We got a collard on the line here.

What's going on, everybody?

Welcome to Canary Cry Clubhouse, the opportunity here at the end of the week to take a deep

breath, not dive into the news, not to search through history's doom piles to pull out the relevant

paper clips and knick-knacks that we need for the project at hand in order to piece together,

a cognizable, a cognizant, I don't know, view of history, reality, current events, things like that,

to wade our way through the fifth generation warfare and the narratives that are flying at us from every direction.

Now, today we're going to be doing, well, some of that, but just in a different way.

There's a place for fellowship, a place for exploration, a place and a face for Collins.

I got a face for Collins, folks. That's right. We're going to be

premiering Gons' new Beyond the Verse mini documentary. It's going to be great. How Jesus

defeated the Nephilim, which I think, you know, we complain about how, uh, and I say complain, because I do mean it, we do complain.

We should not be complaining, though.

But that's how it is being an old fogey.

But, you know, we talk about how it's so weird, how even just mainstream, the biggest podcast in the world, the most popular content.

We'll just casually talk about Nephilim now.

But much how it can be a bit of a diversion.

You know, people getting into conspiracy theories,

people learning the secret histories,

people following current events and biblical prophecy,

and diving into the esoteric messaging that is apparent and saturates all of the mainstream media

and how it crafts the way that we even experience the world around us.

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