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and we are joined, as always with our super producer, Alexis tombstone Jack said that's a nickname, we're all quite taken with today, but it may change in the future. Let us know your suggestions, most importantly, you are you you are here, and that makes this stuff. They don't want you to know in a way. This is our request, green list here, mail segments that we're doing every week as we are recording this. It is July Twenty seventh, this is the part of the show. Where we put our money where our mouth is from the very early days of Youtube, Matt and I always said and emphasise that you specifically, you are the best part of this show. So let's put some action behind that idea here, we go we're going to hear from you specifically you guys just wanna color. I don't know if you guys

I've seen or read or heard about. The rumours of Amsterdam, a law during this Europe of ours outbreak covered nineteen I just wanna say to somebody who used to work when just takes in the army that The military who does have the manpower to actually stood a nationwide martial law. The fact spreading around. It is very disturbing honestly and in cases where the National Guard, or the army need to be activated or any other branch. For that matter need to be active. To set up in a moment, hospitals or help to distribute food provide any other relief work. They might run into situations where, in a local populations who are misinformed, wider there might try to fight off the people, trying

come and help them, or maybe I'm completely misinformed you guys. Are you just keep up your work, taking mile? Ok, we'll! Thank you. For calling in. First of all, I want to say that this call came in in April of this year, so several months ago, when There were a lot of rumours floating around social media and the internet at large about Marshall lobbying and stated due to the quarantine that was in place, the kind of not initial but the early quarantine, and losses to the current a virus and covered nineteen and outbreak. Yet so you, you have taken kind of put everything that was just stated in that context and in that context, You can imagine how I think even spoke about it a few times in our episodes on corona virus, how their it feels like. There's this potential with all of this, because it

feeling so unprecedented at the time to be in a quarantine specially in the union it states, or at least within the United States. It fell like something that never happened, and it felt so different. The economy was in a pretty steep, line there was so much uncertainty. I think early and especially then in April that there is a general sense that per head the military or someone will need to come through an do some kind of damage control by way of security forces, but it also felt like that would be something that would not be welcomed. Or we would be excited at all. About will not only though, coloreds implying that it wouldn't be feasible based on the powers of the presidency, perhaps or also just on the logistics of getting this done in a wide scale. Thing

finishing until you said the context of this timing, wise Matt, I assume the collar was referring to exactly we're seeing happening right now. Or Portland Oregon and who has been promised to and soon in places like Chicago and Albuquerque with there was another place there was listed, as has the potential site where the administration wanted to send some of these federal forces order to withdraw their they're, calling it SAM tap down widespread criminal, and re, introduce the equal and quote rule of law. I see exactly what you're saying, no, because I think it's a perfect way to talk about it right now, looking some of the video that's coming out of Portland right now, where there are federal agents, now they are operating in in place of the Portland Police Department,

or some other local force, even the National Guard. That's not what we're looking at here Portland right now in what is it of July twenty twenty we're looking at border patrol agents, at least that I may be, would use the word allegedly who was out there because that's the way it's been discussed, you know by by the federal government by the administration that these would be. Officers going out. There are the, I guess, not the soldiers that are being deployed there with the explicit purpose to protect. Federal buildings in each is very odd because it comes a week Really all of this right now talking about a week after there were reports of soldier essentially or unmarked officer, of some sort or another in camouflage taking protests into unmarked vehicles in guarding them away somewhere in you,

when you're discussing fears of martial law, that type of action of ducks a civilian essentially with knowing what's occurring to that citizen either by that citizen words their friends or family, or surrounding people just not What can happen to them after the ring of doktor debt is nightmare scenario, territory, at least for me. So I pretty this call immensely and believe for a fellow listers. One thing that is important for us to do whenever we talk about martial law is to define its and bust some myths that are widely propagated, both online and in print and terrestrial journalism. First things: first, the imposition of martial law who said this on previous episodes for years. The imposition of martial law is the idea that military forces will take over the EU

thirty and functions of civilian government. This is not unique to the? U S. This has happened in plenty of other countries. Park, Assad, tie, lend our pals over at house of works have a great article on this butts. Martial law has never in the history of the. U S, been imposed on a nation wide basis and your point collar. A part of that is a horde constraint on people power and on resources. More was technically allowed by the: U S constitution, but most constitutional experts, say that federal law will bar the military from seizing authority over a area inside you s borders, except for extreme instances, and this is what has a lot of people worried, because extreme instances include something like a rebellion against federal rule a situation in which local and state rule breaks down

meaning your municipal, our Citys. Government is unable to uphold rule of law scary times, but what's what's important here is that people who are worried about the frankly fascist tactic of federally since without accountability. Detaining people in unmarked vans, but part of the worry here is the idea that the current government at a federal level could be creating the problem that they later purport to solve by pushing in existing situation into becoming a situation where the federal government can say with a straight face. There is a rebellion right to your point, Matt about federal agents, officially being there just to protect federal buildings. I so I think there are a lot of misconceptions

a lot has happened here in regions in cities. You know what I mean and it's not your point. All is not always a situation where there are bunches storm, troopers, moving down women and children, their hospitals right. There are other municipal services that martial law can do but interest early enough for anyone who feels like this is politically divisive. You might be entreated to note that among the people saying it's against american law to have martial law. Are people like doves Zack him who is the former under Secretary of defence, under way for it, George, W Bush, so people on both sides of the isle? You know when you look at the facts the very very against the idea of nation wide martial law. Part of it is because it's a terrible indicator of a political situation domestically in another part, is, as you said, a resource,

question what also someone they were used to seeing National Guard command when people need help like say a natural disaster, like you know, hurricane Trina or the idea of sending in the troops or you now doctors or make shift medical care facilities to help people who are desperately in need its hard sell to say that that's what's going on right now, it feels like a bit more of a stretch to say Ok, people need help, therefore, sending in you know these and identified troops and militaristic type forces to court and quote help people by shoving them into vans anyone. You know we ve seen examples during a lot of these protests, where there are folks out their supplying free water and medical care for folks that are out there protesting and seeing some of these military forces

actually trashing said set ups in order, there ve been lots of video circulating and I mean in you know many of these certainly could be looked at as isolated incidents, but I saw very shocking one where some of these riot police in National guard type folks were. Absolutely stopping all over bottled water is a medical packets, and do you know, he's trashing these tents that folks, who were peacefully sitting there, were there to help people if they needed medical attention so it seems like we were seeing- is kind of the opposite of what this was intended for. But that's just due to my eyes. Will you know in this specific case, and were discussing in Portland right now in July, twenty twenty de explicit purpose of the deployment of those boys, patrol agents that are there in the city is to protect that federal court house just at the centre of one of the main areas where the demonstrations are occurring right and

it is, and it is not aid it is to provide security forces with a militarized group, prayed a militarized teen. Essentially your team then it is a appears to be a risk, France, has been you're, saying too, the the protesting that is it ring and on a nation wide scale we require. This on Monday July, twenty seventh and as a last Thursday the administration that sitting executive stated There were seventy five thousand federal officers, they were ready to go, and the quote here from Guardian is we'll go into all of the city's any of the city's we're ready. So, there's an interest in point here. I want to rely heavily on facts in these kind of conversations, because there are a lot of people who are scared, rightly terrified, so the posse Comets hottest act,

prevention on previous episodes. Long time listeners this will be familiar to. You is a statute in the? U S from eighteen. Seventy eight and long story short or tell D Ars, we said, read it it in most instances bars military forces from being used in law enforcement activities. One thing it's very important here is that, legally speaking, the just come storm troopers for funds, the federal forces that are involved in these protests in uprisings are not themselves military, because posse comitatus means that the US military and they can't be a police force. It's something that a bunch of people, the, U Dot, S, Pike, wrote down and agreed on, and that's been the case since one thousand eight hundred and seventy eight. So you have to be careful when people from various spheres are

arguing that there is an army happening there. There is militarization of police and that's been going on for a long long time. I end in. There is also this idea of the rule. The National Guard plays- which I think you make a very good point with this- means that many of the people who are talking about the idea of nationwide martial law. Like the same time the year when people worried about FEMA taking over or worried about Jade Helm, this hinge he's on a misconception by, as I mentioned in previous episodes, the problem with rule of law is that if the people in power the well I'd like to see people responsible to the public, that's really what If the people responsible to the public are not obeying the laws, then those are rules for a game that were no longer play so

I don't know, there's so much misinformation. Marshall lines have been a thought, terminating cliche, because a lot of people who talk about it don't understand what the real life deployment of it is their course. This just apply the? U S! If you are listening in another country, your individual mileage may bury sower. Definitely you do you continue keep your eye on this We were just urge as you say been. Caution when you're reading a social media post about this, or even as we are reading here from the guardian, if you're reading any reporting on this just be cautious that someone is in trying to make you feel one way or another about it and stick hard to the facts. But we you see federal agents. You know in your city. Let us know and let us know what they're doing I guess cause. I think He would probably trust something

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of a very peculiar type of of hygiene ritual. I am, I just finished listening tier of the sword on the nuclear incidents that was released. I think in may suit. Crystal little under a month ago, I asked the Santa Susanna field. Experiment cover up his name at the other side and adjust reminded me of the silk, would issue, and I use was insured united them an episode on that. So I was wondering if you haven't, if you'd be interested, I mean everybody noticed the like something gross happens. You or you know whatever you say I need to take a silk with shower, ends, I think a lot of people would be interested to know the origin of that anyway. Oh my name's Victoria thanks, but you know I was not personally familiar with this term, nor Was I particularly familiar with the story behind the term we're gonna get into bed but abandoned Matt. You sort of hit me the fact that,

either you two or possibly me, and I have just completely spaces. Out of my memory have in fact discussed the story of Karen silk with who who was a laboratory analysed at a very important plutonium plant in the nineteen Seventys in Oklahoma? Miss Silk wood was a pretty well known, whistle blower, who had some real issues with some of the safety measures that were in place at this. This particular lab that was known as the Cur Magee corporations, oil and nuclear complex in Oklahoma City and the silkworm died under me. Serious circumstances when her Honda Hatch back, ran off the road and in you a ravine, while she is on her way to do

very whistle blower ii type interview with a rapporteur for the New York Times guys. Did we do a full episodes on the silkworm incident or was something we may be discussed in relation to some other whistleblower type cases. We know actually looking back through. We have not to my knowledge, fully covered Karen silk would, but I know we have researched it and we discussed it before had people right into us previously to ask us to make this story that I think is can be worth our time. There is a movie called silk would by the way that you can watch from nineteen eighty three. If anyone is interested yet more info through your eyes and ears. I guess her horizon due to budget reading starring share as well by the way, is through care, so good story really interesting, because she kind of changed her life because of her

leaf in nuclear energy in the early seventies? She she was a homemaker housewife is with this article and rolling stone, describes her as from nineteen. Seventy seven Karen silk with the case of the activists death by, Howard cone. You can find that on the archives really great Reed, she divorced her huh. Move to Oklahoma City and a really wanted to get a job with this curve Magee Corporation facility, because this was a company that was on the cutting edge of using plutonium for nuclear reactions to create no power. This is a big deal at the time. Was lacking, referred to as like the age of Adam, and it was later than we were talking about the Santa Susanna LAB and all of that, but this is definitely like. They had been using uranium, but Kerr Magee Corporation was on the cutting edge of making that move towards plutonium B.

It was more efficient, even though it was also more dangerous then uranium and also more rare, invaluable and there's a whole bunch of stuff wrapped up in this company Robert Kerr who's, the FAO, There was actually the governor of Oklahoma and he ran for President as a Democrat, nineteen. Fifty two, and I was one of the most powerful human beings in the Senate at the time of his death. But essentially, silk would got the job because of her belief in this technology and very quickly became kind, an outspoken advocate of safety and had some real problems? some of the conditions in this facility and was very outspoken about it and was vital to join the oil, chemical and Atomic Workers International Union, the Steering committee she actually was elected and was asked to work, cover, so she would do no work late hours in the lab and using

those things easy movies allow or if the gloves that go inside the box and that's how they would make these pellets of uranium sharply rather go into the rods and she would monitor her own levels of radiation and monitor the the amounts radiation, that you receive based on different conditions and needs a lot more to it than that. But the point is she We believe that she was actually targeted because of her outspokenness in her kind of you now being a bit of it a pill as far as management is concerned in raising some of these alarms, and she believed that she was purposefully contaminated with rage nation and there's a lot more to the story again. The film is is it gives a great place to start, and I do think we should go into a deeper time on this topic, but the idea of a silk would shower is sort of a term that has carried on as a result.

Of this. If this idea of a shower that you'd never really long hot shower to decontaminate yourself from like being set up, already wherever one smoking cigarettes. Sir, a camp fire, like, really smelly foods, or something- and it's just- I was unaware of the term. It's interesting. How this is kind The thing that the collar remembered as opposed to the story itself. You advocate we. I greatly appreciate this call and one of my way one of my favorite, quotes from what you told us find your fellow conspiracy. Realist is when you said everyone's heard, the termed silk would shower. I think a lot of people may have not heard that term was it familiar. Do you guys met and no need, never heard it? I believe heard it in passing that I wasn't sure I was never sure if it was referring to the death essentially house you

found in her vehicle and it looks you have been a car accident, basically brought on by being drowsy from coils and cannabis Maybe that was the reference but yeah, it makes more sense in when it goes back. To what she was. What she realized was happening, and the need to get clean or to feel clean. The who scenario there of how she died is, I think, may be worth tension in some time. That's right, there's a whole thing with the autopsy and finding the levels of radiation that were present in her blood when she was examined, but also there was, Even a former police officer by the name of a pipkin who was a former cop from Albuquerque who now at this time She lived in motor vehicle accidents and he analyze the scene it evidently and decided that there was a fresh d

on the rear, bumper of of silk woods, Honda, and that was inconsistent with the report that indicated that she had just fallen asleep and drifted off the road. He thought it was more like a hidden run that could have. And premeditated and again she she was on the way to an interview with a New York Times reporter to share a dossier that she had been assembling about. You know all all of these. These conditions that she felt were unsafe and and beyond. There is evidence that that material was somehow kind of sing from the same once the vehicle was impounded beyond there's another note here that she received threatening phone calls just before She was a vulgar that accident, so I know they're theirs. LISA stuff Goin on here, that's gonna, be worth our time and by the way, there's a previous take of this

conversation, they re. Now, where I was talking about the China Syndrome Movie, I believe from- It is an hour we just want to point out. I wasn't incorrect, nor very is a death scene where he was oh blower is killed in the China Syndrome and it is supposed be based on the fear version of care and silk woods death got it. That's what I was thinking. My makes perfect sense. Yes, we got to do movies on the less I had actually haven't, seen either chocolate or the China Syndrome, and I think that gray homework and would he say fellows? Maybe we do a deeper dive episode on this whole story. Sure thing agree great

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and we're back, there's one more fascinating call from your fellow conspiracy realist who identifies themselves as agent K. Here's what you had to say agent high calling for mad. Then no and Mister CALL Jack, and I call on Mr Paul jackets because I've never heard his voice if you like, I don't know what's, in which case I should judge them. As MR I'm calling you I just lo TAN idea for an episode topic, and that is Humanity be under the influence of some sort of intelligent brain parasites, that is influencing behaviors and our emotions. My agent gay hand, I'd like to see an ominous anonymous.

Taking monthly thanks so much for calling Kay you have whether by intention, design or happy accident stumbled onto of my favorite, big dilemmas of being a quota living thing, and that is this one of the dirtiest secrets the humans basically it no one has a definition of intelligence that everyone agrees with. Our viruses intel it we haven't even figured out how to measure intelligent, across all living things we haven't even figured out is viruses qualify as living things themselves I've anyone who is a long time listener. Of course I hope Phelim can. Yours, you realize that toxic Plasma Moses popped in Europe, add as soon as you heard, the idea of human beings being

controlled by an intelligent brain parasite. Toxic plasma is something that you can get from cats and there is solid, Evan it's that it will change your behaviour as a human being were You can track this so talks old plants, Mousses Gandhi can allegedly this pre solid evidence that it can alter human behavior. But the big question is: to what degree can it alter behavior? I it's been blamed for everything from making people more prone to put on hold mental illness, including schizophrenia to making people more impulsive. There's been a time of research behind this going back and forth Euro. I any argument, but in an earlier video mad at you- and I did- we talked a lot about different mind controlling

error sites in mammals and then in sex, especially the these specifically adapted once they get particular species of insect and force them into behaviors meant to propagate the life of that virus without bacteria or that that parasite if we did real life pod people, something like that is correct yeah we were the one that I remember the most, and maybe this is different for each, for you guys is the one called court accepts the makes ants in zombies. I think it's a fire subs unilateralism and it's a fungus dead of that gets into ants pretty easily and ends up growing through their body and forces there. To change their behaviour, to the extent that they go out to a very high place. Stand like that

get very statue like and then the fungus proceeds to grow out of their head and creates more spores to get more creatures, and just repeat, then: this fourth burst tat. There is also the cool parasite that becomes the town of certain types of marine animals, and then there is also the the eye eating thing for snails. I believe that the question is especially for time out: a viral parasite is intelligent. What depends on how you measure intelligence? Just like the earlier conversation that pleased all the the huge population of murmured colleges in the audience is zero. Are our answer. The most successful species or a is a virus. One of the most intelligent living things the virus only does it do things what it does the very well and has a plan. A very specific plan

adapt to their environment, they change themselves in order to survive. They do things that even experts do not expect. I mean viruses can improvise and improvisation is a tremendous mark of intelligence well and if anyone played the incredible game. Last of us such there's, a sequel out to now supposed to be ah heartbreaker and is fantastic. The the zombie apocalypse and that game was brought on by something referred who, in the game as quarter saps brain infection. Were the way, those zombies look. They have kind of these weird coral like protrusions coming out of their faces in their heads, and that is sort of what its based on this is not something, thankfully, that as the humans are susceptible to what you are talking about man then, with

ants and in those things that grow out of their heads? But it's it's an interesting creative use of some very bizarre and safe. I, like in the animal kingdom so the question here then no, if we are under the control of some kind of brain parasite, what behave Are we doing? That would be as a result of the parasite. So that's interesting question that if we take the case of toxic plans Gandhi. What we see is this condition toxic class Moses effects However, I living things. A infection viral fungal. What have you bacterial ease is going to seek to change behaviour of a host such that it is cyst in the propagation of that parasitic lifeforms. While I looks very space ag side by and terrifying at times I or

partly fascinating. It's completely understandable. It's it's. A plot was for the host, but its by the book for for the parasite soap. One great example: the human stuff is still controversy because as a species were very self centered which, oddly enough really really, messrs with our research into humans, for a number of reasons. There won't go into in today's episode, soliciting example of another living thing. That's affected by Tee Gandhi. Rats infected with this parasite behave very differently than rats or uninfected, if you imagine, if you're a rat not in the game, you're mafia sense. Imagine if you were a small mammal rats got it. Double cross her understand, usually right. You're gonna, be terrified of predators like cats,

or other omnivores mid size, mammals giants to you. But if you are an effective with Tee Gandhi, your behavior changes you or sexually, aroused by the smell of cats, and you approached the minute amorous manner. This is real. This is a conspiracy that this infection gives to rats and then, of course, the cat kills you eat. You both probably pictures you first because it's a cat and then boom de Gondi is hacked the cat system and then the cat excrete Euro, its feces right. Life Euro Circle of life to the Elton John Song It's all happening again. The very ugly way. So the question is not hang: can these infections alter

behavior human behaviour, the behaviour of other living things. The question is what else out there? What else do we have to discover? How long do we have before something else of olives? look I mean that not to get to alarm, MR girl, you know cipher about it, but even It is not virus. We know that viruses can evolve. To do things. Different them than they have done in the past, and you know you got knock would that we have. I've seen a accorded saps type virus that does a jump from stay humans or or a version of tea, Andy that, like say, makes us jump out in front of buses or something you know I mean by who knows given enough time lie what these crazy viruses will do so again to quit things fascinating thing with quarters. Epps, I'm just reading back through this there's an Atlantic arc,

or from twenty seven team, starting about Cordis ups in particular, and one of the most fascinating things about this fungus, because it is a fungus that you know begins as a single sky and then a colony begins in it grows through the body and it seems to work together As one thing a super organism, it is to control the body of that at without getting fungal cells into the brain of the ant whatsoever. It actually specifically stays away from the brain That to me is mind: boggling did that could be true that the control I wouldn't be at the place where the neurons get Acta arena where the decisions are made right, it would seem as the brain would be the place where all of all of the change

behavior occurs, but this appears to occur and several other species in parasitic animal or a parasitic organisms that attack other organisms. That's me: that's one right number, two and I'm go full Sci FI with this. No, no ops here. What if the parasitic organism is some kind of a were advanced ay, I that has yet to be born is being born right now that is manipulating us all to do we're doing right now, sitting in front of a computer talking in you mechanized, I that is lost, to us, as we do to each other from long distances. I'll go out. Euro Elsie, I'll raise you I'll go further, because one thing that I this is. This is really,

did in my mind to the idea of defining intelligence. We also don't do the best job at defining life or sentience. Think of the idea of me, which is just a unit of an idea right, is an idea alive. We know that, for instance, people can be infected with ideology. Let me walk this comparison out a little bit. It can change people's behaviour often in a way that is deleterious to their biological imperative, which is only to survive long enough to reproduce. What I'm saying is you artificial intelligence? or a parasite fungal bacterial viral were an idea. Could an idea be a life form some our century? It smells sapient of its own.

Without a corporal form other than the brains in which it resides and if it resides in those brains right, then that makes the brain very much a host to something possibly parasitic. It's like that's how far I'm going out with man, you know, but also the idea of other a lie that surround exists: cognitive leave Linear your time that is creating it Bethlehem, the slouch toward a euro that that's fascinating to but yeah. I love the idea, or I am fascinated and horrified by the idea that the mind controlling parasites- we're talking about here, agent, Kay might not just be you know the garden variety, meat and potatoes bacteria virus fungus. Maybe it's maybe something completely non physical

do we not say it so many periods throughout human civilization. It is the Euro dolce at the core of mass pro Patricia Morey is sweet and noble to die for one's country, that's directly against the biological imperative. Dying for ideas, ideas are controlling us, the same way that quarter steps will control in it and I de. I can be wrong, you know, or it can be one that does not fundamentally serve us as a people. If we go down the wrong path and belief, the wrong individuals in power. There are, let's say, cult leaders, for example at say, a suicide colt, that's mimetic. Viral idea that people are infected with the then decide. It's a good idea to die for that person's. I any Jonestown or, like the Heavens, gate culture however, those are all things that are fundamentally opposed to our are by a lot go imperative right here

order, something as simple as you can't see it, but in my mind, holding up a one dollar bill. Just the viral thought that this is the most important thing that you can do in and strive for and do whatever it takes to make more of these to have these My question for you is now: what's it going to take for me to get that dollar bill the you're holding well? Well, it's pretty deliver me a pizza, and I will give it to you as part of your tip because I really want some pizza Irena Police Data have sort of a tombstone typing come back to relax super produced. Potential, new, nickname and so thing You anonymous. Thank you Victoria. Thank you agent key and thank you to everyone listening you specifically you fellow conspiracy, realist. Would you like to take a page your fellow listers or a phone number Your fellow listeners good email address? We

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