02:37 You know, this must be in the Sunday paper which they... I think the deadline for that is Thursday at midnight. I'm just reading your real news, man. And now, back to real news. Okay. Sure. Sure. Okay, you think it's bull. Yeah, that's totally so we have to decide on what we're gonna do about this flying suit flying shrew story because Shrine the the shrine of Shrew line shrew So because people are you know, some people my wife have complained that we're talking too much about it, but there's some good stuff again Well, it has to be discussed. Well, let me can I give you a little bit of a theory John? Oh
03:27 Because I've kind of put all, I'm starting to connect all of the dots. And here's what I see. And it really goes back to about a year ago when we started talking about the analog television UHF signals being shut down. By the way, July 30th is the absolute deadline, I believe, for you to get your converter box. I was just hearing that on the radio this morning. uh... you can always get a converter box one of the uh... that the government will subsidize i'm sorry i have been recommended by the way that anybody has free it's a free converter box and again much better than that and they work very well i use the channel master cm seven thousand is it works like a champ it's amazing the channel master or a second ago i got some runaway process here on my mac nukes love it okay
04:15 So of course we discussed this I believe on the last NOAA agenda that or actually the past two shows that a that it is a Possibility that the reason because of course we always looking for the reason behind these types of moves The reason for shutting down these UHF signals is because they needed the spectrum John you Asserted that it was to sell off this sector spectrum and make a billion dollars, which is nothing these days Goldman Sachs laughs at your billion dollars And I've been you know doing a little bit of research and there are a number of RFID systems that operate in that optimally operate in that frequency in that frequency range and of course we've seen RFID Which you know we've seen that being used more and more for tracking purposes It's in most of your pets now if you live in Gitmo Nation East in the United Kingdom or or beyond those borders and
05:11 Now take into account the swine flu vaccination. It will consist of, I believe, two shots for everybody, two to the arm. Something we kind of overlooked but which has been in the works and been planned for a long, long time and it actually hit me again the other night while I was reviewing an old David Icke presentation. The guy has some interesting things to say. I mean, I don't know about the reptilian stuff. But of course it's long been predicted that we would be chipped through a microchip small enough to be put into a vaccination shot. Now if you kind of put all these things together and you know that, I'm looking for the name of the company, they have this RFID ink which literally can be
06:09 put under the skin. It's already been successfully tested on animals and of course it doesn't need a power source. It's activated by the external scanner, by the receiver. I think there could be a high likelihood that perhaps they're not going for the kill, so to speak, on this round of vaccinations, but maybe they're going for the tagging. Maybe we're all going to get tagged because, of course, they've bought enough vaccinations worldwide for everyone to get two shots. I think that this could be a one-two punch. First, we turn off all the television signals.
06:48 Then we get to give everyone a vaccination and we've got the RFID RFID tag with this ink right Right never it's the so mark ink. That's what it is. So mark RFID ink so mark innovations calm and if you look at so mark innovations calm there's they just raised a new round of venture capital financing led by Finister ventures And of course you got to go to Finister Ventures and then look at About Us and our team. And the executive chairman, Dr. Jerry Calder, often referred to as the father of architectural biotechnology,
07:41 Dr. Jerry Calder is the executive chairman of Finister Partners, has an unparalleled record of success in the life science industry. His career began at Monsanto. We're going to have to get a job at Monsanto. Where for 15 years he held a number of management positions. I have now, Monsanto has trained me, I can now go out to the So, okay. I love it. Yeah, it's a really good one. So, this of course has been developed for the sole purpose and it doesn't really get, if it gets into your bloodstream, it's not going to be very useful to be honest about it. But they can inject it on, because they've got an ink cartridge, they can inject it onto your skin. Yeah, it's just to print it on your skin to get, so it's like a tattoo kind of thing, or like, even though you can't see it, but it could be printed on the skin. By the way, it would
08:31 be very easy to use this stuff in a tattoo. So anybody out there getting tattoos should be aware of this. If you find a tattoo parlor that's actually clean, you might be running into a government operation. Anyway, so it's for cows. They're looking for a huge, there's a big moneymaker deal going on here. Because I know in Portugal, for example, every cow in the country has got an RFID tag so they can track them. But it's an expensive proposition with this stuff that you're talking about. Essentially, it's like you can have a rubber stamp and you dip it in this crap and you bang the cow with it and it sticks and it can be read through hair, but it can't be read under the skin. Yes, it can. Yes, it can.
09:14 I read their white paper, it can too. It can go under the skin. If it does, it's going to... No, it's not going to go under the skin. It's the same level of... It can barely be picked up 40 feet away when it's on top of the skin. So, all they have to do is connect all the lampposts... And besides that, if it goes into the bloodstream, it's going to get spread out all over the body. John, go ahead, take the shots, okay? I'm not interested in the shots because I know what the shots are really about, which is to use the public as a test bed for all these new adjuvants. So that's the way I see it. But that's okay, I like to stare at it. It's interesting, it's funny. It's not meant to be funny. There's a Monsanto angle. Yes, multiple Monsanto angles by the way. If you look at the other investors in that company, there's a whole bunch of Monsanto characters. Well, of course, you're right. Everyone works at Monsanto. We should be underwritten by Monsanto. If those guys really were smart, they would do that. We're giving them enough publicity.