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You are listening to the name of the crime used to work. You are listening to Canary Crying News Talk. Today is August 17th, 2022, and we are live to tape on episode 523, and today, Siaap Queen. Or Siaap Queen.

And rest on the grid. Razzle Dazzle from your best buddy, Bazzle. And my name is Gons, your favorite agent, provided to her for Christ, aka the Cabana Boy Live from California, here to serve your podcast that brings you the best news, which is the Gospel message of Jesus Christ, while reporting the egregious, with a well-rounded, biblically grounded take on world events. And today's immersion phenomenon is a simulation.

You know how that phrase speaks into existence. Yeah, name it and claim it, baby. Maybe I think the elite are doing simulated into existence. Yes, well, there are some occult precedents for that.

So let me give you a rundown, and we can jump right into it. Let's do it. Alright, well, like Gons mentioned, we are going to be talking a little bit more about the sentient world simulation, something we've been talking about for just about a decade now, but continues to make headway in the elite circles of our world. Then, of course, flippy being used for anti-Ruski propaganda.

We'll check in on that. Then a little bit of a breakdown with the Siaap, baby, QAnon's psychological operations continue to take place and just in time for the midterms. Now, a little bit of an update on the Trump-marlogo raid, as well as the beast system and how they are running their own simulation on how climate change can be an effective way to structure the new society. Then we are going to be calling some audibles during the COVID section, mainly because we're trying not to turn off YouTube, but we will just see how that goes.

And then at the end of the show, of course, checking in, it's going to be biblical, baby. But Gons, before all of that, let's get into our lead stories. Yes. Okay, I thought you had something else here.

No. No? Okay. No.

All right. Well, it's basically a Russia story. Russia, Russia, Russia, Russia, Russia, Russia, Russia. It's also basically called it.

It's kind of Ukraine a little bit. You know what? Oh, is there more? Yeah, but go ahead.

Okay. I was going to say it's also sentient world simulation, which I just made. I got a clip from our 2012 episode. Just so people realize that we did actually talk about this in 2012, the sentient world simulation continuously running, and then we can manually update a mirror model of the real world that can be used to predict and evaluate future events and courses of action.

There you go. Wow, you sound so young. Yeah, I was just wondering, I was riding waves, man. I was just watching.

We were much more the California boys that we were back in 2012. You know, I know you don't have this lined up, so no pressure. But also a bit of a hive mind update as well. Oh, yeah.

Okay. I don't have that. Yeah. Yeah.

Well, why don't you tell us about it? Okay. Yeah. This is from CBS news.

.com, headline here, nuclear war between the US and Russia would kill more than 5 billion people just from starvation. Study finds. Oh, no. It's always studies.

The total nuclear war would be instantly catastrophic for those who are within the immediate path of the weapon. But a new study shows just how deadly the scope of such a war would be. A nuclear blast would cause worldwide famine according to the study published in Nature Food on Monday. His massive amounts of soot would block sunlight, disrupt climate systems and limit food production.

No. It would be a global catastrophe for food security, the authors said. And it goes on and gives us all the details that we don't have to necessarily jump into. I mean, you can assume the whole thing.

I mean, they basically gave it to you there. The newkes bad. Yeah. The largest scenario examined a week's long war involving 40, 400 weapons and 150 T.G.

or 330.6 billion pounds of soot. 33. Okay. It keeps going on here.

It talks about the climate and the fish and the catastrophe and all this kind of stuff. Lead author Lili Jia, a climate scientist at Rutgers University, told Nature that the situation would be, quote, really bad. I think anybody can tell you that. I don't think you need to be a climate scientist to say a nuclear war between two nations.

The two of the more powerful nations will be bad. Quote, a large percentage of the people will be starving, they said. The findings are a result of looking at a range of scenarios the scientists considered whether people would continue to farm animals or use any remaining crops to feed people instead. They also assumed that people would repurpose biofuel crops for human consumption.

That food waste would be limited. Wait, what are biofuel crops? Oh, like a growing corn for ethanol or something. Yeah.

Yeah. Yeah. That food waste would be limited and the global food trade would halt as nations tried to save their own. Yeah.

And it goes on. And there's a part at the end here. Alex Wellerstein, historian and professor at the Stevens Institute of Technology, said that it's not in the interests of US enemies to get involved with such actions, but he said it should still be a concern. Quote, future problems are brewing.

He said, I guarantee it. Ooh, guaranteed future problems are brewing. Future problems are guaranteed again. It doesn't take a climate or whatever.

The scientists to tell you that. But okay. So people who have been listening to the show recently, they know that we've covered a number of stories like this. And some may not remember, but in about 2012, there were a number of articles being released from the major outlets, basically centering around how a nuclear blast could reverse climate change, reverse global warming, et cetera, et cetera.

And it was kind of crazy. And those same articles started circulating again recently over social media. And just nobody looked at the date on the article and the date was literally 10 years ago. They were talking about how climate change could be reversed by a small nuclear war.

That's kind of the stipulation. We just need a little nuclear war as a treat. And that would save us from climate change. But recently, over the past couple months, especially thanks to the Ukraine crisis, there's been tons of articles and the interesting part of it coming from different scientific journals.

So you've got like the Journal of Climate Change, the Journal of Food. The Nature Food is where this came from. It's nature.com, but it's just the food, you know. Right, right.

The section, right? So it's coming from all angles, different industries. Everybody putting their own spin on why a nuclear war would be bad. I find the food one interesting because we've been talking about eating bugs, 3D printed meats, synthetic foods, all our food can be made in a lab.

We don't even need to grow agriculture or ranch cattle or anything like that. So it sounds like if a nuclear winter did destroy crops and stuff, it would be a wonderful opportunity for individuals, I don't know, like Bill Gates, who has been investing in lab-grown meat and stuff like this for many years. It would be overnight become some sort of food salting who would be controlling the entire world's food supply because nobody can grow their own food. I mean, it sounds like a pretty good business model to me.

It sounds like a threat to because of COVID and the supply chain and all that. There has been sort of a farm food revolution trying to take place anyway, where, you know, the beyond meat stuff, nobody's eating it, nobody's buying that stuff. And so as a consequence, they need more science to sort of fund that kind of operation. And maybe the big threat is, hey, if you guys don't comply with the fake food stuff, we'll just pull the plug on the nukes and then you guys will be forced into that kind of food production.

Yeah, right. So it's good. It's almost like the climate change threat isn't as scary as they were hoping, like not, especially with the inflation and the economy. Everybody's way more worried about the price of food, the price of gas and not worried about climate change.

So they're like, oh, well, okay, if that climate change isn't getting you there, if the nukes go off, then we'll really be sorry. Yeah, go ahead. This was the article regarding regarding the study. Did you take a look at the actual study?

Yeah. So the actual study nature.com that the article is titled Global Food Insecurity and Famine from Reduced Cropping, Marine Fishery and Livestock Production Due to Climate Destruction from Nuclear War, Slit Injection. And in the article, it mentions the word simulation 23 times. Right.

So they got their little world simulation simulation, right? It's pretty obvious when you start looking at all these models. It talks about this one climate model. I got into the weeds reading this thing and there's a climate five crop.

There's the CESM simulation and they're trying to, it's like the most prominent climate model and stuff like that. It's like, it says, we've decided that based on what? What I love, you know what I love about all these, there's, like I said, there's been a number of these studies recently and they all include like 10,000 nukes. They're like, what would happen if we set off all the nukes?

Five to 10,000 nukes. All at once. Huge nuclear disaster. But like the only time that nukes have ever been used have been, you know, two in a couple of days, which is Nagasaki and Hiroshima, of course.

And just those two, which were extremely small compared to the bonds we have now, extremely small explosions ended the world immediately, more or less. And boom, you know, it's all over. But and on top of that, there are nuclear tests going on around the world all the time. Like, I mean, it was many times a year, different countries.

I mean, just the US alone sets off a bunch of nukes. So it's interesting because you can't say, oh, well, if we had a one nuclear strike from Russia or a couple, even, you can't say that it would completely destroy the ecosystem because we're all it's got to be a we're setting off a couple of nukes every year or something like that. So yeah, you can't make you cannot fear monger. I just think it's it matches so well the just the world that we live in, the online culture, the outrage, the bringing, you know, threats to their logical conclusions or illogical conclusions, like, yeah, you know, we can't quite get too worried about a couple of nukes going on.

So let's just let's simulate what would happen if all of them went off at the exact same time. That way we can get people freaked out. And a couple of things that derived from this dailymail.co.uk had the headline, one or survive nuclear war, go to Argentina, South American countries best place to survive. Kind of like the thinking is very, you know, Hitler, and they have that port way to to Antarctica, which makes me think they're trying to prepare an article sort of a safe haven during the nuclear Royal Rumble.

That would be the, yeah, I think, yeah, that connects it all together. We figured it out. And then you also have the Newsweek article here. That's kind of fun.

We don't have to go through the whole thing. But the headline here, Putin ally promotes nuclear strike on NATO to counter military superiority. So yeah, of course, it's going to be Putin's fault. If when this thing happens, not the West, not NATO, not, not the US, it's Putin.

Putin's a bad guy. Yeah. You guys need to realize. Well, bad guy.

Yeah, we know this. You know what else? You know what else is Putin's fault. Oh boy, what?

It's Wednesday. It's a boot and fault. It is Wednesday. My dude.

Wednesday. Wednesday. And my day in my days. It is Wednesday in my days.

It is Wednesday in my days. Wow. The, the mix, the Wednesday jingle, mix tape continues to grow. Thank you very much for that there guns.

Yes, it's Wednesday folks. We're halfway through the week already. I don't know how definitely we're living in some sort of time warp. And that's okay.

We're getting along anyways. Anything interesting happens since the last episode they're gone. I went to the post office and I walked in. Oh, bro.

Whoa. I saw these big fans on these computers. I was there mining Bitcoin at the post office. Wait, are you serious?

It wasn't the US post office. It was like a FedEx kind of mail place. But yeah, they're mining Bitcoin and it's all out in the open. They got the computers there.

I was like, wow, this is very interesting. Yeah. Did you ask them? Like, what do you mean?

No, they were they ant miners? You could see on the side of the thing. They said like Bitcoin miners. Right.

Yeah. And they had the screen there. You can see the BTC mining operation, the whole, you know the code lines move in and all that kind of stuff. What?

Yeah. Like a like an independently run mail thing. You know, it doesn't work. It doesn't work.

FedEx or UPS or. It's got the FedEx sign. It didn't look like an independent place. Well, maybe it was.

I don't know. Well, you got to know the name. If it's like mail, fed mail something. Maybe it is independent.

Yeah. If it's like mail something, it's probably an independently owned. Little, you know, mail box zone. I don't know what they're called.

We got a few where I meant to. That's interesting. Well, what an entrepreneur running that mailbox section. You know, if you're a young, well, at least in our, you know, generation cons, the millennials, or sort of this obsession with entrepreneurship for a while.

We came of age during the like major recent obsession with side hustles, entrepreneurship, you know, the tech booms, things like this. It's just part of our generation. And in that I learned, I actually know a guy who got into starting these little independent mail post offices. You know, they're not official government post offices or anything.

You know, they're names like mail, mail guy, mail guy plus mail zone, come to your mail. Like stuff like that. And they just, they just provide mail services and all they do is just pop it in their mailbox. And then the post office picks it up.

But you know, you could buy your packaging, ship stuff out, stuff like that. Why does it bring this up? Oh, yeah. So, you know, it's a ton of these little mailbox, independent mailbox companies would pop up.

And they're all owned by, you know, side hustling millennials. It was just, it was just an easy business to kind of start up. And nobody likes going to the post office. So this was a nice little thing.

So they got the cell phone case booth at the mall. Yeah. And then the kiosk and then they also have the mail. And so, you know, you're going to get some entrepreneurial millennial starting mail boat.

He's going to mine some Bitcoin while he's at it or she, okay, ladies, you can do it too. Well, that's way more interesting than anything that's happened to me over the past couple of days, although I probably as a result of you going to this mailbox company, I received a package from producer Pinky. Thank you very much. Producer Pinky.

Thank you. And I left the thing in my kitchen, so I can't show it to you. But I want to thank producer Pinky for the gift. It's, I think they were supposed to be planters or something, but I'm using them as coffee holders.

And it was a little ceramic red mug, basically, that said, Razzle-Dazzle Basil, on it. Yeah, and she just found it while shopping. So somebody, one more opportunity, stolen, from me and by the capitalistic market. They're encroaching on my brand.

They are, I don't know if I'm just ahead of my time, or I am somehow the number one most profitable person to steal their intellectual property. But somebody put Razzle-Dazzle Basil on a, I think it's like a little herb-a-plancer thing, but I'm using it for coffee. So that's fun. Thank you very much, producer Pink, I appreciate that.

Nice gift. And just because we always get somebody asking whenever we mention mail, you can find our PO box over at canarycri-radio.com slash support. If you have some fun little thing missing guns, right? And with that, gons, we got some more people to thank some executive producers.

Executive producers. That's right, we're on the value for value model, which means we take no corporate money whatsoever. No platform partnerships, advertisements, affiliate codes, and nothing, we are entirely funded by people like you who get value out of this show. And when they understand the value for value models, true spiritual power over the principalities that are trying to control our everyday information flow through corporate funding, that's when they realize, hey, if I get value out of this show, I need to put value back in.

It's the only way we continue. And the executive producers are people we like to think extra hard because they go a long way to keeping this show going and they carry a heavy burden, a heavy load when other producers cannot. So you ready to thank them? Yes.

Okay, we're starting out with executive producer P.B. and Jamie. P.B. and Jamie, or Jamie?

Jamie, thank you very much P.B. and Jamie. I like that. I think it's Jamie.

Yeah, came in with 144, 44 plus V.U. Thank you very much. Thank you, executive producer P.B. and Jamie.

And there's a note here. Hello, Basil and Gons. I'm blessed by your show, the deep deconstruction of the clown world we live in laced with your humor and animation keeps me coming back for more and more. Keep up the superb work, guys.

God bless P.B. and Jamie. Thank you very much, executive producer P. P.B and Jamie.

Where'd you find this? Thank you, P.J. Mm-hmm. You know, we had another executive producer come in right before the show, and we're going to thank them now, which is executive producer Fuego Stomper.

Fuego Stomper. Fuego Stomper, like that. These are fun executive producer names. P.B.

and Jamie and Fuego Stomper. Executive producer Fuego Stomper came in with $111.11 plus fees. And a note, thank you very much for that Fuego Stomper. A note that says this was a $111.11 donation for the best little podcast I ever did here.

Your brother and Jesus Fuego Stomper, extinguisher of fiery darts. I like it. He's like almost got a night name already picked out. Yeah, it's a predetermined night hood name.

It's been before the future. Well, with the $111.11, they are already on their way to getting that night hood at the Canary Cry Round Table of Knights and names. So, you know, nobody asks for a demoaching, but I don't recognize either of these names. Should we do a demoaching?

They didn't act. I can't see. Our protocol is you got to ask for the demoaching, but we do like doing it. Well, thank you very much, executive producer P.B.

and Jamie. And Fuego Stomper. This is Fuego Stomper. Where'd you find this?

We're all out the band. Thank you for both of you. Okay, and with that, Gons. Oh, I do want to mention the meetups.

Yeah, let's play that meetups. Oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh. Canary Cry, meetups, meetups. All right, folks, the meetups keep rolling in.

If you are, well, let me just run through the list here. This month on the 24th, we've got the Knoxville, Tennessee meetup on the 27th. We've got the Houston Galveston meetup on the 27th and 28th respectively. We've got the Ozark and Branson Missouri meetup, and then on the 27th, again, we've got the Garland, Texas meetup.

Incredible amount of meetups going on here. So head to canarycrimemeetups.com and you can find the information for those, as well as the contact information, if you have any questions or to RSVP. We also had another meetup get sent into us. This is awesome.

Where is my note here? It is, this was from producer Chibi, is gonna have a meetup. Let's see what it says here. Hello, Basil and Gons.

I'm thinking we can start at the coffee shop. Oh, there was a bunch of stuff in here. Okay, coffee shop and perhaps migrate to Harriet Island Park nearby for a hike. We're gonna bite to eat somewhere around there instead.

Cozetas anyone, I don't know what that is, but I'm in. No more excuses. I want to meet some canaryons. It's lonely out here in St.

Paul, Minnesota. Okay, so Chibi's where do we got a Minnesota meetup? Minnesotum. Yes, Minnesota, St.

Paul, Minnesota. And I believe that will be on the 24th of September. So the meetups are starting to, I mean September is starting to look like a pretty busy month for meetups too. So this is awesome.

That's right. So there you go everybody. We got meetups, a bunch of meetups coming up in the next couple of weeks here. We got a bunch in September.

Go to these meetups. It's really important to meet with other canaryons. People in your area who listen to the show, not only can you meet your best friends or your soul mates there, but you'll also meet people. If things go really south in the world, you'll have your apocalypse partners all picked out as well.

And remember, you can put on your own meetup. Go to canarycrametups.com, see if there's one near you. If there's not one near you, put one on yourself. It's easy.

All you gotta do is email us, just pick a date, pick an activity. I mean, people are just going to restaurants, going to coffee. You don't have to get as extravagant as what was it, the Pennsylvania meetup was out of this world. So you don't have to go nuts.

Just pick a place. Let us know about it. And we guarantee that there are canaryons near you. It's just a matter of luring them out of their tanks.

Oh, I've got it. Yeah, I was just saying it's a matter of... It's more spazzle permanently. You lost me permanently.

Do not have an audio for me, buddy. Oh, okay. Well, I'll just hear you go near your back. I have no idea why that happened.

The mute button got hit on Skype. Interesting. Oh, that's the guy on your computer, apparently. Yeah, somebody just has a remote control on my mute button.

All right. Anyways, I was just saying, put on your own meetup. It's very important to get the meetups. This is for you.

That's right. Sleepy update. Do your run for eyes without... That's right.

The Flippy update is here. And you're also very excited about it. The Flippy update is I have completely forgotten how this goes. How does it start?

The pitch. Flippy update. Yeah. You forgot the pitch.

Whoa, it's a race for my brain. Flippy is a colloquial name colloquial name. Oh, there we go. There we go.

This is Bob Roblarm's. Flippy. Take a job. No.

Okay. Okay. Okay. Flippy, if you don't know, 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 way to explore all the new fun and exciting ways that robots are taking over the world and how there's nothing we can do about it. Wow. I've said that thousands of times and it was just erased from my mind. Maybe, yeah, the same CAA.

Yeah, the same CAA. I'm doing some micro control. My Skype, you know, shot me with the Havana gun or something. All right.

This one's coming from Newsweek, Newsweek.com, the headline, deadly war robot showcased by Russia is actually a pet dog bot. Oh, weird. Weird, weird, weird. Okay.

So remember, Newsweek, as we've learned from the, you know, Harvard dot edu, mainstream media ownership chart is more or less just CIA. Yeah, exactly. Yeah. It says unclear funding, you know, secret funding of a major corporate news media outlet.

Okay. Yeah. Totally fine. Totally legit spun off from international business times, famous intelligence agency outlet, propaganda outlet.

So yes, this is from the US government would like us to read this headline, deadly war robot showcased by Russia is actually a pet robot dog. And it goes like this. There's a little video here. It's kind of fun.

A new Russian RPG launching robot is in fact a modified Chinese home dog, but according to an investigation, an investigation guns, the M81 robot dog, which is armed with an RPG 26 rocket launcher was displayed at the army of 2022 international military technical forum, a major arms fair in Moscow this week. Video of the dog walking, sitting down and standing up went viral on social media after being published by Russian news agency, RIA, Novosti. Reposted on Twitter by Rob Lee, an expert on the Russian military at the foreign policy research Institute, a US think tank. It received, you have a, you have an American, oh, I guess maybe not an American, you have an academician tweeting about a robot dog.

It received more than 500,000 views and 1,900 retweets. However, according to the insider, an online newspaper that specializes in exposing fake news in the Russian media. Really? That's your specialization, exposing fake news in Russian media.

The robot dog is a modified Go One bot made by the Chinese company, Unitry Robotics, which is, oh, that's funny. Yeah, it's the number one Go the number one, Go One bot, which is essentially a toy. Quote, despite the fact that at their representation, the robot was wrapped in a black costume, thanks to its appearance. The M81 complex was easily recognized as the Go One bot made by the Chinese company, Unitry Robotics by the octagonal shape of its head and by the front cameras, which could be seen through the cover.

It looks like a ninja. End quote, a little ninja robot dog. The Go One bot has been available on sale now for over a year in two variants, costing between $2,700 and $3,500. The M81 robot dog was produced by intellect machines JSC at St.

Petersburg based company headed by Alexi Aristolf. In a telegram post, its designers commented, quote, this is a sample of the M81 robotic system capable of conducting aimed shooting and transporting weapons. And for civilian purposes, it can be used in an emergency zone for reconnaissance, passage through rubble and delivery of medicines, quote, when used in combat, the robotic dog can also be engaged in target designation, patrolling and security. According to its manufacturers, GoiBot can carry a maximum weight of three kilograms.

That's 6.6 pounds. That's not very much. The insider reports this means it can carry an RPG 26 launcher as seen in the video, but not one loaded with a rocket as it pushes the weight up to 4.7 kilograms. Of course, it is also unable to operate on rough or wet terrain and is vulnerable to hacking useless.

Yeah, we can hack them. Speaking of the arms fair on Monday, President Vladimir Putin said Russia has weapons that are, quote, decades ahead of their foreign counterparts. He said, quote, we are talking about high precision weapons and robotics, combat systems based on new physical principles. Quote, many of them are years, perhaps even decades ahead of their foreign counterparts.

Or Putin or Putin or the same, I guess, the Trump. Yeah, the Trump of Russia and significantly superior in terms of tactical and technical characteristics. Putin said last month that the Russian Navy and then it goes on to other stuff. Um, so this is very interesting.

Look, we've been following Boston Dynamics's robot dog, Spot, who, you know, Spot has been armed with many different military grade weapons. Supposed to, not supposed to. I suppose to. I mean, recently, because of Ukraine, there's a little bit less of a stigma against arming robot dogs.

Um, but it's so a couple of things. Number one, yes, they're at a convention, an arms convention. And they said it was a sample. And you know what?

If you're doing a sample, yeah, you just get a little $2,700 robot dog, slap a grenade launcher on the pack or a rocket launcher. And, you know, it's a fun little thing to put next to your booth at the arms convention, get some attention, get some social media buzz. Okay. Okay.

Uh, but I find it fascinating that news week, which all evidence points to being a United States intelligence agency outlet would go so far as to call the need. Right. Thank you. That's kind of what it is.

The need, even to feel the urge to debunk this is so silly. Yeah. Uh, low hanging fruit, you know, low hanging fruit. We know that these robot dogs, they're called platforms.

They're literally just a platform. You can put whatever you want on it. You can put a robotic arm to brush your teeth. You can put a rocket launcher to take out, you know, tanks.

You can put an assault rifle to, you know, just to go sneak into the, the, the Kremlin or something. You can do all sorts of things with these robot dogs. And to point out, like, Oh, this one, this is just a cheap robot dog that they bought from China. This is so silly.

Russia should feel very silly about themselves is just kind of a, it's embarrassing. It's kind of fear mongering at its lowest grade, you know, just nonsense, especially because Russia and China, their relationship is getting serious with the, you know, potential gold back. It's tough. They're not talking about that.

Like, Oh, it's scary robot pet dog. And it also, you know, is kind of giving this impression that this is Putin's robot dog with a rocket launcher on it. You know, when in reality, it's just some company like startup company who is trying to sell weapons. Um, well, it's a competition.

It's a US competition. The military industrial complex has their competitive, uh, well, this is a business story more than it is a geopolitical, you know, military story. And yeah, if you're a business in Russia, which is already rife with corruption and you're going to a conference, you need something cool to show at the conference. Yeah, you're going to call up China, get a cheap robot dog and slap a, slap a rocket launcher on the back.

Of course you are. But, uh, Newsweek sort of using it as a all see, we could defeat Russia really, really easily is the exact same thing. Newsweek, again, an extension of the intelligence industry in America is doing the exact same thing that they are sort of making fun of Putin for doing at the end of this, which is being like, we're the best, we have the best weapons and everybody else has bad weapons. And Newsweek is just saying the same thing.

Which is weird, are they agreeing with Trump? Trump's got the top secret things. Newsweek. Yeah, that could be it.

Oh, yeah, his top secret super bomb. Super bomb and super, yeah, sonic, super weapons and all kinds of stuff. So in summation, uh, part of the flippy update, a lot of the flippy update is not only to recognize how social engineering is being used to bring us into some robotic dystopia into the future where robots are valued higher than humans for so many reasons, but also, uh, flippy in particular, uh, being a mode or a tool with which to communicate geopolitical superiority. We've seen that with the flippy arms up there in space.

We've seen it, you know, robotics is as much of a, you know, pinging contest between countries, uh, as it is some sort of technocratic solution for the problem of humanity and, uh, just love to see it, man. We just love to see it. Good job there. Newsweek, if that is your real name.

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Are you done? I'm done. I'm done. Let's go.

All right. Well, you can confuse me now. We're running our lives. Siles.

We need to, uh, we need to say up top, I think, for all of the YouTube moderators and algorithms, I'm just stating it outright. So when we have to file an appeal for getting suspended, we can give this, uh, time code. We do not support the QAnon conspiracy theories. We are talking about QAnon to analyze and deconstruct how the mainstream media is talking about it.

This is not a pro QAnon segment. Okay. There we go. Somebody write down that time code for when we get banned from YouTube and we have to appeal.

Okay. Yep. Uh, vice.com had this headline here. The QAnon Queen told her followers to arrest cops.

It didn't go well. Now, do you know about the QAnon Queen? I never heard of the QAnon. Never heard of it until vice told us about it.

Uh, just briefly. And I will say this too. I started reading this article and I was like, when are they going to put a picture of this lady? I'm not going to lie.

I kind of assumed that the QAnon Queen would look like a Marjorie Taylor Green figure and I'm like, okay, show me this, you know, sort of, I guess, I don't know if this is not offensive or not, but I kind of assumed it would be some sort of, you know, Midwestern Blonde. Marjorie Taylor would, would be the QAnon. Exactly. I just thought it would be a Marjorie Taylor.

It's just a no vice. Uh, Montreal born Shane Smith, who now lives in NYC launched vice as a rough cut in your face newsrooms or video newsrooms. Uh, he retains ownership of 20% of the company while the Walt Disney company, A&E Networks, TPG Capital, Soros Fund Management, James Murdoch, the remaining parts of vice. So let's just do it.

Yeah. He's got his finger in. You got James Murdoch. What is that, his son or something?

It's my Nordic steak. So, you know, just dabbling. But I'm just keeping that in mind as we go through the story from vice. I like this.

I love having this, uh, this media ownership list. Very helpful. The other thing, probably the most helpful thing Harvard has ever published. Uh, so vice owned by Disney, Soros and Murdoch, A&E.

Yeah. So, uh, let's learn a little bit about this, uh, QN on queen that I've never heard of until today, basically people on a mission to arrest cops on behalf of the self-proclaimed QN on queen of Canada ended up being violently arrested themselves instead. Oh, oh, you don't say Romana D'Dulo has built a sizable following out of the QN on community by convincing people that she's the true leader of Canada and waging a secret war against the supposed pedophila cabal of globalist leaders like Prime Minister Justin Trudeau or US President Joe Biden on Saturday. She gathered around 30 of her followers in Peterborough, Ontario to conduct citizens arrests on members of the Peterborough Police Service for enforcing COVID-19 restrictions like mass mandates and business closures.

A day that I got to give it to this woman. It's one thing to just like have a YouTube channel and talk about you. It's another thing to kind of, you know, whatever, show up to protests with a, with a, you know, QN on shaman headset on or whatever big horned helmet is an entirely different level to claim that you were the true leader of Canada, waging a secret war on the governance of globalist leaders. And, and that you are getting your followers together to march down and start arresting cops.

This is some next level Q shenanigans. Some, I wonder who suggested all this stuff. The day was a clear escalation for Didulo and her crew, but by the end of it, one of her followers had been charged with two council assaulting police and a second was facing charges of mischief and resisting arrest for weeks. Yeah, for weeks, Didulo's group had hyped up Saturday's event.

They created telegram pages, memes, and even a website, all of which Didulo amplified. Now there's nothing wrong with having a telegram page, memes or websites, but they make it sound like the worst thing in the world. It's so insidious that they had a telegram. First of all, they call it telegram page, which is not how telegram works.

It's just a channel. Yeah, it's a thread chat telegram chat memes and even a website, all of which Didulo amplified this day before she posted on telegram to ask pastors of the written magics. Oh, you must have cut out again. You're cutting out a lot today.

I was starting to read. Keep going. Just days before she posted on telegram to ask her more than 60,000 followers, quote, who amongst you are prepared and ready to keep your city safe, peaceful and secure after you've peacefully arrested Peter Burrow, Ontario police. Wow, very specific, unquote.

The event was planned by one of Didulo's most militant subjects, a Peter Burrow man named Frank Curtin. For over a year now, Curtin has been filling himself, handing out fake cease and desist orders issued by Didulo to police, to local police and companies demanding they stop all health measures related to COVID-19. Curtin did not respond to vice and use this request for comment. And here's some tweets here.

What is interesting, a fake cease and desist order. I get what they're trying to say. What they're trying to say is maybe on the cease and desist, if it's said, like by order of the government or by order of the courts or something, representing it as like a legal document, that would make it fake. But if it just says like the QAnon queen, Didulo says cease and desist, your COVID-19 stuff, I don't know if you could call that fake, but I don't know the details.

Yeah, it goes on here. It's got some tweets with some images and video from the arrest gone bad. Didulo's ideology is wide ranging and at times esoteric. Alongside typical QAnon conspiracies, she claims to be an alien adjacent, being willing to share advanced medical technology with her followers.

Alien adjacent. She also espouses the pseudo-legal sovereign citizen ideology, which convinces its adherence that the government has no control over them and became prominent during the COVID conspiracy movement, which is interesting because it assumes that the government does have control over people by kind of pushing back on this idea that all this ideology says that the government has no control over people. It's they're almost admitting, of course, we have control over people currently. Yeah, it's an interesting, it's an interesting thing as well, because of course, the sovereign citizen movement has been going on in America for a long time and is always kind of supported by the, you know, those who are sovereign citizen people, which I think is an interesting legal theory.

Yeah. You know, they kind of defend it with the constitution. They sort of use legal wrangling and it seems very unique to the US. So I did not know that Canada had its own sort of sovereign citizen, man in the land, free man in the land, I don't know, movement or I wonder what the legal sort of defense of that is.

Interesting. Currently, she's on a never ending tour of Canada with her staff and quotes in a group of RVs, either rented, bought or gifted by her fans. Early Saturday afternoon, to Dulo's convoy and other believers, many of them live streaming gathered near the Peterborough Police Department, shattering excitedly among themselves, they marched down to the police station and ready themselves to arrest some cops on walking up to the entrance. However, the group encountered a problem that not even their queen could solve for them, a locked door, the group knocked on the door and yelled the man's for police to come out and be arrested through a megaphone.

When that didn't work, they called 911. Once again, asking the officers to please come out and be arrested with the police, I'm happy to ignore the group as Dulo's followers sat in front of the police station to wait out the police officers. She handed out snacks, veggies and full packs of sardines, full packs of sardines. Wow.

I mean, that's how you know this is a cult. If they are handing out full packs of sardines at their, you know, arrest the cops rally, you know that there are some strange things going on. Quote, unfortunately, because the police knew we were coming today, they've locked all the doors, Curtin said on a live stream. Interesting name always Curtin, you know, like behind the curtain.

At some point in time, this is a quote, Curtin, they're going to have to leave. So when that time comes, we're going to make a citizen's arrest on the individual. After a few hours, members of the group obviously getting bored, decided to wander the property, looking for other ways to get their hands on some cops to arrest any cop that's wrong. When they moved to a restricted area of the police station where the vehicles were stored, they finally got their encounter with the police.

There's some video here in a press release, the Peterborough Police Service wrote that officers quote arriving for their shift were blocked by protesters who also tried to gain access to a secured entrance of the police station. End quote, video from the event shows, shows Curtin confronting an off-duty officer in a vehicle and telling him quote, replacing you under arrest before immediately being arrested by police officers himself. Yeah, that's sort of how it happens, doesn't it? I don't know, just talk about clown world.

You know, there's, it's interesting. Vice does not make any mention of how many people were at this event, which they all they usually love to do, especially if it's a small group. They love saying only six people showed up to kind of, you know, take a stab at the group or the leader or something. It's interesting that they do not give a number or even an estimate how many people now you look at this one of these tweets pictures from the tweet here that they put in there looks like a decent amount of people.

I can't tell the people here that first picture, yeah, it looks like a little line, but there's multiple RVs. So I'm guessing they have a caravan of people that just follow this lady around 11. Yeah, so they're showing a picture of a line of people kind of lined up on the sidewalk and it shows about a dozen, but off, you know, further down the line, it looks like there could easily be another dozen. So there may have been 230 people, at least in this one picture.

And the picture below with, I think this is the curtain guy or maybe not. It doesn't seem like there's a lot of people at all, but one member over staff standing the ground screaming after being grabbed by police officer. Another one of the duo's followers then tackled the officer in a failed attempt to protect his friend. He was also arrested much to the confusion.

Yeah, quote, stand down, please. You're under arrest. You're the one man at the cops arresting his friend in front of him. Expertion.

Stand down, police. You're under arrest. Expertion. It's only walking on that.

That'd be so confusing. There's like police and then there's people yelling at the police to be arrested, but then they're being, I would be very confused about what was happening here. It is. Look, you got to hand it to these people.

The confidence at which they are executing this arrest of the police or attempting to is pretty impressive. I mean, that is some serious confidence to walk up to a police officer and say, stand down, police, you're under arrest. Experts have warned that Di Dulo is leading her followers towards confrontations with the public and state and some have even taken to calling her community a cult. Oh, really?

The group wears matching white uniforms and drives Di Dulo around from city to city where she hosts meet and greets with her followers and parking lots. Di Dulo has also advised her followers to stop paying their utility bills because she decreed they were now free and many of her followers are getting their power and water shut off as they beg their queen for help. She ignores them. Not a very good leader.

Come on. I'm not answering to the people. I'm going to queen. When the arrests started Saturday, Di Dulo and her closest followers fled for the safety of their RV or her RV and in royal tradition, the queen attempted to distance herself from the event she promoted and threw her followers under the bus.

And a live stream from the RV with hundreds of viewers. She said she'd only come to watch quote a gentle reminder that her royal majesty, Majesty Queen Romana, Di Dulo, Commander in Chief and Queen of the Kingdom of Canada was in Peterborough, Ontario yesterday as an observer, not participant, she wrote Sunday. That's very interesting. So I thought maybe this QAnon queen, this, you know, this queen language, maybe a media construction to kind of make her sound crazier or something.

But she's referring to herself in the royal we, the and calls herself her royal, Majesty Queen Romana, Di Dulo, Commander in Chief and Queen of the Kingdom of Canada. Yeah. I have a clip she's referring to herself as that. I have a clip here for the video from her website, queen Romana Di Dulo dot C.A.

This is video number 74 and it's titled Queen Romana appointed as the mediator between US and Russia on Ukraine conflict. And I'll just wait for 30 seconds or so to get an idea of what she sounds like and talks about here. Let me see. Let's get this all the way back to zero.

Come on. Zero. There we go. Here we go.

Hey, play. Oh, no, this is not working out. Hold on. Let me do a quick refresh and see if this will connect here.

Come on. Let's see. Let's see here. OK.

To the people of the Kingdom of Canada, I address you today as your commander in chief and queen. To the Russian and American people. I address you as the mediator between the United States and Russia, pertaining to Ukraine crises. I have been requested by the commander in chief of the United States Armed Forces to act as the mediator between Russia and the United States.

That's a bad claim. Biden called her up. This has got a banner with the maple leaf with a sword in the middle. God loves you.

Yeah, they kind of have their own flag and everything. Yeah, purple. Interesting color. Royal oil.

Yeah. And you know, I try to look into it. I've never heard of this lady. I have no clue who this person is.

And I try to find things. I just couldn't find a whole lot about her other than vice reporting on her. There was a blog, OperationDisclosureofficial.com. Roman DidDoodle, telegram update to the end is near.

And this is from July of 2021. And clearly, this is not this is some kind of, you know, refugee blog here. And it just kind of transcribes the telegram and back on July 5th, 2021. She said allegedly in telegram, the end of human trafficking is near.

Millions of children have been rescued worldwide, Satanists worldwide have been removed and punished for their crimes against humanity. The three pillars of evil, the Vatican, the European fake Royals and Washington, DC have all been exposed and destroyed. The CCP and the world communism and world communism has been eradicated or crippled at this point. The elites, starting with the 13 Venetian families, have been tried and executed long ago in the evils of Hollywood are gone.

Clearly, making some real business. Has she's won? She's won. She's the confidence that she declares these things is quite, quite over the top, which at least we again think that this might be the psi up that, you know, the way they push back against all the things that happened with the last couple of years with the, you know, the C-19 and riding the wave of the pushback and creating their own operation out of it.

That's my opinion. Well, you know, it's interesting because maybe she did get contacted by the commander in chief of the United States military forces. I could see how, you know, somebody in the CIA just call up her cell phone. There's Joe.

Joe. I promise. It's really Joe. It's just me, Joe.

This is an interesting part. Doodlo also said she called upon allied countries to aid in their efforts against Petersburg police. That's funny. You need international support to go arrest some police officers and repeatedly chastised curtain for not listening to her.

Oh, so there's some, the, the ranks are breaking. It sounds like she also seemed upset that people were describing the arrests as a loss and plans to address the world later this week. Many in the community have been doing what they can to spin the event as a win for Doodlo in their group, mainly saying the police locking the door shows they were terrified of Doodlo. Despite the day clearly not going their way to Doodlo implied.