Eddie Bravo's Latest Conspiracy Talk - The Joe Rogan Experience

Hello freak bitches. I want to know how he got, I want to know the story of how he got in. Is there a video out there? Scientology? No, no, but how did he get in? Like what happened? That's a good question. I think somebody recruited him from a movie. He was good though. He was already in movies? He was in taps? Taps? Oh my god. Yeah. I wanted to know how bad happened. I want to know the guy who made that happen. Dude, that's Leo Renee? That's Leo Renee. Who got him? Yeah, she's relentless on Scientology. There's like season four. I got it. Leo Renee, she did my podcast. I know. She talked about it. You know, when I first met her, she was deep in it. She was with Kevin James. She was on King and Queens. And that's when I first met her. And he was like, she's a Scientologist. I was like, whoa. So weird. She's really nice. She's very cool, man. That's just a mind control experiment. That's all that is. Well, somebody figured out how to control people a long time ago. Until the internet came up. They come up with a set of rules and say that this is like someone's looking out for this set of rules. Whether it's God or it's Buddha or Odin. Creative mythology. All you have to do is do that and people follow it. It's weird. The crazy thing is the stuff that, you know, it's nothing but reports of child abuse. It just... Yeah, there's a lot of child abuse and cults. Yeah, there's a... Yeah, it's one of the big problems with cults. You know, one of Joey Diaz's ex-girlfriends was in a cult like when she was a kid. She said that the guy who was the head of the cult molested everybody. Yeah, of course. Molested all the girls. Yeah. Molested... You wanted to fuck girls. ... everybody's... Yeah, it's all just... That's who. Stark's cults. Yeah, well, it's... Most of these cults, that's what happens. Polygamy. Polygamy. That's not the crazy thing. David Koresh. That's the crazy thing. David Koresh. They shut that motherfucker shit down. We are allowing this to happen. It's like we want it to happen. It's like it's a CIA MK Ultra experiment. Wait, what do you mean? No, no, no. Wait, he got to that point. The show. That is the genre. Why realize... I'm giving him more wine. I'm so tall to the CIA. Look at the time. Eddie. Hey, give me a little more wine from the top. Tell us how it's all about the cults came about, Eddie. Let me feed the beast. I love them. I don't know anything. Riders on the storm. I don't know shit. I don't know anything. Do you think like the government was supporting this? How... When you look into it... You gotta look into it. Look into it. I've been looking into it. Hey, think about this. Think about how crazy that religion is. Yeah. Think about that. Which one? And then think about how it's allowed to survive and thrive. You're saying like Scientology? Scientology, even better. I'll do you one better. Scientology doesn't have to pay taxes. Dude. They figured out a way out of not taking... How is that... How is that... I'll tell you. Hold on. I'll tell you. I'll tell you the actual fact. I'll tell you the actual fact. They organized a massive lawsuit campaign against the IRS. And they said that if you can say that all these different religions, whether it's Catholicism or Mormonism... Mormonism has very questionable backgrounds. Mormonism was started by Joseph Smith, who was a known con man. I mean, Mormonism is... Yeah, there's like... He found it when he was 14. He said he found golden tablets that contained the lost work of Jesus. And only he could read them because he had a magic seer stone. Like when you look at the actual... You're talking about a guy who we know the guy, right? So Scientology was like, well, so fucking what? If you can take that, if you take Mormonism, like why can't we get tax exempt status? And they said, no, fuck you. You're not a real religion. And they're like, bullshit. If anything is a religion, we're a religion. And in that sense, I support them. I don't think... I think all religions should have to pay taxes. But I think that if anybody gets a free ride, Scientology should get a free ride. If you're gonna have this goofy loophole there, then they qualify just as good as the Mormons or Catholics. If Mormons get a pass... So that's what happened, Eddie. It was massive lawsuits. It was... And this is all... You could find it. I saw the HBO documentary. They filed a shitload of lawsuits and the IRS was fucked. You talking about going clear? The docs? It's amazing. Good book. It's amazing. It's a great book. The book's even better because it goes into the history of the great book. It's being allowed to happen. Everything's allowed to happen. The thing is, no one can pay attention to everything. Everything is allowed to happen all the time. And then once we find out that something's happening, it's like, okay, now what? You can't shut down a religion. Well, you can't shut down anybody's freedom of speech. If you have an ideology, your freedom of expression, your ability to gather and talk, which is good. Yeah, but it's... I don't know shit. All I know is if I had a country to run, I would start... If I was running in a country, I would start cults and have mind control experiments. I would too, but I wouldn't have time in between negotiating oil deals and trying to figure out whether or not we should stay then. I would make time. NATO and climate... Paris climate control. I know what you're saying. In a way, you're right. In my world. But no one has the time to do everything. There's not enough time. To micromanage the entire world. They're too busy. Right. It's just there's only so much shit. You can let people take care of themselves. Listen, people got lives. I get it. You can let people take care of themselves. Illuminati got keys. They got keys. Illuminati got keys. I get it. It's not enough time for mind control experiments. There's too much shit going on. Well, they definitely have done some mind control experiments too. That's what's also part of the problem. If I ran a country, I'm saying if I ran a country in this other dimension... I have a question for Eddie. If I ran a country the way... I'm saying if I ran a country... I'm a comic book guy writing these comic books, I would do definitely not. Hold on, Eddie. Hold on. I got a question for Eddie. This is what we're going to do. You're going to start a religion. You're going to start a religion. You're going to start a religion. And just you're going to bullshit them this way. And we're going to just watch them. Eddie, who is this mastermind? Who is this guy? I want to know from you and you better tell me. My country would turn out at least 500 years. Hold on, Eddie. You know it. I have a question. Brian. You better tell me this because I know you know the fucking answer, bro. As a dictator? Hold on. I want you to answer. I think you got your finger on the post. I want to know right now on this podcast who is running this country? I have no idea. Come on, bro. I don't know. Give me a little idea because I know you got a fucking idea. I don't know. Bro, you're playing dumb right now. I'm going to guess. I'm going to guess. Satan. Based on nothing but circumstantial evidence. I'm going to guess. Hold on. I'm going to guess. The people that control the banks. Who would they be? Rothchilds? I don't know. We did. I could be wrong. Rothchilds could be a complete fabrication. No, no, no. We looked up on the internet the other day and the Rothchilds, like the family, here's what's hilarious. The internet? It's $1 billion to like $70 trillion. $700 billion. $700 billion. What? $700 billion or trillion? What's this number? What is it? The amount of money they own. It's either $1 billion or $100. That's real. There's a family that owns all the banks. No, there is a family that has a considerable amount of money they passed out from generation generation and these younger generations have figured out how to not fucking. That's the conspiracy theory that they run the central bank. Is that really real? We don't know. We don't know. I don't know if it is. That's what they say. They say between $1 billion and $700 billion. Snopes says $500 trillion. But do they even exist? No, it says $1 billion. Do the Rothchilds even exist? That could be a conspiracy theory. Can I say one thing? The Rothchilds are hoax. Okay, Eddie. One thing about the Rothchilds, when you talk about the Rothchilds and these different big families, there's one thing in common. It's a hoax. No, follow me on this. They're white. If you hear it, no, they're all Jewish. That's a hoax. If you look at their roots, if you look at the roots of these, a lot of these rumors and conspiracies, they start in the... Free nation? ... the United Nations and the ultra right wing camps and a lot of the anti-Semitic anti... You know, they're not... You can go history lesson based on... No, that's not. That goes way back. That goes way back in Europe. That goes way back with the Nazis. So just be careful where these things come from. You'll find that their roots... I don't know. I don't know shit. But their roots... I'm on YouTube. Yeah, their roots sometimes start in really awful places. I don't read books. You should read a book every now and then. Hey, listen. I got some books for you. Lawrence Wright, the guy he's had. I don't know what to believe. Going clear and the looming tower are two very good books. I don't know what to believe. I don't know. The Plant Paradox, which I'm reading now about food. Very interesting. Unless it benefits me to believe something, unless I make money from it. I could say, dude, you're a fucking idiot. You're a fucking idiot. You know, like, what if I believe this? Dude, you could be fucking... Your kids could be... Go to college for free and people just believe this. If you just sign off and say you believe it. That's not what's going to happen. Is it illegal if I don't believe it? Will I get thrown in jail? No, then I don't want to believe shit. If it doesn't hurt me, it shouldn't be such a big deal. I don't know what to believe, man. I don't know if the Rothschilds are real. I don't know if reptilians are real. I don't know if Satanism is real. I don't know shit. One thing I'd say is learning getting closer to the truth can be achieved by looking at all the independent lines of inquiry. All the independent lines that come to one consensus. Are you saying you're trying to tell me how to come to the truth? Brian Calloway. Is that what you're trying to tell me exactly how to come to the truth? I'm just saying generally. I'm speaking in general because I would never tell you to get close to the truth. Brother, come on, man. I'm talking to general. Let me say this because I think this is really important. One of the problems that I've had, me personally, I've had with any idea is that once I have an original idea or once I start looking at something a certain way, I become married to it. I've had real problems with that. All of us have. That's confirmation bias. I understand, but I'm just saying I've had real problems with that. Personally where I had to look at what I believed and go, well, why do I believe that? Why do I think? There's been a bunch of times, whether it's through Bigfoot or UFOs or ... I mean, I've looked at the JFK assassination a hundred different fucking times. There's been times when I said, well, maybe Oswald got lucky. People do get lucky. The first animal I ever shot, I shot at 200 yards and I probably shouldn't have hit it and it dropped. I could have fucked that up. If you're aiming at something, pull the trigger and hit the president at the back of the head. It is possible. I don't think it did. It seems to me more like some other shit was going on if you look at all the different pieces of evidence. Our Navy's still friends, but they're different. But I don't fucking know, man. The problem with saying this happened and that happened, which I used to do all the time is that you don't fucking know. You don't know. You don't know. Until you do know, when you say you know and you might be wrong, it becomes an ego thing. So you can speculate? Yes. You can get closer to the truth. You can approximate. If you hear scientists, they always say, it's so fascinating. Scientists start always with doubt. What they do is they always say, if you read the corner signs, they'll say, well, this is the most likely, based on the data, I've looked at our literature, I've read carefully, this is the most likely possibility. It's really interesting to hear how they talk that way because like with global warming or anything, have you heard Krauss? Yeah. Lawrence Krauss. Yeah. Listen, I've had him on my podcast. I listened to both the podcast you had with him and tried to read some of his book. It was tough, but yes, I love him. His book is rough, dude. When he started to have a background. Gage symmetry, when he was going into gage symmetry and I fucked up by opening up my podcast asking him to explain gage symmetry. I know. It's insane. You know what I got from that? It's theoretical physics. I got this, what I got from that. There's a hole in your head. I got that there's a web, there's an invisible web and we come into contact over the, we, we become mass. But we have to understand as skeptical as we are of this shit, these are the same motherfuckers that put together the Large Hadron Collider. They are spinning atoms just slightly under the speed of light, slamming them into each other and recreating the very instances right after the Big Bang. They're doing that shit right now. There's a team of scientists, how many scientists, 130 countries, thousands, thousands. You guys all agree that Nikola Tesla was a great scientist. He was a genius, but you got to remember that Nikola Tesla lived in a world where he was so far ahead of the curve and there's very few people that were able to compete with him or even understand what he was doing. Okay. Do you know that if you go to YouTube and you punch in Nikola Tesla hoax fraud, nothing comes up. That's amazing. Makes sense. Yeah. Nothing. There's not anybody on the planet trying to say all that shit was bullshit. There's no, you go to YouTube punching Nikola Tesla hoax fraud, not one fucking video. There's videos that come up that saying something else was a hoax. Nikola Tesla proves it or you know, Nixon, Nixon, Tesla proves hoax, but not one video of anybody ever say Nikola. I feel like I feel like I'm going that. Yeah. But this is just the fact you can take it or leave it. Put in Albert Einstein hoax fraud. Endless videos. It's a free. Yeah. It is. Videos. They're like, wait a minute. Is an Albert, was an Albert Einstein time magazines man of the century? Okay. But let me stop. Let me stop. Okay. You're getting very, hold on a second. Let me just help you here. That's getting very dramatic. So let me stop for a second. If you put in, if you put in Holocaust hoax, you'll get an equal number. I'm not talking about that. I'm talking about if you put in Sandy hook hoax, you're getting an equal number. You get a, you get a tremendous number of people to think that a lot of Tesla. That's amazing. Well, also, how about people that don't think that Richard Pryor was genius? Who's our, you ever met a comic once? It doesn't think Richard Pryor is one of the greatest of all time. They don't exist. Are there videos of people trying to prove that he was, wasn't the greatest? No, but I mean, look, I believe that he was a hoax. No, there's nothing on Nikola Tesla. I don't think that Einstein was a hoax dude. I mean, I'm not, I don't know nothing. All I know is there's nothing on Nikola Tesla. Yeah, no, but it doesn't mean anything. But there's thousands of Albert. You look into his life like, Oh, besides Tesla, that doesn't have that. Is he the only guy? Well, Thomas Edison was always, Thomas Edison was always accused of stealing the ideas of Nikola Tesla. In fact, Thomas Edison electrocuted an elephant in the middle of like, what was it? The world science fair. Thomas Edison did. Oh, Thomas Edison. Yes, Thomas Jefferson. No, Thomas Edison electrocuted a fucking elephant because he wanted to prove that alternating and direct current, like what ACDC, which is Tesla's idea. There's video of an elephant being electrocuted. Not by Thomas Edison. No, but Thomas Edison, Thomas Edison did it. The reason why he did it is to prove or to try to like, it was propaganda against Tesla's ideas, which are more advanced. And there's a more removable, like he wanted, he wanted there to be alternating currents and test. Tesla was a direct. And Einstein's were alive and kicking at the same time. Tesla. There's quotes. The quotes could be bullshit. You know, Tesla comes from several decades before Einstein. Clowning him in public. He thought Einstein was a fraud. That could be a fraud. I've heard that bullshit. But there are quotes that can be bullshit of Tesla. I keep they keep popping up. Anybody. I think break. No, no, no. Hold on. Hold on. I'm saying the theory of relativity is basically a joke. There's Tesla. No, no, no. What I'm saying is it could be bullshit, but it keeps coming up. No, no, no. We know that the theory of relativity is used right so that we know that that's not so much a theory anymore. But here's what I think that he's addressing. So Einstein, from what I have read is Einstein was a great mind, but he was coming up at a time where he got most of the credit. He got he became very he became a famous scientist when there are a lot of scientists. He was working on very similar ideas and contributing and contributing to to the larger debate about quantum physics. Right. So you know, there was also a big debate about their methods, whereas Tesla was a big fan of experiments. Einstein was a big fan of equations and one of the big quote, big criticism, one of the big quotes, he goes, What are you saying? What is this? Tesla's overrated debunking the cult of Tesla. Tesla's a popular figure in conspiracy culture. What is it saying? What is he saying? Tesla. He says, Tesla is not even just a conspiracy. What is he saying? He's not real. He's not right here. He says Tesla was a popular figure today, but he's also a self-publicist and this is the stuff he didn't invent. He did not invent alternating current. He just was one of many people working on it. OK, but he's probably one of the four forefront minds, right? Being a showman helped popularize the two. He's so good at that. Eventually had to. I don't know if he's right or not. He's not. Tesla. I just mean there's no one. And he said there's no one saying anything against him. But there is. But he's free energy against. He's he's 100 percent official story. He's not against not. He doesn't believe in that one conspiracy. You're right. 100 percent. And that's one of the only criticism they had about that guy. Like when we talked about the Gulf of Tonkin, he doesn't want to even admit that. Yeah. Tower seven. Tower seven's obvious. Who would Operation Northwoods? He was trying to downplay. I'm like, look, man, whether or not you know what happened in any other place, you know, the Joint Chiefs of Staff wrote down a memo saying that what the plan was to have Guantanamo Bay attacked by Cuban friendlies that were going to give them guns, give them bombs, have them attack American. What did he say? He was like, well, it never was like implemented. I was like, it doesn't matter. They signed it. Kennedy had a veto. Yes. But Kennedy vetoed it. That's why those checks and balances in place. The mindset behind the type of person that would want to blow up Americans and blame it on the Cuban so we could justify war with Cuba. The founding fathers knew that there would always be people within the government that would do anything they could. And so that's where the checks and balances, of course, nothing else. But they don't always go through perfectly. That's I mean, if Nixon was Reagan or I mean, if it was rather if Kennedy rather was Reagan or Kennedy was Nixon, he might very well have let that slide. Who knows? A different person in a different circumstance with a different view of the world could have let the Joint Chiefs of Staff pull that through. So that shows you the mindset. So the mindset is undeniable. People absolutely do conspire. So when you're a guy who never believes in conspiracies, you do just as much damage as a guy who always believes in. Well, so Alexander Hamilton said that it's not just a king you have to worry about. It's your actual government that's been elected. So just because your parliament he was using parliament as an example, just because parliament was voted in doesn't mean that small group of people will not get power hungry and drunk. So therefore you've got to have all these checks and balances. You've got to have courts, you've got all kinds of things. And you have to have a Senate and a House of Representatives. This is where these ideas came from. That's what the genius of those fucking guys was. Thank you.