Brandon Joe Williams is a common law lawyer and author of several books which can be found on Amazon. He is a California state national and is here to explain to us the power of language and how the wording via contractual law stipulates the type of society we live in. We journey back to the days of post slavery where we learn the difference between a US Citizen and a State National. Brandon explains how a drivers license is not really necessary and how a state national is not actually obligated to pay taxes.
John L. Steadman is a scholar of both H. P. Lovecraft and western occultism and has been a magickal practitioner for over thirty years, working with various covens and small groups of initiates.
Daniel begins by asking John how he got into Magick and Lovecraft. We find out more about John then launch into a conversation about how much Lovecraft has influenced modern horror. Names such as Stephen King are brought up and comparisons are made between human centric creations and those that Lovecraft wrote about which defy human understanding.
Daniel asks John about the reality of Cthulhu. John goes on to explain that these entities are most likely related to our own consciousness but says it is entirely possible that they could be real external beings from a hidden dimension.
They finish things by discussing Johns personal paranormal experiences and how his magick system based around Lovecraft actually works.
Daniel comes back from break with some words of encouragement for the upstarts out there. He reads a fan letter and also comments on Alex Jones visiting his home city, making fake coffee assault videos and how Daniel would love to talk to him face to face.
Gregg Housh spent a good portion of his youth evading an FBI task force while helping to operate the Internet’s foremost pirating rings and being a criminal hacker. In the year 2000 he got popped finally and had to go to court. The next 7 years were spent in and out of court until he plead guilty to conspiracy to violate copyright laws in 2007. He was then thrown into a federal penitentiary. When he got out, he worked a series of computer-related jobs while continuing to participate in various online subcultures. His key role in Anonymous’s global protest campaign against the Church of Scientology was made public in 2008, Housh began serving as a media interpreter and interview subject for newspapers, websites, radio and television as an ambassador for world famous Internet Hacktavist group Anonymous.
Daniel begins as per usual by asking Gregg about his upbringing. We learn that he quickly took to computers and coding. He tells the entire story of how he became involved with internet piracy and some of the close calls he had while evading the authorities.
We then learn about Gregg’s insane 27 day stay in solitary confinement which drove him temporarily crazy to the point where he started seeing people who did not exist. Gregg goes on to tell Daniel about his release and the events that led him to his involvement with the world famous Hacktavist group Anonymous. Daniel asks some questions about the group and how it felt when things really started to explode. They then move on to talk about the show “Mr. Robot” which is Daniels favorite show. Gregg explains how fantasy can sometimes be very close to reality.
Daniel comes back from break, reads some fan mail and then talks to Todd about religion/belief, violence in Charlottesville and temples before finishing with the Mind Blowing Moment of the Day.
“Here to bring us seekers home. I’m in the cars eye, the curiosity that sparks time, the energy that life seeks.”
We are joined by the legendary Grub, one of the smartest guys Daniel has ever met. He touches on the very controversial new Graham Hancock series and the issues it has caused. This leads to a great discussion about survivors of Atlantis. Then General Lee and Raven jump on the show and it gets real fast.
