Hey, yeah, I wanna feel the love, let's reach out the hugs. The world is getting crazier, people are acting more and more insane. The end of the world is tomorrow, tomorrow, tomorrow. Theres only one thing to do when the world is feeling hard.
Listen to Basil and Gonsus, they discuss their speeches and defense through the lens of Bible prophecy. You are listening to the known Grand News Tour. You're listening to Canary Grand News Talk today is August 19th, 2020. This is episode 233.
And today, Satanic Ritual Excuse. And you know me, I'm your best buddy Basil. And this is Gons. Welcome to another live stream podcast episode where we're trying to stay not on fire.
Yeah, I see. How's it over there? A little smoky in the California area? Not exactly where I'm at, but I can see in the distance, I can see some clouds of smoke and stuff like that.
Smoke everywhere, man. I'm not even in California anymore and there's smoke all over the place where I'm at too. It's getting hard to breathe out there, folks. Yeah, that's why they wanted us to wear the masks.
See the reverse conspiracy. My reverse conspiracy theory is coming true. It really has added an extra special patina of apocalypticism out there. And the skies covered in orange smoke everywhere.
Everything's on fire. I mean, it happens every year, but you know what? It doesn't make it any less smoky. Yeah, and plus with all the stores shut down, you got to build it up streets and stuff like that.
It definitely feels post apocalyptic. Oh, man, it's happening already. Oh, I had a weird thing happen this morning. I woke up to a helicopter buzzing my house, which was really weird.
They're on you. I know it didn't look like a super secret black helicopter, but it was flying super low. I mean, it must have only been about 50 feet up. 50.
Oh, yeah, it was super. That's like super super low. That's like it's about to land on your roof. Oh, yeah.
I could have thrown a rock or something and hit it, but it was buzzing around and it was kind of buzzing the whole neighborhood doing. It was kind of doing an interesting figure eight pattern practicing. It's banking turns and stuff like that. I mean, I don't know what he was doing.
I went out there, started filming him and he took a couple more turns and took off. So there you go. Power of the camera. But it was a weird way to wake up.
Maybe they were testing out some pre-drone stuff that we'll get into later on the show here. They're testing out a new fancy alarm clock that actually got me up this morning. So that was nice. Yeah, there you go.
Okay, okay. Well, anything else at the top of the show here, Gons? No, it's just going to be a lot to get to. Okay, flippy update.
Slippy on the day. You're on the prize with that. Okay, okay. For those who don't know, flippy updates is our, well, it's our update on flippy, the disembodied robot arm that is taking all of our jobs and slaving our children and flirting with our spouses.
We use it as a proxy conversation to explore how robotics are sneaking their way into all of our lives, bringing us deeper into the technocracy, the coming technocracy today, coming from finance.yahoo.com. And the headline is titled, robots everywhere. Robots in the animal kingdom. Okay.
Oh, I think we lost Basil. I lost Basil anyway. Oh, are you there? He's frozen.
He's a frozen pair of eyeballs. Of course, of course this is going to happen. I don't think we've had a stream in the last, I don't know, two, three weeks where something doesn't happen. The helicopter got him.
All right. So, he's calling me back. Let me see if I can. Hello.
You were trying to call. I think we were trying to call each other at the same time. No, no, that's not what was happening. Oh, your, your Skype was calling and it was ringing my phone, but it wasn't, it wasn't reappearing on the app.
Oh, bummer, dude. I don't know. All right. Well, hopefully we're getting the Skype issues all ironed out here at the beginning of the show instead of happening, having happened, having happened in the middle.
But, uh, shall I start this article over again? You can show yourself first unless, you know, you keep that. Oh, yeah. Let's do that.
I'll give you my camera. We can do a whole show for real here. Man, bummer. Okay.
So here we go. I'm going to start over again. Welcome to another edition of robots everywhere, a show where we chronicle the slow, but steady takeover of our future robot overlords and show how they're making their way into practically every facet of modern life. I don't know if you heard it before the call dropped, but this is basically Yahoo, Yahoo, stealing the flippy update.
No, we didn't hear any of it because as soon as you read the headline, it dropped. So, okay. Well, that's actually written in the article. They like our show so much they stole it for themselves.
Welcome to another edition of robots everywhere, the article reads, a show where we chronicle the slow, but steady takeover of our future robot overlords and show how they're making their way into practically every facet of modern life. On this episode, we take a look at a robot's model after the animal kingdom from machines that mimic the look and feel of our companion pets to the robots that are inspired by specific parts of animals. And the first little photo they show here is of a kangaroo, which fits nicely into our conversation with the Christian transhumanist trying to tell me how it's okay. God's fine if I replace my legs with kangaroo legs.
But the article continues, the German company Festo is a leading creator of robots that are inspired by specific parts of animals. For example, the company's bionic handling assistant is a robot arm modeled after the elephant's trunk, which gets rid of the hard elbow style joints you see on most other robotic arms. This gives a far greater range of flexibility and dexterity than most other gripping robot arms. In fact, it works so well.
It works so well. The company also styled the robot arm that used suction cups, so much like an octopus arm to create a soft tentacle to grip objects and the flex shaped grip or mimics the grabbing action of a chameleon's tongue, which can grab a huge range of objects regardless of how they're shaped. Moving into robots that are designed to recreate actual animals, Sony has developed Iibo, a robotic dog that won't poop chew on your shoes or make a mess of the house. There's also Tombot, which is designed to act as a companion for the elderly.
In fact, there's an entire range of companion animals you can now choose from from dogs to cats to seals. There are also robots that are animatronic recreations of real animals. These are used in movies, TV shows, theme parks, and even as research tools in the wild. Scientists have been able to use robot gorillas, dogs, tortoises to study animals in their own environment and get a close-up footage of animals in the wild.
Finally, we have robots that are based on animals but not meant to fully look like the animals they're based on, such as the famous dog-like spot robot from Boston Dynamics, which can do everything from walking downstairs to dancing to Bruno Mars. This category of animal robot also includes MIT as Cheetah Bot, an ostrich-like walker robot from agility robotics, and an amazing kangaroo robot from Festo. The robotic animal kingdom isn't quite as diverse as the real animal kingdom, utilizing the looks and movements of the animal kingdom has spurred some major and exciting advances in robotics, and will continue to do so into the future. So what we have here is a movement to replace all animals with robots.
Did you ever, I'm going to take a wild guess and say that you have not played Horizon the game that came out in 2018? No, but I remember you were talking about it. Oh, yeah, it's a fun one. You're kind of this cave woman with a bow and arrow and stuff and you fight robot dinosaurs.
And the way things are going on in the world today, it would not surprise me if there's just a little friendly robot kangaroo hopping down the street, living its life, living its best life, but you can't eat those, so that's not going to help us in the apocalypse. I'm going to call out Todd Werkovin, who's the author of this article, and say that they must be listeners of Canary Cry, where young Canary Cry News talk because that's what I'm saying. That first line is pretty close to exactly what you say. I'm looking forward to taking straight from my intro to the flippy updates.
And catch it on, man. I'm a taste maker. For anybody who, yeah, there's a lot of people that always wonder like, who's this guy, Basil, especially if you haven't seen our listen to Canary Cry Radio or News Talk. But I do have a quick clip because back in, this is a clip of ourselves, which is, I know it's weird, but back on June 30th, 2015, over five years ago, that's crazy to think about, on episode 95 of Canary Cry Radio, you Basil stated this.
I was just trying to do it. Sorry, I have it all super fast. Let me slow it down. Wow.
I know I was trying to find it. Yeah. So, it's sort of get your idea of what these limits are. I mean, of course, changing your hair color and getting some robot abs.
I'm all about that. But when it comes. Oh, good. Crashing.
Two. Exactly what you're saying. The image of God. When we are already made in the image of God, how far is too far and what steps out, the boundaries of that and what are the boundaries of that and going through it.
And I'm really not trying to build a straw man here, but I want to ask, I want to ask the legitimate question. What if I want King Ru legs like actual hairy King Ru legs and a tail? Okay. We just stopped there.
Not quite robot, Kangaroo legs, but pretty close, you know, robots, transhumanism and this idea of Kangaroos. And you can go listen to that. We'll have links in the description of Canary Crying News. Talk about what episode was that?
Was that guy's name? 95. Cold that episode. Yeah, you were probably in your garage freezing.
Christian transhumanism with Reverend Dr. Benick and he is a Christopher Benick. He's a reverend that's kind of pro transhumanism, which is a really weird thing. So we had the conversation and we were like, dude, what's your deal?
What's your situation? And you know, what's crazy is he was actually featured on the daily show before, you know, got super political. And they kind of made fun of them. You're like, Oh, so you're like, you think we're going to like be or the robots going to like be God or something.
They made a whole piece out of it and he was dead serious. And you know how the daily show used to be how they make fun of real people and he actually got made fun of and therefore all religious people, you know, the way they do it. But anyway, just thought I throw that in there because again, we've having we've been having these conversations for a long time here and apparently Yahoo Finance is catching up to us. I know I'm telling you, I think they I think they know they've heard the compliments I've given them.
They listen to the show and they're getting some good ideas. I got to say that. Yahoo. And me an email man.
It's a send bazzleer check. Okay. So we got a bunch of updates we're going to run through here. This first one comes from Daily Mail dot co dot UK thousands of Wuhan revelers flaunt social distancing rules as they cram into a water park at the former COVID-19 epicenter.
That's crazy. Yeah, the bullet points here picture shows the outdoor park packed with packed out by mask free party goers in the former coronavirus ground zero. Mask free visitors are seen standing shoulder to shoulder in water. Despite the escalating COVID-19 pandemic, it comes as who bay has offered people free entries to hundreds of scenic spots in the bid to boost local economy.
Excuse me. And yeah, I mean, this is a you look at the picture and yeah, that is a swarm of people. It looks like a blast. There's all sorts of fun activities here.
First of all, there's a huge pool. Yeah, literally filled shoulder to shoulder with people standing in the pool. No masks. Watching some sort of show.
There's looks like there's a game where you smash ice with a hammer. There's a watermelon pool game, all sorts of fun stuff. This is pretty wild. I mean, Wuhan being the epicenter of the entire coronavirus.
And you know, you hear all the time from mask obsessed people that, you know, other countries, China and other Asian countries, they wear masks all the time. It's no big deal. Why can't we do it? Well, what the heck?
Nobody's wearing a mask and there's giant, you know, there's got to be a thousand people in this pool. You know, one of the things that I don't know why it hasn't caught on in America and maybe it will, but well, maybe they've done stuff like this before, but whoa, Rhona, Rhona, cough is getting me, but I can check. That's what they zapped into you from the helicopter. They run at you.
It's all this smoke, man. I know. Giant concerts in front of a pool. It makes sense, especially in like the, you know, hot to the heat of the summer.
Yeah. Instead of wood stock, they had mud, but you know, just something, something different. Yeah. This is storm in the stage.
That's true. Yeah. But if they do storm the stage, look at electrocuted. That's a good point.
There's another picture here of this guy. He's on one of those water, you know, those water packs that you can kind of float over and he's got sparks flying. Yeah, they're jet packs. He's a jet pack.
Yeah. The sort of jet pack, water powered jet pack thing. Yeah. I mean, this is pretty insane.
I don't know. This is bad optics. This is a good thing. This article is see if they have any explanation to why this is okay.
Oh, because it's because it's the one. It's dailymail.co.uk. So you're going to get more of a right leaning type of response to all this. But anyway, you know, that's a, of course, in the West here, we're going to use this as ammunition to say that, you know, it's all nonsense, which at this point we're burning up and the sun's coming down super hard and the Ronas.
So, you know, good luck. Basil freeze again. Ooh, I think Basil froze again. All right.
I will go on to the next thing here as we try to figure out what's going on. Basil. He probably doesn't even realize that he's frozen. This is medium.com what the D614G mutation means for COVID-19 spread fatality treatment and vaccine.
And this went around. I don't know why it was being re-shared recently, but well, are you back? Nope. Totally lost him.
Okay. He'll probably come back in a moment here. But yeah, there's another mutation. Oh, he wants me to call him.
Yeah, this is really annoying. I know. Well, there we go. We're trying to do a show calling the...
Oh, it's because we're talking about China probably. The anger is in China. They don't like that. This whole pool party thing, no mask pool party is quite the civil disobedience here.
The protests are taking another form over there in China. Yeah, different level. Yeah, I already moved on, but good point. Okay.
All right. Maybe video of Basil's just really taking off somebody over at YouTube. Yeah, they're like, I hate these googly eyes. Yeah.
Well, we can't see them now. So, there you are. Yeah. I mean, I can show the audience here.
Oh, your green screen situation is weird now too. Yeah, there's a D614G mutation that allegedly we're all supposed to be afraid of. So, not much to mention there. Just another scare, another wrinkle in this fear tactic going on with all this.
Of course. And let's move on here because we're going to fly through a couple of these headlines because you know Basil, we're in a race war. Race war. Race war.
I've warned you and warned you. I almost lost my cool when I saw a couple of these headlines here. First one, fast company. Systemic racism is a nightmare for plant and animal diversity too.
Wow. Says major study. A major study. One major.
Yeah, it's a one minute read. So, I'll just fly through it here. A new powerhouse study in science finds that systemic inequality leads to a horror show, not just for communities of color, but for surrounding wildlife and biodiversity. Researchers from the University of Washington looked at 170 studies to analyze how systemic racism impacts surrounding ecology.
In a word, catastrophically, they found that poor urban communities of color also low on biodiversity while high on rodents. I thought they were going to say high on something else. Disease-carrying pests and temperature, the latter is known as the quote, heat island effect, where areas with less natural water and greenery have higher temperatures, which in turn, fuels the negative effects of climate change. The paper is largely a call to scientists for adoption of racial equality as a cornerstone of environmental health.
That is, that is some, that's a rabbit trail logic right there. This is some homogeny. Oh, it's crazy. I don't get it.
I don't understand. What am I missing about this? How is it racist? What?
What exactly is going on? Just just listen, redlining and other discriminatory housing practices lead to neighborhoods with fewer trees, plants and animals often near dumping or industrial sites, which leads to more pollution and a downward ecological spiral ensues. Quote, I hope many of my senior colleagues would start to rethink how they do their science and for those scientists coming up that this gives them the platform to say, no, this is a legitimate question. How do we reduce minimize abolished racism in America?
Lead author Christopher Shell, assistant professor of urban ecology at the University of Washington Tacoma said in a release, he points to research that studies urban and rural environments without accounting for communities as demographics. He hopes that measures like affordable housing, urban green space and public transportation become standard environmentalist issues and that scientists will realize that are power in both inadvertently supporting and in the future abolishing white supremacy. Wow. So yeah, this is a is out of control.
So basically, race is killing the flowers because of racism, poor, suppressed race neighborhoods don't have as much plant life and therefore you're affecting climate change. So racism affecting climate change. Wow. Yeah.
Serious homogeneity of all the different things coming together. You thought that was bad. Oh geez. CNN.com.
Black newborns, three times more likely to die when looked after by white doctors. Oh my gosh. Did you know this? No, that's crazy.
I'm not going to read the article. I tried to find the main source research paper, which is the study on that. I actually did find it, but you had to pay like 12 bucks to read it. So I'm like, I am not going to pay 12 bucks to read some ridiculous science paper.
Right. But basically they're looking at different doctors at race and mortality rate of infants based on race and coming to a conclusion to suggest that, you know, black babies born to white doctors are more likely to die than black babies born to black doctors. But no talk about the white babies. The millions of black aborted babies.
Oh, yeah. Just completely amidst that little detail. Wow. Unbelievable headline from CNN, which is, you know, it's expected it's CNN, but man, that is just, that is, I mean, I don't understand how that's not racist to suggest this right here.
Yes. That's a pretty wild. The suggestion being that white doctors don't care about black babies as much or something or actively don't take care of them. Yeah.
Or systemic racism causes black babies to, I don't know. I don't know. It's just all nonsense. Here's the thing.
I mean, if that is true, that is a horrifying detail. I mean, of course, again, I got to look into a little bit more. I mean, I don't know what I'm sure they're not suggesting that white doctors are like actively, you know, hurting black babies. But I'm trying to skim the article here, seeing if there's anything specific.
No. When cared for by white physicians, black newborns were about three times more likely to die in the hospital than white newborns. The researchers found, quote, strikingly these effects appear to manifest more strongly in more complicated cases. And when hospitals deliver more black newborns, the authors wrote the findings suggest that black physicians outperformed their white colleagues when caring for black newborns.
Huh. Interesting. Wow. There's a lot of others did not speculate about the reason behind the trend.
Oh, good. They're not speculating. Great. But wrote, taken with this work, it gives warrant for hospitals and other care organizations to invest in efforts to reduce such biases and explore their connection to institutional racism.
Reducing racial disparities in newborn mortality will also require raising awareness among physicians, nurses and hospital administrators about the prevalence of racial and ethnic disparities. Huh. Interesting. Yeah.
I mean, I looked at the abstract and sort of the basics they have here. The article, research papers titled physician patient racial concordance and disparities and birthing mortality for newborns. And yeah, they basically suggest what's the headline says there. I can't let me try to read this name, but in the chat, go doctor day or God RDC.
Oh, God. Go doctor DC something like that says, wow, I'm a doctor black such a lie. Hmm. Interesting.
Okay. Well, wow. Yeah, that is quite the update. I don't know.
I'm not keeping my eye open for something more about that. That'd be interesting to know exactly because that's the problem in this article. They don't give any reason and they don't give, they don't give the actual info. They just say, Oh, looks like more black babies die when there's a white doctor caring for him.
We don't know why we don't know what's happening, but it's racism. Okay, the other thing fires apparently are racist too. Actually, I don't know. But yeah, just just burn it all and I have this little time lapse footage, which happens to be 33 seconds long here.
Oh, classic. Yeah. Of it's a video. They call it lightning complex and basically it's the fire coming out of the South Bay area and you see how it's just a huge flame cloud of smoke.
Pretty wild. All the fires going on. And of course, again, like you mentioned at the top here, we always have fires every year in California and every year it's kind of weird. Like there's certain spots they're like, really, why is half like exactly half the car singed?
You know, there's always weird stuff going on. Right. But yeah, this year election year, I'm sure they turned up the heat of those directed energy. Those are beans from apparently the firmament ships.
But anyway, let's get to the main stuff here because we still have a lot to get to here. So sounds good. Let's start out with. Wow.
So this one was a an article sent to me on the Facebook Canary crack community. And I want to thank D for sending that over and hit me with that jingle. Jesus, Satan, that's from one of the Satanist churches here where they sacrifice babies. And what do they do with those babies and melt those babies into candles?
Satanists. So horrible people. This is an interesting thing. So from if you're talking to normies, you know, especially ones who are pro-choice self-descript, self-identify as pro-choice here, you can bring up like this abortion thing really has some like satanic things going on.
And of course, you know, I'm not even getting into the satanic ritual abuse and the history of human sacrifice and babies being used for that. But if you bring up in a regular conversation, you know, abortion connected with Satanism at all, you know, you'll just look at you like a nutcase. But here you go. This is this will dispel.
This is a good little article to have in your quiver when you're having these conversations. And again, remember, you can go to canarygrinenewstalk.com, get all the show notes, get all the links to the articles. If nothing else, just save them. Archive them because a lot of these things are going to be good to have around when you're having conversations.
This is straight up from announcement.the satanictemple.com. Okay, so we're getting this straight from the source here. And this isn't an article. It's a full webpage.
But the headline of the webpage is satanic abortions are protected by religious liberty laws. In accordance with the Religious Freedom Restoration Act, first trimester abortions are now exempt from unnecessary regulations for all individuals practicing the satanic temple's religious abortion ritual. Yikes. And then we'll go down, what is the satanic abortion ritual?
The satanic abortion ritual provides spiritual comfort and affirms bodily autonomy, self-worth and freedom from coercive forces with the affirmation of TST, the satanic temple's seven tenets. The ritual is not intended to convince a person to have an abortion. Instead, it sanctifies the abortion process by instilling confidence and protecting bodily rights when undergoing the safe and scientific procedure. What protections does the satanic abortion ritual provide?
Religious freedom ensures satanists have access to safe abortions that are free from the same from unwarranted state interference. Examples of requirements that cannot be enforced on satanists are. So in this whole back and forth from the pro-life or pro-choice conversation, there's come out to be a couple of points. If you're trying to give, if someone's trying to get an abortion, there's a couple of little things that are required before you do so.
And that's including mandatory waiting periods, the requirement that the practitioners withhold certain medical information. I'm not sure exactly what that is. Compulsory counseling prior to the abortion required reading materials, medically unnecessary sonograms, mandatory listening to the fetal heartbeat, compulsory burial or cremation of fetal remains, which is a disturbing one being, you know, you got to bury the little human or cremate or something, do something with the remains. But with this, the ritual, the satanic ritual, religious freedoms, you can just sell it to the Planned Parenthood or let's Planned Parenthood sell it for you for scientific purposes or whatever.
Next headline is, how does one perform the satanic abortion ritual? Now, this is, I'm going to mention this before and then we can go into it a little bit after, where, you know, one of the big things about satanism, and this, I've been taught this my whole life in the church, is that it's not even necessarily all about worshiping Satan the entity, you know, as a god or as a deity. Right. That's, you know, theistic satanism.
There's like a new one there. Satanism is more of the worship of self rather than it is the being Satan. So here we go. How does one perform the satanic abortion ritual?
For surgical abortions, prior to receiving any anesthetic or sedation, look at your reflection to be reminded of your personhood and your responsibility to yourself. Focus on your intent. Take deep breaths and make yourself comfortable. When you are ready, say the third tenant and fifth tenant allowed.
You may now undergo the surgery after the surgery is completed and any aesthetic has worn off, return to your reflection and recite your personal affirmation. Feel doubts dissipating and your confidence growing as you have just undertaken a decision that affirms your autonomy and free will. The religious abortion ritual is now complete. Oh my gosh.
Then it, I know it's really, there's really not even much more to say about this, but we'll get into it in a second. The next one is for medical abortions. So there's surgical abortions and there's medical abortions immediately before taking the medication to terminate your pregnancy. Look at your reflection to be reminded of your personhood and responsibility to yourself.
Focus on your intent. Take deep breaths and make yourself comfortable. When ready, read the third tenant allowed to begin the ritual. After swallowing the medications, take another deep breath and recite the fifth tenant after you have passed the embryo, return to your, oh my gosh, after you have passed the embryo, return to your reflection and recite the personal affirmation.
Feel doubts dissipating and your confidence growing as you have just undertaken a decision that affirms your... Oh man. I don't know what's going on. Oh, are you still there?
No? No, no, no, we lost him. Okay. Mute him.
He was reading the end of this little affirmation thing, which basically completes the religious abortion ritual. And so it mentions here what the tenants are. It was talking about Tenant 3 and Tenant 5. I'll just mention it here as a quote, Tenant 3, one's body is inviolable, subject to one's own will alone.
And Tenant 5, beliefs should conform. Oh, are you there? Nope, not there. Beliefs should conform to one's best scientific understanding of the world.
One should take care never to distort scientific facts to fit one's beliefs. Oh my goodness. This is really, really hard. I know.
This is crazy. Bad day for the connections. So, did you read the Tenant? I did.
I was reading the personal affirmation as the last one here. My body, my blood, by my will, it is done. Oh my gosh. Yeah, pretty crazy here.
Yeah, it's pretty dark. And then it continues. How does the Satanic Abortion Ritual legally protected as a federally recognized religion? The Satanic Temple utilizes RFRA, which is the Religious Freedom Restoration Act, and the Hobby Lobby precedent to protect its members from unnecessary abortion regulations that inhibit their religious practices and force them to violate their deeply held beliefs.
And then it goes into the laws and stuff like that. I don't know. Maybe we should go through it. But the first, nah, yeah, you get a show on camera there.
But mentioning the First Amendment, the First Amendment's establishment clause and free exercise clause in several state religions, Freedom Restoration Act protects religious practices and beliefs from government interference. State laws, this is the law. State laws governing abortions commonly serve no medical purpose and do not result in better health outcomes. State unlawfully hinder access to the Satanic Abortion Ritual.
Next steps, we have no plans or intent to sue a clinic for not respecting our rights unless they defy a court order demanding that they honor our exemption request, et cetera, et cetera. Yeah, so there you go. Then there's a whole frequently asked questions area there. But I think we've heard enough.
Oh, let me give you my video here. There we go. Yeah, so pretty wild. And again, going back to the fact of the matter, which is the deep misunderstanding by even a lot of Christians, but also just the general public that Satanism is not necessarily the worship of Satan himself, but the worship of self and turning this into an actual sanctioned abortion religious ritual being their way to take away a lot of the friction that a woman looking for an abortion would have, stepping past a lot of those other little interstitial steps and requirements.
Oh, man, it is just pretty brutal. What do you think? Well, there's a little section here at the bottom that says, why does the Satanic Temple Support reproductive rights? And it says, the mission of the Satanic Temple is to encourage benevolence and empathy, which is kind of like, all right, what's benevolent and empathetic about killing babies?
Reject tyrannical authority. All right. Okay. Advocate practical common sense.
Ironically, there's not much common sense to murdering babies, and especially in this ritualistic manner. Oppose injustice, except for those of the, you know, the not born or the not born yet and undertake noble pursuits, which allegedly abortion in this ritualistic manner is a noble pursuit. And then there's a little thing that says thyself is thy master. Yeah.
And, yeah. Well, and that's the big draw to the Satanic Temple today is that, you know, yeah, you're not necessarily worshipping Satan, you're, you're worshipping yourself. And you know, this, this expresses itself in so many ways throughout society in general. But now you have an actual, you know, federally recognized religion, which you get to take advantage of those religious laws, which is, you know, a stated purpose of the Satanic Temple.
They have a big problem with federally recognized religions and religious rights and things like that. And so, you know, they sort of try to use the system to either protest or show what they think is unacceptable or ridiculous about religious protections. And so yeah, there you go. So I mean, it's not even a conspiracy theory.
It's not even a weird fringy belief that about Satanic abortion rituals. It's actually stated right here on the website, you know, giving people that, you know, federally protected ritual to get their abortion and continue to worship the self and, you know, your personal will above all other factors in this situation. Yeah. And it's really interesting too, because throughout this document website, whatever, they have the pentagram five point of star and they have, you know, like the horns, like the bath of meth type of horns there.
And they have the female reproductive parts kind of overlaid as a sort of symbolic, you know, satanic thing there. It's, I don't know, man, this whole thing is very creepy. I'm, I'm looking at the links and stuff and I'm like, this has got to be some kind of joke, but apparently not. Apparently it really does come straight from announcement dot the satanic temple.com.
And of course, you don't have to go too far into the Bible to notice that God's not really into, you know, baby killing. I mean, there are some, there are some stuff about, you know, the first born and things, but, but in general, you look at Leviticus 1821 talking about, you know, not offering your children to Moloch. Yeah. Deuteronomy 1810 talking about not putting your son to daughters through fire using divination stuff like that.
And I would say all of this falls under that category. So yeah, of course, yeah, it really is. I don't even really know what else to say. Like part of me wants to get angry on the show and go on a tirade, but there's really not much more to say than they already say.
And then of course, all over the, all over the webpage, there's buttons for support reproductive rights, inter raffle to support reproductive rights. Oh my gosh. Enter the raffle on the satanic abortion ritual website. Well, you win like a free abortion or something with that.
That's a great question than another support reproductive rights. And of course, it's all under the, you know, the category of reproductive rights rather than the more sinister aspects of, you know, abortion and satanic rituals in general. Yeah. When you enter the raffle here, what's the prize for the raffles support TSTs battle to protect reproductive rights.
We're raising $100,000 to mobilize legal operations in order to protect religious abortions from unwarranted government interference, donate the minimum specified amount for the levels. And of course, the automatic level is $66 one time donation. There's a $666 donation. Seriously?
Oh my God. Yeah. Wow. Grand prize one person minimum donation $200.
Oh my gosh. The grand prize is win a free abortion. Oh my gosh. They say, Tana temple will cover the medical expenses for your pregnancy termination up to $2,500.
This prize is transferable. Oh, so you can give a free abortion away. Oh, great. Gosh.
And then second place in the raffle is win a meet and greet on zoom with the satanic temple's co-founder, Lucian Greaves, third place when assigned Baphomet sketch by Lucian Greaves, fourth place when a satanic temple T-shirt. Oh, fun. Fifth place when a religious abortion kit consisting of a TST compact mirror and a ritual instruction sheet, sixth place when a thyself is thy master bracelet, seventh place when a thyself is thy master bracelet. Okay.
So fifth and sixth place or sorry, sixth and seventh, you get your bracelet there. Spread the word. Oh my gosh. So there you go, man.
Wow. This is wild. Yeah. You know, we went through some of the examples of requirements that cannot be enforced on Satanists.
It's interesting because all of them, all of them might, you know, give the person deciding to claim that they're masters of their own universe or whatever that what they're doing is actually killing a child, you know, stuff like compulsory counseling. Okay. That's one thing. The two that I thought were interesting, mandatory listening to the fetal heartbeat.
Like, oh, you can't force a Satanist to listen to the heartbeat of the baby inside your body. Right. Because you might change your mind about, you know, this wonderful thing you're doing for yourself or the compulsory burial or cremation of fetal remains because of course you're not killing a human, you're practicing your rights as a Satanist. Right.
And of course, it's all referred to as, you know, a fetus or an embryo because you have to do that because if you don't refer to it as a fetus or an embryo, then you're forced to say baby and nobody wants to do that. So you have to play mental gymnastics with yourself, just to justify it. I mean, this, honestly, this link, and again, we'll have a link in the description of canarycrynews.com and, but this link is definitely something you can share with any of your libjo friends or whatever who are like, you know, pro choice, you know, people have the right to do and just be like, Hey, Satanists think the same thing and they're using the same logic. And so, you know, but you know, the thing that's sad is they're going to embrace that too.
They'll be like, well, Satanists want to do it. Great. They're being logical, you know, just like a Margaret Sanger. We should invite fewer people to be born.
And that's what this is about. Goodness. All right. Well, there you go.
There you go. This is an inch. I would be interested. I'm going to share this with some normies friends of mine and see what they think about it.
Yeah, give us all of you out there, producers out there. If you want to do something, you know, contribute content to the show, share this with your pro choice friends and family and see what they think and we're going back to us. You know, even if the children are born, you know, some of the arguments have always heard from pro choice people are like, why would you bring a child into the world if you can't take care of them and you know, you're going to bring them into an abusive family situation. Sure.
You know, Lord forbid that their parents are Q and on followers. Q, the miserable Q, the desperate, but must not be able to convince you people. You're right. Before you go into this, we just do want to make a comment.
This is going to be disparaging to Q and on people. This is not us trying to disparage Q and on people. This is an article because we keep, you know, we want to keep an eye on what's going on. We're not claiming that all Q people are, you know, related to this article.
This is just what's floating around out there and it's important for you to, for even if you are a Q person, which is totally fine. You know, like I said, I'm happy Q exists, but there you go. So just before people are triggered and think that we're Q bashing. More basil freezing seems to be a theme of the show here.
As I try to get him back, I'm going to go ahead and read this article. And again, this is a daily beast article. So obviously it's going to be slanted in a particular direction headline Q and on promotes pedoreen conspiracy theories. Now they're stealing kids.
Wow. Okay. So let's see what they say here. Q and on conspiracy theorists, Al Palace, Simon pushed his Honda Odyssey past 110 miles per hour while his five children screamed in the back of the minivan and police officers from two states pursued him down the highway.
Quote, Donald Trump, I need a miracle or something. Slimen, a 29 year old Boston man said during his June 11th chase across Massachusetts, New Hampshire, and remarks captured on a live stream. Why does he always want me to call him? That's weird.
This is getting annoying, huh? I know. I'm just not going to mention it. We're just going to keep moving.
Okay. Q and on help me. Q and on help me. It's not clear what set off the police chase, but slimen appears to have been convinced by Q and on theories that the government was out to kidnap his children, which is interesting because anyway, let's keep going inspired by the by videos he had watched online.
Slimen warned his children during the chase that the police were coming to to abduct them or maybe just shoot them in a staged killing in return. They begged him to pull over his daughter, even tried to grab the wheel of the minivan and drive it off the road after he accused her and his wife who had dived out of the vehicle at the start of the chase of being agents of the nefarious cabal that Q and on the other say, controls the world. Quote, they want to make us crazy, slimen said, but I'm not crazy. My wife and my daughter were a part of it.
Desperate slimen's daughter told her father she was working for the mythical cabal and failed attempts to scare him into stopping the minivan. Then slimen told his children who ranged from eight months to 13 years old about the Q and unbelief that a video of Hillary Clinton and aide Huma Abedim eating children's brains was discovered on Anthony Wieners' laptop. Days earlier, slimen had watched a video pushing exactly that claim on a YouTube channel operated by Timothy Charles Holm Sith, a Q and on promoter who claims to work for a secretive government agency called the Pentagon Pedophile Task Force. There is no Pedophile or Pentagon Pedophile Task Force, but there is a middle of the high speed chase slimen spouted that baseless claims to his children anyway.
Hillary's demonic slimen said, I know about Hillary cutting open a 10 year old and Huma Abedim. New Hampshire police blew out slimen's tires, but he kept going. The chase only ended when slimen crashed into a police cruiser, then drove his minivan into a tree. Slimen was arrested and now faces three felony counts in New Hampshire.
His five children were unharmed. At first glance, slimen appears to be just the latest loony, loner allegedly driven to crime by Q and on a list that already includes an armed man who blocked a bridge near the Hoover Dam with an armored truck and a terrorist incident and two alleged murderers. But the video of slimen viewed before his police chase came from a more specific organized campaign in short, Q and on has upped its game. No longer content to promulgate nut job conspiracy theories about famous politicians and government officials who kill any children.
A group of Q and on believers are now actively encouraging parents estranged from their children to steal those children back from child protective services. And the campaign is alarmingly successful. Police and court records have lately revealed a previously unreported clandestine network comprising Q and on conspiracy theorists, fringe legal figures who draw on far right sovereign citizen dogma and tactics and even Republican politicians and officials. This network has allegedly encouraged the encouraged and inspired other Q and on believers, especially parents to commit crimes, including kidnapping.
While Q and on violence and other criminal acts have previously appeared to be the work of random lone wolf actors, this network suggests that Q and on law breaking has now moved into a new, more sophisticated phase. Heretofore, Q and on believers have positioned themselves as the defenders of children everywhere against a phantom cabal, really a phantom cabal. But this Q and on organization, which aligns itself with a shadowy group called the Children's Crusade and a bizarre legal service company called E-Claus increasingly places children themselves at risk, often by targeting parents who have lost custody of their children or fear they will. Q and on launched in 2017 with a series of anonymous message board clues from an anonymous figure called Q, claimed that Donald Trump is secretly at war with the cabal of Democrat party pedophiles and cannibals.
Since then Q and on has swelled in size and influenced, the movement once considered too ridiculous even for most for-chain users to stomach has become an increasingly large faction within the Republican Party. Donald Trump frequently retweets Q and on believers and has even invited some to the White House. Q and on believers have won several Republican congressional nominations in this election cycle, most notably Mayori or Majori. I always forget how to pronounce that.
Taylor Greene, who is almost certain to win a house seat in the conservative Georgia district. But even as it edges into the mainstream, Q and on has allegedly inspired a series of violent crimes, including the murder of a reputed mafia boss, the FBI calls Q and on a potential source of domestic terrorism. We covered that in the last episode. It is hard to say what precisely Q and on believes or stands for.
In its nearly three years of existence, it has become a noisy clubhouse willing to entertain every hair-brained alt-right conspiracy theory imaginable. The lizard people are running the world. John F. Kennedy Jr.
faked his death to become Q. But one of Q and on's most explosive and successful allegations has been that Hollywood celebrities and top Democrats sexually abuse and torture children often to drain a dream chrome. The substance Q and on believers claim keeps the powerful alive. An echo of the Epitsa Gate conspiracy theory, which inspired a shooting in an attempt to arson attack at a Washington, Pizzeria, the claim has gone considerable traction.
Earlier this month, hundreds of people walked in the Los Angeles rally to save the children. A useless vague slogan that Q and on believers have adopted as a more respectable way to inject their ideas about global pedophile cults into the mainstream. No one has seized on these vaporous conspiracy theories about government and elite sex trafficking more than the set fringe activists and legal cranks orbiting around Timothy Charles Holmes' Seth, a 52-year-old Minnesota YouTube personality, Al Pelis-Sliman watched just days before he piled his family into the minivan. Holmes Seth is a self-proclaimed face of the Pentagon pedophile task force a government group according to Holmes Seth.
That is sanctioned by the president. To vote, Timothy Holmes Seth is the only reporter authorized to report original content for the PPTF. He writes on his website, there is one man between Timothy Holmes Seth and President Trump. The Defense Department spokesperson confirmed to the Daily Beast that there is no such thing as the Pentagon pedophile task force.
Still, Holmes Seth's profile grew this spring when he became the leading source for viral claims that tens of thousands of abused mole children have been rescued from underground prisons underneath New York City, even as the claims circulated on social media. None of the supposed mole children or their parents ever appeared. There's not one of them out there who said, yeah, we're glad our child is rescued from this giant underground war said Craig Sawyer, a former Navy SEAL and anti-sex trafficking activist who has also been targeted by Holmes Seth with baseless sex trafficking allegations. Craig Sawyer, by the way, made that film.
Oh gosh, I totally, we promoted it or at least I mentioned it in a previous episode. I'm totally forgetting the name of it. But basically he's actually out there catching people who try to solicit underage sex partners. Holmes Seth, who drives a car with Q written on the windows, has kept up his video and writing output even though he's currently a fugitive himself, wanted on an arrest warrant for violating a restraining order.
He continues to make his slanderous video uploads off and shot within his car. Critics have accused him of relying on free Wi-Fi networks and fast food restaurant parking lots as he stays off law enforcement radar. He's on a Wi-Fi, a McDonald's telling people to donate to the Pentagon Pedophile Task Force, said Mico Hayes, an independent journalist who has tracked Holmes Seth's activities while on the run, Holmes Seth's recorded a video urging his fans to shoot child protective services staffers who come to their homes. If somebody comes for your children, you've got a second amendment, use it, Holmes Seth said in a video.
One of Holmes Seth's principal allies is Field McConnell, a seven-year-old Navy pilot, who has become a leading promoter of the QAnon idea that CPS agents are stealing children. McConnell, a Wisconsin man prone to wearing baseball caps and loudly munching on snacks during his live streams. Geez. Hardly looks like the face of a far-right conspiracy theory movement, but he sits at the center of a web of QAnon believers in the United States, Canada, and United Kingdom, several of whom have been charged with crimes.
After leaving the Navy, McConnell worked as a commercial airline pilot to retire from Northwest Airlines after refusing to take a mandatory neurological exam to keep his job while alleging that Boeing had rigged planes to explode in 9-11-style attacks according to court records. To the claim, which McConnell pressed in a series of lawsuits he soon built and following on the far-right Patriot Circuit as a 9-11 conspiracy theorist under the handle, Able Danger, a reference to the Able Danger Intelligence Community effort to uncover Al-Qaeda cells before the 9-11 attack. As QAnon, fueled by phantom allegations of child sexual abuse and trafficking, however, McConnell pivoted to promoting QAnon and panic about government sex trafficking networks. Quote, if he was ever a seasonal professional, he's losing his darn mind now, said Sawyer.
In lengthy rambling videos, filmed in front of a backdrop of Bible versus McConnell and his associates began to lay out QAnon theories, proffering lunatic legal schemes to mothers who had lost custody of their children and threatening specific individuals with violence. The videos soon became a hit with fringe conspiracy theorists. McConnell and his allies also urged viewers to donate to their various causes and legal fights as he talked about his dream. Although McConnell's veterans' ranch of bizarre plan were military veterans and rescued victims of child sex abuse would live at a Texas ranch under McConnell's guidance.
Oh, sorry, I'll just keep going and going. Yeah, it's actually super, super long. I don't think we are going to finish it or that we even should because it turns from the telling the story of this guy who really went on a bad day, Al Palace, Slyman, there. And he's 29 years old.
He's a crazy, very young guy. What was it? 13 year old. 13 year old.
Yeah, and he's 29 years old. He started really. Yeah, impressive. So, yeah, so there you go.
And the rest of the article is just a big old breakdown about how QAnon and anybody who believes or supports in Q are evil people trying to take down the whole country in one way or another. But it's interesting. This is on, I think this is on par with the Comet Ping-Pong guy as far as how it's being played to the public. And then of course, you know, making a lot of generalizations about Q, people who believe in Q, Pizza Gate, I don't even know what the right word is, but people who are aware of the Pizza Gate category, you know, it's all wrapped up into crazy Q conspiracy theorists, which is, you know, one more step in this whole thing about if you don't believe the official story, that must mean you're a Q-head, which must mean, you know, that you're a crazy person who's going to shoot up a pizza restaurant or, you know, go on this sort of high speed chase with your kids in the car.
And you know, when you connect this to, of course, CPS has been a pretty regularly hated organization for taking people's kids away. And certainly there are, you know, situations where kids, you know, are not in a best position with their parents. I don't think that's the majority, but I mean, yeah, if you've got, you know, a couple of methodic parents who are not taking care of their child and the child, you know, is left in squalor and, you know, you got a three year old left to fend for themselves while the, you know, their parents are off getting high. And certainly that kid's needs that kid needs help.
But the worrisome part about it and where the real criticism of the CPS system gets involved is when kids are getting taken away for, you know, reasons that are not equal to parents, you know, being some sort of drug addict or something. There's lots of reports of CPS taking kids away when there was almost no legal reason to do so. And you match that with the CPS people in Arizona who were wearing t-shirts that said professional kidnapper, you know, all this kind of stuff. It makes sense where, you know, somebody, their first instinct is going to be to protect your child.
And again, if you truly believe that the government, you know, is trying to take your kids away, of course you're going to do something to protect them. Now, I don't think it was a good move for this, for his daughter to, is this your, his 13 trying to do something to stop the car, trying to stop the guy going too crazy. Right. And so she played into it, you know, agreeing that she was working for the government and so was her mother, which, you know, that's is a great way to keep somebody on their, their mission to rescue their kids.
But yeah, no, this is very interesting. And the generalizations going into it, the more demonization of people who don't believe the official story along with the FBI categorization of possible domestic terrorism, this is not a good situation. No. And I remember the name of the person, Nancy Schafer.
She was the one that was exposing the child protective services, actually, you know, meddling with the system and trying to traffic children and stuff like that. And she was the one that was found shot dead in her home, along with her husband, Bruce, and it was labeled a murder suicide, and which is, you know, it's always the, the most easiest way out in terms of trying to silence certain people. And you know, maybe, maybe the CPS as a whole, you know, most people that get involved with that kind of thing usually want to do what's right for the children. You know, there's social workers and that's what I was trying to say.
I'm not sure. I mean, obviously there's some issues with CPS and tied up with, you know, the child trafficking situation. But that's, I'm not going to say that every kid needs to stay with their parents for, you know, for whatever reason. There certainly are situations where kids need to be taken out of a bad situation.
But yeah, there's a lot of room for, for, what is it where I'm looking for? A lot of room for a funny business going on there. Yeah. And also we reported a story a few weeks ago about a seat, wasn't a CPS group that like put baby thief or whatever on their shirts and professional kidnapper and thought it was funny.
So yeah, you know, there's a lot to be criticized there in general anyway. But I think when you, when you have these types of, and this whole idea here of this, these people, they profiled, I never heard of these guys. This video of at least, you know, pedophile task force thing. I mean, they seem like Q adjacent type of stuff.
It's not exactly Q and on posts or the majority of Q followers. These are people who took advantage of the movements and started their own sort of eccentric type of, you know, offshoots, which is a thing. It is a thing. A lot of people have taken the Q and on train and have spun off their own type of interpretations or worldviews, so to speak, and decoding some of the Q posts and stuff like that.
But yeah, I had never heard of these two people that they profile in this, in this article. And of course, they're trying to frame it as like, see, look at these crazy Q people. And the whole thing reminds me of the Cointel Pro program that they had in the 50s and 60s, which I think is still going on, which was basically the FBI is a counter intelligence program where they infiltrated certain groups that were against the United States government. And they try to neutralize those organizations from within instead of a direct hand on type of confrontation.
And so they bring in people that can discredit the whole group. And our thesis has been that it's going to be this type of thing will be used to discredit anybody. And they threw in the whole, oh, he's reading this other guy who had Bible verses in the background, just include that little detail in the article just to make the suggestion that all these people, these religious right, crazy people, are all the same. They're all part of this wild fringe conspiracy theory situation where they believe all this nonsense about child trafficking.
And of course, this article fails to mention anything about Epstein, which undermines part of their argument here, because it's with Daily Beast. They're trying to uphold certain worldviews or certain aisle of the political spectrum or whatever. But so per usual, the path is narrow. And there's a middle ground where you can sort of not necessarily support Q, but then also be sympathetic to those who are being rounded up and associated with these people that looks more like a mental health issue again.
We talked about that in the last episode as well. Right. Exactly, right. There's some pieces there that need to be connected, yeah, which is the mental health issue.
First of all, there would not be this much attention on Q from the mainstream media if it wasn't for Trump and if it wasn't an election year. I mean, there's definitely part of the issue here is that Trump has not specifically condemned Q. So therefore, he is a Q supporter. I'm just talking about from the mainstream view here.
Of course, there's some connection, alleged, alleged connection between Trump and Q, but from a mainstream point of view, where you don't think that there's some sort of crazy conspiracy theory really going on, basically Trump doesn't condemn Q. So you need to demonize all Q supporters, which there are millions. It's crazy how big that movement has gotten partly because there's a Q for every, whatever flavor you're looking for. There's a Q for you.
But again, that's from another show, but it's all about homogenizing people who might vote for Trump into almost literal demons. And of course, the election has a lot to do with this. But it's just more part of the divide and conquer situation where you take one, obviously mentally unstable person and you apply that to everyone who disagrees with the official story. And so it's very interesting.
So basically, we've got to, you know, Trump, the fascist, fascist conspiracy theorist, and what do we need to get rid of him? Well, we need Biden, a notorious segregationist and Kamala Harris, the top cop, you know, most corrupt legal entity in California. Who cares if both of those things go directly against the supposed democratic worldview? At least it's not Trump.
I had to, I had to text a libjo friend of mine. He's a liberal journalist. And I just texted him yesterday. I'm like, dude, is please set me straight on this.
Are you guys really saying that a segregationist and a cop is what you guys want in the White House instead of Trump? And he's like, you know what? I know it's crazy. I cannot believe it.