What are you talking about? They are literally telling you stop critically thinking. The world is getting crazier, people are acting more and more insane, the end of the world is tomorrow, tomorrow. The only one thing to do when the world is really hard is to battle and consider discussing the defense through the lens of Bible prophecy.
You are listening to the new crime news tour. You are listening to Canary Crime News Talk. Today is February 22nd, 2021. This is episode 303.
And today, I am blasphemy. And you know me. I am not that I am, but I am your best buddy, Basil. And this is Gondes.
Welcome to the podcast where we praise Jesus while reporting the egregious with a well-rounded, physically grounded take on world events. And we're here. Boo-yah. Boo-yah.
We're here starting the week off again. Interesting numbers today. The date, 2-2-2-2-1 and 303. Yes.
The episode. So lots of recurring numbers going on here. Yeah, it's a big numerical pattern day. Oh, no.
So on the show, there's a couple of third freeze, there's triple sevens, there's triple sixes. Wow. I wonder what it means. Get out of your calculators, folks.
So what do you think? Anything exciting happened this weekend for you? Not really. Just more time with the fam.
Just a lot of spitting up right now. Always good. From the little one. A little bit of attitude from the three-year-old.
She's developing her sass. Oh, good. It was always rough. You don't want to be too heavy-handed, but at the same time you need to lay down the law.
So sure. Sure. Don't I know it, man. You know, this Monty three is about a year old now.
Just getting feisty. Yeah. I don't know. He does a lot of tackling.
He's rough with his brothers. Okay. Yeah. That's rough too, I guess.
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We try to do it on every episode we post now. We use the hashtag Canary Cry News Talk on the social media. You know, there's still something about hashtags that feels very 2008. Yeah, I know, but it's how people find things.
It's how programming has crept into common world. Yeah. Well, you know, that's a good point. Do you remember where, you know, this is at the height of popularity for hashtags and people didn't quite understand that it was specifically for categorization and search capabilities.
Right. And, you know, it's during the hashtag blessed era where you just use hashtags in whatever sentence you were writing, like, Oh, just had hashtag breakfast, had some hashtags cereal. And, yeah, it was an excruciating time for the Gen Z years out there. You guys would have been like five years old.
And so you were spared, spared the blasphemy of the hashtag usage. Yeah. And I'm sure we're going off the rails. Once they learn programming, it all made sense.
The future generations. Okay. We got a flippy update here. Let's do it.
Flipping up. Do you want to cry without? Okay, folks, if you don't know, now you know, flippy is the colloquial name for the disembodied robot arms that are taking our jobs and slaving our children and flirting with our spouses. We use talking about flippy as a proxy conversation to discuss how robots and AI are taken over the world and there's nothing we can do about it.
This one won't come as a surprise. In fact, it's it's very similar to some other flippies we've talked about, but it's good to stay updated. This is coming from InceptiveMind.com. And the headline is flying autonomous robot and Spock.
Oh, no. Maybe you do need your alpha brain. Maybe everybody knows is hopped up on some brain brain. We got to figure out I got to call it something else.
I don't want to give alpha brain any free advertisements. Brain juice. Mushroom coffee. Not thing.
That's another thing. Anyways, flying autonomous robot can spot and pick right fruit. There is a global shortage of seasonal fruit pickers. Gons, out of all the global shortages.
I know. We are having to deal with it. It's truly a new world order. It's the global shortage of seasonal fruit pickers as if they were a commodity.
Maybe they are. You know, I'm glad we've got fruit pickers moving on as a result of the enforced COVID-19 travel restrictions as it is getting harder to find fruit pickers to harvest the world's orchards. The world's orchards. Brain farmers are turning to AI drones to pick their crops.
Now, an Israeli company, Tevel Aerobotics Technologies, has developed a flying autonomous drone that utilizes artificial intelligence to identify and pick the ripest fruit. It combines artificial intelligence with computer vision, advanced robotics, aeronautical engineering, state of the art flight control, and data fusion and perception. The FAR robot can wear 24 hours a day and picks only ripe fruit, uses AI perception algorithms to locate the trees and vision algorithms to detect the fruit among the foliage, and classify its size. After choosing the right fruit, the robot then works out the best way to approach the fruit and remains stable, as its picking arm grasps the fruit.
Several FAR robots can harvest the orchard without getting in each other's way, thanks to single autonomous digital brain, a hive mind, and a ground-based unit. Tevel's fruit picking robot delivers the highest performance at the lowest cost, along with high levels of flexibility that enable the harvest of multiple fruit types, including apples, pears, and avocados. Including, should we name more fruits? You get the point?
They also work on thinning and pruning functions. So a pretty impressive little drone bot here. Of course, we've talked about fruit picking robots and all sorts of different capacities, but this was really the pinnacle of fruit picking technology, because we've seen ground-based robots with arms or without arms, whether it's artificial intelligence or not, you know, so many variables. We've finally done it.
We've solved the riddle of a flying, autonomous robot arm, fruit picking robots, and, you know, going back to the discussion that we've had with similar fruit picking robots, you know, part of the flippy update is to help the kids figure out their career path. You know, you don't want to get invested in a career path that will just be scooped up by a robot in no time, which would make, you know, maybe a college degree a little bit less useful than it already is, if that's even possible. But when you look at the political ramifications, of course, you've got, you know, the liberal idea to open up borders and here in the US, you know, make it easier for immigrants to come from the south and pick the fruit, which is already, we've heard so many quotes, so many times, just the racism that comes from the left on, you know, if you don't let immigrants into the country, who's going to screw up your toilets? Okay, AOC.
Who is that? That was AOC, wasn't it? I don't remember. It was one of them.
It was a liberal. Yeah. Oh, yeah. No, they're trying to be all woke, but at the same time, they're like the most insulting people.
I know. So anyways, here you go, kids. If you were planning on becoming a fruit picker, don't even think about it. This robot's pre-taking your job.
Yeah. I mean, the footage here is pretty impressive. They are wired, so they can't fly off or something and smack it around. Yeah, but it's probably for the best in a lot of ways.
Definitely for the best. But it's impressive. It goes, it flies up, it checks to see if it's ripe based on the color and then it'll reach out and grab it and throw it into a little bucket there. Yeah.
You know, the speed and the control of this one is what makes it much more impressive than previous apple picking robots. I'm just wondering what the error rate is, you know, how often does it accidentally pick a knot or not ripe fruit or? Right, or too ripe or two ripe or drops it in the wrong thing or I don't know, but it's pretty impressive. Well, I love this new, this new, I don't know what, milieu of the farmers of the future.
They're all carrying iPads. Yeah, they walk around. You know, where before if you wanted to do it, you know, create a draw or, I don't know, represent a classic farmer, it's always got a pitchfork or something, maybe some overalls on a tractor. Right.
Now in the future, our kids will only know farmers by the way they hold their iPad. The silhouette logo of a farmer is now just a guy holding an iPad. A guy holding an iPad. Just get a, you know, like a stick with a little hand on it, like you can buy at the local, you know, dollar store or something, the little clampers and just do that.
Why you got to spend like hundreds of thousands of billions of dollars or something that you can do with like a stick. Anyway, wow, John's, I think he cracked his white open. It's really company too. We'll see Israeli stuff coming up again later in this episode.
But there you go. You got anything else on that? No, that's it. That's a clippy update.
I have a video here. This is more for the visual than it is for the audio listeners out there. But it's a, it's footage from a factory that wraps boxes, you know, those plastic things that come down and wrap, I don't know. Yeah, like a cardboard box bundler.
So there's, I don't even know how to explain it. It's like a frame that drops them onto the boxes and there's like a guy working on it. And if you, if you watch it, you know, it comes, that's the sound of it coming down onto the box. He sticks his arm through and it clamps his arm down and then, and then he puts his head through it and it clamps his head down.
And there's other guy comes in and try to help and then he gets clamped down and it looks like just this big chaotic thing and they rip themselves off as they, uh, they fall to the ground. Yeah, this is hilarious. It's footage of a, a, a bundling machine, uh, rebelling against its human captors. And this is, this is an unintelligent machine, you know, imagine when they get intelligent and they do it.
Who knows? Don't judge it by its iPad. This might be the smartest of all the robots. I'm just glad that people were able to get out.
You know, but what do you do? I mean, I'm, you know, if I have to be completely honest, I think maybe this would have been staged. And it's just crazy how the second guy sees the first guy get bundled up twice. And then the second guy puts his whole head into the machines.
Like, he's really dumb or they're really good at making a, a video go viral. Okay. You know, it's, uh, it is what it is. It is that it is.
Okay. It is M. It's M. Yeah.
Okay. I've seen some other people who are on my team. Yeah. You know, the problem with the stage thing is that everything is staged now, you know, so it's like, let's let me just enjoy the delusion of this machine taking out this guy's head.
That's true. I mean, reality is so crafted for us already. We might just make the choice to think that this robot, uh, actually took over this factory. And it's just some say this robot is still in charge today.
Oh, that's very scary. Growing up, uh, human after human sending it off to the human factory. Yeah. The mythology that gets built around something like this is what controls people, not the footage itself.
Okay. Something good real quick here. Yeah. It's not good.
And it's not necessarily a good thing. Although I am calling it a good story just because it nobody got hurt. So this is Denver post.com. I'm sure everybody saw the footage, United Airlines grounds Boeing, seven, seven, after engine failure, dropped debris on Broomfield.
And there was a bunch of footage from people on the ground, just debris falling on people's cars and a giant ring from the engine in someone's yard. And it's pretty wild. Yeah. I actually know somebody who lived around there.
They sent me some pictures to breathe in their neighborhood. They did. Did you see the footage of the actual engine from the guy on the flight? Yeah.
It's crazy. I mean, this is a first off. If you're in that situation filming the engine, I would do that. I would do that to distract myself from what was going on.
Just a film. Just a film. And so people know, you know, when they do, if it goes down and they do like a data thing on my phone, they'll find the footage and they'll know what our left visual. Last moments look like.
But it reminds me of the jet engine that is in this video. It's kind of like the entire casing has fallen off or something. Yeah. You can see the innards in the fire and the, it reminded me a lot of the pod racers from Star Wars.
Oh, yeah. Yeah. I was going to say it kind of looks like the, just the thing that allegedly landed on the moon, that like thing that was all thin with me. Yeah, the lunar lander made of tin foil and PVC pipe.
Right. Right. That's kind of what it looks like. I'm impressed that it kind of stayed together, but it's good thing they were still over land and they can actually land, right?
And I suppose I heard that a bunch of people, because I guess it was on a flight to Hawaii that a bunch of people hopped on another plane to get to Hawaii. The majority of the people. I don't know. Would you hop on another plane to get your destination if this happened or would you be like, I'm good with my luck with airplanes for today?
I'd, I'd keep going. I need a vacation from, from my death experience. So you figured, ah, it can't happen again. Yeah.
What are the odds? Okay. All right. All right.
Yeah. Well, that's, that's something good. Again, not good in a sense, but good because nobody got hurt. So yeah, yeah.
It's just a fun story now. Yeah. We got a couple of 33 updates. I got a whole bunch of them sent to us.
So here it is. 33 is the number of completion of the great war. And 33 is the Illuminati dog whistle. This is popular mechanics.
This ferret died 33 years ago. Scientists just brought her back to life. Oh, thank God. Oh, yeah, this is, there's nothing creepy about this at all.
Let me go through this here. For the first time, scientists have cloned an endangered US species, a black-footed ferret named Elizabeth Ann, whose donor has been dead for more than 30 years. After the original ferret, Willa died in 1988, scientists froze her body to preserve her genetic material, hoping to someday perform an experiment like this. While a domesticated ferret carried the cloned embryo, the new ferret, who was being raised at a fish and wildlife service, Blackfoot Ferret breeding facility in Fort Collins, Colorado, is still very wild with all the instincts and aggression that suggests.
For some reason, the first time I read this, I thought that it said the ferret was being raised by a fish. I was like, what is this madness? That's an abomination. Beyond abomination.
This is a fresh success story for the Blackfoot ferret, which has become emblematic of how well conservation and repopulation efforts can work. First, scientists thought the ferret was extinct after frustrated ranchers poisoned almost all of the animals in the wild. The population grew from a group of just a few, so there are about a thousand wild Black ferrets today. Plus populations in wildlife preserves zoos and other supervised programs.
Willa was a special animal, even if she died, because of the way Blackfoot... Before she died. Before she died. Because of the way Blackfoot ferrets came back from believed extinction, each animal was precious to the genetic diversity.
And with it, the robustness and trait vigor of the entire new population. So freezing Willa was a way to preserve an important genetic specimen in order for future scientists to find a way to bring those genes back to the group. When Willa died... It's very important to folks.
This is like the ferret Jesus, Antichrist Jesus, in the uncurview. Quote, when Willa died, the Wyoming Game and Fish Department sent her tissues to a frozen zoo run by San Diego Zoo Global that maintains cells for more than 1,100 species and subspecies worldwide. The Associated Press told Mead Groover reports. For now, cloning Willa is a huge help, but that's not the end of the plans for frozen animals like her.
Eventually, scientists may be able to modify those genes to help clone animals survive. Cloned animals survived, Groover writes. Willa's genes were fertilized into a number of years and then carried by a regular domestic ferret who gave birth to Elizabeth Ann. Willa Blackfoot and Ferret didn't carry the embryo because of their regular risks associated with pregnancy, with the success of this procedure, animal conservators feel more confident about bringing back other specimens including those that will require genetic patching or modification in order to even be successfully cloned.
Yeah, like Velociraptors, Tyrannosaurus Rex, we've seen this before. It wasn't a movie, I think. It was a very popular movie. What is up with the world's obsession with ferrets right now?
I don't know. Mink's ferrets, ferret, badgers. First, it was with the mink's over there in Europe. And then there was this obsession with the Wuhan wet market.
They're saying it was a ferret badger or something, blaming coronavirus on the ferret badger. Now we're bringing a ferret back from the dead from 33 years ago. This is too many ferret related stories. Yeah, maybe it wasn't Planet of the Apes.
That was just a misdirection, it was Planet of the Ferrets. Wow. And again, John, I think you've nailed it. Yeah, I think not just the ferret angle, but the whole idea of frozen specimen and bringing it back to life with cloning and genetic cloning and stuff.
I mean, you know that this is all being done so that they can do it to humans. I mean, this is not like a, oh, it's cool because we preserve life, which is the PR, but deep within the laboratories, this is so humanity can do this exact thing. Right? That's why we got people are freezing their brains and stuff, freezing their heads and preserving their body cryogenically and stuff.
They're hoping for this type of technology to progress enough so that they can wake up in the year, 3000 or whatever. So I don't know, it's a little bit creepy. And I don't know what happens to ferret, antichrist ferret Jesus here. I don't know.
I've got to keep an eye on this and compare the life of this ferret to the prophecies foretold. Yeah, where's the ferret? Where are the where the two witness ferrets? Where's the, you know, false ferret?
Yes. The first ferret beast. Oh, maybe that's what the beast is. Oh, it's an actual beast.
It's an actual beast except, you know, line leopard bear combination. It's a ferret. Ooh, yeah. So there you go.
That's one of our 33 updates, certainly a a conversion of various topics that we cover wrapped nicely in the coincidental 33 year resurrection of this ferret here. A ferret that once was and is not and is again 33 years later. This is the, this is why you listen to the show folks. You're not going to hear this kind of analysis on this ferret anywhere else.
That is a canary cry exclusive. That's true. That's some horrible isegesis on my part. But hey, what are you going to do?
33 is the number of completion of the great work. Not to be outdone news.trust.org planet Earth. It's quietest in decades as lockdown reduces seismic noise. It's quiet now.
Why would I would I don't know humans causing earthquakes with our big big boy footstomps. I toughy. I have no clue. Maybe yeah, Zurich Earth had its quietest period in decades during 2020 as the COVID-19 pandemic significantly reduced human activity and its impact on the planet's crust.
According to scientists working on a global study, an international group of seismologists from 33 countries measured a drop of up to 50% and so called ambient noise generated by humans traveling and factories humming after lockdowns came into force around the world, which included experts from Swiss seismological service at Zurich University measured lower noise levels at 185 of the 268 seismic stations analyzed around the world. So maybe they're just talking about human created factory noise, but I don't know. I don't see how this is related to much about seismology, but it sounds like apparently if you're listening to the seismograph that there's just kind of a basic low level hum of human activity. Well, yeah, it says lower background noise during lockdowns also means small earthquakes that otherwise would not be observed have been detected in some places.
Small tremors allows us to improve our understanding of the seismic hazard set sign. So basically, yeah, maybe it's not talking about the actual Earth and its crust activity, but more so the noise that apparently we make with all of our factories and cars and stuff, the background noise is lowered. When it comes to the vibrations that can send through the ground. Everything is vibration smells.
Whoa. I'm going to debunk you now. Including, well, I mean, God spoke reality into existence. He spoke.
What do you think happened? Creation vibrated, bro. We're all vibrations. Yeah, I heard this one before.
Yeah. But the point being that the 33 countries, always 33 countries, you are not allowed. There's no 34th country allowed to do this kind of scientific work. 34th, yes.
It has to be 33. It's capped at 33. Yeah, that's funny. Okay.
This one, this is a, yeah, this one is kind of the reason why we titled the episode the way we did. People don't even read their Bible for heaven's sakes. You heard of Steven Fertik? Oh, yeah.
Okay. Let's I have a Facebook. Are you Facebook friends with him? No, but people are always sharing his videos.
It's one of these millennial pastors who harness the power of social media to, well, depending on your view of this man, promote himself or promote Jesus. Who knows? Or promote something else. And God said, I am, to Moses.
My name is I am. He was trying to get him to see you are as I am. Yeah. Yeah.
This is a clip made a splash over the past few days. The one thing that bugs me a little bit about this clip is that it's just a three second clip and you don't get the full clip. You don't get the full context. Sure.
Yeah. So I don't know what the context was or what exactly he was trying to say. But of course, people are just taking the clip at its on its face, meaning, you know, that God was saying, I am so you know that you are also God. God's?
What is he saying? I don't know. I just think he just watched too much age of Ultron. I'm a child of Ultron.
You're not? I'm not Ultron. I'm not Jarvis. I am.
I am. Yep. Yeah. Vision is I am.
I am. Well, you know, it's interesting. If indeed again, and I hesitate to, you know, make too big of a deal out of such a small clip, but if indeed that's kind of what he was trying to say, that's a classic Gnostic related teaching show where through knowledge we too can become like God. Yeah.
And yeah, I know in the past there, I don't know much about Steven Furtick other than the again, similarly videos and clips that have been shared, but they do seem a little, I don't know, even from just the clips, because even with this one, he's trying to incite this point, right, that Moses was like I am like I like God, we are all reflections. And it's just too close. It's too close to some things that have been shared in the past. This one called the I am activity.
Do you know about the I am movement? Mm. Wasn't that like a, I mean, it's just like a group, like a cult type thing. Yeah, but the roots are pretty, pretty nefarious here.
The I am movement is the original ascended master teachings religious movement founded in the 1930s by Guy Ballard and his wife, Enna and Wheeler Ballard in Chicago. It's like a theosophy related thing. Yep. And a major precursor of several new age religions, including the church, including the church universal and triumphant.
The movement had up to a million followers in 1938 and is still active today on a smaller scale. According to the official website of the parent organization, the Saint Germain foundation, it's worldwide headquarters is located in Schomburg, Illinois, Saint Germain foundation. Interesting. If you were reading around all the prophecy stuff from last year, there's this idea that Saint Germain, there's like a Saint Germain fund with Nissara and Gessara and there's like Quadrulians of dollars being locked up to be released to the public and that's part of the right-hand left-hand beast system.
Interesting thesis, although I don't think it's exactly accurate biddly, but there's something to be said about that controlling both sides of the path. And of course, they had a 300-person local group worldwide under several variations of the names I am sanctuary, I am temple, and other similar titles as of 2007, the organization states that its purpose is, quote, spiritual education and practical, spiritual, educational and practical, and that no admission fee is charged for their activities. The term I am is a reference to the ancient Sanskrit mantra, so ham, meaning I am that I am. Interesting ham, you know, ham is the one that didn't do so well in the light of God after Noah.
No one is three sons. Ham was not the good one. He's the one that busted out Nimrod. And then of course, the movement believes in the existence of a group called the Ascended Masters, a hierarchy of supernatural beings that includes the original Theosophical Masters, such as Jesus Christ, El Moriacan, Maitreya, and in addition, several dozen more beyond the original 20 Masters of ancient wisdom of the original Theosophists, as described by Helima Petrovna Blavatsky.
So my concern here with Furtik is not so much, I get it, it's an ISO clip, and I'm not going to question the man's faith per se, maybe he's just, yeah, I don't know, he's trying to do cool speak, but to me, he is still walking on dangerous lines here because somebody that knows more about the New Age movement can come in and be like, hey, you know, about the I am movement, they're all about Jesus, the esophical master, Jesus Christ, you know, and somebody who's not as informed about that stuff will be like, oh, what did they say about the Jesus teachings? Oh, he taught that I am, we are all I am. And that can creep into your teaching there. So that's just my concern and just a warning out there.
I know you're cautious about this stuff, Basil, but I don't know, we can disagree on that, but that's kind of my take. Wait, wait, wait, wait, what? I wouldn't say you were defending him, but you were defending the idea that maybe the clip is taken out of context, maybe. Oh, I don't know.
I just say, I don't know. I don't know what he was talking about. You know, it's a, hey, look, I agree with everything he said. I'm just saying that's just kind of how the internet works.
A 10 second clip goes viral, could be out of context, could be in, I mean, from what I've seen from the guy, he's not necessarily the most orthodox preacher. Oh, he's throwing out a box. That's true. So, yeah, I don't know.
I think you're right. I have no reason to believe that that's not what he was saying that those types of ideas have crept their way into larger Christian circles for, I mean, decades now. But yeah, I'd be interested to hear what he said before and after. Sure.
Yeah. Just as a practice, as a practice in critical thinking, you'd be nice to know. Yeah, I mean, the thing with that though is if you do that, maybe somebody has, it could be like, oh, okay, he meant that this way or it could be like, oh, this is really bad. You know, so we'll see.
So maybe if somebody has the full clip or full sermon from this where this was clipped out, let us know, send it to us, we'll check it out, and we'll report back to it. But I hope somebody, you know, let's know that if you push the whole I am thing, be careful because you're pushing some theosophical ideas there. I'm sure he's got plenty of people online. Online.
I'm talking about somebody that he actually talked to him. If he just surrounded by yes men and yes women, I don't know. He sees the young charismatic leader of a giant mega church. I'm sure he's got people who just feel so free to give him helpful criticism.
Have you experienced some totalitarian pastors or something there, Basil? No, not personally. I've read about them. I've seen some borderline stuff there.
Yeah, there you go. Just thought I'd bring that to people's attention. It's a pretty big church. These guys are huge, right?
He's very popular. That's what I hear. I mean, he's just from his Facebook views. That's all I'm going off of here.
I mean, I don't know when this was though. It was just this recent because everyone's inside the theater thing. I don't know. It just started coming out.
I don't even know where he is. Maybe he's in a state that allows big church services. Right. All right.
Let's keep going. Okay. Let's move on. We got a whole bunch of stuff about the pandemic special.
Watch you. Watch you. Watch you. Watch you.
Pandemic special. And this first one real quick, Basil. I'll let you run with something here. 6,000.
Montreal.ctvnews.ca. Quebec reports lowest increase of COVID-19 cases in months with 666 new infections as hospitalizations drop. Whoo! So in this case, the Man of Sin, the beast is lowering numbers.
Wow. Isn't it interesting how a lot of times it's 666 more cases. But in this case, it's like down to 666. It's 666 cases.
Isn't this great? Don't we all love this? This was in Quebec. Yeah, interesting.
So on Saturday, I tuned into the Canary Crime meetup. Oh, yeah. I like it. On the Zoom meeting, it was great.
I got there a little bit late, but it was very fun. Popped in. It was as we reported on the last episode. It was Basil-themed.
So I logged on to a bunch of little squares of people we got very creative with the Googly Eyes. Do we have a screenshot or something from that? That would be awesome. CRL, producer, CRL took a screenshot and I think it's either posted or will be posted in CanaryCrad.community, which is our off Facebook social media site.
If anybody wants to join up with other canarians on an algorithmic list social media basis. So, yes, the screenshot does exist. But there's got a lot of Canadian listeners and got to hang out with some of our Canadian producers on this Zoom meetup. And they are given me reports.
Apparently, in at least the places that they are, you know, cases and infections and hospitalizations are, they're in the green zone, they say, which is pretty much it's gone. And they have little restrictions, very little restrictions in some of those places up there in Canada. So it's interesting because, of course, from a lot of the reports we hear, you know, you got Trudeau putting people in Chinese-owned quarantine camps and, you know, they're getting really hardcore and kind of spooky up there. But it sounds like in certain places in Canada, your life, if not back to normal, at least not so draconian.
And also we had a, to compare and contrast that. We also had a producer on that call who lives and is currently in India. And very hardcore lockdowns. I mean, he was saying he literally did not leave his apartment for nine months.
Like, wasn't even allowed to step out the door and had to get everything delivered. Luckily, it could work from home. But, yeah, so things are pretty intense, man. Why am I bringing this up?
Oh, because he talked about Canada. Yeah, so that does not surprise me. At least the marketing of the pandemic up in Canada is that things seem to be getting better. Yay.
Yay. So exciting. Yeah, so this next story, there's not much else to say other than the 666 number there. So this next one, this is actually a clip.
Yes. Got a few seconds. I'll play the first, not even minute or so to get an idea of what's going on here. It is.
Refusing to get a coronavirus job may soon find their names being given to your forties. At least that's what the Israeli Prime Minister has suggested raising concerns over possible privacy violations and discrimination. Now, Israel has a world-leading vaccination program, but its recent loss of momentum has worried Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. The government is now considering taking a series of measures to boost up take among the population.
They include launching a campaign against disinformation, introducing new legislation and giving immunity passports to those inoculated. All right. So do we want to hear B.B. speak on this or?
Yeah. Let's see what he says. See it from the, straight from the horse's mouth here. Okay.
So the idea is that so far the, if you, if you don't take the vaccine, your name will be given to the government. Is that what they're saying? The authorities. The reason to go and get vaccinated is that we are now launching the Green Passport plan.
Whoever's been vaccinated will be able to go and enjoy the theater, the cinema, sports events, flights abroad, restaurants and more. Which, by the way, from like an entire community of people saying that this was going to happen. Yeah. Yeah.
Well, and early on too. I was thinking about this back in March of 2020. Where at the time this was just a crazy conspiracy theory. And here we are once again.
So yeah, to really lay it on. I mean, of course we've heard a lot about the possibility of passports, health passports. We've discussed the different corporations, the private public partnerships going on to try to make this work. But the thing about Israel is there a small enough country with enough resources at their disposal that they are actually able to pull something like this off easier than it would be for say the US to do.
I have heard there's still a lot of pushback from Israeli people. But yeah, they're not joking around, man. They're taking it very seriously. Yeah, and I think that's part of the story here, the backlash, right?
So let's keep going here. What if you can see the new measures sparked protests outside the Prime Minister's residence in Jerusalem with... By the way, before we go on, I love these giant coronavirus balls that they have for a little bit. Yes, yeah, they're like 10 feet in diameter blow up coronaviruses.
They're rolling around. It's great. The government should convince the people not to do that. This matter, you have to be very vigilant for the privacy of the citizens, but over public health, all measures should be taken.
Of course, you can't force someone to be vaccinated, but you can. And it's a very important thing to do. To enter into close places, close areas where he can infect other people. That logic right there.
Okay. If a lot of people are vaccinated, it's the same argument that goes back to the regular vaccines. But if you're vaccinated, why do you care that if you're next to someone that could be infected? Yeah, I mean, it's the same thing.
It's the circular logic of vaccines, and especially when it comes to this particular COVID vaccine, where all the science shows that even if you're vaccinated, you can still have the virus in you and you can still spread it to other people. So having the vaccine does not stop you from spreading the virus, which destroys 50% of the argument for it. And then at the same time, yeah, if you are vaccinated and you're not going to be too affected by it, why would you care if somebody is potentially going to spread it to you? It's just the logic.
It's okay to do it to protect the safety and health of all the people around. It's violating one right to protect all the other people. What is radio for? Are you seeing a carrot as well as a stick to encourage people to get vaccinated?
And they show a guy getting a jab nose completely over the mask. This mask is useless on this man. The only thing he's doing is making him breathe less air. Well, it's not just useless on this man.
So to be fair, it's just as effective as usual. Yeah, the virtue signaling. But anyway, so that's a story in a nutshell. I do have an article from NBC News.com that we don't have to get into.
I think we covered the story sufficiently there, but I don't know. What's the business insider? No, this is NBC. Oh, separate the Israeli green.
Yeah, no, we've covered the health passport thing for about a year now. It's just interesting in the context of the rest of the things that we explore in the show. The technology coming out of Israel is always at the top of the heap. But when I say technology, it's not just computers and etcetera, it's also the political technology to be able to inspire obedience.
But there's some pretty harsh, pretty serious demonstration out in front of Netanyahu's house. Like, hey, no, we don't like the green patch. It's no, resign. Get out of here.
You crazy lunatic. Yeah, although that has been going on for a while. So, you know, half the country is, I mean, here's the thing. You know, there's some people over here in America that are highly critical of the Zionist regime of Israel.
And they get called anti-Semites. But then you go look at Israel and there's a whole bunch of people that are like, we don't like our Zionist government. Please get out of here. Yeah, I mean, that's very common for American Jews as well.
Yeah, so, yeah, just a side point there. But yeah, you mentioned the population of Israel and it's about 9 million. The population of Israel just for context sake, California is about 40 million population. Yeah, no, it's less than the metropolitan area of Los Angeles, which has 10 million.
Right, right. So that's why, you know, this, it seems like a little bit of a lab experiment or, you know, kind of a test to see because Israel is unique, much like LA, very small area, but dense population and highly advanced technologically and strong economy politically. Yeah, strong economy. Yeah, strong economy.
Yeah, good stuff. So yeah, just keep an eye out for our Israeli friends over there. I don't know, just tough. What do you do?
Do you have non-green pass or do you get fake green passes? Well, discrimination, they actually said the D word in their discrimination is a big part of it, you know, in this social justice era where you can't discriminate for this or that, but there are still certain things you can discriminate for, you know, such as political affiliation. It's totally legal too, which is crazy because I mean, it's just the bedrock of craziness to have it be legal to discriminate for political, you know, because it's just the bedrock of craziness to have it be legal to discriminate for political, you know, and that's why. Yeah, that's why I'm not going to discriminate for political reasons, but now it's this sort of health discrimination that is coming up coming up the pipeline.
Yeah. And luckily, you know what, there's enough, well, and to compare it to something, California law makes it illegal. It took away the illegality to purposefully have intercourse with someone knowing that you have AIDS. Right.
Right. If you have AIDS, it's totally legal for you to have a. Yeah, what is it? We're in it, whatever, you know what I mean?
Have a have adult time with somebody without telling them that you have AIDS. I can't get in trouble for that. So as far as health discrimination goes, you know, California, the bastion of social justice will allow that, but, you know, potentially will allow discrimination if you haven't had a vaccine because you might be willingly spreading COVID to people. Yes.
It's just totally backwards. It's so strange how this not strange. I mean, obvious, but I think to the common person, it must be strange to think that the health thing, the discrimination that is caused by this really is this is the fertile grounds for a neo eugenics style. Hey, I have superior genetics, so I can do this and that.
Hey, you don't have genetics that are that comply with the state. And so you stay over there. What interesting is breeding with this type of health discrimination? Well, interesting.
You put it in the context of genetics because specifically, it's an m R and a vaccine, which affects your genetics. And so, yeah, whether somebody has or has not gotten the vaccine is literally discriminating based on genetics, which is so bizarre and backwards that this is even a possibility. It's gatica. It's like the prequel to gatica, the movie, the 1997 sci-fi thriller.
Did you watch gatica? Oh, many moons ago. Ethan Hawke. Jude Law.
Oh my gosh. Okay, but yes, got to keep an eye out for our Israeli friends there. And I guess I side with the protesters on this one. I'll push a giant rolling rubber vaccine, not a vaccine virus virus.
Okay, there you go. Put him on a list government. Who makes that? Who's the guy that was like, I'm going to make these giant 10 foot balls of virus to roll around for inflatable inflatable coronavirus.
Yeah, it doesn't look cheap. Oh, it doesn't. Yeah. Okay, let's move on to this next story.
Speaking of masks. You're alone. Wear a mask. I'm asking not for you.
It's going to protect the baby of care about it. Science is truth. That's right. MSN.com mirrored from Business Insider here.
Fauci says it's possible that Americans will still need to wear masks in 2022. So the timeline keeps getting put out here. Dr. Anthony Fauci, President's Biden's Chief Medical Advisor for COVID-19 said Americans may still need to wear masks in 2022.
Even as he suggested that the U.S. could reach some sort of normality by the fall. Fauci told CNN's Dana Bash on State of the Union that while he can't predict when Americans could go back to pre-pandemic behaviors, he thinks, quote, we're going to have a significant degree of normality beyond the terrible burden that all of us have been through over the last year. Asked by Bash whether or not Americans would still need to wear masks a year from now, Fauci said it was possible, depending on the levels of coronavirus around the country, which really doesn't mean anything.
No. For him saying it's possible is basically a non-answer. Quote, if you see the levels coming down very low, I want it to keep going down to a baseline, and that's how low there is virtually no... That's so low, there is virtually no threat, Fauci said.
It'll never be zero, but a minimal, minimal threat. Fauci added that Americans wouldn't necessarily need to wear masks at the point when most people in the country are vaccinated. Quote, if you combine getting most of the people in the country vaccinated with getting the level of the virus in the community very, very low, then I believe you're going to be able to say, you know, for the most part, we don't necessarily have to wear masks, he said. It's just the most feeble attempt at making a statement.
You know, for the most part, we don't necessarily have to wear masks, he said. So far, more than 43.6 million Americans have received their first dose of the vaccine. That's a high number. It is.
What is that? It's like over one tenth of the whole sixth. Yeah, it's like a... One-eighth.
One-six, I believe. Three hundred, thirty million, right? Yeah, something like that. First of all, that'd be six.
Yeah, a little under six. Have received their first dose of the vaccine with over 18 million getting both doses, data from the Centers of Disease Control and Prevention shows. Coronavirus cases overall in the U.S. are on the decline.
Well, yeah, because we have Biden as president now, so he fixed everything. CNN reported that there was 29% increase in cases over the previous week, the largest drop during the course of the pandemic so far. Saturday also marked the first time COVID-19 hospitalizations dropped below 60,000 since November 9th. However, Fauci's comments also come as the country approaches 500,000 deaths from the coronavirus, according to data compiled by Johns Hopkins University.
Interesting. Well, it's interesting how they wouldn't just take like the CDC report, like the CDC number, you know. It must be compiled by Johns Hopkins, which is the official hospital of the CIA. The U.S.
is also dealing with several coronavirus variants that are more transmissible, and in some cases, deadlier. Study found that the coronavirus variant that originated in the United Kingdom is spreading quickly across the U.S. and is likely to become the most dominant variant in many states by next month. Another assessment found that this variant could be 30 to 70%, 30 to 70%, deadlier than the original virus, yada yada yada.
So there you go. Fauci trying not to be too inflammatory, but also making it clear that the masks are not going away, baby. You know, the part that's most egregious is Fauci saying we're going to have significant degree of normality beyond the terrible burden that all of us have been through over the last year. Fauci, how much of a burden have you been through?
Mr. I became a super celebrity because of this pandemic guy. People were mean to him on the internet. That's his burden.
Oh, no. Meanwhile, he made how much money from the pay? How much do you think Fauci has made from the pandemic? We went through this.
He's the highest paid federal employee. Right. I think he makes close to a half a million a year. It's like 413 or something.
So, I mean, technically just by the end of this year, he'll have made almost a million plus his stakeholder ship in Pfizer or is it Moderna? Moderna? Is it Moderna? He's a big investor in Moderna.
I believe it's Moderna. Here's one of them. I forget. Yeah.
So I think he's doing okay. Yeah. Well, I think I was a salary there before the pandemic. I wasn't going to imagine he was getting paid that before it happened.