Okay, we are live. Hi, this is William Ramsey. Welcome to William Ramsey Investigates on today's show. I have a very special guest. Returning guests, it's Courtney Turner. If you've listened to my show, you've listened to a number of our older episodes, and we are doing it part two about Game B. And the last one was very well received, but it wasn't our only show we've been on her show

We talked about Belenziaga and Knights of Malta hospitalers Templars and Pilgrim Society and then she's we've talked about the Tavistock Institute as well

She's talked about that with me but again like I said I said, this will be part two. And if you're

watching this on Rumble, Rockfin, or Twitter X, you will see the picture of Jim Rutt, kind of like

the founder of the originator or maybe the front guy of Game B and at the Santa Fe Institute.

We were talking in the pre-show about some interesting connection.

Santa Fe obviously is in New Mexico where Jeffrey Epstein had one of his bases,

a lot of him of various activities.

But he financed or gave money to the Santa Fe Institute,

I think according to my research,

about a quarter million dollars.

But there's another interesting connection, which is one of Robert Maxwell, the father of

Elaine Maxwell, one of his other daughters.

Christine was a trustee of the Santa Fe Institute.

And one of the interesting things about her, aside from her interest in computer technology

and the fact that she has a doctorate, very accomplished person, but she married a guy by the

name of Molina, M-A-L-I-N-A, and I believe that's a check last name.

But what is interesting about him is that his dad was Frank Molina, who was

member of the Suicide Squad. So if you've listened to any of my shows about Jack Parsons, JPL,

you'll know that it was Molina Parsons and Ed Foreman were together who were all at Caltech,

and they would do all these experiments on the Royal Grand area of Pasadena,

while Jack Parsons would recite Crowley's Hymdapan,

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