#12 - Conspiracy Theories: Hitler, Simulation, Shakespeare & MKUltra

Tiss hosts and tells a selection of conspiracy theories including –
Simulation Theory, MKUltra, Der Glocke, Fake-Speare and more.
Beef isn’t having any of it.

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Hitler –

Der Glocke, the Nazi time travel machine.

Hitler didn’t die, he fled to Argentina.

This is also reported to be him at age 95, in Brazil, with his girlfriend.
adolf-hitler-girlfriend

Simulation Theory –

Here is the video we watch during the show.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VU1skKoao6Q

MKUltra –

Bob talks about a Derron Brown TV about mind control.
Listeners in the UK can view the entire episode on 4od here-
http://www.channel4.com/programmes/derren-brown-the-experiments/on-demand

A few films we mention during the MKUltra discussion –

(Clockwork Orange, The Manchurian Candidate (original and remake, American Ultra.)

Chemtrails –

Atlanta Coffins –

Image result for atlanta coffins

Shakespeare / Fake-Speare –

The film Tiss mentions that asks ‘Was Shakespeare a fraud?’

Here is a clip from the relevant Louis Theroux documentary that we mentioned where William Shakespeare is declared ‘Undoubtedly black! Without question!’.
The clip is taken from the episode titled ‘Black Nationalists’, and is definitely worth tracking down and watching.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=olqPODTcRHI

3 Comments

jeremy green on December 27, 2018 at 4:58 pm

what if we were the simulated outcome of some insane war addicted person playing some game on their future smart phone? or some ten year old kid playing the newest future simulation app on his phone, and he’s came up with us thinking we are the center of the universe lol. insane to think of

Jeremy green (Ohio,U.S.) on December 27, 2018 at 5:32 pm

shakespeare could have been just a ghostwriter, say for a woman. i believe in those times women weren’t taken serious in a lot of professional fields. possibly she thought it was the best way to get her work out. or just someone wanting to avoid their name being known for some reason. a failed writer looking for a new start. ghostwriters are still used today for all sorts of reasons in music, literature, ect. love the show guys, still working on my binge from episode 1 on! thanks guys! also, fema would be smart to keep stacks of coffins/body bags around in case of emergency. we’ve lost thousands in national tragedies. if something more disastrous happened and a hundred thousand people passed away suddenly, you wouldn’t want to need them and not have them. losing that many people in a natural disaster isn’t unprecedented

Weird Tales and the Unexplainable on December 28, 2018 at 2:14 pm

Hey Jeremy, glad you’re enjoying the pod – you have a lot of episodes ahead of you. A few of our listeners actually really latched on to the Shakespeare conspiracies we mentioned in this ep, and recently (ep #113) we finally dedicated a whole episode to the topic.
Interesting thoughts, and the simulation stuff drives me crazy if I think about it too much… (it’s probably true.)
Bob.

jeremy green on December 27, 2018 at 4:58 pm

what if we were the simulated outcome of some insane war addicted person playing some game on their future smart phone? or some ten year old kid playing the newest future simulation app on his phone, and he’s came up with us thinking we are the center of the universe lol. insane to think of
Jeremy green (Ohio,U.S.) on December 27, 2018 at 5:32 pm

shakespeare could have been just a ghostwriter, say for a woman. i believe in those times women weren’t taken serious in a lot of professional fields. possibly she thought it was the best way to get her work out. or just someone wanting to avoid their name being known for some reason. a failed writer looking for a new start. ghostwriters are still used today for all sorts of reasons in music, literature, ect. love the show guys, still working on my binge from episode 1 on! thanks guys! also, fema would be smart to keep stacks of coffins/body bags around in case of emergency. we’ve lost thousands in national tragedies. if something more disastrous happened and a hundred thousand people passed away suddenly, you wouldn’t want to need them and not have them. losing that many people in a natural disaster isn’t unprecedented
- Weird Tales and the Unexplainable on December 28, 2018 at 2:14 pm
  
  Hey Jeremy, glad you’re enjoying the pod – you have a lot of episodes ahead of you. A few of our listeners actually really latched on to the Shakespeare conspiracies we mentioned in this ep, and recently (ep #113) we finally dedicated a whole episode to the topic.
  Interesting thoughts, and the simulation stuff drives me crazy if I think about it too much… (it’s probably true.)
  Bob.