Nephilim Death Squad – Episode: "Are UFOs Time Travelers?" w/ Doenut

Date: November 7, 2025
Host: TopLobsta Productions (Top Lobsta & Raven)
Guest: Donut (D O E N U T, aka Dipsy Hustle)
Theme: Exploring conspiracy theory culture—especially UFOs, time travel, and historical psy-ops—through a biblical and philosophical lens, with digressions into media, propaganda, and the importance of humor.

Episode Overview

In this playful yet probing episode, Raven and Top Lobsta welcome the ever-eclectic Donut (a.k.a. Dipsy Hustle, in full Teletubby regalia) for a wide-ranging discussion. The trio examines the nature of UFO phenomena—exploring theories that blend time travel, biblical prophecy, and media manipulation. They question if aliens are actually us, traveling from another era, and unpack the ways Hollywood and pop culture seed and shape our expectations about "the phenomenon." Along the way, the conversation weaves through philosophy, trauma-based mind control, propaganda, faith, and the powerful antidote that is humor.

Key Discussion Points & Insights

1. Guest Introduction & UFO Obsession (03:20–05:16)

• Donut is greeted warmly (“Happy Birthday!”) and plugs his simple online presence (“D O E N U T. That’s it.”).
• Donut’s current interest: Time-traveling Nordic aliens, inspired by the book Closer Encounters by Ereza Giorgiani.
• “Dude, this is crazy! Time traveling, Nordic aliens, right? Master race from outer space kind of stuff... flying around there, time traveling.” — Donut [06:54]

2. UAPs & Governmental Language Games (07:00–11:01)

• Examining the term "UAP" (Unidentified Anomalous Phenomena) replacing "UFO."
• The hosts question the agenda: Is it about redefining the phenomenon by omitting abduction stories (“by omission of the fourth kind,” Donut suggests)?
• Connections between the Rockefeller family, the Clintons, and the “Alien Psyop” are discussed.
• Early reported UFO-related shutdowns of nuclear missile sites (Malmstrom incident, 1967).

3. Aliens as Time-Traveling Humans and Hollywood's Influence (14:18–20:17)

• Donut proposes: “A lot of people subscribe to this ideology that what we would interpret as different species of aliens are actually just our own species from different time eras.”
• Examples from pop culture (Dude, Where’s My Car?, Idiocracy) are dissected as vehicles for time-travel/alien tropes—possibly programming or trivializing deeper truths.
• “Do you think it’s meant, like, to muddy the waters?” — Raven
  “I don’t think it’s there to muddy the waters... Because it’s connected the dots for me as, you know, a Teletubby.” — Donut [19:15]

4. Abductees, Raelian Cults, and the Seed War (24:29–34:38)

• Focus on hybridization: Why are abduction stories always so fixated on sexual experimentation?
• Discussion of the Raelian movement—mixing Elohim (biblical divine/demonic entities), cloning, and sexuality. Kanye West’s controversial Raelian tweet is referenced.
• The biblical “Seed War” (Genesis 3:15) is unpacked, connecting nephilim, modern abduction lore, and hybridization as a recurring, ancient pattern.

5. Frequency, Parasitic Entities, and the Power of Ritual (37:16–47:59)

• The trio breaks down recent media (Weapons, White Noise) as revelatory and encoded with occult symbolism (numerology, voodoo rituals, parasitism, frequency warfare).
• Notable: “Parasites” and frequency, as well as recurring numbers (esp. 217 and 1948), are interpreted as symbolic signals or programming.
• “So just kind of fun. I’m gonna wait...” — Donut on the endless rabbit holes [18:35]

6. Synchronization, Manipulation, and Propaganda (54:37–60:42)

• How "revelation of the method" occurs: Parallelisms between movie plots and real-world events (e.g., White Noise and the real East Palestine train derailment).
• “I think what is going on is not only the movies telling us it, the books, but even... food products... everywhere.” — Donut [54:37]
• Mountain Dew’s trademark is revealed to be from 1948 (“What the... All right. See what I mean?” — Top Lobsta [59:58])

7. Psychological Warfare & The Power of Humor (62:07–76:28)

• Discussion of how propaganda and controversy (especially via social media) are designed to keep the public polarized and on-edge.
• The importance of rhythm, music, and emotional state in both programming and breaking free: “Comedy does the same thing [as a bell against a demon]—because it’s probably the same frequency... Comedy is stepping back from that. That’s why it’s so genius, and that’s why you have to have that high intelligence to even be on that spectrum.” — Donut [87:48]

8. Faith, Attitude, and Choosing Joy (80:32–95:23)

• The crew emphasizes self-determination over emotional and spiritual state—regardless of larger manipulations.
• “Ultimately, I can’t see around the corner. So whatever your plan is, so... once you do that, it’s like, what the hell are you gonna be afraid of, bro?” — Raven [95:23]
• Donut opens up about his recovery journey and how faith, courage, and attitude have been essential: “Courage is like, you’re scared, but you still do it anyway.” [82:47]

9. Building Community, Staying Positive, and Entwining Faith with Action (96:49–100:23)

• The hosts and Donut reflect on the importance of collaboration, supporting fellow content creators, and the necessity of maintaining joy and camaraderie in an often bleakly conspiratorial landscape.
• “That fear, it’s also addicting. So a lot of people go to their favorite content creator just to be afraid... we don’t do that here.” — Raven [94:05]
• “Man plans, God laughs.” — Donut on divine oversight [92:53]

Notable Quotes & Memorable Moments

• On Time-Traveling Aliens:
  “Time traveling, Nordic aliens, right? Master race from outer space kind of stuff... these Nordic aliens been doing this since the 1850s... That’s sort of where my mind is at.” — Donut [06:54]

• On Abductions & Hybridization:
  “These damn aliens. Right. Which are just Nordic human ancestry. They're doing a ton of the experiments sexually with the abductees. In all the cases.” — Donut [24:29]

• On Memetic Manipulation:
  “We're being subjected to the most sophisticated propaganda machine in the history of humanity... every once in a while, I get, like, a reality check. About just how sophisticated that propaganda machine is.” — Raven [57:28]

• On Hollywood, Comedy, and Disarming Propaganda:
  “Comedy does the same thing [as bells in folklore]... it creates a state of disassociation... If an opponent is like throwing something at you to be like blap with something funny, it just changes everything energetically.” — Donut [73:40]

• On Breaking Free, Faith, and Responsibility:
  “There’s that aspect which gets removed. And so there’s All. There’s also that as well... man plans, God laughs.” — Donut [92:53]

Selected Timestamps for Important Segments

• Donut’s UFO & “Nordic alien” time travel introduction: 06:54
• Abduction language & “seed war”/bloodlines: 31:34–34:38
• Hollywood’s psyop and subliminals in media: 19:15, 41:38, 54:37
• White Noise & predictive programming: 51:28–54:37
• On the emotional/psychological impact of memes & algorithms: 62:07–65:11
• Choosing attitude and “feeding the happy wolf”: 80:32–84:53
• Man plans, God laughs—on faith & surrender: 92:53–93:20

Final Thoughts & Takeaways

Faith and Perspective as Shields:
The group ultimately argues that, while the world is filled with manipulation—through media, language, and spiritual psy-ops—faith, humor, and conscious attitude are powerful antidotes.
Community Over Isolation:
They warn against “black pilling”; the psychological burden of constant negative revelations. Instead, they embrace building supportive relationships and creating together. Don’t Underestimate the Power of Laughter:
Humor isn’t just a coping mechanism—it’s a subtle form of resistance, a way to reframe the programming and avoid spiritual and psychological traps.

Where to Find Donut

• Patreon & YouTube: D O E N U T (no other specifications)
• Recommended: His “UFO documentary of the Akashic Files,” time-traveling research, and Illuminati comics (especially with Paranoid American).

Closing Vibe:
A conspiracy roundtable that’s as playful and hopeful as it is thought-provoking, reminding listeners to stay vigilant yet joyful, always questioning, and never allowing fear to rule the mind or soul.

“Absolutely.” — Donut, asked if he’s still having fun [103:33]