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It is just this. We can use it to dance through the lens of Bible classes. You are listening to the known Grand News Tour. Your listening to Canary Grand News Talk today is March 16th, 2022, and we are live to take on this episode number 459.

Today, Z-Deccoorn. Razzle, dazzle, dazzle, dazzle, dazzle. I'm your best, best buddy, buddy, Basil, Basil, Basil, Basil. And my name is Gons.

Welcome to the podcast where... Oh, no, no. This is your favorite Asian provider tour. Welcome to the podcast where we bring you the best news, which is the Gospel message of Jesus Christ, while reporting the egregious, what they well-rounded, biblically-grounded, take-on world events.

Oh, Gons brain is just dumbed up with something. Definitely brain somewhere else. Or a little scroll text was not updated. Oh, no.

That needs to happen as I try to get into the show here. Yeah, because we're a real professional outfit here. We have scrolling chyron's keeping you updated on the news of the day. And the big news today, Gons, is that it is our 10-year anniversary of podcasting, but that's not what this is about.

We'll talk more about that later. I think we should just jump right into our lead stories. What do you say? High school, Ukraine.

Ukraine. New World Order. Well, President Zelensky of Ukraine made an urgent appeal to Congress for more supplies to fight Russia and in the process appealed to some historic moments in US history. Yes.

We need you right now. Remember Pearl Harbor. Terrible morning of December 7, 1941 when your sky was black from the plains attacking you. Just remember it.

Remember September the 11th. A terrible day in 2001 when he will try to turn your cities independent territories in battlefields. When innocent people were attacked from air. Yes.

Just like nobody else expected it. You could not stop it. Our country experienced the same every day right now at this moment every night for three weeks now. Okay.

Okay. So they're having Pearl Harbor 9-11 every single day for weeks in Ukraine. And of course, not the greatest, greatest translation. Translator was a little rough.

Yeah. Some of the headlines were talking about how he delivered an emotional plea during the appeal to Congress, but not really translating unless you want to say that the translator was emotional herself. I'm not going to go with the words. Not really.

Yeah. You'd think that the translators need to be somewhat talented orators as well. Not that I'm sure she's fine. This is a stressful time for everybody.

I'm not blaming her, but yes, it does lose a little bit of its, you know, if you're going to be bringing up 9-11 Pearl Harbor and things like that, you kind of need the orative that those illusions kind of require. Well, the plea works because it was announced this morning that Biden sends more aid after the Zalenskiim, votes 9-11 Pearl Harbor in emotional address to Congress. More specifically, the USA Today being mirrored on Yahoo News, Biden announces $800 million more in military aid to fend off Russian, Russia's assault. So, $800 million.

Almost a billion bucks. Not the most. We've ever sent them. Well, no.

How much do we send Israel a year? I think it's upwards of somewhere between five and 10 billion a year. That's a lot of bills. A lot of bills.

So we've been sending, you know, stuff that Ukraine for years now. I mean, ever since, well, I suppose the last thing, 2014. 2014 ish. It was the last time things got.

Yeah. Okay. Good timing though. The amount doesn't matter.

It's the thought that can't survive. That's here. President Joe Biden announced Wednesday that an additional $800 million in military aid will be sent to Ukraine just after President Vlodabir Zalenski is addressed to Congress, a speech he called convincing. I like how Biden is- Who called it?

Biden called it convincing. So I like how Zalenski is like Pearl Harbor 9-11 and Biden is immediately like convinced. Sign the check. $800 million.

That's all we had to do. Yeah. Well, I mean, it's again, sending money over there is not anything new. Sending them that much money is just not really anything new.

What's been surprising is that somehow we've been able to claim that we're like sort of staying out of combat while we're just flooding the zone with weapons of all kinds, defensive weapons though, not not offensive. These are strictly defensive missiles. Yeah. I'm still trying to get this in texting the work every time I apply the loop that just disappears on the screen.

So I don't know what's happening. It's okay. Just forget it for now. We'll fix it.

We'll fix it. All right. Yeah. There's always updates of stuck getting bombed and whatnot.

Sure. Well, there was this headline that came across. This was from MSN being mirrored from Forbes. And the headline is Zalenski says Russia, Ukraine, peace talks sounding more realistic.

Here's where negotiations stand and what to watch for. And we won't go through the whole thing, but they have some key facts and crucial quotes. Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov said Wednesday negotiations with Ukraine are tough, but quote, specific wordings of a peace agreement were quote, close to being agreed, including neutrality for Kyiv and security guarantees for Moscow according to the financial times, which again, financial times is kind of one of those sketchy outlets that has some questionable, you know, sources and means. But it doesn't matter.

The comment marks the most optimistic statement on peace negotiations from a senior Russian official during the war and follows a concession from Zalenski on Tuesday acknowledging that Ukraine must accept it will not become a member. Oh, acknowledging that Ukraine must accept it will not become a member of NATO despite its aspirations. Zalenski said Ukraine will instead have to rely on security guarantees from foreign powers, for its protection, hinting and a possible compromise over one of President Vladimir Putin's key goals. British Prime Minister Boris Johnson, a NATO founder, reinforced the concession on Wednesday, saying there is quote, no way Ukraine is going to join NATO anytime soon.

And that's a Lenski understood the quote, reality of the position. NATO does not admit countries with unsettled territorial conflicts. However, and Johnson said decisions about the future of Ukraine would be for the Ukrainian people and their elected leader in quotation marks. Unfortunate use of quotation marks there, a crucial quote here quote, all wars and in agreements Zalenski said on Tuesday.

Somehow that's incredibly deep and total hogwash. But it doesn't matter. Don't tell the mainstream I said that. However, time is still needed for the decisions.

This is great. My browser has gone completely haywire. You got the rest of the question. However, time is still needed for the decisions to be in Ukraine's interests.

Our heroes are defenders give us this time defending Ukraine everywhere. Okay. Yeah. So about the time we're just going to drag it out and hopefully find peace.

Now, just as a quick comment, you know, we've always discussed this event in Ukraine and Russia as a, if not sort of manufactured, which, hey, that's for the conspiracy theorists to figure out, it is at least extremely convenient to the world as a whole, but specifically the U.S. during a time where there was plenty of financial problems to be hidden, plenty of reasons for inflation. Now they can blame it on Putin and not on over printing of money or et cetera, et cetera. It was a great excuse to back off of COVID.

And you know, if it does only take three weeks to find some sort of agreement, at least they got at least the U.S. got what it wanted out of this. Yeah, I suppose we'll get to more of that later because there's a lot of new world order talk mainstream conversations about this issue with Ukraine and Russia. It's just a common talking point.

It's become normal world order. Yeah. So there's a lot of things going on here. We had another death here of an affiliate's media personnel.

USA Today being mirrored on MSN. Fox News cameraman and consultant killed outside of Kyiv after vehicles struck by incoming fire. Fox News cameraman Pierre Zakar Zuski, another Z. And journalist Olasandra, Alexandra Sasha, Kuv Shinova were killed while reporting with correspondent Benjamin Hall and Ukraine on Monday outside of Kyiv, according to statements from the media company, the media company.

The media company. The media company from Fox is what they're saying. Yeah, probably. I'm a reporter, individual who was a consultant to Fox.

And I find it interesting. The other journalist who died was more of a, he was kind of like a woke. He was freelance. He was a freelance guy.

Both of these guys were sort of freelance in a sense. But the affiliation they make here in the West, at least in the U.S. is, you know, Boston Globe writer. What was the main outlet that the guy wrote for?

The Got your Times. New York Times. Okay. So New York Times guy.

Now we get a Fox News guy. You know, it's kind of like trying to bring nobody is safe. We try to rally the country in a sense, you know, like we got both this conflict is so it's beyond the, you know, Republican Democrat. Yeah, we got to come together in a time of war for Ukraine, you know, very interesting, sort of, sci-op taking place apart from the actual death of these individuals, which, you know, again, just very convenient for the people who it would be convenient for.

But yeah, very sad. I have not seen a whole lot of reporting on this one, probably mainly because I don't know, this is it's Fox. Yeah, you don't have too much sympathy in an election year. So the other thing that was going viral, being shared on the internet was this Russian journalist protesting during a Russian TV broadcast.

Have you seen this? No. I think this is a little edited version of it, but there's a news anchor and lady comes with the protester comes behind her during a live broadcast holding a sign. It's a few seconds here.

It's all in Russian. Yeah, they're just holding a sign back there and then they cut some B roll of stuff. Quick. Yeah, quick.

Cut to the B roll. Control room was on it. So part of what's interesting with this story is that allegedly the woman that did this came in, you know, I don't know where during the live broadcast to protest and say, you know, they're lying to you or whatever. She was arrested right after this happened.

And now the reports are that she is missing. So Yahoo News reports, who is Marina Olseyanekova, the missing editor who protested live on Russian TV. So again, the reality of what happened doesn't even matter out here. It's look at their arresting even the protesters.

And in fact, we are going missing in Russia. Their barbaric, you know, Putin, just journalists who speak their mind, you know, the fun part about this is not that it's shocking is that it is expected. It's more like a of course Putin disappeared her even if you know whether or not he did like officially get disappeared, you know, just the fact that, oh, we can't, she's not actually we can't find her. Yeah, of course, put in picture of which of course he would.

I mean, that's kind of his that's his style. And that's how he keeps his keeps his whole company going there. Well, yeah, some of his riches might be in trouble here is to be here. He reports about all the sanctions and everything happening.

The telegraph reporting Vladimir Putin stashes millions of pounds of his personal wealth in London. And part of this report here is that a new kleptocracy unit could investigate assets the Russian president has in the UK. So, kleptos, government kleptocracy, which is pretty ironic for, you know, the UK or the US also, you know, any of the major world powers, but especially the sort of historically empirical ones who owe all of their riches to kleptocracy. Okay.

Sure. Yeah. So, as a CSA CSA CSA, CSA, kleptocracy unit, if they have that in the US, it would be all the reparation type of conversations, right? It's I would certainly be a big part of it.

Yeah. Okay. So, a lot of stuff happening in Ukraine, Russia, obviously it's it's center stage for the news cycle, but there's something that happened reported last night this morning that I think is very fascinating. Oh, the pope's involved.

The pope is getting involved. This is Vatican news dot VA and the headline here, Pope to consecrate Russia and Ukraine to immaculate heart of Mary. Yes. What does that mean?

You know, that means not as well as I should because I am not a Catholic, but this article kind of explains some of it here. Let's hear it. Well, consecrate Russian Ukraine to the immaculate heart of Mary on Friday, 25th March during the celebration of penance that he will preside over at 5 p.m. in St.

Peter's Basilica. And then it talks about just another thing happening here. And importantly, there on the same day, the ceremony will be performed in Fatima, Portugal by Cardinal Conrad Krasuski, papal Almanor, who was being sent through by the pope. The day of the feast of the enunciation of the Lord was chosen for the consecration, martyrdom of the good in the apparition of 13 July, 1917 in Fatima, our lady, capital O, capital L, our lady had asked for the consecration of Russia to her immaculate heart, stating that if this request were not granted, Russia would spread quote, it's errors throughout the world promoting wars and persecution of the church and quote.

And of course, 1917, the year, who was it? Stalin? I can't remember now. Lenin, Lenin took over and the communist sort of revolution started taking place in Russia.

And then quote, the good, she added quote, will be martyred. The Holy Father will have much to suffer. Various nations will be destroyed. And as alleged message from the apparition of our Lady Mary that allegedly happened in Fatima, Portugal.

Yeah, I wonder, should we give just a little review? I mean, we've done entire Canary Cry radio episodes on the Fatima phenomenon, was it? With Ellie Marzoulli did a bunch of research on it, went down there and talked to people to try to figure out what happened. But just as a quick review, I forget the date.

Well, it was 1912 or something like that. So some of the documentation, so it was May, I think it was May in 1917, these three young girls started receiving communication from an entity. And they sort of, they were like uneducated. They didn't know how to read or anything, but they were receiving messages.

A couple of them were able to speak to the entity. One was only able to see, but can't hear anything or something. So they started to get popular in the local sort of thing. The rumor got out, like all these girls are, you know, they're talking to somebody, a spirit or whatever.

But as things progressed, I got to the point, I think it was October, 1917 or maybe it was a little earlier, but it says here July, so maybe July, okay, July, 1917, there were like upwards of 70,000 people getting ready to witness what the little girl alleged was an appearance of our lady, like she would appear to everybody. So all those people were there. And so what's remembered by the Vatican is, oh, we received these prophecies from Mother Mary and, you know, the Vatican holds on to them and part of some of the prophecies that were received involved the conversation about Russia. So very interesting stuff there.

And that's what the Vatican told us. That's what's kind of been out there for about a hundred years. Ellie Monzuli a few years ago did a deep dive on this again, went down to Portugal, interviewed people, interviewed the people that documented a lot of the writing. And he went directly to the source, the handwritten notes for 1917 right after this happened.

And what's described is not an apparition of Mary, but rather what's more or less we can sort of surmise as a UFO appearance in front of the. There's a mass, a mass sighting of a bright light. Bright lights, but it was also described as like a spinning, a spinning disk at the time. They didn't really know what to say.

So they called it a spinning sun is what they described it as. And he lowered it came down and it kind of swooped around. We got near to people. The reports were that all it dried our wet clothes because it was a rainy day.

But in fact, it was like burning people's skin too, which is kind of a consistent thing with UFO sightings, people that have come close in contact with these things, feel burns or feel, you know, other types of radiation damage or whatever. So, so not the kind of serene spiritual thing that the Vatican has relayed to the rest of the world as happened or a thing that happened. And I think they even named it a miracle, right? The church actually calls this a miracle.

Like one of them. It took a while, but they did officially sort of call it a miracle. Right. Right.

So I just think it's interesting that in this time when we see the Russia, Ukraine conversation or the conflict, the conversation that the pope brings up is to invoke Fatima, the place where UFO appeared in front of thousands of people gave them a message, a prophecy, quote, unquote, that allegedly had something to do with Russia, which we don't know for sure because what L.A. Marzuli uncovered, according to his research, Lucille was the one that relayed the Russia thing, that, you know, this whole message here that the Vatican news sites. That's the little girl's name. The little girl's name.

According to L.A., she didn't actually mention Russia until about 10 years later when she was brought back into sort of actually write down what was communicated to her from like the church broader and was like, okay, we need an official sort of statement or whatever. So kind of interesting. I mean, very interesting, especially in the context of sort of the broader, you know, great deception conversation, which of course is wrapped up in UFOs or interdimensional beings or aliens or whatever they want to be called, sort of supplanting or creating a secular explanation for miraculous and spiritual things, which was a big focal point of the Fatima miracle or Miracalat Fatima. And when it comes to, you know, biblical prophecy and time stuff, all this, Russia, obviously, another focal point.

So to wrap it all up together in a nice little bow, you know, as far as sort of like great deception foundational, you know, foundation setting actions by the Pope, this is definitely somewhere near the top of the list. Yeah. So what goes on and like, it goes through some of the various times that the Vatican consecrated Russia and they've done it before. They've done it a few times.

Yeah. It's part of the prophecy. Man, you got to listen to our lady, right? Rejecting our lady, which, you know, from our perspective, the other parts of what LA uncovered during his research of Portugal in that area is that there is a long history of goddess worship and serpent cults there in Portugal, right at that Fatima region there.

And of course, you know, you tie that back to like a female deity worship, ancient female deity worship and stuff like that. And that's straight up into the goddess. Yeah. So it all ties together.

It all it's all coming together. So it's fascinating is to bring this sort of supernatural slash UFO conversation into the Russia Ukraine crisis because with COVID, it was like, Oh, what's next? The UFOs and then it kind of was like, Oh, the government's like, yeah, we had a whole unit looking at you. They brought up the UFOs.

So it's like every big world event comes out from from a global authority, by the way, not just conspiracy theorists or whatever. It's the government comes out and talks about aliens in relation to COVID. And now the pope coming out and, you know, making a connection between UFOs and potential world war three here. Yeah.

And I have another article I'll just read the headline from a let, a let, a let, a let, you work and headline is our lady of Fatima statue to visit Ukraine, international pilgrim version statue of Fatima will tour Ukraine on a mission of peace and reconciliation. And that's a pretty talented statue. So it's, it's very interesting. We're talking about the beast system and is it Rome?

And I mean, there is an element to that that that seems to be prevalent in our conversation today with all the stuff happening in Russia, Ukraine. So I found that interesting that within all the new cycle stuff, this is where we would land today, which is, you know, just all the stuff happening with the money and the, and they're doing this thing, but also the vote. Yeah. And those are the kind of connections that takes 10 years of podcasting to be able to make.

I mean, it's again, another reason why I love with sort of just our careers in general guns, but this show that we get to do now is there's plenty of news deconstruction on the war. And maybe even one or two of them will mention the pope just getting involved. But how many other news deconstruction and analysis pod guests are going back a hundred years to connect the longstanding Catholic miracles, UFOs, biblical prophecy, space pope, reptilian and Russian, Ukraine, current events, not a whole lot of them. I'll tell you what.

And that's why we're so happy to have you here on our 10th anniversary and guns. I don't know if you know this or not, but it is a Wednesday. It is Wednesday, my dudes. Yeah.

Indeed. Here we are, guns older, just older. We're not to say wiser, but then you kind of thought about it. And maybe not.

We are at least older than when we started podcasting. And so this is fun. This is fun. You know, I've realized that right about eight and a half years of podcasting, I started calling it 10 years, just rounding it up, making it easy.

So it is fun to actually hit the official 10 year mark. Now we have a lot of people listening now who are like, I didn't know you guys have been going for 10 years. I started listening in 2020 when you did your big long live stream episodes. Yes, this form of the show has only existed since 2020 because, hey, we had a lot of time on our hands, baby.

But we have been doing Canary Crying News Talk since 2016 and our other show, Canary Cry Radio, which is a long form interview style show we've been doing since 2020. So it's been a long time since 2012. Feel free to go check that out. There's all sorts of long form, fringy conspiracy back when it was cool, but also biblical prophecy, spirituality, spiritual warfare type stuff and the same lovable technocratic critiques as always.

So if you haven't checked it out, you should go check it out. It's a great sort of foundational knowledge building experience listening through Canary Cry radio. But yes, that is how we got here. Now there's been projects interspersed, guns, of course, age of deceit, the infamous documentary series that you've been doing since 2011.

Also I've gone through my number of side projects, including the Joy Spircy Theory, which you can still listen to. And of course, now, Ravel. So yes, I think it's a 10 years well spent guns. Yeah, there was, and I have for those of you watching, can you recry radio.com?

CCR 001, introductions, internet tracking and transhumanism. We're talking about transhumanism back then. And I actually was first published March 16th, 2012. So yep, right there, 10 years ago today.

And I was listening to a few minutes at the beginning there. And the funny thing is, first off, we sound a little different. We're a little more like, hush hush, because we're in the church office. Yes, we were secretly recording in our place of work.

And we're talking about the Canary and the coal mine, what it means, and all that kind of stuff right at the top. And the funny thing is you say, the great thing about Canary Cry radio is, I'm like, listen, 10 years reflecting, I'm like, we just started that podcast. That was our first episode and you're already hyping it. You're hyping it.

You're like, the thing that's amazing about Canary Cry radio. What did I say? I was so curious. I don't remember.

I don't know what I thought was so great at that point. The great thing about this podcast, folks, in the first five minutes of its existence is that I'm here. I mean, basically, it was interesting to listen to my voice sounds a little higher pitched. I think I was moving faster back then.

But, yeah, good time. We were just babies. We were just babies back then. Yeah, but it's surprising that we've been able to hold not just other people's interests, but our own interest for 10 years.

Well, I was thinking, and this, I guess makes sense, is that Canary Cry and news talk started four years after radio started. We've been doing news talk longer than we've been doing radio now, which is kind of crazy. Well, we didn't stop doing Canary Cry radio. I know, but in terms of like, you've been doing Canary Cry news talk for longer than we had been doing.

Okay. Yeah. We're just still impressive. I mean, when we started this show, we were all like, we were pretty well established and like into the scene, you know, we weren't babies.

We were four years in. And I felt, of course, this is just my own sort of hubris and being a young man as I was back then thinking that, you know, what was I was 25 or six when we started this show. Like, I've been podcasting for four years now. I'm just going to branch out to a new show or whatever.

Like, oh my gosh. Well, not many people can say they've been podcasting for a decade. I think it's a very small group of people. So, well, we're so I'm happy to be here.

I can't believe that we are able to still do it. And as old men now able to actually do it, you know, I was going to say professionally, but that's a weird way to put it just to be able to continue to do it as we grow older and have more responsibilities and children and, you know, financial responsibilities and stuff. That is the time in life. You know, you're 30s, you're late 20s where people tend to kind of shift away from the like, making your dreams come true attitude and start and start valuing stability.

Yeah. You value stability and you start making those hard decisions, which is not to say that we haven't had to do that. You know, I was we've both been working in other jobs for much of that time, most of that time. For me, literally up until the pandemic when I couldn't work and suddenly had so much time to podcast, but happy to be here.

Happy everybody else is here. We're extremely thankful that you continue to tune in and support the show and find it valuable. We're very grateful to God to have, you know, helped, well, helped to have pretty much been entirely responsible for the continuation of this show. Something we love to do, something we feel is very valuable, not just for us, but you know, we feel we found something valuable we can do for the world.

So enough rambling on from me, but just wanted to express my gratitude to everybody because we wouldn't be anything if it weren't for the listeners and the producers and everybody involved in doing the show. 100%. I would argue we still are basically nothing. Yeah.

Like all the producers and kind of like making it all happen. The producers, we're coming to a wonderful point in this. I mean, we're just about there where the producers can or do handle most of the stuff that we would just literally never be able to get to. Yeah.

I mean, you know, if it's just you and me, we might be able to just do the show, but there would be no website. You still be on the floor with those sock puppets. We'd be just making sock puppet videos. Oh my gosh.

Yeah. Old school canary cry people. There we were making sock puppet videos about fringe conspiracy theories and traveling through war and bible prophecy. Yeah.

It's going to be biblical. All right. That's right. Okay.

Enough wandering down. Sure. What is it? Remembering.

Yeah. I mean, I guess that counts as our sort of personal time. Did you have anything else? No, I think we should thank the executive producers who are responsible once again for making the show happen.

Uh huh. Let's do it. Okay. So that's right, folks.

This show has only been able to continue in the form that it is or does or whatever the right word is because of the Valley for Valley model. We take no corporate money whatsoever. It's the only way we could feel right about doing what we do because we could not. We could not live with ourselves if we were gathering up your time and your attention and your trust and selling it off to advertising companies for our own personal gain.

And that's why the producers are such an important part of the show because we're on the Valley for Valley model. If you get value out of what we do, if you've gotten any value out of what we've done for 10 years, you have the opportunity and the personal responsibility to support independent media. If that's what you want to see continue in the world. And the people who do that are called producers and the people who do it the most generously during any single episode are the executive producers of that episode.

That's right. And we will think the rest of our producers later on during our break. But I do want to give a shout out to the executive producers of this episode starting with Sir Sigur the Beast. Thank you very much.

Thank you. So, pan-a-ji is coming in again. Thank you very much. I think it's two people there.

It's energy and lorry g. Yes. Hand on lorry and then Clifton. Clifton P.

That's right. Three executive producers for this episode. Thank you guys so, so much. And we'll be reading notes and things like that later on in the show.

Where'd you find this? Kydoki. I'm looking at our notes here. Yes, I'm special to talk about.

A couple things. So, first off, let me just real quickly get through the meaning of this episode, which may confuse people. So, Z has to do with Zelensky and it actually has to do with an article that we'll get into in our later Ukraine New World Order segment where it goes through the alphabet of the Ukraine crisis, A for atomic bomb or whatever. We'll go through that and Z is the kicker, Zelensky, the superstar of this whole deal.

So, that's the Z. And then, Decacorn is just a word I heard recently. I was fascinated by it. Do you know what a Decacorn is?

Is it a real word or what? Yeah. And make this word up. Oh, I would imagine it means 10 horns.

It is a unicorn that has 10 horns meaning at least worth $10 billion. So do you know how a billion dollar company is a unicorn? Oh, okay. You're talking about in corporate parlance.

Okay. No, I did not know that. Okay. So that's a thing.

So the biggest $10 billion companies are called Decacorn. At least $10 billion. So that makes Canary Cry News talk a Decacorn. Absolutely not.

We fell well short of the Decacorn label, but we did last a decade. So there's that connection. But it's interesting. A Decacorn, 10 horns, a 10 horn unicorn, because Revelation 31 talks about a beast that comes out of the sea.

It's got 10 horns. So maybe this is a prophecy that talks about, hey, this beast thing is going to be at least worth $10 billion. Oh, interesting. Because it's got 10 horns.

Yeah. Well, that does sort of support some of the interpretations from prophecy. You watch our type people that, yeah, you know, the sort of corporate monstrosities might be a part of the book of Revelation and things in their end. The final system.

And then, of course, we would have done something a little different with the 10 horns there on the arts. But instead, we just have this logo. Yeah, we've got this cool. It's the seal.

We have a seal now, guys. Oh, it's the seal. Those canary. You must have put this on your right foot or left shoulder if you would like to continue listening to the show.

Well, for those who are just listening and not watching, you can see the image on your podcast player there. And yes, you know, it's been 10 years. In the past, our logos have more or less just been me spending 10 minutes on Photoshop and like not being very good at Photoshop. And you know, oh, this will work.

Yeah, that looks cool. Okay, cool. And then we just keep it for 10 years. Not for the 10 year anniversary.

It would be a great opportunity to introduce, you know, whether we call it a new logo or the seal of Canary Cry news talk. And I think it's pretty cool. I, I, what, commandeered the skills of some Canary Cry or, of course, one Canary Cry artist. I worked diligently with Sir Dove, Knight of Rust-Beltia.

And he was very, of course, very talented Canary Cry news talk artist, but also very patient with me because every little piece of this, I would send him a long email. He was about like little tweaks. We went back and forth for a few months, actually. So this thing is, you know, took months.

I mean, I think we started working on it back in November and literally just, I've just put the finishing touches on it before we started the show today. And yeah, it's kind of based off of, you know, look, look, if you know us, if you know what we're about, we like to poke fun. We like to do some tongue and cheek. We like to refer to a lot of the, the sort of, I don't know, Illuminati illusions in all sorts of different ways.

But you'll notice that the seal of Canary Cry here is loosely based on the seal of the United States, but instead of a Phoenix slash Eagle, we've got a Canary, a wide winged Canary, opening his wings wide ready to spread the truth. He's got a ribbon going through his mouth there that has some Latin on it. And that says, Kokotare extra caviar, which means can you guess? Think outside the cage.

Yeah, that's exactly right. So we've got some think outside cage and Latin there in its, in, well, when we're looking at it in its right hand, there is a Katana, gons, that's you. There's a Viking Axe, that is me. And you'll notice that there is also an arrow.

Yes, and that arrow, that's you producers. That's right. The Canary is armed with three weapons there. And yeah, I thought the arrow was cool for the producers because they're sort of, you know, they're, they're arranged weapons.

Right. They're, they're, you know, fighting the battle from a little bit further away, covering their, their homies, Basil and Gons. Now in the other hand, you'll see a sort of three intertwined angry snakes and those angry snakes represent sort of the adversary you've got. I've been sort of calling them like corruption, coercion.

And there was another seawear that I can't remember right now. I have a written down somewhere. Conflict, conflict, something like that. Coronavirus.

Yes. But they also sort of represent, you know, that the centers of power that we sort of, uh, was tried to, tried to resist or at least analyze or whatever, hoping to take some power out of the bite. And of course there's snakes because they're all wrapped up with the adversary as well. So you've got like corporations, you've got governments and you've got media.

You've got like the, the lies. We open for interpretation. Yeah. There's a lot of interpretation here.

I was not doing this full thing, but there's more little Easter eggs for those who want to uh, confusion. Yes. Thank you. Estimating one.

You got it. It is confusion. Good. Yeah.

That was for the, the sort of news corporations, the confusion. Um, yeah. There's some other Easter eggs that I won't, I will let people find on their own. Yeah.

Why don't you do one on the shield because it brings us to the next thing. Yeah. I was going to go through the shield. So on the top, you've got the crown of thorns there.

Of course, Jesus at the top on the bottom, you've got an open book, both for truth and the scriptures on the left hand side, we had a little fun with it. You've got a, uh, and, you know, a, uh, all seeing eye, eye of, uh, Providence or whatever, with an ex through it, you know, because we're taking down the secret societies. And on the right side there, you've got a friendly looking robot head that also has Xs for eyes. And that's because we got our eye on you flippy.

Flipping on the day. Do your wrong Friday. That's right. Is that loud?

Yeah. All of them have been a little loud, but I was just going to let you do it. That we're cranking it up to get hype going. Um, yeah.

And you know what? It's as if MISO robotics, the car, the original company who created the original flippy who started our obsession with robots and how they are, uh, you know, taking our jobs and flirting. Oh my gosh. I didn't give the flippy update.

If you know flippy is the colloquial name for the disembodied robot arms that are taking our jobs and slaving our children and flirting with our spouses. We use talking about flippy as a way to explore all the new fun and exciting ways that robots take over the world and how there's nothing we can do about it. And yes, as if on cue, MISO robotics, the creator of the original flippy has dropped their video yesterday from their March 10th shareholder presentation. And it's about an hour long and we're going to play the whole hour.

We're going to just sit here quietly and watch the entire thing. Um, no, but they started out their shareholder presentation with a little video and it starts at about, you know, five seconds or something. Gonsbine, I'd like to play this. Okay.

Yes. I'd like to play this video. This was the open, the opener, the opening video for MISO robotics, the, the, the father, the mother, the progenator of flippy to which we owe so much attention on this show. Let's see what they have to say.

Oh, good. Yes. Do we have volume? This is when they sat in silence at the shareholder meeting.

There we go. By the way, extremely low on volume. Yeah, it is extremely low. Is there anything we can do to pump that up?

Yeah, I can try something. Okay. We'll take a second while you do that. Um, because, uh, yeah, I was just very excited to see this and I thought, wow, of course, on our 10th year anniversary, they give us exactly what we need, exactly what we want to do.

So, um, uh, laying low recently besides the fact that they continue to try to get investors, which we can still do. Remember, we talked about MISO and how we miss the train on, on investing. Well, they do have a series A or something, a registration A or whatever series of, uh, investment going on. We got to be an accredited investor to, I don't think so.

No, I think we're in this weird. Are you doing it out? They're doing some sort of retail situation. I could be wrong.

I got about halfway through the process and then, uh, I got distracted. Let's try to play this one again. But you can invest for as little as $1,000 at 10 bucks and five cents a share. Mm.

Wow. Yeah. Food made fast and affordable are all part of what made these American institutions, but times are changing. The pandemic has flipped the restaurant industry upside down.

We're looking for our savior. Save your. Save your. Take us back back to the glory days of fast.

We'll say back or even glory days. Well, what would you say? It's about the future of fast food. Yeah.

Cool. Hi, I'm Mike Bell. CEO of MISO Robotics. We're using robotics and AI to help usher in the future of fast food commercial kitchens.

We're using the first kitchen. We look at these kitchens across the United States. You see operations based on manual tasks and outdated technology. So that means people are performing lots of repetitive and robotic tasks.

Ha. Was that fun intended? Yes, it was. So robots.

I got it. I got it. We can't talk because your voice is so much louder. Pretty simple.

We build robots to do robotic work and look, people do people work. The fryer is one of the toughest positions to build. You got flattery oil. Twenty thirty degrees hotter to any behind that fryer than the rest of the kitchen.

What we ended up developing with is really a collaboration between kitchen workers and our engineering products. Workers who used to be working grill working the kitchen are now working the kitchen but getting trained in robotics technology at the same time. That's the skill they can take with them. The rest of their lives.

Wow, that sounds impressive. I'm not impressed by how cool it is. You think franchise owners can afford this? I can answer that.

This is a huge addressable market. We're talking over a quarter million QSRs in the US alone. And yes, many of them are struggling cash flow, case and issue. So we ended up with RAS model which stands for robots as a service in charge of monthly service fee.

So restaurants don't have to pay any up for costs. The monthly fees go towards equipment, the software, and allows our team to stay engaged with the staff and train them on robotics. And here we can improve our technology so they can focus on more important tasks for business. I got it.

So robots can do the robot work. And people can get it. People can get it. People are taking orders from the smile and delivering it to them personally.

To me, these are the things that made fast food great to begin with. The attention to detail and the people focused experience. So our goal is to bring restaurants into the future. Well, there you have it.

Well, not the saviors, but the guys should help bring us into a new era. Feel everything we love and more than we expect. Yay! Yay!

The future! Isn't it weird, the types of things that they focus on. There's a couple of things that are very fun. I mean, they started out being like, meso robotics will be the savior of fast food.

Well, not the savior. We're more of a... You know, and they kind of like... Dides!

The profits! This is a wonderful communication rhetorical device that they employed here, which is... The fact is they do think of themselves as the savior. But they know that they can't say that.

You can't say that out loud because then, you know, crazy Christians will make podcasts about it. About how you're trying to be the savior of the world with your robots. But, you know, Trump employed this a lot. Where he would say something like, I'm not going to say that she looks like a horse.

But, I mean, somebody else might say that. Where are some... And so that's what meso's doing here. We're not the saviors.

Somebody might say we're the saviors. We don't say that though. We're just here to guide fast food into the new age, which is just a great quote to their shareholders. No, no, no, we're not the Christ figure of fast food.

We are just guides, man. We're just your shaman into the future of fast food. Some interesting things in there. Introducing RAS, R-A-S.

We talked about RAS very early. Yeah, well, you know, business people or computer people, they'll know of software as a service. So, bass, bass, blockchain as a service. You know, these are sort of business models.

And yeah, so they are doing the robot as a service model, which is a great model because that means nobody will ever own their own robots. They stay under the control of me, so you just pay a monthly fee. It's kind of like a... It's like a domain name.

It's like a domain name, exactly. You get your software updates, you get your hardware updates for your support. Help desk. Can you help?

And, you know, it makes it much more affordable for any individual restaurant to use this. So you don't got to drop like a hundred grand on a robot. So, you know, this is bright future there for me. So, in one of these days, when I don't get too distracted, maybe I can finally take my own investment advice, which I do not recommend you guys do, but it is there if you're interested.

Yeah, we got more non-investment investment advice later on, by the way. Yeah, also don't listen to us. No, no, no, no, no. We're not pros.

It's not as fun. Good timing on their big shareholder meeting, dropping words like Savior and Guide into the New Age and everything like that. So, Flippy, we're keeping an eye on you, Flippy. Don't worry, we haven't forgotten about you.

We spend so much time talking about other robots. Flippy sometimes gets a little jealous. Well, if you want to catch up on all the Flippies, all you got to do is go to canarycry.party. Find the live stream, the email list, text notifications, street team posters, show notes and ways to connect with other canaryons, and become a producer.

That's right, canarycry.party, where like MISO Robotics, we have robots doing robot jobs and humans doing human jobs. We got to mention that. Yeah, that was a good line. It was a good line.

Speaking of which, this is a great opportunity. I did not put it on Canary Cry Party yet, but we've done it. We finally put in the smallest amount of effort that it could possibly have taken, but the Canary Cry Mix Tape is now available online. Yes, so if you go to canarycrynewstalk.com.

Mix Tape, you'll find an embedded SoundCloud player where you can listen to all of the songs, full-length songs from Canary Cry. Artists and musicians, it's cool. It's all there, man. I have a couple more little tweaks I got to do to it, but I figured it's in your anniversary.

I should just put it out there now. So there you go. We'll have a better link or a better URL for it sometime in the future, but you can go to canarycrynewstalk.com. Or you can just find us on SoundCloud, Canary Cry Mix Tape.

It's got all your favorites. It's got the entire selection of Psalm 40's album is on there. You got Fun Fact, that's the Raptor song, Robot Girls, Robot Boys. Let's see what else.

There's the song that Gonsen, the cover of Shape of Things to Come. Gonsen, I did. Flippy, please don't take my girl. Of course Kenneth Kovalins, which is the Learbag COVID-19, Bob.

And this is in bed is not loading on my. It's not great. It's not working on mine either, but you can click it. I know it's embarrassing, but you can click on it and at least go to the SoundCloud.

Sure. I'll fix it after the show. Sorry about that. But yes, it's all there.

And if it's not there, let us know and we'll put it on there. There's a lot of songs. It's hard to track them all down. Yeah.

So that will be continuing to sort of perfect that, but cool. Now you can listen to your favorite Canary Cry songs whenever you want. Excellent. You want to mention Ravel for a moment?

Yeah. Go listen to Ravel. Ravel's good. I interviewed one of the top 10 Battle Rappers in the universe.

That is an official title. And yes, I, in my most cringeworthy moment in 10 years of podcasting, did Battle Wrap against the professional and actual professional Battle Rapper. So it's a fun time. And if you haven't checked out Ravel, you should definitely do that.

And of course, can you recry clips on YouTube and Odyssey? Yep. Sounds good. Okay.

Because we're a little bit behind on time. Yeah. Let's just get right back into this here. Great.

Great. So this is coming from the Guardian.com, the headline, How Ukraine Has Become the Crucible of the New World Order. Yay. Why do we even exist anymore, guys?

What is the point of us even? I guess this is when we call it when the Guardian starts talking about the New World Order. There's no use for us. So read the first three paragraphs there and then I have some of the main things highlighted because it goes through the letters.

This is the letter thing. Totally. I was going to do that exact thing. So here we go.

Russia's invasion of Ukraine has been described by politicians and commentators as a watershed moment in modern history, a turning point, comparable in importance to the 9-11 attacks in the US in 2001. The fall of the Berlin Wall in 1989, even the assassination of John F. Kennedy in 63. What point are they going to lose equity with the 9-11?

Never. It is such powerful, mind-controlled, triggering drama response that they can just literally drop anybody can drop it whenever they want. And you know, you think of millennials in our lifetime, scones. We have lived through the fall of the Berlin Wall, the 9-11 attacks, of course, the 2008 sessions, the COVID-19 pandemic.

Now this, I mean, our entire lives have had some sort of world-shattering disaster like every four years. Yeah, that's true. Whether this portentius view of the war turns out to be justified only time and future historians will tell. But there's no doubt that in the violent until the multiple days after 24th of February, the established international order has been shaken.