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Jesse ON FIRE Uncovers SSRI Link in Canada School Tragedy That Mainstream Media Won't Touch
Jesse ON FIRE investigates the recent tragedy at Tumbler Ridge Secondary School in Canada, uncovering critical evidence about SSRI medications that mainstream outlets refuse to discuss. Through extensive research into the shooter's Reddit history, Jesse reveals a disturbing pattern of multiple SSRI prescriptions, dosage changes, and documented mental health struggles. The analysis exposes how changing SSRI medications can trigger dangerous side effects, including increased thoughts of violence, a connection buried in FDA warnings but ignored in public discourse. This investigation also covers Lance Twiggs' mysterious relocation to Texas, the unexplained 10-day closure of El Paso International Airport, and why these stories connect to larger questions about media transparency.
The Canada School Tragedy: What Media Won't Report
A devastating incident occurred at Tumbler Ridge Secondary School in Canada that left at least nine people dead and dozens injured. The alleged perpetrator was 18-year-old Jesse Strang, identified by The Western Standard and Juno News through family sources, though authorities have not officially confirmed the identity. Strang, who transitioned at age 15 in 2023, left behind extensive Reddit posts that reveal critical information mainstream media refuses to discuss.
The investigation uncovered archived Reddit posts under the username Jesseboy347 that document a troubling medical history. In these posts, Strang discussed being on Sertraline 280 milligrams (an SSRI) and previously being prescribed Fluoxetine 50 milligrams (another SSRI) along with Quetiapine. The posts also revealed diagnoses including ADHD, MDD, OCD, and ASD, along with a previous psychiatric hospitalization and a history of burning down their house.
The SSRI Connection Nobody's Talking About
When these medications were researched using AI assistance, a disturbing pattern emerged. The FDA has issued boxed warnings about SSRIs, particularly regarding increased risks during early treatment or dose changes. While the connection between SSRIs and harmful thoughts toward oneself is well-documented, the research revealed something even more concerning: in rare cases, particularly when combined with underlying disorders, substance abuse, sleep deprivation, or during medication switches, SSRIs can be associated with increased thoughts of violence toward others.
The risk window is typically highest during the first few weeks after starting treatment, during dose increases, and when switching between different SSRI medications. Strang's posts indicate experience with multiple SSRIs and dosage changes, placing them squarely within this high-risk category. This critical medical context has been completely absent from mainstream coverage of the tragedy.
The Mental Health Crisis Hidden in Plain Sight
Strang's Reddit history painted a picture of profound instability. Posts discussed extreme needle phobia, asking about transition medications at age 15, experimenting with psilocybin mushrooms, and inquiring about using 5-MeO-DMT (extracted from desert toads) alone while on SSRIs. One post described having "a complete mental breakdown on three grams" of mushrooms while on Fluoxetine and Quetiapine.
The combination of allowing a minor to begin medical transition at 15, prescribing multiple powerful psychiatric medications, documented psychotic breaks, substance experimentation, and previous dangerous behavior (house fire) created a volatile situation that authorities and medical professionals apparently failed to address adequately. The question raised is whether a 15-year-old experiencing this level of mental health crisis should have been permitted to make permanent medical decisions.
Lance Twiggs Spotted in Texas
In a separate development, Lance Twiggs, the romantic partner of Tyler Robinson (charged with the alleged assassination of Charlie Kirk), has been located. According to the New York Post, Twiggs fled St. George, Utah, and is now living with a Mormon family in Texas. Sources report he spends most of his time gaming, reading fantasy novels, and running errands for his parents.
Twiggs was spotted with long unkempt hair, wearing a Taco Bell t-shirt, and carrying a hardcover fantasy novel in a quiet suburban neighborhood. Authorities refer to Twiggs using male pronouns, though he identifies as female. The outlet declined to specify his exact location despite him no longer being under FBI protection, raising questions about why his whereabouts are being protected.
The connection to the Robinson case remains murky. Robinson allegedly left Twiggs a note explaining his intentions before the alleged crime, then texted him while fleeing authorities. The note stated he "planned on taking this to my grave" despite leaving written and digital evidence—a contradiction that has fueled speculation about the authenticity of the official narrative.
El Paso Airport Mysteriously Reopens After Planned 10-Day Closure
El Paso International Airport, which sits directly on the Mexican border near Ciudad Juárez, was scheduled for a 10-day closure that was abruptly reversed. Initial reports stated the closure was for military testing of anti-drone and anti-laser systems targeting drug cartel operations. However, the FAA ended the closure after only a brief period, reopening the airport far earlier than announced.
The official explanation raised immediate questions: Why would the military need to shut down a major commercial airport for 10 days to test anti-drone systems? Defense technology can easily be tested in restricted airspace or desert areas without disrupting commerce. The explanation that testing required clearing civilian air traffic makes little sense—if the system can't operate safely with planes in the sky during testing, how would it operate once activated with constant air traffic?
Alternative theories suggest the closure may have been related to cartel drone incursions or served as leverage in larger negotiations with Mexican authorities. The Trump administration's approach to international negotiations often involves creating uncertainty and applying pressure, making it difficult to distinguish genuine operations from strategic posturing. The sudden reversal of the 10-day timeline suggests either the threat was resolved or the closure served its purpose as a negotiating tactic.
Why This Matters
These three stories connect to a larger pattern of information control and narrative management. In the Canada tragedy, pharmaceutical industry connections and medical establishment liability concerns likely explain why SSRI involvement receives no coverage despite being documented in FDA warnings. With the Twiggs relocation, unclear motivations exist for protecting the location of someone no longer in protective custody. The El Paso situation demonstrates how national security operations can be obscured through conflicting explanations and rapid policy reversals.
The public deserves transparent information about pharmaceutical risks, especially when prescribed to minors experiencing mental health crises. The Strang case represents a failure at multiple levels—medical, educational, and familial—that enabled a troubled teenager to access both dangerous medications and apparently weapons, resulting in tragic loss of life.
Video Transcript
The fact that I have to put this at the end of the video just because of what this person says that they are is absolutely infuriating because by far the most interesting critique or conversation that we can have is about this story. And yet it has to be last. It just has to be that way. So, you know, something to think about. This is going to be the very last part of the video and so since I just recorded it, I will just say this. The answer to all of the questions in the most important story of this entire video are literally in the final five minutes. So, I'm going to go put this at the very beginning to make sure if you get bored, just at least skip to the end so that you can find out exactly why this really happened as I just showed you guys. All right, Jesse on fire. Welcome back. So, I've been working all day on episode two of the uh Charlie Kirk series that I'm doing where I am hypothesizing about whether or not maybe there's something much bigger going on like Charlie being in witness protection and the overwhelming amount of evidence that that is the case, that he is not dead, that this was jked and uh that they faked it. And so, episode one uh is in the description if you have not seen that yet. Episode two will be dropping by end of day tomorrow on Thursday. And so I just peaked up right now and I'm like, "Oh, I wonder what's going on in the world." And all of a sudden it's like, "Oh my gosh, there are huge stories going on right now." You have uh you know, you have them testifying over there about you know what the I'm not allowed to talk about. But in addition to the normal file thing that we've got going on, we have two three I'm sorry, massive, massive stories that I'm going to go through right now and uh we're just going to smash them all into one video. So, we've got Lance Twigs, as you guys may recall, is a person who some people in Utah think is not even like necessarily a real person. Uh, he was the uh Tyler Robinson lover. They had the text exchange, you know, was like, "Hello, lover Lou." We're going to be covering that in a uh forthcoming episode as well, obviously. Um, because again, we haven't even gotten we haven't even gotten to the FBI and that absurd side of this thing. But they are saying that he has been spotted. He is no longer in Utah. They found him. He is in another state. Just happens to be a state that uh seems to be relatively relevant to me, right? But we're going to be looking at what they're saying that he's doing. And uh yeah, it's very weird. Very, very weird. Uh but convenient if you're trying to uh you know, not have to answer any questions about him. But we're going to be looking at that. We also have uh this story about the El Paso airport being shut down for 10 days. Okay. Okay. And I'm going to show you what they are saying is the purpose of this. Now, I'm injecting this after this entire video is all the way done. But the biggest story of the day, which I have to put at the end that I've been referencing or I'm about to reference, is about the mass in Canada that was perpetrated by someone who is identical to who they said did Charlie. Okay. And a lot of people got got. A lot of people got guy. Okay, it's a big one with a lot of people down and a lot of people permanently down and I have solved in the my portion the real reason that this happened. Okay, I haven't seen a single outlet report on it and then literally I will go through I couldn't possibly oversell the fact that I am going to literally in my section which starts at minute 21ish. Okay, I don't actually Yes, I do. I know exactly why mainstream media will not cover the real reason that this happened, but you will know exactly why it happened because you will have watched my video. So, if you're uninterested in any other part of this story, definitely do not just just go straight to Minute 21 then, you know. But, I mean, there's a bunch of really good stuff in this video anyway about all that. But, like, I'm just putting this in the beginning for that reason. Also, if you guys do not mind subscribing to the channel and liking the video, I will appreciate it because we're going to handshake it. watch my content, subscribe to my channel, and like the video. Thank you guys. Enjoy. Okay, because there are like eight different stories that I'm looking at. I'm like, "Wait, what is going on?" Okay, cuz if you hear that an American airport is being shut down for a set period of time that is longer than two hours, okay, or whatever, I mean, maybe like longer than a day. You have to go, "Wait, what? What are you What are you talking about?" Okay. They do anything they can to keep airports open because that is the basis of commerce and all of that stuff. I mean like they they'll do whatever they can to not shut down airports. A 10day shutdown, especially exactly where that one is in El Paso. And if you guys are not great with geography, Mexico, America, and I don't even have to move my hands because El Paso is basically it is as close to the Mexican border as exists in the United States. If you've ever been to El Paso, I've only been there twice. And it was the two times that I was driving from California to Texas when I moved here. And it is I mean you it's it basically is half Mexico even though it's in the United States. So them shutting this out super scary to me who understands the threat of you know things that people want to get into this country that have nothing to do with people getting high and everything to do with people getting dead. You know what I mean? So we're going to be looking at that. Um, and then we are going to be looking at uh this, which I'm going to be honest would have been the lead story if I didn't think that it was going to get us. And that is this nasty thing uh that happened in Canada. If you guys haven't heard about this yet, let me show you the uh show you the headline. And I will remind everyone that uh when the Charlie Kirk assassination first happened, what did and I make no secret of the fact that uh I was always convinced until maybe 10 days, maybe even a week, I don't even know 10 10 days ago max that it was the leftist that did it and specifically probably Tyler Robinson or Lance Twigs or the extended universe of these crazies, right? And I have many times discussed the likelihood that it would have been Lance Twigs that did it because of all of the information that came out about his um potential like schizophrenia, you know, like it was like the these these these it's information that came out about him scribbling all this crazy stuff in the notebooks and they showed all of his notebooks and all of that. Like listen, the reason that I keep saying that the the Charlie's Alive uh series is a thought exercise is because I don't ever tie myself to certainty ever. If I can't know, if I didn't personally see something, if I did not personally validate a thing, if there is any room that I could be wrong, I will always say that and I have no problem if I end up being wrong. Jesse, why are you talking so much? I'm trying to put some space between us in the beginning so that I can talk about all of these things. uh as best I can. So, let's go. Let's look at the Lance one really quick and then uh and then we're going to get into the real meat and bones of this thing. Okay, so translover of uh Charlie Kirk's alleged assassin spotted after going into hiding, moving out of state. So, translover of Charlie Kirk's alleged assassin is living quietly in Texas 6 months after his partner Charlie Robinson was charged with fatally shooting the right-wing influencer in the neck. Lance Twigs, who authorities refer to using male pronouns. Oh, that's disrespectful, huh? Wow, very disrespectful. Uh, he fled St. Utah and has taken up residence with Mormon family in Texas. The Daily Mail says Twigs was spotted with long unckempt hair at a Taco Bell uh a t unckempt hair, a Taco Bell t-shirt, and a hardcover fantasy novel in a quiet suburban neighborhood photo show. Which one? Which one? You know what reason is there for them to be hiding where he is? Do you know what I mean? Like you you're saying he's not under FBI protection anymore. So why are you being ky about where he is? What's the what's the purpose of that? I don't even I honestly I don't understand. They're like, "Yeah, we got him, but we're not going to tell you where he is." Super weird, actually. Super weird. Okay. Twigs left the secluded desert town near the Arizona border as speculation swirled over his involvement in the crime. So Arizona and Texas border. Is that what they're saying? Or are they saying are they saying Arizona and Utah? Okay. Do you guys not find this very weird that they are not saying where he is? Because again, he's not under anyone's protection. So, what is the problem with saying where he is? Um, and given that this is the New York Post, which if you guys recall is the periodical whereby we saw that guy's corpse getting wheeled out of you know where and an ear that does not match, you know, just doesn't match, isn't him. So, always got to keep those things in mind and given the fact that we don't really know why Charlie was uh either, you know, put down or put down and the implication of this particular organization potentially running cover for another group of people maybe, then you really have to question everything that you see here when it comes to things that might involve those people. Okay? So it says uh Robinson allegedly left him a note explaining what he was going to do and then later chatting with him via text as he fled authorities. Yeah, because again nothing about that rire of setup. Nothing. It didn't wreak like a setup or something that was uh you know meant to throw people off the scent at all. It's all Jeez Louise, babe. I planned on taking this to my grave. I was never going to tell anyone, but I did leave you this note that confesses to it and now I am just texting it to you also. It's like you planned on taking it to your grave and yet you left a note confessing to it and now you're confessing to it again in a text message. When did you plan on taking it to your What are you talking about? Well, listen. The thing is is I need to wait to get to my vehicle because the police are swarming and I left my rifle in a chicken coupe. Did you say chicken coop? A chicken coupe and uh not going to be able to get it back. And what's is my dad knows because he saw a picture of the rifle and he's calling me asking me to send a picture of my rifle to prove that I have it. But I don't because I left it in the chicken coupe. Fast forward a month later. So, the picture that they released was a stock photo, not the actual rifle. Yeah, it was. So, how would the dad have seen a picture of the rifle which made him suspicious that maybe it was his rifle? Uh, what did you say? You said the reason the dad was asking for a photo of the rifle is because he saw the photograph released of the rifle by the FBI. Right. And it turns out the photo released by the FBI was a stock photo which resembles about 930 sixes and definitely is not unique in any way. But you said that it was super unique and that's how the dad knew that it might be Tyler and he was asking for the picture. How is that possible? They're like, "Oh gosh." Uh, can you give me a hint? It's not. I'm asking you. How is that possible? O, tough one. So, again, um, very suspicious. Here you go. Sources told the outlet he spends most of his time at home gaming and reading fantasy novels and mostly goes out for to pick up, take out food, and run errands for his parents. run errands for his parents. I thought he Okay, so his also then Okay. Well, my friend in Utah says he doesn't think he exists. So, uh you know, this is someone who is super dialed into lives in Provo. 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This is after every single outlet in America was reporting that they closed it for 10 days that they that they closed it for 10 days. Okay? And the reasons that they were giving were all over the place and they were very very weird and very very suspect. If you're a person who is very paranoid about people bringing things into the country that go boom and like big boom and I am absolutely one of those people that is extremely paranoid about that. Okay. And they said that Pete Hegath said that they shut it down because they were going to test these lasers for their anti- drone system or something or other. And it's like you're going to shut down you're going to shut down the El Paso airport in order to test the anti- drone thing. I mean, I guess that could potentially make sense. Maybe, you know, it's like, yeah, so listen, we need the airspace clear because the cartels are definitely not going to stop. However, you know, if you guys are up there in the air, we might accidentally shoot one of you guys down. It's like, well, then why would you? If that's a real concern, then it seems like it's not a very plausible deterrent because, okay, cool. We test it out. It's great. We're shooting everything down. They're all right, turn back on the uh air traffic. And then it's like we just start shoot, you know what I mean? Like, seems like you can't test it without the airplanes and then just turn it on when the airplanes are back. Okay. They also said that they just they, you know, they're making every every possible uh, you know, indicator that this is cartel related. And I mean that certainly is uh a common sense assumption given where it is with Wararez on the other side, but a 10day lockdown, 10day shutdown does not make any sense. Okay, so listen to this. The latest information is that the the closure of the airspace was related to the military testing of anti- drone and anti- laser operations targeted at drug cartel drones. It is important to note that this was a military test only and not an actual interception of cartel drones. I think I've made a pretty good point of why that does not make sense. Okay, that doesn't make any sense. You can't test it and then just go, "Okay, it's good. We're shooting them down." If if then all of a sudden you're going to have a million other things in the sky. You know, because if you're just doing tests, why don't you just run the tests with your own drones? Okay? like this is think things through with common sense. Okay? There is nothing absolutely nothing nothing in the entire world that you could possibly think of that is technologically possible that the defense department cannot recreate for testing. Okay? I don't care if the cartels have the most sophisticated drones world. We can duplicate it. We could take it out in the desert where there's no air traffic and then test our anti- drone system. There is absolutely no reason we would need to do it at the El Paso airport that is real that I could possibly understand or know about. Okay, so that sounds fake. The fact that they turned it back on is uh also very weird. I feel like with this administration, I never know what's going on. And I don't even necessarily mean that as a bad thing. I feel like this administration completely understands the art of negotiation in terms of leverage. So like sometimes I know for sure that what he's doing the president is he is putting pressure on he can't tell the American people like I have no actual intention of doing this because the entire leverage is based on their belief that we are doing this. So, you can't say it to the American. Hey, listen. Don't worry. I'm going to pull this back as soon as whatever if he's got to play crazy sometimes that he does. Now, I'm not saying that he's not crazy. What? I'm not even making a because I don't even know what the [ __ ] is going on. I'm just saying there are situations where when you can't tell what's going on, that is what's going on. It's some kind of negotiation. But this I don't know, man. So, this says that uh it says the airport. Now, a few minutes ago, the FAA ended the closure of the airport. It is now open. And you guys look at this. I mean, this is like this is all over the place. And look, okay, here we go. Was due to US military testing. Okay, I for 10 days. For 10 days. Sure, dude. I don't believe it, but guess what? I don't have any idea. Okay. Officials claim that a drone incursion led to the shutdown. Uh-uh. I don't know, man. I mean, listen, do I have any way to prove it? No, I don't. But let's move on because now it's time to talk about the big story here. Okay, so in case you guys did not hear, um, we had a big mass shooting. Okay, and that happened in Canada. Okay, in Canada, not very well known for that type of thing, but guess who it was that did it? Unreal. It was one of these. Huh? Here's the thing. Okay, I am going to show you almost for sure exactly why this person did this. And I realize that's probably a pretty bold statement for someone to make, but I'm going to make it and I'm going to prove it to you subsequent because in another after I show you this of exactly what happened, I'm going to show you that shows their personal posts and they there's information embedded in those posts that I figure a lot of people will not see that explains it very clearly and also lays out what the larger problem leading to this is. you know what I mean? Okay, so let's jump right into that right now. All right, so let's go. We've got uh and I couldn't even give you any of the stats or anything because uh I just know how the system works now. So, reports identify Jesse Strang as the alleged uh um what's a code word for this word that we can use? Um the uh confused suspect uh alleged confused suspect in the uh Canada Mass, you know what, at Tumblr Ridge Secondary School, although uh authorities have not officially confirmed the identity of the shooter. Oh, well, I don't know. This looks pretty compelling. I'm going to guess this is probably them, you know, most likely. They're all We think it could be this person, but since they blew their own face off, uh you know, we can't necessarily confirm it. It's like, well, this is looking pretty promising as far as leads go. So, they launched an intense investigation after two uh mass again. I like I like I can't say those words together. You guys understand? Or else they're just going to go. So, as annoying as this is, um I just You guys know what that is. So, what's God I'm open to suggestions. Mass uh mass games of Duck Duck Goose. That's super dumb. uh in Canada on Tuesday. At least nine people dead, dozens injured after an alleged uh you know launched in uh it at Tumblr Ridge Secondary School. What are you guys talking about? Mental disorder. Look at those eyes. Look it. This right here says I've got a really strong handle on reality. What do you mean? What do you mean? Police said that they were a they were aware who the suspect was, but did not disclose her identity except that it was a woman with brown hair and wearing a dress. But the alleged shooter was an 18-year-old turned gender. What do you mean mental disorder? What are you talking about? Okay, I don't mean to be flippant of the people who lost their lives today because I'm not. I'm being more flippant of the idea that we have to pretend that there is not some kind of serious problem right over there. Okay, I can't call that a mental disorder. That right there, that right there doesn't look like a mental disorder to you guys. Okay, look at Hey, I'm so pretty. Just like imagine if if all of a sudden like next week I was wearing that outfit, lipstick, someone did whatever the [ __ ] is going on right there to that person's hair, to my hair, and I was holding up, you know, my phone and looking at it like, "Look at me all seductive." I assume everyone would go, "Oh, yeah, he's uh he needs to be committed." It's like, "Yeah, I do. I do." But people look at him, it's all stunning and brave. Stunning and brave. They're all He just killed a bunch of people. They're all Well, maybe he wasn't getting the support that he needed. They're all really, you think that's what it was? Injured dozens, too. By the way, uh the Western Standard uh Juno News uh identified of Jesse String. These outlets stated, and by the way, do not leave until I show you what they posted because it's ver like I said, I can tell you what is going on here. Um they can independently verify the information. Okay. So, uh, moreover, a believed to be owned by Jess showed the T flag and had pronouns she, her as per Juno News. Hilarious. Hilarious. Nothing is more feminine than mass murder in 2026. You know, nothing nothing more feminine than mass murder. I do enjoy the idea though, however, that uh No, never mind. That's a terrible joke. Okay, so check this out. This is what I'm talking about in terms of uh the real reason. How do I stop myself? I'm not schizophrenic. Here is what Jesse Strang said in old Reddit posts, and they give away exactly what's going on here. Okay. Old Reddit posts allegedly linked to Jesse String named by some outlets in the Canada MA uh shooting case uh reveal references to mental health struggles, transition plans, drug use, and firearms. Authorities have not officially confirmed the suspect's identity. See, now I can speak freely because I'm in the last like 10% of this video. So now we're just going to get down like a clown. Okay. Jesse Strang has been claimed as the alleged suspect in the mass shooting in Canada on Tuesday, February 10th. As per multiple reports, Strang was an 18-year-old transgender person who transitioned in 2023 at the age of 15. At the age of 15? Weird. So, you're saying that allowing someone who was under the age of 18 to transition was not a good idea, unless you think that uh this person going out and committing mass murder is a good outcome. Huh. Huh. Well, it sounds pretty hateful to me for us to think that maybe not so much, right? The Western Standard and Judo News uh identified the alleged shooter. These outlets stated that they obtained the name and a close from a close family member. Although the information has not been confirmed by the authorities, W cannot independently verify the information. Amid this, uh the old Reddit posts are being circulated on social media where the alleged shooter has made multiple claims about themselves. Well, let's let's hear what those were. Okay. Uh, in a post dated February 26, 2023, Strang under the username Jesseboy 347, of course. Uh, I'm 15year-old and have extreme have an extreme phobia of needles. Blood work is dreadful. I was wondering what kind of stuff I can expect. I've seen some big scary progesterone needles and also pills of the same stuff. Are the pills as effective? I went crazy and burnt my house down. Oh, really? Wait, wait, hang on. You burnt your house down? I know, guys. Let's let this minor make decisions for themselves that will involve massive amounts of permanent drugs going into their body that are absolutely 100% certain to affect their uh their brain. Right? But that's still not where we're at yet. Okay, ready? It's 4 a.m. Got out of the psych ward a month ago and now I'm here. I'm not schizophrenic. Unlikely to be bipolar, diagnosed with ADHD, MDD, uh I don't even know what the OCD, I know, ASD, I don't know. Uh if I thought about it, I would be able to figure these out. But uh I spend so little time thinking about mental disorders that I don't even recognize the acronyms. You know, Jesse, I thought you have this one. I don't think I do, actually. I think I have a very special kind of brain which makes it very challenging for me to pay attention to [ __ ] I don't give a [ __ ] about, you know, but I know people who have real ADHD. And it is very different than like, oh my god, Jesse, you hey, they this this kid has trouble sitting down in a chair for eight straight hours listening to [ __ ] he'll never care about ever under any circumstance. It's ADD. It's like, nope. The system makes no sense. This is crazy town. This makes no sense. Why are we having kids sit in a chair for eight hours a day for their entire childhood? It makes no sense. Okay, it's not a disorder. The system's a disorder. All of it's a disorder. Okay, I know people have real ADD and they are batshit. Okay, everybody knows one of them. That's real ADD or ADHD. Okay, anyway, but this person says, um, I tried shrooms once and it was a small unmeasured dose and it was chill. Still not there, but watch this. Yo, what's the danger in using 5me DMT alone? So 5me is a different kind of DMT. I'm sure most of you guys have heard about the uh you know the like people do DMT and they're like man I was on a roller coaster and then I shot out into the into the stars and like the trolls came up and they were like hey man when are you coming back home? So that's synthetic DMT. I hear incredible things about it. Never done it. 5me is very different. That is the toad. They referred to as the toad. It is uh extracted from actual like desert frogs and that I have done and that was bananas. Bananas. Okay. I thought that I was doing the one we talked about earlier where it's like, okay, so if I do this then I'm going to, you know, go on a rocket ship into space. I only found out about two days beforehand that it was something very different. And when I talked to one of my buddies who had done it to deal with PTSD, he told me that he thought that his teeth melted and he thought that he had just died and he said that he panicked. And I was like, "Fuck yeah, that sounds much more fun than the amazing stories I've heard on Rogan's show." So looking forward to my teeth melting and dying. So uh I was a little bit afraid for sure. Uh but when I did it, it was one of those things where I was terrified and then the second it was in I was like, "Oh, never mind. This is going to be fine. And uh I'll tell you one funny story from me doing it. Okay. So you like at least in my experience and I'm in no way promoting people doing this. I'm just telling you a story. So my experience essentially you ceased to exist or I ceased to exist. There was no like me, right? The the identity that I had was like not there anymore. There was no like Jesse experiencing things. This was like into another world of some kind. It's very hard to actually impossible to explain. However, um I did have some pretty uh helpful realizations on my way out about my real life, but neither here nor there. I remember distinctly while in the experience hearing a sound that sounded like a bell going ding like but like the the sound of it echoed forever. It was like this absolutely endless sound like you know the way you look on a screen if someone turns it on and it's like that screen shows that screen so that and and it just goes into infinity that's what the sounded like and it sounded like a bell so when I came out of it the guy who was the guide told me that uh he they were looking at me crazy like they were looking at me like like completely different than how you know and like I knew this guy pretty well and he was looking at me like and I was like what's up? He's like, he's like, you never know what you're going to get when people do this. He's like, but that was really fascinating with you. I was like, I have no idea what you're talking about. He's like, you like it's like every the way you present yourself like normally was completely stripped off and you were a child. He's like it was like you were like a child. He's like, "And you're kind of coming back to how I understand you was like just really fascinating to understand how much of your personality is built on your experience cuz I feel like I just got to see what you're actually like and you were like the most carefree, happy child in the world." I'm like, "How could you have seen that? Was I moving around?" He's like, "Oh, yeah." He's like, "You were rolling around on the ground making a sound like this." So, it's me doing it. I I have I had no idea. I personally was rolling around making the sound that I was hearing in some kind of whatever as this infinite bell. Super [ __ ] weird. But nonetheless, that is what happened. Okay. I doubt that's what would happen for this crazy person. That's what happened when I did it. Okay. So, um genuinely don't know if I should do 5 MO alone. Whatever. He says, check this out. I am on serotilline 280 milligrams SSRI. You don't say SSRI. Wow. And then says I had a complete mental breakdown on three grams of uh whatever this is. Shroomies. Okay. Uh then when this happened, I was on flu uh fluxine 50 50 milligrams SSRI and quadripine. Unsure of dosage. Huh. Interesting. Let's go ahead and just do a real quick uh Google search of something. Actually, you know what I'm going to do? We're going to go to chat GPT and we can do this together, you guys. Okay, so let's ask Dr. Chat GPT. Okay, and let's see what it says about this. Okay, let's go. By the way, if and I don't know what is on the side of this because this is like this this chat GBG is shared by my entire family, my wife, kids, whatever. So if it says your chats Steve Bannonet worth uh olive oil, sleep aids and ambient nausea. Okay, so nothing super weird. Nothing I need to definitely edit out that chat GBD was used for. Um okay, so let's do this. Um, I uh is it a known SSRI effect that in rare cases it makes users homicidal and or the word I can't say out loud. What do you guys think it's going to say? Let's find out cuz I don't know. Chat GBT might know though. Let's see. Oh my gosh. No way. It is a known documented risk that in some people especially early treatment or during dose changes SSRIs can be associated with increased that word thought agitation impulsive behavior. But it's important to understand how and how often. I don't care about that. Okay. FDA boxed warning about increased risk of that. Okay, this doesn't mean the medication causes it. It means a small subset experience worsening thoughts or activation. What about homos thoughts? This is much rarer. Oh, rarer. But it does happen. Hm. Uh, but if it has if they have underlying disorders, substance abuse, sleep deprivation, or neurological psych, you know, psychiatric factors. Huh. Uh, that's interesting. And what else is it? What else is it? How common is this? Most people do not experience this. Yeah. No, obviously. But it says uh the risk window is typically first few weeks after starting doses increase and increase and switching medications. Oh my god. Are you serious? Wait, so I feel like I saw him specifically talk about two different types of SSRI that he was on. So who knows how many there were. And I guess what I could say is get off me. I'm sorry that I remember every single thing that I've ever seen or read, you know, and that way I can just go, I know what happened. Oh, I know what happened. Something tells me no one's going to be honest about this, you know, and I guess I'm just going to This is going to be the very last part of the video. And so, since I just recorded it, I will just say this. The answer to all of the questions in the most important story of this entire video are literally in the final five minutes. So, I'm going to go put this at the very beginning to make sure if you get bored, just at least skip to the end so that you can find out exactly why this really happened as I just showed you guys. Pretty bold claim. If you feel like I over dramatized it, then you can tell me in the comments that I over but I obviously didn't. I just literally showed it to you. So there it