Episode 64 - Templars, Lizards, and Bees

from Illogical Contraption: Nights After Dark

In this episode, we discuss the Masonic, occult, and/or reptilian angles of Chicago architecture, Usain Bolt, mental competency to stand trial, Hillary vs. conspiracy culture, woke ass comments on MRA videos, first-hand accounts of Alex Jones being weird, Time Travelin' Trump, and Nikola Tesla's views on feminism. This episode connects literally everything, so if you like episodes that connect literally everything, u mo b there!

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