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I'm Clyde Lewis and this is ground zero

We're back tonight live. I'm back from my

lawn height. It was that one. I was at three weeks right three or four weeks back better than ever. Hopefully. I feel better. I feel a lot better and

learned a lot while I was away out in the middle of nowhere in the woods. I have a nice place to be for the animals and the trees and the grass. You start listening to what is out there and

during my time away, I always thought of you guys and always wondering how you're doing. It's so good that we're back together, you and me and tonight we're going to we're going to have some fun because what I want to do is I want to do an experiment.

As I was contemplating the show, I wanted, you know, what I wanted to do is I wanted to present from my comeback opus something where I was going back to my roots.

And I wanted to take a moment. I wanted to demonstrate what the whole foundation of ground zero is about apart from, of course, the obvious being connected to a nuclear event or a massive extinction level event ground zero has always been creating an

undercurrent of things that are synchronistic and paranormal. And the bizarre in everything from religion to politics, but also in everyday life and the and even when we look at things like scientific

discoveries. And I think most people will agree that there are more things on the horizon that we can discover, meaning that we can still learn how to read minds eventually, right.

Somebody can figure that out or we may all realize that we're telekinetic. I kind of think we are.

I think we have like a voice inside of us. I think there's a little person inside of us that always talks to us and tells us, Hey, you know, you should do this. You should do this. Trust your gut. Trust your soul. Trust the light of Christ. Whatever you want to call it, right. And we can eliminate cancer eventually.

Everything on the horizon, you know, it's ahead of us. We can do that. We can fly to distant solar systems. That is if we get the budgets and focus our attention on things outside of the planet.

Just because we're making fiction nonfiction right now. We are far from breaking the code on how the universe works.

Am I got back? I had to when I got back from where I was. I had to play catch up with that whole barbenheimer phenomenon that I predicted weeks before it happened.

I said, there's going to be a social engineering attempt to have you go see Barbie and have you go see Oppenheimer and of course it happened and they called it barbenheimer Ryan Gabel and I did a show about the social engineering that was underway where both movies went to reprogram.

They were there to reprogram the masses from a pink life to a darker type life. But then as we dig deeper, we find it's the patriarchy versus the dark patriarchy versus I mean both movies were meant to reprogram.

And we, like I said, you look at a patriarchy and we look out, you know, it's a savior, but then women want equality and it's just, you know, like I said, it's, it wasn't as woke as I thought it would be.

But I think that when you're looking at how we break stuff down, we break it down to little pieces like atoms and particles.

Those things gave us the atom bomb. Those things gave us the power of the sun in our hands. It's all symbolic.

And now we're looking at Barbie as a symbol of equality for women and perhaps we can all think that we know what we need to do with atoms.

The smallest building blocks of nature. That's Dr. Oppenheimer. That's, I mean, it's just a weird juxtaposition, if you will, that I, that I saw and they actually used for social engineering. And thanks to the science, we all think, you know, we need all we need to know about the human body, including genomes, DNA structures, proteins.

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