"I'VE BEEN TO HELL AND BACK!"
A podcast guest discusses his experiences in military and CIA contracting, his move to Medellín involving drug networks, a claimed visit to hell with subsequent exorcisms, and his theories about media manipulation and political endorsements.
Summary
The guest describes an extensive background in high-risk environments, including service in the US Navy with deployments to Iraq, Haiti, and Afghanistan. He explains how these experiences created an addiction to adrenaline-fueled environments. After his CIA contracting role, he relocated to Medellín, Colombia, where he became involved in setting up drug dealing networks, describing this as the most dangerous thing he'd ever done. The conversation shifts to a significant personal experience where the guest claims to have visited hell, describing it as more real than anything he's experienced and involving extreme physical contortions and fear. He mentions having undergone multiple exorcisms subsequently. The guest also discusses building a successful podcast but claims it doesn't appear in popular podcast listings due to controversial statements he made. He expresses theories about media manipulation, suggesting that major platforms have embedded operatives who plant guests and that the Trump administration effectively utilized podcasts during the election cycle. Finally, he indicates he previously endorsed Trump but has since changed his opinion on the former president for multiple reasons.
Key Insights
- The guest claims that moving to Medellín, Colombia to set up drug dealing networks was the most dangerous thing he had ever done, more so than his military and CIA contracting missions.
- The guest describes his hell experience as more real than anything he's experienced, involving extreme physical contortions and unprecedented levels of fear, leading to multiple subsequent exorcisms.
- The guest believes major platforms have embedded operatives who plant guests on shows, and references an example of someone he had on his podcast to support this theory.
- The guest's podcast doesn't appear in popular podcast rankings because of controversial statements he made long ago, which he attributes to platform suppression.
- The guest previously endorsed Trump and wanted him to win the election, but has since changed his opinion on Trump for multiple reasons.
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Transcript
[0:00] You said you think you visited hell. >> I know I did. And it was more real than anything I've experienced. It was the most amount of fear I'd ever felt in my life. My body was contorted. It was doing things that the human body shouldn't do. >> Do you think you were possessed? Because subsequently, you've had several exorcisms. >> Yes. The things that are happening are just undeniable. >> What happened? >> I'll tell you what I experienced. >> Just before we get into all of that, you have lived a remarkable life. I was in a US Navy, went to Iraq, Haiti, Afghanistan, and done some insane [0:31] missions. I mean, you learn a lot…
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