Good evening, everybody. Here I am with Professor H. He has joined us again in this series we're doing, exposing the horrors of Epstein, and in particular, the Zorro Ranch, the gene editing of babies, the black markets in babies, the creation of hermaphrodites, the increasing the

sucking skills of babies, and on and on, on, these depraved individuals' scientific experimental

list goes. So there's just so much stuff coming out every day. People are searching left

and right, different terms, finding out different things different things and professor h has been studying the case feverishly so a huge thank you coming back my friend

mr adwood it's my pleasure to return to you and your above average guests internationally

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and we will get, we'll raise that up for him.

So what are the latest revelations about the Zorro Ranch?

Well, today I thought I would take a slightly different approach,

but focus on the Santa Fe Institute, the American Southwest, and Zorro Ranch, providing a brief, very brief cultural history of what Zorro is.

And I am qualified, like Jeffrey Epstein, to name check the masked bandit named Don Diego. He was a

Spanish-Mexican colonialist in this area that we're talking about, like the Zoro Ranch

area. And there was a television show.

This is when television was still relevant to the American public in its early phase of brainwashing.

I was one of those little kids sitting around the TV in his pajamas watching the adventures of Zorrol, Guy Madison and he is sort of like a Robin

Hood figure by the way we were seeing reruns of Robin Hood we were seeing some pretty interesting

British television that started Richard Green this is way before your time, but your parents would

know who Richard Green is in The Adventures of Rob. We had something similar, and guess what?

Zorro, not coincidentally, was produced by Walt Disney. And this was, of course, when Walt Disney

was still alive. And I don't need to really go into his career.

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