeah, it was completely made up and it was under the top wizard at the time, Francis Bacon, the same guy who Shakespeare. The, the idea that it was just a random. The guy who, they say Shakespeare was illiterate, couldn't even sign his kids birth certificates. It was, it was the, it was Francis Bacon and his Rosicrucian boys. They not only translated the Bible into English, which was, you know, talk about programming, the word Bible literally just means the book. So they, and of course that is the core programming of Western civilization for better than worse, but they got to choose the exact words. And then through Shakespeare, the Shakespearean works were actually used as an English thesaurus and dictionary because there was no English language. Francis Bacon established the whole programming that runs the entire world that are we all think in English because of what Francis Bacon did. And he was also at the same time under King James. He was. They architected this, this little Guy Fawkes plot that's still effective today. And it's, you know, just got implemented in the US to galvanize support behind, you know, our incoming empire.

[Top Lobster]

It still happens by the way, because my son was a fan of these, these characters on, on YouTube. Kids, YouTube, they're called spy Ninjas, I think. And it's just some dude and his, and his Asian girlfriend and you know, they're, they do taekwondo and so you know, they have the background for the stunts, but then they, they incorporate like a fictional narrative and the fictional narrative is always like there's a bad guy after them. They are not the spy ninjas. Yeah, it is a spy ninjas and the, the, the bad guy is a hacker and he wears a V for vendetta mess but mask. But to avoid that copyright issue, his goatee or his, his soul patch actually splits into like a double so that like technically there's a variation they can't get, but that, that mask has become so iconic that they use it for everything. And, and it was the same thing as QAnon when that mask first popped off with Anonymous, because Anonymous was giving a very similar promise to QAnon where QAnon will say like patriots are in control kind of a deal. QAnon, I mean, I'm sorry, no. QAnon would say Patriots are in control. Anonymous would say expect us. And it was the same thing. It's basically like, you don't have to worry about anything. We're going to handle the big baddies. You guys just stay put. Because Patriots are in control have tapped.

[Drew Tang]

In with the left, with the, with the fucking shit bag left. But like people like Kyle Kalinsky of Kyle Kuklinski of secular talk. He is literally. He's making videos like every week about anonymous Hopium. But that's all. He's like, oh, my God. They said they got a big surprise coming up next week, guys.

[Top Lobster]

Wow.

[Drew Tang]

And he also did a voter. He did election denial too. So they are literally running. They're running blue and on right now with using the same anonymous programming. So there's. I think what happens.

[Top Lobster]

I think what happens is you get to a point where, like, if you're not rooted in Christ, I do think that you get to a point in. In trying to like, disseminate information where you're like, these people kind of suck. They kind of suck. Nice, dude. Hell yeah. Yeah. Your kid is crushing. He's like, you look cooler now. Now you're more comfortable.

[David Lee Corbo]

Take a nap.

[Top Lobster]

That's awesome, dude. But like, you know, you get to a point where you're trying to disseminate information and it's an uphill battle if you're not, you know, getting shekels or some shit like that. And at some point you kind of realize, like, oh, people aren't going to listen. And then also people hate you anyway. And I feel like what happens is it just flips like an evil switch in people and they go, you know what it. Dude, I see what they're doing. I see this Hegelian dialectic shit. I'm just going to apply it to my own model and then find success that way. You know what I mean? Because that, that's why I say I'm not in the business of waking anybody up. I'm just in the business of. Of information and truth for the love of the game. Right? I just love the truth. And I find it fascinating. I always have found it fascinating. And I think if you're. If you're. If you're passionate about the truth, then. And you're not passionate about, like, trying to wake people up. It's a bit of a cliche and it just doesn't work. I mean, you know, we've. We've been doing this for a while. How many people have you spent years harping to? And it just simply never resonates with them, right? It's like there's a type of person that's receptive and then there is maybe the masses who are just turned off to it. I don't know if it's a propaganda or if it's human nature or if it's a combination of the two, but either way, I think it can turn you off if you are Somebody who is trying to, you know, do whatever you got to do, and it's just backfiring. People hate you, and you go, you know what, dude? It's shekel time, baby. I'm going to do a little bit of Albert pike, you know, whatever. If you need a hero, I'm going to get one for you. I'm going to create the bad guy. We'll do a little Hegelian dialectic, and then I'll count my money. I think that's what happens to a lot of people that are at the highest echelons of this. But it's strange to me that. Well, it's not strange to me. It's actually really fascinating to point out that so many of the people who are involved with this, you know, you're talking about Alan Moore, are using superheroes to do it all. All of our. All of our cultural ideas, not only do they come probably most successfully from, you know, superhero movies and everything, because that kind of fantasy, I guess, is just. It's. It's. It captures the imagination and the attention so effectively, but it's also like, they use media sometimes. On this show we talk about, is culture even good? You know, it like, everybody's constantly on this thing of like, oh, the culture, this culture, that culture. You're appropriating my culture. My culture seems to be terrible.

[David Lee Corbo]

Well, look, because. Let me just show the culture right now. I just. Somebody sent me this meme. Check this out, right? So liberals don't know things. They don't read history. They don't obsess over stats. A few data points. They do. See, they forget their entire world is driven by consumption of fiction. And I'm like, yeah, cool. Meme from the department. The Homeland Security. Department of Homeland Security, yeah.

[Drew Tang]

What?

[Top Lobster]

That's from the Department of Homeland Security.

[David Lee Corbo]

Fucking responding to Gavin Newsom. So I'm just like, fuck you guys.

[Top Lobster]

What are you doing here? That's so crazy.

[David Lee Corbo]

They're making culture, but it's, like, so fake from every side that I'm just. I. I guess I'm just checked out.

[Top Lobster]

Well, even on. Even on the. On the base side, right? The right bass side. That's why I always tell people. It's like, don't. Don't take any of these heroes. Focus on Jesus Christ and. And lean on God. Don't. Don't focus on these, like, idols because they're gonna kayfabe you. They're gonna fall. They're gonna make triumphant comebacks. They're gonna turn heel and all this other crazy you know, like it's all, you're all, you're all getting dog walked. And I talk about this all the time, about how my wife will be watching, you know, something on Netflix or some like that, and I'll hear all the ideology being sprinkled into those shows and I don't hear them in any of the shows for. Well, I don't watch anything anymore. I watched. The last thing I watched was House of David. Now I'm watching the Chosen. Last night I drive around, I'm like an old dude. I listen only like to worship music. Now when I drive around by myself, I'm, I've gotten to that stage in my life because everything else is just poison and agenda driven. And I can tell you're trying to manipulate me. But in, in, in women's entertainment, there's all the messaging, there's the, there's the, the polyamorous relationships, the, the gay dads, the, the trans character who's fun and cheeky and, and just wants to be accepted and loved. And, and the, the writing and the story is such that you, you have to feel empathetic for this character. And, and so now you're applying that, that, that fictional tranny to the, the crazy tranny that you see working at GameStop that's, that's shouting, it's ma' am. You know what I mean?

[Drew Tang]

It's like you're trying to get into your bathroom still.

[Top Lobster]

Yes. Yeah. And so I'm like, we've gotten to the point now where I realize culture and entertainment is. It is, it is. It's a monster. It's a monster that wants to corrupt, corrode, and cut your kids dicks off. And they think it's funny. Right? Like that's where we are. And it's like, I think it's too late, but we should have detached from this a long time ago.

[Drew Tang]

Yeah, it's cool you brought up Netflix because I'm sure you guys know this already, but you know, I was talking to Edward Bernays, the father Propaganda, before he literally wrote a book called propaganda in 1928, he helped the CIA overthrow the democratically elected government of Guatemala in like 54, and then also helped push feminism, getting women to smoke by calling branding cigarettes freedom torches kind of based. But, but his, his great nephew, he was actually great nephew of Sigmund Freud. Edward Bernays was then his great nephew. Mark Randolph is the co founder of Netflix. So Netflix itself is literally founded by the, by the great nephew of the guy who created Propaganda in the first place. Of course, House of Cards being their first major show. Kevin Spacey. There's. I got. I got some great. I got a great thread on Kevin Spacey that I won't try and insert.

[Top Lobster]

Here, but honestly, I was just gonna ask you if you remembered after Kevin Spacey got brought up on those allegations of, like, sexually assaulting another dude. And I mean, like, another dude. Like, it was dude number four or some. Like, three.

[Drew Tang]

Yeah, dude.

[Top Lobster]

They. So Kevin Spacey gets accused of, you know, sexually assaulting these. These guys. All of them just start dropping like flies. And then what. What happens next? Kevin Spacey, you know, he. The allegations get him kicked off of House of Cards because he's too spicy to be around. Whatever. And then all of a sudden, the holiday season rolls around. Kevin Spacey comes out with this cryptic video where he's sitting there and he's in character as his character from House of Cards against Frank Underwood. And he is talking in Frank Underwood's cadence, and he's talking about killing your enemies. And then there's a long. There's a pregnant pause, and he goes, with kindness. And he keeps saying that over and over again, like, something about the best methodology is killing your enemies with kindness. And he's like, what the. Like, who greenlit this? What? Propaganda or what. What. What do you call that? Like, what's your team that handles all your. Your press and things like that?

[Drew Tang]

Your PR team?

[Top Lobster]

Your PR team? What PR team greenlit this? What? Said, hey, Kevin Spacey, I know what's really gonna get you back on the radar back into people's homes and houses where they're sitting with their families on the sofa and they're enjoying House of Cards, what's gonna do it is in the middle of all these allegations, when all the people who accused you just fucking mysteriously died, you need to talk about killing people with a long pregnant pause and then let them know that it's with kindness, though. Let them know that it's with kindness. You're not actually killing people, Kevin. And it's like it was this veiled threat that was not veiled whatsoever. And America just saw it. It was well done. I. I did think it was. Well, I was like, this is fucking. That's a great character. Frank Underwood is a great character.

[Drew Tang]

And the next guy killed himself. That. It was literally the day after. It was the day after one of his victims killed him, or the day after the video, the guy killed himself. And then on top of that, of course, Frank Underwood, the character that he's playing in the show, and Then in that video, he of course, kills his people that are inconvenient to him. In the show. He's also. He does the same thing. And then on top of that, now this is where it gets really fucked up and where so many question marks come up in my mind is Tucker Carlson has him on on the exact same day on like the exact 5th year anniversary. Interviews Kevin Spacey again. Interviews Kevin Spacey as Frank Underwood. The exact five year anniversary of the Killing with Kindness video.

[Top Lobster]

Yeah.

[Drew Tang]

Now that Kevin is. Is a free man because all of his accusers died.

[Top Lobster]

How long it was.

[Drew Tang]

What's that?

[Top Lobster]

How long ago did Tucker Carlson have him on?

[Drew Tang]

I think that was December of 23, I want to say.

[Top Lobster]

Interesting.

[Drew Tang]

Or might have been. Yeah, I think it was a. Yeah. So 23.

[David Lee Corbo]

So his TV show then. Not. Not the podcast.

[Drew Tang]

No, no, it was his. It was his podcast.

[Top Lobster]

So when he first, like, broke away.

[Drew Tang]

Yeah, let's see. I'll look it up.

[Top Lobster]

But that's a fascinating thing to do because interviewing a man in character as Frank Underwood, as a character on a show that he's no longer associated with makes no sense at all. Makes no sense why you would do that. Why would you go, if you would. I want to. Hey, you reach out to his team. I want to interview Kevin Spacey. I want to get his side of the story. You know what I mean?

[David Lee Corbo]

December 27, 2023.

[Top Lobster]

So it was right there, right after he broke away.

[Drew Tang]

Yeah, I just, I just replied to. I just replied to the live stream on Twitter with, with my thread. This is one of my. This is a relative banger. I got like 8k likes on this and.

[Top Lobster]

Oh, you want us to bring that.

[Drew Tang]

Up in the comments? Yeah, yeah, I think it's. Yeah, I think it's creepy now.

[Top Lobster]

Okay, here we go. Yeah, go ahead and read that first.

[Drew Tang]

But yeah, so. So the first thing, obviously, gay rapist, pedophile, had three or four of his accusers die during trial, resulting cases getting dropped. He releases the Killing with Kindness video that we talked about, I believe on Christmas Eve. Yeah. And then Spacey, remember this was right during the QAnon era. Trump gets into office and he was one of the first ones to get exposed as a pedophile rapist, bringing down the house of cards, of course. And that his show was the first to fall in the house of cards. And. And yeah, so then this one in the interview with Tucker fought. Exactly. I believe five years later, it might be six. I don't know when he did the original one, but you know on the exact anniversary he's talking to Tucker about how he likes, how there's a. There's a thin line between reality and fiction that's rapidly disappearing.

[Top Lobster]

Oh, my God. You want to talk about telling us.

[David Lee Corbo]

What'S true, what's false, what's life, what's art, what's real, what's performance? I love it when these things intersect. Then it gets interesting. I agree, though. I do. He's right. He's not wrong. The problem is that he's fucking doing it.

[Top Lobster]

Yeah. I always tell people to focus on God, you know, strengthen your relationship with God, because that's the truth. There's a reason why they call Jesus Christ the way the truth and the life. But people go, but what? But it's fun. And I go, oh, yeah, don't get me wrong. It's so fun. It's. It's so well written, this script that we're. We're being subjected to. And it is the most fun, too. But it's like when you start to get caught in it and you believe that it's reality. Right. When you start picking sides in a Hegelian dialectic type of situation or whatever, when you get funneled into a false binary that they lie out for you, a right hand path versus left hand path kind of a situation, that's where you get up. But if you can stay above that, keep your head above those waters and. And dip in every once in a while, it is very fun. It's very fun. That is crazy, though.

[David Lee Corbo]

Do you want me to pull the thread back up, or what are we thinking?

[Drew Tang]

No, I think that's. I think that's good. On the spacey front, I've got a. I gotta go in here in a sec, but I guess there's a couple of things I wanted to add just to the. To harken back to the original subject with the Marvel stuff.

[David Lee Corbo]

Sure.

[Drew Tang]

One, we had Marvel. Jack Parsons was doing the ritual with L. Ron Hubbard. Scientology. Scientology's got to be the best example of how a cult, like even. Probably even more direct than, like, Freemasonry in terms of influencing the public. Because they're a cult that's focused on Hollywood and controlling actors like Tom Cruise, for instance. Tom Cruise was supposed to be Iron Man. He was the original pick for Iron man, but he's expensive, so. Yeah. So he was supposed to be Iron man. Watching his most recent movie, the Mission Impossible. It's about a cyber attack, an AI Cyber attack. So that's pretty clearly what's up next. And it. Those Two things like how, how the Marvel Civil War and the Purge Forever scenario that we're going into now merge. I'm pretty sure the cyber attack and the nuclear war leading into alien intervention, those are all going to be, you know, chained together and happen in pretty quick sequence. But yeah. And then I guess we talked about the Trump Captain America versus Iron man civil war. What that represents is, you know, nationalism versus globalism. And after Trump is done, then the musk transhumanist, technocratic globalism kind of empire takes over.

[Top Lobster]

Drew, can I go back to something for a second just to. You're talking about how what you think is going to happen is like a nuclear event and then alien intervention, which I agree with. And there's two things recently that happened that kind of put, you know, some, some sand in that bucket. And that is one, that lady on Tick Tock who's talking to that entity 7. Now the date has come and passed. It was supposed to be May 27, but the idea is that she's communicating with this thing through a Ouija board for like 15 years. And it's telling her that a nuclear event is happening. And if we can save ourselves from the nuclear event, then there's going to be some sort of, like, spiritual ascension, which probably involves aliens. Right. And the other thing is there was a woman in the Denver, Colorado airport report recently, I would say just before June. Right. So we're talking late May as well. And I was actually drawing a correlation between these two events because I wondered if they were talking about the same thing. She's on her knees, she's reading a script, she's talking about how they have weapons that we don't even understand yet. And what's coming is going to be worse than 9 11. And of course, of all places, that happens in Denver, Colorado, which is one of the most, like the highly, the most highly esoteric buildings, you know, on the face of the planet, certainly in the United States. And so I, I don't know if that was genuine. It felt like a scripted event to me, but I think it was worth taking note on. She was saying weapons that you don't even understand. And it's worse than 9 11, what's coming. So just wanted to throw that in there, but go on.

[Drew Tang]

Oh, that's a fun one. I haven't, I haven't tapped into that, that level of schizo community in a while. I gotta get off the crypto.

[Top Lobster]

I'll send you a couple of things. You might find them interesting. After the show, I'll Send them your way.

[Drew Tang]

Perfect. Well, that's. Yeah. Sounds interesting. It does sound. You know, it lines up with. With the leftover predictions. I still got left to mark off there, I guess just to go into what's going on right now with the LA riots just for. Because it's topical. I've been waiting for this based off of the purge predictive programming where basically Purge came out in 2012 13, literally right as BLM came out, which was like in the post 911 phase. Like, we had the 1992 Rodney King riots, of course, the late 70s, like Detroit race riots. We had been like relatively cool and calm. I remember in ninth grade, the teacher was like, raise your hand if you think racism is over. Of course, Obama had just been elected, whatever. So everybody, like there was very few people, which is a crazy dynamic. Could never happen now in a. In a high school classroom. But yeah, very few people thought that racism was still a thing, but they restarted it up with Obama in. I think it was Michael Brown or whatever the. Hands up, don't shoot Trayvon Martin. Oh, was that. Was that the first one?

[David Lee Corbo]

I think so.

[Top Lobster]

I think Trayvon Martin was.

[David Lee Corbo]

They just did. They just did something interesting together. They had like a sprite and Skittles as like a sacrament kind of as a mock communion to Trayvon Martin. I was like, they're just missing the watermelon, but, you know, he attacks the.

[Drew Tang]

Gas station attendant or whatever. Yeah, yeah, but. But, yeah. So anyways, they run that with Obama. They come out with the purge movies. Purge movies about wearing mask and there being periods of lawlessness. And ultimately all that really builds up to the pandemic riots. Those. That was like the BLM crescendo. And that's why it's gone now, because it's. That's the end of that story arc. So now they switch in. They're like, hey, kids, we know you all grew up during the pandemic and couldn't go to high school. And all you could do to go outside was to riot and steal. And they started do the. The teen takeovers and stuff. They don't even need martyrs anymore. Which again, shows that the BLM stuff is irrelevant, but the immigrant stuff is fresh. So I knew that was gonna be, you know, the next thing. And mainly what actually tipped me off first was the fact that the final purge movie called. I think it's the Purge Forever or Forever Purge, I forget how it goes, but it's. All the other movies up until that point all focused, like directly on blm, you know, direct White versus black themes. The final movie is the only one that focuses specifically on illegal immigrants in Texas and them rising up and taking over the ranches from the rich white ranchers.

[Top Lobster]

That reminds me of the guy who ended up shooting the illegal migrant in his home and then ended up catching a case and going to prison. That like 70 something year old man who owned property on the border there. So yeah, that checks out.

[Drew Tang]

Yeah, so. So that's what I was waiting for. And it was, I could tell that was tied into the Civil War. I think that's what they describe in that movie. Basically all the other movies, after one night, the purge sirens, you know, go off again to symbolize the end of it and everything goes back to normal in this movie for the first time. There's like four or five these movies. This is the first time that the siren goes off and people just keep purging so they don't, they just don't stop and it's just constant. So just like with BLM where they'd have, okay, one guy got martyred. You can riot for, for a couple of days here because of this. No, just very focused now. You've got illegal immigration. You can run this all day long. You don't even need, you don't need a martyr anymore. And everyone, especially Chicago, it's summer. They were literally doing team takeovers where they're just like all the kids that grew up in the pandemic. They said, hey, all we need is a Facebook group. You just say, hey, let's meet up at this gas station. We have 2,000 kids. We can take whatever we want. We can rob them. We can. You know, they love doing that. The fucking street takeover shit where they do the fucking little loopy loops and run kids over. There's a drunk driver, a mom drunk driving with their kids, doing donuts recently. But anyways, yeah, so that's, that's what's coming next. And in the movie it's like a decentralized civil war. And yeah, they kind of had. The Marvel Civil War thing was kind of like a gunshot, I guess, which is. I always wondered like what the connection was because even when I'd like try and look up through my own tweets for something Civil War related, I'd always get, when I was looking for one of them, I'd find my tweets about the other, like more geopolitical civil war versus the, you know, Marvel Civil War. And it's just hilarious that they, they used one to, to directly trigger the other.

[David Lee Corbo]

And they've Done it brilliantly. Like I've been saying for a couple years now, I'm from New York. And the way that they've put these people in New York, it's like I described it as a landmines. So where I used to live, they, they were putting them in the field before. Where I used to live there's like a. What's it called? Floyd Bennett Field. It's like basically an air base. They're putting them there, putting up tents and shit, putting them in hotels. But they're like, they're. They're sparse and they're kind of all over the place. They'll put. They'll put them in houses as well, like Section 8 houses. So it's just like they're here and they are waiting. And the crazy thing is people don't even really know the order. They don't know the trigger word. But once it's given, they. They activate. And it's. It's almost genius. But like, I've been. I've been looking at it for a long time. It's like that's a fucking bomb going off in a city that has been planted there for years and years now. And it's not just like the old immigrants. There's. There's a lot of old, old immigrants. Some of them have assimilated, some of them understand. These are just new. This new influx that is. It's going to be a problem, dude. It's gonna be a problem for a while. It's not gonna.

[Drew Tang]

Yeah, we haven't even seen. This is like the mild shit, like how they're keeping it Mexican themed. That's. Yeah, that's a hilarious style point that I didn't think they'd be bold enough to do. As I was saying for the last couple of years that the way you could figure out if somebody wasn't paying attention whatsoever to the immigration crisis is if they thought it was Mexicans there. I think there's. I'm pretty sure it was net negative people going from Mexico to the US like we were running like a deficit with that. Yeah, you got all kinds of other Venezuelans, Chinese, El Salvadorian. Yeah, Yep. El Salvadorian, Haitians. And yeah, like anybody who thought it was Mexicans, I'm like, that's a dead giveaway. You don't even know what the going on. But yeah, no, they, they just went for, for a convenient thing. And it also helps with the, with the optics to really get. It's just so trash optics and they can't turn it around. It's so funny.

[Top Lobster]

But people will still fall for it.

[Drew Tang]

Dude, bring out American flags, please. It's horrible optics. No, Fuck you. The only time they have them, they have them upside down. It's, you know, it's Chef's kiss. It's beautiful.

[Top Lobster]

Well, listen, Drew, we want to respect your time. I know you got to go. I think we did a great job here of fucking highlighting how pretty much everything that we think is happening has been not. Not. Not predicted for a long time, but engineered for a long time. And then the question that they had to answer is just which one of these outcomes seems the most viable? And they keep redirecting, adjusting their aim, and then moving towards that and funneling us towards it the entire time. It's been a. A long path. I think it's all spiritual because, you know, if you look back at how long it takes, no man will see the fruits of this labor. This is something else. This is a long game. And we are at what I think might be the. The. The end of it. Endgame. Right? Marvel endgame or Avengers endgame, if you will. But one more time for the people, Drew, before you get out of here, where can everybody find you?

[Drew Tang]

Yeah, at. @ Drew Tang Reborn on X. I think the next thread I'm gonna drop is like a. Just a straight predictive program and guide. Just a list of a fun movie list for you and your loved ones to watch at home. Just, like, subject by subject, probably starting with, like, 9, 11. And then going into pandemic stuff. You know, BLM pandemic stuff. Then, like, just showing you how they guided the population into pandemic. Depopulation aliens, and how they've already basically told you exactly what's going to happen. Transhumanism.

[Top Lobster]

Drew, is this book still available for people?

[Drew Tang]

I've got a. I got a few loose copies lying around. I got to do another print run. Really? But yeah. How'd you like it? You enjoy?

[Top Lobster]

Dude, I love it. It's like you can't open a page without finding something incredibly fascinating. I just went from. Looks like we had the. What did you call it? Kundalini Yoga on one thing, we've got a Hollow Earth theory On another page, there's so much stuff going on. You're breaking down Graham Hancock's work on this page. It's like. It's a fascinating range. It's kind of like this episode was where it's an overview of so many things that are relevant to the conversation, and I think it's actually great. It's. It's Almost like this little. It's a small book too, so it's great as reference material for some of the most schizo. But it all applies, and that's why I asked. I mean, if I imagine if you do have some copies, some people could probably DM you and see if you're willing to part with one of them.

[Drew Tang]

Yeah, yeah, just DM me and I'll. I'll hook you up if there's anyone that wants one. But yeah, that's. That's my favorite thing with the book is just, like, having it physical and having so many of those images and, like, diagrams and stuff that you've only ever seen on the Internet. Just being physical and like you said, just being able to open up to any page and, like, I'll be talking to people. Like, hold on, wait. I got the. I got the book right here. I'll show you the picture. There's. Dude, I mean, so much more powerful than pulling something up on the phone.

[Top Lobster]

I'm looking at Nikola Tesla right here. You've got stuff on Tesla. I turn a little bit. You've got mass coronal ejections on this page. You know, looks like we've got Antarctica and the exploration of Antarctica on this page. It's great, man. It's a. It's an awesome reference. Oh, my God. We've got Rothschilds and the elongated skulls of the nephilim and everything. I mean, crushing. It's a great book, and you can turn to any page and find something fascinating.

[David Lee Corbo]

They'll find this book 200 years from now and be like, what the fuck was going on?

[Drew Tang]

I scattered about 10 copies at the Tim Cass cast castle when I was.

[Top Lobster]

There, so I think Shane Cashman probably found them all.

[David Lee Corbo]

And, yeah, Tim. Tim didn't. Very sorry.

[Top Lobster]

Yeah, Tim didn't try to hide.

[Drew Tang]

I went out in Miami for drinks with Luke Radowski and Ian the. The hippie dude.

[Top Lobster]

Yeah, Crossland.

[Drew Tang]

Yeah. Ian was on shrooms. It was hilarious guy. That's so funny. He's a great time. What a. Very obviously great guys. I think Luke is probably my favorite person of all time. Guys are legend.

[Top Lobster]

I think if you put one of these books in Ian Crossland's hands, he would try to figure out a way to distill it and put it in a slow IV drip or something. He's that guy. You know what I mean? He's really bad. I love Ian Crossland. All right, man. Well, I appreciate your time, Drew. This is a banger of an episode, and I guess that's that's all we got, huh?

[Drew Tang]

Perfect. Yep. I'm satisfied.

[Top Lobster]

As am I. Top. Take us out of here, man.

[David Lee Corbo]

All right, man. Hopefully this episode doesn't get us banned like the last one. But that means it's a good one, guys. See you later. 4:30. Bye.

[Drew Tang]

The greatest hypnotist on planet Earth is.

[Top Lobster]

A oblong box in the corner of the room.

[Drew Tang]

It is constantly telling us what to believe is real. You can persuade this what they see with their eyes is what there is to see on, because they'll in the face of an explanation that portrays the bigger picture of what's happening, and they have.