Dr. Peter Boghossian brought his "street epistomology" to his former school, "Portland State" and gets harassed by the cancel crew.  Of course, we break it down.

Why is the Pope taking the broad and measured look at the war in Ukraine, especially seeing it from Russia's side? Perhaps there's a bigger, more global message he's actually pushing.  Also, more disasters with food, livestock, production and processing in the US. Forced austerity and the weaponization of poverty against the West are part of the asymmetric strategy for systemic change. Oh yeah, we get into burrito talk as well.

Amidst the back drop of the latest school shooting in the USA, a community steeped in religious reverence becomes ground zero in the politicized cage match against the second amendment. With such events, there's always questions such as the strange displays of emotions or the lack thereof and rapidly unwrapped calls for the end of access to guns. 

Loosh is a term coined by Robert Monroe as the energetic substance emitted by humans that non-corporeal entities feed off of. It's also the energy that generates programs and agendas.

Robb Elementary has become transformed into a memorial that borders on the religious. 

One of the emerging religions in Mexico is Santa Muerte and I explore the backdrop of this religion as it relates to Uvalde.

Also in the show, I track a disturbing Twitter feed by a man who's transition from M to F has gone horribly wrong, pointing to the lack of oversight and clear guidance when people are confused and going through gender re-assignment,

Last week a Google engineer broke a story about how Google has developed an AI that has become sentient. Said engineer was put on leave this week by Google. This is most likely cover for a public reveal. One of Google's key employees is Ray Kurzweil, one of the cheerleaders of the singularity, a term coined by Vernor Vinge. Kurzweil has been labeled a trans-humanist and advocate of life extension. We get into Kurzweil today and his ongoing legacy.

In addition to looking at how many people are bailing on the current admin, we also look at how people might fare if the world as we know changed dramatically. If we had to go it on our own, could we cooperate and build a new world out of the old? Along the way, we stop in at Survivor and reflect on the success of Sandra Diaz-Twine, aka Queen Sandra, a two-time-winner of the game, and the greatest case for mediocrity rising above meritocracy in the modern world.

The Queen rolls into her celebration this weekend just ahead of the anniversary of D-Day. It's 936 weeks between 6-6-44 and 6-6-22. In English gematria, 936 is six, six, six. We get into this day and some of the implications around it.

Americans are being priced out of their lives. Turning more and more to credit to make their bills and just keep living, debt will rise to a record high, literally forcing people, by attrition to submit to the Great Reset.  Owning nothing will also go hand-in-glove with having no debt. A Jubilee will celebrated, with leaders from around the world heralding the dawn of a new day. But not everyone will go along, not everyone will play the game. We explore this and more.

In Uvalde, word goes out to demolish Robb elementary just like what happened with Sandy Hook. Police Chief Arenado, secretly gets sworn in as a city council person. Husband of a teacher suddenly dies? Ramos's grandmother gets shot in the face and then calls the police? All that and more.

As the Left/Right paradigm continues to be exploited in the wake of Roe V Wade being an absolute nothing burger, the racial fires and division are stoked yet again to get the race train running down the tracks. We also look at mediocrity vs meritocracy and how the zombie army wants to pull people into the muddied middle.

With reports slipping out that Ramos was actually shot in the school parking lot, after wrecking his $60,000 truck, by a concealed carry citizen, other bizarre anomalies begin to emerge. Supposedly, Ramos injured three police officers as he made his was to a back door that was mysteriously open.  How did the 18 year-old with very little range experience manage to down three officers in a high adrenaline situation, whereas the three officers, with ample training, didn't manage to get one shot to wound and deter Ramos? We ask these questions and more.