Welcome to Pretty Lies and Alibis. Let's seek the truth and travel the long road to justice

together.

What do you know, Alibis? Welcome to another episode of Pretty Lies and Alibis. I'm

Gigi. It's late. And that may be how it goes this summer, a very unpredictable schedule

of trying to get these out. But I'm here. Had a great time on SDS podcast tonight. Go

to check out their YouTube channel. You can watch the replay if you miss live one music

fact of the day. 99 Luft balloons by Nina. I used to call it 99 red balloons. That song

was written by the guitarist of the band Nina after watching a concert with the Rolling

Stones back in 1982 in West Berlin. At the end of the concert, Mick Jagger released thousands

of balloons into the sky and let the guitars wondering what would happen if those balloons

kind of floated into Soviet airspace. And we're mistaken for UFOs, which in turn just

starts off this chain reaction and nukes flying around everywhere. So that's what the

song was based off of. Very interesting. Love it. It's very 80s. What I've decided to

do is take a few days off from Latisha stout and cover shiny, happy people for a few reasons.

I have listeners that do not have access to Amazon. I have listeners outside of the country

that don't have access to this. And I have listeners who don't want to actually sit and watch

it, but want to know what was in it. I've got I can't tell you how many inboxes emails

of people saying, please do a deep dive on this documentary. So that's what we're going

to do. Probably the rest of the week. But what I wanted to do tonight is kind of give

you a backstory on some of the teachings of this sect, the splinter religion. This is

not Christianity. This is kind of reminds me of Chad daybell and that you take some foundational

things that are taught. And then you move it over here and you build it up. And that's

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