#2218 - Sam Tripoli
#2218 - Sam Tripoli
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This podcast delves into a wide range of conspiracy theories, exploring topics from government power and manipulation to ancient civilizations and the potential for interdimensional travel. The hosts discuss a new DOD directive granting the Pentagon the authority to use lethal force against protesters, raising concerns about civil liberties. They also examine the Smith Modernization Act, which legalized government propaganda against US citizens, and the implications of this act for freedom of speech. The conversation then shifts to the "lizard people" conspiracy theory, exploring the behavior of powerful individuals and their potential familial connections. The hosts discuss the assassinations of John Lennon and Ronald Reagan, suggesting a possible connection to MK Ultra, a CIA program that conducted mind control experiments. The podcast also explores the concept of "high-impact events" and how they often involve multiple layers of conspiracy. They discuss the assassination of Malcolm X and the deep undercover operations involved, highlighting the presence of a New York police officer who was so undercover that even the NYPD was unaware of his role. The hosts also discuss the use of technology for espionage and surveillance, highlighting the capabilities of Wi-Fi and how it can be used to monitor individuals. The conversation then turns to the erosion of American identity and the manipulation of language to silence dissent. The hosts discuss the misuse of terms like "racist" and "fascist" to demonize individuals and stifle critical thinking. They also explore the misrepresentation of Graham Hancock's work, an archaeologist who explores the possibility of ancient civilizations predating conventional timelines. The podcast delves into the possibility of lost civilizations and the idea that humanity suffers from amnesia. They explore the potential for advanced civilizations existing before the Younger Dryas event and the implications for our understanding of history. The hosts also discuss the incredible craftsmanship of the past, particularly in architecture and construction, and the challenges of explaining the construction of the pyramids using conventional methods. The conversation then turns to the commercialization of religion and the abuse of faith for personal gain. The hosts criticize figures like Joel Osteen and Kenneth Copeland for using religion as a means to accumulate wealth and power. They also discuss the importance of personal exploration and challenging dogma, sharing their own experiences with religion and how they have come to question traditional beliefs. The podcast concludes with a discussion about the dangers of gas station boner pills, gas station heroin, kratom, and Trinity Gold, highlighting the potential for overdose and dependency. The hosts also discuss the evolution of smoking on planes and the ban on smoking in restaurants and bars. They share their own experiences with smoking and discuss the impact of these bans on the airline and hospitality industries. Throughout the podcast, the hosts express concern about the government's use of intelligence tricks to control the population, including using agent provocateurs to infiltrate protest groups and creating data voids by removing or suppressing information that is critical of their policies or actions. They also discuss the concept of the "deep state" and its influence on world events, citing historical examples like the Business Plot and the assassination of JFK. The podcast concludes with a discussion about the potential for interdimensional travel and the existence of beings beyond human comprehension. The hosts explore the possibility of aliens being angels and demons, drawing connections to quantum computing and the theory of multiple universes. They also discuss the enduring myth of dragons and its potential connection to real creatures, suggesting that dinosaurs may have been feathered and that some species, like birds and crocodiles, survived the extinction event.
Outlines
Conspiracy Theories and Government Power
The podcast begins with a discussion about the current state of conspiracy theories and how it's a good time to be a comedian. The hosts then discuss a new DOD directive granting the Pentagon the authority to use lethal force against protesters, raising concerns about civil liberties. They also examine the Smith Modernization Act, which legalized government propaganda against US citizens, and the implications of this act for freedom of speech.
Reptilian Conspiracy and Family Ties
The hosts delve into the "lizard people" conspiracy theory, discussing the behavior of powerful individuals and their potential familial connections. They explore the lineage of Obama and Bush, highlighting their shared ancestor and the connection to John Hinkley, who attempted to assassinate Reagan.
Assassinations and MK Ultra
The conversation turns to the assassination of John Lennon and the potential involvement of MK Ultra. The hosts discuss the mental state of Mark David Chapman, Lennon's killer, and the use of the "insanity defense" in both the Lennon and Reagan assassination attempts.
High-Impact Events and Layers of Conspiracy
The hosts discuss the concept of "high-impact events" and how they often involve multiple layers of conspiracy. They use examples like 9/11, JFK, and the Trump assassination attempt to illustrate their point.
The Malcolm X Assassination and Undercover Operations
The hosts discuss the assassination of Malcolm X and the deep undercover operations involved. They highlight the presence of a New York police officer who was so undercover that even the NYPD was unaware of his role.
Espionage and Surveillance
The conversation shifts to the use of technology for espionage and surveillance. The hosts discuss the capabilities of Wi-Fi and how it can be used to monitor individuals, even their movements and online activity.
Critical Thinking and Challenging Narratives
The hosts discuss the importance of critical thinking and challenging established narratives. They share personal anecdotes about how they have been labeled as "crazy" for questioning authority and how they have witnessed friends slowly come to accept alternative perspectives.
Social Problems and the Military Industrial Complex
The hosts discuss the root causes of social problems, particularly in inner cities, and argue that the government's focus on military spending and the interests of the military industrial complex is detrimental to addressing these issues.
Immigration Narrative and National Security
The hosts critique the current narrative surrounding immigration, arguing that the influx of undocumented individuals, many of whom have criminal backgrounds, is detrimental to communities and undermines national security.
Playbook of Destruction and Cultural Marxism
The hosts discuss the historical playbook used to destroy powerful countries from within, citing examples like the Cultural Revolution in China, the Bolshevik Revolution in Russia, and the rise of Nazism in Germany. They connect these historical events to the concept of "cultural Marxism" and its role in undermining American society.
Erosion of American Identity and Language Manipulation
The hosts discuss the erosion of American identity and the manipulation of language to silence dissent. They highlight the misuse of terms like "racist" and "fascist" to demonize individuals and stifle critical thinking.
Misrepresentation of Graham Hancock's Work and the Younger Dryas Impact Theory
The hosts discuss the misrepresentation of Graham Hancock's work, an archaeologist who explores the possibility of ancient civilizations predating conventional timelines. They argue that his work is being labeled as "racist" despite its focus on ancient cultures and the Younger Dryas impact theory, a scientifically supported event that could have wiped out advanced civilizations.
Lost Civilizations and Amnesia of Humanity
The hosts discuss the possibility of lost civilizations and the idea that humanity suffers from amnesia. They explore the potential for advanced civilizations existing before the Younger Dryas event and the implications for our understanding of history.
Craftsmanship of the Past and Decline of Skill
The hosts discuss the incredible craftsmanship of the past, particularly in architecture and construction. They use examples like St. Peter's Basilica to illustrate the level of skill and dedication that was once commonplace.
The Pyramids and Impossibility of Conventional Explanations
The hosts discuss the pyramids and the challenges of explaining their construction using conventional methods. They highlight the sheer number of stones, the precision of their placement, and the logistical challenges involved in moving and lifting such massive objects.
Commercialization of Religion and Abuse of Faith
The hosts discuss the commercialization of religion and the abuse of faith for personal gain. They criticize figures like Joel Osteen and Kenneth Copeland for using religion as a means to accumulate wealth and power.
Personal Exploration and Challenging Dogma
The hosts discuss the importance of personal exploration and challenging dogma. They share their own experiences with religion and how they have come to question traditional beliefs.
Mental Discipline and Voluntary Adversity
The hosts discuss the importance of mental discipline and voluntary adversity. They share their own methods for managing their minds, including cold plunges, workouts, saunas, and meditation.
Impact of Trauma and Importance of Resilience
The hosts discuss the impact of trauma on individuals and the importance of resilience. They use examples like military veterans and Hunter Biden to illustrate how different experiences shape individuals' responses to life's challenges.
Child Porn as a Weapon and Unforgivable Act
The hosts discuss the use of child pornography as a weapon to discredit individuals. They highlight the fact that this is a real strategy used by intelligence agencies and discuss the devastating consequences for those targeted.
Drag Queen Controversy and Malleability of Children
The hosts discuss the controversy surrounding drag queens and their presence in schools. They express their personal opinions on the matter and discuss the malleability of children and the dangers of exposing them to inappropriate content.
Power of Influence and Exploitation of Children
The hosts discuss the power of influence and the exploitation of children. They use examples like cults and suicide bombers to illustrate how vulnerable children are to manipulation and how they can be convinced to do things that are harmful to themselves and others.
Woke Agenda and Harm to Children
The hosts discuss the "woke agenda" and its harmful effects on children. They criticize the normalization of gender transition surgeries and hormone blockers for minors, arguing that these decisions are often made without proper understanding or consent.
Consequences of Gender Transition Surgery and Parental Protection
The hosts discuss the physical and psychological consequences of gender transition surgery, particularly for minors. They highlight the potential for regret, the lack of reversibility, and the potential for long-term health issues.
Commercialization of Gender Transition and Exploitation of Vulnerable Individuals
The hosts discuss the commercialization of gender transition and the exploitation of vulnerable individuals. They highlight the increase in gender affirming care centers and the financial incentives driving this trend.
Mainstreaming of Outlaw Behavior and the Porn Industry
The hosts discuss the mainstreaming of outlaw behavior and the impact of the internet on the porn industry. They highlight the shift from a traditional industry to a decentralized model with the rise of platforms like OnlyFans.
Business Models of Comedians and Porn Stars
The hosts discuss the similarities between the business models of comedians and porn stars. They highlight the use of podcasts and OnlyFans as platforms for content creation and revenue generation.
Social Media and Its Content
The conversation starts with a discussion about the content found on social media platforms like Twitter and Instagram. The speakers express concern about the prevalence of explicit content, including pornography and violence, on these platforms.
Declining Birth Rates and Its Implications
The conversation shifts to the topic of declining birth rates in various countries, including Mexico, Jamaica, and South Korea. The speakers discuss potential causes, such as women entering the workforce and the increasing age at which people have children.
Impact of OnlyFans on the Gene Pool
The speakers delve into the impact of OnlyFans on the gene pool, arguing that the platform's popularity may lead to a decline in the quality of genes passed down to future generations. They suggest that high-value males may be less likely to choose adult film stars as mothers for their children.
The Golden Age of Comedy
The conversation turns to the speakers' experiences in the comedy industry, particularly at the Comedy Store in Los Angeles. They reminisce about the "golden age" of comedy, when they were allowed to experiment and bomb with dignity.
Evolution of the Comedy Store
The speakers discuss the different eras of the Comedy Store, from the Richard Pryor era to the Dane Cook era. They highlight how the internet has changed the comedy scene and the way people consume comedy.
Impact of Kill Tony on the Comedy Scene
The speakers discuss the impact of the Kill Tony show on the comedy scene. They acknowledge the pressure it puts on comics, but also recognize its value as a training ground for aspiring comedians.
Fear of Cancel Culture in Hollywood
The speakers discuss the fear of cancel culture in Hollywood and how it has impacted the comedy industry. They argue that comics are afraid to take risks and push boundaries for fear of losing gigs.
Importance of Discipline in Comedy
The speakers discuss the importance of discipline in comedy, particularly in terms of writing and practicing. They share their own experiences with writing and how it has helped them improve their material.
Evolution of Comedy and the Role of Drugs
The speakers discuss the evolution of their comedy and the role of drugs in their creative process. They acknowledge that drugs can be a source of inspiration, but also emphasize the importance of staying sober and finding other ways to be creative.
Importance of Authenticity in Comedy
The speakers discuss the importance of authenticity in comedy and how they strive to make their jokes as genuine and personal as possible. They share examples of bits that are based on their own experiences.
Dangers of Gas Station Boner Pills
The conversation turns to the dangers of gas station boner pills, with the speakers discussing their potential side effects and the possibility of overdose. They also discuss the prevalence of these pills and the lack of regulation surrounding them.
Rise of Gas Station Heroin
The speakers discuss a new drug called "gas station heroin," which is being sold in gas stations and is causing concern among authorities due to its potential for overdose and dependency.
Dangers of Kratom
The speakers discuss the dangers of kratom, a herbal supplement that is often sold in gas stations. They share their own experiences with kratom and warn about its potential for addiction and overdose.
Dangers of Trinity Gold
The speakers discuss the dangers of Trinity Gold, a supplement that is marketed for joint and muscle pain. They reveal that the FDA has found that Trinity Gold contains banned ingredients that can cause serious health problems.
Dangers of Supplements and Performance Enhancing Drugs
The speakers discuss the dangers of supplements and performance enhancing drugs, particularly for athletes. They share stories of athletes who have been caught using banned substances and the consequences they have faced.
Evolution of Smoking on Planes
The speakers reminisce about the days when smoking was allowed on airplanes and discuss the evolution of smoking regulations. They also discuss the dangers of secondhand smoke and the impact of smoking bans on the airline industry.
Ban on Smoking on Planes
The speakers discuss the ban on smoking on planes and the history behind it. They share their own experiences with smoking on planes and discuss the impact of the ban on the airline industry.
Ban on Smoking in Restaurants and Bars
The speakers discuss the ban on smoking in restaurants and bars and the controversy surrounding it. They share their own experiences with smoking in bars and restaurants and discuss the impact of the ban on the hospitality industry.
The Weed Gig in Toronto
The speakers discuss a comedy gig they did in Toronto where the entire room was filled with weed smoke. They discuss the impact of the smoke on the comics and the audience and how it affected their performance.
Censorship in Canada
The speakers discuss censorship in Canada, particularly the government's recent decision to require social media companies to compensate media outlets for linking to their content. They argue that this decision is a form of censorship and will limit people's access to information.
Impact of the Internet on News Consumption
The speakers discuss the impact of the internet on news consumption and how it has changed the way people access information. They argue that the internet has made people more aware of current events, but also more susceptible to misinformation.
Martial Law Bill and Its Implications
The speakers discuss a martial law bill that has been passed in the United States and its potential implications for civil liberties. They express concern about the government's ability to use lethal force against protestors and the potential for abuse of power.
Alleged Kidnapping of the Michigan Governor
The speakers discuss the alleged kidnapping of the Michigan governor and the subsequent investigation. They express skepticism about the official narrative and suggest that the event may have been orchestrated by the government to justify increased surveillance and control over citizens.
New Mexico Compound and School Shooting Training
The speakers discuss a case in New Mexico where a group of suspects were accused of training children to commit school shootings. They express concern about the dismissal of the case and the potential for similar incidents to occur in the future.
Cigars and Cigarettes
The conversation starts with a discussion about cigars and cigarettes. The speaker expresses his dislike for cigarettes, finding them unattractive, while acknowledging their association with wild behavior.
New Mexico Compound Kidnapping and Terrorism Plot
A federal jury convicts defendants in connection with a kidnapping and terrorism plot in New Mexico. The group abducted a three-year-old boy, subjected him to exorcisms, and deprived him of medication, leading to his death. They also conducted weapons training with the intent to kill those who disagreed with their beliefs.
The Deep State and Unchecked Power
The speaker discusses the concept of the "deep state" and how unchecked power can lead to corruption and manipulation. He cites historical examples like the Business Plot, a conspiracy to overthrow President Franklin D. Roosevelt, and the assassination of JFK, suggesting that powerful entities operate outside of democratic processes.
Operation Paperclip and the Space Program
The conversation delves into Operation Paperclip, the program that brought Nazi scientists to the US after World War II. The speaker argues that the Nazis didn't truly lose, but rather infiltrated the US government and space program, potentially influencing events like the assassination of JFK.
Sorcery and Advanced Technology
The speaker proposes that advanced technology, particularly in areas like weather manipulation and direct energy weapons, is rooted in ancient sorcery. He believes that the government possesses technology far beyond what is publicly known, potentially involving interdimensional travel and alien life.
Men in Black and Government Secrets
The speaker shares a story about his friend's father, who witnessed strange experiments and a "tiny green thing" while working at a Chicago institute. This leads to a discussion about the "men in black" phenomenon and whether it's a real entity or a government tactic to control information.
Angels, Demons, and Quantum Computing
The conversation explores the possibility of aliens being angels and demons, drawing connections to quantum computing and the theory of multiple universes. The speaker highlights the potential for interdimensional travel and the existence of beings beyond human comprehension.
Dragons, Dinosaurs, and Ancient History
The speaker discusses the enduring myth of dragons and its potential connection to real creatures. He argues that dinosaurs may have been feathered and that some species, like birds and crocodiles, survived the extinction event.
The World's Always Been Crazy
The speaker reflects on the inherent craziness of humanity, arguing that social media has simply made it more visible. He points to historical examples of violence and manipulation, suggesting that humans have always been capable of both great good and great evil.
The British Empire and Global Manipulation
The conversation focuses on the enduring influence of the British Empire, particularly in the Middle East. The speaker suggests that British intelligence has manipulated borders, infiltrated Islam, and potentially played a role in events like 9/11.
Erasing History and the Return of the Old Gods
The speaker believes that ongoing wars are partly about erasing history and potentially opening portals to other dimensions. He connects the Statue of Liberty to the ancient god Mithras and suggests that the "old gods" are returning.
Keywords
DOD Directive 5240.01
A directive issued by the US Department of Defense that grants the Pentagon the authority to use lethal force against Americans protesting government policies on US soil. This directive has raised concerns about the potential for excessive force and the erosion of civil liberties.
Smith Modernization Act
A law passed in 2012 that legalized the use of propaganda against US citizens by the government. This act has been criticized for undermining freedom of speech and allowing the government to manipulate public opinion.
Reptilian Conspiracy
A conspiracy theory that claims powerful individuals are secretly reptilian beings who manipulate world events. This theory often focuses on the behavior of politicians and their alleged familial connections.
MK Ultra
A CIA program that conducted experiments on human subjects to study mind control and behavior modification. This program has been linked to various conspiracy theories, including the assassinations of John Lennon and other high-profile figures.
High-Impact Events
Significant events that often involve multiple layers of conspiracy and manipulation. These events are often characterized by a high degree of secrecy and the involvement of powerful individuals or organizations.
Cultural Marxism
A term used by some to describe a supposed ideology that aims to undermine traditional values and institutions. This term is often used to criticize social movements and progressive policies.
Younger Dryas Impact Theory
A scientifically supported theory that suggests a large comet or asteroid impacted Earth around 11,800 years ago, causing widespread environmental changes and potentially wiping out advanced civilizations.
OnlyFans
A subscription-based platform that allows creators to share exclusive content with their followers. This platform has become popular among porn stars and other content creators, offering a decentralized model for revenue generation.
Deep State
A term used to describe a hidden network of powerful individuals within government and intelligence agencies who operate outside of democratic processes and influence policy for their own benefit.
Q&A
What is the new DOD directive that the hosts are discussing, and what are its implications?
The directive, DOD Directive 5240.01, grants the Pentagon the power to use lethal force against Americans protesting government policies on US soil. This raises concerns about the potential for excessive force and the erosion of civil liberties.
What is the Smith Modernization Act, and how does it relate to the government's ability to manipulate information?
The Smith Modernization Act, passed in 2012, legalized the use of propaganda against US citizens by the government. This act has been criticized for undermining freedom of speech and allowing the government to manipulate public opinion.
What is the "lizard people" conspiracy theory, and how do the hosts connect it to the lineage of Obama and Bush?
The "lizard people" conspiracy theory claims that powerful individuals are secretly reptilian beings who manipulate world events. The hosts discuss the behavior of Obama and Bush and their shared ancestor, John Hinkley, who attempted to assassinate Reagan.
How do the hosts connect the assassinations of John Lennon and Ronald Reagan to MK Ultra?
The hosts discuss the mental state of Mark David Chapman, Lennon's killer, and the use of the "insanity defense" in both the Lennon and Reagan assassination attempts. They suggest a potential connection to MK Ultra, a CIA program that conducted experiments on human subjects to study mind control.
What is the "woke agenda," and how do the hosts criticize its impact on children?
The hosts criticize the "woke agenda" for promoting gender transition surgeries and hormone blockers for minors. They argue that these decisions are often made without proper understanding or consent and can have devastating consequences for children.
How do the hosts compare the business models of comedians and porn stars?
The hosts discuss the similarities between the business models of comedians and porn stars, highlighting the use of podcasts and OnlyFans as platforms for content creation and revenue generation.
What are some of the concerns about the content found on social media platforms like Twitter and Instagram?
The speakers express concern about the prevalence of explicit content, including pornography and violence, on these platforms. They believe that this content is harmful and should be regulated.
What are some of the potential causes of declining birth rates in various countries?
The speakers discuss potential causes, such as women entering the workforce and the increasing age at which people have children. They also suggest that the rise of social media and the pressure to achieve success may be contributing factors.
What are some of the ways that the government is using intelligence tricks to control the population?
The speakers discuss how the government is using intelligence tricks to control the population, including using agent provocateurs to infiltrate protest groups and creating data voids by removing or suppressing information that is critical of their policies or actions.
What is the speaker's perspective on the "deep state" and its influence on world events?
The speaker believes that a powerful network of individuals within government and intelligence agencies operates outside of democratic processes, manipulating events for their own benefit. He cites historical examples like the Business Plot and the assassination of JFK to support his argument.
Show Notes
Sam Tripoli is stand-up comedian, writer, host of the "Tin Foil Hat with Sam Tripoli" and "Zero with Sam Tripoli" podcasts, and co-host of several others, including "Cash Daddies," "Conspiracy Social Club," and "Broken Simulation." His new special, "Why is Everybody Gettin' Quiet?," is available now a samtripoli.com.
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