Hello and welcome to the show. This is the cult of conspiracy and my name is Jonathan. I'm Jacob. And today we have moral Bob from Hidden in Plainsight podcast. Welcome to the show Bob. What's going on guys? Oh dude. Thanks

for having me. Absolutely man. Oh, we've been kind of planning this for a little while now and we're stoked to have you on. I've listened to your show several several of your shows all very interesting topics. The biggest one your biggest topic seeming to be Flat Earth. All right. And I don't want to go too deep into Flat Earth. Some people are into it. Some people aren't. Some people vibe with it. Some people hate it. Present company included. I don't hate it. It doesn't make sense to me man. I'll make it make sense.

Make it make sense Bob. Let's hear it. Yeah. You're going to get that tattoo man. Don't worry. If I get a bit brother. I'm down. So you've had Dave Weissle and you talked to him and he he presents some really amazing information. And he was the first one to make me take Flat Earth seriously. Not that I was just like mocking it or anything. I just I was agnostic to it. You know, when I when I heard about it. It was just like okay.

So right. Like whatever. Like it didn't matter. Right. I wasn't. You know, a lot of people get really volatile about this subject. It doesn't make sense to me also. Let's say fine. Let's say the earth is flat. Let's say the the bitch is hollow. You know, I'm saying it doesn't matter. I still have to punch into work on Monday morning. Well, there's a chance that it's both. Well, my point being. Yeah. Yeah. I'm a big hollow earther as well. Yeah. But as far as the world of conservatives go, when you're talking about government elites with a dreaded

grain of chrome or a island where they're raping children or a war that's being fought right now that our tax dollars are funding. That's all for corrupt reasons. That's something that I actually want to put time and attention towards, not if we're on a flat plan or a ball that affects nothing. But it would bring it into perspective. But it's all tied together. See, that's the bitch. Everything is tied together. And I agree with that. Everything hiding of this, the hiding of the shape of the earth, the, you know,

we have deep underground military bases. I think there's a vast network of tunnels under the crust of the earth that are being used for chopped trafficking. That's confirmed. This is, this is all connected. I'll put it like as far as the tunnels go. If Elchoppo could escape from prison on a motorcycle on an underground tunnel that a bunch of dudes just built to get him out. I promise you the elites have underground tunnels to get from A to B and sneak their shit in and out. That is going to burn math science.

Oh, Elon Musk has the boring company. Who do you think's born all a lot of those new tunnels? Right. And sending his hyper little fricking thing that he said he was developing, but said then it didn't develop his like underpass it under underground tube system that he has. I'm all heard about that. I'm on the fence with Elon Musk. I mean, is your opinion that he's probably a part of the satanic elite. Oh, yeah, too. Werner von Braun wrote a book about the guy named

Elon that was going to go to Mars. That dude is a complete Nazi creation. Yeah. Like fuck that guy. That makes sense. That actually makes more sense because Elon is not. All right. As far as a person goes. I've never met the guy. Right. So I can't speak firsthand. But you look at his mannerisms. Right. And you look at his interviews. Even that episode, he's on Joe Rogan. He's robotic. He's fucking robotic as hell. So if someone wants to say he's a clone from Nazi scientists, that actually makes way more sense to me than to think that he's got like

some sort of on the spectrum scale. And he's that fucking successful. Like, yeah, I can see him being a clone. Sure. And dude, he's also he comes from like really, really connected bloodlines. Yes. Because his dad owned a bunch of Emerald mines in South America or South Africa. Yeah. Right. So he had to have been tied with Cecil Rhodes. So I also think the people who just mad that an African American man is running this shit right now. I'm just throwing it out. Kind of. Kind of.

Well, South African. It's a little bit different. Hey, Charlize Theron is a wonderful African American actress. The melanin in the skin doesn't matter. She is an African American. Well, you know, I guess so. But yeah, I don't know. I used to really like Elon Musk. I wanted a Tesla for the longest time. I can still do. No, dude. I mean, just for the Earth, bro. Just the Model 3. Yeah, man. Just the Model 3. They're only like 38 grand. No, but the batteries there in them, bro. It's so horrible. They're really bad. I

Oh, no, I before I knew that. Okay. Okay. Before I knew that. I mean, even now I would just say like, you know, I think that we're we're inevitably going to electric cars, whether one whether we like it or not. I'm not saying that I'm for it or or against it. But I mean, I think if the elite have their way that that's exactly what's going to happen. Because if everything's electric, if everything is implemented into the cloud, it's much more controllable. And if you just have fucking oil, oil like cars and gasoline cars, then I

mean, it's hard. I mean, sure, there's still a computer chip and system and all that shit into our cars today. But those are way like you can tinker with that shit. You go and know if I can kill it. Oh, dude, for sure. But what I'm saying is they can fucking hack into your shit. Yeah, Tesla for sure, because it's all computer based. I don't know.

Tesla's done it before. Yeah, Tesla for a little while. Like there was like, I forget what was going on. But they gave people a code that gave them extra range. And it's like, wait a minute.

Whoa. You mean you mean I can just put in a code and all of a sudden I get more mileage. I thought the mileage was limited based on battery capacity. And it's like, that's a little sketchy, isn't it?

You know, there were electric cars that had 200 mile ranges a hundred years ago. Oh, yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. It's a matter of fact. Hold on. What was the Japanese guy's name that created them? I'm trying to remember his name because of a not mistaken. There was a weird tie between him and Hiroshima.

Oh, I wouldn't doubt it. He wasn't involved with it. I'm saying he was supposed to be killed by it. Or he was there that day. And he was like the radiation effect him in some way. And he went on to create the first electric car that got better mileage than some of our electric cars today. I'm got.

Oh, dude. I mean, there's plenty of people that are doing that kind of shit. I mean, they're taking like some kind of condenser or something like that to be able to stretch out your gasoline to be able to give you a lot more miles.

Well, Henry Ford had an electric car. Yeah. Yeah, he did. In like the 20s or 30s. I'm still waiting on the water powered car to make a comeback. It's never going to.

You can make you can you can gasify your water and turn it into fuel. Right. There's ways to do it where you throw like a magnetic charge into the water and it.

Separate gas out of the water separates the hydrogen. Yeah. Yeah. It's just running on water. It's a doable thing. But a lot of people don't have the know how and or will power to do it.

There's YouTube videos. Folks. Yo, YouTube is such a tool.

Don't be wrong. Let's talk about it. Yeah. Because they've given us too many strikes and shit. But as far as like how to do things, YouTube is where it's at. Absolutely.

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