All right. Good afternoon. Good morning. Good evening, wherever you are. Whatever time zone you're in,

welcome to the resident state. As we continue on, this is going to be our third episode. And I have the

great pleasure of being joined by Mr. William Ramsey, an excellent researcher, a good friend.

And my friend, Sean McCann, not McCann,

and we're going to be actually using, I think we're going to do a dual broadcast between

Resident State and Wake the Dead. But today, William is going to be looking at the book of the Manchurian candidate, tying this into the JFK assassination and a whole bunch of other things.

So I'm really excited to step into this new field and see what is happening.

And, you know, this is always relevant because if you look at our

current political matrix, you can see a lot of these politicians that kind of seem like

they're a little bit hypnotized or they're a little bit, you know, it's hard to tell. And so we have

a lot of these trigger things happening.

You can see these flash mobs.

You can see all kinds of variety of social breakdowns, et cetera, et cetera.

So I think this remains very, very relevant.

And the basic apparatus of the human perception has not changed, especially

hasn't changed since the 1950s to where we are now. So all these things, I think, are quite relevant,

and as is a JFK assassination, because that has transformed the entire state of the world. If you look

at America as being the leading power um and this course

ties into the cold war which was a continuous state of fear the nation was in right it's a war

you can't win it it's perpetual the spies are here spies are there etc it created a nuclear war

threat of nuclear war, created a whole

state of fear, and it even created a state of nihilism in many people in the population,

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