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This is Jake Chansley. Buddy, thanks for joining us.
Thanks for waking up really early.
I know what that's like. Yeah, not a problem.
I'm glad to be here, and it's an honor to be in the presence of a
strong individual like yourself who blew the whistle when it
needed to be blown. It did need to be blown.
I wanna, I want to kind of walk back in time a little bit.
I think people are familiar with seeing you and some of the
costume paint. They've seen you in the in kind
of the thumbnail picture that we have.
But I want to get a better picture.
Any audience that can understand, you know, the the
human lens that that brought you to a point.
I'm sure that you didn't expect to be making national news and
being the face of January 6th for so many people.
I imagine that was probably the last thing on your mind when you
went to DC. So I want to walk to that point
1st and give people a picture of who you are as a human being,
how you grew up and all that kind of thing.
So can you tell me where you were born and maybe the family
that you grew up in a little bit about it?
Sure. Born and raised in Phoenix, AZ.
You know, I have a couple younger siblings.
I went to, you know, government school.
I went into the Navy after I turned 18.
Two years in the Navy and I got. The general discharge under
honorable conditions because I refused to take the anthrax
vaccine. So I came home and, you know,
got various jobs working at a hardware store, working at a sub
shop, trying to sell Kirby vacuums.
Then somewhere along the lines, I realized that I wanted to work
with kids, so I started working in Group homes with troubled
teen boys, and I did that for 6 1/2 years.
And all the while I was writing, I was researching, I was walking
my shamanic path, you know, walking the path of the shamanic
practitioner. And shortly thereafter, you
know, 2020 hit, COVID-19, 84 hit, and the riots of 2020 along
with it. So I kind of started to look at
the political landscape and realized that as a spiritual
activist, which I consider myself a spiritual activist, not
a political one. As a spiritual activist, it was
my shamanic duty to get out there and spread the truth.
So you just mentioned that you had a discharge under honorable
circumstances, a general discharge for the anthrax
vaccine. That would have been, what,
2002, 2003, ish. Is that when that was?
Well, I I joined in 2005 and left in 2007.
Now my understanding was is there was some court cases and I
don't know when they got settled, but essentially they
ruled that your right to refuse the anthrax vaccine was
appropriate. There were a number of soldiers
and sailors that actually got back pay and reinstated.
Because of that. There was a legit problem.
I know a lot of people had issues with that.
Vax. What?
What made you refuse at that point in time?
Well, like many people with the COVID-19 84 vaccine, I did my
research, I did my research. All you have to do is do a
little bit of digging and you find that one in 500 males
become sterile with the anthrax vaccine.
There's all sorts of people that have been crippled due to blood
clots in their legs. There's all sorts of negative
side effects, neurological disorders, stuff like that.
Some people even died. So I thought, well that's no
good. I'm, I don't want to take that.
Why would I want to take that? And the other thing is, is that
the anthrax vaccine only protects, protects against the
skin borne illness. So if we were to be attacked
through a respiratory or aerosol form of anthrax, the vaccine
wouldn't have helped us at all. So I thought, well, what's the
point in taking something that isn't going to actually do the
job if we're going to be attacked with?
Anthrax. And it has all these negative
side effects. No, I'm not doing that.
It makes perfect sense to me. What, what sort of negative
consequences did you foresee when you said no being in the
military? Well, you know, restriction dock
in pay and discharge from the Navy, but that was worth it as
far as I was concerned cuz I'd like to have children.
And I don't want to screw my body up for the rest of my life
because of the choice I made to join the military at a young
age. So.
And The thing is that the military, God love them.
The people at the Pentagon, you know, people at the Pentagon
don't care about the people in the lower ranks as far as
they're concerned, their number. And I'm more than just a number.
It's interesting you mentioned that I I've seen a lot of guys
go to the Pentagon and come back and they're very different as
commanders. You know, they start off one way
and then you see them, you know, rejoin the force at A at a
higher rank that you should go there.
When they're an E5 or an E6, they come back and they're not
the same guy. I don't know what the political
indoctrination is, but obviously you saw something similar as
well. Yeah, I will.
I mean, you know, The thing is the military is full of
honorable men and women, full of great people.
But the other part that's kind of sad about the military, and I
think this is all government employees for the most part, is
that as you get promoted, you get promoted.
Because you do what you're told without question, and that's
dangerous. It is.
It's funny that you say it that way because my my original
producer, my producer emeritus if you will, who's a former FBI
agent, said that a GS15, that's the top of the the regular pay
scale before you move into the executive ranks.
A GS15 in the FBI is someone who's never said no to a bad
idea. It sounds like you saw something
very, very similar from the military end of things.
Oh, yeah, You know, And then people got promoted for getting
a good grade on a test. Come on now.
That's not quite how it is now, but that's how it was when I was
in. And now you have to have a
degree in order to move up, which I mean, okay, that's, I
guess okay. But like.
There are so many chiefs out there, we call them salty chiefs
that have been in the Navy for 20 years.
And then you get some young officer, some Ensign or
something fresh out of officer school.
And they come in thinking that they know And it's like, well,
actually this this chief has been out on more deployments
than you can count and he knows exactly what he's doing.
I would take his advice, but. In Officer Candidate School,
they basically help people to become, shall we say, good
little machines. Yeah.
Wheels are cogs in the machine, right.
They just, they do their part and everybody is part of it.
And and part of that is the military.
I I think we can kind of empathize with that, but.
Absolutely. But that's not what leadership
is, I think. No, I think that's the issue.
Yes, I want to dig. I want to dig a little further
in. So we we.
You're out of the Navy. You've said no.
You've already shown kind of a strong principle.
That's not a thing. I didn't know that about you, by
the way. I didn't know you refused the
anthrax vaccine. At that time you decided you
wanted to work with kids. What was that instinct?
What was that urge? And then maybe get a little
specific about the the time working in Group homes.
Well, I have a strong proclivity for helping children, especially
troubled children. God loved my dad.
He wasn't the best role model growing up.
So I looked up to people like Christ.
I looked up to people like Buddha.
And after a while I came to understand that you don't really
have a lot of positive male role models out there.
A lot of these kids at the group home were idolizing rappers.
And drug dealers and stuff like that.
Or they they came from either broken homes or homes that were,
shall we say, headed by less than reputable men.
So I thought to myself, well, it's a part of the shamanic
tradition to ask ourselves at any crossroads, how will this
decision affect 7 generations from now?
And we don't really do that these days.
So as soon as I started to do that, I realized that working
with kids was essential for the survival of humanity in the
future of our nation. So that's when I started to work
with kids in Group homes. And it was very, very tough
work, but it was also very rewarding.
Something I'm sure that you can understand being the ex FBI.
Yeah, there's, there's moments there that we're rewarding for
sure. Obviously some that were not.
You've mentioned now Christ, Buddha and a shamanic tradition,
these are all sort of spiritual and faith-based things.
Can you talk about the formation of your faith, which I I've
heard in other interviews is very integral to your existence.
I think actually Bill Shipley said that in a space that I was
listening to, you talk about how you formed it, where you grew up
with it, where it started and how it evolved and maybe what it
sits at right now, the way that you look at the world with the
spiritual lenses that you're looking at.
Sure. Well, I've always been
interested, ever since I was a child.
And shamanism. I've always wondered, like, what
are those dudes in the feather headdresses and face paint,
dancing around a fire, banging on a drum, singing a song?
What are they? What do they know?
I know that they know something that we lost here in the West.
I know they know something we lost in modern materialism, but
I didn't quite know what. And after a while I started to
look deeply, deeply into it and listening to lectures, reading
books, I even went to the sweat lodges and stuff like that.
And after a while it became quite clear that they did know
something that we lost. And so I wanted to know what
that was and I began to initiate myself, which is very rare being
a self initiated shamanic practitioner, usually you have
like a a mentor of some sort. I began to initiate myself into
these. Shamanic traditions.
And I would just do the research and say, oh, this is what they
did, okay, well, I'm going to do that.
Oh, this is what they did. All right.
I'm doing that. And eventually, over time, it
helped me to grasp, fathom and grasp the totality of existence.
Fathom and grasp our role as human beings in our
interconnected nature, not just to to Mother Nature, but also to
Father God. And that was a very profound
experience for me, because it helped me to really integrate my
spiritual beliefs with modern science and an understanding,
because I've always been interested in physics and stuff
like that as well, Quantum physics, celestial mechanics,
etcetera. It helped me to understand how
it is that the ancient shamans man.
They already understood everything that we're just
starting to understand now in the West and in modern science.
And so once I kind of started to grasp how it is that these two
things were, you know, blending and basically two different
civilizations speaking the same language, I really started to
look at the world differently. And I think that the reason why
our socioeconomic and geopolitical systems are so
corrupt and so distorted. Is because our spiritual view of
reality has become so distorted and our spiritual institutions
have become so corrupt, we've really lost some anchoring.
I think is I think that's correct.
So now the way that you've been presented is kind of cartoonish
and what I'm trying to do is get to the.
I think that would be a fair characterization.
That's the only way that I ever saw it and I don't think that's
fair for any human being. So what I want to do is, I heard
you say things like mentorship, and I heard you talk about
reading and selfeducating along this path.
Will you talk about one, the mentor, whoever this person was,
where if they were several kind of characteristics that you
sought out? And then the second, what
authors were you reading? What specific books in the
shamanistic tradition so that people can get kind of a grasp
of where that evolved out of because we all come from
somewhere. I'd like to know what that is.
Right, Well I'm largely a self initiated shamanic practitioner.
I you know, fortunately, as weird as it is, I didn't have a
mentor along the shamanic path. If I had to pick somebody that I
looked up to, I I've already given the names of Christ and
Buddha and that's pretty much where it lands when it comes to
like literature, I would say. Terrence McKenna really
understands the shamanic traditions very well and he's a
very eloquent speaker and author.
I listen to a lot of his lectures as well.
Also there is, let's see, Carlos Castaneda is a controversial
figure. There's a lot of people that
think that. The stuff that he wrote in his
books was just anthropological study that he didn't actually
experience these things. And I kind of came to the
conclusion that it really didn't matter whether he experienced it
or not. If the data is there and if
these things are a part of the shamanic tradition, then we
don't want to throw out the baby with the bathwater.
So that's another example. And you know when you realize
that the Kingdom of heaven is within.
And that all wisdom and truth and knowledge is in your heart,
and that you are a human being made in the image of God.
Then you realize that you really don't need anything other than
your heart, a love for God and your own experiences of the
divine in order to reach enlightenment.
I read a lot of Carlos Castaneda.
It was something my father was really into.
So I grew up around that. And the art of dreaming was was
one that I know that I've read at least a couple times over and
over again and tried to practice some of those things.
It just active dreaming and some of those techniques really,
really an interesting sort of tradition.
And I'm not sure that it's at odds necessarily with people's
Christianity. It may be, but I don't.
I haven't, I haven't experienced anything I said that was
antithetical to it. I grew up in Catholic school.
So kind of interesting. It's always kind of fun to think
about who the thought leaders are in that the books that
shaped you. I'm, I'm appreciative of kind of
learning some of that. And so as you evaluated those
and as you looked at the world and you, you said that we are
basically we didn't have that anchor, we didn't have that
fundamental rooting in our political discussions about the
way that our spiritual world was.
How did that lead you to the political situation that put you
in front of the capital of January 6th?
There's there's got to be some active call and I'm curious what
that what what you felt called to do and and what you were
trying to accomplish when you went to Washington DC in 2021?
Well, I've had shamanic traditions, shamanic visions of
the future, and shamanic traditions.
Having visions of the future or premonitions is not strange,
especially for the highly developed shamanic practitioner.
Everybody's gifts are different. So I've had visions of the
future. I saw where it was that we were
going if we didn't do something now.
And when it comes to like the political stuff, I came to
believe and understand that we were blind because we were
following. We were lost because we were
following blind leaders. And I mean.
I once heard a saying that says anybody that's smart doesn't get
into politics. That's why we're, you know, a
country run by idiots. So I think that at this point,
we are a society that has become socially and morally bankrupt
because of the institutions that we are allowing to govern our
lives. And identity politics,
Propaganda. The Mockingbird media.
Pop culture, all of these things have distorted our spiritual
view of reality. They've and it's from that
spiritual distortion that we are making the decisions that we're
making it in. That spiritual distortion, if it
can be condensed into a few words, is it's based on the
illusion of separation. We are an interconnected whole,
connected to God, connected to nature, connected to each other.
But we're making decisions based on this illusion of separation,
based on this illusion that what we do, what we think, what we
say, how we feel, what we, how we behave, that none of these
things really make a difference when they actually make a
massive difference. Now, some people will say, well,
it's just a drop in the bucket, you know, a drop in the ocean.
Well, Gandhi once said, what you do is of little importance, but
it's very important that you do it.
So I think that we've kind of been sold a line by these
leaders. And when it comes to January
6th, I I was also in Washington DC on December 12th for the
second Mega Millions March in 2020 and everything was fine,
everything was peaceful, everything was wonderful, it was
great. I enjoyed it quite a lot.
I also I I thought that that was what we were going to get more
of. On January 6th.
But then there's also the fact that Washington DC is built on
electromagnetic lay lines. I don't know if you're familiar
with like the idea of the lay lines and stuff like that.
Feel free. Break it down for people who
don't. OK, so electromagnetic lay lines
are the electromagnetic lines that surround the earth.
So the Earth that has an electromagnetic field, and that
electromagnetic field not just surrounds the Earth, it goes all
the way down to the core of our planet.
And so because of that fact, there are certain portions of
the planet, there are certain locations where these
electromagnetic lines cross the surface.
And then there's also certain portions where these
electromagnetic lines actually cross each other.
OK, now that is where ancient cultures have built pyramids.
That's where they've built obelisks.
That's where they built their ancient temples.
That's where they've built their ancient buildings, medicine
wheels in the Native American tradition.
So Washington, DC is built on lay lines.
The Washington Monument, the Capitol Building, the Lincoln
Memorial, the Supreme Court, the White House, the Jefferson
Memorial, all of them are built on electromagnetic lay lines.
And this is designed to channel the energy, the electromagnetic
energy in the ecosystem to and through these buildings of power
or through these monuments. That's why, like the Lincoln
Memorial is basically like a massive harmonic chamber.
So sound and singing, drumming, dancing all of these things are
a part of the shamanic tradition because when you go to the lay
lines and you sing your shamanic song, you bang on your drum and
you know you dance. These things end up affecting
the quantum realm. They end up changing the what's
called the the quantum entangled universe.
They change the quantum entangled particles in the their
spin. So going to DC, it's like, well,
if there's going to be a million people or more assembled on the
electromagnetic lay lines, that's that's a lot of energy to
be plugged into the lay lines. And God saw fit that I be in
Washington, DC on December 12th and on January 6th, that the
incredible circumstances and coincidences that happened to
get me there were astronomically impossible.
So it seemed as though God wanted me there.
And I, you know, even after everything that I've been
through, I'm glad that I was there.
I was there to ensure peace. I was there to ensure high
vibes. I was there to ensure that
everything went as smooth as humanly possible.
So I think a lot of people that are listening to you speak right
now are disabusing themselves of the notion that you're a human
meme or that you were a cartoon, which I said, you know, I think
that is the presentation a lot of people had.
It was like splash up this visual, this is not what we
normally see and then make whatever snap assumption you
have, that's that's essentially what the the media did to you
for quite a while. And so I I'm enjoying sort of
the, the piece of this. What I want is for those who are
watching in the live chat and we have hundreds of people that are
watching currently right now, If they'll go down into the
comments and leave comments of questions that they would like
to also have answered, I think Ryan will bring those up.
So folks will just get you to do that.
If you want to hit the like button as you're there, go ahead
and do that as well. You mentioned sort of a a
problem with apathy. This was your Gandhi quote.
I think it sounds like people's fundamental disconnect from
what's going on. It's like what I do doesn't
matter, so I'm not going to do it at all.
And that was your concern. In the military, we talk about
things in a task and a purpose, right.
There is a thing that you're doing the task and then the
purpose, which is the reason. What was the task and the
purpose behind the first trip and the second trip to DC?
If you were to going to get it down to a very narrow action
plan, like what were you expecting to accomplish and how?
Well, in the shamanic tradition, when there's large amounts of
people at a sacred site, which DC can be considered a sacred
site, the shaman is. It is their role to basically
allow that process to unfold in a positive way.
Even just the shaman's presence in the area can end up changing
the timeline. It can change the vibration of
that location, because the shaman's perspective is one that
is largely based in the the objective view of reality.
And just having that plugged into the collective
consciousness of that location can make a difference when it
comes to, like, my reasons and motivations.
So I wrote a book in 2017 called One Mind at a Time, A Deep State
of Illusion by Jacob Angeli. You can get it on Amazon.
Shameless book plug. I'm really not trying to plug
the book. I'm just letting you know why it
is that I did what I did as far as going into DC.
So I have a view of the deep state that most people don't.
I have an understanding of the deep state that most people can
barely even wrap their mind around and how it relates to all
of this different stuff and the history of how we got here, how
we got to this place that we're at, where the FBI is targeting
Catholic churches, you know what I'm saying?
So because of that perspective, I realized, okay, well, nobody's
doing what I think needs to be done.
Nobody's saying what I think needs to be said.
And if there's going to be a million people assembled in DC,
then I should be there and ensure that everything is high
vibe and everything is peaceful. And just by being there, I was
also plugging my consciousness, plugging my high frequency
electromagnetic field into the grid.
I also, you know, I did a, like, I guess you could say a
ceremonial walk from behind the Capitol building all the way to
the Lincoln Memorial. I think it was on December 12th
where I was banging my drum and screaming freedom as loud as I
could. And it was echoing all
throughout the area as I was marching from the Capitol all
the way to the Lincoln Memorial. And that's a part of shamanism,
like I said, you know, changing the, the spin of quantum
particles, changing the very fabric of reality in that sense.
And what's really interesting is that, well, part of shamanism
is, is is calling rain or creating storms.
And so it was my intention to cleanse the ecosystem of DC, to
cleanse all of the negative energy, to cleanse all of the
evil that has been harboring there for quite some time.
And after December 12th, I left, you know, a day or two later and
I went back to Phoenix and lo and behold, the one of the
largest storms to have ever struck DC1 of the largest
snowstorms to ever struck DC and the East Coast.
I think it would even, like hit New York and New Jersey and a
bunch of other places it it hit and I was just like blown away
like, whoa, holy crap, you know, and I some people, I'm, I'm not
suggesting that it was, you know, oh, I did that, you know.
But in shamanic traditions, you when you cleanse an ecosystem,
the elements respond to that cleansing the water, the snow,
whatever come into the ecosystem.
And they basically wash away all that energy and they allow it to
start fresh. Fair.
Enough. You had a you, you just
mentioned your book and we'll bring it up at the end here
because I'm happy to plug people's books.
I think people should read and know, you know who they're
listening to. You you mentioned a an
understanding of the deep state. Where did that understanding
come from? If not working in government,
what allowed you to have an insight into how the deep state
works? Well, if you do enough research
and and when I mean research, what I'm saying is that.
So I'm sure you're familiar with compartmentalization, right,
being that you're in the FBI. So compartmentalization, for
those that don't know what it is, is it's almost like one
person is given a small little puzzle piece of a much larger
picture and they're told to work on what that little puzzle piece
is and the picture within. Now there are many people above
that person with that little puzzle piece that are in charge
of putting larger and larger portions of those puzzle pieces
together. And then there's usually
somebody up on the tippy top that has a whole view of the big
puzzle, right, the whole picture.
So compartmentalization is how our government functions,
especially when you get into things like security clearances,
nondisclosure agreements, top secret clearances, etcetera.
So in the government, there are all these compartmentalized
factions of the government. Some are doing research and
development on technology, some on biology, some on medicine,
some on transportation, some on infrastructure, etcetera,
etcetera, some on stopping terrorism.
And so if you look at the testimony of people that are
whistleblowers at these really high levels within certain
compartmentalized portions of the deep state, then you begin
to like bring all this stuff together that they've said,
especially the ones that don't live very long after they blow
the whistle. Then what you end up finding is
a very clear view of this big picture because now you have all
these compartmentalized portions of the deep state that have
become visible. And if you line up their little
respective puzzle pieces or their conglomeration of puzzle
pieces that they themselves have assembled, then you can really
begin to get a big picture of what the deep state is, how it
operates, where we're headed, etcetera.
So that's kind of what the book, one mind at a time, a Deep State
of Illusion is about, is the testimony of a lot of
whistleblowers as well as the news reports that have been
suppressed by the Mockingbird media and how it is that all of
these things line up to give us a very clear view.
So the truth is out there, but the and this is the whole thing
behind psychological warfare, is that the information, the truth
is out there. So in order to obscure the
truth, in order to obscure true information, disinformation is
then plugged into the system. And then the mockingbird media
will take whatever little true information they're willing to
give the people and then combine it with disinformation.
And then they can have a misinformation narrative that
they will control and therefore control the minds of the
populations you see. So the real trick of the shaman
is to have an objective view of reality, to not look at it
through a cultural paradigm, to not look at it through a
political paradigm, to not look at it through an economic
paradigm, but to look at it through all of them and not and
none of them. Right.
And to see it objectively as it is.
And that's essentially what I have tried to do, and I think
quite successfully if I might add.
I I remember. A piece in in Castanedas.
I think it was an art of dreaming, but it could have
been, it could have been. One of the other books I read
where he talks about trying to see things in the way, not the
way that we normally see them with our eyes, but looking into
the shadow and then perceiving the reality of the of the object
that's casting the shadow, something to that effect.
And so looking not where they're telling you to look not at the
thing that is the most obvious. Can you tell people you've used
the term Mockingbird media a number of times?
I've seen you cut off on some national media broadcast when
you were discussing it. Can you lay that out for people?
What that means? Absolutely.
Operation Mockingbird is when the CIA infiltrated all the
major media outlets here in the United States.
They did so during like the 60s and the 70s to curb and call the
antiwar movement and the civil rights movement.
So by controlling the narrative in the media, the CIA was then
able to control the minds of the public.
Because people's perception is reality for them.
Even if it's not objective reality, it's still the way that
people perceive it. So if Operation Mockingbird was
capable of hijacking the narrative in the country and and
controlling what people talked about, then they can control
people's minds. And what it is that the
Mockingbird media's narrative was would then ultimately become
people's reality, regardless of whether or not it was rooted in
actual reality. I mean, the term conspiracy
theorist and conspiracy theory was created by the CIA and the
media Mockingbird media after JFK was assassinated and lots of
people were like this Lee Harvey Oswald guy that this doesn't
make sense. I'm watching the video, it looks
like he was shot by more than one bullet from more than one
angle. I don't buy this.
So they needed something to change people's minds to curb
their disbelief in government and the media.
And so then they created this cognitive label and this where
we get into things like neurolinguistic programming.
And then they saturated all the media outlets with it.
This is called critical factor bypass.
And in the process, something of a phenomena called mass
formation, hypnosis began to occur where 25 to 30% of the
people in the country believed the narrative that they were
being given. And it is the Mockingbird media
that is one of the many smoke screens for the deep state and
their nefarious activity. What do you think?
About the people that are engaged in promoting these media
narratives, do you have any instinct about what kind of
human beings they are and and where they fit into that machine
well? I'm sure a lot of them mean
well. I'm sure a lot of them by the
propaganda themselves. A lot of the people that are on
the Mockingbird media outlets are just talking heads.
They're actors. They're reading a script for a
camera right now. The real culprits, I guess you
could say would be the the high level people, the people at the
tippy top of these media corporate outlets.
And I mean if you look into the Council on Foreign Relations and
stuff like that and how the media has been involved in that,
how it is that media corporations get a seat at the
Council on Foreign Relations table.
And if you look at the lack of coverage of things like the
Bilderberg group in the Mockingbird media and stuff like
that, you'll really start to grasp who's in control and it
certainly is not the voter. And I mean that's it's terrible.
But a largely the American people are so uneducated as to
what's actually going on. They're so disinformed that they
they don't even know what they're looking at when they're
looking at it. They don't even recognize
psychological warfare techniques when they're being used on them.
If the voters. Not in control?
Then What would be the purpose of gatherings on December 12th,
January 6th and so on? What would be the upside of
going to something like that? Well, it's a shift in collective
consciousness. You see, as people start to
realize that our votes really don't matter as much as we
thought they did, as people start to realize that it is a
selection process, not an election process, then that that
changes our thoughts, it changes this cultural paradigm, it
changes our view of reality, and we start to wake up.
We begin to awaken as to the current situation and how you
know, it's not that the world is getting worse, it's been this
bad. It's just that the truth of
national and global corruption is becoming so much more obvious
and that is essential for change to be made.
So you know, going to DC, whether it be on December 12th
or on January 6th, what it was, was it was being there at a time
where the mass consciousness was shifting, where people were
really starting to ask more questions than they were willing
to accept answers blindly. And that's very important.
I want to pivot a. Little bit to those.
Days specifically on both days, were you in the religious attire
that you have been shown all over the capital and and?
Like I said, has been kind of memed in some ways.
Was that the same attire on both days?
Yeah, yeah. On December 12th and on January
6th, I've been dressing that way for over 10 years.
Sure. So here's.
Here's my question. How was that received?
I would say that the majority of people who support Trump and the
majority of conservatives in general are pretty down the
middle Christian. That's probably the vast
majority, 80% plus. How was your your mindset, your
attitude and your message received by people around you?
They. Loved it.
The people wanted to take pictures, man.
What kind of questions did you feel?
From them when they were because you know, there are obviously
other people that were doing straight political costume, I
would call it, and without any religious implications, it's,
you know, the full MAGA gear, like they're going to a football
game. Yours obviously has a little bit
more behind it. So what kind of questions did
you face? What kind of answers were, were
given and how was that received? Well, you know, lots of people.
The main question was, yo, can I get a picture?
So a lot of people I used to carry a sign with me that said Q
sent me and hold the line. Patriots, God wins.
And when people would ask who's Qi would tell them Q is the
highest levels of the military and the intelligence community
disseminating above top secret information of patriots in our
Republic so that we can take back our nation from communists
and globalists who have infiltrated our government at
some of the highest and lowest levels so as to bring the
country down from within and create a new world order, One
world government where our Constitution is entirely
suspended and we are brought into a tyrannical deep state
oligarchy of sorts. That's not the first time you've
said those words it. Sounds like no, no, I said it a
lot. But The thing is, is that, and
this is a part of the shamanic tradition, in particular, the
Hioka shaman is to dress in elaborate fashion, not just to
chase off evil spirits, not just to chase off bad vibes and and
that negative timelines, but but also to shock the cognitive
system of the tribe. The Hioko will say hello when
somebody says goodbye. They'll say goodbye when
somebody says hello. They'll walk backwards through
the camp of the tribe. They'll do all sorts of stuff
that causes a shock to the cognitive system.
And then once that shock has been made, once the cultural
paradigm has been shattered, then the shaman will come in and
basically give people the the, you know, the hard news.
Guess what? What you think of as reality.
It's not reality. It's just what you're perceiving
it. People don't see reality as it
is. They see reality as they are.
And that's kind of the message for eons that the shaman has
brought to the people there was a.
Longmire episode. I feel like that highlighted at
least a little touch of that, something like the reverse
warrior or the Backwards warrior.
Is that the concept we're talking about?
Yes. Is it?
Is that the words am I? Using the right words, I'm
trying to remember it. Yeah, yeah.
You know, there's all sorts of different words for it.
But yeah, the Hioka is like that, that backward warrior, the
reverse warrior. So, I mean, I saw a great meme
that showed a picture of Leonidas, you know, screaming.
And then next to it was a picture of Buddha meditating.
And it said yes, you can be both.
And I do believe that that you have to have a warrior spirit,
especially in this time. But that doesn't mean that your
spirit has to be one of violence or anger.
What it means is, is that the the need to do something this
this deep, profound sense that we got to do something that can
be channeled properly and strategically to affect positive
change through peaceful means. It's supposed to motivate us to
make essential changes in our lives personally because as
within, so without. So when you make a change within
it is reflected everywhere around you because then you
embody that change. That's why, Gandhi said.
You know, you have to be the change you want to see in the
world. Is there a place for?
Violence in your tradition. Well, in like the shamanic
tradition and in your personal. Interpretation of it.
Is there a place for for violent action or violence against
others? Well, I'll say this much, you
know, and I'm not trying to bait you into something.
Let me let me caveat that unless there be any concern, because
everyone knows what my background is, I fully believe
there are times when violence is necessary.
And it has been necessary, either on behalf of the state or
defending your own family. I am 100% committed to violently
defending my family should someone present an opportunity
for violence against me. So I will go on record and say
that as as a way of saying I'm interested in what your take is
on that. But I'm not trying to lead you
into something specifically. Well, I appreciate that.
Lord knows the government's just waiting for me to step in and
they monitor my. Podcast, for what it's worth.
The FBI Security division that's watching.
So you know, oh, did they monitor my they monitor my
Twitter too. So you know, God love and peace
love you guys. Thank you for your service.
I I'll say this. Any foreign adversary that this,
I feel a great swell of pity that for any foreign adversary,
for any person that comes to my home or comes to my country
looking for trouble. It makes sense, I.
That was the that was the arguments that the the Japanese
emperor made, right? That invasion of the American
homeland would be a Rifleman behind every blade of grass.
You. Live in Arizona?
Big mistake. Arizona is a gun place. the
United States of America. I saw something said the United
States of America owns 46% of the world's 1 billion guns.
And it's like, yes, if there's only a billion guns.
That we do it is, it is pretty wild.
So I always ask people, it's like, well, I own the first
million who owns the rest of these things.
Right. You you showed up in describe
the outfit that you have because I know that there was a there
was a headgear there's obviously face paint there was some kind
of a a was there a body wrap of some kind.
I'm I'm trying to get to the point of what was tattoos, man,
Okay. So you've got tattoos?
That's in my head, my. My head it was.
It was animal skins. Hand anything in your hand.
Staff Flag had a staff and a flag I the the coyote tales and
the coyote stand. I'm kind of jealous about that.
It looks really good. Oh thanks man.
Yeah, it's awesome, man. I then the Danae or Navajo
tradition. The Navajo call themselves
Danae. In the Danae tradition, the
coyote is like the trickster or like the liar, the schemer.
And so I'm wearing I I have the trickster by the tails.
I'm wearing the trickster skin because if this trickster messes
with the Buffalo, he gets the horns, you know what I mean?
The face paint, obviously the American flag, the tattoos.
I have over 100 hours worth of tattoos because tattoos in the
shamanic tradition are used. The pain in the ordeal is used
to push the mind out of the body.
And all of my tattoos have symbolism.
They are. It's kind of like in the
military, how military members wear ribbons on their chest.
Well, in shamanic traditions, you have tattoos on your body
that signify accomplishments that have been made or deals
overcome, etcetera, etcetera. So all my tattoos are earned.
All of my tattoos are symbolic of something in one way or
another. So the whole thing is a a
religious statement. And the way that I was dressed
on January 6th and many of the other demonstrations that I've
gone to and many of the other things that I've done have been
they, they have been a part of that shamanic tradition.
They have deep rooted meaning. They have a profound history
behind them and so it's like it's akin to wearing priestly
robes. Here's the question I have.
About that day, the day of January 6th, you're physically
there. You were treated in a certain
way. You did you?
I can't remember. Did you plead guilty?
Was that the OR was it a conviction?
I feel like you pled guilty. Is that right?
No. I I I pled out.
Okay so. And and that's what 98% of
people do in the federal system. Anybody who doesn't know how the
federal system is designed, that is how it is designed at this
point. This is the nature of it.
Overwhelming charges and people plead out to get the most
favorable situation. You're going up against a very
big animal when that happens. As that happened, you were
immediately branded in this, like I say, sort of mimic way,
this cartoonish way by the media as the Q Anon Shaman, which has
a real catchy ring to it. And it sounds like it comes from
the sign that you were carrying that Q sent you.
Is that your interpretation of that?
Yeah, well, I mean, actually the term Q Anon Shaman or Q Shaman
came from Alex Jones. It's like the only time that
Alex Jones ever said anything in the media ran with He called me
Q Shaman. I think it was on January 8th
when I did an interview with him.
And then the media started calling me the Q Anon Shaman,
and then they started having the audacity to say that that's what
I called myself. I mean, just goes to show you
can't believe anything that they say.
So yeah, that's where that came from.
Q Anon is a fiction. It's something made-up by the
media. It's not.
There's Q and then there's the Anons that follow Q.
There is no Q. And on and what the media does,
what the Mockingbird media is classic for, is creating a
misinformation narrative that they control.
And with the Q and on label, what they decided to do was to
run a bunch of hit pieces on Q and on and then push it in the
media. And then if and when anybody got
curious about Q and on they would go and they'd find, oh
there's this and there's this and there's this, and it's all
stuff that the media has said. But if the media think about it
like this, if the media were to just say who is Q, what is Q,
who is QQQQ, then people look up Q, then they'd look up the Q
drops and then the media would really be screwed.
So they created a fiction Q Anon.
And then below that label, they placed labels like white
supremacy, violence, terrorism, hatred, you know, radicalism,
all this other stuff, conspiracy theory.
And so then by labeling me the Q in on Shaman, they essentially
tagged all of those things on to me.
Now, just to let you know how this has affected me, I was
doing my best when I got out. I had a website.
I still have a website, but on that website was merchandise
that people could purchase. Well, because you know, cool,
why not? You know, it's it's.
I've been told by many that I become a symbol for freedom, not
just here in the United States, but all over the world.
And so the Printful. I went to Printful, the drop
shipping company for this merchandise, and it didn't take
but a month or two before they refused to put my face on any
merchandise because they said it was associated with Q Anon.
And that Q Anon was associated with white supremacy, with
violence, and with hatred. And so now I am not able to sell
my merch on Printful. I need to find another drop
shipping company to do my merch. Yeah, maybe Bigley.
Would be a good option. They seem BIGLY.
Oh okay, cool. Thanks for telling me.
I checked them out. They've approached us as well
and been at least favorable to the idea.
We're doing something a little bit different, but it's an
option and interesting. And they have some big
facilities. Matt Couch, I can get you
connected later. So cool.
I'm really curious about your interaction with our justice
system. Had you interacted with either
the federal or the local justice system before the January 6th
events? No, thank God.
I've always been a law abiding citizen.
I've always tried to do my best to to help, not hurt.
And that's what I was trying to do on January 6th was help not
hurt. That's why the cops were
escorting me around the building because I offered to help them.
But Lord knows that can't be a part of the media or the
government's narrative because then that would just show the
flaws in their House of Cards. Can you talk about what that I?
Don't know if you're restricted from any of this, but can you
talk about the conversation that was happening between you and
those those cops that were walking around in the building?
We've seen the footage, I think, right?
What was going on without the with the actual soundtrack?
Well, what happened was that I went into the Senate in the
upper terrace of the chamber to sing my shamanic song.
And when I saw that there were people down in the Senate
chamber itself shortly thereafter, that's when I went
up to the cops. I was like, hey, there's people
in the Senate. There's people in the Senate
chamber. If you want, I can go down there
like with you and like make sure that there's no violence or, you
know, theft or vandalism or anything.
What was that interaction like as far as a human interaction?
And if you want, I can even help you clear the chamber, you know,
And they're like, yeah, grab your, take your bullhorn.
Let's go down there. And then so that's why we were
walking from one building other to, I mean, one door to another
within the building and those doors were locked.
And then, you know, we found the one that was open.
Did they introduce? It was very human.
No, they didn't per se introduce themselves.
And like, they shook their hand. Nice to meet you.
You know, nothing like that. It was just like because dude,
it was, it was chaos on that day.
There was, there was so much going on.
And yeah, I'll say this, there was a little, there was
infinitely more violence on the outside than there was on the
inside. And this is where we get into
this mockingbird media narrative that is designed to divide the
country, you see, because the CNN, MSNBC types are saying it
was a violent and deadly insurrection.
And then they only show images of what was going on outside.
And then the Fox News Newsmax types say, oh, it was a mostly
peaceful protest. And then they show all the stuff
that was going on inside. They show what, you know, the
cops, you know, escorting me around the building when the
truth is it's a Gray issue. Yeah, there was violence on that
day. Yeah, there was vandalism.
Yeah. People, people assaulted police
officers. That was all mostly happening on
the outside. And as terrible as it is, the
four people that died on that day, guess what?
They were protesters, not police officers.
Now, I believe that anybody that does that vandalizes property or
anybody that harms a police officer, they should be
prosecuted. But trespassing charges?
I mean, taking FBI agents off of terrorism cases, off of cartel
cases, off of murder cases, off child rape cases, and then
placing them on misdemeanor cases for January 6th.
You. Got to be kidding me.
If that isn't evidence of government interference or or
government politicalization, politicization.
I I mean, I don't know what is. That's that's the Justice
Department's politicization, pure and simple.
Yeah. We agree on that pretty.
It's it's a pretty strange moment.
I don't know if you've heard me ever say this, but when I was at
Quantico, they actually taught us that misdemeanors were
beneath the FB I's time. It just wasn't worth our time.
Because why? Why would you waste your time
like we? Don't even mess around with weak
felonies. You go for the big stuff.
That's what the Bureau is designed to do, one would think.
Yes. Well, I mean, and and
considering the fact that, like our government resources, our
federal resources ought to be devoted to just that, protecting
the homeland. And this is the thing.
And this isn't really per se a popular opinion in the
conservative community, but there's lots of good people in
the FBI, man, and I know you know that.
There's lots of good people. There's lots of good people in
CIA. You know, what has happened is
that the tops of these pyramids have been corrupted.
And then from the top down, the people in the lower ranks are
controlled. What gets investigated?
Who's on what investigation, who gets charged, you know, who,
what country is going to get overthrown, you know, the CIA
and their covert operations and stuff.
It's it's the leadership. That's why I said we're we're
lost because we follow blind leaders.
And while a lot of people think, oh, we need to, you don't ban
the FBI or we need to dismantle the FBI, we need to get rid of
it. No, dude, no.
What needs to happen is we need to have real and good leadership
in the FBI that is going to protect the homeland, you know,
not go after citizens within it. At what point?
Does an agency that has betrayed the fundamental purpose of it,
which is, like you said, defend the homeland, go after the the,
the serious threats? At what point does that agency
lose its legitimacy and have to be disbanded then?
Well, the way I look at it is, it's like a tool, whether it be
a power tool or a firearm. In the case of law enforcement,
it's probably best to use the metaphor of a firearm that.
It's not a matter of the firearm itself.
It's a matter of who's wielding it.
You know, a firearm can be used to protect freedoms and
liberties and protect citizens. It can also be used to take
freedoms and liberties and hold citizens or hold people hostage.
It's all a matter of who has the firearm.
What is their intention now? You know Co Intel pro who J
Edgar Hoover. This kind of is indicative of
the idea that the FBI has not been the greatest force in
American history for a while. I mean, I don't know how you
feel about the notion of the FBI having Martin Luther King Junior
killed, but I wouldn't be surprised at all.
Well, they certainly encouraged the suicide.
Yeah, yeah. I mean, how many and how many
other suicides have happened that the FBI hasn't investigated
because they have certain political implications and they
get people out of the way of the deep state.
I mean, look what happened to Gary Webb, for God's sake.
So in my opinion, it's not the agency itself, it's the people
in it. And there's good people in a
very bad system and restructuring.
Absolutely, absolutely. But entire defunding and
dismantling, is that really necessary?
I don't think so. I mean, I just to me it, I just
think to myself, like imagine if somebody like yourself was at a
really high level within the FBI.
Then you could do a lot of good. You know what I mean?
So well, let's not throw out the baby with the bathwater here.
Let's not because of people like Comey and Ray.
Let's not you. Don't be like all the whole
thing is screwed. Well, no.
Then then we're we're we're losing sight of the real problem
and and the only way that you can solve the problem is if you
understand what the problem is. If you can't explain it simply,
you don't understand it fully. So we have to be able to explain
simply what the problem is. And what the problem is, is that
the tippy tops of these pyramids, these bureaucratic
agencies are all corrupted. They all have an Anthony Fauci,
They all have a Christopher Ray. They all have a corrupt
individual at the tippy top. Sorry, Ray, that's what I think.
And it is these individuals that have to lose their jobs, and in
the case of Anthony Fauci, certainly spend a little bit of
time in prison. Because if it's one thing that I
learned about prison, it's that some of these bureaucrats in DC
and some of these corrupt politicians could certainly use
a dose of it. I'm going to claw at this.
This answer that you just gave a little bit, so the agents that
came and arrested you what? Was your experience going?
In being taken into custody, being transported, all the Can
you kind of give me a rundown of what it felt like first of
Alltel people, the specifics, and then your impression of the
people that were handling you? Well, nobody came to arrest me.
When I found out the FBI was looking for me, I called them.
When they wanted information, I called them.
I was like, hey, I heard you guys were looking for
information on me. Might as well get it from
straight from the horse's mouth, you know?
And you went to either a field. Office or a resident agency?
Yeah, yeah. And then what?
Yeah. And then on the 9th of January,
we had scheduled a meeting where I went into the FBI field
office. They told me they weren't going
to arrest me, and I told them I would show up even if they told
me that they were going to. But it was just misdemeanor
charges at the time. And so they're like, no, it's
just, you know, it's just misdemeanors.
We just want to talk to you. And I thought, like, what you
were saying FBI doesn't waste their time with misdemeanors.
Like, you know, they're probably, you know, if he says
you're not going to arrest me, it's just misdemeanors, I'll
probably be all right. And I told the guy at the time,
I said, look, are you going to arrest me?
Just tell me If you're going to arrest me, just tell me.
I'm still going to show up. I just want to know so I can say
goodbye. My dog and my mom, you know what
I mean? Like, so he's like, no, I see no
reason to arrest you. We just want to talk to you.
And then so I show up. They, you know, had me empty my
pockets. They pat me down.
They wander me down. And then I go into the
integration room and the first thing they do is read me my
Miranda rights. I was like, you use SOB's.
You said you were going to arrest me and you were showing.
Good face saying you'd show up anyway.
Yeah, because that's that's what real men do.
You just said that it's the people that are at the top that
are the problem. I agree with you, but here's my.
Did anybody at the top of the FBI lie to you and read you your
rights the second you showed up? They are, no.
But this is what I'm saying about how the people that are in
the lower levels are doing the bidding of the people up top
because they don't want to lose their jobs, they don't want to
lose their pension. You think that's a good excuse?
Following so this, So no. So this comes back to what we
were saying before about the military.
They're just following orders. This is called the.
Superior orders, defense. That goes back to the Nuremberg
trials. You're probably Nuremberg.
Did that work out well for the? 10 Nazis that ended up hanging,
dude. No, of course not.
But The thing is, The thing is, if you really look into what
happened, most people show. Trial of.
Course, yeah. Nuremberg was a show trial that
we brought over the worst of the worst in operation Paper Clip.
We brought over the worst of the worst and wiped their war crimes
clean. We gave them new identities and
then put them at some of the highest levels of power in the
bureaucracy. Give me a break, you know.
And then we wonder why our nation is so screwed up after
World War 2. It's just it's flabbergasting to
me. And This is why it's so
important that we know our history.
This is, this is one of the things I cover in my book,
because it's like, if we don't know our our history and we're
not just talking decades ago, we're talking centuries,
millennia ago. And yes, things like abortion
and the killing of babies out of the womb, Guess what?
That goes back millennia to sacrificing children to Ball and
to Malik, to demonic entities being worshipped by really,
really dumb people, if you ask me.
But if we don't understand. Our past.
If we don't understand our history, then we can't
understand our present, and we certainly can't understand our
future. Yeah, well, my.
My concern is, is by giving somebody a pass, I guess the
question is this, do you think that there was a specific order
that was given to somebody and that it was acceptable to follow
it, That when you bring in, when you bring in Jacob, you're going
to tell him that you're not going to arrest him?
But then when he gets here, you're going to rest him.
Do you think that was a decision made at the case agent level or
you think it was above them? Oh.
Probably a little bit of both. The guy that I talked to, the
the special agent that I talked to was a Marine, you know, and.
He'd been working at the FBI after his career in the
military. And so, you know, I think what
happened with me went all the way to the top.
That's what I think. And yet someone.
Felt OK lying to you? And that's my concern.
That's what they. Do, man.
Well, it's not what they all. Do.
And here's why. And I'll tell you this from a
personal experience, and This is why I have such a problem with
the idea that it's just the people at the top.
Because the people at the bottom of the ones that followed the
orders, they're the ones that kicked down the door at Mera
Lago. They're the ones that arrested
Mark How, who was a pro-life activist.
They're the guys who lied to you when it wasn't necessary.
I would talk to you for 10 minutes.
We've already spoken for about an hour here.
I'm sure they spoke to you for a while on the phone and you had
some interactions. And I've spoken to guys like
you. And when someone tells me I'm
willing to turn myself in, I take them at their word.
I tell them they're going to be arrested.
I tell them what to expect. And you get your house in order.
And sometimes they run and we find them later.
And I've done that. I've actually had a guy that ran
away from me. He disappeared for four days.
He called me. I said, are you going to give
yourself up? He said no.
I hung up on the phone like it, like a like a high school
girlfriend. And then he called me again and
he said, hey, what's going on? I said, you going to turn
yourself in? He goes, no, I hung up on him
and he called me every day for about four days.
And on the Wednesday morning, he calls me up and says.
I'm ready to turn myself in. I'm not trying to run.
I said, great, where do you want to meet up?
I said, what's going to happen next is I'm going to drive up.
You're going to recognize me. I have a beard and a cowboy hat
on. My partner's going to be with
me. The two of us are going to walk
up. As long as you keep your hands
where we can see him, everyone's going to be cool.
We'll put cuffs on you and then we'll we'll transport you to the
process. So you know what's coming.
There's No Fear. I've.
I've removed that. I've told you what is happening
next. And he said, I agree.
And we had a very peaceful interaction.
This was a guy who was wanted for a violent felony.
Because that's totally doable. He'd beaten up old women.
He was expected to possess a gun.
This is a guy who was on an Indian Reservation who had
gotten himself into some serious trouble.
This was the interaction we had. Because I was honest with him
and I had that authority as an agent.
I promise you, the agents who talked to you had the authority
to tell. You know, they made a decision
to lie to you. And knowing that, and I and I
assure you they had the decision, they didn't have to to
lie to you, but they chose to. Does that change your feeling
about the way people are working all the way down the ranks and
you can internalize this for a? Minute I don't.
I don't need a yes and no. I just look, I worked with cops
when I was working with kids in Group homes.
You know, I worked with people that were in C, PS:, or DCS.
And I know that CPS&DCS is corrupt as hell.
But I also know that there are good people in CPS&DCS that are
working. To help save children from
abusive parents. The work of his name is Philip
Zagami. But I also know that there are
people in CPS&DCS that are literally working to take
children away from parents so they can place them in child
trafficking networks. Does that mean so?
Are you familiar with the term with the the Stanford Prison
Experiment? OK.
Oh no, Philip Zimbardo. That's what it is.
Philip Zimbardo. He's the guy that did the
Stanford prison experiment, and you can.
Break it down for people that don't know.
Not everybody has the same psychological background of some
of the famous experiments out there, Okay.
Well, I mean, the reason I bring him up is because he did a
lecture called The Lucifer Effect and the Psychology of
Evil, and he was in particular talking about what happened in
that prison in Iraq for detainees.
What is it called? The Abu Ghraib situation?
Yeah, the Abu Ghraib. And what he came to find was
that basically the situation happened the way that it did
because there was a guy. That was a military veteran,
that, I mean a military member that was in for like 12 years,
impeccable record. That's why he was placed in
charge of the night shift at the at the prison and this guy.
Basically was one of the ones that was facilitating the abuse
of the prisoners and day in, day out, 12 hour shifts.
I mean, he was living in the same prison he was sleeping in
the same in in a similar bed, just in a different wing of the
prison. He was getting bored.
Other people were getting bored. They've been, you know, dealing
with these people that had killed, their own killed, killed
friends and service members of these, you know, military
members. And eventually got to a point to
where they were bored and they're like, you know what,
let's let's mess with these guys a little bit.
And then it started out with something really simple.
And then, you know, you know, we hear pose like this, you know,
oh, here you're, we're going to make you wear a funny hat or
something, you know. And then they started taking
pictures. And then as time went on, it got
worse and worse and worse and worse and worse.
And what Philip Zimbardo was saying was that evil has to do
with. A couple of things.
First, dehumanization. 2nd is a environment in which
dehumanization can occur. And 3rd is a certain level of
anonymity. So a person can dehumanize
another person. They have an environment where
that dehumanization can occur. And lastly, they believe that
what it is that they're doing is not ever going to come to light.
OK, so if we look at modern corruption in America.
That's exactly what we're dealing with if we were dealing
with point point that lens at the.
At the FBI agents that dealt with you, have their names been
made very public if they had to stand and and say that they did
the right thing? No, I'm a really forgiving
person and you know, my my belief is is that Karma's bitch.
Forgive the language. And.
Vengeance is mine, saith the Lord.
I don't seek vengeance, and anybody that seeks to undermine
God's plan or undermine God's children does not fare very
well. God bless.
These people for they know not what they do.
If Christ can forgive the people nailing him to the cross, then I
can forgive these people. I can forgive my captors.
I can forgive the FBI for lying to me.
God will deal with them more harshly than I ever could,
that's for sure. And so I would call them to
repentance. I would call them to have the
courage to do what it is that you have done.
Be a whistleblower. Grow a pair of balls.
You know what I mean? Stand up.
You, you say you're here as an American citizen, you fought for
our country in the in the military and yet you're going to
go and sell us out because you're working for the feds.
Come on now. You know what I mean.
No, no, no, no, no. That's where you can do the most
good is if you see some stuff going on this nefarious in the
government, then you should have the courage to stand up.
But, and this is a good example, like with what happened to you
and what happened to Agent friend is that?
They make examples out of whistleblowers, real
whistleblowers. They make examples out of you
And then all of these other people that are looking on the
side and they want to do something, they're looking and
they're like, let's see what's going to happen.
They do that to you guys so that those people inside the agency
will be like, well, I want my pension.
I want to be able to to have dinner on the plate for my
family. So I'm just going to keep my
head down. I'm going to get these next five
years in and then I'm going to retire.
You know, and and that right there, to me it's cowardice
because it's like, look, dude, are you thinking about how it is
that this is going to affect 7 generations from now?
How will your apathy, how will your cowardice affect 7
generations from now? Imagine if the evil that you're
seeing in this agency is existing now and has existed for
decades. How much worse it's going to be
7 generations away. If and now, imagine the
difference that you can make now.
It's like the whole thing and Back to the Future.
We're like, they go back, they change one little thing, and
then it changes the whole timeline in the future, right?
Well, guess what? This right now is the past for
future timelines. So if you do something now, you
can change everything for the future.
And yeah, you may have to go through some shit.
I'm sorry for the language. Yeah, you may have to go through
some stuff, but you will be better for.
It, and so will the world be so find your balls.
Make sure they're still there and do something about it.
I feel like you just made my argument.
For getting rid of the agency they they claim that their job
is fidelity, bravery, and integrity.
That's what the FBI motto is. Fidelity, meaning that they have
rigid obedience to the Constitution.
Bravery meaning doing the right thing even when it's difficult.
Courage and integrity, doing the right thing when no one's
looking. And I think you just made the
argument that that's not happening.
I know that it's not happening too.
But what it It's hard for me to justify an agency surviving when
they are made-up of people that self proclaim a set of virtues
that they don't possess as an agency, not as human beings, but
as an agency. It doesn't.
It's not pervasive and you
experience it O. K And let me ask you on.
What? What?
Then would be the solution to create another agency?
Well, I think less government's. Better if you're asking me, but
I agree no. I agree.
No, I agree entirely. But The thing is, and this is
part of why I have the view that I do okay the Russians and the
Chinese, for example, they are going.
To create all sorts. Of infiltrators.
They're going to create all sorts of agitators.
They're going to create, in some cases, yes, even like sleeper
cells and terrorists and stuff like that to infiltrate our
country. Okay.
Now, should we leave it to state officials to protect the
homeland? No.
It is the federal government's job to protect the homeland,
protect the borders, which they're not freaking doing,
obviously. But so you just answered that
question. For us, well, but, but if.
They're not going to point, but at what point?
Are we going to leave ourselves vulnerable on a national level
because of the corruption that is existed in these agencies for
decades? The only reason why it's existed
and gone on for decades is because people are ignorant
about it, because people know it and not done anything about it.
So my thinking is, is that once the consciousness shifts, once
the minds of the people change. Then we will end up seeing a
change in these agencies. Then we might actually see these
agencies as a reflection of the consciousness of the people.
The this idea of sleeper cells, this idea of assassins or like
infiltrators and spies and stuff like that.
There has to be a certain federal apparatus, in my
opinion, to deal with those things, and it has to be really
freaking strong, not necessarily big.
But potent. So it's almost like, you know,
silent but deadly farts. They're the worst of all.
But the really, really loud ones are like, Oh my gosh, you know,
that there's, it was funny, but there's nothing really there,
you know? So my thinking is, is that, you
know, maybe the FBI has to be like a silent but deadly fart.
You know, you don't even know it's there until Oh my God, what
the hell? You know what I mean?
As opposed to being this massive that everybody in the room
hears, and that's kind of what they've become, except they've
also become like almost like a a really loud and extremely stinky
fart. You know what I mean?
I do. I'm going to throw this as the
simplest question to answer that and and I don't want an answer
right now, just something that you want.
I know you have a platform of people that are going to listen
to what you have to say. So I I'd be interested in you in
the future. Reflecting on this, the FBI cost
about $11 billion a year. The question is, are the
American people getting $11 billion worth out of the FBI?
As it currently stands, that's the only yay or nay for me.
Does it need to exist? No.
I can answer that right now, no. So those are the things that
you. Want I think the more
complicated we make the the the discussion, the more difficult
we get into the weeds of it. The the FBI actually
functionally shut down during the original COVID lockdowns in
2020. It stopped having people come
into work. They started teleworking in a
way they never had. People just didn't show up in
the national security space. The things you're actually
telling me you're worried about, they didn't show up and you
didn't notice. I don't think that anything
happened. There was no significant attack
on the homeland. No one else noticed either.
By the way, it's not just you. It's everybody.
The counterintelligence work and the counterterrorism work
functionally shut down in most of the field offices in a big,
big way. So we did.
Have that experience. That's where we get into this
idea of if the constitution is suspended in the case of
national emergencies, then they will create national emergencies
to suspend the constitution. That's all correct.
Yeah, it is And they will, it turns out a taste of power,
whether it be at the top or driven by the bottom is sort of
irrelevant if it's driven at all.
It's it's a dangerous sort of power to have.
I wanted to give a couple opportunity for some of the
questions that may have come out of the chat.
Ryan, I'm just going to have you pop on here and let me know if
we had any questions in the chat that would be.
Go ahead. Yeah, I just sent you one.
That was the best one that I've seen come through, so if you
want to go with that one, I'll try to grab a couple.
More okay. So Jacob, here's what we have.
So the other day on a Twitter space with TK Johnson and Jacob,
Terrek said basically that the officers were set up and
shouldn't be responsible for actions on that day because
everything falls back on Yogananda Pittman.
I think we've all, some people have heard this, he said.
The question says, I personally think that everybody should be
held accountable for their actions, personal
responsibility, do you feel like?
The use of force that Michael Byrd used on Ashley Babbitt and
Lila Morris used on Rosanna Boylan.
Rosanne Boylan, Sorry was objectively reasonable.
Your. Opinion on this?
No. Not objectively, objectively
reasonable, Rod. It's okay.
Your critter is now agitated. The sun.
Has come up and he saw B. Anyway, no, I don't think it was
right at all. But I will say that I think that
that was what people like, yo, going on to Pittman and yeah,
Nancy Pelosi and, yeah, Mark Miley and yeah, Christopher Wray
and yeah, the head of the CIAI think that's what they wanted.
I think that they wanted all of that because then they could use
it as an excuse. Get rid of Trump.
Demonize Trump and his supporters.
Now, that's just my opinion. I believe in the idea of taking
full responsibility. I took full responsibility for
my actions. If the government said, oh,
well, you know, you obstructed an official proceeding, this is
a felony. All right.
Well, you know, I don't necessarily think that it was
that extreme, but, you know, if, and this is what I said to the
judge on the day of my sentencing if.
I didn't want a flag thrown on the field then.
I should not have behaved in a way that got a flag thrown on
the field. And so I take responsibility and
I did my time and I got out. It's really a shame that people
like Ashley, Babbitt and Roseanne.
Is it Rosanna? Rosanna.
Roseanne Boylan. That these people were killed,
it's it was totally unnecessary. I also think that part of the
reason why they disciplined Officer Johnson so much was
because he screwed up their little scheme.
He screwed up their plan. He they wanted the senators in
the chamber just like they wanted the House representatives
in the chamber. And that would give them a
reason to use deadly force. That would give them a reason to
say they were trying to to harm the congressman or something.
So I think he screwed up their little plan.
And that's why they went after me.
They should have evacuated the the congressman the moment that
people breached the barriers. And the fact that Yogananda
Pittman was sitting her rear end in the chair watching it all go
down, sipping coffee and eating popcorn and not doing a Dang
thing about it is, to me, indicative of nefarious agendas.
Fair enough, I got one. Other question for you we're
going to do This is the last question, We're going to wrap
this sucker up here. It says how do you feel about
the media and the Democrats trying to paint you as the tip
of the spear for a false violent insurrection?
And do you plan to sue the shit out of them?
This person says. They're sorry that you had to
spend time in prison for what was a walking tour of the
Capitol. All right, so how do you feel
about being smeared that way, or or being pointed as the tip of
the spear for this insurrection? Air quotes?
Well. They they used my image.
To create a shock and awe campaign that would divide the
country. They used my image to create a
straw man. And that straw man they labeled
all sorts of things that they could then easily defeat.
I am not a victim. I am a victor.
I don't allow anybody to victimize me, you know?
And The thing is, is that you? You have to care about what
people think of you in order to you have to value people's
opinion in order to care what people are saying.
And I don't value the media's opinion whatsoever.
So they they're welcome to say whatever they like.
They're mockingbirds. They're all full of excrement as
far as I'm concerned. So what, am I going to sue the
shit out of them? I asked my lawyer about that
because I considered it heavily. Litigation.
Is a bitch. Litigation sucks.
I don't like the courtroom. I don't like the legal system
and it would cost me money. I'm not so money hungry as to
come after the media to get money out of them.
What I think is the ultimate victory is they gave me a bigger
microphone than I ever had. And now I can come out and
dispel their BS narrative and call them Mockingbird Media and
and you know, show that no, I'm not this crazy violent
insurrectionist like they said and dispel all their BS that
that that is a reward. That right there is worth more
than anything money can buy. Because now I have a chance to
take all this negativity, this spell of black magic and
illusions that was projected on me and just shoot it right back
at him. It's a counter spell.
Oh, yeah. Okay.
Here you go. Well, how about this?
You know, how about we just take a little finger of truth and
poke at that House of Cards of lies?
You know, and watch it all tumble down, you know, Yeah,
fair enough. Well if nothing else I think you
may have inspired a hashtag in our our user chat.
The hashtag find your balls for the FBI agents out there in the
world. So if you want to see that trend
I'm sure you have a you have a platform and as do I.
So I'm happy to to retweet that there your your handles on
Twitter are American Shaman correct or.
America, America, America, Shaman, America, Shaman no N.
We'll put that in the show notes and I do appreciate you getting
up early. It looks like you've got that,
that beautiful Arizona Sunrise getting right into your eyes
right now. So probably time to start the
day. And I do appreciate you waking
up early enough to to share it. Yes, Sir.
One other thing. My website Please Forbidden
Truth academy.com That's Forbidden Truth academy.com
Forbidden Truth academy.com We have free courses that you can
take. We also have Forbidden Truth
Podcast in the link there. If you want to watch the the
podcast we have in total probably like like 18.
Hours or so worth of free content there.
We also have in the menu portion of the web page, you can go down
and see all of my big interviews that I've done.
We got hours and hours worth of content there.
And I would just say that you know the issue that we.
Are in right now is a crisis of consciousness, and once that
crisis of consciousness is solved, once our spiritual
perspective has been realigned, then all of the problems that
are a symptom. Of those spiritual distortions
will correct themselves. And that was kind of the point
of forbidden truth. academy.com was to create a platform where
all of these issues could end up being ironed out and made clear.
That's also the reason I wrote my book, One Mind at a Time, A
Deep State of Illusion on Amazon.
You can find it on Amazon One Mind at a Time, A Deep State of
Illusion by Jacob Angeli. All of these things are designed
to create clarity. They say that the path to hell
is paved with good intentions, but it is not paved with
clarity. So that's why I'm trying to
paint a path that's clear and and create some clarity in the
world because that's what we need to, you know, change our
consciousness. I really appreciate it.
And I appreciate you joining me this morning.
I will share those links in the show description.
So folks, you'll find those and they're all updated as we as we
push this thing out into the replay.
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