Oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh, oh.

The planet's popping masters almost surely have a plan.

There's clearly maybe something there beyond the realm of man

Until we thoroughly tested every last close-chested view

I find the more we think we know the less we really do

Where would we be without THC? Because we know they're lying to us just don't know to

what degree. Where would we be without THC? The highest side chat show great carwood and company.

It's the end of the world as we know it, but I feel fine.

From the Sunshine State, I'm Greg Carlwood.

And it's hard to have convictions about what the truth of anything is in a world so systematically stacked with state propaganda, sophisticated sciops, and engineered opinions as ours is.

Complicating things further is this rat's nest of

reality shaping operations and public perception creation goes back about as far as there's been a

reality or a perception of it to shape. Nearly every philosophy, organization, religion, government,

think tank, or movement exalts itself as operating from the right moral position

in a sea of manipulative garbage, often concealing its own deeper agendas behind the PR,

ideological inception, and recruitment campaigns.

It is truly tough to conclude much about anything anymore, but we do what we can to whack

through the weeds and find our own path despite many misdirections and admittedly some occasional backtracking.

Sadly, even many of the countercultures we might have found comfort in often end up having sketchy intelligence ties and unsavory funding

that oftentimes leaves one wondering if we bought a lie sold to us as an alternative truth,

which is the value I found

in the dense and detailed work of today's guest Matthew Erritt. Matthew is a journalist, as well as

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