Don't Do Nothing

[00:00:00] Aaron: Today I am going to open the curtain. I’m going to open the book. I’m going to lay it all out at a level you’ve not seen before. 

[00:00:09] Brad: Uh-oh. 

[00:00:10] Aaron: This is called going down the rabbit hole. But, um, in a way… I’ll, I’ll tell you, I think this is when I really woke up. 

[00:00:18] Brad: Yeah. 

[00:00:19] Aaron: I, I was given this information, uh, probably when I was 17 years old.

[00:00:25] Brad: Hmm. 

[00:00:26] Aaron: And I, in life I had no purpose. Yeah. Um, and I, I basically thought that the world, um, there was no possibility to be happy. Uh, there’s no really reason to even think… Like, I just was in a bad state. Yeah. I was very depressed. 

[00:00:40] Brad: Yeah. 

[00:00:41] Aaron: And, uh, yes, you know, as you guys know, obviously if you watch this channel, like I’m a Scientologist.

[00:00:45] Aaron: I, you know, use Dianetics, and I had known about Dianetics and I knew it was great. I knew it worked But I still really was kind of without a purpose. Now, this, what I’m about to show you, showed [00:01:00] me back at that time who is the enemy. What is it and why is the world in the condition it’s in? And in fact, it was, it was, to be totally honest, it was part of recruitment, and it was like, “Hey, let’s volunteer.

[00:01:14] Aaron: Let’s put some time to help other people.” And I was like, “Eh, you know, maybe later. I don’t know, after I do college, after whatever.” And when I saw this, I said, “I need to do something.” 

[00:01:23] Brad: Hmm. 

[00:01:23] Aaron: So this is like the wake-up. This is called the wake-up call. Go ahead. 

[00:01:26] Brad: By the way, just to set the stage, I’ve never read or seen what Aaron’s about to talk to me about.

[00:01:33] Brad: So this is gonna be- 

[00:01:34] Aaron: So what I’m gonna… Yeah. Like 

[00:01:35] Brad: basically live. So yeah. So what we’re gonna do- … is 

[00:01:37] Aaron: I w- I’m gonna, I’m gonna read to you some of these. 

[00:01:39] Brad: Okay. 

[00:01:40] Aaron: Okay? And by the way, the link to this entire, uh, uh… It’s a actual manual, okay? It’s a, it’s… I’ll, I’ll read you the name in a second, but all the text will be in the links.

[00:01:48] Aaron: Um, and this was put forward through actually CCHR. 

[00:01:52] Brad: Hmm. 

[00:01:53] Aaron: Uh, now CCHR didn’t originally publish this. 

[00:01:54] Brad: Citizens Commission on Human 

[00:01:56] Aaron: Rights. Yeah, the Citizens Commission on Human Rights, who is, is the [00:02:00] biggest, um, pain in the behind of psychiatry- Yeah … and their abuses and, and, and what’s not letting them just go and abusing people flat out like they would like to, uh, is CCHR.

[00:02:11] Aaron: These 

[00:02:11] Brad: are the people who prevent psychiatrists from coming into your home and incarcerating you and your loved ones because they feel like it. 

[00:02:18] Aaron: Correct. 

[00:02:19] Brad: Yeah. 

[00:02:19] Aaron: Uh, and if you don’t think that’s real- It’s fine … don’t worry. You’re, you’re… Here we go. It’s fine. Here we go. Yeah. Here we go. We’re gonna get into this.

[00:02:24] Aaron: Uh, so that’s where the link is. So let’s get into it, okay? Yeah. Today’s topic is, I’m gonna read you the title. You can see this right here. Okay, if you can see it. Okay. Brainwashing, okay? A Synthesis of the Russian Textbook on Psychopolitics. Okay, psychopolitics- 

[00:02:44] Yeah … 

[00:02:45] Aaron: is the topic. Here’s the definition of psychopolitics, okay?

[00:02:48] Mm-hmm. 

[00:02:49] Aaron: And, um, man, let’s just go into it. I’m just gonna read some. Like, like what am I gonna… I’m just reading it. Yeah. I’m just reading. 

[00:02:54] Yeah. 

[00:02:55] Aaron: Then we can get into commentary. Psychopolitics, the art and science of asserting and maintaining [00:03:00] dominion over the thoughts and loyalties of individuals, officers, bureaus, and masses, and the effecting of conquest of enemy nations through, quote, unquote, mental healing.

[00:03:12] Aaron: What? That, 

[00:03:14] Brad: that- It says through mental healing? 

[00:03:15] Aaron: Absolutely, 100%, yes. So this is through mental healing, okay? And this is… It’s a Russian textbook. Now, this material was- Well, 

[00:03:26] Brad: so to, to be clear, though, this is a synopsis 

[00:03:29] Aaron: Yeah, I don’t know the full… This is all the textbook that I have. Yeah, yeah, 

[00:03:32] Brad: yeah. 

[00:03:32] Aaron: I, I, I…

[00:03:32] Aaron: This is just the, the, the synopsis. Yeah. So this is leaked, and I, and I’ll read to you the thing right now- Hmm … but this is leaked information. Hmm. Okay? 

[00:03:38] Brad: Got it. 

[00:03:38] Aaron: And this is, uh, who exactly, I don’t have the exact names or who are they- Yeah … but it’s essentially, um, Russian communists- Mm-hmm … okay, to take over the West.

[00:03:48] Brad: Yeah. 

[00:03:49] Aaron: Okay? To take over what’s America, North America- Mm-hmm … South America- Mm-hmm … Canada, everything, all, like- 

[00:03:52] Brad: Yeah … 

[00:03:53] Aaron: the Western Hemisphere, um, how to conquest- Mm-hmm … and defeat them. 

[00:03:59] Brad: [00:04:00] Yep. Um- Without having to openly fight them because- Correct … they’re stronger. 

[00:04:03] Aaron: You got it. So here 

[00:04:04] Brad: we go. Because the US has- 

[00:04:05] Aaron: Yeah, ’cause if, if you know the enemy- Yeah

[00:04:06] Aaron: if someone can spot the enemy, they fight. America- 

[00:04:08] Brad: Yeah … 

[00:04:09] Aaron: uh, I mean, we’ve won every war. Maybe not every war, but vast majority of wars. Yeah. Someone goes against America openly- No, every single one … every single one, right? 

[00:04:15] Brad: Yeah, of course. 

[00:04:16] Aaron: Okay. 

[00:04:16] Brad: Yeah, that’s why it’s America. 

[00:04:17] Aaron: No, 

[00:04:17] Brad: we- That’s why there’s still America.

[00:04:18] Aaron: No, no, nobody’s, nobody’s beaten America. 

[00:04:20] Brad: Yeah. 

[00:04:21] Aaron: So if you openly declare war against America, you will not win ’cause our army is the biggest, the military’s the b- like, so people know. 

[00:04:27] Brad: It just, for context, it’s, like, 10X bigger than the next largest army. 

[00:04:31] Aaron: Right. 

[00:04:31] Brad: Yeah. 

[00:04:31] Aaron: So you’re not gonna beat America- 

[00:04:33] Brad: Mm-hmm … 

[00:04:33] Aaron: on, on, on face to face.

[00:04:34] Brad: Yeah. 

[00:04:35] Aaron: So what’s happening, this is how do you take over America and beat America- 

[00:04:38] Brad: Mm-hmm … 

[00:04:39] Aaron: but without ever declaring war. 

[00:04:40] Yeah. 

[00:04:41] Aaron: Without ever showing even who you are. 

[00:04:43] Yeah. 

[00:04:44] Aaron: So here we go. Here’s- From the 

[00:04:45] shadows. 

[00:04:45] Aaron: Here, here is the editorial note, okay? Um, this is written by a guy named Charles Stickley in 1955.

[00:04:54] Mm-hmm. 

[00:04:54] Aaron: And I’ll read this whole thing ’cause this is… I’m just, I’m just gonna read it. 

[00:04:57] Yeah. 

[00:04:57] Aaron: It’s fine. Just gonna read it, and then after the entire thing- Yeah, yeah … like, if you wanna [00:05:00] take, if you wanna say something, you can, but I’m just gonna read the whole thing. 

[00:05:01] Yeah, 

[00:05:03] Aaron: yeah. This book is a, is a synthesis of information gathered through observation, discussion, investigation, and experience over the last 10 years.

[00:05:12] Aaron: I cannot entirely vouch for its authenticity. Disclosure of the sources from which it is drawn would undoubtedly lead to great difficulties for them. And in matters, and in matters of this kind, the Soviet is not accustomed to the issuance of validations. I mean, meaning- 

[00:05:30] Mm … 

[00:05:30] Aaron: the Soviets aren’t gonna say like, “Oh yeah, those are the guys who wrote it.”

[00:05:32] Aaron: Like, no one’s gonna confirm who wrote- Yeah … this is a leaked document. 

[00:05:35] Yeah, yeah, yeah. 

[00:05:36] Aaron: There we go. Having compiled this volume, I did not easily discover any method of distributing, distributing it, since my own facilities and finances are, as is customary with professors, necessarily limited. Further, the placement of this volume in anyone’s hands constituted, to some degree, a considerable risk for myself, [00:06:00] until I realized that there were actually two American groups in the field of mental science who were entirely above suspicion, particularly since they were often mentioned as Soviet targets- 

[00:06:15] Brad: No way

[00:06:16] Aaron: by my informers, and were mentioned in the actual text of this book as being antipathetic, meaning against- 

[00:06:25] Brad: Just yeah, opposed to. Yeah … 

[00:06:27] Aaron: to this Soviet program. These two groups were the Christian Scientists- 

[00:06:34] Brad: What? … 

[00:06:35] Aaron: and the Dianeticists. 

[00:06:37] Brad: What? Shout out Christian Scientists. Yeah. Let’s go. 

[00:06:41] Aaron: Christian Science is an American religion.

[00:06:43] Brad: Yep. 

[00:06:44] Aaron: Intensely patriotic. 

[00:06:46] Brad: Yep. 

[00:06:47] Aaron: Dianetics is the only entirely American development in the field of the human mind. 

[00:06:52] Brad: Wow. 

[00:06:55] Aaron: Knowing from my information sources that Dianetics and Christian [00:07:00] Science and their people have experienced years of mauling- 

[00:07:04] Brad: Maul- yeah … being attacked … like 

[00:07:06] Aaron: a bear. Yeah, yeah. 

[00:07:06] Brad: Yeah. 

[00:07:07] Aaron: And defamation at communist hands I am submitting to these organizations this work.

[00:07:14] Yeah. 

[00:07:15] Aaron: I wish to express here my appreciation for their bold resistance to communism through the years. 

[00:07:20] Uh-huh. 

[00:07:22] Aaron: I wish also to express my confidence in the future of the free nations of Earth. Although the Soviet has found a chink in the armor- 

[00:07:30] Mm … 

[00:07:30] Aaron: of individual liberty, hey, they’re fighting it, right? 

[00:07:32] Yeah.

[00:07:32] Aaron: It is certain that democratic processes can mend it. 

[00:07:36] Hmm. 

[00:07:36] Aaron: That only the individual himself can protest against assault and injury to him before law, joined with the fact that the insane have no rights before law- 

[00:07:45] Brad: Yep … 

[00:07:45] Aaron: has permitted, in itself, this deep ingress into our country’s security. Ingress going in.

[00:07:51] Brad: Wait, read the part again about them not having, uh, like pe- 

[00:07:55] Aaron: Joined with the fact that the insane have no rights before law. 

[00:07:57] Brad: And what’s the thing that’s, is joined with? 

[00:07:59] Aaron: [00:08:00] Uh, let’s see, let’s see, let’s see, let’s see. It says something joined with. Joined with the fact… Okay. The individual… Okay. Only the individual himself- Yeah

[00:08:06] Aaron: can protest against assault and injury to him- 

[00:08:08] Brad: Yep … 

[00:08:09] Aaron: before law. 

[00:08:09] Brad: Yep. 

[00:08:10] Aaron: I say, “Hey, this happened to me,” only the individual can show up. 

[00:08:12] Brad: Yeah. 

[00:08:12] Aaron: Right? 

[00:08:14] Brad: And- Yeah, someone can’t show up on your behalf and say, “Look at what they did to him.” 

[00:08:17] Aaron: Yeah, the person has to show up, right? 

[00:08:18] Brad: Yep. 

[00:08:18] Aaron: And it’s not a group. 

[00:08:19] Brad: Yep. 

[00:08:20] Aaron: I mean, it’s a person.

[00:08:21] Brad: Yeah. 

[00:08:21] Aaron: Brother writes and it’s all… Okay So long as this legal hole exists- 

[00:08:28] Brad: But the legal hole is, is you have to come yourself to defend yourself against abuses. But if you’re declared insane, you’re not allowed to do that. 

[00:08:35] Aaron: Correct. 

[00:08:36] Brad: Yeah. That’s the loophole. 

[00:08:37] Aaron: That’s the loophole. 

[00:08:37] Brad: Yeah. 

[00:08:38] Aaron: So if you, all you, all you do is you say, “This person’s insane.”

[00:08:41] Brad: They have 

[00:08:41] Aaron: no 

[00:08:41] Brad: rights, basically. “

[00:08:41] Aaron: You’re taken out.” You have no 

[00:08:42] Brad: rights. At that point, yep. 

[00:08:43] Aaron: Yeah. According to psychiatry- Yep … and according to basically the laws of the governments that now have accepted psychiatry’s stance as being somehow valid. 

[00:08:50] Brad: Yep. 

[00:08:51] Aaron: Okay. So here we go. So long as this legal hole exists, there is then no law [00:09:00] against driving anyone insane, even though- 

[00:09:03] Brad: There is no law against driving anyone insane.

[00:09:07] Aaron: I don’t know, buddy Even though this action deals as finally with a person as does murder 

[00:09:14] Brad: Yeah. Absolutely. 

[00:09:16] Aaron: Right? 

[00:09:17] Brad: If you can drive a person insane, it- they might as well be dead. Correct. Because they have no rights anyways. They 

[00:09:22] Aaron: have no rights, and yeah, now they’re doing something else, right? 

[00:09:25] Brad: Wow. 

[00:09:26] Aaron: Now check this out.

[00:09:26] Aaron: Okay. The existence today of highly efficient drugs such as LSD, one-millionth of an ounce of which can create insanity- 

[00:09:36] Mm … 

[00:09:37] Aaron: brings this legal loophole into focus. 

[00:09:40] Oh, my God. 

[00:09:42] Aaron: By enacting legislation permitting a friend or next of kin to bring charges in case of assault, and by quickly repl- uh, placing all treatment of, and institutions for the insane in the hands of ministers, not, this is m- like communist ministers- Yeah

[00:09:59] Aaron: I believe, [00:10:00] I believe. Taking it entirely out of the hands of European indoctrinated practitioners, the entire effort of psychopolitics can be nullified at once. Okay, so check this out. Let me see, let me see, let me see. Hold on, let me re- insert this. By enacting legislation permitting a friend or next of kin to bring charges in case of assault.

[00:10:13] Aaron: So if we do that- 

[00:10:15] Brad: Yeah … 

[00:10:15] Aaron: that’s the, the defense. Like if I 

[00:10:17] Brad: see someone- So it’s 

[00:10:18] Aaron: like- … do something to you … if, if you made this person ins- like, let’s say- Yep … that guy made you insane, and I can go to court for you. 

[00:10:22] Brad: Yep. 

[00:10:23] Aaron: Well, now you’re somewhat protected- Yep … ’cause I can still fight for you. Yep. Right? 

[00:10:26] Brad: Yep. 

[00:10:27] Aaron: Uh, and by quickly placing all treatment of institutions for the insane in the hands of ministers.

[00:10:30] Aaron: So this may be in terms of actual ministers, pastors, right? 

[00:10:33] Brad: Yeah. 

[00:10:33] Aaron: Taking it entirely- Like it … out of the hands of- Yeah … indoctrinated practitioners, the entire effort of scyco- psychopolitics can be nullified at once. So this is a plan of how to stop it. 

[00:10:41] Brad: Yep. 

[00:10:41] Aaron: If the minister is people who care for people, actually- 

[00:10:44] Brad: Yeah

[00:10:44] Aaron: right? 

[00:10:44] Brad: Yep. 

[00:10:45] Aaron: If they take 

[00:10:46] Brad: over mental health- Well, that, that’s, that’s literally what a minister is, like in- They’re 

[00:10:49] Aaron: supposed to give help … 

[00:10:49] Brad: yeah, it’s a shepherd to his flock. Yep. That’s literally what the Bible is about. 

[00:10:52] Aaron: Yep. 

[00:10:53] Brad: Yeah. 

[00:10:54] Aaron: So if they did that, it says the entire effort of psychopolitics can be nullified at once.

[00:10:56] Aaron: So this is basically saying, “Hey, this is how you stop psychopolitics. This is how you stop [00:11:00] being taken over of the West.” You get ministers, people who really care, you get them to take care of the insane and not psychiatrists who literally will maim- 

[00:11:07] Yeah … 

[00:11:08] Aaron: shock, cut- 

[00:11:09] Yep … 

[00:11:09] Aaron: et cetera. 

[00:11:10] Yep. 

[00:11:10] Aaron: Then this can be stopped.

[00:11:12] Yeah. 

[00:11:12] Aaron: Okay? If you care to check this subject of psychopolitics against current occurrences in the American scene, one will discover the urgency of such measures. Yeah. And this is 1955. And you will see, I mean, this, this plan is in effect. 

[00:11:30] Brad: Yeah. 

[00:11:30] Aaron: W- and I will go into it. It is crazy. Well, this is just the 

[00:11:32] Brad: synopsis.

[00:11:33] Brad: We haven’t 

[00:11:33] Aaron: even gotten to the details of the plan. This is just, this is just, this is just saying they have a plan. 

[00:11:34] Brad: Yeah. 

[00:11:35] Aaron: But, uh, guys, and, and what I’m gonna do first, I’ll read the, the name of the chapters, uh, and then we’ll go into a few. 

[00:11:41] Brad: Yeah. 

[00:11:41] Aaron: Um, yeah, this is, uh, this is wild. This is wild. Right? This, this is wild.

[00:11:46] Aaron: Um- 

[00:11:49] Brad: Who’s the guy that wrote this again? 

[00:11:51] Aaron: So, so the, the guy who put it, to put it- The guy who 

[00:11:53] Brad: put this together … 

[00:11:53] Aaron: who put this… Okay, so the guy who put it together is this guy, who I’ll tell you in a second. Yeah. The guy who released it is this guy, Charles Stickley, who’s a [00:12:00] professor. Now, the guy who wrote this actual text- 

[00:12:02] Brad: Yeah

[00:12:03] Aaron: we’re gonna say it. The, the first opening of this, of this book is called An Address by Beria. Who is Beria? Hmm. Beria Lavrentiy Pavlovich, 1899 to 1953, Soviet police official. 

[00:12:14] Hmm. 

[00:12:15] Aaron: Born in Merkheuli, Georgia. In 1938, Soviet leader Joseph Stalin, a fellow Georgian… Well, I didn’t even know Joseph Stalin was Georgian.

[00:12:24] Aaron: Hmm. Called Beria to Moscow and appointed him head of the Soviet Secret Police organization. 

[00:12:28] Brad: Wow. 

[00:12:28] Aaron: So 

[00:12:29] Brad: this- The head of the secret police … 

[00:12:30] Aaron: this is the beginning, this first thing here- 

[00:12:32] Brad: Wow … 

[00:12:32] Aaron: is from the head of the Soviet Police organization. 

[00:12:35] Brad: And he died in ’53, and this came out in ’55. ’55, yeah. So after he was dead, it was like, “Okay, boom, we can release it.”

[00:12:40] Aaron: Somehow it got out, right? 

[00:12:40] Brad: Wow. 

[00:12:42] Aaron: Man, and, and, and I don’t know how much we’re gonna, like… I actually haven’t read this part. I’ve, I’ve scanned through some of the rest of it- Yeah … but now, like, we have 

[00:12:50] Brad: some time. 

[00:12:51] Aaron: Um, wow. So this is an address by Beria. He’s actually talking to students of Lenin University.

[00:12:57] Aaron: Check this out. Yeah. “American students at the Lenin [00:13:00] University, I welcome your attendance at these classes on psychopolitics.” Wow, I, I, I… Oof. I guess I’m just gonna read it. I don’t know. Yeah, it’s fine. If, if we get into something- It’s fine … I’m just gonna go. 

[00:13:09] Brad: Yeah, it’s fine. “

[00:13:10] Aaron: Psychopolitics is an important, if less known, division of geopolitics.

[00:13:14] Aaron: It is less known because it must necessarily deal with highly educated personnel, the very top strata of mental healing.” 

[00:13:20] Brad: Hmm. “

[00:13:21] Aaron: By psychopolitics, our chief goals are effectively carried forward.” These are the goals. “To produce a maximum of chaos in the culture of the enemy is our first most important step.”

[00:13:31] Brad: Makes sense. Yeah. “

[00:13:33] Aaron: Our fruits are grown in chaos, distrust, economic depression, and scientific turmoil.” 

[00:13:39] Brad: Scientific turmoil. Oh my God, that’s so true. 

[00:13:44] Aaron: This is insane. 

[00:13:44] Brad: Wow. “

[00:13:45] Aaron: At least a weary populace can seek peace only in our offered communist state. At last, only communism can resolve the problems of the masses.”

[00:13:57] Aaron: Okay? So you put them in a place where [00:14:00] they’re 

[00:14:00] Brad: like- We’re like so exhausted- … only the communist, only the communist can help you … by the confusion around them that communism can, can become in and become the stable datum. 

[00:14:06] Aaron: Yep. 

[00:14:07] Brad: Yeah. 

[00:14:07] Aaron: Yep. 

[00:14:07] Brad: Yeah. Wow. 

[00:14:08] Aaron: A psychopolitician must work hard to produce the maximum chaos in the fields of mental health, and he actually put this in quotes, “In the fields of mental 

[00:14:16] Brad: health.”

[00:14:16] Brad: Mental health, yeah. 

[00:14:17] Aaron: They know it’s not mental health. 

[00:14:18] Brad: Yeah. 

[00:14:19] Aaron: Like, it’s actually control. 

[00:14:20] Brad: Yeah. 

[00:14:21] Aaron: He must recruit and use all the agencies and facilities of quote-unquote mental health. 

[00:14:26] Brad: Mm-hmm. 

[00:14:26] Aaron: He must labor to increase the personnel and facilities of mental healing until at last the entire field of mental science is entirely dominated by communist principles and desires.

[00:14:38] Brad: Well, that’s done. 

[00:14:39] Aaron: Um, yeah. And this, again, this was 70 years ago pretty much, right? Yeah. So- 

[00:14:44] Brad: Yeah … 

[00:14:44] Aaron: uh, you can see the plan. We’ll go into the, these p- these pieces you’re gonna… You’re… Is this… Let’s go. Okay, 

[00:14:49] Brad: here we go. I’m saying that’s done in like psychiatry. It’s, it is completely dominated and- Yep … yeah, wow.

[00:14:54] Aaron: Yeah. To achieve these goals, the psychopolitician must crush every [00:15:00] homegrown variety of mental healing in America. 

[00:15:02] Brad: Yep. 

[00:15:03] Aaron: Actual teachings of Freud, James, Eddy, and others amongst your misguided peoples must be swept away. 

[00:15:09] Brad: Yes. 

[00:15:10] Aaron: They must be discredited. Yeah, go ahead. 

[00:15:11] Brad: Actual teachings of Freud. 

[00:15:13] Aaron: Yes. ‘

[00:15:13] Brad: Cause one, one thing that I was surprised to learn is that I, I don’t remember if it’s in Dianetics or if it’s in another book, but L.

[00:15:20] Brad: Ron Hubbard speaks very highly of Freud. 

[00:15:24] His a- his actual teachings. 

[00:15:25] Brad: Of his, of what he actually wrote. Yeah. Like, that’s something that L. Ron Hubbard studied in his early studies of the mind. 

[00:15:31] Aaron: Yep. 

[00:15:31] Brad: And he’s like, “This guy was onto something,” and then he extended it. 

[00:15:34] Aaron: Yep. 

[00:15:34] Brad: Yeah. 

[00:15:34] Aaron: And he learned- 

[00:15:35] Brad: Yeah … 

[00:15:35] Aaron: one of his first teachings, L.

[00:15:36] Aaron: Ron Hubbard, was a… And this is on Scientology TV, you can see it, but, um- Yeah … Commander Thompson- Yes … was a, a student of Sigmund Freud. 

[00:15:42] Brad: Yeah. 

[00:15:43] Aaron: And, uh, and he learned a bunch of stuff from there. And- Mm-hmm … and Sigmund Freud, like psychoanalysis. Yeah. How many, how many people go, “Oh, yeah, I had some psychoanalysis or some therapy of any kind”?

[00:15:52] Aaron: Yeah. 

[00:15:52] Brad: Yep. 

[00:15:52] Aaron: Um, doesn’t happen. You go and you get drugged. Mm-hmm. Yeah, that’s right. That’s pretty much how it works these days. That’s right. Freud, maybe he got into that later, but he developed the actual [00:16:00] consultation, uh- Yeah … techniques. Okay, so here we go. They must be discredited, defamed, arrested, stamped upon even by their own government until there is no credit in them and only communist, communist-oriented healing remains.

[00:16:13] Aaron: You must work until every teacher of psychology, unknowingly or knowingly, teaches only communist doctrine under the guise of psychology. 

[00:16:22] Brad: Oh, my God. 

[00:16:24] Aaron: You must labor until every doctor and psychiatrist is either a psychopolitician or an unwitting assistant to our aims. No, no, this is crazy. Okay Um, you must labor until we have dominion over the minds and bodies of every important person in your nation.

[00:16:43] Brad: Yep. 

[00:16:43] Aaron: You must achieve such disrepute for the state of insanity and such authority over its pronouncement that not one statesman so labeled could again be given credence by his people. 

[00:16:53] Yeah. 

[00:16:54] Aaron: So if you look at this, this statement is, is crazy. Yeah. Right? 

[00:16:56] Wow. 

[00:16:57] Aaron: I mean, this is like, if you look at that, ’cause if you [00:17:00] look, a- a- and, and in, in communism, this is what happens, right?

[00:17:04] Aaron: Yeah. You, you label a person, right? Yeah. Maybe the old school way is like, “Hey, they’re against this.” Mm-hmm. And then we had a, uh, one of the episodes that, uh, is gonna air or whatever, air or whatever. 

[00:17:13] Yeah. 

[00:17:13] Aaron: Uh, Marin Cujus- Yeah … he’s talking about communism. “Hey, you’re against it,” and they’ll take you out. 

[00:17:17] Yeah.

[00:17:17] Aaron: Okay? 

[00:17:18] Yeah. 

[00:17:18] Aaron: But instead of being against communism, they just label you as crazy. Mm-hmm. 

[00:17:22] Mm-hmm. 

[00:17:22] Aaron: So if you have someone who’s whatever, you go, “Oh, they’re crazy,” label it. You take him to institution, he’s out. You don’t- Yep … you don’t need to convince people or, or fight against anybody if you can just label them insane.

[00:17:32] Aaron: Yep. Then they’re done. 

[00:17:33] Yep. 

[00:17:34] Aaron: That’s a, that’s a core, core thing. 

[00:17:36] Yeah. 

[00:17:37] Aaron: Okay. Wow. You must work until suicide arising from mental imbalance is common and calls forth no general investigation or remark

[00:17:49] Brad: What? Sal, read that again 

[00:17:50] Aaron: I’ll read this one again. “You must work until suicide arising from mental imbalance is common- Wow … and calls forth no general [00:18:00] investigation or remark.” 

[00:18:01] Brad: So people killing themselves is so normal that nobody will even think to do anything about it. Good. 

[00:18:05] Aaron: So then, then once that’s done- Wow

[00:18:06] Aaron: you just go, “Oh, Kurt Cobain? Oh, he took his own, he took his life.” Mm. “This guy, he took his life. This guy, he took his life. This guy… Ah, well.” Uh-huh. It just happens. 

[00:18:14] Uh-huh. 

[00:18:16] Aaron: Now, which ones really took their life and which ones were taken out- 

[00:18:18] Yeah … 

[00:18:19] Aaron: doesn’t matter, ’cause- Yeah, yeah, yeah … it’s, it’s so common that- 

[00:18:20] Yeah

[00:18:21] Aaron: how are you gonna investigate? Who cares if you’re gonna investigate? 

[00:18:23] Yep. 

[00:18:23] Aaron: Right? 

[00:18:23] Yeah. 

[00:18:24] Aaron: I, uh- 

[00:18:25] Wow … 

[00:18:25] Aaron: I’ll mention another name, but, like, there is… You just make it where you don’t really look into the fact that, 

[00:18:32] oh, wow, someone committed themselves. 

[00:18:33] Aaron: With the institutions for the insane, you have in your country prisons which can hold a million persons and can hold them without civil rights and any hope for freedom.

[00:18:43] Aaron: And upon these people can be practiced shock and surgery so that never again will they draw a sane breath. They will never draw a sane breath. You must make these treatments common and accepted, and you must sweep aside any treatment from any group or person seeking to treat by effective [00:19:00] means. 

[00:19:02] Brad: Oh my God 

[00:19:06] Aaron: We’ll get in here.

[00:19:06] Aaron: This is, uh, anything that works must be attacked 

[00:19:10] Brad: Yeah. 

[00:19:10] Aaron: Okay? 

[00:19:13] Brad: This is just like pure evil 

[00:19:14] Aaron: It’s pure, this is pure evil It’s just- This is pure evil … 

[00:19:16] Brad: literally pure evil. This is pure evil. Yeah, this is pure evil. How could anyone sit and listen to this? Uh, 

[00:19:19] Aaron: well, sorry guys. 

[00:19:21] Brad: Oh, no, no. No, I’m just- I mean, like be in the room- Yeah, yeah, yeah

[00:19:24] Brad: as, as like an instruction. No. Well- Like a teacher is telling you, “Hey, this is what you gotta do. Like, you gotta do this, like, you know, do-” 

[00:19:33] Aaron: But you see before, but obviously before this- “… take the dogs” … these people, if you, if you kind of look- Yeah … you see this is the, the, and he says these classes on psychopolitics.

[00:19:40] Aaron: So the person’s already involved in psychopolitics. Yeah. They’ve already committed to… You know, if you look at it, it’s not actually that crazy. Like somebody in, let’s say Russia or- Yeah … whatever, let’s say a communist place, they go- Yeah … “How do we take down the United States? Here’s a class. I’m gonna teach you how to become the number one country in the world, and we’re gonna take out the United States.”

[00:19:55] Aaron: Mm. 

[00:19:55] Mm. 

[00:19:56] Aaron: You can get, you can get volunteers to do that. 

[00:19:57] Brad: Yeah, that’s true. 

[00:19:58] Aaron: I mean, that’s 

[00:19:58] Brad: not- It’s true … 

[00:19:59] Aaron: you get like, [00:20:00] there’s people that do that right now. Yeah. I mean, that, that’s definitely a thing that happens. Yeah. But any country, like, let’s take out these other guys, you know? It, it’s whatever. It’s- Yeah

[00:20:06] Aaron: is it insane? Of course. 

[00:20:07] Brad: Yeah. 

[00:20:08] Aaron: But anyway. 

[00:20:09] Brad: Wow. 

[00:20:10] Aaron: Okay. Um, you must dominate as respected men in the fields of psychiatry and psychology. You must dominate the hospitals and universities. 

[00:20:19] Mm-hmm. 

[00:20:20] Aaron: You must carry forward the myth that only a European doctor is competent in the field of insanity. Wow. And thus excuse amongst you the high incident of foreign birth and training.

[00:20:32] Aaron: Okay, so basically not US people, right? If and when we seize Vienna, you shall have then a common ground of meeting, and then come take your instructions as worshipers of Freud, along with other psychiatrists. Okay, bye. 

[00:20:43] Brad: Well, yeah, that’s done. 

[00:20:45] Aaron: Um. 

[00:20:46] Brad: They said take Vienna? 

[00:20:47] Aaron: Yeah. 

[00:20:47] Brad: Austria? That will- It’s done. 

[00:20:50] Aaron: Yeah.

[00:20:50] Aaron: Is it? I don’t, I don’t know much about Vienna. 

[00:20:52] Brad: Yeah. 

[00:20:52] Aaron: Is that, it’s like communist? 

[00:20:53] Brad: Yeah. That’s like, well, it’s like the, it’s the headquarters of psychiatry. 

[00:20:57] Aaron: Yeah. 

[00:20:57] Brad: Internationally. 

[00:20:58] Aaron: Yeah. Well, there you go. 

[00:20:59] Brad: Yeah. 

[00:20:59] Aaron: That’s where Freud [00:21:00] is from. Freud 

[00:21:01] Brad: is 

[00:21:01] Aaron: there. Okay. 

[00:21:01] Brad: Yeah. 

[00:21:02] Aaron: So this is … I’ll just read to the end of this.

[00:21:06] Aaron: Mm-hmm. I’ll just go try to wrapify. Good stuff. Yeah. 

[00:21:07] Brad: Yeah, yeah. 

[00:21:08] Aaron: Psychopolitics is a solemn charge. With it, you can erase our enemies as insects. You can cripple the efficiency of leaders by striking insanity into their families through the use of drugs. You can wipe them away with testimony as to their insanity.

[00:21:23] Aaron: By our technologies, you can even bring about insanity itself when they seem too resistive. 

[00:21:27] Mm-hmm. 

[00:21:28] Aaron: You can change their loyalties by psychopolitics, and this is what this book goes into. 

[00:21:31] Mm-hmm. 

[00:21:32] Aaron: This is, this is changing of loyalties. This is a huge chapter. Uh, but anyway, you can change your loyalties by psychopolitics.

[00:21:37] Aaron: Given a short time with a psychopolitician, you can alter forever the loyalty of a soldier in our hands, or a statesman or a leader in his own country, or you can destroy his mind. However, you labor under certain dangers. It may happen that remedies for your treatments may be discovered, so, yeah, right? Mm.

[00:21:54] Aaron: So if you look at this, problem is you, you can start, you know, literally brainwashing people. That’s the name of this book. 

[00:21:58] Brad: Yeah. 

[00:21:59] Aaron: Right? [00:22:00] But there’s treatments against the brainwashing. 

[00:22:01] Brad: Yeah. That’s right. 

[00:22:03] Aaron: Mm-hmm. You’re gonna see it. Okay. It may occur that a public cry may rise against mental healing. Mm-hmm. It may thus occur that all mental healing might be placed in the hands of ministers and be taken out of the hands of our psychologists and psychiatrists.

[00:22:17] Aaron: But- Wow … the capitalistic thirst for control, capitalistic inhumanity, and the general public terror of insanity can be brought to guard against these things. But they should occur. Should independent researchers actually discover means to undo psychopolitical procedures, you must not rest, you must not eat or sleep.

[00:22:34] Aaron: You must not stint one tiniest bit of available money to campaign against it, discredit it, strike it down, and render it void, for by an effective means, all our actions and researches could be undone 

[00:22:47] Brad: By an effective means, this can all be undone. Wow 

[00:22:50] Aaron: In a capitalistic state, you are aided on all sides by the corruption of the philosophy of man and the times.

[00:22:57] Aaron: You will discover that everything will aid you in your campaign to [00:23:00] seize control and use all mental healing to spread our doctrine and rid us of our enemies within their own borders. Use the courts, use the judges, use the constitution of the country- 

[00:23:08] Brad: Yep … 

[00:23:08] Aaron: use its medical societies and its laws to further our ends.

[00:23:12] Aaron: Do not stint in your labor in this direction, and when you have succeeded, you will discover that you can now affect your own legislation at will. 

[00:23:19] Yep. 

[00:23:20] Aaron: And you can, by careful organization of healing societies, by constant campaign about the terrors of society- 

[00:23:25] Mm-hmm … 

[00:23:25] Aaron: by pretense as to your effectiveness, make your capitalist himself, by his own appropriations, finance a large portion of the quiet communist conquest of the nation, which is happening.

[00:23:36] Brad: Yep. 

[00:23:36] Aaron: Capitalists, our government- Yep … is paying for psychiatry to take us down. 

[00:23:41] Brad: Yeah. 

[00:23:42] Aaron: That this is, this, this has occurred. Mm-hmm. Like, I’m, I’ll read that one again. This is- 

[00:23:45] Brad: Yeah … this is 

[00:23:45] Aaron: un- u- un- 

[00:23:46] Brad: Yeah. So it has occurred … un- 

[00:23:47] Aaron: phrased. This is, this is unbelievable- Yeah … but it’s happening. 

[00:23:50] Brad: That’s, that’s literally the, the guys that run and own the drug companies Yeah.

[00:23:55] Brad: They’re fine to take 

[00:23:55] Aaron: down Yeah, they get the government, they get the governments to, to fund them 

[00:23:57] Brad: Yep. 

[00:23:58] Aaron: Okay. [00:24:00] “By careful organization of healing societies, by constant campaign about the terrors of society- Mm … by pretense and as to your effectiveness, make your capitalist himself, by his own appropriations, finance a large portion of the quiet communist conquest of the nation.”

[00:24:15] Mm-hmm. “

[00:24:17] Aaron: By psychopolitics creates chaos. Leave a nation leaderless. Kill our enemies, and bring to earth, through communism, the greatest peace man has ever known. Thank you.” Okay, so that’s the opening address. Um- That’s the obvious route to peace. 

[00:24:38] Brad: Of course. Makes total sense to me. That sarcasm. Take it, 

[00:24:44] Aaron: take 

[00:24:44] Brad: everyone 

[00:24:45] Aaron: out.

[00:24:45] Aaron: Okay. Take everyone out. Okay. 

[00:24:47] Brad: Okay, so that’s- Just kill everyone that disagrees with us- Okay … and it’ll be peaceful. Of 

[00:24:49] Aaron: course. That guy’s- Duh … that guy’s insane. That guy’s totally, absolutely 

[00:24:52] Brad: the less relevant- That literally sounds like a script out of, like, a Mission Impossible movie. 

[00:24:56] Aaron: Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. 

[00:24:57] Brad: Make it like- For 

[00:24:57] Aaron: sure, yeah, the bad guy.

[00:24:58] Brad: Yeah. 

[00:24:59] Aaron: Right? The bad- Yeah … like this [00:25:00] is, but this is what they think. This is how they- Yeah … this is actually how they think. I mean, this is not a, this is not a fiction. This is- 

[00:25:04] Brad: Yeah … 

[00:25:04] Aaron: the guy wrote this- 

[00:25:05] Brad: Yeah … 

[00:25:05] Aaron: teaching the students- 

[00:25:06] Brad: Yep … 

[00:25:06] Aaron: to take over the US. Mm-hmm. Okay, so I’m just gonna read you the chapters.

[00:25:09] Brad: Yeah. 

[00:25:10] Aaron: Um- 

[00:25:11] Brad: He’s highlighting like crazy, by 

[00:25:13] Aaron: the way. Yeah. “The history and definition of psychopolitics,” chapter one. Two, “The constitution of man as a political organism.” 

[00:25:19] Brad: Mm. 

[00:25:20] Aaron: Three, “Man as an economic organism.” Four, “State goals for the individual and masses.” Five, “An examination of loyalties.” Insane. 

[00:25:26] Yeah. 

[00:25:27] Aaron: Six, “General subject of obedience.”

[00:25:29] Aaron: Seven, “Anatomy of stimulus-response mechanisms of man.” Mm-hmm. Eight, “Degradation, shock, and endurance.” 

[00:25:34] Mm-hmm. 

[00:25:35] Aaron: Nine, “The organiz- organization of mental health campaigns.” 10, “Conduct under fire.” 11, “Use of psychopolitics in spreading communism.” 12, “Violent remedies.” 13, “Recruiting of psychopolitic- psychopolitical dupes.”

[00:25:45] Aaron: 14- Mm-hmm … “Smashing of religious groups.” 

[00:25:48] Brad: Mm. 

[00:25:49] Aaron: 15, “Proposals which must be, must be avoided.” 

[00:25:51] Brad: Smashing of religious groups. Yep. 16, 

[00:25:53] Aaron: summary. It 

[00:25:54] Brad: doesn’t say what religion, guys. 

[00:25:55] Aaron: No, all, all, all. 

[00:25:56] Brad: Yeah. 

[00:25:56] Aaron: All. 

[00:25:57] Brad: Yeah. 

[00:25:57] Aaron: Okay. 

[00:25:58] Brad: So if you practice a religion- 

[00:25:59] Aaron: [00:26:00] This is, yeah … 

[00:26:00] Brad: they’re coming for you. 

[00:26:02] Aaron: Um, man, this is, uh, this is crazy. I’m gonna just go into ones that I, that I’m like- Yeah, 

[00:26:08] Brad: yeah

[00:26:08] Aaron: like, man. So the, the, the, the, the core of this, okay? 

[00:26:14] So crazy. 

[00:26:15] Aaron: The core of this actually, a- and it’s interesting, right? Because this show is about the spirit. Yeah. It’s about the spirit being more than the body. 

[00:26:22] Mm-hmm. 

[00:26:22] Aaron: Right? It’s about you being more than just a body. Mm. Now, here is what they believe. 

[00:26:29] Mm. “

[00:26:31] Aaron: Man is already a colonial aggregation of cells, and to consider him an individual would be an error.”

[00:26:41] Brad: They’re talking about you 

[00:26:43] Aaron: Colonies of cells have gathered together as one organ or another of the body, and then these organs have themselves gathered to form a whole. Thus we see man himself is already a political organism, even if we do not consider a mass of men. Sickness can, could be considered a disloyalty to the remaining organisms on one part of the organism.[00:27:00] 

[00:27:00] Aaron: So he talks about basically saying like, people are not people, they’re just cells. 

[00:27:03] Yep. 

[00:27:03] Aaron: Okay? So like, and basically- Wow … the cells that are off are sickness and you- Wow … just purge yourself of them. Yeah. So this is the, this is how they think. Mm-hmm. Right? Individual cannot complain. Okay. 

[00:27:13] Brad: Makes sense, just like bloodletting and leeches.

[00:27:14] Aaron: Yeah. Um, so we’ll just put like that’s just the first idea, they just say that. Yeah. Okay? 

[00:27:21] Brad: Yeah, 

[00:27:22] Aaron: yeah. So it says, “The constitution of man is an individual body, and the constitution of a state or a portion of the state as a political organism are analogous. It is a mission of psychopolitics first to align the obedience and goals of the group, and then maintain their alignment by the eradication of the effectiveness of the persons and personalities which might serve, might swerve the group toward disaffection.”

[00:27:43] Aaron: Mm. Essentially make it all one. 

[00:27:45] Brad: Yeah. 

[00:27:45] Aaron: Make everything one, right? That’s the first- Get rid 

[00:27:47] Brad: of any dissenters. Yeah. Yeah. 

[00:27:48] Aaron: That’s, that, that’s, that’s, uh… Next one. Okay, so here we go. This one, guys, I feel like, like this, man as an economic organism- It’s chapter three. Um, man, [00:28:00] I wish we could go through the whole thing, but like- 

[00:28:01] Brad: I have a question

[00:28:02] Aaron: go, go. 

[00:28:02] Brad: You’ve been to China. I have not. 

[00:28:03] Aaron: Yeah. 

[00:28:04] Brad: Yet. 

[00:28:04] Aaron: Yeah. 

[00:28:05] Brad: Uh- 

[00:28:05] Aaron: I don’t know that I can go back to China after reading this. No. I mean, I’m serious. 

[00:28:08] Brad: That was my question. That was my question. Yeah. It’s, how, how much agreement do you feel or, or have you seen is there between… Obviously the, the government of China is a, is a bit pro-communism, from what I understand.

[00:28:21] Brad: I 

[00:28:21] Aaron: mean, it’s called the Chinese Communist Party. That’s their name. 

[00:28:23] Brad: Yes. There you go. So very pro-communism. Yep. Do you find that the people of China are very pro-communism 

[00:28:29] Aaron: from what you’ve seen? I, I’ll tell you, I’ll tell you my, my, my viewpoint, and I wanna see if I can get a bit of a, a, some backing up of this.

[00:28:34] Aaron: Mm-hmm. But here’s what I actually really believe. China’s not as communist as people say or people think. 

[00:28:40] Yeah. 

[00:28:41] Aaron: Because it, it, it’s… Even though they have the name communism- Mm-hmm … and we have the name capitalist- 

[00:28:47] Mm-hmm … 

[00:28:48] Aaron: there are so many things that here in the United States we’re acting as communists. 

[00:28:51] Yeah.

[00:28:51] Aaron: Whether it’s because of the- And, and they’re not … this campaign, and then they’re not. 

[00:28:54] Yeah. 

[00:28:54] Aaron: So, like, over there, uh, welfare, I don’t know too much about it, honestly. Yeah. But I will tell you, like, [00:29:00] here, the welfare, the thing everyone gets, like this pension or, or h- there’s many things that happen here. 

[00:29:06] Brad: And over there, there’s the grandma who works in the factory happily- 

[00:29:10] Aaron: Correct

[00:29:10] Brad: putting together little things- 

[00:29:11] Aaron: Yes … 

[00:29:12] Brad: because she just wants 

[00:29:12] Aaron: to support. Yes, correct. So what- Yeah. So why didn’t… If it was truly communist and everyone- Mm … gets the same and everyone, like, why wouldn’t the grannies be on the welfare and not working? In fact, the average age of a, a factory worker in China is, like, high.

[00:29:24] Aaron: It’s, like, over 60. Yeah. Wow. Like, the factory worker, like, I don’t know exactly, but from what I’ve, like, what I’ve seen- Yeah … and everything else, like, a lot of grandmothers are in factories working. Mm-hmm. Here, dude, after 65, if someone’s working, it’s like, “That’s a miracle.” They’re, they’re mi- they’re 

[00:29:35] miserable 

[00:29:35] Aaron: on their couch.

[00:29:36] Aaron: So, so, so, so it’s, even though it’s named the Communist- 

[00:29:38] Mm-hmm … 

[00:29:38] Aaron: uh, China Communist Party- Mm-hmm … there are some factors of it that are more capitalistic than here in the United States. 

[00:29:43] Yeah. 

[00:29:43] Aaron: And, and I think, uh, this communism has, has come into the US more than we’ve realized. 

[00:29:47] Wow. 

[00:29:48] Aaron: And the truth is there’s a, there’s just…

[00:29:50] Aaron: The amount of money that the, the government takes from the- Mm … US and the, and the- Yeah … the fraud that you see and everything else, like, there’s a lot of communist things here in the United States, and, uh, there’s a lot of capitalistic stuff [00:30:00] over there. Yeah. People own their own businesses. I mean, we work with people in China all the time.

[00:30:03] Brad: Yeah. 

[00:30:04] Aaron: And they have their own businesses, and they produce their stuff, and they make their profit, and, and they make it. 

[00:30:08] Brad: Yeah. 

[00:30:08] Aaron: That’s not communist. And 

[00:30:09] Brad: some of them do incredibly well. 

[00:30:10] Aaron: They do incredibly well. Yeah. So where’s the communism? Mm-hmm. Now there’s pieces that are still very communistic that are- Like, like what?

[00:30:17] Aaron: There’s different… W- w- let’s go into this a little bit. Okay, fine. Okay. But I’m just saying, like, there’s been a blend- Yeah … where we say here we’re so capitalistic, but we’re, we actually have a lot of communism already here- Mm-hmm … and we’ll go into some of that. Mm-hmm. And in China, they’ve adopted so much capitalistic things.

[00:30:32] Uh-huh. 

[00:30:32] Aaron: Actually. 

[00:30:33] Mm-hmm. 

[00:30:33] Aaron: So, anyway, I don’t, I don’t know what to say here. Set the politics. I don’t know what to say here. I don’t know what to say here. Yeah, yeah, yeah. 

[00:30:38] Okay. 

[00:30:39] Aaron: So, um, and, and I, and, oh, man, this… Okay, here we go. Man is subject to certain desires and needs which are as natural to his being-ness as they are to that of any other animal.

[00:30:51] Aaron: Man, however, has the peculiarity of exaggerating some of these beyond the bounds of reason. And, and we’ll get into this, but I, I think what’s… There’s [00:31:00] an, there’s a, there’s a lecture by Alan Hubbard called Money. Mm-hmm. You ever listen to it? 

[00:31:02] Brad: Yep. 

[00:31:03] Aaron: Okay. 

[00:31:03] Brad: Many times. 

[00:31:04] Aaron: This lecture is incredible. But, um, and you can listen to it.

[00:31:07] Aaron: Uh, you can get it on… I don’t know if it’s available publicly, but it’s, you can buy it for 15, 15 bucks on bridgepub.com- Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah … on the classic lectures. 

[00:31:13] Brad: Yep. 

[00:31:14] Aaron: But the point is, when you want something- 

[00:31:16] Brad: Mm-hmm … 

[00:31:16] Aaron: a person wants something, they could go and they’re like, they go work- Mm … to go do something.

[00:31:20] Aaron: And, and because you, because I really want, I don’t know, a Rolls Royce, I can go work and then get it. Yep. I really want to have my own house, so I go work to get my house. So, like, the desire of things- 

[00:31:30] Mm-hmm … 

[00:31:30] Aaron: is im- is an important part of life. 

[00:31:32] Yeah. 

[00:31:32] Aaron: Right? And in capitalism, you would have to go work, and then you get your stuff.

[00:31:38] Aaron: So it, it’s, it’s a means… Wanting things is a means for you to get you to work. You get what I’m saying? Yeah, 

[00:31:42] Brad: yeah. 

[00:31:42] Aaron: And in, in communism, here’s what they say. 

[00:31:45] Brad: And by the way, even, even the Indian, he would want a beautiful horse. 

[00:31:51] Aaron: Absolutely. 

[00:31:51] Brad: He’d want a particular hide from an animal. 

[00:31:53] Aaron: Correct, 

[00:31:53] Brad: correct. You know?

[00:31:53] Aaron: So you 

[00:31:53] Brad: have to work. He would want, he would want the wolf skin- You have to 

[00:31:55] Aaron: trade … so that he- You have to trade, you have to trade the meat- Yeah … or you have to trade something. 

[00:31:57] Brad: Yeah, or he has to go kill a wolf and skin it. Like [00:32:00] it, like- 

[00:32:00] Aaron: That’s right. 

[00:32:00] Brad: Yeah. 

[00:32:01] Aaron: Want is important. Yeah, 

[00:32:02] Brad: that’s right. 

[00:32:03] Aaron: Okay. So let’s see what it says here.

[00:32:06] Aaron: Um, okay, the individual is an economic organism in that he requires a certain amount of food and a certain amount of water, and he must hold himself within a certain amount of heat in order to live. 

[00:32:13] Brad: Yep. 

[00:32:14] Aaron: When he has more food than he can eat, more clothes than he needs to protect him, he then enters upon a certain idleness which dulls his wits and his awareness and makes him prey to difficulties which, in a less toxic state, he would have foreseen and avoided.

[00:32:25] Aaron: Thus, we have a, we have a glut being a menace to the individual. He’s ba- They’re basically saying here if anybody has more than just the basic necessities- Yeah … they’re, they’re, they’re death. 

[00:32:34] Yeah. 

[00:32:34] Aaron: So they’re atta- They’re, they’re defining a person with more than the bare necessities as evil. Yeah. So if you look at rich people being attacked- Mm

[00:32:41] Aaron: wealth being attacked, like this idea is covered in here. Mm-hmm. They’re literally saying- 

[00:32:45] Yep … 

[00:32:45] Aaron: the rich man is, is, is evil and death. Yeah. This is a communist, um, um, text. 

[00:32:49] Yeah. Wow. 

[00:32:52] Aaron: It is no less different in a group. When the group acquires too much, its awareness of its own fellows, of the environment, is accordingly reduced, and the effectiveness [00:33:00] of the group in general is lost.

[00:33:02] Aaron: So the group cannot have a lot. The person cannot have a lot, the group cannot have a lot. 

[00:33:05] Brad: And if you look around, groups that don’t have a lot are generally very effective, right?

[00:33:15] Aaron: Oh my gosh Desire and want are a state of mind. Individuals can be educated into desiring and wanting more than they ever can possibly attain, and such individuals are unhappy. Most of the self-willed char- characteristics of the capitalists come entirely from greed. He exploits the worker far beyond any n- necessity of his own part as a capitalist to need.

[00:33:36] Aaron: So essentially- 

[00:33:37] Brad: Wow … 

[00:33:37] Aaron: people that work are evil, capitalists are evil. 

[00:33:39] Brad: Yep. 

[00:33:40] Aaron: You know, they’re our enemy and they’re talking about us. 

[00:33:42] Brad: Yep. 

[00:33:43] Aaron: Um, yeah, so he goes into it. So at one point, let me see. This is one part of this here that I know about this part that is- 

[00:33:49] Brad: You know the funny thing about that? 

[00:33:50] Aaron: Yep. 

[00:33:51] Brad: You know the, the biggest, like, proof against communism?

[00:33:55] Brad: Yeah, go for it. Where it’s like people are exploited by people who have companies. [00:34:00] There’s one company that completely blows that away. Yeah, what’s that? That idea. Indeed. 

[00:34:05] Hmm. 

[00:34:06] Brad: How would Indeed exist? How would they have mi- tens of millions of people frantically applying for jobs- 

[00:34:13] Aaron: Yeah … 

[00:34:14] Brad: if the person who owned the business that provided those jobs was evil?

[00:34:18] Brad: How? 

[00:34:18] Aaron: You know, it, it- 

[00:34:19] Brad: How would that- It 

[00:34:19] Aaron: makes sense 

[00:34:20] Brad: You know? 

[00:34:20] Aaron: It makes absolute sense. 

[00:34:21] Brad: Yeah. Yeah, 

[00:34:21] yeah. 

[00:34:22] Aaron: Um, oh, dude. This, I never read this one until just now. Here. This is insane. The masses must at last come to believe that only excessive taxation of the rich- Mm … can relieve them of the burdensome leisure class- 

[00:34:41] Yeah

[00:34:41] Aaron: and can thus be brought to accept such things in, as income tax, a Marxist principle smoothly slid into capitalistic framework in 1909 in the United States. 

[00:34:51] Brad: Read the last part, Marxist principle again. 

[00:34:53] Aaron: Okay, I’m gonna read the whole thing again. 

[00:34:54] Brad: Yeah, yeah. 

[00:34:55] Aaron: Because this is, guys, th- this, the, uh, is, this is beyond happening right now.

[00:34:59] Brad: [00:35:00] Yeah. 

[00:35:00] Aaron: The masses must at last come to believe that only excessive taxation of the rich can relieve them of the burdensome leisure class- 

[00:35:08] Brad: Uh-huh … 

[00:35:09] Aaron: and can thus be brought to accept such a thing as income tax. Mm-hmm. A Marxist principle smoothly slid into capitalistic framework in 1909 in the United States.

[00:35:19] Aaron: Income tax is absolutely not a capitalist 

[00:35:21] Brad: idea. Smoothly slid into. Phew. Yeah. 

[00:35:23] Aaron: Income tax, yeah. It slid into- We’re all for income tax. Anybody fighting for… Like, income tax- 

[00:35:26] Brad: The snail mail DMs of the US. 

[00:35:29] Aaron: Income ta- Income tax is absolutely- 100% … communist, socialist, whatever. Like, that is what it is. The more 

[00:35:34] Brad: you make, the more, the more you’re punished.

[00:35:36] Brad: Yeah, 100%. 

[00:35:38] Aaron: Oh. This, even though the basic law of the United States forbade it, and even though communism at that time had been active only a few years in America- 

[00:35:48] Brad: Mm … 

[00:35:48] Aaron: such success as the income tax law, had it been followed thoroughly, could have brought the United States and not Russia into the world scene as the first communist nation.

[00:35:58] Aaron: I mean, this is like- 

[00:35:59] Brad: [00:36:00] Mm-hmm. Read that part again. 

[00:36:02] Aaron: So they’re basically s- Okay, here we go. This, even though the basic law of the United States forbade it- 

[00:36:07] Brad: The basic law of- Income tax … the United States forbade 

[00:36:10] Aaron: the income tax? Yeah, your, the government doesn’t take your money. That’s, uh- 

[00:36:12] Brad: Wow … 

[00:36:13] Aaron: you’ve seen that.

[00:36:13] Aaron: It’s not, it’s not part of the Constitution or anything. 

[00:36:15] Brad: Yeah. 

[00:36:15] Aaron: Income tax? No way. And even though communism at that time had been active only a few years in America, such success as the income tax law, had it been followed thoroughly, could have brought the United States, and not Russia, into the world scene as the first communist nation.

[00:36:30] Aaron: Okay, um- 

[00:36:31] Brad: He’s basically saying that U- the US could have been- The, the- … the communist nation instead of Russia being the communist nation. Oh my God. 

[00:36:38] Aaron: Yeah, because they’re already there. 

[00:36:39] Brad: Yeah. 

[00:36:40] Aaron: Income tax, income tax. They fought for income tax. Yeah. We have income tax. Good. Hey, look at the success of income tax.

[00:36:43] Aaron: You guys don’t have to work, welfare, all this stuff. 

[00:36:45] Brad: Mm-hmm. 

[00:36:46] Aaron: Like, the US did it. Dude. That, you get what I’m saying? Like, this is- The 

[00:36:48] Brad: American Revolution was over basically the income tax. 

[00:36:52] Aaron: Yeah, I, yeah, exactly. Not exactly, but- Yeah, I don’t, I don’t know much about that … 

[00:36:54] Brad: yeah. Wow. 

[00:36:55] Aaron: Um- 

[00:36:56] Brad: And by the way, it was 1, 1% tax is [00:37:00] what the American 

[00:37:00] Aaron: Revolution- Isn’t that crazy?

[00:37:00] Aaron: was fought over. 

[00:37:00] Brad: 1%. 

[00:37:02] Aaron: Wow. Can you imagine? 

[00:37:03] Brad: Yeah. 

[00:37:03] Aaron: And now it’s 40. Yeah. 38 plus 11… 13% in, in California. Yeah. Okay. The rich, the skilled in finance, the well-informed in government are particular and individual targets for the psychopolitician. 

[00:37:16] Mm-hmm. 

[00:37:16] Aaron: His is the role of taking off the board those individuals who would halt to, or corrupt communist economic programs.

[00:37:25] Aaron: Thus every rich man, every statesman, every person well-informed and capable in government must be brought to his side as a trusted confidant, a psychopolitical operator. So he’s saying- 

[00:37:34] Yep … 

[00:37:35] Aaron: you need to become assistants. Yeah. You need to go… Anybody who’s rich, anybody who’s actually helpful, anybody who’s doing anything economically well, you’re…

[00:37:42] Aaron: The, he’s se- teaching these guys, “You become their aide- 

[00:37:46] Uh-huh … 

[00:37:47] Aaron: and get them to start- 

[00:37:48] Ah … 

[00:37:49] Aaron: taking on these psychopolitics- 

[00:37:50] Wow … 

[00:37:50] Aaron: uh, ideas.” 

[00:37:51] Brad: Wow. 

[00:37:52] Aaron: Yeah. The families of these persons are often deranged from idleness and glut, and this fact [00:38:00] must be played upon, even created. 

[00:38:01] Brad: That’s completely true. Wow. 

[00:38:04] Aaron: The normal health and wildness of rich man’s son must be twisted and perverted and explained into neurosis, and then assisted by a timely administration of drugs or violence, turned into criminality or insanity

[00:38:17] Whoa. 

[00:38:19] Aaron: Wow This brings, this brings at once someone in mental healing into confidential contact with the family, and from this point on, the very most- Mm … must then be made of that contact. Get the son, get them crazy, get in the life. 

[00:38:33] Brad: Yeah. Start- Yeah … start- Start just churning it all up. Yeah. Wow. 

[00:38:38] Aaron: Communism could best succeed if at the side of every rich or influential man there could be placed a psychopolitical operator, an undoubted authority in the field of mental healing, who could then, by his advice or guided opinions or through the medium of a wife or daughter, direct the optimum policy to embroil, embroil or upset the economic policies of the country.

[00:38:56] Brad: Oh my God. 

[00:38:56] Aaron: And when the time comes to do away forever with the rich or [00:39:00] influential man, to administer the proper drug or treatments to bring about his complete demise in an institution as a patient or his death by suicide 

[00:39:08] Brad: Yeah. No wonder, no wonder they’re giving Elon, uh, the drugs they’re giving him.

[00:39:12] Brad: Yeah. 

[00:39:13] Aaron: The capitalist does- Holy crap … yeah, the capitalist does not know the definition of war. He thinks war as attack with force performed by soldiers and machines. He does not know that a more effective, if somewhat longer war, can be fought with bread, or in our case, with drugs- 

[00:39:27] Yeah … 

[00:39:27] Aaron: and the wisdom of our art.

[00:39:29] Aaron: The capitalist has never won a war in truth. The psychopolitician is having little trouble winning this one. 

[00:39:35] Mm. 

[00:39:36] Aaron: It’s like, dude, they’re not fighting. They’re not seeing. 

[00:39:38] Yeah. 

[00:39:39] Aaron: They’re not seeing. 

[00:39:40] Wow. 

[00:39:41] Aaron: Um, it is not always necessary to remove the individual. It is possible to remove his self-willed tendencies to the improvement of the goals and gains of the whole.

[00:39:51] Aaron: The technologies of the psychopolitics are graduated upon the scale, which starts somewhat above the, uh… You know, just whatever. I don’t know. Mm-hmm. That’s, that’s what I [00:40:00] got. Like, the point is they, they… He basically goes into, in, in saying that you have to beat people. 

[00:40:05] Mm-hmm. 

[00:40:06] Aaron: All goals proceed from duress.

[00:40:08] Aaron: Life is a continuous escape. Without force and threat, there can be no striving. Without pain, there can be no desire to escape from pain. Wow. Without the threat of punishment, there can be no gain. Wait, so he’s just saying, like, you need to beat the crap out of these people so they have a goal to stop getting beat.

[00:40:19] Aaron: Oh my God. I mean, uh, that’s a crazy one. Okay, let’s go on. Wow. Okay. Okay, okay, okay, okay. 

[00:40:25] Brad: It basically, the, the po- the idea of that, the underlying idea is that pain is what gives life meaning. 

[00:40:32] Aaron: Yeah. 

[00:40:32] Yeah, that’s- 

[00:40:33] Brad: Yeah … 

[00:40:33] Aaron: that’s it. Okay. 

[00:40:34] Brad: When the truth, by the way, is that help is what gives life meaning. 

[00:40:37] There 

[00:40:37] Aaron: you go.

[00:40:37] Brad: Yeah. 

[00:40:38] Aaron: There you go. 

[00:40:39] Brad: Yeah. 

[00:40:40] Aaron: Um- 

[00:40:41] Brad: Wow. You mentioned chapter five, which we’re on. I noticed. Yeah, 

[00:40:46] Aaron: yeah, yeah, yeah. This is- 

[00:40:47] Brad: Examination of loyalties. To whom do your loyalties belong?[00:41:00] 

[00:41:00] Aaron: Okay. Examination of loyalties. If loyalty is so important in the economic and social structure, it is necessary to examine it further as itself 

[00:41:08] Brad: By the way, one thing that I want to point out is people, I think, get confused about what brainwashing really is. This is a manual on brainwashing. 

[00:41:19] Aaron: Yep. 

[00:41:19] Brad: This is literally the instruction manual on how to brainwash a populace.

[00:41:25] Aaron: Mostly America. 

[00:41:26] Brad: Yeah. 

[00:41:26] Aaron: And this is, this is, this is- Yeah … against America. 

[00:41:28] Brad: Yeah. Yeah, yeah. And since most of our listeners are American, you. 

[00:41:35] Aaron: Have to see if this- 

[00:41:35] Brad: Yeah, this game has been run on you. 

[00:41:37] Aaron: Yep. Um. 

[00:41:40] Brad: It’s crazy. 

[00:41:41] Aaron: While it is not borne out that electric shock has any therapeutic value- Boom … so far as making the individual more sane, it is adequately brought out that its punishment value will create in the patient a greater cooperative attitude.

[00:41:54] Wow. 

[00:41:56] Aaron: Brain surgery has no statist- statistical data to recommend it beyond its [00:42:00] removal of the individual personality from amongst the paths of organs which were not permitted to cooperate. These two Russian developments have never pretended to alter the state of sanity. They are only effective and workable in introducing an adequate punishment mechanism to the personality to make it cease and desist from its course’s and egotistical direction of the anatomy itself.

[00:42:21] Brad: Oh my God. 

[00:42:22] Aaron: It is the violence of the electric shock and the surgery which is useful in subduing the recalcitrant personality, which is all that stands in the road of the masses or the state. Mm. So the only thing that stands in the masses, in, in, in road of the masses or the state, is a recalcitrant personality, of someone 

[00:42:37] Brad: who won’t obey.

[00:42:38] Brad: Dude, I, I gotta say, I, when I hear that, that when I hear recalci- recalcitrant personalities in the way, I just think the 47th president of the United States. Right. I’m like that is the definition of that guy. Yeah. Like, will not be moved. Dude, they 

[00:42:52] Aaron: wish they would shock the 

[00:42:53] Brad: guy, of course. Will not be altered.

[00:42:53] Aaron: Mm-hmm. 

[00:42:54] Brad: Yeah. 

[00:42:54] Aaron: Mm-hmm. 

[00:42:54] Brad: Like, will not comply. 

[00:42:56] Aaron: Mm-hmm. 

[00:42:57] Brad: He will do what he thinks is right. Mm-hmm. Love it or hate it. 

[00:42:59] Aaron: Mm-hmm. 

[00:42:59] Brad: [00:43:00] Mm-hmm. Recalcitrant personality- Yep … standing in the way of this- 

[00:43:02] Aaron: Plenty of people who want to shock- … insanity … him and any other- 

[00:43:04] Brad: Oh, yeah … pers- any other leader. Oh my gosh. Can you imagine? 

[00:43:07] Aaron: Okay. It is occasionally, uh, it is occasionally to be discovered that the removal of the preventing personality by shock and surgery then permits the regrowth and reestablishment of organs, of these people, right?

[00:43:17] Aaron: Which have been rebelled against by that personality. 

[00:43:20] Wow. 

[00:43:23] Aaron: In that well-regulated state is composed of organisms, not personalities, the use of electric shock and brain surgery in psychopolitics is clearly demonstrated. Okay, so anybody who’s not aligned with the goals. Yeah. Anybody whose mission and goal is not putting forward psychopolitics communism- Mm-hmm, 

[00:43:41] Brad: mm-hmm

[00:43:41] Aaron: um, could just be shocked. Yeah. And then, and then they’re, they’re out of the way. 

[00:43:44] Brad: Elect- electroshock 

[00:43:44] Aaron: them- But their cells, their cells are no longer 

[00:43:46] Brad: fighting … or open up their head and cut a piece of their brain out. 

[00:43:48] Aaron: Yep, 

[00:43:48] Brad: yep, 

[00:43:48] Aaron: yep. Yeah. And which, which occurs every day. 

[00:43:50] Brad: Insane. 

[00:43:51] Aaron: Um

[00:43:55] Aaron: In moments of expediency, of which there are many, the personality itself can be [00:44:00] rearranged by shock, surgery, duress, and in particular the best psychopolitical techniques, implantation with the technologies of neo-hypnotism. Such duress must have in its first part a defamation of the loyalties, and its second the implantation of new loyalties.

[00:44:15] Aaron: Okay? Um, a good and experienced psychopolitical operator working under the most favorable circumstances can, by the use of psychopolitical technologies, alter the loyalties of the individual so deftly that his own companions will not suspect they have changed. 

[00:44:29] Wow. 

[00:44:30] Aaron: Anyway, sorry. This says it’s not that easy.

[00:44:32] Aaron: Okay, good. Okay, here we go. You know we’re gonna get in… Now we’re… Okay. It is adequately demonstrated that loyalty is entirely lacking in that methodical commodity known as spiritual quality. Loyalty is entirely a thing of dependence, economic or mental, and can be changed by the crudest implementations.

[00:44:50] Aaron: Observation of workers in their factories or fields demonstrates they easily grant loyalty to a foreman or woman and then easily abandon it to substitute another individual. 

[00:44:58] Brad: Hmm. [00:45:00] 

[00:45:00] Aaron: Um, let’s see. The queasy- 

[00:45:02] Brad: Basically he’s saying that people are not actually loyal. 

[00:45:03] Aaron: Correct. 

[00:45:04] Brad: Just a product of circumstance.

[00:45:06] Aaron: Yep. 

[00:45:06] Brad: Yeah. 

[00:45:07] Aaron: The queasy insecurity of the masses in capitalistic nations finds this more common than in enlightened states such as Russia. In capitalistic states, dependencies are so craven, wants and privations are so exaggerated that loyalty is entirely without un- ethical foundation, and exists only in the realm of a dependency duress and demand.

[00:45:21] Aaron: They’re basically saying, if you want someone to really follow you, you just use duress- Yeah, you just beat them into it … demand. Yeah, I mean, that’s- 

[00:45:26] Yep … 

[00:45:27] Aaron: what he’s saying. He’s saying no one will actually trust anybody. 

[00:45:29] Mm-hmm. 

[00:45:29] Aaron: Which again is a f- full falsehood, right? 

[00:45:31] Yep. 

[00:45:32] Aaron: The, the enemy of this whole thing is loyal people.

[00:45:34] Yeah. 

[00:45:35] Aaron: Integrity. 

[00:45:36] Yeah. 

[00:45:37] Aaron: Honesty. Like- 

[00:45:37] Yeah. 

[00:45:38] Aaron: But they’re bas- For, for … They, they again realize they’re teaching people how to brainwash others. So- 

[00:45:42] Yeah … 

[00:45:43] Aaron: the guys they’re talking to are saying, “Hey, dude, none of these guys will ever have loyalty.” Yeah. You just treat them as cells- 

[00:45:47] Yeah … 

[00:45:47] Aaron: and you’re gonna win. Yeah. So this is, this is the, the, their teachings.

[00:45:50] Wow. 

[00:45:50] Aaron: It says here basically, like when do you use the shock? It actually says here. 

[00:45:54] All right. 

[00:45:55] Aaron: No great amount of time should be extended upon the individual, but emotional duress or [00:46:00] electric shock or brain surgery should be resorted to should communist propaganda fail. So they’re basically saying like, as long as they, they just follow the propaganda, they don’t need to be shocked.

[00:46:09] Aaron: Do you understand? Like- 

[00:46:10] Brad: Oh my God … 

[00:46:11] Aaron: if they follow it, then it’s no big deal. Just keep them. 

[00:46:13] Brad: Yeah. 

[00:46:13] Aaron: And then when someone is then being troublesome, you get those guys. 

[00:46:15] Brad: Mm-hmm. Wow. 

[00:46:17] Aaron: When the loyalty of an individual cannot be swerved, and where his opinion, weight, or effectiveness of the individual stands firmly in the road of communist goals, it is usually best to occasion a mild neurosis into the person by any available means.

[00:46:28] Brad: Mm. 

[00:46:28] Aaron: And then having carefully given him a history of mental imbalance, to see to it that he disposes of himself by suicide, or to bring about his demise- 

[00:46:36] Brad: To see to it that he disposes of himself by suicide … 

[00:46:40] Aaron: yep, or to bring about his demise in such a way to resemble suicide. Mm. Psycho- psychopolitical operators have handled such situations skillfully tens of thousands of times within and without Russia.

[00:46:50] Aaron: Wow. And now these, these campaigns of this- 

[00:46:52] Brad: Wow. Yeah, you make suicide- … suiciding and- … look so normal. It’s so just- Just like, “Oh. Just, oh.” It just happens everywhere. Wow. Yep. Man. Yep. [00:47:00] Dude, you know what this makes me think of? 

[00:47:01] Aaron: Yeah, go. 

[00:47:02] Brad: You know the statistic about, uh, 21 US veterans commit suicide daily? 

[00:47:06] Aaron: Mm-hmm.

[00:47:07] Brad: That, that, like that is basically from… This is from my viewpoint on it- Yeah, yeah … is psychiatrists really have their, their hands in- Oh, yeah … the armed forces. 

[00:47:18] Aaron: Oh, yeah. 

[00:47:18] Brad: Very, very strong hold. 

[00:47:20] Aaron: Doesn’t even get questioned. 

[00:47:21] Brad: Doesn’t even get questioned. It doesn’t even get questioned. Doesn’t even get questioned.

[00:47:23] Brad: You- 

[00:47:23] Aaron: It could’ve been, it could be literally like, it could be that they actually get taken out. Who would know? Well, well- Who would know that a, that a general came back- 

[00:47:30] Brad: Well, here’s- … that they 

[00:47:30] Aaron: actually did kill themselves. 

[00:47:31] Brad: Oh, with generals, 100%, but even with a common soldier- Yeah … like look at it this way.

[00:47:36] Brad: The, who is more, uh, patriotic and will literally work themselves to death- The 

[00:47:42] Aaron: soldier … 

[00:47:42] Brad: to help their country, to actually help- The Rangers … their fellow man. 

[00:47:45] Aaron: The Marines. 

[00:47:46] Brad: Yeah, exactly. Like the, uh, like just the, e- even the common soldier- They give their life … is he- he’s like he’s, he’s- For armies … stood up and signed up.

[00:47:52] Brad: Or, you know, guy in the Navy, like whoever. Guy in the Navy, he’s willing to go live on a ship for years at a time to help his country- Wow … ’cause he cares so much about his country. [00:48:00] According 

[00:48:00] Aaron: to this, he is the biggest, 

[00:48:02] Brad: uh, disease- He’s the biggest threat. He’s the biggest threat … 

[00:48:03] Aaron: to communism. 

[00:48:04] Brad: So if we actually, by the way, wanna solve the 21 suicides per day thing, you gotta get the psychs out.

[00:48:10] Aaron: You have to. 

[00:48:11] Brad: That’s the only solution. That’s what they want. It will not stop. They, they want, they 

[00:48:13] Aaron: make suicides. 

[00:48:14] Brad: Yeah. 

[00:48:14] Aaron: They s- they’ve, they’ve been put in place- Yeah … to actually do that. Yes. And yet 

[00:48:17] Brad: who’s more- Yeah … 

[00:48:17] Aaron: exactly. Who’s- 

[00:48:18] Brad: Because they need to be slowly- Who’s the biggest target is the veterans … they need to be slowly killed off.

[00:48:21] Brad: Yeah, because they are- Wow … they are the biggest threat. Wow. ‘Cause they’re genuinely patriotic. They, by the way, you know who i- who there’s no communists? You know where there’s no communists? 

[00:48:31] Aaron: Where? 

[00:48:31] Brad: The armed forces. None. 

[00:48:33] Aaron: Mm-hmm. 

[00:48:33] Brad: If somebody thinks you’re a communist, you will be ridiculed. 

[00:48:36] Aaron: Right. 

[00:48:36] Brad: You will be, like, bluntly- What about the shrink?

[00:48:39] Brad: hate. You’ll be hazed 

[00:48:40] Aaron: What about the 

[00:48:40] Brad: shrinks, huh? They, they kinda hide off in the corner. 

[00:48:42] Aaron: Exactly. 

[00:48:43] Brad: They’re not, they’re not su- They’re hidden. 

[00:48:44] Aaron: They’re hidden. Nobody’s realizing- That’s right … that person’s actually, that one guy’s unknown. 

[00:48:47] Brad: Yeah. Yeah. That’s right. His 

[00:48:48] Aaron: unknown- 

[00:48:49] Brad: Yeah … 

[00:48:49] Aaron: actually taking all those guys out.

[00:48:51] Brad: Yeah. That’s 

[00:48:51] Aaron: right. He was put there to take them out. That’s right. And they’re, he’s taking them out when they- Yeah … come back from war. 

[00:48:55] Brad: That’s right. Yes. Yeah. 

[00:48:56] Aaron: Damn, dude, that’s sick. 

[00:48:57] Brad: Yep. Yep. When they’re actually- [00:49:00] And 

[00:49:00] Aaron: it’s not Amer- it’s not, it’s… But realize- When they’re actually- … all this, these drugs are not American.

[00:49:03] Brad: That’s right. 

[00:49:03] Aaron: It’s not American. That’s right. They, they, th- this, the- Yeah … psychiatry itself- 

[00:49:06] Brad: Yeah … 

[00:49:07] Aaron: it, whatever, uh, this stuff came out of Vienna, out of whatever, out of Europe. 

[00:49:10] Brad: Yeah. 

[00:49:10] Aaron: The American- ideas 

[00:49:13] Brad: Mm-hmm 

[00:49:14] Aaron: That’s, that’s, they’re not- 

[00:49:15] Brad: You know- … these ideas … you know what, though? I’ve, I’ve talked to, I’ve talked to a lot of guys.

[00:49:19] Brad: So when, when I was in the Army, I wasn’t in for a super long time, but I did a lot of training schools, and they always take, like, really experienced guy and have them do some stint of time in training to kinda, like, pass forward their, like, real, like, battlefield experience. Yep, yep. So I got to meet and talk for long, long, long, long years of conversations with guys who’d been deployed in various theaters, done various jobs overseas and, you know, various combat situations.

[00:49:42] Brad: And one thing that was a common theme that I’m just realizing, whenever they had, you know, been labeled with you have PTSD- 

[00:49:49] Aaron: Yep … 

[00:49:50] Brad: right? What I remember them talking about is they came home and they were very alert to their environment because they had learned to be alert to their environment. Yeah. Which is not a [00:50:00] bad thing, by the way.

[00:50:00] Aaron: Yeah, correct. Correct. 

[00:50:01] Brad: Like, if you are alert to your environment- 

[00:50:02] Aaron: It’s good … 

[00:50:03] Brad: you are actually much more helpful. You’re gonna spot something before it goes wrong. 

[00:50:06] Aaron: Yep. 

[00:50:06] Brad: Right? You’re, you’re look- you’re there. You’re like boom, right there. So one thing that a, a Scientologist might say is they’re, they’re, they’re, they’re in a, they’re dangerous to the environment- Yeah

[00:50:15] Brad: is what we’d say. Sure, sure, sure. Like, they can have a, a strong effect on it. Not in a bad way. The, they then go, ’cause they have PTSD, because they’re more alert, and they’re like, “This is weird. I wasn’t this alert when I left.” Of course you weren’t that alert when you left. You, you went to somewhere where you had to be there or- Wow

[00:50:31] Brad: or you, or you’re dead, potentially. Yep. Right? Or your buddy’s dead- Mm-hmm … which you definitely don’t want. So they come back, then they’re more alert and they’re like, “Why am I so alert?” They get labeled with PTSD. They get sent off to see the psychiatrist. 

[00:50:43] Mm-hmm. 

[00:50:43] Brad: And then the psychiatrist tells them, “Oh, you have o- overactive stimulated-” Yep

[00:50:49] Brad: “blah, blah, blah.” Yep, yep. That’s very normal. You, like, it’s, it’s because you, you, you can’t get out of whatever, right? Where in reality they’re actually in a, uh, improved condition because they, [00:51:00] they’re actually much more- In the present, yeah, yeah … in present time. They’re alert. Alert, mm-hmm, 

[00:51:02] mm-hmm. 

[00:51:02] Brad: Paying attention.

[00:51:02] Brad: And they, they’re then convinced that that’s a bad thing, and they need to be given a drug- Yep … to get them out of present time. 

[00:51:07] Aaron: They need to, they need to be disposed of. They need to make- Yeah … they need to be put in a situation- Yeah … where they get l- actually the mental health that does not work. Mm-hmm.

[00:51:14] Aaron: It actually will take them down. Mm-hmm. That is the plan of this. The plan is to- Yeah … take these guys out- Yep … and it’s taking them out at a rate of more than, uh, you know, two dozen a day. 

[00:51:21] Brad: And the guys, by the way, the guys… This is, this is the interesting thing. In the armed forces, the guys who don’t listen to that and don’t go and they’re like, “I’m alert,” and like, “I’m just gonna stay alert”- 

[00:51:31] Aaron: Yep

[00:51:31] Brad: they’re the ones who go, like, through to the top of, of special forces, and they’re very different people. 

[00:51:37] Aaron: Yeah. 

[00:51:37] Brad: Like, you meet them, you’re like, “This is a different type of person.” Wow. Uh, but not in a bad way. Like you, like if s- if some- if hits the fan, that’s the guy who you need to, you need to go to his house.

[00:51:46] Brad: Right. 

[00:51:46] Right. 

[00:51:47] Brad: Like, right? Like, he’s not dangerous to you. Yep. He’s actually a very safe person to be around. 

[00:51:51] Wow. 

[00:51:51] Brad: Yeah. Yeah. Amazing. It’s, it’s amazing. 

[00:51:54] Aaron: Amazing. “Instead of executing national leaders, substitute for them should be arranged on the [00:52:00] circumstances which question their demise.” What? “In this way, we can select out all opposition to the communist extension into the social orders of the world, and render populaces who would oppose us leaderless, and bring about a state of chaos or misalignment into which we can thrust with great simplicity the clear and forceful doctrines of communism.”

[00:52:17] Brad: Wow. 

[00:52:18] Aaron: Get rid of leaders, okay? So- Wow … it’s very simple. 

[00:52:20] Brad: Mm-hmm. 

[00:52:20] Aaron: Get, get, get people to trust nobody. 

[00:52:22] Brad: Mm-hmm. 

[00:52:22] Aaron: Get trust away, get loyalties away. 

[00:52:24] Brad: Mm-hmm. 

[00:52:25] Aaron: Cut, cut them out. 

[00:52:25] Brad: And anybody who a lot of people trust. 

[00:52:28] Aaron: Yes. 

[00:52:28] Brad: Yeah. Wow. 

[00:52:30] Aaron: And this is, this is interesting. “The cleverness of our attack in the fields of psychopolitics is adequate to avoid under- avoid the understanding of the layman and the usual stupid official.”

[00:52:40] Mm. “

[00:52:41] Aaron: And by operating entirely under the banner of authority-” 

[00:52:44] Yeah “… 

[00:52:45] Aaron: with the oft-repeated statement that the principles of psychotherapy are too devious for common understanding, an entire revolution can be affected without the suspicion of a populace until it is an accomplished fact.” 

[00:52:58] Wow. 

[00:52:58] Aaron: Make it so [00:53:00] I’m the only one who can know about mental health.

[00:53:02] Aaron: Yeah. You don’t know, you don’t understand this. Yeah. I understand it. Here you go. You need to take this pill. Why? You don’t need to know. I know it. I’ve studied it for 20 years. 

[00:53:09] Brad: Yeah. 

[00:53:09] Aaron: Take this thing. 

[00:53:10] Brad: Yeah. Yep. That’s, that’s why, that’s why this book is so powerful. 

[00:53:15] Aaron: Yes. 

[00:53:15] Brad: Because this book says you can know- Yes

[00:53:18] Brad: about your mind. That’s right. You can know exactly what’s going on with your mind. 

[00:53:21] Aaron: That’s 

[00:53:21] Brad: right. And anybody can, by the way. And include, like, another thing that’s amazing about this book- 

[00:53:26] Aaron: Mm-hmm … 

[00:53:26] Brad: is the therapy, this is where it talks about homegrown therapies. Yes. This book is a- The American, the 

[00:53:31] Aaron: American

[00:53:32] Brad: yeah, exactly. This is a, also a manual on how to deliver dianetic therapy. 

[00:53:37] Aaron: That’s correct. 

[00:53:37] Brad: That, like, literally the back chunk of it is literally how do you, how do you deliver dianetics to somebody literally in your own house- Yes … or their house? 

[00:53:44] Aaron: That’s correct. 

[00:53:45] Brad: Yeah. 

[00:53:45] Aaron: Yep. And it comes also with a DVD called How to Use Dianetics- Mm

[00:53:48] Aaron: which makes it even easier. 

[00:53:49] Brad: Mm-hmm. 

[00:53:50] Aaron: You can, you can get that one. 

[00:53:51] Brad: And it costs what? What does a, what does a dianetics book cost? 25 bucks? 20 bucks? 25 bucks. Yeah. 

[00:53:55] Aaron: But, you know, yeah. Okay. “By these means, the [00:54:00] patriotism of youth for their capitalistic flag can be dulled to a point where they are no longer dangerous as soldiers.”

[00:54:06] Brad: Yeah, it’s done. That, that has occurred. 

[00:54:09] Aaron: Yep. Yeah. While this might require 

[00:54:11] Brad: many decades- Not universally. Not, I should, I should say not universally. It hasn’t happened to everyone, but if you just look at, I mean- 

[00:54:17] Aaron: The patriotism is, is, is getting less. 

[00:54:18] Brad: Yeah. For sure. Way less. 

[00:54:20] Aaron: For sure. It says, now this is sev- this was written 70 years ago, right?

[00:54:23] Aaron: Mm-hmm. But while this might require many decades to effect- Mm … capitalism’s, capitalism’s short view will never envision the lengths across which we can plan. These guys are thinking many decades. 

[00:54:34] Yeah. 

[00:54:36] Aaron: If we could effectively kill the national pride- 

[00:54:39] Brad: Yep … 

[00:54:40] Aaron: and patriotism of just one generation, we will have won that country This is just sick 

[00:54:47] Brad: Mm-hmm.

[00:54:48] Brad: Mm-hmm. 

[00:54:49] Aaron: If you see the guys kneeling to the flag or this or whatever- 

[00:54:51] Brad: Yeah … 

[00:54:52] Aaron: this is a plan against the country, guys. 

[00:54:53] Brad: Yeah. Yeah. Like, 

[00:54:55] Aaron: patriotism is survival. We cannot- Mm-hmm … have a country that is not patriotic. That’s right. Like, I don’t know what else to say. 

[00:54:59] Brad: [00:55:00] Yeah, that’s right. 

[00:55:00] Aaron: This is a plan of the, the communists.

[00:55:02] Aaron: If we could effectively kill the national pride and patriotism of just one generation- Mm-hmm … we have, we will have won that country. 

[00:55:08] Brad: Mm-hmm. 

[00:55:09] Aaron: Therefore, we must be, there must be continual propaganda abroad to undermine the loyalty of the citizens in general, and of the teenager in particular. 

[00:55:17] Brad: Hmm. You know, you know somebody who I, I don’t agree with 100%, I don’t like the drug thing, but thank God for Joe Rogan.

[00:55:25] Aaron: Yep. 

[00:55:25] Brad: Joe Rogan actually has taken, from my viewpoint, a generation of mostly young men, I mean, women obviously listen to Joe Rogan as well, but it’s mostly male, male audience. Mm-hmm. And actually made it cool to be patriotic. 

[00:55:39] Aaron: Right. 

[00:55:40] Brad: Like, he does it in a very subtle, understated way, but he’s definitely a patriotic dude.

[00:55:45] Brad: No question. 

[00:55:46] Aaron: We, we should be on his show. We should tell him, “Joe Rogan, we can come on your show, please.” 

[00:55:49] Brad: Let’s go, 

[00:55:49] Aaron: dude. Talk about Scientology, bro. 

[00:55:50] Brad: First, first actual Scientologists- Yeah … you could interview. 

[00:55:53] Aaron: Okay, good. Um- 

[00:55:54] Brad: Actually, he’s interviewed Scientologists. Yeah. But we’ll leave that for later. 

[00:55:58] Aaron: Yeah.

[00:55:59] Aaron: Yeah, well, bring one of them on [00:56:00] my show. You don’t have to tell these people. He’s been on here. Okay. Um- Look at this. “The role of the psychopolitical operator in this is very strong. He can, from his position as an authority in the mind, advise all manner of destructive measures. He can teach the lack of control of this child at home.

[00:56:20] Aaron: He can instruct, in an optimum situation, the entire nation in how to handle children and instruct them so that children, given no control, given no real home, can run wildly about with no responsibility for their nation- 

[00:56:30] Brad: Yeah … 

[00:56:30] Aaron: or themselves.” 

[00:56:31] Brad: Yeah. Yeah, given no control. Dude, I gotta tell you, me and my wife, we, we control our kids.

[00:56:38] Brad: Like, we are the adults. Yeah. 

[00:56:40] Absolutely. 

[00:56:40] Brad: They live in our house. 

[00:56:41] Yep. 

[00:56:42] Brad: Like, when they need to go to bed, they go to bed. 

[00:56:45] Yeah. 

[00:56:46] Brad: It’s not like, “Hey, it’s bedtime. Love you. Good night.” 

[00:56:49] Yeah. 

[00:56:49] Brad: Yeah? Yeah. Yeah. Wow. Wow. 

[00:56:52] Aaron: Now here… Oh, dude, this, this is where you really get into how, how you get rid of the loyalty of people.

[00:56:57] Aaron: This is like- 

[00:56:59] Brad: Is this all the [00:57:00] loyalty chapter? 

[00:57:00] Aaron: This is just loyalty. 

[00:57:01] Brad: Oh my gosh. Wow. “

[00:57:03] Aaron: The misalignment of the loyalty of youth to a capitalistic nation sets a proper stage for a realignment of their loyalties with communism. Creating a greed for drugs, sexual misbehavior, and uncontrolled freedom, and presenting this to them as a benefit of communism will- Yeah

[00:57:20] Aaron: with ease bring about our alignment.” 

[00:57:22] Brad: You could in, you could reread that and replace the word communism with college. And that, and that would literally be what we’re experiencing. 

[00:57:29] Aaron: Well, he said, then he said the psychopolitics have to be put, put in the hospitals and in the, in the universities. That was, that was the beginning.

[00:57:34] Aaron: You, you might have missed it. 

[00:57:35] Brad: Oh, yeah, in, of that paragraph? Just that 

[00:57:37] Aaron: one here. No, no, earlier, earlier. 

[00:57:38] Brad: Oh, 

[00:57:38] Aaron: yeah, yeah, yeah. But he’s saying, like, you need to put these- Yeah … in, in, uh- Yeah, but read- These universities … read it 

[00:57:41] Brad: again and instead of saying- 

[00:57:42] Aaron: Yeah, yeah, 

[00:57:43] Brad: correct, yeah … um, yeah, literally just say college.

[00:57:46] Brad: I’ll bring it up. Yeah. “

[00:57:48] Aaron: In the case of strong leaders among useful groups, a psychopolitical operator can work in many ways to use or discard that leadership. If it is to be used, the character of the girl or boy must be altered [00:58:00] carefully into criminal channels and- Mm … a control by blackmail or other means must be maintained.”

[00:58:05] Brad: Record labels. 

[00:58:07] Aaron: And we just talked about that. I know, that was crazy. 

[00:58:08] Brad: Mm-hmm. “

[00:58:09] Aaron: But where the leadership is not susceptible, where it resists- Yeah … all persuasions and might become dangerous to our cause- Yep … no pains must be spared to direct the attention of the authorities to that person- Yep … and to harass him in one way or another until he can come into the hands of juvenile authorities.

[00:58:22] Aaron: When this has been effected, it can be hoped that a psychopolitical operator, by reason of child advisor status- Mm-hmm … can, in the security of the jail cloaked by the processes of law, destroy the sanity of that person.” 

[00:58:32] Wow. “

[00:58:33] Aaron: Particularly brilliant scholars, athletes, and y- youth group leaders must be handled in either one of these two ways.”

[00:58:41] Aaron: These guys like- Wow … the, the, every, uh, like this plan is in effect. Every person- 

[00:58:47] Yeah … 

[00:58:47] Aaron: a scholar, a brilliant scholar, an athlete, youth group leaders- 

[00:58:50] Wow 

[00:58:53] Aaron: Psychiatry is going after these guys 

[00:58:54] Yeah ‘

[00:58:55] Aaron: Cause they know this is the future. We need to take them down- 

[00:58:57] Brad: Mm-hmm … 

[00:58:58] Aaron: by helping them- 

[00:58:58] Brad: Mm-hmm … 

[00:58:59] Aaron: with [00:59:00] shock and drugs.

[00:59:00] Brad: Yeah. Mm. Um, 

[00:59:03] Aaron: yeah

[00:59:08] Brad: And if none of that works, they’ll just kill him. 

[00:59:11] Aaron: Yeah, correct. 

[00:59:12] Brad: Yeah. 

[00:59:12] Aaron: Correct, correct, correct, correct. 

[00:59:13] Brad: I mean, Charlie Kirk. 

[00:59:15] Aaron: That’s true

[00:59:19] Aaron: Okay, next chapter 

[00:59:22] Brad: Chapter five, man 

[00:59:23] Aaron: General subject of obedience 

[00:59:25] Brad: The, we’re putting a link for this in, in it. Yeah, it’s in the beginning. Absolutely. Okay, great. 100%. Great. Perfect. 

[00:59:29] Aaron: Um Wow. We’re not gonna get through all of this. 

[00:59:35] Brad: It’s okay. 

[00:59:36] Aaron: Okay. Uh, but you know what, it’s fi- I’ve been wanting to read this and I haven’t- Yeah

[00:59:40] Aaron: sat down and read enough of it. Yeah, yeah, yeah. So I feel like I, like this is, this is for me. This is great. This is great. This 

[00:59:43] Brad: is 

[00:59:43] Aaron: for me. Okay. ‘Cause I had a PowerPoint, like these, you know, quotes and stuff. Yeah. But 

[00:59:46] Brad: anyway. Yeah. 

[00:59:48] Aaron: The general subject of obedience. Obedience is a result of force. Ha. These guys are insane.

[00:59:54] Brad: Yeah. 

[00:59:55] Aaron: Everywhere we look in the history of Earth, we discover that obedience to new rulers has [01:00:00] come about entirely through the demonstration on the part of those rulers of greater force than was to be discovered in the old ruler. Correct. This is insane. This is not America. It is whatever. 

[01:00:08] Brad: Just, just to clarify, like, look at, um, like, look at, l- just look at the American Revolution.

[01:00:16] Aaron: Yep. 

[01:00:16] Brad: Why did people choose to, to follow the Founding Fathers? The, all the force was directed against them if they didn’t- Correct … comply. Correct. Like, i- and they didn’t comply. 

[01:00:26] Correct. 

[01:00:27] Brad: It’s like there are endless examples that prove that to be false. Yep. Like, the way, the way that you get not even obedience, but cooperation from people, is by consulting their willingness.

[01:00:36] Aaron: Mm-hmm. 

[01:00:37] Brad: Like, you, you use logic and social graces to gain- Yep … agreement. 

[01:00:42] Aaron: So this is how they do obedience- Wow … and it’s, it’s, it’s interesting here, um… Yeah. 

[01:00:47] Brad: Yeah. Okay, here we go. The interesting thing is this, that piece of false data is the thing that will, that will unravel this whole plan. 

[01:00:53] Aaron: Right. 

[01:00:54] Brad: Yeah. 

[01:00:54] Aaron: Check this out.

[01:00:55] Brad: Mm-hmm. 

[01:00:56] Aaron: The stupidity of Western civilizations is best demonstrated by the [01:01:00] fact that they believe hypnotism is a thing of the mind, of attention, and a desire for unconsciousness. This is not true. Only when a person has been beaten, punished, and mercilessly hammered can hypnotism upon him be guaranteed in its effectiveness.

[01:01:14] Brad: Yeah. 

[01:01:15] Aaron: That is true. 

[01:01:15] Brad: Yeah, that’s 

[01:01:15] Aaron: true. That is very 

[01:01:16] Brad: true. That’s 100% true. 

[01:01:17] Aaron: It is stated by Western authorities on hypnosis that only some 20% of the people are susceptible to hypnotism. So they understand. They understand- … that you need to be beaten. You, hypnotism will work if you beat them. Yeah, yeah, yeah. So they’re just saying you, you just beat people and they’ll listen to you.

[01:01:29] Aaron: Yeah. 

[01:01:29] Brad: It’s kind of what they’re saying. Yeah. Yeah, yeah. 

[01:01:31] Aaron: Okay. Um… Wow Uh, yeah 

[01:01:38] Brad: That’s crazy that it says 20%. 

[01:01:39] Aaron: Yeah. Oh, oh yeah, correct, the 20%. Oh, wow, you’re so right. Mm-hmm. I didn’t, I didn’t think about that one. 

[01:01:43] Brad: And what’s happening to a person who… They’re connected with a suppressive person. Oh, wow. What is that person doing to them?

[01:01:47] Aaron: Yeah. Wow. 

[01:01:48] Brad: In some way or another- Yeah … beating them down. 

[01:01:50] Aaron: Yep. 

[01:01:50] Brad: Yep. 

[01:01:51] Aaron: The subject of hyt- hypnotism is a subject of belief. What can people be made to believe? They can be made to believe anything which is administered to them with sufficient brutality [01:02:00] and force. Wow. And it’s just telling you, like, this is…

[01:02:02] Aaron: This exact thing, by the way, this is basically the exact opposite of Dianetics. I mean, this is like- 

[01:02:08] Brad: Yes … 

[01:02:08] Aaron: literally, like- 

[01:02:09] Yeah … 

[01:02:09] Aaron: this, they, they, ah, I don’t know what these guys said. Anyway, okay. Yeah, we’re gonna go. The obedience of a populace is as good as they will believe. Now, look at this one. Now, again, these guys hate religions.

[01:02:19] Aaron: They hate all religions. It says, “Despicable religions such as Christianity knew this. They knew that if enough faith could be brought into being, a populace could be enslaved by the Christian mockeries of humanity and mercy, and thus could be disarmed. But one need not count upon this act of faith to bring about broad belief.

[01:02:33] Aaron: One must only exhibit enough force, enough humanity, enough brutality, enough savageness to create belief and thereby obedience. A communist is a matter of belief. It’s such a study of force.” 

[01:02:42] Brad: I’m just gonna pull up the- 

[01:02:43] Aaron: Yeah, yeah … 

[01:02:44] Brad: hypnosis in here 

[01:02:47] Aaron: Okay. Oh. A psychopolitical op- … psychopolitical operative has no interest in therapeutic means or cures.

[01:02:53] Aaron: The greater number of insane in the country where he’s operating, the larger number of the populace will come under his view, and the greater will become his [01:03:00] facilities. 

[01:03:00] Brad: Hmm. 

[01:03:00] Aaron: Because the problem is apparently mounting into incontrollable heights, he can more and more operate in an atmosphere of emergency, which again excuses his huge of, use of- Yeah

[01:03:10] Aaron: such treatments as electric shock, prefrontal lobotomy- I had 

[01:03:13] Brad: to … 

[01:03:13] Aaron: leucotomy, and other- Yep … operations long since practiced on Russia, in Russia on political prisoners. I, I had to. So thi- as they, basically they’re, and, and this is what we’ve seen. I mean, this is the drugging and the thing. Like, there’s so much drugging.

[01:03:25] Aaron: W- and, and, oh, it’s cra- when there’s a shot and there’s a school shooting, the psychiatrists go, “You see? You really need us.” Yeah. And they get more, but this is exactly what they’re saying. 

[01:03:33] Brad: That’s right. They- ‘

[01:03:34] Aaron: Cause when things get so crazy, they go, “Sorry, you, you have to help.” Yeah. But you created that. 

[01:03:38] Brad: Yeah, that’s right.

[01:03:39] Aaron: They created the chaos. 

[01:03:41] Brad: Yeah. 

[01:03:41] Aaron: And they say, “Look, now-” That’s them empowering them “… now you really need us ’cause you need emergency. You really-” Yeah. Like- 

[01:03:45] Brad: Yep … 

[01:03:45] Aaron: but this is happening. 

[01:03:46] Brad: You know what I just realized? Is the people who say, “You need us in an emergency,” there’s a, I’m not saying this 100% of the time, but it should always be looked at as to whether they contributed to the condition of the emergency.

[01:03:58] Aaron: That’s how it is, yes. 

[01:03:59] Brad: Oh my [01:04:00] God. This is unbelievable. 

[01:04:02] Unbelievable. 

[01:04:03] Brad: Oh my God. 

[01:04:05] Aaron: It is in the interest of the psychopolitical operative that the possibility of cur- curing the insane be outlawed and ruled out at all times. 

[01:04:11] Mm-hmm. 

[01:04:13] Aaron: Only in this way can the absolute judgment of the psyco- psychopolitical operative as to the sanity or insanity of public figures he maintained in complete belief.

[01:04:20] Hmm. 

[01:04:21] Aaron: Using sufficient brutality upon their patients, the public at large will come to believe utterly anything they say about their patients. Wow. Furthermore, and much more important, the field of the mind must be sufficiently dominat- dominated by the psyco- psychopolitical operative so that whenever, so that wherever tenets of the mind are taught, they will be hypnotically believed.

[01:04:39] Aaron: The psychopolitical operative, having under control all psychology classes in an area, can thus bring about a complete reformation of the future leaders of a country, their educational processes, and so prepare them for communism. 

[01:04:50] Brad: Yeah. 

[01:04:51] Aaron: Okay. Um- 

[01:04:54] Brad: Have you ever taken a psychology class? 

[01:04:56] Aaron: You know, I haven’t, but I, I, I studied, I was helping a guy who had taken the class and seen it.

[01:04:59] Aaron: Mm-hmm. Yeah. [01:05:00] What, have you? 

[01:05:00] Brad: Yeah, yeah. 

[01:05:01] Aaron: And? 

[01:05:01] Brad: Yeah. In, uh, it’s a required class that you have to take at West Point. 

[01:05:04] Aaron: Okay. 

[01:05:05] Brad: And I remember in the class, like it, it was interesting because A lot of it actually went down to, uh… Like a lot of it was actually just discussion in the class. 

[01:05:16] Aaron: Yep. 

[01:05:16] Brad: And there were a lot of people who were very against this- Mm-hmm

[01:05:20] Brad: in the, like, pretty much the whole class. Yep. And it was taught by an army officer, who’s also pretty patriotic. Yep, yep. So there, there, there wasn’t a lot of weirdness in it, but one thing that I did find really surprising is that it didn’t talk about how the mind works. It just talked about kind of like, uh, it was almost like a catalog of interesting phenomena.

[01:05:39] Aaron: Yes. Yes. 

[01:05:40] Brad: It’s not, there’s no like explanation. 

[01:05:42] Aaron: Correct. 

[01:05:42] Brad: There’s like, people, uh, when they see an emergency tend to walk by the emergency and assume that someone else is gonna handle it. And I’m like, “Well, I don’t…” And also it was weird ’cause I’m like, “I don’t really feel that way.” Yeah. I’m like, “I would just, like, go help the person.”

[01:05:56] Aaron: Yep. 

[01:05:56] Brad: You know? 

[01:05:57] Aaron: Mm-hmm. 

[01:05:57] Brad: Like, if it’s something I know how to help with, like if somebody’s laying there [01:06:00] gasping for air, I, I would like at least call so I would do something about it. Yeah. Yeah, of course. You know? 

[01:06:04] Aaron: Don’t do nothing. Yeah. 

[01:06:04] Brad: Yeah, that’s right. Exactly. And this is before being a psychologist. 

[01:06:07] Aaron: That’s, of course.

[01:06:07] Aaron: Yeah. 

[01:06:08] Brad: So I’m like- Of course, yep … it’s kind of weird. Like it’s weird. 

[01:06:11] Aaron: Mm-hmm. 

[01:06:11] Brad: You know? Mm-hmm. They, yeah. They, and, and there’s kind of like this, it, it, it almost kind of like also described like phenomena that excuse bad behavior- 

[01:06:20] Aaron: Right … 

[01:06:20] Brad: in a society. It’s like, well, it’s very common to do this, and the unders- the kind of like unstated thing is like, because it’s very common- There you go

[01:06:28] Brad: if it’s very common, you know, you’re just part of that phenomenon. There’s nothing you can do about it, right? Of course. 

[01:06:33] Aaron: Yeah. 

[01:06:34] Brad: Lies, you can always do something about it. Always. Yeah. 

[01:06:36] Aaron: That’s, uh, 

[01:06:37] Brad: yeah. 

[01:06:39] Aaron: Yeah. Okay. Um, I’m gonna get into literally the type… This is crazy. But they go into pain drug hypnosis in here.

[01:06:48] Oh, wow. 

[01:06:49] Aaron: Right? This is a stimulus responses mechanism of a man. Drugging of an individual produces artificial exhaustion and if he is drugged or shocked and beaten and given a string of commands, his loyalties themselves can be definitely [01:07:00] rearranged. This is PDH, pain drug hypnosis. The psychopolitical operative in training should be thoroughly studied in the subject of hypnotism and post-hypnotic objec- suggestion.

[01:07:08] Aaron: He should pay particular attention to the forgetter mechanism aspect of hypnotism, which is to say implantation in the unconscious mind. He should know particularly that a person given a command in a hypnotic state and told that when still in the condition to forget it 

[01:07:23] Hmm … 

[01:07:23] Aaron: will execute it on a stimulus-response signal in the environment after he has awakened from his hypnotic state.

[01:07:28] Yeah. 

[01:07:29] Aaron: Okay, so um, it basically said, look, check this out. Using criminals and prisoners, a psychopolitical operative in training should then experiment with duress in the absence of privation, administering electric shocks, beatings, and terror-inducing tactics accompanied by the same mechanisms as those employed in hypnotism and watch the conduct of that person when he is no longer under duress.

[01:07:48] Aaron: This is, dude, literally- Yeah … experimenting on people. Like, you know, like- 

[01:07:51] Brad: Yeah … 

[01:07:51] Aaron: no cruelty, like the, the, the- Yeah … shampoos and stuff, like this is cruelty on human beings. 

[01:07:56] Brad: Bro, all- 

[01:07:56] Aaron: Psychiatry, they, they, they literally exper- they’re experimenting- 

[01:07:58] Brad: Also, also just the [01:08:00] Hippocratic Oath … on human 

[01:08:00] Aaron: beings. Yeah, that’s true.

[01:08:02] Brad: Like, uh, that’s one thing that I don’t understand is like I don’t understand how- 

[01:08:05] Aaron: Mm-hmm, 

[01:08:06] Brad: mm-hmm … uh, like any person who has a doctorate degree- 

[01:08:10] Mm-hmm … 

[01:08:10] Brad: or, or, well, I guess, I guess, uh, if you’re not a medical doctor, you know, but there are medical doctors who also like prescribe psych drugs that do harm to people.

[01:08:20] Aaron: Right. 

[01:08:20] Brad: And this is just my opinion- Yeah … but I think it’s actually an opinion that a lot of people share, is that they should actually be stripped of their license to practice medicine based on the fact that they are doing harm. 

[01:08:31] Aaron: Yeah, yeah. Yeah, no, I mean, I see what you’re saying, and they, they may like- It’s 

[01:08:35] Brad: crazy

[01:08:35] Aaron: the thing is where, you know, it’s, it’s the corruption is beyond the doctor level. 

[01:08:40] Brad: Oh, yeah. 

[01:08:41] Aaron: Right? It’s- Oh, yeah … it goes to a point where it’s like- 

[01:08:42] Brad: Yeah … 

[01:08:43] Aaron: that’s the one option the guy has. He gets paid for it. 

[01:08:45] Brad: Yep. 

[01:08:46] Aaron: And he gets to explain that it’s all good. 

[01:08:47] Brad: Yep. 

[01:08:47] Aaron: Like what happens is unfortunately the people get told this is gonna help them- 

[01:08:50] Brad: Mm-hmm

[01:08:51] Aaron: and they do it, and they may not follow up. I mean, you know, some of these doctors see whatever, 30, 40 patients in a day. 

[01:08:55] Brad: Yeah. 

[01:08:56] Aaron: They don’t follow up, and the person’s on the schedule, they don’t even know- Yeah … so what happens, and they [01:09:00] may not know, and, and it’s like- 

[01:09:01] Brad: Yep, yep … 

[01:09:02] Aaron: they could be victims as much as they are perpetrators.

[01:09:04] Aaron: Mm-hmm. Um. 

[01:09:05] Brad: Mm-hmm. 

[01:09:06] Aaron: Anyway. 

[01:09:07] Brad: True, but there, there is 

[01:09:08] Aaron: also- Oh, no, that’s, not making it whole … very, 

[01:09:10] Brad: very high level responsibility 

[01:09:11] Aaron: with medicine Well, when you become a doctor, exactly. Yeah. And, but the problem- Yeah … anyway. Yeah. When you get into university and they start getting corrupted there. Mm-hmm. You see?

[01:09:18] Aaron: Mm-hmm. Anyway. Yeah. Yeah. Okay. Yeah. I’m gonna move on ’cause there’s one that’s really, really- 

[01:09:26] Brad: Okay, yeah, 

[01:09:26] Aaron: yeah … this is a shock and whatnot, and I just wanna get to the end before, not to the end- Yeah … but I wanna get to one part that’s like- 

[01:09:30] Brad: Yeah … 

[01:09:31] Aaron: organization of mental health campaigns. 

[01:09:33] Brad: Oh my gosh. 

[01:09:34] Aaron: Okay? Um, this is crazy.

[01:09:40] Brad: Yeah. 

[01:09:43] Aaron: Psychopolitical operatives should at all times be alert to the opportunity to organize for the betterment of the community mental health clubs or groups. Mm. By thus inviting the cooperation of the population as a whole in mental health programs, the terrors of mental operation can be disseminated throughout the populace.

[01:09:58] Aaron: Furthermore, each of these mental health [01:10:00] groups properly guided can bring at last legislative pressure against the government to secure adequately the position of the psychopolitical operative to obtain for him government grants and facilities, thus bringing a government to finance its own downfall.

[01:10:10] Aaron: Thus bringing a government to finance its own downfall. 

[01:10:14] Oh my God. Okay? 

[01:10:16] Aaron: But now this is what’s crazy, okay? Mental health organizations must carefully delete from their ranks anyone actually proficient in the handling or treatment of mental health. Mm. Thus must be excluded priests, ministered, actually trained psychoanalysts, good hypnotists, or trained dianeticists.

[01:10:41] Aaron: These with some cognizance on the subject of mental operation and its treatment, and with some experience in observing of the mentally deranged, if allowed a frequency within institutions and if permitted to receive literature, would sooner or later become suspicious of the activities engaged upon by the psychopolitical cooperative.

[01:10:57] Yep. 

[01:10:58] Aaron: These must be defamed and [01:11:00] excluded as untrained, unskillful quacks and perpetrators of hoaxes. 

[01:11:03] Yep. 

[01:11:05] Aaron: Okay? 

[01:11:05] Wow. 

[01:11:06] Aaron: So like get rid of any psychoanalysists- Yeah … anyone good at hypnosis, anybody who practices dianetis- dianetics. Mm-hmm. You must get rid of those people because they will become suspicious- 

[01:11:14] Wow

[01:11:15] Aaron: of psychiatry. 

[01:11:16] Brad: Of what you’re, yeah. Yeah, yeah. 

[01:11:17] Aaron: Psychiatry, communism, whatever. 

[01:11:18] Brad: Wow. 

[01:11:19] Aaron: No mental health movement with actual goals of mental therapy should be continued in existence in any nation. For instance- 

[01:11:25] Brad: Hold on, you have to read that again … 

[01:11:27] Aaron: no mental health movement with actual goals of mental therapy should be continued in existence in any nation.

[01:11:32] Brad: With actual goals of mental therapy. Mm-hmm. So anything that actually makes people better- 

[01:11:37] Aaron: Must be cut. 

[01:11:38] Brad: Yeah. Wow. 

[01:11:39] Aaron: For instance, the use- Wow … of Chinese acupuncture in the treatment of mental and physical derangement must in China be stamped out and discredited thoroughly, as it has some efficacy, efficacy, and more importantly, its practitioner, its practitioners understand through long conversation with it many of the principles of actual mental health and aberration.

[01:11:57] Brad: Wow. 

[01:11:58] Aaron: Chinese acupuncture has to be cut out [01:12:00] 

[01:12:01] Brad: Wow. Yeah. Do you, do you know whether that has been successful in China? I, I don’t actually know. It’s, 

[01:12:06] Aaron: it’s very uncommon there. Really? They, they mostly use Western medicine. Um- 

[01:12:09] Brad: It’s more common here? 

[01:12:11] Aaron: I’ve seen- 

[01:12:11] Brad: There’s actually a lot of acupuncture places here

[01:12:13] Brad: I’ve seen, I’ve seen, I’ve seen acupuncture people here 

[01:12:14] Aaron: then in China. But again, it’s not like I’ve 

[01:12:15] been to China a 

[01:12:16] Brad: lot. 

[01:12:16] I know. I’ve been one time 

[01:12:16] Brad: and, uh, you know- You’re like the Chinese authority in my mind. 

[01:12:20] Aaron: Okay. When a hostile group dedicated to mental health is, is discovered, the psychopolitician should have recourse to mechanisms of peyote, the drug, mescaline.

[01:12:29] Aaron: Yeah, peyote. 

[01:12:30] Yeah. 

[01:12:30] Aaron: Peyote. 

[01:12:30] Yeah. 

[01:12:31] Aaron: Mescaline, and later drugs which cause temporary insanity. He should send- Yeah … persons, preferably those well under his control, into the mental health group, hel- mental health group, and invite the group, whether Christian Science or Dianetics or other practice, to demonstrate its ability upon this new person.

[01:12:47] Aaron: The- these, in demonstrating their abilities, will usually act with enthusiasm. Midway in the course- No way, dude … midway in the course of their treatment- 

[01:12:56] Brad: No way … 

[01:12:57] Aaron: a quiet injection of peyote, [01:13:00] mescaline, or other drug, or an electric shock will produce the symptoms of insanity in the patient, which has been sent to the target group.

[01:13:06] Aaron: The patient, thus demonstrating momentary insanity, should immediately be reported to their police and taken away to some area of incarceration managed by psychopolitical operatives and so placed out of sight. Officialdom will then come to the belief that this group drives individuals insane by their practices, and the practices of the group will then be despised and prohibited by law.

[01:13:22] Wow. Wow Oh my God. This is, I mean, it’s like- Wow.

[01:13:36] Aaron: Yeah. Now, psychoanalysis has a valuable possession of a vocabulary and a workability which is sufficiently poor to avoid recovery of psychopolitical implantations. It can be made fashionable throughout mental health organizations and by learning its pattern and believing that they see some of its phenomenon, the members of mental health groups can believe themselves conversant with mental health.

[01:13:57] Aaron: Because its stress is sex, it [01:14:00] is itself an adequate defamation of character and serves the purposes of degradation well. Thus, in organizing mental health groups, the literature furnished such groups should be psychoanaltical, psychoanalytical in nature. 

[01:14:11] Hmm. 

[01:14:11] Aaron: Um, yeah So, I mean, this is, yeah. If a psychiatric ward could be established in every hospital- Mm-hmm

[01:14:21] Aaron: in every city in a nation, it is certain that at one time or another, every prominent citizen of that nation could come under the administrations of psychopolitical operatives or their dupes. Literally, look, th- this is, this for them was a dream. 

[01:14:34] Brad: Yeah. 

[01:14:35] Aaron: If you can put a psychiatric ward in every hospital.

[01:14:37] Brad: And that’s- I believe that’s already there … and that’s damn near done. I believe 

[01:14:38] Aaron: that’s happened, right? 

[01:14:39] Brad: Yeah. Yeah. 

[01:14:40] Aaron: So- Holy cow, dude … but this is part of the plan. This is part of the demise, part of the attack of the America- Mm-hmm … is literally stick these- 

[01:14:46] Brad: Yeah, put the psych wards in the hospitals … 

[01:14:47] Aaron: places 

[01:14:47] Brad: everywhere.

[01:14:48] Brad: Yeah. Yeah. Wow. 

[01:14:50] Aaron: Um- ‘

[01:14:51] Brad: Cause if it’s there, it’s super easy to just accidentally- Slip them there. Yeah, someone broke 

[01:14:55] Aaron: their leg, put them in 

[01:14:56] Brad: there … oh, so I thought he was a psychiatric patient. Oh, you gave him drugs? Well, I thought he was a [01:15:00] psychiatric patient. Oh, 

[01:15:00] Aaron: you shocked him? Oops. 

[01:15:01] Brad: Yeah. Oh my God. 

[01:15:03] Aaron: Now, and check this out, guys.

[01:15:04] Aaron: I’ll, and I, and, and this is, if you ever heard like, you know, the organized reli- the amount of attacks on religion these days are just unbelievable, but- It is 

[01:15:12] Brad: unbelievable 

[01:15:13] Aaron: So read this … 

[01:15:13] Brad: yeah, it’s crazy 

[01:15:14] Aaron: The psychopolitical operative should also spare no expense in smashing out of existence by whatever means any actual healing group, such as out of acupuncture in China, such as Christian Science and Dianetics in the United States- Mm-hmm

[01:15:25] Aaron: such as Catholicism in Italy and Spain- Yep … and the practical psychology groups of England. 

[01:15:29] Wow. 

[01:15:30] Aaron: So get rid of all those guys. Um- That’s, that’s, uh- 

[01:15:36] Wow … 

[01:15:36] Aaron: pretty 

[01:15:36] bad 

[01:15:39] Aaron: Okay. Conduct under fire. Okay, fine. You know, I mean, let me see. That’s it. Sh- and there’s one more, and there’s a summary. Yeah. Maybe we can get into the summary, and then we can do some discussion.

[01:15:49] Aaron: Yeah, yeah. Yeah. And then I think that’s it. Um, use in spreading communism. As an example, in the United States, we have been able to alter the works of William James and others into a more [01:16:00] acceptable pattern, and to place the tenets of Karl Marx, Pavlov, Lamarck, and the data of dialectic materialism into the textbooks of psychology to such a degree that anyone studying psychology becomes at once a candidate to accept the reasonableness of communism.

[01:16:12] Brad: Yeah. Yep. That’s true. 

[01:16:14] Aaron: Of changing stuff into being communistic. 

[01:16:16] Brad: That’s true. 

[01:16:16] Aaron: Uh, ev- ev- as every chair of psychology in the United States is occupied by persons in our connection. 

[01:16:21] Oh, I never read this. 

[01:16:23] Aaron: Wow. 

[01:16:24] Oh, geez. This is 1950. 

[01:16:29] Aaron: As every chair of psychology in the United States is occupied by persons in our connection.

[01:16:33] Yeah. 

[01:16:35] Aaron: Or to who can be influenced by persons in our connection, the consistent employment of such texts is guaranteed. 

[01:16:41] Yeah. 

[01:16:42] Aaron: They are given the authoritative ring, and they are carefully taught. 

[01:16:45] Yeah. 

[01:16:46] Aaron: Wow. Constant pressure in the legislation, legislators of the United States can bring about legislation to effect that every student attending high school or university must have classes in psychology.

[01:16:56] Brad: That’s done. That’s completely done. You have to do a [01:17:00] psychology class in order to get a bachelor’s degree in the United States. It might even be required for an associate degree as well. 

[01:17:05] Aaron: That’s, 

[01:17:06] Brad: uh- A bachelor’s, for sure you gotta take psychology. 

[01:17:09] Aaron: Educating brawly, educated braw- educating broadly the educated strata of the populace into the tenets of communism is thus rendered relatively easily, and when the choice is given to them whether to continue in capitalistic or communistic, communist condition, they will see suddenly in communism much more reasona- reasonaba- reasonability than in capitalism- You-

[01:17:25] Aaron: which will now be under our own definition. 

[01:17:27] Brad: You know what I just realized? Yeah. The, you know how there’s like, um, there, you hear a lot, maybe you don’t hear it, but I feel like I hear a lot, a lot of people who are very pro, uh, like trade and vocational schools. 

[01:17:37] Aaron: Mm-hmm. Mm-hmm. 

[01:17:38] Brad: Like where somebody learns to actually- Yeah.

[01:17:39] Brad: Absolutely. Of course … physically do something. Yeah. Like repair something, make something. Yeah, educate in, 

[01:17:42] Aaron: educate in something. 

[01:17:43] Brad: Yeah, in a, in an actual skill. You know the reason that that’s so hard? It, it’s hard to get done for s- Mm-hmm … whatever reason. Mm-hmm. You think it would be like, boom, like these people are needed.

[01:17:53] Brad: A lot of people wanna do it. 

[01:17:54] Aaron: Yep. 

[01:17:56] Brad: Married, perfect. 

[01:17:56] Aaron: But it, it, it, it takes away this. 

[01:17:57] Brad: It takes away the need for … You, there is [01:18:00] no need for a psychology class. No need. You can’t even, eh, even twist it into- It doesn’t make sense in a trade- It doesn’t make any sense. 

[01:18:06] Aaron: It gets out, it gets out of this plan. 

[01:18:07] Brad: Yeah.

[01:18:07] Aaron: This is it. This is the, the doctrine. This is the- Yes … the thing we’re fighting against, or we have been fighting against. Yeah. Whether you know it or not, you’ve been fighting against this thing- 

[01:18:12] Brad: So if- … for 70 years … if you wanna fight against this, push vocational schools. Yes, sir. It’s not like the only answer.

[01:18:18] Brad: That’s true. Yeah. But it, it is a chink, like, right? Chink. Like you can put a chink in it. If you ta- if you take a million US students out of a typical university and you put them in a vocational school instead, not only does it handle a big problem, which is you need people to do stuff- 

[01:18:31] Aaron: Mm-hmm … 

[01:18:31] Brad: but also takes them out of this system.

[01:18:35] Aaron: Wow. This- Yeah … wow. Violent remedies. This is one of the last ones in, in this summary. I’m sure this 

[01:18:39] Brad: one’s crazy. 

[01:18:40] Aaron: Oh, no, dude, and then smashing of religious groups. Dude, there’s so… Oh, God, again. 

[01:18:43] Brad: We can do both. It’s fine. 

[01:18:44] Aaron: I know, I know. 

[01:18:44] Brad: Yeah. 

[01:18:45] Aaron: Okay. Violent remedies. As populaces in general understand that violence is necessary in the handling of the insane, violent remedies seem to be reasonable.

[01:18:55] Aaron: Wow. Starting from a relatively low level of violence, such as straitjackets and other restraints- 

[01:18:59] Brad: Yeah … 

[01:18:59] Aaron: it is [01:19:00] relatively easy to encroach upon the public diffidence, meaning not caring- 

[01:19:03] Brad: Yeah … 

[01:19:03] Aaron: for violence by adding more and more cruelty into the treatment of the insane. By increasing the brutality of the treatment, quote, unquote, the public expectance of such treatment will be assisted.

[01:19:12] Brad: Oh my God. 

[01:19:13] Aaron: And the protest of the individual to whom the treatment is given is impossible, since immediately after the treatment he is incapable. The family then, of the individual- Yeah … under treatment is suspect for having in its midst already an insane person. Ooh, the family is suspect. Oh, wow, that was your cousin.

[01:19:25] Aaron: You’re probably insane too, huh? Let me get you in there. 

[01:19:27] Brad: Yeah. 

[01:19:28] Aaron: The family’s protest should be discredited. 

[01:19:29] Brad: And since it’s only cells, everything is hereditary, so insanity must, must be hereditary. Mm. Oh my God. 

[01:19:36] Aaron: The more violent the treatment, the more command value the psychopolitical operative will accumulate.

[01:19:40] Aaron: Mm-hmm. Brain operations should become standard and commonplace, while the figures of actual deaths should be repressed wherever possible. 

[01:19:47] Brad: Mm-hmm. 

[01:19:47] Aaron: Nevertheless, it is of no great concern to the psy- psychopolitical operative that many deaths do occur. 

[01:19:52] Mm-hmm. 

[01:19:53] Aaron: Gradually, the public should be educated into electric shock.

[01:19:55] Aaron: For, by the way, this is happening. I mean, I’ll tell you, on the homepage of thefreedictionary.com- Yeah … there’s a big white paper that’s saying [01:20:00] electric shock is so good these days and amazing. No way. The only, yeah, and the o- the only treatment to depression. No way. Yeah, yeah. On 

[01:20:05] what? 

[01:20:05] Aaron: Thefreedictionary.com homepage, like a big article.

[01:20:08] Aaron: You can see it. The, the amount of propaganda right now- Dude … pushing electric shock right now is insane. I mean, I told you my, my buddy Giovanni, he got electric shock. They took his insurance for seven days. Three weeks later, he shot himself. Gone. Close buddy of mine, like- 

[01:20:19] Yeah … 

[01:20:20] Aaron: super-duper close buddy. We’re the top gamers together.

[01:20:22] Aaron: He was a brilliant guy. Yeah. Out. He was gone. The guy’s taken out, um, by suicide. Mm-hmm, mm-hmm. You see? Make it so common it’s not even investigated. 

[01:20:30] Mm-hmm. Wow. 

[01:20:32] Aaron: First by believing that it is very therapeutic, then by believing that it is quieting, then by being informed that electric shock usually in- injures the spine and teeth, and finally, that it very often kills or at least breaks the spine and removes finally the teeth through depletion.

[01:20:45] Mm-hmm. 

[01:20:45] Aaron: It is doubtful if anyone from the lay levels of the public could tolerate the observation of a single electric shock treatment. Wow. 

[01:20:51] Yeah. The 

[01:20:52] Aaron: thing if people can’t see it. 

[01:20:53] Yeah. 

[01:20:54] Aaron: See, if you actually saw this happening, dude- 

[01:20:55] Yeah … 

[01:20:57] Aaron: certainly they could not tolerate witnessing a [01:21:00] prefrontal lobotomy or transorbital leukotomy.

[01:21:01] Aaron: However, they should be brought up to a level where this is possible, where it is expected treatment, and where the details of the treatment itself can be made known, thus to increase, uh, thus to the increase of psychopolitical prestige. Ah. The more violent the treatment, the more hopeless insanity will seem to be.

[01:21:17] Yeah 

[01:21:19] Aaron: Wow. The society should be worked up to the level where every recalcitrant young man can be brought into court and assigned to a psychopolitical operative, be given electric shocks and reduced into unimaginative docility for the remainder of his days. 

[01:21:33] Yeah. 

[01:21:33] Aaron: By continuous and increasing advertising of the violence of treatment, the public will at last come to tolerate the creation of zombie conditions to such a degree that they will probably employ zombies if given to them.

[01:21:45] Yeah. 

[01:21:45] Aaron: Thus, a large strata of society, particularly that which was rebellious, can be reduced to the service of the psychopolitician. Um, yeah. Wow. Okay, recruiting of psychopolitical dupes. 

[01:21:57] Wow. 

[01:21:58] Aaron: Psychopolitical dupe is a well-trained individual who [01:22:00] serves a complete, in complete obedience the psychopolitical operative.

[01:22:03] Aaron: Uh, recruitment into the ranks, a recruitment into the ranks of mental healing can be best done by carefully bringing into it only those healing students who are to some degree already depraved or who have been treated by psychopolitical operatives. 

[01:22:12] Yeah. 

[01:22:13] Aaron: So you treat them, make them crazy, and then get those guys to be it.

[01:22:15] Yeah. 

[01:22:15] Aaron: Recruitment is affected by making the field of mental healing very attractive financially and sexually. Yeah. The amount of promiscuity which can be- Yes … induced in mental patients can work definitely to the advantage of the psychopolitical recruiting agent. Yeah. The dupe can thus be induced into many lurid sexual contacts, and these properly witnessed can thereafter be used as blackmail materials to- Yep

[01:22:33] Aaron: assess any failure of painter hypnosis in causing him to ex- execute orders. 

[01:22:36] Brad: Yep. 

[01:22:38] Aaron: They get these guys to go into psych by saying, “Hey, you could take advantage of these little girls, these little boys.” 

[01:22:42] Brad: Yep. 

[01:22:43] Aaron: Get them to the psychiatry. And then they add on to that. Now you have to stay there, and now they’re black- they’re blackmailed.

[01:22:46] Brad: That’s right. That’s 

[01:22:47] Aaron: right. That’s crazy. 

[01:22:48] Brad: Yep 

[01:22:50] Aaron: The promise of unlimited sexual opportunities- Mm-hmm … the promise of complete dominion over the bodies and minds of helpless patients, the promise of complete lawlessness without detection can thus attract to mental healing many [01:23:00] desirable recruits who will willingly fall in line with psychopolitical activities.

[01:23:03] Aaron: And I will tell you something, the amount of psychiatrists and psychologists that go to jail- Mm-hmm … actually go to jail- 

[01:23:09] Brad: Yeah … 

[01:23:09] Aaron: for re- go, go, join Psych Search, psychsearch.net. If you go there- Yeah … you can join their, uh, they have a Facebook group, they’re incredible. But like always finding this guy went in jail, abused 30 patients.

[01:23:18] Aaron: Yeah. This guy raped 15 of… Like, the amount of actual crimes that- Yeah … the psychiatrists are doing, and getting caught. These are the only guys that get caught. 

[01:23:24] Brad: Yes. 

[01:23:25] Aaron: But the guys that are not getting caught are insane. Like- 

[01:23:26] Brad: Yes … 

[01:23:27] Aaron: it, it is a huge tirade. 

[01:23:29] Brad: Crazy. 

[01:23:30] Aaron: But no wonder. Yeah. They use, they recruit people who are prone to this, ’cause who else is gonna do this for a living?

[01:23:36] Brad: Dude, I, I literally have pers- personal, very close personal anecdotal evidence of that happening in psych ward. 

[01:23:46] Aaron: That’s terrible. 

[01:23:47] Brad: It’s insane. It’s, 

[01:23:48] Aaron: it’s very, and it’s rampant. 

[01:23:49] Brad: It’s rampant. Insane, yeah. 

[01:23:50] Aaron: And that’s why there, there’s, um, there’s huge lawsuits happening all… Anyway, that’s, that’s- Yeah … just crazy.

[01:23:54] Brad: Yeah, they need to get big. 

[01:23:55] Aaron: Luckily that law is- Yeah … luckily there’s, you could still take a psych to jail. 

[01:23:58] Brad: That’s right. That’s right. You 

[01:23:59] Aaron: [01:24:00] can’t… But you know what? You can’t take them to jail for shocking and killing a person. 

[01:24:03] Brad: Yeah. 

[01:24:03] Aaron: Only for sexually abuse, sexually abusing them. 

[01:24:05] Brad: Yeah, that’s right. 

[01:24:05] Aaron: Be- only for doing insurance fraud.

[01:24:07] Brad: Yeah. 

[01:24:07] Aaron: But shocking a person and letting them kill themselves, they don’t go to jail for that for now- Completely legal … because they’ve, they’ve gotten to the… That’s, that’s okay. It shouldn’t be. If you, if you, if you beat someone with a knife and they die- 

[01:24:17] Brad: Yep … 

[01:24:17] Aaron: that’s illegal. But if you shock them and then they kill themselves, that’s legal.

[01:24:20] Aaron: Yeah. Which, I mean, that’s insane. Yeah. That’s insane, guys. If you see the, the psychiatrists are 

[01:24:25] Brad: the actual- Do you know if they shock them and they actually were to die during the shock therapy? 

[01:24:29] Aaron: No, they’re, they’re, they’re not liable. 

[01:24:30] Brad: Yeah, wow. In- insane. 

[01:24:31] Aaron: No, no. You can shock them, they die during it. They, they have- Insane

[01:24:34] Aaron: they have the grand mal seizure and they die right there. No, no. That… How are they gonna say? They’ll just say that no, no. 

[01:24:40] Brad: Yeah. 

[01:24:40] Aaron: No psychiatrist will, will ever be liable for, not ever. Yeah. They’re not right now. Yeah, 

[01:24:43] Brad: yeah. 

[01:24:44] Aaron: We should make it so, ’cause that’s ridiculous. 

[01:24:45] Brad: By the way, if you want a huge… If, if you don’t like this and, uh, you wanna, like, actually really help, the biggest way from my viewpoint that somebody could really help against this is by briefing injury law attorneys- 

[01:24:59] [01:25:00] Mm

[01:25:00] Brad: on the lucrative opportunity- Mm-hmm … that this presents. 

[01:25:05] To sue these 

[01:25:05] Brad: guys. Because… Yeah, to sue these guys. Because if you get attorneys who take cases on contingency, meaning the, the patient who is abused does not have to pay- 

[01:25:14] Mm-hmm … 

[01:25:15] Brad: and they sue the hell out of these guys, their insurance will only take it to a certain point.

[01:25:19] Yep. 

[01:25:19] Brad: And then they’ll just drop them. If you put enough pain on, ’cause it’s the insurance company who’s gonna- Yep … pick up the tab. But if they put enough pressure on the insurance companies via lawsuits, that’s the only way to do it, eventually they’ll stop insuring psychiatrists for electric shock, and then when you can’t get insurance for something in the United States, you don’t do it.

[01:25:36] Aaron: Yep. Yeah, that, uh, and this electric shock has to be stopped. Yeah. It, it’s unbelievable. 

[01:25:40] Brad: Yeah. 

[01:25:40] Aaron: Um- Wow. Um, wow. Wow, this is crazy. 

[01:25:50] Brad: Huh. Dude, you know what we could do? 

[01:25:51] Aaron: Yeah, go for it. 

[01:25:52] Brad: We could put up a prize. We could probably actually raise money and put up a prize of $1 million if someone [01:26:00] can present a patient who is helped by electroshock therapy.

[01:26:05] Aaron: You know, well, no, you know what? It’s, it’s, it’s interesting ’cause they’re- Let me just say this. Yeah. This is a, this is a documentary called, um- 

[01:26:10] Yeah … 

[01:26:10] Aaron: oh, it’s right here Do I don’t have it there? That’s 

[01:26:14] great. 

[01:26:14] Aaron: Hmm. I should have it right there, but it’s the, it’s called Electric Shock: Therapy or Torture. 

[01:26:18] Yeah.

[01:26:19] Aaron: Okay? In that documentary, there’s footage- 

[01:26:21] Yeah … 

[01:26:21] Aaron: of a hearing that was done by the FDA in 2012, 2008, 2000, something like that. 

[01:26:26] Yeah. 

[01:26:27] Aaron: And, um, they did a hearing. 

[01:26:28] Mm-hmm. 

[01:26:29] Aaron: And they said, “Hey, should we reclassify electric shock from being what’s called a, a, a, a Schedule III-” Yeah … which is very, like, dangerous- Yeah … a Class III, Schedule III- 

[01:26:37] Yeah

[01:26:37] Aaron: uh, to be Schedule II?” Schedule II is, like, the same level of gloves, meaning not dangerous at all. You don’t need parental consent, nothing. 

[01:26:43] Oh my 

[01:26:43] Aaron: God. So they had this thing, and, uh, you can watch it, and I, hopefully we get a little clip of it here. Um, but it’s a hearing. Yeah. And it’s 12 people of the FDA, something like that.

[01:26:54] Yeah. 

[01:26:54] Aaron: And they’re listening to people. The people wanting to reclassify [01:27:00] it, zero people showed up. Zero. Hmm. And to not reclassify it, meaning keep it as a dangerous thing- 

[01:27:05] Yeah … 

[01:27:06] Aaron: line out the door, testimonial after testimonial, like, days of people testimony. “My cousin took it, then killed himself.” “My brother got it, didn’t recognize his wife.”

[01:27:16] Aaron: “My husband got electric shock, cannot recognize me at home for the last 15 years.” Like, story after story. Brain damage, loss of memory, suicide. Suicide, loss of memory, over and over and over and over and over and testimony, testimony. Yeah. 

[01:27:30] Yeah. 

[01:27:31] Aaron: They said, “Okay, we got it. Thank you.” Zero people showed up to say, “Oh my gosh, it helped me.”

[01:27:34] Aaron: Zero. 

[01:27:35] Mm-hmm. 

[01:27:36] Aaron: Zero. 

[01:27:36] Mm-hmm. 

[01:27:36] Aaron: Um, and then they did, they did that. They said, “Okay, we don’t know yet. Let’s go do a study.” Something happened three years later, or some year, years later, they said, “Oh, actually, you know what? Uh, I know the recommendation was that we should not reclassify it,” ’cause everybody on the FDA board there said- Mm-hmm

[01:27:53] Aaron: “Do not reclassify it. It is dangerous.” Yeah. “And it should be st- kept as a…” Yeah. “Don’t ban…” They weren’t trying to ban it. Yeah. They were just saying keep it as a, as a Schedule III. 

[01:27:58] Yeah. 

[01:27:59] Aaron: Then it [01:28:00] was taken to the FDA chair. They just, “Oh, this recommendation is old. There’s been new data coming from them.” That was four years ago, and then she reclassified it to a Schedule II, and now it’s a Schedule II, uh, which means it’s, like, no parental consent.

[01:28:12] Aaron: You can do it on children. Um, and it’s just not dangerous at all. FDA reclassified it. You can watch that on, um, Electric Shock, Electric Shock Therapy: Therapy or Torture. We’ll put the link down below. Um, it’s insane. 

[01:28:26] Wow. 

[01:28:27] Aaron: Yeah. 

[01:28:28] That is insane. 

[01:28:29] Aaron: It’s absolutely insane. Um, yeah. Okay. So here’s what, this is, this is smashing of religious groups.

[01:28:37] Aaron: This is the next section. Mm-hmm. 

[01:28:38] Mm-hmm. 

[01:28:38] Aaron: Given this any slightest encouragement, public support would swing on an instant all mental healing into the hands of churches. So this is like they’re, they’re like, “Hey, people trust churches.” 

[01:28:48] Brad: Yeah. 

[01:28:49] Aaron: And mental healing could go to churches. 

[01:28:51] Brad: Yeah. 

[01:28:52] Aaron: So they have to stop it.

[01:28:53] Aaron: Yeah. ‘Cause, I, I mean, I would much rather go to a priest or pastor- Yep … these, uh, rather than a psychiatrist who, you know what I mean? The, the industry- Just think about [01:29:00] it … if you look at the industry- Yeah, 

[01:29:01] Brad: yeah … 

[01:29:01] Aaron: it’s, you got Eli Lilly- 

[01:29:04] Brad: Mm-hmm … 

[01:29:05] Aaron: or you have a priest. 

[01:29:07] Brad: Pastor John. Like 

[01:29:08] Aaron: who, who, who do you- Yep. 

[01:29:09] Brad: Yeah 

[01:29:11] Aaron: And there are churches waiting to receive it, clever churches.

[01:29:14] Aaron: That terrible monster, the Roman Catholic Church, still dominates mental healing heavily throughout the Christian world. This was 75 years ago, though. Yeah. I’m just telling you. 

[01:29:21] Brad: Yeah. 

[01:29:22] Aaron: And their s- well-schooled priests are always at work to turn the public their way. In the field of pure healing, the Church of Christ, Science of Boston, Massachusetts, excels, excels in commanding public favor.

[01:29:32] Aaron: Dude, you know what I just 

[01:29:33] Brad: realized? Yep. Dude, the, the priests have been so, so black 

[01:29:38] Aaron: PR. Atta- attacked so hard. 

[01:29:39] Brad: Attacked so- Oh, like no, like no, no. Wow. 

[01:29:41] Aaron: The priests are attacked so hard. And this, and, “Oh, they’re molesting babies and m-…” But you know what, though? Oh 

[01:29:45] Brad: my gosh, 

[01:29:46] Aaron: man. The people who are molesting babies are the psychiatrists.

[01:29:48] Brad: Yeah. 

[01:29:48] Aaron: Holy sh- Not the priests. You see? Yeah. You believe it in school. They joke around- Yes … and the priests and the pastors. 

[01:29:53] Brad: Yeah. 

[01:29:53] Aaron: Sorry, dude. It’s not the- Yeah … pastor and the priests. It’s your psych. 

[01:29:56] Brad: It’s the psych, yeah. 

[01:29:57] Aaron: It’s your psych. 

[01:29:58] Brad: Oh- 

[01:29:58] Aaron: In fact, in, in fact, in- … God, 

[01:29:59] Brad: [01:30:00] dude. Yeah Wow. What a freaking campaign. I know.

[01:30:05] Brad: That’s a campaign, by the way. That is a massive- That is a campaign Yeah aga- e- every Catholic should be freaking u- They should not be apologizing for what one guy did. They should be up in arms that they are being vilified, that their clergy, whose universe, I, I would say 99.999% amazing people who dedicate their life to helping others.

[01:30:26] Brad: Yep. They, they should be up in arms that they are being, uh, you know, as, as Catholics are being cast in a light like that, where all the priests are doing that. ‘Cause that’s actually the message. 

[01:30:37] Yeah, it’s the message. 

[01:30:38] Brad: I just realized- Yeah … that’s the message that was fed to me- Correct … is that all priests are whatever.

[01:30:42] Brad: Yep. Right? 

[01:30:43] Aaron: But 

[01:30:43] Brad: instead- And that’s not true … it’s the psychs I’ve met priests. It… No, 

[01:30:44] Aaron: no, 

[01:30:44] Brad: pr- Yeah, they’re amazing. Right. They’re like… Dude. 

[01:30:48] Aaron: The priests are what the psychiatrists are afraid of. 

[01:30:51] Brad: Yeah. 

[01:30:51] Aaron: And there’s a campaign against it. The big pharma, all these guys are attacking religions- Yeah … and priests because those are the guys who actually want to help.

[01:30:57] Aaron: Yeah. And will do it for no money, and will do it for [01:31:00] just service. 

[01:31:01] Brad: Dude, we have to train them on PR. 

[01:31:02] Aaron: I know. 

[01:31:02] Brad: Like, on how to handle black people. I 

[01:31:04] Aaron: know, I know. 

[01:31:04] Brad: Yeah. 

[01:31:04] Aaron: I know. 

[01:31:05] Brad: Yeah. 

[01:31:06] Aaron: Okay. Uh, “In the field of pure healing, the Church of Christ, Science of Boston, Massachusetts, excels in commanding the public failure and operates many sanatoriums.

[01:31:14] Aaron: All these must be swept aside. They must be ridiculed and defamed, and every cure they advertise must be asserted as a hoax.” 

[01:31:19] Mm-hmm. “

[01:31:20] Aaron: A full filth of psychopolitician’s… Oh, a full fifth of a psychopolitician’s time should be devoted to smashing these threats.” 

[01:31:26] Yep. “

[01:31:27] Aaron: Just as in Russia, we had to destroy after many, many years of the most arduous work, the church, so we must destroy all faiths in nations marked for conquest.”

[01:31:35] Brad: Mm-hmm. “

[01:31:36] Aaron: Insanity must be hou- made to hound the footsteps of every priest and practitioner. His best results must be turned into jabbering insanities, no matter what means we have to use.” 

[01:31:46] Brad: Yep, no matter what means. “

[01:31:48] Aaron: Faith in God, uh, Christian Science or any other religious practice which might devote itself to mental healing as vicious, bad, insanity causing, publicly hated, and intolerable.”

[01:31:58] Aaron: Ah. That’s what they have to brand these [01:32:00] things as. Mm-hmm. Okay. Um, I mean, that’s… “We have battled in America since the century’s turn to bring to nothing any and all Christian influences, and we are succeeding.” 

[01:32:12] Brad: Yeah. To bring to nothing all Christian influences. 

[01:32:16] Aaron: If you see, like- Yeah. Yeah … this is the religions being attacked.

[01:32:18] Aaron: This is why. Yeah. The core is psychiatry. The core- 

[01:32:21] Brad: Yeah … 

[01:32:21] Aaron: is this communist psychopolitical- Yeah … idea- 

[01:32:24] Brad: Yeah … 

[01:32:25] Aaron: where they’re practicing, and this is occurring. They said, they said they had it in the chair of all- 

[01:32:30] Brad: Yep … 

[01:32:30] Aaron: the American Psychology- 

[01:32:32] Brad: Yeah … 

[01:32:32] Aaron: Board. 

[01:32:32] Brad: Institutions. Yeah, yeah. 

[01:32:33] Aaron: Were guys- Yeah … who could be influenced by psychopolitics- Yeah

[01:32:35] Aaron: or were psychopolitical operatives. 

[01:32:36] Yeah. 

[01:32:37] Aaron: So while we are… Let me read this one again. “We have battled in America since the century’s turn to bring to nothing any and all Christian influences, and we are succeeding. While we today seem to be kind to the Christian, remember we have yet to influence the Christian world to our ends.

[01:32:53] Aaron: When that is done, we shall have an end to them everywhere. You may see them here in Russia as trained apes. They [01:33:00] do not know their tether is long only until the apes in other lands have become unwary.” Okay. “You must work until religion is synonymous with insanity. You must work until the officials of the city, country, and state governments will not think twice before they pounce upon religious groups as public enemies.”

[01:33:17] Brad: Yeah. 

[01:33:18] Aaron: That’s, that’s also- 

[01:33:20] Brad: Yeah … 

[01:33:20] Aaron: occurred. 

[01:33:21] Brad: Yeah. 

[01:33:21] Aaron: Okay. 

[01:33:22] Brad: Oh, yeah. 

[01:33:23] Aaron: Um, “Remember, all lands are governed by the few and only pretend to consult with the many.” 

[01:33:27] Mm. “

[01:33:28] Aaron: It is no different in America. The petty official, the maker of laws alike, can be made to believe the worst. It is not necessary to convince the masses. Is, it is only necessary to work incessantly upon the official using personal defamations, wild lies, false evidences, and constant propaganda to make them fight for you against the church or against any practitioner.

[01:33:48] Aaron: Like the official, the bona fide medical healer also believes the worst if it can be shown to him as dangerous competition. And like the Christian, should he seek to take from us any right we have gained, we shall finish him as [01:34:00] well.” 

[01:34:00] Uh-huh. “

[01:34:00] Aaron: We must be like the vine upon the tree. We must use the tree to climb and then strangling it, grow into power on the nourishment of its flesh.

[01:34:08] Aaron: We must strike from our path any opposition. We must, we must use for our tools any authority that comes to hand, and then at last, the decades sped, we can dispense with all authority, save our own, and triumph in the greater glory of the party.” 

[01:34:22] Wow. 

[01:34:24] Aaron: Gosh. So we’re at the end. So I’ll just do a, I’ll do a summary, and then we’ll talk about it, and we’ll end this.

[01:34:28] Aaron: Yeah. I mean, this is a bit long. It’s like- Yeah, no, this is great though … dude, I have a lot to say about this This is great. This is unbelievable. 

[01:34:31] Brad: Yeah, yeah. 

[01:34:32] Aaron: In summary, and, and we skipped one, which 

[01:34:35] Brad: was called- I was kind of interested in proposals which must be avoided … proposals. 

[01:34:37] Aaron: Okay, let’s see, let’s see.

[01:34:37] Aaron: One minute. Wait, let’s go into it. 

[01:34:38] Brad: Yeah. 

[01:34:39] Aaron: There are certain damaging movements which could interrupt a psychopolitical conquest. Mm-hmm. These coming from some quarters of the country might gain headway and should be spotted before, and should be spotted before they do and stamped out. Uh, proposals may be made by large and powerful groups in the country to return the insane to care of those who have handled mental health- 

[01:34:55] Brad: Mm-hmm

[01:34:56] Aaron: healing for tribes and populace of centuries, the priest. 

[01:34:58] Brad: Yeah. 

[01:34:59] Aaron: Any [01:35:00] movement to place clergymen in charge 

[01:35:01] Brad: of- 

[01:35:03] Aaron: Dude, they hate religion 

[01:35:03] They, 

[01:35:03] Brad: they hate religion. They hate religion. 

[01:35:05] Aaron: By, by, by their, by their- 

[01:35:06] Brad: Oh my gosh … 

[01:35:07] Aaron: by their mandate. 

[01:35:07] Brad: Yeah. 

[01:35:08] Aaron: By their mandate. Wow. I mean, they’re, they’re, they’re supposed to. Any movement to place clergymen in charge of institutions should be fought on the grounds of incompetence and the insanity brought about by religion, the insanity brought about by religion.

[01:35:19] Aaron: Gosh. The most destructive thing which could happen to a psychopolitical program would be the investment of the ministry with, uh, would be the investment of the ministry with the care of the nation’s insane. 

[01:35:28] Mm-hmm. 

[01:35:29] Aaron: Okay. If mental hospital, hospitals were operated by religious groups are in existence… Oh, sorry.

[01:35:33] Aaron: If mental hospitals operated by religious groups are in existence, they must be discredited and closed no matter what the cost. Yeah. For it might occur- Yeah … that actual figures of recovery in such institutions- Yeah … would be known, and the lack- Yeah … of recovery in general institutions might be compared to them.

[01:35:45] Yeah. 

[01:35:45] Aaron: And this might lead to a movement to place the clergy in charge of the insane. 

[01:35:48] Yeah. 

[01:35:50] Aaron: Every argument must be advanced early to overcome any possibility of this ever occurring. A country’s law must carefully be made to avoid the rights of person, of person to the insane. [01:36:00] A country’s law must carefully be made to avoid any rights of person to the insane.

[01:36:04] Aaron: Yeah, so basically insane people can’t have rights. 

[01:36:05] Mm-hmm, mm-hmm. 

[01:36:06] Aaron: Any suggested laws or constitutional amendments which make the harming of the insane unlawful should be fought to the extreme- 

[01:36:12] Yeah … 

[01:36:12] Aaron: on the grounds that only violent measures can succeed. Yeah. Only violent measures can succeed. 

[01:36:15] Yeah. 

[01:36:16] Aaron: If the law were to protect the insane, as it normally does not, the entire psy- psychopolitical program would very possibly collapse.

[01:36:23] Wow. 

[01:36:24] Aaron: Any movement to increase or place under surveillance the orders required to hospitalize the mentally ill should be discouraged. This should be left entirely in the hands of persons well under the control of psychopolitical operatives. 

[01:36:32] Wow. 

[01:36:33] Aaron: Um, yeah, okay. Any writing of a psychopolitical nature accidentally disclosing themselves should be prevented.

[01:36:39] Aaron: Any actual literature on the subject of insanity and its treatment should be suppressed, first by actual security- Mm-hmm … and second by complex verbiage which renders it incomprehensible. 

[01:36:46] Brad: On the subject of insanity and its treatment- Yes … should be suppressed. 

[01:36:49] Aaron: Yes, correct. That’s correct. Yep, 

[01:36:51] Brad: yep. 

[01:36:52] Yep. 

[01:36:54] Aaron: Any investigation attempting to discover whether or not psychiatry or psychology has ever cured anyone should immediately be discouraged [01:37:00] and laughed 

[01:37:03] Brad: Whether it has actually cured anyone.

[01:37:04] Aaron: Yep. Oh my God. And should mobilize- 

[01:37:06] Brad: I mean, this isn’t so much about that- Yeah … but this is, you know, yeah. 

[01:37:09] Aaron: It’s deceiving people. It’s just like- Yep … if it actually cures anybody. 

[01:37:11] Brad: Yep. 

[01:37:11] Aaron: At first it should be ignored, but if this is not possible, the entire weight of all psycho-politicians in the nation should be pressured into service.

[01:37:17] Aaron: Any tactic possible should be employed to prevent this from occurring- 

[01:37:19] Brad: Yeah … 

[01:37:20] Aaron: to rebut it. Technical appearing papers should exist as to the number- numerous, the tremendous numbers of cures affected by psychiatry and psychology, and whene- and whenever possible, percentages of cures, no matter how fictitious, should be worked into le- legislative papers forming a background 

[01:37:34] Brad: of 

[01:37:34] Aaron: evidence.

[01:37:35] Aaron: No matter how fictitious. Yeah. Immediately rebut any effort, uh, to actually discover anyone who had been helped by psychiatry or psychology. 

[01:37:41] Mm-hmm. 

[01:37:42] Aaron: If the communist connections of a psycho-politician should become disclosed, it should be attributed to his own carelessness, and he should himself be immediately branded as eccentric within his own profession.

[01:37:50] Wow. 

[01:37:51] Aaron: Um, yeah. Wow. No healing group devoted to the mind must be allowed to exist within the borders of Russia or its satellites. Only well-vouched-for [01:38:00] psycho-political operatives can be continued in their practice, and this only for the benefit of the government against enemy prisoners. Any effort to exclude psychiatrists or psychologists from the armed forces must be fought.

[01:38:11] Aaron: Wow. That’s just- 

[01:38:13] Brad: There you go. 

[01:38:15] Aaron: That’s crazy. 

[01:38:16] Brad: Mm-hmm. 

[01:38:16] Aaron: Any inquest into the- Mm-hmm … su- or some sudden mental, mental derangement of any political leader of any nation must be conducted only by psycho-political operatives of their, uh, uh, or their dupes, whether psycho-politics is responsible or not. Death and violence against persons attacking communism in a nation should be eschewed as forbidden.

[01:38:33] Aaron: Eschewed, you know what that means? 

[01:38:34] Brad: Like, like, uh, like, um- Throw 

[01:38:37] Aaron: away, right? 

[01:38:38] Brad: Yeah, like not allowed. 

[01:38:39] Aaron: Death and violence against persons attacking communism in a nation should be eschewed as forbidden

[01:38:45] Aaron: Okay. Uh, okay. Violent activity against such persons may bring about their martyrdom. Oh, now I get it. Yeah. Yes. Don’t go again- don’t openly attack someone who’s attacking communism ’cause then they could become a martyr. That’s right. Charlie Kirk[01:39:00] 

[01:39:00] Aaron: defamation and accusation of insanity alone should be employed, for they should be brought at last- That’s right … under the administrations of, like, psychopolitive operatives- That’s 

[01:39:07] Brad: right … such as psychiatrists and control tech. And if they won’t stop, then, then- You, you have to put 

[01:39:10] Aaron: them 

[01:39:10] Brad: insane. It actually s- Then they’ll violate that, but then- They-

[01:39:13] Brad: one of the weak ones will violate that. 

[01:39:14] Aaron: Wow. 

[01:39:15] Brad: And that will be their god publicly- And bring about the martyrdom … and become a martyr. Yeah. Wow. Yeah. 

[01:39:18] Aaron: That, that is crazy. 

[01:39:20] Brad: Uh-huh. 

[01:39:22] Aaron: Wow. Uh-huh. Okay, in summary, in summary. In this time of unlimited weapons and the national antagonisms where atomic war with capitalistic powers is possible, psychopolitics must act efficiently as never before.

[01:39:35] Brad: Oh, my gosh. They think they’re fighting against, they think they’re against the clock of, like, nuclear war, and they think that communism is a solution to no nuclear war. 

[01:39:45] Aaron: Wow. 

[01:39:46] Brad: You see that? 

[01:39:47] Aaron: I think they’re afraid of nuclear war. 

[01:39:49] Brad: Yes. That’s 

[01:39:49] Aaron: what’s here. 

[01:39:50] Brad: They are afraid of 

[01:39:50] Aaron: nuclear war. Nuclear, nuclear war can take them out.

[01:39:51] Brad: Yes. Yeah, 

[01:39:52] Aaron: yeah, yeah. Yeah. 

[01:39:53] Brad: Which it can. It can take all of us out. 

[01:39:56] Aaron: Yeah, except, I mean, I don’t know if it’s… It’s no longer in borders. I mean, this is, this [01:40:00] is, this is in here. 

[01:40:01] Brad: Yeah, but they, but they- But yeah … but they realize that, that… Wow. 

[01:40:04] Aaron: Yep. Any and all programs of psychopolitics must be increased to aid and abet the activities of other communist agents throughout the nation in question.

[01:40:12] Aaron: The failure of psychopolitics might well bring about the atomic bombing of the motherland. The failure- Say it one more time. The failure- The failure of psychopolitics might- Yep … well bring about the atomic bombing of the motherland. 

[01:40:21] Brad: That’s right. So, so one- Like, uh, that’s what you’re 

[01:40:24] Aaron: saying. Yeah. So one- That’s 

[01:40:24] Brad: exactly what you’re saying

[01:40:24] Brad: yeah. So one thing that, like, for, for, if you’ve made it this far, congratulations. You are, like, at the bottom of the rabbit hole, and I’m just gonna tell you, one thing that Scientologists as a, as a group, and that L. Ron Hubbard wrote about a lot, we think something we have attention on, is the fact that there are weapons on the planet right now that are strong enough to destroy the planet and kill everyone on it.

[01:40:43] Brad: Mm-hmm. That is a situation that can’t happen. 

[01:40:45] Yep, yep. 

[01:40:46] Brad: Right? Yep. Like, that’s not happening. Several, of course. Yep, yep. Uh, and these guys actually have the single point of sanity, which is they actually agree with that. 

[01:40:57] Aaron: Mm. 

[01:40:57] Brad: But their solution- But they don’t 

[01:40:58] Aaron: wanna, they don’t wanna bomb themselves … their- They’re [01:41:00] okay with bombing someone else.

[01:41:00] Brad: That’s true. 

[01:41:01] Aaron: Don’t, don’t bomb the motherland. 

[01:41:02] Brad: That’s true. That’s true. What they miss is that if anyone gets bombed- 

[01:41:07] Aaron: It’s a problem … 

[01:41:07] Brad: it, it’s, it’s- That’s very bad … it’s a situation. Yeah, yeah. 

[01:41:11] Aaron: If psychopolitics succeeds in its mission throughout the capitalist nations of the world, there will never be an atomic war, for Russia will have subjugated all of her enemies.

[01:41:19] Brad: Yep. 

[01:41:20] Aaron: Communism has already spread across one-sixth of the inhabited world. Marxist doctrines have already penetrated the remainder. 

[01:41:27] Yep. 

[01:41:28] Aaron: An extension of the communist social order is everywhere victorious. The spread of communism has never been by force of battle- Mm-hmm … but by conquest of the mind. 

[01:41:37] Mm-hmm.

[01:41:37] Aaron: In psychopolitics, we have refined this conquest to its last degree. The psychopolitical operative must succeed, for his success means a world of peace. His failure might m- well mean the destruction of civilized portions of Earth by atomic power in the hands of capitalistic madmen. Wow. 

[01:41:51] Brad: Yep. 

[01:41:51] Aaron: They really believe that- They believe it

[01:41:53] Aaron: they’re the way that they can stop atomic war. 

[01:41:54] Brad: Yes. 

[01:41:55] Aaron: The end thoroughly justifies the means. The degradation of populaces is less inhumane than their [01:42:00] destruction by atomic fission. For to an animal who lives only once, any life is sweeter than death. Oh my 

[01:42:05] Brad: gosh. There it is. There it is. There it is. 

[01:42:09] Aaron: That is so sick.

[01:42:10] Brad: For an animal who lives only once 

[01:42:13] Aaron: Any life is sweeter than death 

[01:42:15] Brad: That’s right 

[01:42:16] Aaron: Even if you’re degraded in this, I’m doing you a favor 

[01:42:18] Brad: Yeah 

[01:42:18] Aaron: If you’re alive under my thing and you’re my patient, you’re this, you’re shocked, you’re there- Mm-hmm. 

[01:42:22] Brad: You’re a vegetable … I’ve done you a favor. I’ve done you a favor But you’re still alive.

[01:42:24] Brad: Yeah. 

[01:42:26] Aaron: Geez. 

[01:42:27] Brad: It’s better than dead. It’s that or dead. 

[01:42:29] Aaron: The end of war is the control of a conquered people. If a people can be conquered in the absence of war, the end of war will have been achieved without the destruction of war, a worthy goal. This is so key. This is, this is really the war, guys, and, and I, and I wanna say, like, this is why I tell people- Yeah

[01:42:43] Aaron: we’re in a war. 

[01:42:44] Brad: Yeah. 

[01:42:44] Aaron: We are in a war. Yeah. So check this out. 

[01:42:46] Brad: Absolutely. 

[01:42:47] Aaron: The end of war, meaning the purpose. 

[01:42:49] Brad: Mm-hmm. 

[01:42:50] Aaron: Why are you doing war? The goal of war, the end of war, is the control of a conquered people. 

[01:42:55] Yeah. 

[01:42:55] Aaron: You do war, now you guys listen to me. See, that’s- Mm-hmm … really the goal of war probably, right?[01:43:00] 

[01:43:00] Aaron: If a people can be conquered in the absence of war- 

[01:43:02] Mm-hmm … 

[01:43:03] Aaron: the end of war will have been achieved without the destruction of war, a worthy goal. So taking over a place without having military involvement, which I said at the beginning. The psychopolitician has his reward in the nearly unlimited amount of populous control, un- un- nearly…

[01:43:18] Aaron: I’ll say that again. The psychopolitician has his reward in the nearly unlimited control of populaces, in the uninhibited exercise of passion and the glory of communist conquest over the stupidity of enemies of the people. The end. 

[01:43:33] Brad: So the moral of the story is- 

[01:43:35] Aaron: Well, this was published as a service by the Harvard College of Scientology.

[01:43:38] Brad: Excellent. 

[01:43:39] Yeah. 

[01:43:39] Brad: So the, the, the moral of the story is that the physical is senior to the spiritual. 

[01:43:48] Aaron: With these guys, right? That’s what they’re saying. And, 

[01:43:49] Brad: and no matter how negative the effect is on the spiritual, as long as the end of, of their aims is they, [01:44:00] they maintain, like, the physical, like you’re still physically alive, the physical universe is still here intact, even if it totally destroys someone spiritually, it’s worth it.

[01:44:08] Aaron: Yep. 

[01:44:08] Brad: That is basically a summation of wha- of what I just heard. 

[01:44:11] Aaron: Yep. 

[01:44:12] Brad: Which is the exact opposite of how basically every sane person I’ve ever talked to feels, which is that the spiritual is senior, way more important than the physical. 

[01:44:23] Aaron: Yep, which is why they need to attack all religions. They need to attack Scientology- Yeah.

[01:44:26] Aaron: They have to flip it … they need to attack Dianetics, they need to attack Christian Science, they need to attack pastors, Catholicism, Christianity, anything. 

[01:44:31] Brad: Yeah. Anything that acknowledges that man did not come from mud, basically. Yeah. 

[01:44:37] Aaron: So Brad, do you feel briefed? Yeah, I feel pretty briefed. So what do you think about this?

[01:44:42] Aaron: So what do you, what is you, what are your, like- 

[01:44:46] Brad: Man, you know, it’s, uh, well, what, the thing that I was thinking really towards the end is one thing that’s explained in Dianetics is the reactive mind, which is actually the source [01:45:00] of- Psychosomatic ills, weird reactions. It’s the source of so much ab- just unwanted behavior in someone’s life.

[01:45:08] Yep. 

[01:45:08] Brad: Like, really, like, it’s actually the, the source. And the reactive mind operates in a way that this type of stuff is very effective on- 

[01:45:20] Aaron: Unfortunately … 

[01:45:20] Brad: adversely affecting someone via their reactive mind. 

[01:45:24] Aaron: Yep. 

[01:45:25] Brad: So unless they’ve gotten rid of the reactive mind, which can be done. I’ve done it. You’ve done it.

[01:45:32] Brad: We know many people who’ve done it. Uh, they’re, they’re completely sucept- susceptible to this. 

[01:45:39] Aaron: Mm-hmm. 

[01:45:39] Brad: Like, that’s why it’s wor- that’s why it’s working. However, the, the whole concept is based on, there’s a couple big untruths thrown in there. 

[01:45:51] Aaron: Yep. 

[01:45:51] Brad: Right? 

[01:45:51] Aaron: Ton. 

[01:45:52] Brad: Like, the best way to get compliance from people is to dominate them.

[01:45:54] Brad: Not true. 

[01:45:55] Aaron: Yep. 

[01:45:55] Brad: Trust me, I’ve tried many ways to get compliance from people. Domination is the least [01:46:00] effective. 

[01:46:00] Aaron: Yep. 

[01:46:00] Brad: Like, “You’ll do it or else.” 

[01:46:02] Aaron: Yep. 

[01:46:03] Brad: Doesn’t work. 

[01:46:03] Aaron: And if you look at how, how they a- accomplish their thing, their control to their operatives was not through force. It was through- 

[01:46:11] Brad: That’s 

[01:46:11] Aaron: right

[01:46:11] Aaron: through this. 

[01:46:12] Brad: That’s 

[01:46:12] Aaron: right. It, it was through booklets, through- That’s right … iteration, through the, the… They’re, they’re fighting the war in the mind, and- Yeah … they’re telling them, “Hey, use force,” but they’re not using force. They’re using- 

[01:46:20] Brad: That’s right … 

[01:46:20] Aaron: the tricks. They’re using their- That’s right … their, their, yeah, whatever they’re doing.

[01:46:23] Aaron: Convincing. 

[01:46:23] Brad: They’re using, they’re using a, a twisted logic, but they are using logic nonetheless. Yeah, yeah. Yeah, gaining agreement via logic. 

[01:46:29] Aaron: Yep. 

[01:46:32] Brad: That’s a good point, actually. 

[01:46:33] Aaron: Yeah. 

[01:46:33] Brad: Yeah. So I mean, I think that’s, that’s a huge weak link in it. I think that, um, you know, I’m a very optimistic person, as are you, and when I hear that I’m like, “Okay, well, they’ve already started unraveling themselves.”

[01:46:46] Brad: I’m like, “Good. I think we’ve seen the peak of this.” 

[01:46:48] Mm-hmm. 

[01:46:49] Brad: Like I’ve seen we- Mm. We’ve seen it hit its zenith, meaning the top, and it’s already declining. Because you look at, uh, Trump almost assassinated. Boom. That just everybody. [01:47:00] Like everyone rises up and we’re like, “No, no, no, no, no.” Like near martyr.

[01:47:03] Brad: Charlie Kirk, unfortunately, life taken from him. Boom. Huge. That, that basically started a Christian revival in the United 

[01:47:12] Aaron: States. That is true. That is true. 

[01:47:13] Brad: That, like the attendance in Christian churches exploded up after, after the Charlie Kirk incident. Sure. So if you want to screw yourself over- Well, they didn’t follow, they didn’t follow, they didn’t follow the thing, right?

[01:47:24] Brad: They did it. They didn’t follow the plan. 

[01:47:25] Aaron: Yeah, yeah, yeah. 

[01:47:26] Brad: And that’s the issue is that they have a bunch of insane, you know, slightly insane or very insane people who… ‘Cause only someone who has a, some degree of insanity would read that and be like, “Yeah.” “Yeah, this is a great,” “Yeah, yeah, this is good” “This is a great plan.”

[01:47:43] Brad: “Let’s do it. I’m on board.” This is a great plan. You know? Like only somebody who’s a little bit psycho. Like, I’m sorry if you l- heard this and you liked it. I would like to indicate to you that you are a psycho. I don’t think anybody… I 

[01:47:53] Aaron: don’t think someone who made it to this channel. 

[01:47:54] Brad: Yeah. 

[01:47:55] Aaron: But it could be.

[01:47:55] Brad: I mean- Yeah, exactly. It could be. 

[01:47:56] Aaron: Look, I, ah, dude. But- 

[01:47:57] Brad: But bro, but bro, that’s the issue is that their, [01:48:00] their, their, uh, recruits, their operatives are gonna be psychos. 

[01:48:04] Aaron: Yes, correct. 

[01:48:04] Brad: So they’re gonna make dumb mistakes. Yep. That’s, the people who are crazy make silly mistakes. 

[01:48:10] Aaron: Mm-hmm. 

[01:48:10] Brad: Like they don’t read the part where it says, “Do not- 

[01:48:13] Aaron: Yeah

[01:48:14] Brad: openly vi- commit violence against leaders.” 

[01:48:17] Aaron: Yep. 

[01:48:19] Brad: And it’s like you have that happen and it’s like, oh, look at that. Now everybody is coalesced and unified and they’re like, “Hey, actually something’s happening here.” Like there must be an enemy if the leader who is clearly a great, great guy, right? We both know people who knew Charlie Kirk personally and like supported him for many, many years before he was the huge figure he was.

[01:48:39] Brad: Uh, and then boom, shot him. Senseless murder, right? And then now you have all these people who are coalesced and the- they’re actually questioning, hey, what, w- why are, why has it become like so communist? Why has the, uh, political establishment become so anti-religion? 

[01:48:57] Aaron: Yep. 

[01:48:57] Brad: You know? 

[01:48:57] Aaron: That’s correct. 

[01:48:58] Brad: And, and they’re questioning that.

[01:48:59] Brad: Why are my religious rights under 

[01:48:59] Aaron: attack? [01:49:00] Correct. Correct. And this is- 

[01:49:01] Brad: Why can’t I pray in a school? 

[01:49:02] Aaron: It’s unbelievable, isn’t it? 

[01:49:03] Brad: Right? Yeah. 

[01:49:04] Aaron: Unbelievable. So anyway, I think, uh, uh, a lot of things to do with this. First of all, obviously they literally mention Dianetics by name, see? ‘Cause if you get involved in Dianetics- That’s, that’s crazy

[01:49:11] Aaron: if you get into, if you get, if you get into Dianetics- 

[01:49:13] That’s crazy … 

[01:49:13] Aaron: you’re gonna sus- you’re gonna have suspicion on these guys. If you understand the mind, you can actually help somebody, you will be suspicious of s- they literally said if you compare- 

[01:49:21] Mm … 

[01:49:21] Aaron: the statistics of a place that was actually treating or healing people- 

[01:49:24] Yeah

[01:49:25] Aaron: to the general- Mm-hmm … psychiatric hospitals it won’t be allowed. 

[01:49:32] Yeah. 

[01:49:32] Aaron: Everybody was gonna go mo- move them to here. So it’s like they have to stop this. So the, the, the opposite of this is, “Hey, get involved in Dynex. Get… Or get involved with your church.” 

[01:49:42] Brad: Yeah. 

[01:49:42] Aaron: Just go to your church. 

[01:49:43] Brad: That’s right. 

[01:49:44] Aaron: And, and use the techniques and technologies that they’ve had there- Yeah

[01:49:47] Aaron: to treat, to listen to people and talk to them. 

[01:49:50] Brad: Yeah. 

[01:49:50] Aaron: And get away from anything shock, and realize that the healing of the insane cannot be done through force. 

[01:49:55] Yeah. 

[01:49:56] Aaron: Healing, healing is not done through force. The word healing, you, how do you heal through a force? [01:50:00] It doesn’t work. 

[01:50:00] Yeah. 

[01:50:01] Aaron: And so let’s get rid of these guys.

[01:50:03] Aaron: I mean, I’m telling you, g- go check out this, like, electroshock documentary. 

[01:50:06] Mm-hmm. 

[01:50:06] Aaron: Uh, I don’t know, donate to CCHR. Mm-hmm. Donate to your church. Like, let’s fight. By the way- This is, this is, this is an attack … just, just, just to- We’re in a war against. Yeah. We are in a war. 

[01:50:13] Brad: Yeah. Thank you. And just to be super clear, like we don’t, we don’t need to harm a single hair on their heads.

[01:50:18] Brad: Right. Like, they just need to go do a different job. That’s true. Many. 

[01:50:23] Aaron: No, no, they actually go to jail. 

[01:50:24] Brad: Yeah, yeah, sure. I mean, like Yeah, that’s true. They just go to 

[01:50:25] Aaron: jail. 

[01:50:25] Brad: Yeah. 

[01:50:26] Aaron: And, and lose trust because what happens is- Yeah, that’s right … is people trust them, and then, you know, look at, look at the amount of heroes that have been- 

[01:50:32] Brad: Mm-hmm

[01:50:33] Aaron: crushed by psychiatry. 

[01:50:35] Brad: Yeah, yeah. 

[01:50:36] Aaron: I mean, dude, Michael Jackson. 

[01:50:37] Brad: Elvis Presley. 

[01:50:38] Aaron: El- and like- 

[01:50:39] Brad: Mm-hmm … 

[01:50:39] Aaron: they, it, there’s… A- and there’s just names and names and names that you would not… Oh, what happened to them? They got ’em, they got on the drug, and they- Yes … and they, and they- 

[01:50:46] Brad: They got on their hands. This is the plan.

[01:50:47] Aaron: The plan- 

[01:50:48] Brad: Are they psychiatrists? … is 

[01:50:48] Aaron: it, that’s it. 

[01:50:49] Brad: Yeah. 

[01:50:50] Aaron: And it gets, they do it through, through your friends, they do it through your kids, they do it through- 

[01:50:53] Brad: Yeah … 

[01:50:53] Aaron: whatever they can to put in the people to take the drug. 

[01:50:55] Brad: You know who recently seems to have escaped the grips of psychiatrists? Who’s that? I don’t know for sure, but it- Yeah

[01:50:59] Brad: [01:51:00] it, it just kinda seems that way. Justin Bieber. 

[01:51:02] Aaron: Mm. 

[01:51:03] Brad: And it’s beautiful. 

[01:51:04] Aaron: Right. 

[01:51:04] Brad: I think we’ve even talked about it, right? Yeah, see, ’cause he’s getting, ’cause he’s 

[01:51:05] Aaron: getting invol- He’s, uh, we, we talked about it? I don’t remember that. Um, maybe. But, but he’s- 

[01:51:08] Brad: No, no, no. No, I had- Yeah … it’s separate conversation. But 

[01:51:10] Aaron: anyway, he, um, yeah, he’s gotten, he’s getting into- Justin Bieber, 

[01:51:13] Brad: he’s 

[01:51:13] Aaron: not-

[01:51:13] Aaron: into, into- 

[01:51:14] Brad: Yeah … 

[01:51:14] Aaron: priest, into, into his b- faith. 

[01:51:16] Brad: Yeah. 

[01:51:17] Aaron: He’s getting into his faith. 

[01:51:18] Brad: And, and his- ‘Cause faith is the solution … his rec- his record deal was up. 

[01:51:21] Aaron: Oh. 

[01:51:21] Brad: You know, that’s a change. 

[01:51:22] Aaron: No. 

[01:51:23] Brad: Yeah, his record deal was up. Oh, 

[01:51:24] Aaron: wow. 

[01:51:24] Brad: Yeah. 

[01:51:25] So there you 

[01:51:25] Brad: go. And so now he’s self- Thank you, thank you for finding Christ

[01:51:26] Brad: self-publishing- 

[01:51:27] Right … 

[01:51:28] Brad: his music. 

[01:51:28] Wow. 

[01:51:29] Brad: Yeah. And he’s like, d- like, he… It’s, uh, it’s really interesting to see somebody come out from under the control who’s a powerhouse. I mean, obviously Justin Bieber’s a powerhouse. Yeah, of 

[01:51:38] course, of 

[01:51:39] Brad: course. Obviously extremely- Of course … talented individual, and now you see him come, the suppression comes off, boom, and he’s more popular than he’s ever been.

[01:51:45] Wow. 

[01:51:46] Brad: Right? Now, I mean, there’s a lot of residual stuff. I mean, presumably there’s some drugs there. Like, I’m not a fan of that, but it’s like to see somebody rise up after, after that- And go, and, 

[01:51:54] Aaron: and finding, and finding Christ or finding w- 

[01:51:56] Brad: Yeah … 

[01:51:56] Aaron: finding your spirituality is, is so beautiful. Yeah. And so guys, this is what they don’t, they don’t want you, they don’t [01:52:00] want- 

[01:52:00] Brad: Mm-mm

[01:52:00] Aaron: churches to work together. No. They don’t want churches doing anything well. They don’t want… That’s what they want. So anyway, thank you guys for listening. Um. Read it. It’s a textbook on psychopolitics. Read it. 

[01:52:09] Brad: You should, you should read 

[01:52:10] Aaron: it yourself. You know, I, and I’ve, I, this is the most I’ve read of it in one sitting, um, but, uh, there’s a lot of pieces in there that are incredible and, and- 

[01:52:16] Brad: Yeah

[01:52:17] Aaron: wow. So thanks for listening, guys. Yeah. If that was crazy, if that was too crazy, I apologize. Um, but, uh, thank you Brad for sitting here with me. This has been- You can’t 

[01:52:26] Brad: handle the truth. 

[01:52:27] Aaron: And- … it, just find examples of this, you know what I mean? Yeah. The, the crazy- Yeah, look- … drugs, the sexual stuff. Like, just look at- I would say look for yourself

[01:52:34] Aaron: look at the, I mean, yeah, just go see. Just, just look for yourself. Is this happening? Do you think it- Do you observe this? Do you think it’s occurring- 

[01:52:37] Brad: Yeah … 

[01:52:38] Aaron: that these things are happening? 

[01:52:39] Brad: Mm-hmm. 

[01:52:40] Aaron: And if so, please put it, put examples or links of anything in the comments below. Like- Yeah … oh yeah, I saw this.

[01:52:45] Aaron: Look at this link. This is what happened. Yeah. Uh, yes, shocks is becoming normal. Hey, whatever. Like, put it in there. I, I wanna see what you guys think. Um, or is this, like, irrelevant and meant nothing to you guys? I apologize for wasting your time. No way. Um, let me know. Let me know. 

[01:52:56] Brad: But either way- By the way-

[01:52:57] Brad: don’t do nothing