Fakeologist and IPS Discuss June 11:
LISTEN AT https://fakeotube.com/video/8593/fak1083-tim-ozman-ips-on-june-11
5 Quotes:
"Just because you saw it on the screen doesn't make it real."
"We all went into 9/11 ignorant of psyops to the extent that they exercise them. And here we are with a different set of presuppositions about media and fakery and the big picture. So why shouldn't we see the next one coming?"
"Everything that is foreshadowed in the entertainment world, everything that appears concurrently on Netflix, you can presume it to be fake. So nothing that is foreshadowed is going to be real. At no point are they going to manifest any of this fake stuff into reality."
"So it's kind of interesting. It seems like the people calling stuff fake are being given representation in movies."
"I think it's probably the case that every consensus that is seemingly there is likely just manufactured because most people aren't even plugged in... there's this illusion of this consensus and they manufacture it, I think, with automation."
The hosts of the "Fakeologist Show" discuss the concept of "auto-hoaxology," a method of independently verifying information by critically examining media narratives rather than accepting mainstream explanations.
They explore various current events through this lens, including political tensions, alleged riots, and the "breakup" between Donald Trump and Elon Musk, suggesting these events are orchestrated "psyops" or "predictive programming" akin to professional wrestling.
The conversation highlights the increasing blur between reality and staged events due to advancements in AI and deepfake technology, emphasizing how such tools can manipulate public opinion and create false consensus. The hosts also share their efforts to use AI to counteract this manipulation, creating bots and tools to analyze and disseminate information.
Synopsis:
The hosts discuss current events through the lens of "auto-hoaxology," which involves questioning the reality of what is presented on screens and in mainstream media, and choosing to follow one's dreams rather than being caught in a "lame dichotomy" or control system. They assert that what is seen on screen does not necessarily make it real, and that nothing foreshadowed in the entertainment world will manifest as reality.
Key Points of Discussion:
Upcoming "Plot Twist" and June 11th:
They anticipate a "significant plot twist" around June 11th, which is Trump's birthday and Flag Day, with massive "No Kings" protests scheduled nationwide. They speculate about a "right-wing 9/11 style event centered on Seattle" on June 11th, aligning with the death date of Timothy McVeigh and connecting to the white nationalist group "The Base" (Al-Qaeda means "the base"). This prediction is made with "eyes open" due to previous predictive programming observations.Current Events as Staged Psyops:
Los Angeles Riots and Mexican Naval Ship Incident:
Riots in Los Angeles protesting ICE raids, with the National Guard and Marines called out, are seen as escalated by Trump. The recent Mexican naval ship crashing into the Brooklyn Bridge, resulting in the death of a woman named America, is viewed as a "staged" event and "foreshadowing of a conflict" related to the Los Angeles events.Trump and Musk "Breakup":
The perceived breakup between Trump and Elon Musk is discussed as "world wrestling entertainment theater" designed to create market volatility, benefiting options traders. They believe both are "world stage characters" who are figureheads for a "cabal".Charleston Shooter and Waco:
The Charleston shooter, Dylan Roof, is considered a "construct" designed to portray "toxic masculinity" and racism, similar to the Sandy Hook narrative. The Waco siege, which Trump's campaign launched after a Netflix series on it, is seen as "ground zero for this ideology," radicalizing figures like Timothy McVeigh. The Turner Diaries, a white nationalist text, is mentioned, with its cover art allegedly mimicked by the McCloskeys defending their mansion.
Media and AI's Role:
The pervasive nature of AI in creating and manipulating media is emphasized, making it "impossible for people to tell real from fake". They discuss new movies like Mountainhead and Zero Day that depict this blurring of reality and the role of "crisis actors" and "hoaxers".
The Pentagon's admission of fabricating UFO stories, including Area 51, is highlighted as proof that governments deliberately spread myths and conspiracies to influence belief systems, likening it to the film Mirage Men.
The "Mandela Effect" is described as a deliberate test of the "misinformation effect" to see if recollections can be changed by prompting imagined versions of events.
AI is being used to automate content creation and influence opinions, with bots being six times more effective than real people in changing political opinions on platforms like Reddit. The hosts use AI themselves for research, transcription, and promoting their content.
The Future of Independent Media:
The hosts express a vision for media fakery analysts to create a "third branch of media" and achieve economic viability by creating a large enough demographic of people who "aren't plugged in so deeply to the matrix".
Links Mentioned:
IPS.Monster: Tim Ozman's website
minds.com/infiniteplanesociety: Tim Ozman's platform for sharing receipts and headlines
Mindwar.page: Leo Friend's website
autohoax.com: A site with dynamic content and an auto-hoaxology forum
Fakotube: The Fakeologist Show's own video platform
X (formerly Twitter): Tim Ozman's handle is IPS Think Tank. The "Auto Hoax" bot on X is @autohoax
Notebook LM: A Google property used for summarizing YouTube videos and extracting quotes/links
make.com: A platform for incorporating ChatGPT into bots with automated functions
replit: Another site for creating code for bots
ChatGPT/Grok: AI tools used for generating code and information
Odyssey: A platform where IPS's content can be found
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