Big Tech Addiction The Shocking Truth Revealed

What'd you think it was quick, but it was sweet. It, you know, it was, it was hit, hit, hit, hit, hit, hit, hit. And when they're, when they're quick and powerful like that, you know, that's a big deal. Let's, let's, let's share some real quick thoughts. And then after that, let's go do a premium debrief. I like, I like the fact that we've been doing these, these premium debriefs for the people that support us. I want to keep that going on. But what I'll say just, just real quick to kind of set us up for that conversation we'll have is this big tech addiction. You know, it's, I, I've, I've known about it, but I've never really invested the time into recognizing the threat. So do you know who Dr. Jack Cruz is? No, I'm not. I'm going to send you a podcast. Okay. It's four hours long, right? It's the Danny Jones podcast, which is on YouTube and he interviews Dr. Jack Cruz. Dr. Jack Cruz is a good friends with what's her name? She Nicole Shanahan, who's our, it was RFK's vice president. I was like, he, he's knows RFK. He did a podcast with Rick Rubin and RFK and Jack Cruz in this podcast. He, he goes through a lot of the historical context of Simeon virus 40, JFK, all this stuff. And there's some things I, I definitely agree with them on 100%. And there's some things that I don't agree with them on just some parallels that he goes, but he is absolutely spot on with the science and technology and the medical aspect of things. And there's a part in this. He starts talking about, he goes all life, all biology is about three things. Light, water, and magnetism. And he goes, you have to understand that the enemy out there, they know this. He goes, tell me why Google whose patent attorney was Nicole Shanahan, right? Tell me why they have the patent for blue screens. And it's because the mobs back in the forties, they realize that blue light produces a low dopamine state, which puts people in a hypnotic point, a state of, of consciousness that makes them more receptive and it makes them more addictive. So, so the mob would bring you into these Las Vegas hotels. They would make blue screens and the slot machines, which you'd stare at that puts you in this hypnotic state, pulling in the information and keeping you addicted to what was going on. And he goes through this whole evolution of that. So what, that's why I was trying to like convert that to boon, but I don't think he had the time to explain it because it's a really big operation. What I was trying to say is that in the 1990s, late 1990s, we had this transition of moving into the tech world, but they had to really start this, this low dopamine sequencing really, really fast. So I was asking, do you think that the pharmaceutical companies were brought in as agent provocateurs to start the opioid pandemic, to produce these states of low dopamine levels at the same time, that new blue screens of televisions, computers, and eventually phones and tablets would be introduced so that that addiction transfers from the drug for most of these people into the technological technology to make it more adaptive, very, very fast. And then eventually they pull those drugs away and people are going to have optionability, go for the illicit illegal drugs, or then focus on something else like the secondary addiction in technology and technology, social media, the internet and that type of information or TVs. Well, what does that do? That does multiple different things. It rips the family unit apart because it takes that man, that woman out of the household, out of the parenting role allows the schools to focus on the raising of the child. It takes them out of the household chores. It destroys that nuclear family aspect, especially when it is the mother and the father, right? And this is coming at the same time. When we're coming back from a war, we got veterans coming back who are, have traumas, so on and so forth. So there's a lot of parallels right there of the integration of technology, but also why there was this prerequisite of bringing down the dopamine levels within the human being to get them in that alpha brainwave state to make them highly more addictive and then introducing technology right then and there and putting them right in front of the TV. And it was in and around this time that all digital trends or all transmissions of airwaves, radio and television, remember we used to have antennas that picked up that ship. They moved from analog to digital. And there's a good reason of why that happened. So I was asking Boone what he thought on that, but for everybody out there who's wondering in the aspects of psychological warfare, this is a deep integration operation that has been going on for decades. A lot of people will talk about the Tavistock Institute. They'll talk about MKUltra. They'll talk about, there's five guys you have to talk about. The wise men, the wise men. If you don't know the five wise men, you'd have to talk about them. They came out of the Manhattan project. They expanded out into the defense industry and that's where they continue these operations. You and I, we talk about these, these people on social media that are producing these false narratives and propagating all this bullshit. Well, they're not wrong in one context in that is that there are military generals that leave service. There are people that leave the intelligence communities. There are civilians who join them and they produce foundations. These are cutouts. Exactly what Boone was talking about. They create foundations, nonprofit organizations, non-government organizations, whatever it might be. And they utilize that as a front to continue some type of operation, whether it's an intelligence operation, a psychological operation. And I think if you go, I think what people are seeing is they're seeing that, hey, a lot of these generals who were with the 82nd Airborne, who were involved in the Iran-Contra, they're associated with these types of civilian groups after they left government or the military. And so they must be bad because it was Iran-Contra and their generals and intelligence and it must, they must be bad. But here's the thing is who the hell say in the bad, there's no indication that these people were bad whatsoever. We don't know their operations. We don't know what they were doing. What if they were uncovering the deep state? And that's what I really think they were doing because one of these people is General Singalob. General Singalob's foundation was left to General Michael Flynn. General Michael Flynn took that and made, what is his foundation? The America, not the America Freedom Project, isn't it? Well, there's America Freedom, that's the, it's the one foundation that him and I think Boone is on and what's his name, Ivan Reiklin is on, but that foundation evolved from General Singalob's foundation. Right. And I know what you're talking about now. Right. Now, many people are making the connection like, Oh, that was an intelligence operation, but you have to understand that that organization ran by General Singalob, who was an ranger and intelligence guy was also ran and operated by Congressman Larry McDonald. And if people don't know who Congressman Larry McDonald is, you need to go look him up because he was the, the head of the John Birch Society in the 1980s. And he sits there and he's, there's a video out there of him discussing the deep state, the communist infiltration in our government and how him as a congressman is working proactively to expose it and uproot it. Two weeks after that conversation, he died in a mysterious plane crash over Alaska. Shocker. You know, one thing I didn't, I didn't get to ask Boone and we'll do a part two with them to bring them back is he gets this and it comes from a large portion of this thought process here comes from Saul Linsky's book, the rules for radicals. And I'm trying to look for the specific part in here, but it talks about, oh, I know where it's at, it was a page or two before this one. And it talks about to attack the person instead of the entities. And, and, and the reason being is because it's a softer target. It's harder to draw the association. Yeah. It's harder to disrupt an entity than it is to disrupt the person. So when, when you go and you attack the person and I'm going to find that part. Here we go. So, uh, so this, this quote is from Saul Linsky right here. Pick the target, freeze it, personalize it and polarize it, cut off the support network and isolate the target from sympathy, go after people and not institutions, people hurt faster than institutions. This is cruel, but very effective, direct personalized criticism and ridicule works. Now, when you hear that, you can think of several people, General Flynn, Cash Patel, Matt Gaetz, there's so many people we've seen where we see these operations to cut them off from their support.