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Mo Facts argues that Black Americans are "conspiracy survivalists" by necessity, citing hip-hop groups like Wu-Tang Clan who have long discussed "deadly vaccines." He recounts a story of a Jamaican beach worker aware of the Trilateral Commission and the Bilderberg Group. They also mock the Jussie Smollett incident as an example of a narrative that failed the "common sense" test immediately.
The hosts transition to a second donation segment, expressing their love for "new money" and Bitcoin. A donor named Doug N shares his thoughts on the "Trapper's Delight" episode, discussing the destruction of drug culture and his interest in the Trilateral Commission and MK Ultra. The hosts describe themselves as "conspiracy analysts" rather than theorists.
Noam Chomsky discusses "The Crisis of Democracy," a book by the Trilateral Commission that argued there was "too much democracy" in the 1960s. The commission expressed concern that institutions like schools and churches failed to properly indoctrinate the young. This led to theories about the hijacking of counterculture movements in places like Laurel Canyon by the military-industrial complex.
