iON | Moon Landing

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20 July 2019

Transcribed by Nan

Ginney 0:01
When they took me out of the, my class in school and told me that I had to watch the moon landing, was I watching a Stanley Kubrick film or was I watching somebody land on the moon?

iON 0:16
Neither.

Ginney 0:16
What was I watching? A television?

iON 0:20
You were watching a, okay, now let's be very clear. What you saw on broadcast television was a simulation of an positional directive that would allow someone to be on the moon. Were someone actually on the moon, that would have been a great example of that occurrence.

Ginney 0:48
Okay, were, were someone actually on the moon. Hold on, Gregg.

iON 0:53
You know what the problem was?

Bob 0:54
What is he, what did he say? What the hell's the -- iON's

iON 0:56
You know what, you know what the problem is? You know what the problem was?

Ginney 1:02
No.

iON 1:03
They had no way -- you know what the problem was? They had zero way to funnel or transmit that analog signal from the moon. It was impossible.

Gregg 1:06
Wow.

iON 1:15
Don't tell anybody. Don't tell anybody.

Bob 1:18
Okay, Ginney, can you translate what iON said?

Ginney 1:22
Well, it sounds like there was no analog signal that could be translated from the moon, so somebody was in a studio simulating what was happening really?

iON 1:33
Well, the footage was available and now everybody's making, all the sudden, the Tech Body's outing the, outing the tale. And don't go to area 51. There is no problem in Russia, especially in Chernobyl. And they're making a big to-do over the to-do.

Bob 1:55
Oh, didn't get that. So, what did you, did they land on the moon? Did the humans land on the moon?

iON 1:59
[chuckles] This is a perfect show. This is a perfect show. Bob is right on point. We're good. This is good. This gonna be a good'un, Carolyn.

Bob 2:05
What'd we see? Nobody's gonna (overtalk)

Ginney 2:07
Well, so, right. Because, yeah, so far I have not heard iON specifically say there was an human being from America who physically touched their foot on the planet we call the moon. Did that happen?

iON 2:23
Oh, that's not what you asked. What you asked is when they took you out of class and what you watched on TV, was that someone's version of a movie? Or did, was that live footage from someone and a lunar capacity connecting on the moon? And we said neither. What you were watching was someone's representation of what would have occurred were someone on the moon. That's what you saw on TV.

Gregg 2:54
Very clear. Very clear, iON.

Ginney 2:56
Okay, so now Neil Armstrong physically on the moon?

iON 3:04
Okay, they did land on the surface of the moon.

Ginney 3:09
Who's the "they"?

iON 3:09
But it was

Bob 3:11
They. What? The rocket that

Ginney 3:11
Who's the "they"?

Gregg 3:12
Apollo 11.

iON 3:16
Apollo 11.

Bob 3:18
The apparatus landed on the moon.

iON 3:21
Yes. Yes.

Bob 3:22
Any humans in it?

iON 3:24
Yes. Yes. Yes. Yes.

Bob 3:26
Oh, okay. So, they landed on the moon, but you didn't see that. We, TV people, didn't see that action.

iON 3:35
That's correct. And nobody got outside, and nobody jumped around, and there are no footprints on the moon, and there is -- and the flag that's there is a, is a holograph I guess if that's what you wanna call it. There's no flags still ever not tattered and on the moon.

Bob 3:54
Okay, so the one giant step for, for Gregg, little step for Bob, didn't happen.

iON 4:00
We're waitin'. We're waitin' on. We're waitin'. We're gonna see, we're gonna see if Bob finances Bezos to go, and he maybe he's gonna take the next big step for mankind. [Bob chuckles] And they're gonna grind up Elon Musk into a very fine pulp and see if he'll lay down on the pathways so they'll have a nice way to step.

Bob 4:18
Okay, let's try again. [iON laughs] So, where was the simulation made or broadcast? Was it a live broadcast from the simulation? [garbled background] Oh, he said it?

iON 4:32
There's two parts. There's two done. One was done in the area 51, and the other one was done in Australia for the feed. The darkness would have been here so it was sent from Australia 'cause the darkness would have done it. But it was filmed at Area 51. But it was presented from Australia because they would have been on the dark side of the moon where it'd be daylight from Area 51.

Bob 4:55
If they landed. If humans landed or

iON 4:58
No. When they landed it would have been the dark side of the moon. So in order for it to work, quote, quote, the signal had to come from Australia to make the night day, day night, upside down work.

Bob 5:16
Why couldn't they land at another time and not be on the dark side of the moon?

iON 5:20
Because they couldn't get an analog signal anyway, Bob. They had to, they had to -- the fix was in.

Bob 5:27
Okay, why did they land on the dark side of the moon then?

iON 5:31
They didn't land on the dark side of the moon. But when it was broadcast, the simulcast of the live thing that everybody could see in real life proven that they were on the moon, that proved it, proved it, proved it, couldn't have been presented then 'cause they would have been on the dark side of the moon. When you saw it on TV, everybody had it. It was the one thing that ain't showed reshowed it, but when it was happening, the big thing happening that everybody was watching, they even took Ginney out of class to see, that happenin' came from Australia.

Bob 6:04
Right. So, you said something about they couldn't broadcast the object landing on the moon 'cause it was the dark side of the moon.

iON 6:14
It would have been. They filmed it in area 51.

Bob 6:19
Yes.

Ginney 6:21
Who's the mastermind that engineered the filming of this?

iON 6:25
Oh, there was a lot of people. They all had a very weird death. They didn't last long.

Ginney 6:33
And when people

Bob 6:35
So, Stanley Kubrick didn't -- Ginney, here's the big question. So, Stanley Kubrick wasn't involved in the simulation.

iON 6:40
Not at all. Not at all.

Bob 6:43
That's a big deal there, Ginney. Everybody thinks Stanley Kubrick was in on it.

Ginney 6:47
Okay,

iON 6:48
And he wasn't. That's why he could still be -- could have been alive.

Bob 6:51
[chuckles] He's still alive.

Gregg 6:52
[chuckles] Still alive.

Ginney 6:53
That's why he's still alive. Okay, and so all the dead people that masterminded this, when the people were sitting in the control room at NASA, were they watching this?

iON 7:07
Which NASA? Whoa! Whoa, whoa.

Bob 7:09
Which NASA, Ginney? Don't rush this.

iON 7:09
No, no, no, you can't, no darlin'. That's fine, but we're gonna stop you because you're gonna ask the question that's gonna put you in the rabbit hole. Houston, is there a problem? Cape Canaveral, is there a problem? Kennebunkport, is there an issue? Precisely which place are you deferring you're asking regarding?

Ginney 7:33
Well, when they're sitting all around watching the thing happen.

iON 7:39
Well, they all were there watching, but which -- you're asking a specific question. Houston, they saw something. Cape Canaveral saw something. And Kennebunkport saw something else. No three things saw the same thing.

Ginney 7:52
Okay, so the -- what I'm saying is the, then it wasn't orchestrated from area 51? Or everybody got a different feed, or

iON 8:02
Stop, you're no, you're having two different conversations, darlin'. What was put on TV had nothing to do with NASA at all. Just their images. What was fixed for TV, the analog version that was fixed for TV had nothing to do with NASA at all.

Ginney 8:21
So, if I was working for NASA's Apollo program and I was in the command center and I was operating some kind of equipment there and I was watching something happen, you're saying and then -- but my husband was at home watching TV, we saw two different things.

iON 8:45
Wait, wait, wait. Ginney, in 1969, there was no live satellite feed! You saw a screen with blips and dots and clicks and ticks, and this is falling over there. They didn't have iPads then for streaming! It wasn't like that. There was supposedly a delay. And that's why they couldn't put any of that on TV 'cause none of it, that was all broken. It would be like taking a photograph of a vinyl LP record playing, -

Ginney 9:18
Oh, I see. So, they didn't see anything.

iON 9:19
- and converting that into a digital signal.

Ginney 9:21
They only heard it.

iON 9:22
There was nothing to -- it was dots! It was dots. That's exactly right. It was dots. 'Cause they couldn't, there wasn't, they had no, they still(!) can't send an analog signal from there. That's why everything's digital. Well, that and the military one, and all the analog bandwidth space. But don't get GQ started because he knows more about that than most people ever wanna know. Yes, that's a whole nother zeitgeist-issue thingy, but it's all right, it's all right 'cause the Tech Body is absolutely using the full bandwidth of the tiny stream and the Tiny Note and the Little Book that they ate, and it made their belly sour.

Ginney 9:59
Okay, so Buzz Aldrin is credited with taking the photos of Neil Armstrong while he is physically standing on the moon and at the during the lunar surface operations. So, you're saying -- color pictures. So, you're saying that didn't happen.

iON 10:21
Yeah, 'cause Kodachrome doesn't do well in a zero gravity, no oxygen space. Gotta realize y'all are talking about digitized images that weren't digitally available in that genre. And that's why they haven't been back. If it is all that and a bag of chips, they ought to be -- Achmed ought to be selling Slurpees on the light side of the moon if this were the case. Just sayin'.

Bob 10:49
Okay, Ginney, what did the

Gregg 10:51
The video cameras they had, Ginney, weren't much better than what our parents had.

Bob 10:56
What -- hey, Gregg, let me just ask this. I don't know what I've heard. I get the echo. What did the -- what Ginney saw on TV, -

iON 11:05
See, see, see?

Bob 11:05
- did NASA see that?

iON 11:10
No.

Bob 11:11
They were looking at blips and blips. Dots, you're saying.

iON 11:15
Yes. That's right. That's right.

Bob 11:15
They could only get the audio.

iON 11:18
Yeah.

Bob 11:18
Okay.

iON 11:19
Go to the Smithsonian. Wait, stop. Stop. Go to the Smithsonian. Everybody. Sign up, get your airplane tickets, go to the Smithsonian and go to the Apollo 11 and look for the cameras. There weren't any. There was no such a thing. They didn't have Ring doorbells on the Apollo 11.

Bob 11:37
Okay.

iON 11:38
There aren't any cameras. There aren't any pictures of cameras.

Bob 11:44
Go ahead, Gregg.

Gregg 11:46
I was just gonna say the cameras that they had weren't any much better than what our parents had back in the day for doing video.

iON 11:54
They were polished glass lenses. Alone.

Gregg 11:58
Ah huh. Right.

Bob 12:00
I'm impressed with the D cell. (inaudible)

iON 12:01
Refraction. Like the days when you had to sit, the place where you had to sit in front of the camera, and you had to be really, really still 'cause it would catch the light and bring it through the box. Catch it on the silver plate so that image then would be etched on the negative that you converted into the picture kind of thing. Now, it was a little better than that, GQ, okay, I'll give you that. But if you talk about the 1800s that you know, we're gonna, we're gonna do an AirDrop [laughs] of this, of this file that shows all this video while we were being photographed sittin' there for 35 minutes. You know, while they take the gun saltpeter and put it in the tray and flash powder to make enough light to capture their image. It's a little different than AirDropping that to your newest app iPad tablet. Your flibblet, phablet, tiblet, Kindle, pendle, pendal, some'um. It's somethin' ridiculous. It's now the Black Mirror! That's what it is.

Ginney 13:01
Now

Bob 13:02
Just hold it. Go ahead, Ginney.

Ginney 13:05
Well, I mean, the, the goal of humans walking on the moon and returning safely to earth was JFK's goal, and this happened after he was assassinated. So,

iON 13:18
No, it wasn't. No, it wasn't. No, it wasn't! No, it wasn't. Most certainly was not.

Bob 13:25
Well, who's goal?

iON 13:25
This covered, this covered Barry Goldwater's mess of how they got out of the gold standard. That was more money than could've been spent than the economies could hold. And that made the difference and allowed them to shift from, from a fiat currency and the Ralph Nader when -- probably say and probably Ralph Duby, too, [Bob chuckles] he was probably in that bullshit too, probably. That comes along at a different level. So it was a way to make the Federal Reserve have the ability and capacity to draw down boatloads, tandem truckloads of money and destroy it in such a way that the M1 could be balanced. That's the only way yo little buddy in the great state of Texas, Lady Bird's finest, could ever pull this off. The coup de gras that he has now successfully sitting President over. But don't tell Lady Bird.

Bob 14:26
Okay, I didn't get much of that.

iON 14:28
But now, to be fair, to be fair, we didn't have this trouble when Anne Richard was governor. Just sayin'. Just sayin'.

Bob 14:34
Okay, so, can we -- this is quite an exclusive. I am impressed with iON's technical detail whatever I'm picking up. Sounds like he knows all the parts [iON laughs] that no one ever thought of, and no one asked any of these questions.

Carolyn 14:45
background/indistinct)

Ginney 14:49
Okay, so iON,

Bob 14:50
You're not, you're on mute, Carolyn. Go ahead, Carolyn. What were you saying?

Carolyn 14:59
Yeah, I was just gonna say, Ginney, that iON got very excited about that. He got up off the couch and started stomping around the kitchen. And now he's taking some ReMag to calm down JW. [chuckles] Okay, go

Bob 15:13
Okay, Ginney. Can you sum up what we've heard?

Ginney 15:16
Okay. Well, so far, I just want to do -- so, the success of Apollo I was not to assert the United States technological superiority over Russia, it was to move around money and balance the M1.

iON 15:38
Correct. Because see, that was the race, you see. This was before you had the problem with Brezhnev. This was pre-Brezhnev.

Bob 15:46
Well, Brezhnev was a, was a Premier at that point.

iON 15:50
But he wasn't a problem.

Bob 15:52
Oh, okay.

iON 15:52
It was the Sputnik.

Bob 15:52
Ah, that's what Dr. Beter figured out in 1975.

iON 15:55
That's exactly right.

Bob 15:57
Ahh! There's Beter!

iON 15:58
AH! Rhyee!

Bob 16:00
Ahh! Now you're talking my language.

iON 16:01
Yeah, Peter Beter.

Bob 16:03
That's right. 1975, ‘76. Bolsheviks and Rockefeller started a headache. And it was over the moon. Okay, so I mean, not over the moon, it was about the moon.

iON 16:13
Brezhnev, Brezhnev, Brezhnev wasn't a problem. And he had a fellatio-based relationship with, with Prescott forever. Bush.

Bob 16:20
Oh, yeah.

iON 16:21
So, there ain't no, ain't no worries; in, out, over, under. Yeah, that was on like Donkey Kong.

Bob 16:25
That's where Kennebunkport is part of this? The Bush family Kennebunkport?

iON 16:29
That's right. That's right. That's right. He was just a Babe in Toyland. "Lehayim!"

Bob 16:35
Well, the Kennedy assassination, there's about five or six people who knew what was going on. How many people knew in this moon landing were in on the whole delusion?

iON 16:45
Well, now, let's see. Three of your guests, and Dr. Dean, and you, Bob. Well, Bob don't know nothin'. We know GQ's got a good handle on it.

Bob 16:57
Okay, knock it off. Dr. Dean was a (overtalk/inaudible).

iON 16:59
Ginney Belle knows, so that's three. About a party of six.

Bob 17:02
No, no, no, no, no. I'm talking about back then. Hey buddy. Buddy, you calm down. Listen.

iON 17:06
Hey, hey, hey.

Bob 17:07
Back then

Carolyn 17:07
Everybody's dead, Bob. We're the only people alive who know about it.

Bob 17:11
Whatd'ya say, Carolyn?

iON 17:12
They're the only ones dead. Everybody else is dead she said.

Carolyn 17:16
Everybody else is dead, so we're the only ones who know about it.

iON 17:20
But we really did like Anne Richard. She's a drunk but she

Bob 17:23
Hey, hey, iON, who, who, how many people knew back then this fake moon landing? Ten? Two hundred?

iON 17:29
No. No, no, no. Maybe, now there's inside out; there's maybe 100. And we're being vague and on purpose because you've pinned the tail -- if you're right too often, Bob, -

Bob 17:40
Yes.

iON 17:40
- they start to make sense and it's no bueno.

Bob 17:43
Okay. Did Fritz Kramer know?

iON 17:48
He didn't know what he knew. He was, he knew what he was told.

Bob 17:52
Okay, so the astronauts did not know either.

iON 17:56
They got paid, Bob. That's -- they got paid.

Bob 17:59
Yeah, they knew that they weren't on the moon. [laughs]

iON 18:01
That's why they don't, that's why they don't do all that big talkin'. They don't do all that big talkin'.

Carolyn 18:07
But just to be very clear, Apollo 11 landed on the moon, but the men did not get out.

iON 18:16
Yes.

Carolyn 18:16
Right.

iON 18:17
Correct.

Bob 18:18
No, they were -- oh, they were on it?

Carolyn 18:21
Apollo 11

Bob 18:22
(overtalk) in the moon? Okay, I'm gonna start over again since I missed it all. Were there humans on the apparatus that landed on the moon? Were any humans inside it?

iON 18:31
Yes. Yes, yes, yes.

Bob 18:34
And they didn't get out.

iON 18:34
No way to do it.

Bob 18:35
And so that was an accomplishment. They did land on the moon, people!

iON 18:40
Yes, they did. It just wasn't on TV.

Bob 18:43
Okay, and they understood that. Well, then there's no cover up. They did it.

Ginney 18:48
They did, Bob. The summary is they did land on the moon. It wasn't on TV. Nobody got out of the bucket. There were no cameras taking pictures of each other because there weren't any cameras that could be in zero gravity with the glass lenses, blah, blah, blah. And then the whole thing was a ruse to correct the economy and to balance the M1. That was the motivation, not Kennedy's, you know, assertion to go to the moon and return, and not to demonstrate technological superiority over Russia. Those are two "red herrings." It was about the M1. That's what iON said.

Bob 19:28
But they did demonstrate technology superiority in terms of getting on the moon. Not the broadcast, but they landed on the moon. That was an achievement. Right? Nobody had done that before. How come nobody

Carolyn 19:42
Right, iON?

iON 19:45
There's a question?

Gregg 19:47
Had a spaceship landed on the moon prior to that event?

iON 19:51
Yes, Sputnik did.

Gregg 19:55
That's what I thought.

Carolyn 19:56
[Bob and Carolyn laugh] Oh, oh, god.

Bob 20:00
The Russians got there first. And then -- did the Russians know the Sputnik landed on the moon?

iON 20:05
Sure.

Bob 20:05
How did that happen since it was just going around the planet?

iON 20:09
They were, they were more clever.

Bob 20:12
Uh, oh. Oh, that's where Brezhnev became a problem? Because that kind of knowledge?

iON 20:16
No, later. Later. Later. They weren't -- see, they were -- they were trying to hold the provinces together. They weren't trying to do all that. That's when they're making the USSR. Back in the USSR. And they're trying to hold all this together as a superpower. Now there's nothin' left.

Bob 20:34
[echo] Hear, now. What's your point about them trying to hold together? What's it got to do with Sputnik?

iON 20:38
They weren't trying to cause problems. They weren't trying to -- the only way you go outer space now is with the Russians today!

Bob 20:47
What did he say, Carolyn?

iON 20:48
The only way you can go off this planet now is with the Russians today.

Bob 20:53
Can't wait to get back to Maui so I can hear these shows. I will be listening to it to find out what you said, but

iON 20:57
The Russians, the Russians are and have the only way off this planet even today.

Bob 21:13
The only way what?

Gregg 21:13
The only rocket technology is what iON's saying, Bob.

Carolyn 21:19
The only way to get off the planet.

Bob 21:21
The Russians are the only one to have it. Well, the NASA did it in 69. They get off the planet and landed on the moon.

iON 21:29
Oh, and how fabulous that was. That was a one-shot wonder. Why in the hell can't they do it again?

Bob 21:36
Did Russia start doing it again?

iON 21:38
They have done it again since. Where do you think -- who -- where do you think that Elon Musk in his little relationship bought or borrowed the technology that made SpaceX the coup de grace of all the space technology now?

Bob 21:56
Okay,

iON 21:57
Can drop a rocket back on a pad in the middle of an ocean, it's like, it's like, it's like shootin' a gnat off of Jupiter.

Ginney 22:05
It, the echo's really bad, iON. I can barely understand what you're saying.

Gregg 22:10
Yeah.

iON 22:10
See that? He said don't mention the echo 'cause that's what caused it. Bob made reference to something about the echo. So,

Bob 22:18
Yeah, hey, iON,

Gregg 22:20
What I heard iON say was that Musk was getting Russian technology.

Bob 22:25
Yes.

iON 22:26
Borrowing and buying. Borrowing and buying.

Bob 22:30
So, the Russians being the only advanced technology which is what Dr. Beter claimed for God sakes in the 70s! This is very much -

iON 22:37
That's right.

Bob 22:37
- confirming Dr. Beter.

iON 22:38
He's right.

Bob 22:38
(indistinct) first trip to the moon and set up a particle -- did they set up a particle beam from the moon, the Russians?

iON 22:38
It's still there.

Bob 22:51
And that happened in September 77. Is that date approximate or the Russians did it earlier?

iON 22:57
A bit earlier than that, Bob. That when they could, that's when they let it out.

Bob 23:04
Right. So, did Beter distort it? He had more accurate information, or he got the best he could get, and it wasn't totally accurate?

iON 23:14
No, Beter was in, he was in play. He was in play, Bob. He was on point.

Bob 23:20
In pray?

iON 23:22
(simultaneously w/Carolyn) In play.

Bob 23:23
In play. Right. So, he didn't distort it a bit and get the dates wrong on purpose.

iON 23:28
The Queen made him do that, Bob. He was tryin' to get the money checks from the bitch Queen that he (indistinct)

Bob 23:36
Yeah.

iON 23:37
He didn't give a shit about all that stuff. He wanted them monies, them cashy monies. That's all he wanted. That's all he's about.

Bob 23:44
And he was talking to iON, you know, in the first week that you were here, And, of course, I got involved with the Beter Queen deal through Hugh Sims-Hilditch. Everybody look that up. Hugh Sims, S-i-m-s, hyphen Hilditch. H-i-l-d-i-t-c-h. He was the Queen's representative, and they were looking for -- they had $14 billion, and they were looking to buy some gold. So, Beter got involved with that level in the early 70s before he said he was?

iON 23:44
Yeah. Remember, he was tryin' to work it out. This is gonna turn into a Garrett Dean story if you keep going, but you know how that goes.

Bob 24:20
Okay, so

iON 24:23
Ha! ha! ha! You didn't expect that one, didn't you, Bob?

Bob 24:26
There was -- no. There was a financial problem. So, did they use, they balanced M1 by laundering money through NASA?

iON 24:37
They didn't have to launder the money. They just had to, they didn't -- no, Bob. Here's how. It's like calling a pass through. It's like when people go to dinner and they buy, somebody buys the dinner, and everybody gets the receipt at the table, and everybody takes it off their income taxes. They didn't pay a thing, they just said they did and got the credit for it. And that draw down to that pass though burned up that money. Every single receipt was added up and made that be what it cost. And when they did that, it sort of helped balance. This was the largest thing going in those days -

Bob 25:12
Yeah.

iON 25:12
- when you understand a really nice car, nice Cadillac was $6,000. A really great car -- house was $35,000. I mean, a great house. And if you had $100,000 Certificate of Deposit, you were quote, quote, set. You were quote set for life. That was enough money to live from then on, $100,000. Money had a bit of value. Groceries were $10, $12, $20 a week, and you're eatin' steak, you see? Money had a different value set in those days. You remember.

Bob 25:46
Okay. Yep.

iON 25:46
You were an old man then, Bob.

Bob 25:49
Yeah, well, I was in my 40s. I was doing pretty good. So, the -- Ginney, do we -

iON 25:56
During that damn Heebie-Jeebies bullshit.

Bob 25:59
- got it clear? All questions have been asked?

Ginney 26:01
I just want, I just want to ask one question about Anne Richard, iON. Are you a fan of hers because of her economic revitalization of Texas during her time as governor?

iON 26:14
No, she was such a drunk, she didn't mess up Texas and she let everything carry on to such a degree that she didn't tear up church and didn't mess up nothing and she did okay. Because she wasn't so vehemently on to striking out and undoing everything, you see? She was more placated. It's like, "Well, we didn't have all this trouble. Why are we having all this trouble? This is Texas. We're Texas. We're gonna do it this way. We have everything why you cryin? Give me a drink." And she smooze up to who she had to, and then say, well, she's just a drunk. She's no threat. She's no problem. And then she's back. "Well, let's get on with it. Y'all got some'um? Let's go." She took the oligarch, and she was a Democrat. Remember? Democrats meant different things back then. It was different. Normal people were Democrat, not this year's Alexandria Ocasio Cortez and her black new rigger dig or some'um, some'um, we don't know what you call that. But she, Anne didn't cause any troubles. Now, some of the Texans had great problems with her retort and her reform, but all she did was lay it back in the thing and say, "Shut the hell up. You're eatin', you got a place to live, you got a road to ride on, and stop all this bellyachin' and cryin'. It's better than you've ever had in your life and shut up and get me a drink."

Bob 27:38
Okay, did you, I heard something said about LBJ. Was the assassination of JFK necessary to do this moon thing?

iON 27:45
No, the moon thing was to cover up the why they did it is to stop the gold standard or to keep the gold standard from being brought back. But then they had the economic downfall short sight so far that it took a huge project. It's kinda like the Hoover Dam.

Bob 28:09
Yeah.

iON 28:03
They had to pretend to spend all them money checks to make it balance 'cause they borrowed their way out of debt. Did you get that?

Bob 28:12
Yeah. And I heard you say something about lady -- did LBJ know what was going on? [iON laughs] No?

iON 28:23
Let's say, let's say, how does this go? Do.

Bob 28:27
No, that means yes.

iON 28:29
He did know; he knew every bit of it. He planned it. He plotted it. He schemed it. He was the fall guy for it, he wasn't the brains behind it.

Bob 28:38
Yeah, what about the lady, and Lady LBJ knew, too.

iON 28:42
You talkin' about Lady Bird.

Bob 28:44
Yes, she knew.

iON 28:45
She knew.

Bob 28:46
Okay, that's so, the end. So, Texas had the most presidents in American history as a state. They were in on some -- so, were they up, this financial maneuvers was it for the benefit of the Texan new oligarchy that was against the Freemasons of the New England area?

iON 29:04
See, they, well, let's talk about let's talk about Barb's family. Maybe that might answer your question, Bob.

Bob 29:11
Barb?

iON 29:14
Yeah.

Bob 29:16
Barb Peters? Oh, Barbara Bush.

iON 29:21
No! Barbara damn Bush! Come on. [Bob laughs] Lord have mercy.

Bob 29:27
Yes. The, they were part of the oligarchy.

iON 29:29
Yeah, Barb's trying to get, Barb Peters is runnin' around trying to get her boxes so she can be ready to move soon. That's what she's working on. [Bob chuckles] It's so funny. You're tryin' to buy -- don't pay full price for bubble wrap because everybody's throws it away later. Just get the used bubble wrap, you'll save a fortune!

Bob 29:48
Is this the first time the public has heard the actual story?

iON 29:53
They haven't heard it now, Bob. There's nobody listening to the story.

Bob 29:58
[all laugh] That's right. That's very close. Scott Talkington is listening. And look at his last name: Talkington! He's gonna tell Lance Strate and Alex. He's gonna tell everybody! It's in his name! Scott Talkington. [iON and Bob laugh] Scott just drew an exclusive. He'll be able to pay his rent this month.

iON 30:19
Yay! This is a worky job? Oh, worky jobs are good. [Bob laughs] Get some of that money checks. It's good. We can fake a moon landing if it'll help balance your budget, Bob. We do that. [Bob laughs] We fucks, we fucks, we fucks with you, Bob. We fucks with you.

Bob 30:35
No, I knew all about this, didn't I?

iON 30:36
Yeah, you did. And told everybody that'd be still.