CANDACE Is 100% Spot On About Remote Viewing

[00:00] I don't learn something when you attack

[00:02] someone else. I don't learn anything

[00:05] when someone calls Candace Owens crazy

[00:08] or when Nick Fentes says that Candace

[00:09] Owens is crazy or when somebody says

[00:11] Tucker Carlson is crazy and and this

[00:13] one's crazy and Alex Jones is crazy. I

[00:16] don't learn anything.

[00:18] This isn't news.

[00:20] What kind of channel is Did you hear the

[00:22] crazy thing she says today? Excuse me.

[00:25] That's it. That's your idea of

[00:27] substance. You want to pick out people

[00:30] and highlight what they've said that you

[00:32] think is crazy. This is what you think

[00:35] is news. This is what you think is

[00:37] interesting. What is going on here?

[00:39] Look, I don't know how to break it to

[00:41] you, but that's boring.

[00:43] If that's your stickick, get a new

[00:45] stick. Learn some facts. This is

[00:48] ridiculous.

[00:50] Aren't you bored by this? The world is

[00:53] about to blow up. And all I know is that

[00:56] Candace Ovid is supposedly crazy because

[00:58] because she believes in time travel or

[01:00] who cares? I'm going to say this. Have

[01:03] you looked at religion? Have you looked

[01:05] at what people believe on a regular

[01:07] basis? It's nuts from the viewpoint of

[01:11] somebody standing outside of that

[01:13] fishbowl.

[01:15] When people can't beat

[01:18] you or or or defeat your ideas with

[01:22] facts or with evidence, they try to beat

[01:24] you up with labels. I keep telling you

[01:26] this. This is where we are. And and and

[01:29] that is exactly what's happening right

[01:30] now. Not only but to Candace Owens, but

[01:33] in our state of political analysis, we

[01:36] got to stop this. At the height of the

[01:39] Vietnam War, I don't remember people

[01:41] just making non-stop Johnson or Nixon

[01:44] jokes. That's what we would do today.

[01:47] We'd have some comic do an imitation and

[01:49] that would substitute the meme or the

[01:52] GIF or whatever it was would substitute

[01:54] as some type of cogent analysis

[01:56] [clears throat] of the facts at hand.

[01:59] The second that she says something that

[02:01] makes powerful people uncomfortable,

[02:03] they rush to the microphones and they

[02:04] call Candace Owens crazy. She's crazy.

[02:06] She's nuts. she's wo, she's unstable,

[02:08] she's dangerous because that's the

[02:10] fastest way to shut somebody up. But

[02:11] also that gets the best reaction from

[02:15] people on in in terms of of of uh of

[02:18] YouTube because

[02:20] this has become just a gossip rank.

[02:23] I was watching somebody was just

[02:25] commenting on Timothy Busfield. You

[02:26] don't know. They don't even know the

[02:27] facts of the case, but they're just

[02:28] slamming him. He's crazy. Melissa

[02:30] Gilbert is crazy and he's guilty. It's

[02:31] like you don't know anything. He very

[02:34] well could be, but it's like what is the

[02:35] matter with us? that gets more that gets

[02:37] more clicks and more metrics and more

[02:39] oomph and more vectors and and

[02:42] trajectory than sit there and say,

[02:43] "Well, I think we should look at the

[02:44] facts of the case." See, that's the

[02:45] right thing to do. But that's boring

[02:47] because we live in a world of children

[02:48] of snotty, weird, add mean-spirited

[02:52] punks. And the way we learn today to

[02:54] shut somebody up without doing the hard

[02:56] work or of debating them is calling them

[02:57] nuts.

[02:59] and Nick Fuentes who I I guess I don't

[03:02] know he's he's very good at this but I'm

[03:06] tr I'm trying to say Nick with all due

[03:08] respect man um

[03:12] let's assume that okay you uh what what

[03:16] did you call this Sumerian Sumerian you

[03:18] you you made some reference I think you

[03:20] you you thought it was crazy okay okay

[03:23] assume that's true so what

[03:26] and Nick you I mean he's a he's a

[03:28] fascinating guy but As an example,

[03:31] the the Fuentes drama proves it again.

[03:33] Candace made comments about Charlie Kirk

[03:35] that sounded strange to some people. I

[03:37] know. I know. I know. I know. She talked

[03:40] about unusual ideas, different ideas,

[03:42] perhaps personal conversations and

[03:44] things that do not fit inside neat

[03:46] little political boxes and instead of

[03:48] asking questions per usual or talking

[03:51] about something else or saying, "You

[03:53] know what? We we'll get to this later.

[03:55] We'll get to this later." Okay. I No.

[03:58] Instead of slowing down, instead of

[04:00] trying to understand it, they they

[04:01] jumped on the storyline and what she

[04:04] said is the news.

[04:06] And Fuentes and others immediately

[04:07] mocked her, clipped her words, laughed

[04:09] at her, and told the internet that she

[04:11] lost her mind.

[04:13] That's their take. This is a very smart

[04:15] young man of the That's it. That's it.

[04:18] She's lost her mind. She hasn't lost her

[04:19] mind. And you know this, okay? and and

[04:21] and and you would think though people

[04:22] who've who've had this thrown at them,

[04:24] you think they would be the most uh uh

[04:27] uh reluctant to to to be involved in

[04:29] that particular way of thinking. But but

[04:31] here's the part they don't want you to

[04:33] think about.

[04:35] Candace was speaking in the middle of

[04:36] grief and confusion and shock after a

[04:39] tragic assassination of someone she

[04:40] loved, a dear friend of hers that rocked

[04:43] the conservative movement. There will

[04:44] never be anybody like like like Charlie.

[04:47] And you can say whatever you want. I

[04:48] think the suspects I can tell you who

[04:49] the suspects are not, but I don't know

[04:52] who did it and you won't either. And

[04:54] that's that's a sign of a good assassin.

[04:56] Don't leave calling cards.

[04:59] Make it confusing. Get narrow it down to

[05:02] about eight suspects and move on. People

[05:05] are desperate for answers. I understand

[05:06] that people feel somehow that

[05:07] something's missing and people feel

[05:09] that, you know, official silence is

[05:11] strange and okay, fine. And Candace is

[05:13] no different. So, she spoke honestly

[05:15] about what she experienced and what she

[05:16] heard. And that's groovy. And whether

[05:19] you agree with every word she says,

[05:20] okay, that's fine. But that's not the

[05:22] issue. But but but here's here's my

[05:23] question today. Is is she really that

[05:25] crazy? Is what she's saying is it crazy?

[05:27] Is it crazy? Again, I don't want to get

[05:28] into religion, but is it crazy?

[05:33] Is this what makes her insane?

[05:36] For what she said, when she talks about

[05:37] people traveling or or thinking this

[05:40] doesn't make her insane. It makes her

[05:41] human. People talk about destiny and

[05:43] signs and intuition and gut feelings and

[05:45] meaning all the time in fate and this

[05:47] was meant to be. Pastors talk about it.

[05:50] Athletes athletes will make the sign of

[05:52] the cross before they hit.

[05:55] Come on. Soldiers talk about it. Parents

[05:57] talk about it. People pray for

[05:58] everything. People get People wake up.

[06:00] They hear the Lord. They talk to the

[06:01] Lord. They wear medals and medallions

[06:03] and they wear interesting hats and they

[06:04] wear capes and they don't need certain

[06:06] things and they do weird incantations.

[06:08] They light flames and they're into

[06:10] symbols and symbology. That's not weird.

[06:12] But Candace Owens is weird. But when

[06:15] Candace does it suddenly becomes what?

[06:17] Proof that she she's unstable. Come on.

[06:21] Okay. Look, let me tell you something.

[06:22] I'm a I'm a retired Catholic. Catholic

[06:24] church is very good to me. When I was a

[06:26] kid, we learned of a martyr named St.

[06:28] Lawrence of Rome. Look him up. Look him

[06:30] up. In fact, I went to a school called

[06:31] St. Lawrence. St. Lawrence was a martyr.

[06:36] And Isaac is excuse me, Sister Mike

[06:38] Tyson or whoever. Excuse me. You keep

[06:40] bringing these martyrs up. These are

[06:41] people who were put to death because

[06:43] they believed in Christ, right? Yeah.

[06:46] And you want me to believe in Christ?

[06:48] And the reason why you you the the

[06:50] examples you're giving me are people who

[06:51] were killed because they believe in what

[06:54] you want me to believe in. Okay. Yeah,

[06:55] that makes sense.

[06:57] Interesting. But what say listen to this

[06:59] and I'll just move on. Look it up. St.

[07:01] St. Lawrence of Rome, he was put in a

[07:03] grid iron. He was he was martyed and

[07:06] torture burned to death on a grid iron

[07:07] on a on a griddle like a like a

[07:09] barbecue. They

[07:11] his famous line we knew this in Catholic

[07:13] school all of us in my generation. Turn

[07:15] me over. I'm done on this side. Imagine

[07:17] being seven years old. You hear this

[07:19] this guy frying to death. His skin is

[07:20] liquefying. He's He's not screaming.

[07:23] He's not He's not screaming. He's like

[07:25] Shecky green. Turn me over. I'm done in

[07:27] this on this side.

[07:30] Okay. Now that's not crazy.

[07:35] But Candace Owens is crazy.

[07:39] Okay,

[07:40] see this is this isn't a double

[07:42] standard. It's hypocrisy at levels we

[07:43] can't even understand. And it's not an

[07:45] accident, by the way. This is part of a

[07:46] bigger pattern that people inside the

[07:48] conservative movement and the inter

[07:51] conservative world uh fight each other

[07:53] about instead of standing together. Nick

[07:57] Fentes and other people, they they don't

[07:58] bring evidence. You know that's true.

[08:00] They they don't bring clarity. They

[08:01] don't bring anything. They just bring

[08:03] jokes and insults and she's crazy. And I

[08:05] mean, aren't you Doesn't it bore you?

[08:07] Doesn't that bore you? I'm going to talk

[08:09] about some other things, too. But, but I

[08:10] have to tell you, this is We have to put

[08:12] an end to this now because we have big

[08:13] issues ahead of us. And when you run to

[08:16] YouTube or whatever the platform is, you

[08:17] want people to be able to analyze and

[08:19] give you facts and not necessarily give

[08:20] you that this guy's crazy or this one's

[08:22] fat or this one's ugly or this one's

[08:23] stupid or this one's this one got a

[08:25] facelift and this one's Stop it. Stop

[08:28] it. This is mean girl stuff. people do

[08:31] whatever they say today to to to get

[08:33] clicks and applause and they don't care

[08:34] about truth. And this is not the first

[08:36] time that Nikki or others have attacked

[08:38] Candace and now they're attacking, you

[08:40] know, Tai Tyler um Tucker because he's

[08:44] well, he's I don't know why. They just I

[08:46] don't understand it. I I this is I want

[08:49] to learn something. I want to stop it.

[08:52] Calling people names, trying to make her

[08:54] and others look extreme. And Tucker

[08:57] Carlson, by the way, defended her.

[08:58] Tucker defended her. and said, "These

[09:01] attacks are meant to destroy

[09:02] credibility, not fix problems." And they

[09:05] did the same thing to to Tucker.

[09:06] Remember when Tucker said he was

[09:07] attacked by a demon in the middle of the

[09:09] night that left claw marks? He's sitting

[09:11] in bed. His wife wasn't awake, but he's

[09:13] attacked by this by this demon. This

[09:15] this this devil rat devil monster ghoul

[09:19] uh devil monkey thing attacked him and

[09:22] scraped it. He threw him out of bed and

[09:24] he

[09:27] I'm not going to spend a lot of time. Do

[09:28] I Do I believe that? It doesn't matter

[09:29] what I believe. It's what he said. Okay.

[09:31] Next. It's not the first time. It's not

[09:34] the first time. But I guarantee you the

[09:36] idea of somebody being attacked by some

[09:38] wings or some serpent with claws or

[09:40] whatever it is. Yeah. Okay. You know,

[09:45] you see my reaction.

[09:49] I've heard I hear this all the time.

[09:52] What does that mean? He said it. So what

[09:56] you see these people what they say other

[09:58] than that it matters because they talk

[10:00] about what's really happening here and

[10:02] and I don't care I well I I do care

[10:04] about facts. I really don't care about

[10:06] reputation warfare. I don't care about

[10:08] who gets to speak and who gets honor. I

[10:10] want to know just plain old information.

[10:14] And it's one of those things, and I'm

[10:16] telling you, Candace, I I swear to God,

[10:18] every time she says something, they say,

[10:19] "Well, you know, Candace said that

[10:20] Charlie was a remote viewing operation

[10:23] Stargate." I said, "I've studied

[10:25] Stargate."

[10:26] The federal government put about 20

[10:28] years of money into that. They thought

[10:29] it was something there. The Soviet Union

[10:31] did. Annie Jacobson, the great art

[10:32] artist uh author, talked about that.

[10:35] What What's wrong with remote viewing at

[10:36] Stargate? Why? What's wrong with it?

[10:40] But see what what really drives people

[10:42] crazy is when Candace in particular

[10:44] questions media lies and corporate power

[10:46] or political cowardice. See the response

[10:48] is rarely real debate. It's never

[10:49] debate. It's it's character

[10:51] assassination like you can't believe.

[10:53] And a lot of people love it. They love

[10:54] that that trolling. Even politicians

[10:57] overseas have to attack her and Tucker

[11:00] as well. And they use dramatic language

[11:02] like calling them enemies and and

[11:04] they're what what is it? Tucker is a

[11:07] he's a he's an enemy of he's an enemy of

[11:10] Egyp Egypt Israel and a Zionist. I you

[11:14] know I'm just

[11:16] see Americans sometime I hate to say

[11:17] this but I I hope you you know what

[11:19] you're doing. You have a group of people

[11:22] right now who are saying I don't know

[11:23] what they're talking about. I don't know

[11:25] America first from uh first aid. I don't

[11:27] know but I don't understand these wars

[11:29] and I don't know what you're talking

[11:30] about and that's what we should be

[11:31] talking about. Why are we having these

[11:33] wars? What's going on? Explain to me

[11:35] what's going on in Minnesota or or or or

[11:37] the Middle East. Explain to me.

[11:41] See, you know, if if you got to prove

[11:45] talking points,

[11:47] this this this is nothing. I want to

[11:49] expose a hypocrisy. I want to take on

[11:51] big institutions about the facts of the

[11:53] case, about policy. I want to take on

[11:56] things. I want to would you want you to

[11:58] know what what famous scientists talk

[11:59] about? Strange ideas are are are are not

[12:02] strange forever.

[12:05] People in science are bra are praised

[12:07] for being bold thinkers. I mean Candace

[12:09] does. She's talking about these things.

[12:12] Listen, I have no idea. I cannot tell

[12:14] you about astrology. I cannot tell you

[12:16] about ghosts and the paranormal and

[12:18] UFOs. I can tell you what the evidence

[12:20] the evidence. I mean, a lot of evidence.

[12:22] I haven't had this happen to me. I

[12:24] haven't seen it myself, a UFO, but I've

[12:26] never seen an electron either. And this

[12:29] form of you can call it, you know,

[12:30] radical atheism. I don't know what you

[12:31] want to call it, but it's not a

[12:33] religion. Like I tell people, there's an

[12:34] old expression, if if uh if atheism is a

[12:37] religion, then not collecting stamps is

[12:39] a hobby.

[12:41] You see, Candace doesn't belong to the

[12:43] elite club. She didn't ask permission.

[12:45] She she does not soften her words to

[12:47] protect feelings, and that scares

[12:49] people. And they hate that with

[12:50] everything they have. They hate it with

[12:54] everything they have. I can't explain

[12:57] that. I can't explain it. It's something

[13:00] that just drives people nuts.

[13:04] And again, I have been finding as of

[13:07] late fascinating stories. I love to hear

[13:10] people talk about this notion of things

[13:14] out there that are different about

[13:15] channeling and about mediums and about

[13:17] clairvoyance and about faith healing and

[13:19] about I for the longest time when I was

[13:22] in college I became enamored with

[13:24] Pentecostal evangelical faith healing uh

[13:29] you know this uh hellfire and brimstone

[13:32] traveling I was slain in the spirit by

[13:33] Ernest Angley

[13:35] was fascinated by fascinated

[13:38] I I am so interested in in in what it

[13:41] was. And they weren't crazy. These

[13:43] people weren't crazy. That's the word

[13:45] again. Everybody's crazy. Not in the

[13:46] least. It was one of those things that

[13:48] was so bloody interesting. It was

[13:50] fascinating. And I want to tell people

[13:52] about that. I want to I want people to

[13:53] understand this. I want people to to

[13:55] grasp these things. These are the these

[13:57] are the issues which I find so

[14:00] incredibly interesting, so incredibly so

[14:03] fascinating. Wouldn't you love to know

[14:05] this? Can you can we can we travel in

[14:08] time? Einstein said we can. Einstein

[14:11] said we can. We can do that. You know

[14:14] how that works. You know about spaceime

[14:16] and that sort of stuff. You know how all

[14:18] of this jazz works. It's the most

[14:20] phenomenal thing in the world. It is so

[14:22] interesting. There's um I did something

[14:25] I did a I did a a thread as it were a

[14:28] thread that talks about

[14:33] just time travel and how if you look at

[14:37] what people have said and in fact you've

[14:40] heard about the the uh the mysteries of

[14:42] Baron Trump. Have you ever heard that

[14:44] one? I hope you go to my my ex you know

[14:48] I still say Twitter. I still can't I

[14:50] can't say X. X doesn't it doesn't work

[14:53] for me. I go to X. But I put together a

[14:55] thread and I've never done this before,

[14:57] but I want you to read my thread. I'm

[14:59] going to read my thread to you if you

[15:01] don't mind. I think this is the most

[15:03] important. I think this is critical.

[15:05] This is um uh the the uh I'll read it to

[15:10] you. Candace Owens has lost it. That's

[15:12] the mainstream headline after her recent

[15:14] claims about Charlie Kirk and time

[15:16] travel. But if you look past the

[15:18] headlines, there's a a fascinating logic

[15:20] at play. If she crazy, you know, is she

[15:25] crazy or does she very is she good at

[15:27] pattern recognition and the like? The

[15:30] smoking gun, the Ingresol Lockwood

[15:32] books. Did you hear this? In the 1890s,

[15:35] Lockwood wrote about a wealthy boy named

[15:38] Baron Trump who lived in Castle Trump

[15:42] and was guided by a man named Don. A

[15:45] coincidence? Maybe. But it gets even

[15:47] weirder.

[15:50] Lockwood's 1896 book, The Last

[15:53] President, describes a populist outside

[15:56] win outsider winning an election leading

[15:58] to riots at the Fifth Avenue hotel. The

[16:02] exact spot where Trump stands today. The

[16:05] statistical probability of these

[16:07] specific names and locations is near

[16:10] zero.

[16:11] Then this is where Nicola Tesla enters.

[16:14] When Tesla died in 1943, the FBI seized

[16:18] his papers and the man tasked with

[16:20] reviewing them was Dr. John G. Trump,

[16:25] Donald Trump's uncle. Candace's argument

[16:28] isn't magic. It's about a closed loop of

[16:31] classified information.

[16:35] Quote, "My uncle used to tell me about

[16:37] nuclear before nuclear was nuclear.

[16:40] Trump was has praised his uncle's genius

[16:42] for years. If a breakthrough in

[16:45] nonlinear physics or chronological data

[16:47] occurred in the 40s, John Trump was the

[16:50] gatekeeper. Then there's Project Looking

[16:53] Glass. Again, this is my thread. Go to

[16:55] Lional Media.

[16:57] Allegedly, this is a tech that uses

[16:59] quantum computing to see future

[17:03] guidelines. While that sounds like

[17:05] sci-fi, think about AI predictive

[17:08] analysis. If you can simulate the

[17:11] future, you effectively own it.

[17:14] Candace's claimed that Charlie Kirk was

[17:16] marked as a child. Listen to this.

[17:19] Suggest advanced predictive profiling.

[17:22] If the deep state can model who becomes

[17:26] a threat 20 years out, they don't need a

[17:29] time machine. They just need better

[17:31] dates than you. We have to remember

[17:34] crazy. I'm doing a lot of air quotes.

[17:36] Crazy is a label used to protect the

[17:39] Overton window. For 70 years, people

[17:42] were crazy for believing in UFOs. Then

[17:45] the Pentagon released a Tik Tok video,

[17:47] Tic Tac videos. And then the insane

[17:50] often just have a 50-year head start on

[17:53] the truth. And whether or not you

[17:55] believe in literal time machines, Owens

[17:57] is highlighting a post-truth reality.

[18:00] between Tesla's secrets, Lockwood's

[18:03] prophecies, and and the CIA's history of

[18:07] psychic research, project surge, the

[18:10] world is weirder than we're told.

[18:12] So Candace Owens isn't suffering a

[18:14] breakdown.

[18:16] She's practicing radical skepticism. So

[18:19] what happens is in a real world of very

[18:21] smart people and very open-minded

[18:23] people, people who brought us

[18:24] everything, everybody from Schopenhauer

[18:26] to Kant to Spinosa to Timothy Liry to

[18:30] Jerry Garcia that were amazingly

[18:33] fascinating people who came up with

[18:34] ideas

[18:36] that seemed kind of nutso, kind of

[18:37] strange, kind of odd until you looked at

[18:40] them, until you understood what he was

[18:41] saying. And what I'm suggesting to you,

[18:44] my friends, is Candace. I know it's far

[18:46] from from crazy. But in your life, in

[18:50] your world,

[18:52] there are things that if I showed you,

[18:54] it would blow your mind. People that you

[18:56] thought were dead aren't. People who are

[18:59] in different dimensions, people in

[19:00] different and and I'm using just not

[19:03] absolutes, but maybe words that I think

[19:05] are used to help me better describe

[19:07] what's going on. I am the I am

[19:10] irreligious for all practical purposes.

[19:12] And I am not spiritual, but I am very

[19:16] interested in never ruling out anything.

[19:20] And if you look at what people have said

[19:21] specifically regarding um Max Plank and

[19:23] the Plank Institute and and Penrose and

[19:26] others regarding quantum

[19:28] quantum data capture the conser

[19:30] conservation of energy and how we never

[19:32] die, we just keep going into different

[19:34] states.

[19:37] Why is she crazy?

[19:39] I suggest to you, my friends, that if we

[19:41] ever really understood what goes on, we

[19:45] will blow our minds. And you can say

[19:48] whatever you want. You call it what you

[19:49] want. I think it's God, your God,

[19:51] saying, "See what I can do." Pretty

[19:54] groovy, huh?

[19:56] So, don't be so quick to call people

[19:59] crazy.

[20:01] Don't be so quick. Thank you, my

[20:04] friends. Thank you for watching. Thank

[20:05] you for being a part of this. Thank you

[20:06] for for your great comments. Please,

[20:09] I've got some questions coming up.

[20:10] Answer them. Talk to me. Talk to me.

[20:13] Let's discuss this. Let's be cordial.

[20:15] Let's open our mind. Mind expansion. But

[20:17] the last thing we should do is just to

[20:19] call Candace Owens crazy. She's not

[20:22] crazy. So, answer my questions in the

[20:24] comment section and comment as you see

[20:27] fit.