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to Journey to the Fringe. Now apparently, like,
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the time. I just scream it out loud when I'm
bored. We just said that before we started recording.
We're always saying it. That's how we sync our
audio streams. It's so weird. This finally came
up on the podcast. Yeah, I don't know how we
restrained ourselves for so long. Anyhow, we
are your podcast hosts and not orcas, just fans.
And hopefully they are fans of us, Taylor and
Chelsea, here today doing a Chelsea episode.
And all I know is that Chelsea had a change of
heart in her script. I don't know what it was
to or from, but I think she's got an episode.
I had many change of hearts, as I always do.
It's part of the process and you got to trust
it. We have so many like 40 % scripts. Yep. Do
I ever have an asshole episode for you? when
the orc is this week we are hot off the asshole
ranking episodes and also project looking glass
and i think we were all inspired to look at yet
another asshole and i'm reaching way back on
this one even though this man is still going
today a man who i've greatly confused with steven
greer today i will be covering steven quail have
you heard of this man taylor The name is somewhat
familiar. I know he's been on Coast to Coast.
Yeah. Because I can distinctly remember the name
Quail coming up. Yeah, and I have consistently
confused him with Stephen Greer, so I'm pretty
sure you'll get some of the ideas that I threw
out there going through this. Okay. Because for
a while there, I was convinced that Stephen Greer
was this guy. They're two totally different people,
as I have come to learn. And somehow he has no
Wikipedia page, so I couldn't really go to that
for information, and I did find that a little
strange, being how ingrained he is. is into this
community. But here is what I was able to put
together of his early life and background. He
was born in the U .S. in 1956, so it's fairly
vague. He grew up fascinated by history, archaeology,
biblical prophecy, and esoteric mystery. Oh no,
he's not a Nephilim guy, is he? Oh, is he ever.
Okay. He is the guy. He had an early career in
engineering and business before pivoting into
full -time friendship. Why is it What was business
people? I don't know. Maybe they know how to
talk to people. And he was influenced by Cold
War paranoia, religious prophecy, culture, and
early prepper movements. And of course, what
bio isn't complete without a Coast to Coast AM
bio? So here we go. Steve Quayle is a researcher
and author of over a dozen books dealing with
advanced ancient technology and civilizations.
His documentary film production company Gen 6
Productions Films that quote true legends the
series all over the world in search of the lost
cities and the giants of history who were the
builders of great ancient megalithic structures.
Steve is a former talk radio host who has been
warning against genetic Armageddon and the end
of the human race for decades. He claims transhumanism
and the hybrid age is the most dangerous advancement
in the technological war against humanity in
history. Man, he... I'm on Gen 6 Productions'
website. Yeah. And they are really pushing the
fear. Oh, yeah. Just you wait. There's a needle
front and center, an atomic bomb, a drought,
a tank, and a blurry alien walking towards you.
It all checks out. And something called Earth
in the crosshairs. Is Gen 6 like a play on Genesis?
I feel like it is, but I don't know for sure.
It probably is, knowing this guy. And that is
the most on brand I think I've seen for any person
in this community. It's that you instantly got
that feeling looking at that. His actual website
bio was garbage. I would not even call it a bio.
It's just a huge list of the books that he's
done and a huge buy now button. For what? I'm
pretty sure it's the books, but I don't know.
I didn't click on it. I don't want to buy anything
from him. Oh, no. He has a podcast called Q Files.
Yeah, he does. Okay. Okay. He also has this on
his bio on his website. It's just... It says,
The following are some of the more dramatic events
Quayle identified long before mainstream news
even had a clue. Followed by many bullet points
I did not want to read because you listening
to this episode and what he talks about is going
to be enough on the brain. Being all of that
all taken in together for his bios, I... We just
really find that suspicious about him. We don't
know his background. It is weird that you can
write 12 books and have nothing known about you.
I feel like if you've written that many books,
you should have a Wikipedia page at least. I
know. And he's been on so... We're going to talk
about what he's done. He has a production company.
He's fairly ingrained into the community. He's
a regular guest on most podcasts, including the
guy that we brought up and we talked about on
the last one, whoever... was. I can't remember
his name. Yeah, I don't know his name either.
He's crazy though. I gathered as much. His co
-host is an AI. Oh, yeah. I remember that being
a part of it. And he was like, they check things
with him sometimes. Oh, yeah. They do banter.
Yeah. So, I don't know. I find it a little suspicious.
He often works alongside other fringe researchers
such as Timothy Alberino, L .A. Marzulli, and
the late Tom Horn. Yes, L .A. Marzulli. The other
Giants guy. Yeah. Not that big of an asshole,
we've learned. Comparatively. Oh, no. Yeah, we
definitely, not even that long ago. Go back and
listen. It's fine. He has been on the Alex Jones
show, and in an interview I listened to with
him, he did say Alex Jones didn't want him back
on the show. It's actually on that one that we
were just talking about, the guy. Knowledge Fight?
Oh, yeah. No, sorry, with that. I just closed
it, too. Whatever it's called. That's okay. I
just played it. One sec. The Geisinger, unfiltered.
That's it. Yeah, so that's where he shared that
Alex Jones didn't want him back on his show.
But you honestly never know with these guys what's
true and what's not. No, they're all playing,
like, what they think will get the most out of
them. Exactly. I mean, Alex Jones isn't exactly
known for telling the truth about things. I did
listen to a few clips between Alex Jones and
Steve Quayle and they actually compliment each
other really nice. Not compliment, but they go
together nicely. No, seeing his website, I see
that like it makes a lot of sense that they would
work well together. Yeah. Steve does seem to
outdo Alex Jones on the fear mongering though.
And he's a little bit more biblical than Alex
Jones. It's pretty crazy to listen to them together
because there's a lot of, I totally agree that.
what I've been saying sentiments type of things
and they'll each play off each other because
they talk about the same shit and Alex Jones
also so kindly pointed out another difference
in a clip I watched here's the difference Steve
has secret sources and Alex just goes off of
what they admit to And by that, I think it means
that he just Googles shit. So I thought it'd
just be fun to have a little listen here. I should
say Alex Jones does have his secret sources.
It's a lot of the times it's just the people
that call into his show and spit things off him.
And then like a week later, it'll be a secret
source told him that. and the hilarious thing
is he cannot have actual secret sources because
if he actually has somebody tell him something
he has to chase the clout of being associated
with somebody who's a big deal so he has to say
who told him We're just going to take a little.
Oh, good harp. We did a good episode. Yeah, that's
why I chose this one. Oh, it's a young little.
I know it is young Alex. For the next 10 minutes,
you've got the floor, other key areas, other
things that listeners need to know about from
all of your research as all of this appears to
come to a head as the enemy openly announces.
what their plans are for society, for all of
us. I mean, when they come out and say, we wear
black uniforms to intimidate you, as they announce
that, I mean, I'm just going to show people on
the document cam some of the news that I have
here in front of me. Here's making sure Osama
does not hijack bass boats. That's associated
press there for everybody, just right out in
the open. Here's another one. U .S. Air Force
calls for mission to combat climate change by
spraying the atmosphere. And just as we always
said, by adding stuff to jet fuel, town hall
snoopers hijack terror. He's just laying down
papers. Yeah, he has a camera over top of the
table and just puts down things he printed off.
He's actually put print screens of YouTube videos
on that before. They actually pasteurize it so
they can feed you milk full of cow dung and blood
and pus. And I've worked in dairies. I've worked
around them. I've visited them. I've worked on
ranches that had dairies, and I've been made
to work in them. Maybe a week or two out of three
years I worked on ranches, but I know a little
bit about them. It's really serious. Men are
not arrested. Sheriff's candidate believes crime
is terrorism. I mean, it just goes on and on.
Steve, your take on that? Well, I think that
everything is happening concurrently. You know,
I think people fail when they look at the world
in a linear way, first and foremost, because
they don't see how it's all turned loose at once.
For instance, the genetically modified food,
Alex, the situation with the xenoestrogens in
bottled water, men's sperm count being so low.
I mean, literally all of the issues that genetically
we were designed so wonderfully and so beautifully.
come to know him are more numerous than the sand
of the sea, so God really has our best interest
at heart. But the thing is, is that people don't
recognize that right now, the vaccination, here's
what I was told, the most pressing bit of information
I can tell everyone, is that the vaccination,
look, all they have to do, Alex, is present four
dead bodies, give it mass media hype and hysteria,
and tell you that if you don't go, and by the
way, they'll mutilate the bodies and say, look
what this horrible disease has done, and if you
don't take vaccination, you'll be placed into
a camp for your safety, for the safety of those
around you. Well, they have said they'll use
biological attacks, real or promulgated, as a
pretext for control. They've built 36... By the
way, I saw a YouTube comment last week. I was
talking about 36 Level 4 bioweapons labs and
part of the program BioShield, which Mainstream
News, Baltimore, and others have reported. Alex
just seems so much more on top of his game than
he does now. Oh, yeah. Well, and, like, everything
he's talking about now is, like, Trump is doing
it. And he has to defend this. Like, he's talking
about how the other side wears black just to
make the other side feel intimidated. And you're
like, huh, I've seen those ICE protests. There.
Oh, listen, listen. This is my favorite. is we're
not making any of this up, Steve. No, and the
bottom line is, remember, those who always say
that on the air, like when I'm on Coast to Coast,
I mean, these guys are government shills. They
are actually paid. to come on and say, where's
the proof? Get off your lazy teacher and go Google
it. That's what I tell them now. Absolutely.
Well, I'm going to put on the document, Cam,
the Associated Press. There we go. That's enough.
I thought that would just be a nice little introduction
to Steve Quayle. They did go well together. They
basically both would go... If you gave them both
the same starting word, I feel like they'd both
come up with vaguely the same rant. I don't know
that they get to the same place, but I feel like
they play not like they were like yeah and it's
almost like they had a really good improv yeah
exactly that's what it is exactly so I thought
that would be a nice little we get a little Alex
Jones like young Alex Jones we get to hear Steve
Quayle talk and then I just like where that ends
there where they're like yeah we don't have to
prove shit That is great. I know. Because only
the government would ask for proof. Exactly.
Only the government would ask for proof. And
if you don't know, go Google it like they did.
Anyhow, that's my introduction. Let's take a
closer look at his works and what he's known
for. So Taylor already went and was investigating
the Gen 6 website. So he works a lot in giants
and he wrote a book called Genesis 6. He is the
giant guy. So I find it funny that he never came
up on the Giants of Kandahar episode. Maybe he
doesn't talk about the Giants of Kandahar. Maybe
I didn't. I don't know. Maybe I did something
wrong on my episode. I don't know. I don't have
the answers for that at this time. So he is the
author of Genesis 6, Giants and Longwalkers.
This is his most prominent work of fiction. Nonfiction.
I don't know. These are books claiming ancient
civilizations were ruled by literal giants. This
is his most famous research, which focuses on
the biblical Nephilim. Yeah, doesn't he basically
say like, look, David beat Goliath and Goliath
was the king. So all the kings were giants. up
until David. Pretty much, yeah. He argues that
ancient giants were historical realities and
that their corrupted genetics are key to understanding
both history and future global events. A lot
of biblical tie -ins, David and Goliath, stuff
like that. He talks about red -haired giants
and the giants are the children of the fallen
angels who had kids with humans. There's a lot
of stuff. He has a lot of terms for them. Book
the one they always point back to yeah apparently
quail has talked about the giant of kandahar
specifically on november 7 2005 on coast to coast
am oh interesting and i don't think he came up
on the giant account maybe he did i don't know
yeah maybe we thought it was stephen greer and
we're like no that's wrong yeah yeah i very well
could have done that i'm pretty sure even on
the stephen greer episode i threw out some stephen
quail stuff He claims modern institutions are
covering up evidence of these beings. The Smithsonian
also an episode. Governments, academia. This
book could be yours for a mere $633 .80 Canadian
on Amazon .ca. I'm going to read a couple reviews
because that's what we do. A Elder gave it two
out of five stars. Title, some interesting informational
tidbits, but mirrored in fundamentalist commentary.
This could have been a four or five star book
if the author had reframed from frequently interjecting
his Christian fundamentalist opinion. Those looking
for historical facts will have to sift through
the dogmatic fluff, which can be annoying at
times. Phileas Svog gave two out of five stars.
Waste of money. badly researched and written
full of mistakes and seriously lacking in evidence
to support the author's conclusions he also like
goes around with all he has all these like crazy
giant pictures from somewhere that he likes to
show at talks that he does and i think you'll
see them if you just google steve quayle giants
there's a bunch of giant pictures that come up
in relation to him he's also published breathe
no evil a tactical guide focused on surviving
biological and chemical terrorism, Empire Beneath
the Ice, an exploration of theories regarding
Nazi occultism and secret bases in Antarctica,
True Legends documentary series, a series of
films investigating forbidden history in places
like Peru, Sardinia, and the American Southwest.
I think you're probably getting the feeling that
he has his hand in a lot of different conspiracies,
not just giants. Yeah, I think the needle on
the front, like front and center on Gen 6 was
my first hint. Yeah, on the website that nobody
else could see, but you explained very well.
He also has his hand in... a great deal of conspiracy
broadcasting. In his early career, he served
as the editor and publisher of two influential
survivalist newsletters, Survival Quest and Security
and Survival Chronicles. He's a prepper too,
from what I gather. Yeah. Oh, just wait. We're
just getting started. He is a staple in alternative
talk radio. He hosts his own program, The Q Files,
like Taylor has already investigated, and has
been a frequent long -term guest on Coast to
Coast AM, The Jim Baker Show, and The Alex Jones
Show. You've probably heard him on Coast to Coast
AM. I for sure heard him on Coast to Coast. And
the voice sounds so familiar, right? And it's
just one of those people that actually just fades
into the background for me. me because he's so
generic about what he talks about he grabs onto
like all these conspiracies and it could be anyone
because you know people usually have a niche
he talks about all of it but again he could be
anyone just because it's just those topics that
all conspiracy theorists do. Yeah like even in
the title of the Alex Jones thing they're talking
about chemtrails and harp. Yeah so pretty much
He can comment on anything. He's a longtime radio
host on Survive to Thrive, and he presents himself
as a whistleblower on government conspiracies,
ancient technologies, end times prophecy, hidden
civilizations. I'm not sure how he's presenting
himself as a whistleblower on all of these topics,
but you know, he has a guy who told him all of
this stuff, like all of them do. Now, moving
on to Gen 6 Productions, where Taylor was as
well. Taylor, He's done very good research so
far. Gen 6 is a media company that he heads,
producing documentaries on giants, fallen angels,
forbidden archaeology, as well as hosts conferences
such as the True Legends series. A lot of talk
about Gobekli Tepe, ancient Egypt, all of those
very popular ancient civilization topics. And
his film includes true legends, holocaust of
giants, and the lies of men and gods focused
on archaeological mysteries and biblical prophecy.
Did you find anything else interesting? Well,
I clicked on stevequayle .com at the bottom.
That is a busy website. Oh yeah, it's a stereotypical
UFO website, definitely. I feel like he added
much more ads than I've ever seen on one of these
pages. Really? You think he does? I think he
did. And it's hard to tell which ones are ads
and which ones aren't because a lot of them are
gold -oriented, and I feel like he also talks
probably a lot about gold. Oh, you know it. That's
one of the conspiracy things. Yeah. Continuing
on with the theme, he's a prominent voice in
the survivalist prepper community since before
Y2K, but oh boy, is he ever still going. There's
a million ways in which the world is going to
end immediately, according to Quayle. And I'm
sure he was talking about Y2K ending the world
at that time. And he's still going. He still
goes. It's just the world is now ending the next
tomorrow. The important thing is with this community,
because you're trying to sell things that are
for the end of the world, is the... End of the
world has to be coming like immediately. It's
always immediate with him is the thing. And it's
more immediate than most people feel comfortable
doing. He promotes prepping for societal collapse.
economic disaster, and spiritual warfare, and
as well as focusing on biological, chemical,
and nuclear threats. So it's all very nice things
to be talking about, listening to, being around,
something like that. It's quite heavy. He does
say that he is one of the original preppers that
had the platform for a bigger audience. Now,
I unfortunately spent one entire day listening
to this man. I've listened to him on and off
in preparation. this but i did on a day off put
on stephen quayle for the day and holy i've had
enough of stephen quayle i just have to share
some of my observations that i had for that day
with you first and foremost holy this man can
talk there's a reason he is a staple on all of
these talk shows he'll get asked a question and
not only will he not answer the question he was
just not enough time to actually get back to
it He will jump from topic to topic to topic
of just headline conspiracies in one single breath.
It's absolutely breathtaking. He has a skill.
It's a verbal diarrhea skill and it just keeps
going and going. It's just like, you know, he
says that one thing that relates to another thing
and then it's another thing and then it's another
thing. And then by that, you've totally lost
the plot. I made notes on the topics visited
in a single random 15 minute interview. The interview
was in 15 minutes. This was one single interview,
15 minutes of talking. And I just need to share
with you what he touched on in that 15 minutes.
William Cooper, vaccinations, Majestic 12 and
magic clearance within the government, Hyperborea,
Camelot in the last continents, Alien in Las
Vegas, Alien in Miami. Men in Black, Three -Eyed
Atlas, UFOs Entering Volcanoes, Stop Market Crash,
and the AI bubble ending the world as we know
it. He's a proud Trump supporter and lots and
lots of Bible quotes thrown in there. 15 minutes.
That's... Yeah, and... I mean, it doesn't sound
like it should go for 15 minutes from that. Like,
it shouldn't... You shouldn't be able to naturally
go between that many things or those things in
particular. It's crazy. There was not one interview
where he didn't talk like that, but that's someone
who's skilled in talking, right? They kind of
take you from topic to topic and then they come
back around to it and you're like, oh yeah, that's
how you draw people in. Yeah, they're salespeople.
They know how to avoid topics they don't want
to talk about and they know how to bring it back
to what they're trying to sell, which is why
it's weirdly talking about the economic downturn
in AI, I bet. Because again, he's got a gold
guy. I shouldn't say again. He's got a gold guy
that he gets a cut from for selling gold. Oh,
absolutely. Everything that's on that website
too. And everything that he's selling. He has
a book. He has, you know, all these podcasts
and everything that he appears on. So it's just
insane when you're listening to him talk. I didn't
enjoy listening to him talk, but I will say he
has a skill as far as bringing people in. And
having a knack for talking, I guess. You know
those people that just have a skill at talking.
Oh, yeah. It's kind of like we hate David Wilcock.
And he's actually actually really bad at talking.
But I'll listen to him no matter what he's talking
about. Because he's so bad at it. I just have
to add at this point, and I think you're going
to really enjoy this, that I have finally listened
to somebody on a podcast that has about the same,
if not worse, pronunciation than we have on this
podcast, which is Steve Quayle. And I fucking
love that so much. But just the way he talks
is so funny because he just steamrolls through
it. Because he so confidently fucks it up. But
then he goes back and he'll say Nasa. N -A -S
-A. He started spelling it after that. N -A -S
-A. He's saying it wrong. And then he talks about
how one of his friends says that you don't say
it Nasa. You say it Nasa. And he doesn't know
that there's so many ways you could pronounce
it. And he just talks and talks and talks about
how he's pronouncing it wrong. That part was
actually so funny to me. But he just kept fucking
upwards. Left and right. He was saying things
in different languages and he was just butchering
it, but he just steamrolls through it with confidence.
And he also kept referring to L .A. Marzulli
as Lynn Marzulli. I had no idea his first name
was Lynn. That's beautiful. I don't know that
it is, to be honest with you. I honestly think
he was getting it wrong, but I don't know. I
can't talk on that. I just wanted to share that
kind of experience with you of listening to him.
He's on so many coast to coast. I can definitely,
definitely see why they have him repeatedly back
as a guest on Coast to Coast AM. Well, and George
has three hours, five days a week to fill. Yeah.
If he can. I wonder if we could get on this.
Get somebody who just like fill an hour of it
and he hasn't had to do anything. Oh, very little
work. You'll do it. Yeah. Incredible. this someone
like this thrives I was just taken aback at how
he doesn't stumble on anything and how like yeah
he fucks up the words but does he have a list
he knows his stuff it's crazy the way he just
goes off and it's not tangents it's just this
topic this topic it's all different stuff all
together he does talk about different themes
other than giants it's probably everything conspiracy
themed he has a heavy heavy reliance on biblical
literalism especially genesis 6 but also in literally
every single thing he talks about all comes back
to the bible fallen angels and the humans they
had sex with made giants he blends ancient astronaut
theory apocalyptic christianity conspiracy culture,
alternative archaeology, and he uses a tone of
urgency. The truth is being hidden. Time is running
out. The elites know. I listened to a recent
interview and it was all doom and gloom for AI,
which I can get behind, but I just love how it
was presented. First, it started off with the
AI bubble and how everyone's money is invested
into AI right now when it's going to create an
economic collapse, and somehow it turned into
Google running tests and experiments. experimenting
with AI and they're stumbling into other dimensions
and paranormal entities and giants. And it just
gets so unhinged without any examples to be heard
of or like, where is it coming from? But I guess
he doesn't have to prove any of that. No, that's
the beautiful thing. Nor can he. He's not an
archaeologist either. So he's not like going
out there looking for anything. It just got so
crazy. Like, how did it turn into that? transhumanism,
and genetic engineering. A significant portion
of his modern work warns against the dangers
of AI, robotics, and CRISPR technology, which
he views as a resurgence of the fallen angel
interference mentioned to the Bible. On that
topic, another interview that I was listening
to today, he's talking about DNA and cloning.
They have copies of Hitler, Genghis Khan, Attila
the Hun. DNA they aren't afraid to use and to
reanimate. I, I just, yeah. Advanced ancient
civilizations. He posits that ancient ruins,
megaliths, were built by these giants and that
modern science is actively suppressing evidence
of their existence. He did talk about the Bosnian
pyramids in one of the podcasts I listened to.
Geopolitics and weather warfare. He frequently
discusses black ops projects, claiming that certain
natural disasters are actually the result of
man -made weather modification or secret technology.
Oh man, Chelsea. You just made me realize that
we should have probably included that Bosnian
Pyramid guy as an asshole. Oh, no. I forgot about
him entirely. Put him on the list for next year.
Yeah. He talked about Hollow Earth. He talked
about Admiral Byrd. He talks about not... There's,
I don't think, anything under the conspiracy
umbrella that he wouldn't touch. And this list
probably doesn't include it all. He talks about
Gilgamesh. Was a giant that was found in Iraq.
That's another episode probably. Is that not
the Kandahar giant by chance? I don't think so.
I really don't think it is. Maybe it was. I don't
know. Hard to say. We can't figure it out now.
It's too late. It's already in the episode. I
think you can tell from all of this that the
narrative style of Stephen Quayle is dramatic,
prophetic, absolutist. He presents speculation
as revelation and often uses anecdotal or unverifiable
sources. As he said, get off your keister and
Google it. Or else you're the government. He
is very, and this is probably the term that you
heard me use with Stephen Greer because I was
confusing him with Stephen Greer. that he's a
fear monger. And I always used to say that about
Stephen. To be fair, Stephen Greer is also a
fear monger. Not as bad as Stephen Quayle. Stephen
Quayle is literally in every sentence, we are
going to die like tomorrow. By gold. Yeah, exactly.
And it is very dramatic. It is, it could, I could
see it being alarming for some people to listen
to just for how much fear mongering he puts into
this stuff. For people probably to have that
reaction. to go and buy his gold or his prepper
stuff of whatever he's selling. And I'd be interested
to actually look at how much he makes off that.
I didn't actually look to see if I could find
that. He's helped popularize the modern giant
subgenre in fringe media, probably even more
than L .A. Marzulli. This is, I think, giants
are his major claim to fame. Not that he doesn't
talk about everything. And he's influenced prepper
culture and alternatives. christian prophecy
circles as with any he has a whole lack of evidence
his claims about giants suppressed archaeology
and ancient tech lack verifiable sources Critics
argue he relies on circular citations and unverifiable
anecdotes. He is accused of exaggerating threats
of economic collapse, global conspiracies. I
mean, that's all part of the game to sell books,
DVDs, and survival gear. Critics note his messaging
often uses fear to drive engagement and purchases.
It's a huge theme in every single interview.
It's just a part of his shtick. He's a fear monger.
One of his interviews from back in 2015, he literally
said, today is Sunday. Tomorrow, Monday is a
holiday and the entire banking system is going
to collapse tomorrow. They're going to say to
be patient with it. The bank is going to come
back online, but it will never come back online.
This is literally something still out there from
2015. He literally said tomorrow this is going
to happen. You got to love that these guys, because
they're fear mongering so much. Yeah. Like they
don't get punished for being wrong. I know. Because
they're speaking to the like a weird agreed to.
fear of everybody who's listening to them. So
even if they're wrong, it's still justified.
Yeah, and you know what? They're in a community
that, as far as I'm concerned at this point,
where being wrong doesn't really matter. It doesn't
impact you, no, so long as you just don't address
it. Exactly. And you'll still get asked back
on shows just because people in the conspiracy
community just want to... They want confirmation
and, well, they want two things. They want confirmation
and they want somebody who will fill time for
their show. That's true, because some of these
shows, I mean, there's only so many guests they
can get on. Yeah, so the community's weird. His
prediction was literally the next day, and here
I am in 2026. It didn't age well, obviously,
but yet he's still doing interviews, probably
saying the same thing to this day, that the world's
going to end tomorrow. His documentaries and
books present speculation as fact, making it
difficult for his audiences to distinguish entertainment
from audience. evidence which is basically most
things in this community again his work is often
cited with fringe communities as proof creating
a self -reinforcement belief loop again something
very common in this community why does he matter
at all i mean he's definitely serving an audience
that just consumes the stuff and wants more of
it. He's a bridge figure between Christian prophecy,
ancient mysteries, conspiracy culture, survivalism.
He helped shape the modern giants mythos. If
Quayle wasn't so heavy into the fear mongering,
I would say that he is the stereotypical conspiracy
dude who just spews out all of the buzzwords
and the conspiracy theory and fringe community
love to hear. So that's Stephen Quayle. What
do you think? I mean, he's nothing special. No,
he's really not. It's really just a, not quite,
but almost an Alex Jones who didn't have his
own radio show. Yeah. And had to rely on other
people's shows. He does have it now. He does,
but it's still not as big. So he would still
have to rely on going on other people's shows.
Yeah, yeah, yeah. That's exactly it. I think
the biggest thing that sets him apart as far
as... being an asshole is concerned is the fear
mongering and that to me i just don't like i
find it gross that that's a part of his sales
drive yeah his tactics and that's that whole
thing like you gold isn't sold by stability gold
is sold through fear and changes like significant
changes Yeah, so I mean, I find that contributes
a lot to the asshole factor about him, but...
Yeah, I mean, he's kind of a little bit unremarkable
other than that. Yeah, I don't know. He's very
clearly like meshed at the very right time. Christianity
with conspiracy and prepping. Yeah, I think it's
funny. It just seems like it was the perfect
timing for that. I think the Christianity works
the best for him. Not in my opinion. I just mean
like towards what he's doing with giants. But
he kind of brings it into anything. And that's
also really off. thing about him as well yeah
oh man yeah I'm sure you didn't come across it
but I think I should just check did he have anything
to say about the Smithsonian nothing that I actually
listened to or looked into actually goes anywhere
it's just like he'll say the Smithsonian he'll
mention it'll come up but it's never more than
surface level And maybe if you buy his DVDs or
something, maybe he goes into more detail, but
nothing ever goes very deep with what he's saying.
He just, that's all it is. Nothing is ever research
or anything. Or nothing goes past the surface
level either from that. Yeah. And it's funny
how somebody who's cynical can get away with
that a little better and still sound smart. If
you're on the positive side of things, unless
you're belittling the other side, you have to
be able to go at least a little further. yeah
wow okay so yeah i did want to share something
to take us out this is a recording from coast
to coast am an interview with george nori i just
think it's a perfect way to go out so let me
oh i'm still sharing my screen with you yes okay
so i'm just gonna play it it's titled okay no
i'm not gonna share the title just listen okay
so the reason it's had red hair. This is important.
The giants worldwide seem to have red hair. And
I want to make a clarification, George, because
I'm getting some emails. It's not the giants
that had sex with earth women producing giants.
It was the fallen angels who could, if you will,
shapeshift. The giants were the offspring, right?
The giants were the offspring. So people are
saying, well, they'd split the women open. Well,
that's what happened when many of the women gave
birth to the giants. They died in childbirth.
And the thing that's important is it's the fallen
angels who can change their size and i'm not
just talking about the reproductive size i'm
talking about their literal physical size because
they seduced the women and obviously most women
aren't going to run up to a giant that's going
to split them open if they have all right steve
let's let's pass on that stuff you got okay A
little bit too graphic for us. Joe in Monterey,
California. Go ahead, Joe. Great pushback, George.
Yeah. You always know what to do. He always knows
what to do. Anyhow, that's my Stephen Quayle
episode. Awesome. And with that, I have been
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