Summary
➡ The text discusses a man who claimed to be highly educated but dropped out of college in his first year. He mentioned studying at the University of Science and Philosophy, which is not an accredited institution. The text also discusses the Fermi paradox, which questions why we haven’t found evidence of extraterrestrial life despite the vast number of stars and potentially habitable worlds. It also mentions the Titius-Bode law, a pattern predicting the distances of planets from the sun, which suggests Earth may not naturally belong in its current position. The text ends by discussing the impact of method acting, suggesting it could lead to multiple personality disorder or even something deeper.
➡ Terrence Howard, a renowned actor, has played 65 different characters in movies and 28 in TV episodes. In 2015, he became known for his scientific interests and even filed patents. He has been noted for his unique acting method, which involves a ritual that he describes as akin to possession. Despite his scientific claims being debunked, Howard continues to be a prominent figure in Hollywood.
➡ The speaker expresses concern about the current state of affairs, mentioning conflicts in various countries and a perceived spiritual war. They also discuss the presence of agitators within their movements, who they believe are causing division and confusion. The speaker then focuses on actor Terrence Howard, suggesting he might be one of these agitators. They question Howard’s claims about his early memories and education, and bring up his criminal history as further cause for concern.
➡ The text discusses a conversation about Joe Rogan’s show, where some people believe guests pay to be interviewed, though this is unconfirmed. The speaker shares his experience of abruptly being dismissed by Rogan when raising a question about Hawaii. The conversation then shifts to a critique of a certain individual’s tactics to gain public trust and sympathy, suggesting these are manipulative strategies to soften people for a major revelation or to avoid punishment for past mistakes. The text ends with a discussion about the resurgence of Christianity in politics and media, and the potential implications of this shift.
➡ The speaker discusses a podcast where scientific concepts were inaccurately presented, causing confusion and division among listeners. The speaker criticizes the podcast host for mispronouncing scientific terms and spreading misinformation about topics like ancient civilizations and the universe. The speaker also mentions the host’s controversial statement that one times one equals two, which he believes is an attempt to confuse listeners and disrupt the understanding of mathematics, a universal language.
➡ Jason believes that the number one holds infinite potential and is the basis of all mathematical structure. He argues that multiplying one by one cannot equal two, as this would imply the existence of a second infinite entity, which he considers impossible and disrespectful. Jason shares these thoughts on a channel, which is edited for some platforms but available in its raw form on Nino’s Corner TV.
Transcript
It’s a huge, it creates a huge atmosphere of circus and it just, it gets out of hand. It looks like right now it’s getting very out of hand with Lawrence Howard. And let’s, let’s dive into this a little bit because I kind of have the same point of view as jason on here, that these people are put out into the public on purpose to persuade or the cattle a certain direction. Is that, am I right in saying that, Jason? Yeah, we’ve seen with Russell Brown brand, we see it with Candace Owens. Now we’re seeing it. We’re seeing it with Cat Williams.
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He is intelligent, no doubt. No doubt. But our concern is pretty be being used for something else. Right. That’s. That’s what we’re. That’s what we’re going to be talking about today, because I understand. And how does this coincide with your simulation theory? I want to know what your. Your views on his whole. On his. He’s basically saying he’s going to kill gravity, Bill. Gravity. Um, and he has 97 patents. He said a lot of things, man. Outlandish, crazy stuff. When you start looking into it, though, it doesn’t really add up, does it? Well, Owen. Owen Benjamin has been going pretty deep on the patents, and so other people have already been releasing YouTube videos looking into the patents, looking.
The virtual reality patent that he’s always talking about has absolutely been denied. The US patent office denied that when his other patents patents are almost cartoonish. So, no, I’m not. I’m not on board with what he’s talking about on the. On the. Was what? You know, he said that, uh, I think that he has a patent, a virtual reality patent, ownership of patent, what can only be described as an interesting three hour conversation. The entire AR VR world was built off my first patent is what he claims. That was abandoned because I paid 260,000 for the worldwide patent.
But then my lawyers kept sending me these maintenance fees and annuities. I’m like, these folks are just trying to shake me down. I’m not going to pay this. Howard explained. Yeah, I’m not. Yeah, I’m not even impressed with patents. Come up with the concept and file a patent. Right, right. It’s still making money. That Patton has earned over $7 trillion, and you didn’t get a piece. And I. I haven’t gotten a penny of it, he added. Howard also shared that he could kill gravity. And he shared that you could debunk the pythagorean. Pythagorean theorem. I always have a problem saying that word.
We’re about to kill gravity. We’re about to kill their God gravity. And they don’t want that. Howard told Rogan, showing him a video of how linchpins can rid Saturn of gravity. Explain this to me. Well, I mean, you would have to get him to explain it to me because it doesn’t make any sense to me what you can do with a computer model, the replication of the geometry of gravity with its rings and all that. Every bit of that can be replicated by what it’s input in. Whatever you put in the input is gonna. Is gonna show on the output.
So showing a computer graphics model is never gonna be evidence of anything. So I had a problem with that, but more so, can I share my screen and show the three books from which I know he got his information from? Absolutely. Let me, uh. So I’m still getting familiar. Familiar with yours. This is zoom. So I got. Is there a share feature on the bottom? In the very bottom, yeah, you just hit a share screen. Share screen. I see it. Cool. All right, there it is. And then I can share the entire screen, right? Yeah. Yeah.
Awesome. Awesome. So I have. I was. I was explaining all people that, you know, you already know that I was in prison, and I’m very well read. And in my imprisonment, I literally received a copy of this book from the author. This is Dale Pond’s book, and he cites Edgar Cayce, John Keely, Rudolph Steiner, Nikola Tesla, several other greats. This book literally conveys what Terrence Howard was showing us in 3d models, 3d printed models and all that. He changed the vernacular. He’s giving a really good presentation because he’s showing in three dimensions what these men only showed in two dimensional charts and graphs, but the information is essentially the same.
So you’re saying he got his information from this book here or from. He does. Well, I’m gonna say. I’m gonna tell you now. We have to give Terrence Howard credit because he didn’t just. He didn’t just get the information, but he did cite Dale Pond. He did say, he did talk about John Keely, and, excuse me, he talked about several other people. But in the presentation of his material, he kind of washes over the fact that these are the pioneers. They didn’t have the money. He did. They didn’t have the technology and 3d printing to produce those models and all that.
But this was. This is. We’re all standing on the backs of our predecessors when it comes to research, and more attention should have been. Should given to some of these researchers. And what they did, he did admit to go to being educated by the University of Science and philosophy. Now, this is very deceitful, because, in other words, he’s taking credit for something that’s already been explored and it’s already been put into the field. Yeah, it’s already been put into the field. It’s all, it’s really good stuff by former writers. But I read these books when I was in prison.
So when I’m listening to the Joe Rogan podcast, I’m like, wow, I’ve read all this material. This is the discovery of nothing. This is all about the negative spaces he was talking about in his Joe Rogan podcast, where all the magic happens in the negative spaces. The primary, the primary philosophy behind this guy right here, Lyle Jacobson, is that there is nothing to fill without a previous empty, and that all the magic in physics and magnetism and electricity happens in the spaces between geometrical objects. And this is the difference between the Euclidean, this is the difference between the straight line geometry of the platonic solids and what he’s bringing to the table, which is essentially the repackaging of sympathetic, vibratory physics, which other men have already, their entire treatises out about.
So, so this is, this is already, this has already been trailblazed. This is already been trailblazed. He’s real. What is he doing? He’s just rebacking, repackaging it and taking ownership of it? Absolutely. Let me. Wow. Now, now, people, now, Joe Rogan’s podcast, it really may paint a picture that he’s, like, among the intellectual elite, that he is very well educated in all these matters. Now, you have to understand, he specifically said in his first year of chemical engineering at whatever it was, Pratt university or whatever. That sounds really, that sounds real impressive. Then you find out it wasn’t his first year at chemical engineering.
It was his only year because he quit college in his first year. He never went and got his college degree ever. He quit in his first year, and one of his, one of his electives was chemical engineering. See, these are red flags. These are red flags from the fact that you’re putting yourself out to be something that you’re really not. And when he, when, when, before he could be pressed about his, his collegiate education, he switches over on the Joe Rogan podcast and says that, well, in my time at the University of Science and philosophy, and he mentioned it like three or four times before, I’m like, man, something’s going, something’s wrong here.
So I look it up online, and I realize, oh, damn, I’ve been educated by the University of science and philosophy, too. They’re the ones that sent me the physics of love and the universal law revealed these two books I just showed you, which led me to ordering Jacob. I mean, a Jacobson’s material on the discovery of nothing. So I’m like, wow, I’m already familiar with all this when I’m listening to him. But, but it’s not a real university. It’s like L. Ron Hubbard’s school. Come on. It’s not, it’s not accredited. You don’t get bachelor’s, you don’t get masters.
It’s like Miles actually a college dropout. Yes, he’s a college dropout. 100%. 100%. Yeah, man, you can’t make this stuff up, man. But this, none of this was said on Joe. A lot of things weren’t said on Joe Rogan. They avoided. I’m talking about when he was giving his, his dissertation. He specifically did not mention two key elements then. And I. And I disagree with that because I refuse to practice exclusions. Everything must fit somewhere in the archaics model. And the Fermi paradox, when he and Joe Rogan were talking about extraterrestrial theory, they. They refused to even entertain Fermi paradox, which should be in every ancient aliens type type of conversation, because what is that? Can you explain that for someone? Paradox is a very real thing.
It’s a mathematics. Math. It’s a mathematician’s observation on the habitable belt. And that the number of stars that is calculated to be out there and how many habitable worlds must be out there as well, according to astrophysicists, means that there must be over a hundred thousand advanced alien species out there that have already developed technological sophistication, who have come to our world hundreds of thousands of times, and yet we have no evidence of that. The Fermi paradox. The Fermi paradox is a scientific paradox. Meaning, listen, if it. If. If we’re in a real universe, if we’re not, instead of some maybe false construct made by the devil.
I don’t know. It’s just an idea for real cosmos. In a real universe, we should have been visited by extraterrestrials many times. Their vehicles, their. The exoskeletons of their capital ships from 10,000 years ago should still be in a desert somewhere. Well, I mean, if you watch ancient, ancient aliens on history channel, that’s what they say. That. Well, that’s what they say, but they don’t produce. But I mean, they’re kind of alluding to the fact that we were, you know, seated by. Yeah, I get. I get the illusions. But. But David, one thing you’re probably unfamiliar with is that I’ve done email campaigns and public campaigns and I’ve been calling out for debate.
Anybody in ancient aliens franchise who wants to show the evidence? Because I’m ready to debate. Well I think. I think the whole ancient aliens franchise was a commissioning process to get us ready for the alien card that I think the Illuminati. Dick. Yeah, no doubt. Right. I mean am I right in saying that it’s all about conditioning? Right? So the Fermi paradox is one thing they didn’t talk about when we can forgive them of that but. But in his dissertation explaining the solar system, how it works and how the closer you get to the sun you get increased pressure systems and it goes out.
And that’s a really nice model. It’s not a workable model but it’s a nice model when you listen to it. He makes it make sense. However in making it make sense he completely omitted the Titius bold law and we have to. Anytime you’re talking about a structuring of the solar system the Titius bode law has to be introduced somewhere into this conversation. The Titius Bode law is very interesting. The distance of mercury from the sun times PI is literally where you find the perturbations of Mercury’s orbit going around the sun. When you take the distance of Mercury to the sun times PI that’s exactly where you find Venus and Venus.
Venus isn’t a totally circular orbit, it’s elliptical. But within that elliptical build is PI. So when you take Venus’s distance from the surface of the sun times PI, 3.1418, you find exactly where Mars is in its elliptical orbit going around the sun. When you take Mars’s distance from the surface of the sun times PI this is where you find the strewn field ring that we know of as the asteroid belt. This mathematical formula continues to Jupiter, it continues to Saturn and it continues to the two dash giants on the outside called Neptune and Uranus at the transect where Neptune and Uranus absolutely change places in their orbits.
Now this is the astrophysical model. I don’t know if it’s true or not. This is what NASA tells us. But in the model NASA has given us, the Bode law is real. And the only thing that doesn’t fit the pattern is Earth. Earth is tucked in between Venus and Mars and by the totius nice bowed mathematical distribution of our system we do not belong here. It’s like we came from somewhere else. Someone placed us here or someone or. Yeah, something. Someone placed us here or the entire solar system model isn’t really true either way. Doesn’t Ron L.
Hubbard speak on this a little bit? I mean, isn’t. Doesn’t his theory kind of go with this? I mean, he believes that. I’m not really familiar with L. Ron Hubbard. I was kind of turned off by reading some of the Scientology books. He makes a lot of sense on some things, but then that’s. That’s how a psyop is. A psyop is always going to a lot of truth first before it starts, including these little things that are used to track you. Do you think Terrence Howard is that. Oh, hey, I’ll tell you what. I’m still sharing my screen.
Yeah. Yeah. I need to stop. I need to stop. I just go down below, it says, stop, share. Stop, share. Cool. Got it. Okay. So, do you think Terrence Howard could be that? Could you be, man, say, let’s just look at the evidence. Let’s just look at the evidence real fast. I’m gonna sum it up for you. So, check it out, Nino. We’re dealing with a man who’s a method actor. Method actor. Method acting absolutely requires someone to get so into a character. They assume their traits, and they borrow from their own historical emotional background. This is the danger of method acting.
We’ve seen many method actors commit. Yeah, yeah. You can’t say that word. But. But I’ll have the editor take that out. But let me. Let me just say something. I met Terrence Howard in the boxing gym in Houston when he was playing Muhammad Ali. And I got to spend a good flowers with him, and I’ll show him some stuff in the. In the ring, and. And he was acting like Muhammad Ali. And I found that to be very. He was method acting, you know, because he was acting like. Yeah. And I was like, what’s with this guy? I mean, he could turn that off.
Like, why isn’t he turning that off? And I remember that he was acting like Ali in the. Hey, that’s. That’s really interesting that you should say that, because. Because we’re dealing with a man who assumed 65 different personalities. Terrence Howard has been in 65 movies. That is 65 times in his life. He had to assume another personality and be so convincing that, yeah, you know, he got awards. He finished the movie. That’s very convincing. Now, you have to understand what this does to the human condition. 28 tv episodes with over 61. 61 individual episodes, 28 television shows.
We’re talking about somebody who all their life has been pretending to be someone else. This is what he is trained to do. Is that kind of like multiple personality disorder or like I’m saying. I’m saying that we’re dealing with either a single human personality that has become an expert at being a chameleon, or we’re dealing with something deeper. And that’s what I want to show you. I want to show you that this goes super deep. A very ancient practice. You. You can follow what you want. Demon possession, spirit, mediumship, whatever you want to call it, but it’s not something I’m making up.
It’s in the field. Terrence Howard even admitted it. So check this out. This goes deep. This is gonna go deep. 65 movies in your life is a lot. One movie takes a tremendous amount of time, effort, research, script, 65 different characters this man played just for movies. Then another 28 different characters for all his. His tv episodes. So we have. We have here a very good actor. We can’t deny that he’s a very good actor. That’s what he does. 2015 is when he entered the international field as a researcher. Now, all of a sudden, in 2015, people are getting clips from things he’s saying at award shows that maybe there may be something deeper about Terrence Howard.
That’s very interesting. His patents were filed in 2010. He kept a lot of this to himself. But in 2015, he starts becoming noted in mainstream media that he’s got this scientific interest, comes up with a whole new system of logic. According this is self proclaimed 2019, Terrence Howard is explaining his scientific discoveries on movie sets with people. In 2019, he has a series of interviews in mainstream media where he’s doing this. And then he got shut down like everybody else got shut down. Nothing happened after that. Hollywood had this huge shakeup list gets published. Hollywood’s in panic.
You already know the story. Now everything’s kind of. Everything kind of dies down to 2020 and 2021, 2022, things start kicking back up again. And here it is. In 2024, he makes an explosive debut on Joe Rogan. But 30 days before he went on Joe Rogan, he did a very strange interview wearing a wig, talking about being possessed in order to be able to be believable when he did his acting roles. Would you like to see that video clip? Yeah. Let me share my screen real quick. This blew my mind. Make sure you put a share sound on there.
I told you, folks. I told you this would be good. Oh, this is just the beginning, bro. This is just crazy. This is crazy. All right, shoot. Let me get used to zoom. Zoom is just the opposite of all. Can you explain that? Well, as an actor, as you’re more like a medium. You know, when you really get there, you go into this zone and you really divorce yourself of who you are and you just become a garment that something else puts on. A lot of people sit up there and do impersonations of other folks instead of allowing that spirit.
But I sit up and I’ll pray for a little bit and go in a dark place, go in the bathroom, turn off the lights, look in the mirror. We’ll have light on it first. And then after 1 minute, turn the light off and search until you find. See your own glow, your own aura. And then you watch it change. Wow. And it’s a scary thing because you’ll feel like some hands are on you and you lose a little bit of control of what you’re doing. But you know, if you stay with it, you know, you’ll be inhabited by something and then you walk out.
Wow. He’s allowing himself to be possessed. Basically. He’s asking for possession. I’ve heard a lot of. I’ve heard of a lot of other actors, method actors say this type of stuff. Oh, yeah? Yeah. Well, I mean, I don’t like to isolate particulars. If it was just a single thing, I’m going to show you a couple screenshots. If it was a single thing that had come up in his past, then we can. We can basically omit it. We can say, hey, man, he’s just freestyling. Let me show you this. This website’s famous, called AZ quotes. Now, they take famous people and they isolate 20 or 30 quotes.
These famous people have said. The whole website is about that call AZ quotes. Here’s something Terrence Howard said. Well, hold on. Every one of us is an artist. And as an artist, you really can stroll into any venue that you want as long as you take your time to learn the etiquette of the venue. The reason this is important is because he’s literally admitting here, if he really wanted to pretend to be a scientist, all he has to do is learn their vernacular and he can pretend to be a scientist. Now we’re gonna go to a different one.
That’s just that one. Here’s another quote. You keep knocking on the devil’s door long enough, and sooner or later somebody’s gonna answer you. So again, these are just little isolates, but let’s put them all into their proper context because in 2015, he hosted the guy, the moot the Guy Movie awards. So these are, these are movies for guys. It’s called Guys Choice Awards. You can shoot them up, bang them up. This is an award show for basically all movies that are put out for men, for guys. So he hosts this in 2015. And they’re talking about, you know, everybody’s giving their credit to God.
Everybody’s. Everybody’s talking about, hey, man, thank you for the. Thank you for the award and all that. But not him. Not him. He said something else, and he took a lot of critical criticism for it. A matter of fact, when you google him, this pops up everywhere. But he literally said, I got the other guy on my side, big devil. Big D is my rolling buddy. And at that ceremony, when he had said that he was good, he was given a special award as the host. He was awarded the most dangerous man in Hollywood. So these are some interesting things about, about his background.
Remember being a method actor? There’s an actual award for that. The most dangerous man in Hollywood. There’s an actual award for that. Whether was then they gave it to him. Yeah. So it’s so crazy. I mean, all these things are in the field. They’re all in the field. So when he says certain things, you got to pay attention. We’re talking about a man who is literally, oh, who’s literally admitting that this, this 80 something different personalities that he’s had to play all throughout his past. And then other actors have commented and say, man, Terrence is a genius when he just takes over that role and all that this is.
But he’s not claiming to be doing it. He literally just confessed that he has a ritual where he just totally relaxes praise to some. He didn’t say what he prayed to, but publicly in 2015, he literally said that he made a deal with the devil. Now, you know, he said it euphemistically, but that’s what he was talking about. And then, uh. And then he, he literally admitted this was 31 days ago. So, JT, this guy, I’m going to send you the link to the full video so you can post it, you know, in the description box.
But we just watched that clip off of another youtuber who had isolated that demon possession part right there. I’ll send you the clip. I’ll send you the link to that video when I’m. When we’re done. But he literally admitted that he goes into a bathroom, performs a ritual praise to someone, and then he prays to someone, then turn around. And this is something my girlfriend just recently told me. I don’t know, I’m not a mystic, but she is. And she was very specific when she listened to that video. She was like, oh, my God, this is.
This is what they. This is what is known as demon or spirit mediumship, spirit or demon possession. Many, many people who have been possessed describe the same thing that right before the. Their whole body kind of loses control and, like, something’s taking over them. And then they go out there and spit their lives, act in front of the camera, do everything they feel what feels like, pressure, like hands all over their body right before the change happens. And I did not know this was the thing, but when dawn was listening to the video, this is exactly what she described to me.
So crazy, man. You know, I mean, I’m not into demons. I’m not even in the end. Yeah, this is just. But it blows my mind that none of this was really discussed on Joe Rogan, right? No. And you can look here and just look it up, folks. Terrence Howard Patton’s debunked goes into all his patents that are basically debunked. This is a very, you know, to me, this is dangerous, man. This is. This is very revealing, the information that you’re bringing forth on, on Terrence, to be quite honest with you. I mean, I’m going to go ahead and show just a little bit of his, his interview with Joe Rogan just a tad bit, just so people can see this, how.
How outlandish this stuff really was. See if it plays here. Rogan experience train my day Joe Rogan podcast as a mystery. And we invent whatever reason from the time you were a bait. They’re not things that you’ve learned. No idea. These are things that you had in your. It’s just still, to me, very revealing what you’re bringing forth. And, like, the stuff that he said on Joe Rogan, to me, raised a lot of red flags, Jason, to me, a lot of red flags. And where I was like, man, something seems off here. I’ve talked about this many times on my shows, that during this time, during the spiritual war, during everything we’re seeing with China, Israel, Iran, the conflict in Ukraine, everything that’s happening politically here, it’s a changing of the guard.
And it is a spiritual war. It’s not just a world war three. Uh, that’s that we see culminating. We don’t just see that a civil war brewing in America, but this, first and foremost, is a civil war. And everything that I. That. That I’m seeing, there’s a lot of, uh, what I like to raise the. Raise the sound the alarm bells on is agitators and psyops being ran right now within our movements, uh, to steer people away from certain, uh, to certain thinking or groups or whatever, and to start new ones. You know, like, there’s a few personalities.
I don’t even want to say their name on here, but that are agitators that are stoking the fire. They’re like gasoline on the fire that are really pissing people off or causing that emotional upheaval within certain groups of people to pit us all against each other and to confuse us further. And now with what you’re bringing forward with Terrence Howard there, to me, it seems very likely, like, he could be one of those people, an agitator. Obviously. He’s an actor. He knows what he’s doing. Yeah. He’s set himself. He’s. He summons spirits. I mean, he’s. He’s allowing himself to be possessed.
That says it all for me, especially when you were in this. We’re in the middle of this, this spiritual conflict, this spiritual war right now. Right. I agree. I mean, there’s. There’s. There’s a whole long list of red flags. You just tried to show one in the video where he was talking about that his very first memory was in his mother’s womb and that somehow he knew he had been there for six months and that he saw something in front of his face and then realized it was his hand. And these are very, these are very complex thought processes for that early, and the memory is phenomenal.
I didn’t even know anybody could remember something like that, but I can’t remember. I have some vague memories of me, you know, when I was three or four or five years old. I mean, I can remember three. And the only reason why I was three, my mom described the picnic, you know what I mean? And I remember it. And I remember it being magical, watching my dad go into a force, but he came out somewhere else, and it just blew my mind. I was three years old. But he’s saying he remembers his birth. He remembers being in the womb.
That’s, to me, sounds absolutely ridiculous. Okay, first of all, I think he’s just. I think at this point now, he’s kind of. It’s either some kind of breakdown, or he really is really trying to pull in, probably trying to be happy. He has this maybe delusion of grandeur. He wants to. He’s trying to become this cult following. He kind of have a prophetic type of appearance or following. I don’t know what he’s doing, but I think the white hoodie in the studio that looked all religious with symbols and. And the way he wore halfway monkey monkish.
Yeah. All this is studio. It’s all staged. Speaker zero, I think we need to really analyze this guy further. I think. I think, to be honest with you, there’s huge red flags with this guy. Huge red flags. I mean, okay, what about you said the Internet on his fire right now. What about his description? At five years old? He didn’t say genie, but he described one where a being appeared to him in a dream at five years old and offered him anything he wanted. And he said the only thing he wanted was to know how. Was to know how everything worked.
And in his dream, he specifically stated that he was astonished when the, when the genie started handing him shapes. But he wasn’t astonished at the genie giving him anything. He was astonished that the shapes that were being given to him were not the platonic solids. What five year old thinks like that? Nobody. That’s, that’s a story. And then, you know, you were a false prophets correct? Yeah, man, I’m just not buying it. It’s messianic, complex, chosen one, delusions of brand. Or it’s all here, but it’s all. Remember I told you about his, uh. He never, he never even finished his first year of college, you understand, and switched over to, to talking about the, the University of science and philosophy, which is, which isn’t accredited.
But he very, but he made it sound like he had completed his education. But many people are not going to research this guy or even look into him any further. They’re just going to take him at face value and be like, wow, Terrence Howard is brilliant. Yeah. Really. What we’re looking at here, what we could be looking at here is a on man, somebody who has acted so much in their life that they have assumed a new role and actually believe it. So, so you actually. But he could, you know, he’s maybe not out to purposely, you know, mislead people, but he actually believes this himself.
I don’t want, I don’t want to make that assertion. I’m going to tell you why. Because there’s. Because other red flags show that this is absolutely deliberate. Now, you do know, you do know. I don’t have a problem with anybody, you know, going into details about me. I effed up bad when I was 17 years old, but I was a kid, you know, I paid the price. I’ve done my time. But Terrence Howard deft up four times. He’s a criminal. He’s got a criminal history, too. I mean, a lot of people don’t even know about it.
I didn’t know. Go ahead. His is violent. His is violent. But it was all done as an adult, and it was repetitive. You got restraining orders against him. His former wife sued him. He even got. He even got real aggressive and got charged because he did whatever he did to a stewardess on a plane. On United Airways plane. So this is something that happened over, like, a 17 year period. So, I mean, four incidents is enough to show some type of character defect here. I’m not saying that he’s guilty of every one of them, but when you’re a multi millionaire, these things can get brushed up under the carpet pretty well, pretty easy.
But they’re all a matter of public record. So it was continental Airlines. I’m sorry. So another red flag is the Jimmy Kimmel. Jimmy Kimmel Live. He did an interview on Jimmy Kimmel Live in 2013. He literally told the public that he had a PhD in chemical engineering from South Carolina State University. And instantly, fact checkers called him on and say, no, you’ve never even attended South Carolina State University. That’s a red flag. Are you telling me he was on Jimmy Kimmel late night and he said this? I’m telling you absolutely. As a fact. Do you have the.
Do you have the clip, by any chance, or. No, but you can google it. It’s all over Reddit. It’s all over. Yeah. It’s everywhere. No, they’re not trying to hide it. He literally said he had a PhD in chemical engineering. Now, this is what happened. This is how slick he is. He did go. He didn’t attend as a student, but one time he was asked to give a speech. He went and gave a speech at that same university. He gave a speech, South Carolina State University. And that night, they gave him a certificate, which is called a doctorate of humane letters, which, technically is an honorary degree.
The same thing Billy Carson does with his little MIT certificate. You know what I mean? It’s nothing. It’s not an education. So he went one night, gave a speech. They gave him a little certificate, an honor, an honorary degree, doctor of humane letters. But it. But it’s not a South Carolina state university degree, and it’s definitely not. Let me ask you this. Let me ask you this. So then what’s. And then my mind automatically goes to this. Why would Joe Rogan have someone like this? And did he know he was going to spill all this out during the interview? Why didn’t Joe Rogan ask, okay, these types of questions or do his research on Terrence Howard before he had a mock this up? Joe Rogan hate to say it, used to like him.
I don’t like him anymore, but I used to like him. Be careful, though. But, yeah, I know, allegedly, this is all right. Joe Rogan, in the past, very, very vocally said that he’s willing to, he’s willing to work for any Alphabet agency out there as long as they pay them. And within two months after that, Joe Rogan exploded, so. Oh, I’m not, you know what? Anybody that shows up on Joe Rogan, to me, is. Is highly suspect. Now, I’ve had people tell me, Jason, you’re tripping. You’re being too critical. So he’s got some really good guests.
And then I have other people telling me, hey, Jason, you do know that you don’t just get selected on Joe Rogan. You have to pay for that interview. People are paying to be interviewed on Joe Rogan. Now, I don’t even know if that’s true. People are all, I don’t know. I don’t know if that’s true. I was with BJ Penn when he went on Joe Rogan show. And I was in the studio, and it was an amazing studio. Um, and I can say from my own experience, um, you know, BJ was not paying to be on that show.
I know that. He wasn’t paid. No, no, he wasn’t. Was he paid? No, I don’t think so. I think he was just. Yes, I’m glad you told me that, because I have people feeding me all kinds of information. Yeah. But I never. But I will say that I did go in the office with Joe Rogan, and I sat down with him, and they were talking about Hawaii. And when I raised a question about Hawaii, he just looked at me and said, oh, that’s all conspiracy theory. And he walked out and. Yeah, and now. And he ended it and shut it.
Shut the book right there on me. Like he didn’t want to talk about it any further. And so much so that he left and said, I’ll see you guys tonight. And I was like, wow, that was kind of an abrupt ending to a conversation. I kind of felt insulted a little bit, but I thought maybe I was just a busy guy or whatever, but I could tell you off air, um, or, you know, my spidey senses have been up on that. It’s just, you know what? Some people very. It was very abrupt and very, like, I’m not talking about that.
And I’m out of here later. Like, wow. Yeah, I brought into. Yeah, it was, it was a conspiracy that we all talk about with Hawaii and I don’t want to go into it, but, but, uh, especially on fluff, too. But you know, to me, there’s just a lot of stuff going on right now and, and we got to be very careful about who we listen to in this spiritual war. Right, Jason? No doubt. There’s no doubt. It’s all spiritual. Every bit of this is spiritual. I’m all for it. So being spiritual, you, you raise a really good point.
You raise a very good point. And the point is, is that when he first started talking to Joe Rogan, all I heard was confidence gain. And what I mean is, is that he said, you know, he’s 55 years old, he smokes, very personable. He’s giving us details about him. He took a shot at antibiotics, you know, and a lot of people in the truther community like hearing that stuff. They like hearing about the homeopathic remedies. He did a demonstration on Joe Rogan of alternative, alternative, like homeopathic remedy type stuff. People eat that up. It gains their trust.
Now he talks highly of the female he’s with now, while she saved him from all these prior bad behaviors, man, the female community eats that up. How this woman saved this guy and this guy was very well established and he was, he was taking a fall. I’m not going to lie. My own situation is kind of like that too. Archaics was, had taken a hit. I don’t even want to go into the details, but I took a huge hit about eleven months ago, something that blindsided me. And dawn literally came in and her my whole platform into a company running very smoothly now.
So it’s a. They love these type of stories. He talks about fasting. He talks about. He admits that, you know, we need some vice, we’re human. We’re going to need some type of vice to get through this terrible world. These things are triggers. They’re specifically designed to make him more endearing. He admits that Alan Watts having a wife and girlfriend till the day he died was something that amused him because it shows that Watts was human. So we’re being set up here on some really interesting things. There is a, there is a psych. Psychological technique. You’re being employed basically softening people for a major blow that is to follow.
But to get us to forgive whatever we hear, to get him to trust. To get people to trust and put confidence within him. Right. So to bring their guard down. To bring their guard down, it’s a tactic. I’m even on board with him because he’s Hollywood. I’m even on board with this message he’s putting out. So, but hold on. But hold on. Bring our guards down for what? What was the big punch he delivered? That’s why I’m talking about, that’s what I’m thinking, that he’s going to be, he and others are going to follow where they’re going to be introducing to the public that we need to start forgiving.
Some of these elite, these actors, these shot callers, you know, they’re just products of their environment. We shouldn’t really send them to prison or make them pay for the things they did, especially as the narrative unravels, especially as we get closer and closer to actual prosecution of if it ever happens. So what I’m saying is, is there’s a, there’s an underlying message in here that, hey, man, actors are other people, too. We’re not just actors. And yeah, we make mistakes and we get involved in things we’re not supposed to get involved with when it’s too late.
But that doesn’t mean you, you know, you need to send us to prison over there. Doesn’t mean we need to pay for our crimes. This is self taste, man, and it’s, this is a whole new perspective that I haven’t looked at with this. Wow. You know, he’s not the only one. You’re starting to hear this from a lot because a lot, a lot of people who never gave Christianity or Catholicism the time of day, Russell Brand, you know, Candace Owens in her younger age, all of a sudden they’re really toeing the party line. They’re really going, because what does, what happens when many of your politicians are all christian all of a sudden? What happens when all, all of a sudden all the shot callers in the media are all, but Christianity is back on the table.
It’s now a, like in the 1940s, fifties, sixties. Christianity is the leading thing in politics. In the seventies, eighties, nineties, it collapsed completely. Went straight liberal democrat everywhere. But Christianity was the motive force in politics in the earlier United States and in Europe and back, back then we had the blue laws. Back then you couldn’t buy, sell, trade anything. On Sunday it was church, only church and barbecues. And when I was a kid, I remember the blue laws. I remember everything shut down in Texas on Sunday. So you remember that did it when you, I do remember.
So this is in the late, this is in the seventies up to the early eighties, and then they, in the mid eighties, they started lighting them up, lightening up on the Sunday blue laws. But what I’m saying is, is, is once we have this, this christian takeover, which is happening right now, once this full christian political takeover happens, guess what. Guess what’s going to be on the table, David. It’s going to give it all about forgiveness. It’s all going to be about. So, wow. So they’re playing that card. They’re playing that genius of what they do for genius.
So, anyway. Holy cow, man. Oh, but, but he’s hitting all the triggers. Parents is critical of the elite. Terrence Howard on Joe Rogan was critical of the bankers, our economic structure. He’s critical of politicians. He wasn’t critical of other actors, but he’s critical of all these things, and the people will eat that up. This is a part of the confidence game. He literally went through all the triggers. He even touched base on all the truth or concepts. Do you want to hear that list? Because he nailed them. He went through like, it was all staged, and he threatened to talk about all these things, get all the attention of all these people.
So his position on this was exactly what people wanted to hear. He talked about the damage. He talked about everything about it, talking about how evil it was and how they’ve been busted. All that on Joe Rogan openly talked about it, and then turn around and it’s just a way to garner public thrust. It is. While he shoves a false model of reality down our throats. So this is a. Yeah, this, it’s, it’s, it’s very interesting how he just came out, album came out and just listed all these things that make him sound. Man, he’s just a good old boy gaining trust.
Gaining trust. It’s the confidence game. It’s exactly what he did, man. It was so, it was so genius how it all unfolded. I actually think that Joe Rogan took a backseat in that interview because he’s, because Terrence Howard is so good at what he does, method acting. He literally method acted a scientist or attempted to. The only problem was, is you could see the cracks in the little hollow sphere here because he mispronounced many scientific words and terms for which a true scientist would have never done. Now, I don’t mind mispronouncing words. I’m known for it, and it’s endearing to people because they know my education was derived from the reading of books in a prison cell.
So, so I’m forgiven by my community for the mispronunciation. You know, I can’t, I can’t even say mispronunciation. Yeah, man. So, so you follow my thought train, though. He’s not supposed to be making these mistakes, not coming to us with this whole new scientific paradigm where he’s going to overturn gravity and all this, you know, I get it. So the end of that conversation was also very triggering to me. He talked about dignity and integrity, but the conversation was about eating bugs. The very end of the Joe Rogan podcast between. Joe Rogan was talking about the eating bugs.
And so. Hold on. He was. He was pushing the narrative of the bug eating. They literally used the phrase dignity and integrity and what it would lead you to do in certain situations. You know, they were talking about fear factor, Joe’s old. Joe’s old show, but they introduced the whole idea of eating bugs in. In. Joe Rogan even said, it’s not. It’s not so bad. It’s not as bad as you think. Eating bugs is not as bad as you think. Interesting. Literally said that. So the confidence game is deep. As Terrence Howard literally, literally said. I’m going to quote him.
I’m going to read this right here on my screen. He literally said, we are all just one great being. The universe is probably just one cell inside some super organism. We are all God. That’s what Jesus was talking about. Everything is a piece of God. Listen, David, people are going to eat that up. They’re going to eat that up. Like, man, this Terrence, this Terrence, man, he’s the truth. They’re going to look at his visuals or look at his robe. Every bit of this is programming. Every bit of this is 100% confidence gain. We are all one.
We are all God. Yeah. I mean, that kind of keep going. Yeah. Very mystical. Keep going. So it’s not that he wanted to get the mainstream population listening to him. He specifically addressed deep breather topics that are in the community from all these smaller, lesser channels. A lot of the channels smaller than yours, smaller than mine are really in. They’re really going into depth about, you know, the Anunnaki narrative. They go into the depth about the resets and the mud, floods, and the Carteria stuff. These are all things the rest of. I don’t really go into a lot of that, although I kind of do with the phoenix phenomenon on the resets.
But he went deep talking about, you know, ancient aliens narrative, talking about pyramids being 100 to 200,000 years old. He doesn’t know anything. He’s talking about that. That is a reference to Zechariah Sitchin’s work and Billy Carson. He talks about the water damage under the sphinx, but he doesn’t know what he’s talking about. He says it’s 130,000 years old. And Joe Rogan corrected him on it. That’s only 13,000 at the most. But he mentions Gobekli tepe, which is a major. It’s a hallmark in the truth or community. It is a. It is an archaeological site that has promoted hundreds of videos, the creation of hundreds of videos, because of the implications.
So he mentioned that, but he dated it too long ago. He specifically mentioned the antarctic maps and tries to say that, well, it’s proof that, you know, there’s civilizations here hundreds of thousands of years ago, but it’s not. I’ve shown that those maps are six and 700 years old. It’s not proof of a map. A map surviving hundreds of thousands of years old. It’s proof that the ice caps disappear repetitively. And I. And I even I even on my channel, I have many videos showing vapor canopy techniques and how volcanism completely melts the ice caps. And it doesn’t cause worldwide flooding because the moisture goes right back into the missile sphere.
The mesosphere thickens, which is already there, scientifically viable. It’s already there. It holds the moisture, creates a vapor canopy, and after a few centuries, the vapor canopy collapses, causing another flood. This is a cycle of our world. And in between one of those cycles, some navigators actually went to Antarctica when it had no, no two mile high snow cap. They went to Antarctica and they mapped the valleys, they mapped the river, they mapped the mountains. And us Navy confirmed that the subsurface interface radar readings on Antarctica match those 15th century maps. They don’t know how. All they did was assert a fact.
He mentioned some of these things without knowing anything, what he’s talking about. It’s like he watched two or three Billy Carson videos and then listed all these. All these concepts that are real popular in the treasure community about the genetic tampering of ancient aliens on humans to create humans and all that. The gene sequencing between simians and men, the Sumerians, were given their numeric system. They didn’t develop themselves. The Dogon tribe in Africa, another truth or concept, uh, that was introduced by. By Robert Temple. The emerald tablets. Yeah, he totally, totally mentioned those. So what I’m saying is, is this entire conversation encapsulated too many concepts.
It’s like. It’s like a wide net was thrown out there to get as many people on board to listen to this guy, to its confidence game. Unfortunately, those who absolutely know the data on these concepts realized he literally gave us misinformation about every single thing he mentioned. Every single thing. So. Wow. I’m going to tell you right now, it didn’t sit with me from the beginning. Yeah, it’s crazy. It was crazy. This is very, very revealing. And then I’m going to go as far as I think this goes on along the lines of possession. Yeah, well, it’s very.
It’s also very polarizing. It’s. Yeah, the whole video. Literally, this how it happened for me. Okay. You contacted me about. You contacted me about. Hey, man, what do you think about. This is really explosive right now. Do you want chat about it? You sent me a text, right? So. So it wasn’t even in my field. I don’t think I released a single post about it, and I wasn’t going to do a video. I wasn’t even gonna entertain this. I got other things going on. But after you sent me that text, I went back and looked at the simple post I did about Terrence Howard and how I’m just not.
I’m not with it. And I could not believe the division in my own community. In my own community. There was a massive rift about it. Oh, yeah, he’s the truth. And other people saying something. Smell. I smell a rat. You know what I mean? So I had to go. He’s very. Terrence Howard is very polarizing right there. Polarizing. It did exactly what it was designed to do. To create division. To create division. Yeah. And there’s many more. There’s many more out there that I’m watching right now. Just with my. I’m like, how can people not see this? And, you know, and I don’t want to even say their names, but, I mean, they’re out there.
They’re agitators. I mean, well, I’ll say one of them, Kanye west, he was sent out to do exactly what he did. I mean, it’s so obvious, but I get it. I’m paying close attention to this, man. I mean, we were in a very confusing state of the game right now, and it’s done on purpose. Correct. 100%. Even. Even. The whole one times one equals two that he promotes, which is absolutely wrong. Is. Is. Is very polarizing as well. It has created a massive amount of division of division in the community. People are arguing two and two and four and all.
Yeah. Just deliberate confusion. Yeah. It’s just crazy. Muddying up the water. Confusing. Everything we know is truth. Everything we’ve learned, confusing the whole thing. This is. This is. This is big. This is going to be a big podcast. Obviously, folks, are. We done here, Jason. Are we good? Oh, see, we hit the red flags. Yeah. Anything else you want to touch on so we get the red flags? I tell you what. Would you like a small explanation, a real short explanation? I think you’d appreciate it. As to why the one times one. Mathematicians know that one times one equals one, but he’s trying to get us to draw the conclusion that one times one equals two.
And remember, this is what the socialists. This is what the communists wanted to do. They wanted to introduce new systems of arithmetic and then attach all kinds of racial. That’s the true language. Because that’s the one true language is mathematics. Correct? Absolutely. That’s what I want to address. I want to address that real quick. We can sum it up with. We can close this video with this. This is how important it is to understand this. Absolutely. Console concerns our relationship with the oversoul, with God, the creator, the eternal. This one, Matt, this one mathematical calculation. Let me explain.
If you are to assert that one times one equals two, you are literally taking the divinity away from one. Let me explain why. Because in one, we have infinite potential. One stands alone. One has within it, encoded the rest of the entire mathematical structuring. The ability to count in our numeric system doesn’t even begin with one. It literally begins with two. Two is caused when the one divides itself. This is the beginning of structured arithmetic. But one is infinite potential. And you cannot take infinite potential and multiply it against infinite potential, because just saying that negates the fact that the first one infinite potential is an infinite.
That’s like saying God is not divine. Do you follow me? If something. If something is infinite, it never ends. It’s all inclusive. And you could never introduce a second infinite next to a first one. It’s impossible. The first one’s infinite. The first one’s eternal. The first one is everything. It’s the all. This is the old maximum. The all is present in its parts. The very beginning of our arithmetic is absolutely divine. The one is God. Everything comes out of God. The two, the three, the four, the five, the equations, the integers, everything after that. But to start with one and try to multiply it by one means, you would need a whole other eternal God just to get.
Get through the equation. And you can’t do that. That’s blasphemy. Jason, this is epic. Thank you. Yeah, man. Always, bro. Working people find you, Jason. I really highly suggest following Jason. He has a killer channel. Yeah, just. You can go to my website. Takes it, takes everybody everywhere. Archaics.com. just go to my website. I knew I picked the right guy to get on this one. You came to my mind like that. I gotta contact Jason on this one. Jason, I appreciate you folks. This is going to be edited to a degree. There’s going to be some words that we took out and stuff like that.
Only because a lot of buzzwords that can set off alarm bells and stuff like that. This will also be on tv, and it’s raw. Um, and hold, no holds barred, uh, context. And, um, other than that, if you’re watching this on flip tube, it’ll be edited, but I’ll try to keep it very, very, very minimal. But the. The raw and no holds barred version will be on tv. Nino’s corner tv. All right, Jason, thank you so much. Yeah. Talk to you next time.
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