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Hello, I'm Charles Manute and

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this is a UK Column interview

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for which there will be notes

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and links posted at ukcolumn.org. I

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have with me Jason Christoff,

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who is a mind control

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expert in terms of his

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knowledge and in particular behaviour

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modification and indeed how to

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combat the idea or

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indeed the issue of self-sabotage.

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Jason, you're very welcome

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to UK Column. Thank you very

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much indeed for joining me. And

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what I would like to do is to set

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the scene and by way

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of getting into your background and

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how it is you came to be doing

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what you're doing, please

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start with a description of

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what exactly it is that

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you mean by mind control

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and how your personal journey

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has brought you to the place you are

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now in. Well,

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Charles, I used to be

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a high-end exercise and nutrition

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coach and I would

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charge a lot of money. I would find a lot

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of people I was training were very

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intimidated and would turn away from

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their goals when we got close.

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So that would get paid thousands of

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dollars and say someone needed to lose

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30 pounds, they'd lose 10

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and they'd scurry away like they were

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afraid to accomplish their goal. So I

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phoned my school back and I said,

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something's wrong here I'm not getting the

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results I'm looking for. They

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said, well, these people are under various forms

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of mind control. And I said, well, which

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makes them afraid to accomplish their goals. And I

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said, well, why did you teach me that when

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I was at the school? They said you just

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missed a couple extra levels, but we can send

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you some extra books. So

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they sent me some extra reading material

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on mind control. And I started

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using it on my clients. It

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was the only thing that worked and it worked so

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well I put myself out of business. So

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I started doing it online and

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getting some great results. I got

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so busy that I had to

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open sort of an international overcoming

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self-sabotage psychological manipulation school

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to teach medical doctors,

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chiropractors, other coaches, and

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even members of the general public how

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to use this to improve the lives

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of their patients. So I've

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been doing this research now for about

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15 years and I've been getting

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asked, I do about 250 interviews a year now. I

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just spoke at the US Senate

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on mind control and brainwashing. I

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spoke at the Romanian Palace of the Parliament

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in November on the same topics and I

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also spoke at the EU Parliament. So

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the hot topic now Charles, as

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you know, simply because so much

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psychological manipulation, brainwashing

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propaganda and mind control is being

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hurled at the public during

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the COVID operation. So it's become

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a very hot topic and I

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sort of make it complex issues

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very easy to understand for the

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general public. Excellent

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introduction. Thank you very much for that Jason.

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So let's go a

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bit further into what is meant by

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mind control, where it comes from, the

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history of it, and who

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is conducting it, how and

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why. Those are a

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lot of questions, but basically the human

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system, we all have this system as

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standard equipment on the human body.

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We do have this operation

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called the subconscious. Now this is

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where mind control begins. What happens

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is that subconscious is

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there to protect us, is there to make us safe,

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is there to make us secure. And

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it looks through our eyes, listens

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through our ears and it's really

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obsessed with repetitive content Charles and

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it's obsessed with repetitive content. because

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it assumes that the repetitive content of

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your environment reflects what the bigger herd

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is saying, thinking or doing. If

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you mimic or mirror emulate and

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copy that, you're safer. So

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this process goes on all the time

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where this invisible

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unconscious assessment system

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is looking out

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into the environment, looking for the most

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repetitive content and then forcing you to

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act it out outside your conscious awareness.

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There aren't invisible systems in your body

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that protect you, like a caught healing,

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you are not involved, you

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can't get involved with the caught healing,

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you can't accelerate it, you can't slow

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it down, you're not in control. This

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is another invisible system, it runs

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in the background, it's going on

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24 hours a

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day, you're not aware of it. So

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basically, the repetitive content

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of our environment is

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what dictates our behavior,

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93 to 97% of our behavior during

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the day is based on

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these repetitive programs that run in the

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background and the average person knows really

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nothing about them, not because they're ignorant

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because they're not taught about them. Now

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many thousands of years ago, they

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started to notice that the environment

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really dictated the behavior of the

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human being and they started sort

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of manipulating, experimenting with this and

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this all sort of all this

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knowledge that I'm talking about accumulated

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in this country. Now this

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might sound odd but anybody

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can Google this themselves is

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that there was a country by the

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name of media, people can believe it.

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This is where we get our

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word media from today. So

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it's about a 2000 year

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old country, it used

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to occupy the same land as

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Iran or Azerbaijan today and this

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started to accumulate this knowledge

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and then also. teach it

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to leaders, kings and queens

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of the Mediterranean, doubling

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them various modalities

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and the

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repetitive content of what someone sees

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and hears isn't the only way

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you can mind control or, you

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know, hijack what's called the subconscious

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mind pathway. There's various other

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modalities. So they package this almost

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like it's a university course, started

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bringing in kings and queens from

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the Mediterranean, and teaching them the

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fine mode of mind control, behavior

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modification, psychological manipulation. And this is

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where we get the various secret

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societies today that the secrets that

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these societies hold,

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hold close to their chest

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today has a lot to do

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with these modalities of psychological manipulation.

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And again, when you control

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the environments, and people

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act out the repetitive cueing that

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you purposely put in the environment,

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then you would not know that you're

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doing it. And they would believe their

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behavior was sort of internal or organic

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to them. I'll give you I'll give

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you an example, Charles of how effective

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this can be. And it's

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it doesn't apply to everybody. But in 2001,

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there was a movie called Gone

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in 60 Seconds with Angelina Jolie

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and Nicholas Cage. And it was

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a movie about Pernitha. And

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this from the brain that it

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loves us assesses our environment looks

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for repetitive content tries to love

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us to safety and security in

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the way it does. It's

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been shown that it doesn't know

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the difference between real time, imagined

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thought, and what's on the

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screen. So if you're in the cinema,

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you're sitting in the cinema, you're watching

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Gone in 60 Seconds with Angelina Jolie

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and Nicholas Cage, a movie about Pernitha.

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This from the brain doesn't know

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that it's on the screen. It

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Thinks you're literally in the environment

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where current theft is being collected.

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It's very frequent and it's fair repetitive.

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This in the brain would literally be

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going through the steps without a leash.

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goes through one tribal my and I'm

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I find safety with the tribe when

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he will have to do to bond

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with the tribes. Why flash the gangs

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the colors of this tribe? So I

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find safety with the tried. This.

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This movie add a

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hundred. And staffs.

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Wow Did! It was a very

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typical high with film. lot of

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action but was based on current

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path and women. Movie was released

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in British Bulldog, Burnaby, British Columbia

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Canada to not seventy percent the

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first four days. Now if you

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were the interview anybody outside this

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inside the lobby of the Cedar.

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And. Say our, ask them questions

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you say. A. Movie

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Let a person's Joaquin Lecter

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series. You think it can

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change the behavior of the

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audience? They would say absolutely

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not. By. This is the

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exact position that the ruling group wants

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to public and. They. Basically

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want them in that position where

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they believe that their behavior is

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organic and internal to themselves and.

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All. Their life decisions is based on

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at like logical rational analysis of

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all other outcomes. Nothing to be

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further from the truth. The group

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ruling us have a say in

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that I came across in my

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research. What's on the screen New

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will be on the street a

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night and were wet. Wherever we

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want the public to read to

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we will simply provide them with

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the repetitive on sense and they

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will walk like zombies in that

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direction. and even something. There was

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a on Netflix show. Com Queen's

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gambit. It. was a just

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in the mood for netflix

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a movie the lady was

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at the popping alcoholic chess

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player use them look this

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up on google to when

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this movie about since plane

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came out on Netflix, chess sales on Amazon went

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up I think 7,000 or 700%. And

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so we mimic, we emulate and mirror

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the most repetitive content of

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our environment. It's not

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a malfunction. It's only survived as

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a species. And

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you can do great things

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with this. You can give

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positive repetitive content. You can

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uplift. You can infuse

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the audience with beauty and

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motivation and successful

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messages. But you can also

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use this mimicking pathway

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for various deviations, modalities.

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And that's what's being used

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today. It's being used

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to knock the public down, break

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this massive power differential where the

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average person basically is like pig

10:53

pen from Charlie Brown with this

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big cloud of filth around them.

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They're thinking they're having a hard

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life by happenstance

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or chance happening. But

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really they're mimicking what's on the

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TV, the coronation street, all

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these shows about people hanging down at the

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pub. I know I'm in the UK talking

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today. This is

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why people are basically

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running east looking for a sunset,

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the rearranging, the furniture on the

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deck of the Titanic and their

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own life daily. And

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it's because of these movies aren't

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what people think they are. They're

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not there to entertain. They're

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there to entrain. Your

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TV is a documented military

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weapon. Can definitely be investigated

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as such. Someone went

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to see the documentary, Pseudology, The

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Art of Lying. This is

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a good documentary to start with. The

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TV was invented under

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military applications to control

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the repetitive content based

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on the secret society,

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coveted information documented.

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by the Meads thousands of years ago.

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And they didn't have a TV, I'm

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well aware, thousands of years ago in

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the ancient country of media, but

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they would control the content

12:11

through harvest celebrations in the

12:13

town square. The

12:16

town prior would go around and sort

12:19

of post certain printed

12:21

material, would read certain printed

12:23

material all at the same

12:25

time, all around the

12:27

boroughs and small towns and

12:29

villages all at the same

12:31

time, therefore controlling the conversation.

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So what we have today,

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we have TV hanging

12:38

in the living room. This is

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actually the town square. They

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actually, their original idea is

12:44

ugly hanging the town

12:46

square inside the house

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of the villager. The TV is

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the town square hanging on the

12:53

wall, controlling the repetitive content. And

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this is the average person's attitude.

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Finds it very difficult to

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open to this extent and

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see the TV as

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the primary military weapon. It's

13:10

more dangerous than a cruise vessel,

13:12

more dangerous than a teeny crawling

13:14

down the road because you

13:17

would react to traditional warfare

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invasion of your area. And

13:21

traditional warfare invasion of garyonia

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would always be to hurt

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you, remove you and steal

13:27

your wealth. You can use

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a TV to make you

13:31

hurt yourself. And I

13:34

can use a TV to make you

13:36

take yourself out, destroy yourself, destroy your

13:38

kids. And I mean, if I could trick

13:40

you to give up your wealth, like

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shut your economy down for two weeks

13:45

and then extend it out for six

13:47

months in that calendar year, and then

13:49

I can come in and sort of

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steal your wealth, you're too

13:53

sick, you're sort of in a motorized scooter

13:56

because I tricked you to hurt yourself down

13:58

at the clinic. And

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yeah, you can see this is

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the preferred method of warfare. It's

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called fifth generation warfare, where

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the repetitive content of your

14:10

environment is manipulated, hijacking the

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subconscious mind pathway. They can

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make you do anything. And

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I mean absolutely anything. With

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exactly that in mind and your

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references to victims and in

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the historical context, well,

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what might be a transition to

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it being always used for exclusively

14:32

negative purposes? Do

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you attribute any one factor

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or group of factors to that

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being the case? I mean, you've

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talked about the way, particularly with

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exercise, that it can be used

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positively. The imbalance

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between the negative and positive

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use of mind control. Is

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it simply that there is greater opportunity

14:55

now to effectively subvert

14:57

it? What

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do you put that down to? I

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just think it took a while for the

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group that's sort of in play, in charge.

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It took a while for them to acquire

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the mass media. And

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we all have seen the

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films and the schematics of

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how five major media companies

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or five companies own most

15:25

of the media in the G20 nations. And

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I think this was

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always their goal to basically

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enact this massive ruling mechanism

15:37

over the public, extract their

15:40

wealth, extract their power. And

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it's really easy to do with

15:45

this very particular... These

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mind control tactics, Charles, they're

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not complicated. You have a

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man in your country

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by the name of Darren Brown,

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who could be one of the

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most entertaining mind-controlled performers

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in the entire world. He

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would have made for Netflix special called The

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Push. I'm not too if you're aware of

16:08

it. If anybody would like that Netflix

16:12

special, it's very hard to

16:14

find today because if

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you were to watch it, if anybody were to watch

16:18

it, you would know what happened from 2024. But

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Darren Brown set up a 70

16:24

actor scam. So

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there was one victim and

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there were 70 actors and

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it was all using these very simple

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mind-controlled tactics mastered in that

16:36

old country of media. And

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it's called The Push, Charles,

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because the crescendo of

16:43

this two hour experiment was

16:46

to use the mind-controlled tactics. A

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lot of the mind-controlled tactics are based

16:52

on group pressure. Again, the

16:54

repetitive content is the group,

16:56

right? The repetitive content of

16:58

our environment does signify the group and

17:00

what the group is doing. That's why

17:03

group pressure is so a penny

17:05

mount inside mind-controlled experiments. So

17:08

this is Darren Brown made for

17:10

Netflix special called The Push. It

17:12

was a two hour sort of drama with

17:14

70 actors and

17:17

only this one victim. But after

17:19

two hours, the crescendo was, the victim

17:21

was on the roof of a 10

17:24

story building. All the actors were trying

17:26

to get him through group pressure to

17:28

do something. And what they were

17:30

trying to get him to do, Charles, was

17:33

for whatever reason you can investigate it

17:35

yourself. There was an old man on

17:38

the precipice with his feet hanging

17:40

over the 10th story of

17:42

that building right on the edge. And

17:45

the group pressure was to

17:48

get the victim who knew nothing

17:51

about what he got himself into.

17:53

Didn't know it was all

17:55

actors, thought it was a real life

17:58

situation. Didn't know anything about it. the

18:00

mind control being used was to

18:02

go push that old

18:04

man to his death to

18:07

relieve the group pressure. So

18:09

bond with the group to satisfy

18:11

the group and find crucial safety

18:13

in the group by doing what

18:15

the group told them and

18:18

murder another human by pushing

18:20

them off the precipice of

18:22

a 10-story building. If you

18:25

go watch this made for

18:27

Netflix special called The Push, you

18:29

will see the two-hour experiment was

18:32

run four times, three

18:34

out of the four people

18:36

murdered the man live on

18:38

video. It's absolutely horrific. This

18:40

is the power of

18:42

basic mind control techniques

18:45

and this is what's going on with

18:48

the public right now. In 2020 what

18:51

had happened was the same

18:53

mind control tactics were weaponized

18:55

against the public where

18:57

figuratively they

19:00

pushed them, many pushed themselves

19:02

off the 10-story building. And

19:05

the reason mind control is used

19:07

like this Charles is

19:09

that in traditional warfare if

19:12

I invade but I'm

19:14

if you mention me at the end

19:17

of the war the war is over,

19:19

the peace treaties are

19:21

signed, you're gonna come get me

19:24

if I was in the wrong. And

19:28

basically there's gonna be some

19:30

repercussions. Now if you hurt

19:32

yourself, you destroy your own

19:34

economy, you go bankrupt yourself

19:36

and you hurt yourself, you

19:38

take yourself out, you take

19:40

your grandma out, you take

19:42

your grandpa out, legally

19:45

you don't have a leg to stand

19:47

on. There's no legal

19:50

repercussions. You cannot

19:52

sue anybody because you

19:54

were put under mind control to hurt

19:56

yourself or destroy your economy or completely

20:00

demolish your own country

20:02

into its own form. There's

20:05

no legal repercussions. This is

20:07

another advantage of using

20:09

mind control to conduct war,

20:12

take over nations and have the people

20:14

literally burst or blast

20:16

themselves off the planet. It's

20:19

because even when

20:21

you find that mind control was

20:23

weaponized against you, if you

20:25

go down to the local barrister, the lawyer,

20:28

you will not have any

20:31

legal repercussions, legal remedies.

20:34

There's no legal remedies for that

20:36

person if you took

20:39

your kid down to the clinic and hurt

20:41

your kid or blasted your kid off the

20:43

planet. I hope people are connecting the dots

20:45

with all this. I'm trying to

20:47

keep the language clean. This is

20:49

exactly what some of

20:52

these advantages that

20:55

are inside the legal system, if

20:58

traditional, this sort

21:00

of covert fifth generation warfare

21:03

is executed on the public as

21:05

opposed to regular warfare. I

21:08

think people will be joining the dots, absolutely,

21:10

as you speak. Now, you

21:12

touched on, with the Derren Brown experiment,

21:14

you touched on the one person that

21:16

didn't, in effect, comply or fall in

21:19

with it, which I do want to

21:21

come back to. But just before we

21:23

do get into that part of it,

21:25

which I think will be fascinating, just

21:28

talk a bit about the sort

21:30

of ancillary lifestyle components to all of

21:33

this. Because I've heard you speak previously

21:35

about particularly food and drink,

21:37

drink sort of caffeine and alcohol

21:39

and the other lifestyle choices, or

21:41

at least the parts

21:44

of our lives that we've had suggested

21:46

to us that make us more, or

21:48

indeed less susceptible to any of this.

21:51

This is where the average person, Charles,

21:53

is going to have the hardest time.

21:56

Because if this is true, and

21:58

it is, That would mean

22:01

the economy and the society,

22:03

the stores on your streets

22:06

are all there for reasons that

22:08

have nothing to do with free

22:10

markets. So in

22:14

the realm of mind control,

22:16

the average person, everybody

22:18

has the tendency to copy mimic

22:20

emulate and mirror the repetitive content

22:23

of their environment. In

22:27

that you can upgrade

22:29

or up level up

22:31

regulate how many people

22:33

copy the repetitive content

22:36

if you poison them. Pretty

22:38

simple. If an

22:41

animal is injured, they need

22:43

the group more because they

22:45

can survive on their own. Poisoned

22:48

animals are weak, Charles, weak animals can

22:50

survive on their own. If

22:53

you table that damage for weakened

22:55

animal that's poison, the opportunity to

22:57

come into the hood and mimic

22:59

what the herd is doing, they

23:02

realize they're too weak to fend

23:04

for themselves the more after

23:06

comply to group pressure. This

23:09

is why alcohol was

23:13

sold to the masses in

23:15

the same way I'm talking about

23:17

repetitive content, repetitive content, and they

23:19

become normalized. Now once a problem

23:21

has become normalized, you can actually

23:24

take the blinders off that person,

23:26

telling them the alcohol is unhealthy

23:28

for them and they still have

23:30

a hard time getting out of

23:32

the spell. This is

23:34

why in 2020, anybody that had

23:36

a opposing view was censored,

23:38

was actually shut down. They were

23:40

totally cut off. Because it's

23:43

very important when you're putting in the

23:45

mind control that there's no sort of

23:48

counter narrative. So all

23:50

the repetition is in this one area.

23:53

So This is why

23:55

alcohol is normalized. This is why

23:58

you can tell people how. Dangerous

24:00

alcohol lists and one that

24:02

really does is it weakens

24:05

the person physically. To

24:07

the point where the she'll mineralogy.

24:10

Makes this. Museum.

24:12

In around you has a lot of invisible

24:14

systems that you're not. Involved.

24:17

With. His. I mean, even if

24:19

you've got off in the morning, you're gonna

24:21

have to read. Learn to walk every morning.

24:23

There's things your body's with. the body remembers

24:25

for use theirs, patterns, your body can members

24:28

for your your heart's beating. You don't need

24:30

to get involved. Some. Face

24:32

of the at the South Pole

24:35

is the normalized. everybody is trained

24:37

seen as a gnome with doesn't

24:39

really give them any benefit if

24:42

we didn't sound and again one

24:44

of the invisible mechanisms your body's

24:46

always invisibly. Making. The

24:49

determination. Are. You stronger you

24:51

are. You injured will when you drink

24:53

alcohol the bodies they can still laugh.

24:56

He still lock. The midst of

24:58

going to work cease to function in

25:00

he still able to you know what,

25:02

walk the baby into the park when

25:05

he's or she's not really that strong

25:07

in regards to resist. Seen the group

25:09

pressure so you're more enough to come

25:12

flunk. All of the

25:14

bottle shops in a tentative it's

25:16

even worse. We have the marijuana.

25:19

He. On console. And. Simpler games

25:21

from this time of this when she

25:24

was sick shall see. And

25:26

the marijuana. Have

25:28

been proven. In

25:30

law. Suits Really? Know. Will

25:33

need to weaken like alcohols.

25:35

Molson a soldier category, but

25:37

many long as being legalized

25:39

in Canada. And.

25:42

Seen as and the exact

25:44

same boat speakers That and

25:46

and shares with what's called.

25:48

For example, Nero Genesis.

25:51

Then I just means. Of.

25:54

That's a fancy word for

25:56

you have club this. Is

25:59

there were in. Your neurological

26:01

complex to his senses.

26:03

Danger. In. Riyadh logically

26:05

to danger. Now.

26:07

On Shield Sprang. that's where they've

26:09

taken the hippocampus out of Brickhouse.

26:12

Insists. On this was buoyed

26:14

Sally for what? this? Particular

26:17

brain damage does. Was

26:20

face to face with a football

26:23

and they are non saturated

26:25

bucket very thick piece of they

26:27

are plexiglass and thank god. It

26:30

was then. He says that

26:32

said ball was pillage for the experiment.

26:35

And was it's. Spatially aggressive

26:37

Charles. I. Didn't say a

26:39

plexiglass was gonna hold even that

26:41

was three to four inches that

26:43

is Ball was trying to get

26:45

to that chat section that on

26:47

the other side of the plexiglas

26:49

it was protected. as hundreds

26:52

hippocampus removed. It. Didn't

26:54

move charles. It. Did

26:56

not have a sphere response so

26:58

there is imminent danger. Did.

27:01

Not respond to the him and a date.

27:03

Not that plexiglass. This was not there. At.

27:06

That time I would have been torn

27:08

limb from limb. I

27:10

wouldn't even mind the same. That's. Why

27:13

that is if you know that I

27:15

the shops around every corner. Why? The

27:18

marijuana is you know, seeping into our

27:20

society Legal in Canada? Post.

27:22

Post and I will. Also.

27:25

Say that in British Columbia, Canada,

27:27

it's a no One is now

27:29

legal for the same reasons: Fentanyl

27:31

is legal. And. So

27:33

is cocaine and any. It's

27:35

frank, Frank. a little. Bit

27:38

strong there have been all these drugs

27:40

people don't even know their legal in

27:42

British Columbia. It's it's for. It's for

27:45

the same reason. Soap.

27:47

Some scene. And

27:50

marijuana. Disproved. By

27:52

the hippocampus leaving the

27:54

used. on able

27:56

to react to imminent danger and

27:59

will allow So the vampire

28:01

did not only penetrate their

28:03

household to get the fangs

28:05

in the neck of the

28:07

coffee drinker. And these

28:09

coffee drinkers, they're the happiest people

28:13

in the world. Because

28:16

if you go down to

28:19

the office tower, they'll even serve

28:21

people coffee in the office towers. And

28:24

there's reasons for this. Coffee

28:26

just has a very particular

28:28

effect on the brain. It

28:31

makes basically the slavery feel

28:33

groovy. It reduces people's

28:36

ability to see danger, react to

28:38

it. And it also makes people

28:40

do boring tasks longer. I'm not

28:42

too sure if you're aware, but

28:44

if you're trying to organize

28:46

a full world takeover,

28:48

you would probably want to coffee shops

28:50

on every corner in the world, destroying

28:53

the hippocampal ability of the

28:55

public to react to danger.

28:58

And I'll tell you something else. In

29:01

1986, Starbucks was

29:03

going to go bankrupt in

29:05

Seattle, Washington, the state of

29:07

Washington. And it

29:11

only had six shimlamps. And

29:13

there was a mandate-empowered Schultz that was involved

29:15

with Starbucks. And when it was going to

29:17

go bankrupt, he knew the operations inside and

29:19

out. He says, I want to buy it

29:21

in the bank. I'm going to get a

29:23

discount now. I'll own these six coffee shops.

29:26

And he went to get a financer

29:28

to help him buy it. And

29:31

he went to the financier and

29:33

told them this great financial opportunity.

29:35

And the financier said, Howard, I

29:37

really like you, but you

29:39

don't have enough money to come in as my partner.

29:42

I'm going to take your idea and I'm going to go make

29:44

an offer. So Howard

29:46

Schultz was someone else telling this story.

29:50

And someone over from, you know,

29:52

Howard was sulking. He's like, I just lost

29:54

my dream. And so I was

29:56

like, what's your name? Let me go

29:59

talk to a man. I think it might be able

30:01

to help you out. So

30:03

in Seattle, Howard Schultz went to a

30:05

meeting with this very large man, about

30:07

six foot four. He

30:09

heard of the other man stealing

30:11

Howard's dream. What he'd bring

30:13

into his office building, looked down at him

30:15

and poked him in the chest and he

30:18

said, you know this deal is over. I

30:20

don't have to explain. You're not buying this.

30:22

And he walked out and he

30:24

bought it with Howard Schultz. So I guess

30:27

to that, who was that man that had

30:29

enough power to go in and poke another

30:31

man in the chest to the point where

30:33

that man stood down immediately? Who do you

30:36

think that was? I don't know,

30:38

but I can imagine cold cups

30:40

of coffee sitting in front of people at this

30:42

particular moment waiting to be tipped down to sink

30:44

as you tell us the answer. It

30:46

was William Gates Sr. Then

30:49

he was financed by his son Bill Gates.

30:51

Now, why would Bill Gates Jr.

30:54

and William Gates Sr. who's now

30:56

deceased be so interested in

30:58

a coffee shop with six, six

31:01

shops, which now has 35,000 shops? Because

31:05

as we can see, some families

31:08

are very into ruling. And

31:10

there's a book from ancient times about

31:13

how to rule. And

31:15

in that ancient book is caffeine

31:18

and other psychoactive drugs. In

31:21

1610, the tea was brought

31:23

into the royal

31:26

colonies to basically end

31:28

up, this is where tea comes

31:30

from, keep the

31:32

hippocampus low in

31:34

the morning, have the break again

31:37

at one, reinfuse the caffeine at

31:39

one o'clock at tea time, have a

31:42

little break, put some flour in there,

31:44

some biscuits as well, which causes brain

31:46

damage as well. And

31:49

just keep everybody really subdued. And

31:51

the Crusades, which were Organized

31:54

in the British Isles,

31:57

went into Arabia. Well.

32:00

That's where they found coffee. They found

32:02

the coffee. And Sixteen Eighty Five. Branded.

32:05

Back as they knew what the

32:07

T was really for is the

32:09

caffeine of fact is you know

32:11

the the ancient Secret societies playbook

32:13

about as seen in the fact

32:15

some brain from to been left

32:17

with some savings found. That

32:19

beats the shit. Back to the

32:21

to the royal family and said.

32:24

You'd. Get going to seek new seats. That

32:26

scene is good. For.

32:28

Subduing the brain function. You gotta see

32:30

this stuff. We don't know what it

32:32

is. they call it coffee every time.

32:35

These. The warriors of responding

32:37

to the world or last insight as

32:39

age of they take up across the

32:42

coffee. This stuff is insane. You gonna

32:44

work the coffee back into the to

32:46

the commonwealth now and and civil. What

32:49

I'm trying to say is. What?

32:51

You believe is a free

32:53

market? With. All these coffee shops,

32:55

all the bottle shops on the

32:58

lead shots and ten a dance.

33:00

Everything like this. All the

33:02

toxins any thompson more really

33:04

do, but some of these

33:06

toxins are very particular effect

33:09

on the hippocampus sluicing cinema.

33:11

Dangerous. It is to

33:13

say the books and piss off

33:15

lonely. To Michael

33:17

nationals. Should not

33:19

be indoctrinated. Bringing. Any

33:22

basically dedicated I think this

33:24

last three books seven days

33:26

if this is. Sue.

33:29

Taking the hippocampus off line

33:31

and with various modalities one

33:33

is what was going down

33:35

at the clinic. Also over

33:37

the last four years takes

33:39

the hippocampus offline. I'll.

33:42

I'll pm. How.

33:44

These the forces are unfit

33:46

to be. Some of the

33:48

need was under the skin

33:50

affect the hippocampus. His stuff

33:53

on experts say. That's. Distance

33:55

and his new book called the

33:57

Indoctrinated Brain Some Point. For

34:00

information download you get from

34:02

Dr. Michael Noses both. About.

34:05

The Hippo clump of the

34:07

Seduction is understand that nazis and

34:10

marijuana smoking marijuana not exist in

34:12

a similar in it. Does.

34:15

The exact same in this and

34:17

this is all part of a

34:19

very ancient playbook. They are not

34:21

stumbling upon this information's it's not

34:24

a chance Pappy name. We.

34:26

Have been surrounded. By.

34:29

These ancient techniques. And

34:32

they these into techniques and have been

34:34

at the form fluent in the and

34:36

it's a shirt and even the companies

34:39

were allowed to interact with. Governance.

34:41

Magnified has people who has been going

34:43

on in some form or other final

34:45

for a long time now. Let's.

34:49

Move into a slightly different territory.

34:51

I'll start with. Attributing something

34:53

to Mark Twain that he may or

34:55

may not have sad, but he said

34:57

it was easier to fool people than

34:59

to convince them that they'd been Phones

35:01

say, i think effective I'd like to

35:03

get to isn't. How. Is

35:05

it that people realize or come

35:07

to realize that they have been

35:09

subjected to mind control for nefarious

35:11

purposes? And how do they begin

35:13

that journey of getting out of

35:16

it? And of course you? He,

35:18

as I said of the introduction

35:20

in a New York running what

35:22

you described as reprogramming courses to

35:24

avoid self sabotage, have you can

35:26

to sort of the link Phase

35:28

Two things for us, please. Those

35:31

if someone wants to do a little

35:33

bit of a litmus test to see.

35:35

If they're undermines it's religious them of

35:38

the. Least is supposed

35:40

to get easier. As.

35:42

We age because we're

35:44

supposed to gain experiences.

35:47

So. That we make more logical,

35:49

irrational decisions every year That

35:51

passes. So we're supposed to

35:53

have more money. Not less.

35:55

we're supposed to have more joy

35:57

and happiness. Not less. The

36:00

to be better at our

36:02

relationships not worse. So.

36:04

If you wanna know, you're under this sort

36:06

of. Negative. Barrage of

36:09

mind control. Your. Whole

36:11

life will be on fire or at

36:13

least some facets up at. Your.

36:15

Lived. Check The check. Your relationships

36:17

aren't going good. It's your thrice

36:20

divorce He are gaining more weight

36:22

every year. This is Not the

36:24

way. accumulated knowledge

36:26

is supposed to manifest.

36:29

In. Life. As you've

36:31

accumulated knowledge, you're supposed to

36:34

manifest better and better results.

36:36

so you're not manifesting more

36:38

money you're not sign Fear:

36:40

you're not having better relationships,

36:42

human closer with your partner.

36:44

You're most likely a victim.

36:46

Of. The apes here getting sacked. I mean.

36:49

If you're gave me more way it

36:51

can control anything in your life and

36:54

when years that this sort of mind

36:56

control determination or will conquer. You.

36:58

Knowledge that matters in someone's life.

37:00

Two months. Almost simple.

37:04

Because. It's the programs that were

37:06

mouse. Not. Your will power

37:08

and when people treated well themselves

37:10

to lose weight when they try

37:12

to. Our.

37:15

Through the determined to get like

37:17

really strict and they go for

37:19

three months to the gym they

37:21

lose ten pounds they put back

37:23

on systemes this is will power.

37:25

will always lose against this eight

37:27

hundred pound gorilla. That's. The

37:30

subconscious behavior. The. Manga

37:33

relatives will match handle you at

37:35

any time. And. It it

37:37

thinks it's doing. It's to convince their

37:39

to make you safe by blending is.

37:42

The. Wants you to fit in but. If.

37:45

If that snipe your innocence,

37:47

alcohol legs over of ways

37:50

stinking. Same team eighty biddy

37:52

city committee tribe. Was.

37:54

the hundred pound gorilla he doesn't care

37:57

that that makes you miserable it just

37:59

says that the majority, that's where

38:01

you're going, resist if you want,

38:03

I'm dragging you there, I have

38:05

a safety protocol, I do not

38:08

have a logic protocol, and that's

38:10

where your behavior is going to

38:13

go. The only way to get over

38:15

this is to reprogram

38:17

that 800-pound gorilla to drag

38:19

you in the direction of

38:21

your dreams, and the

38:24

800-pound gorilla only

38:26

responds to the repetitive

38:28

content of your environment. So

38:30

that's the case. That's

38:34

what you're charged to do, is

38:36

control the repetitive content of your

38:38

environment. I control mine every single

38:40

day. I don't watch TV, I

38:42

don't drink my brain function with alcohol, marijuana,

38:45

or any other drugs, although I used to.

38:47

I'm an overcoming self-sabotage coach.

38:50

I used to be a master

38:53

self-saboteur. I know what it's like

38:55

to quit alcohol, quit cocaine, quit

38:57

steroids, quit fast food. I know

38:59

what it's like. It's

39:01

very hard unless you control the

39:03

repetitive content of your environment. So

39:05

I control the repetitive content of

39:08

my environment to signal

39:10

the 800-pound gorilla in

39:12

getting the environmental stimuli to

39:15

drink it, to believe

39:17

it lives in a wealthy tribe, a

39:19

healthy tribe, a motivated tribe,

39:22

a special tribe. And

39:24

then the 800-pound gorilla does what it's designed

39:27

to do. It says, Jason, I love you.

39:29

I want to protect you. I'm

39:32

getting this new repetitive

39:34

patterning from the environment. We're

39:37

in a new tribe. The tribe is wealthy.

39:39

It's healthy. It's vibrant. It's

39:42

knowledgeable. It's empowered. This

39:44

is where we're going now. I'm just doing my

39:47

job. I say, thank you. I tricked you

39:49

to drag me there. And

39:51

the programming does the rest. So you have

39:53

to have your existing

39:56

neurological pathways to change your life

39:58

in the same way. way

40:00

that the people who rule us, the

40:02

misleaders, the architects of doom, they're doing

40:04

the exact same. I mean, if

40:07

you go watch Netflix today, like, well,

40:10

you're seeing this actor's shooting,

40:12

stabbing and killing each other. This needs

40:15

a really negative effect on where that

40:17

gorilla is going to drag you. I

40:19

hope that it makes some sense. And

40:21

I offer this reprogramming if you, I

40:23

give it for free. I give it

40:26

for free, slowly through my email system.

40:28

And I do have paid programs. But

40:30

if you don't want to do the

40:32

paid programs, it doesn't matter. You'll get

40:35

the same information over a longer period.

40:37

You can just get on my email

40:39

list, email me at info at

40:42

jkristoff.com. J is a single

40:44

initial J. And Christoff is

40:46

Christ with an OFF on

40:48

the end. I think

40:50

what you just said, Jason, will resonate

40:52

enormously with the UK column audience because

40:55

a repetitive refrain is

40:58

that you keep us

41:00

sane. The news

41:02

output, the content exactly like

41:05

what you've been saying keeps people sane.

41:07

And that is the 800 pound

41:09

gorilla, exactly like

41:12

you're talking about. But I think the

41:14

other thing that people, I

41:16

should imagine, might be thinking at this point

41:18

is what about those close

41:21

or perhaps previously close relationships that

41:24

we've all had with friends or

41:26

family that have

41:28

not taken that

41:31

departure or

41:33

that leap? How

41:36

does one deal with those sorts of people

41:38

either in terms of just

41:40

trying to maintain a relationship

41:43

in a positive sense or making

41:45

people see that you haven't lost

41:47

your mind and that in fact

41:49

you've you've found a better place?

41:53

Well, that's very simple, Charles. This is

41:55

called the hero's journey or

41:57

the rite of passage where we're all are

42:00

all designed to leave the

42:03

security of the port and

42:05

go sail our own ship, leave a boy,

42:07

come back a man, leave a

42:09

girl, come back a woman. And

42:12

we do need this lonely

42:14

time to make the hero's

42:16

journey. No one's ever walked

42:18

up Mount Everest or slaughtered

42:21

a dragon with their family in tow.

42:24

And that process is

42:27

actually amazing that

42:29

they used to do in ancient societies.

42:31

It was called the Rite of Passage,

42:33

this maturity ritual where you are

42:36

sent away from the family so

42:38

that you can come back later

42:40

as a contributing mature member of

42:43

the tribal circle and

42:45

rid yourself of childhood fantasies that

42:47

you need these friends around you

42:50

to survive or be your best

42:52

friend. In most cases, for you

42:54

to be your best self, you

42:56

need to leave the tribe behind

42:58

and you're probably still sporting

43:01

a lot of immature

43:04

group-based behaviors like

43:06

they're important. I left my

43:08

family when I went

43:11

to university, made a lot of

43:13

mistakes, left a boy, came back

43:15

a man, had a

43:17

conflict with my parents. Now when

43:19

I enter the tribal circle, I

43:21

come back with full respect. My

43:23

parents listen to, they're listening to

43:26

the UK column today, they're listening

43:28

to all my talks, they respect

43:30

me. So we've also,

43:34

we're not putting enough weight, Charles,

43:36

on the proper Rite of Passage.

43:39

These used to be ceremonies in ancient

43:41

tribes because if you don't make them,

43:44

if you don't mature or individualize

43:47

and it's been proven in psychology, you

43:50

need pain failure and discomfort, and

43:53

short to an adult, to individuate

43:55

it as an

43:57

individual member of the tribe. We're

43:59

not getting... any of these

44:01

ceremonies, the people who rule

44:03

us again, this is part of the

44:05

book, the ruling book,

44:08

keep them as infants, keep them

44:10

comfortable with the Minicom Fucoma. This

44:12

is another benefit of the alcohol

44:15

and the coffee and the marijuana

44:17

and the sugar and the takeout

44:20

is that or the painkillers or

44:22

the antidepressants, they're little painkillers. And

44:25

you need pain to mature and indivituate.

44:28

You need pain to go from a

44:30

child to an adult. So if you

44:32

take people into comfort coma and

44:35

live the slave camp with sedative

44:37

and tranquilizing compounds, not only do

44:39

you get the brain damage that

44:42

helps with mind control, you also

44:44

get the individual of an adult

44:46

age talking and thinking and acting

44:49

like a child. And

44:51

in the ruling book, it's easier to

44:53

rule children, it's harder to rule adults.

44:56

So you can see

44:58

there's many secondary tertiary

45:00

benefits to making

45:03

sure people think pain is a

45:05

guideline when really it's a guardian.

45:08

Someone today, I'm depressed, I'm like

45:10

perfect, excellent, I'm so, they're

45:13

like, why? It's a malfunction.

45:15

I'm bad, I'm defective. I'm

45:17

depressed. I'm like, no, this is perfect.

45:19

This is the pain you got to

45:22

feel. You got to figure out what

45:25

you're depressed about could be

45:27

your job, your relationship that

45:30

you're getting destroyed by tyrannical government.

45:34

Listen to the pain teacher, invite that pain

45:36

teacher in, don't slam the door. Don't

45:39

sedate to it. Don't tell the pain teacher to

45:41

go away. It's a guardian, it's

45:43

not a goblin. There's nothing wrong with you.

45:45

Everything's right with you. So

45:47

the answer to the pain is inside

45:50

the pain, go through the pain. And

45:53

you can see the structure of our society today,

45:56

what is it? Pain's a defect, pain's

45:58

a goblin, take a pill. get rid

46:00

of the pain, slam the door on the pain

46:03

teacher, don't listen to the message.

46:05

And by doing that you stay a

46:08

perpetual infant. It's called the infantilization

46:10

of the society is based on

46:12

reframing pain as a goblin when

46:15

really it's your only way out.

46:18

Very heartening advice. And it brings us

46:20

right to the heart of what I

46:22

think we absolutely have to discuss, which

46:25

is the youth, the children and where

46:27

mind control starts with them

46:30

in a negative capacity and

46:32

how you regard the

46:34

influences on their lives. I mean, in

46:37

particular parenting, but of course education is

46:39

such a big one and all of

46:41

the rest of it. So

46:43

do you just talk about, I mean, again, I

46:45

know you run youth programs, but particularly those

46:48

early influences for children and how

46:50

critical that their sort of start

46:52

in life is. Yeah,

46:54

we were children once we

46:56

were put under this similar

46:59

forms of mind control. Most

47:02

people are under the same forms of

47:04

mind control today. Again,

47:06

if you can get three

47:09

out of four people on Darren Brown's

47:11

made for Netflix special to push to

47:13

murder an old helpless man, wasn't a

47:15

man to, by the way, he was

47:17

a furnace. He was a stuntman. Just

47:19

wanted to put that in

47:21

when they did push him off. He wasn't like this.

47:23

He was a little scared. He said,

47:26

don't get me pushed off all the time. But

47:28

if you can, if you

47:30

can make someone commit

47:32

murder live on TV

47:35

while getting filmed with only

47:37

two hours of

47:40

mind control application, picture the

47:42

kids, picture yourself, picture

47:44

what you've got pond into, picture

47:46

what they're getting pond into the

47:49

sky's the limit. And we can see

47:51

that the sky's the limit. We have

47:54

the same mind control modalities,

47:56

just basically Setting up

47:58

the safe zone. Like The Big. The heard is

48:00

the safe zone. So. He just

48:02

killed the kids. Hey look, you

48:05

can be safer if you become

48:07

trains. What? What do you

48:09

think the kids brain is gonna do? Because

48:11

all we did was look for safety? and

48:13

if it's been some of that, it's not

48:16

loads. Mine. Minutes Nine

48:18

celebs granger. Then the are

48:20

not mind because the child

48:22

is shorter and less physically

48:25

capable of defending themselves from

48:27

tribal. It's not. So.

48:29

We need less physically capable of

48:31

defending yourself from travel. It sounds

48:33

to me he is all you

48:36

guns. To. Be seen if

48:38

so before you mature as

48:40

he gets stronger muscles before

48:42

you go to the Mm

48:44

a gym or the karate

48:46

Gm so vulnerable. To

48:48

this site that manipulation and the

48:50

government is Not the government. We

48:53

all know that and the but

48:55

they're saying kids you can be

48:57

in the bigger group. If.

49:00

You're you know if the wave this

49:02

flag if you're this gender? if you

49:04

use these pronouns in this in the

49:06

kids site is lee. Sin.

49:09

Punk thing along and love it.

49:11

I feel so afraid. I'm really

49:13

want to be in the bigger

49:15

group. We were all afraid and

49:17

school a sudden. So why they

49:19

some readers for her parents. It

49:21

makes this extremely afraid so it

49:23

makes vulnerable to this sort of

49:25

programming. We're not supposed to leave

49:27

her parents. Charles, We were never

49:29

supposed to go to school. This

49:31

idea of separating child from parents

49:33

is only two hundred and fifty

49:35

years old. It was it. It

49:37

you know was instituted by the

49:39

same groups I'm talking about were

49:41

already trapping the bed when we

49:43

leave birds. When with we separate

49:45

from our parents, it's upper reflects

49:47

a lot for matic event. It's

49:49

just it's a former trauma base

49:51

minded froths where the childish is

49:53

floating in outer space and school

49:55

looking for that that that Manhattan

49:57

or Methods assorted. bombs your

50:00

Please be safe. I'm so afraid

50:02

and of course the government knows

50:04

that there's this free-floating anxiety like

50:06

Matthias Desmond types about in the

50:08

psychology of totalitarianism But

50:11

free-floating anxiety and here comes the

50:13

government schoolteacher saying come on over

50:15

here This is where you're going

50:17

to be safe now under this

50:20

big rainbow flag And

50:22

that's not the only agenda going on

50:25

This is you know they're saying

50:27

the repetitive content is you should

50:29

be ashamed of your own skin color

50:32

The the domestic skin color

50:34

on your head. You should

50:37

be on this And

50:40

the reason they do that Charles

50:42

is because weakness is not only

50:44

physical you can have psychological weakness

50:47

Shame and guilt have been proven

50:49

to weaken the human to the

50:51

lowest point on a spiritual level

50:53

So shame and guilt is used

50:55

quite a bit of these tactics

50:57

do this for someone's grandma And

51:00

feel ashamed just because of your skin color

51:02

even though it's the skin color native to

51:04

your own country These

51:06

tactics are weaponized by the group

51:09

and power the group and power

51:11

steals money Haze

51:13

it to our friends to mind control

51:15

our kids and mind

51:17

control our society Then we

51:19

have a lot of work to do But

51:22

if we can see how the magician

51:24

does the magic show the magic show

51:26

fails to impress And we're

51:28

gonna really have the lion up here adults

51:30

up We're going to have

51:33

to power up and understand this

51:35

battle will start in our

51:37

own kitchens The poison

51:40

is there as the primary

51:42

weapon Tucking you

51:44

to use your mouth as a

51:46

garbage compactor is not a Hustle

51:49

for these people it is

51:51

the primary weapon of the

51:53

control Use your mouth

51:55

as a garbage compactor make you think

51:57

that you're doing it yourself So

52:00

you're so weak and so disorganized

52:02

and so disoriented that they manhandle

52:05

you at will either financially or

52:07

spiritually or intellectually.

52:10

This is a member of the weapon. Go

52:13

on. I love the UK. I love

52:15

the UK people. Go into

52:17

your kitchens. Change

52:19

the repetitive content of your environment. Know

52:22

that you don't have to find Richie,

52:24

Sunak or whatever his name is. Go

52:27

into your kitchen. It's

52:30

you. You've got to deal with

52:32

you. Don't take

52:34

your messy focus out there and try

52:36

and do anything. Clean up

52:39

your own country, the two foot by two

52:41

foot country called you. Lean

52:43

that country up and then work

52:45

your way out and you will

52:47

find that's the biggest change. They

52:49

will be more afraid of you

52:51

getting healthy than any torch

52:54

and pitchfork protest you could

52:56

ever organize. Your power

52:59

is their ultimate fear. I

53:02

think that is a repetitive message that people

53:04

really do need to hear and will take

53:06

great solace from. Now you

53:08

and I and I dare say a number of

53:10

the listeners and viewers

53:12

had the privilege of growing up

53:15

not being surrounded by all sorts

53:17

of the technological advancements or so-called

53:19

advancements that we see around us

53:22

now. In particular, of course, the

53:24

smartphone. What effect

53:27

do you see that having

53:29

and indeed sort of taking in

53:31

the future for the younger generations

53:33

now and what, if anything, can

53:35

be done about it? This

53:39

smartphone issue is

53:41

a lot more sci-fi

53:43

and movie like than anybody

53:46

has the capacity to deal with

53:48

right now. There's stuff about

53:50

the cell phones they are not telling the

53:52

public. There are invisible

53:55

waves coming out of

53:58

your cell phone interacting. with

54:00

your own natural energy fields. This

54:03

group is very advanced and they're not telling

54:06

us what these cell phones are really for.

54:08

They're telling us that, you know, we can play

54:11

on our phone, we can be on social media.

54:13

This is just the rat

54:15

poison that's used again.

54:17

Don't forget, 90% of rat poison is

54:19

food. Only 10% is

54:22

poison to do the job. So

54:24

be very careful. All you need to do

54:26

is start educating. You

54:29

don't have to do too much because

54:31

you naturally have the ability to speak

54:33

like me. You naturally

54:36

need the, we're all the same.

54:38

You naturally have the ability to

54:40

think like me. You just wanna

54:42

clear your system of all of

54:44

these poisons. And

54:46

then you'll start understanding what's

54:49

really going on here. The

54:52

poisoning of your system keeps

54:54

your system offline. Someone says, I hate

54:56

the system. I said, good. When

54:59

you can't fight the system when the

55:01

system's inside of you, you can't

55:03

fight the system when you eat the system,

55:05

when you drink the system, when you smoke

55:07

the system. You're not in the system. If

55:10

you're putting it inside yourself, if

55:12

you watch the system, you watch

55:15

Netflix and you're watching all these

55:17

negative images, I mean, the average 18

55:19

year old, they say, see 16,000

55:22

murders by the time they're that age.

55:25

This has a major negative impact

55:28

on the repetitive content that

55:30

you're really just gonna drive

55:32

you toward. So

55:34

don't worry too much about the sun

55:36

foam. No, it's a danger. And

55:39

then you just start reprogramming and putting

55:41

these dangers further and further to the

55:43

periphery in your own life. It's about

55:45

progress. It's not about perfection. You gotta

55:48

try and quit alcohol. You might get

55:50

two days on the first day, on

55:52

the first attack. It might fall flat

55:54

on your face, but

55:56

the extra scenes of pushing yourself back

55:58

up you stronger.

56:01

The exercise of starting and stopping

56:04

will make you stronger. The

56:06

gym, we got to work on that.

56:09

We got to fall down. We got

56:11

to experience the pain and failure to

56:13

mature as fully-fledged empowered adults. Just

56:16

understand that no one quits

56:18

their addiction right away. When I

56:21

quit alcohol, I didn't

56:23

drink 15 martinis a night,

56:25

but I did drink 15 martinis a

56:27

couple nights a week. It took me

56:29

two full years to quit alcohol, but

56:31

I did it and then I

56:34

went a full decade. I didn't even take

56:36

a sip of someone's drink. Nothing's zero and

56:38

now I will take a sip because

56:41

I'm balanced. My body, I used to do a

56:43

lot of cocaine, but in a very short amount

56:45

of time, I quit that really fast because I

56:48

got a big down load that I

56:50

was going to die if I did another bag.

56:53

Just understand that it takes time

56:55

to get your life together, but

56:57

you start now. You

57:00

understand, get mad because whether

57:02

you're doing cocaine, steroids, alcohol,

57:05

all these other drugs, wasting time,

57:08

watching TV, working a job you

57:10

don't like, you're doing

57:12

it because they programmed you to

57:14

do it. This is not your

57:17

natural state. Get pissed off enough

57:19

to muster that initial push of

57:21

energy. Start reprogramming

57:23

your environment and bringing in

57:26

positive and positive competitive content

57:28

to treat that gorilla. Sometimes

57:31

the gorilla go back to the old program,

57:33

but it's still not enough. It's not a

57:35

good enough reason to hang it up and

57:37

quit. Keep going and lead

57:39

by example because we make it

57:41

probably the most repetitive. The

57:44

environment leads people in your environment.

57:46

Be the person who's stopped drinking.

57:49

Be the person who stops smoking

57:51

and see your own community by

57:53

your leadership by your example. Yes,

57:56

I think that leads very well into something that I

57:59

wanted to ask you. about, which is, in

58:01

effect, the sort of constant

58:04

process of avoiding

58:06

self sabotage. And I'd

58:08

love your own sort of personal reflections on how

58:11

you feel about it. But but particularly, I think

58:13

something that people have noticed is how the, in

58:16

effect, the bar was raised so

58:18

high at the peak of fear

58:20

about the supposed COVID

58:22

pandemic. And I think there's

58:25

been a significant percentage of people who since

58:27

then have felt that the situation has calmed

58:29

down to the point where they don't need

58:32

to be sort of on their guard, perhaps

58:34

in the way that they were. Is that

58:37

something that you can ascribe a

58:40

particular reason to or indeed, you

58:43

know, relate it to what you're describing

58:45

as being a constant process

58:47

that you're going... Basically,

58:49

and there's a book that was written

58:51

by Dr. Yust Merleau,

58:54

Yust is spelled

58:56

J-O-O-S-T and Merleau

58:58

is M-E-E-R-L-O-O. And

59:02

it's called The Rape of the Mind and

59:05

Menticide. And you can find that free online.

59:08

What we're seeing is a very well known

59:11

pattern in mind

59:13

control is to achieve and

59:15

give a break. So achieve and

59:17

give a break. To attack

59:19

and give a break. So right now we're

59:21

in the break cycle. They

59:24

never stop attacking. They really haven't

59:26

stopped attacking as well. We're just

59:28

in a little bit of a

59:31

lull. But these attacks on

59:33

our freedom, the online problems are

59:35

up in Ireland, you're going to

59:37

go to jail. If you offend

59:39

someone online, you could be charged

59:41

at 75,000 pounds

59:43

or something like this. They're always

59:46

attacking and fear.

59:49

If you're not working on your

59:51

strength, what I call the five

59:53

pillars of strength, the next time

59:55

they attack, what resources

59:58

are you going to be able to do? going

1:00:00

to have them based on the

1:00:02

next attack? Are you going to

1:00:04

have the extra money in the bank so

1:00:06

that you can leg out if they

1:00:09

ask you to do

1:00:11

something that might kill you, like take a jab?

1:00:14

Are you going to be able to say, no, I quit my

1:00:16

job? Do you have 100,000 pounds in the bank? Well,

1:00:19

you have five years to you have four

1:00:21

years now to save it up. You have

1:00:23

four years to start a business. You have

1:00:25

four years to not even maybe make extra

1:00:28

money. You have four years to quit all

1:00:30

your addictions and then invest some

1:00:32

money maybe and get 30,000 pounds from

1:00:35

that. Don't forget, Charles, I used to spend $35,000 a

1:00:37

year on

1:00:39

cocaine, steroids, and junk food and alcohol.

1:00:42

And I stopped doing that 20 years ago. That's

1:00:45

$700,000 in savings. And

1:00:47

Charles, I have that $700,000, absolutely. So

1:00:52

there's financial pillar of strength.

1:00:55

There's physical pillar of your health,

1:00:58

intellectual pillar. Do you know what's going

1:01:00

on? Emotional pillar of strength.

1:01:04

Can you stand strong in a storm emotionally,

1:01:06

or do you get caught up in the

1:01:08

drama of the day? And

1:01:10

speak to a pillar of strength. Do

1:01:12

you know why you're here? Are

1:01:15

you here to drink alcohol, give half

1:01:17

of your income to an ancient criminal

1:01:19

cabal, and then go get drunk down

1:01:22

with the pub to make the whole

1:01:24

situation feel groovy? Is that

1:01:26

why you're here? How's your spiritual

1:01:28

pillar? I don't think that's why you're

1:01:30

here. That's certainly why I'm not here. So

1:01:34

yes, we're in a little bit of a lull, but

1:01:37

it's important to fortify yourself for

1:01:40

the next attack so

1:01:42

that they don't steal everything you own,

1:01:44

everything you have, everything you've built up

1:01:46

over time when the next attack comes.

1:01:49

So the next attempt will come because

1:01:53

they know that they've weakened us. They don't, a

1:01:56

bully will never attack a strong person in

1:01:58

the school, you know, Charles. The

1:02:00

bully will assess, I'm going to

1:02:02

find the weakest link

1:02:05

and I'm going to go pick on that

1:02:07

person. So if we can

1:02:09

exhale strength, if we can

1:02:12

vibrate strength out, if we can be

1:02:14

stronger versions of ourselves, the bully starts

1:02:16

to second question themselves about if this

1:02:18

attack is going to work or am

1:02:20

I going to get punched in the

1:02:23

face. In this

1:02:26

game can really work, like in

1:02:28

the NHS, they were going to

1:02:30

jab mandate all the healthcare workers

1:02:32

in the NHS and I believe

1:02:34

in the UK they pushed back

1:02:36

and then they pulled back the

1:02:38

mandate. Our pain, our

1:02:41

pushback, our collective strength can

1:02:43

move the needle. So

1:02:45

it's a very important, the strength

1:02:47

link is the most important aspect

1:02:49

of winning this battle that

1:02:51

we could ever fold into our own lives. I

1:02:54

hope that answered your question a little bit. It

1:02:57

absolutely does and I think people

1:02:59

will take enormous comfort and positivity

1:03:01

from the amount of very constructive

1:03:05

and strengthening points

1:03:07

that you've brought out. We're

1:03:09

going to have to wrap up quite shortly

1:03:13

and I ask the next question with a certain

1:03:15

kind of trepidation. But

1:03:18

given what you said about the

1:03:20

individual and effectively the power

1:03:22

within the individual to sort

1:03:24

yourself out, sort your life out, which I

1:03:27

think has been a very coherent message in

1:03:30

this interconnected world that we live in, how,

1:03:34

if it's not too general a question, but

1:03:36

how do you see things turning out? Do

1:03:38

you think in the sense

1:03:40

of it being a spiritual war

1:03:42

or a series of spiritual

1:03:44

battles, how do you envisage

1:03:47

things turning out? What

1:03:49

I see is the pain

1:03:52

teacher is going to come for

1:03:54

all of us and we're

1:03:56

all going to mature whether we want

1:03:58

to or not. And it

1:04:01

depends when we're going to open the

1:04:03

door for the pain teacher. Now the

1:04:05

pain teacher knocks louder and louder, the

1:04:07

more important the message is, yes. And

1:04:10

everybody has their threshold of pain that they're

1:04:12

going to react to. I do think it's

1:04:16

going to get worse before it gets

1:04:18

better. And

1:04:20

this is what humanity needs to wake

1:04:22

up. It's a little bit of a

1:04:24

cycle and you don't know who's really

1:04:26

running the shingle spiritually at this point.

1:04:28

Is it the man with the fork

1:04:31

tail and the hooves? Or

1:04:34

is it God Himself saying,

1:04:37

you need to awaken from your slumber.

1:04:39

So I'm going to potentially, if it

1:04:41

was God, I'm going to employ the

1:04:44

evil forces to give you as

1:04:46

much pain as you're going to

1:04:48

need before you understand that going

1:04:51

down to the football match

1:04:54

with another man's name on

1:04:56

your back and screaming in

1:04:58

a drunken rage is

1:05:01

not why I put you here. So

1:05:04

I can see us getting a little bit

1:05:06

worse. I can see the

1:05:08

pain threshold being met. I

1:05:10

can see pain doing what it's designed to

1:05:12

do with mature and

1:05:15

individuate each single person

1:05:18

to the point where they're forced to take

1:05:20

full control of their

1:05:22

health and start living out

1:05:24

these illogical, irrational ideas like

1:05:26

going to the voting booth

1:05:30

and begging psychopaths to steal your

1:05:32

money, rule you and euthanize you,

1:05:35

living out that idea is probably not

1:05:37

in your best interest. And the reason

1:05:40

you have that idea in the first

1:05:42

place is because although

1:05:44

it's insane and although

1:05:46

it's illogical and fatalistic,

1:05:48

it's repetitive. And that's

1:05:51

why you think this is, you know, I'm going

1:05:53

to vote out the red actor and put in

1:05:55

the blue actor and then I'm going to get

1:05:57

back down to the pub and watch the football

1:05:59

game. kind of

1:06:01

society can sustain itself. So we

1:06:03

have to leave the childhood fantasies

1:06:06

behind. We are going to get there. There'll

1:06:08

be a little bit more pain. That pain

1:06:10

will awaken the next 20 or 30 percent.

1:06:14

And the evil systems will

1:06:17

be, will collapse and will

1:06:20

build alternate systems and parallel systems

1:06:22

that build us up with positive

1:06:24

repetitive content and supportive repetitive content.

1:06:26

It's just a cycle. We're just

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going to write it out. We're

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almost there. Jason,

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that's a fine note to end on.

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Now, tell us, please, where

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can the audience be directed towards to

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find out more about what you do,

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the courses you run, and where

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on social media and whatnot that we can find you?

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Well, I think it's always just best, Charles,

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to email me personally and get on my

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email list. Because of course, I can't speak

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entirely uncensored unless I'm

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on my personal email

1:06:59

content list. So

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email me again at info

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at jchristoph.com. Again, single initial

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j, Christoph is Christ with

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an OFF on the end,

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info at jchristoph.com. And I'll just slow

1:07:13

drip you this information a little bit

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at a time so you can process

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it. I'll give you encouraging words and

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insider information that you're not going to

1:07:21

get anywhere else. You

1:07:24

can make your life better a little bit

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at a time. Again, it's about progress. It's

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not about perfection. Don't shame and

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guilt yourself when you fall down. That

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is the process. I fell down more times

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than I can count. But I

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got up that extra time and made my

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life better and better every single day to

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the point where I have my five pillars

1:07:44

of strength in order right now or before

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I didn't. Excellent. Thank

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you. Now, if you're not already

1:07:51

supporting the UK column financially, but you

1:07:53

think you are in a position to

1:07:55

do so, then please do consider it

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because it will enable us to carry

1:07:59

on. interviews of

1:08:01

such a high quality as this one with

1:08:04

Jason and as I said at the beginning

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all notes and links will be posted with

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this interview at ukcolumn.org so

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it simply remains for me to thank

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Jason very very much indeed for what

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has been an absolutely fascinating voyage over

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the last hour or so. Jason it's

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been a pleasure thank you very much

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indeed and we will keep in touch.

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Thank you Charles it was an honor speaking

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to your beautiful audience thanks for having me

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on.