Episode 428: Rabbit Hole Wednesday

0:01Speaker 1:The following presentation isn't del Marvis Studio's production.

0:32Speaker 2:Welcome back to secures from around the world.

0:35Speaker 3:It's time for another edition of the Fact Hunter podcast as we record on this lunchtime Wednesday, July twenty second, twenty twenty six, kind of an impromptu episode. You know, there's a lot of rabbit holes even though we've been doing this for six years, that we've yet to go down. So we'll call it rabbit Hole Wednesday, if you will. I want to start with an email and play a couple audio clips for you, and on that third rabbit hole, we're going to go down just a little bit. And then i'd love for your guys feedback on these and would one of these particular rabbit holes be something you'd like me to do an entire episode on. But before we get started, let's go to the email box and uh, this is from Jack. I was thinking outside the box.

1:18Speaker 3:And everyone seems to be fixated on Trump and Iran. But consider the Swift banking system that runs through Belgium and uses the American dollar. There are twenty million transactions per day through Swift, and the World Economic Forum does the same. A vast majority of these are done via JP Morgan and Chase Manhattan Bank. Remember March of twenty twenty one or twenty two, President Biden declared that in nine months he wanted a central bank digital currency to be online by Christmas. Now consider Bricks, which is Brazil, Russia, India, China and South Africa trying to use China's currency to displace the dollar and collapse the Western world. The deposition of Maduro and taking Venezuela's oil crippled Bricks because only Russia and Iran produce oil. Besides Venezuela, Russia is occupied, so the bankers like Jamie Diamond ordered the attack when I ran now, this is the Pineapple Wars, not about nuclear weapons. It's about the money. And if things get reset, then JP Morgan might lose power just thinking about things.

2:36Speaker 2:And I agree with you, Jacques.

2:39Speaker 3:I think anytime, whatever the news headline is, there's something deeper to what's going on. Sometimes it's a straight up distraction. Sometimes there is financial aspects to it as well. And to be frank, I don't think I've talked about the swift banking system in depth in quite some times. So that is something that we are going to revisit what's really going on. And again the BT system is the endgame, getting that central Bank digital coin, no more cash under the table, no more bartering in these type of things that they're trying to eliminate all of it so they can bring in the social credit score, the central Bank digital coin, and then the B system along with social credit scores.

3:22Speaker 2:So thank you, Jacques.

3:24Speaker 3:And again the email is thefact hunter at mail dot com. Rabbit hole number one, and this is an interesting one, the mothball rabbit hole.

3:33Speaker 4:Okay, hold on a second, I just found a rabbit hole. I'd never thought I would have ever fathomed what happened to mothballs? Do you remember growing up here? And now I went to a college once we were opening up for the summer, and they have a million mothballs laying around. These mothballs deterred moths. So why are people not meeting mothballs anymore? The moths were eating their clothes because they were made of cotton, linen, wool, right, But now because everyone's wearing polyester, moth balls aren't as much of a thing anymore. So we went from wearing clothes that have a clothing has a frequency this is silk clothing has a frequency if you're wearing polyester all the time.

4:13Speaker 2:Never mind the fact that.

4:15Speaker 4:We know there's chemicals and forever chemicals and stuff, and we know that the static charge. Remember the dogs in pants study. Type in dogs in pant study, if you want to go down a crazy rabbit hole. They put frigging dogs in pants polyester and they noticed a shocking disruption to their.

4:29Speaker 2:Ability to conceive.

4:31Speaker 4:And the theory was and for the male dogs, it was their testosterone was going off a cliff because of they think is something to do with the static charge. You know, when you grab something out of the dryer you get shocked, that's usually polyester. I don't think I've had a static charge in years because all my clothes are natural materials now. But then there's also the study about how clothing wool, linen, and cotton have like the highest frequency, whereas polyester is like a zero frequency.

4:56Speaker 2:Dude, it is not a vibe.

4:58Speaker 4:And not to mention, if you watch that documentary about the clothing industry where they're called dark Dark Waters or something, and it's about how the modern fashion industry is the most like you think of the agricultural or you think of like oil usage and cars and transportation being bad for the environment, wait until you find out what this Sam damn fashion is doing.

5:16Speaker 2:It's crazy.

5:16Speaker 4:We got to return back to our natural materials, agreed.

5:21Speaker 3:And we need to get back to Linen's you know, natural fiber clothing. And we talk all the time on this podcast about chemtrails and fluoride and everything else. They're trying to poison us with. Pardon me, but and we've mentioned it before, but we haven't really gone down that rabbit hole. Right, You don't think much about clothing beyond style and functionality and right getting you know, the cool little phrases on our t shirts to get people's attention.

5:54Speaker 3:But there was a panel discussion recently, actually it was in London. It was closed that don't make us sick solutions to the problem of plastics, and you'd be interested to know that where's my notes. There's an alarming rate they say, self poisoning from the chemicals that are used to produce synthetic fabrics. That we what's our largest organ in our body, it's our skin and we absorb through the skin. Sixty nine percent of clothing that is now synthetic consuming it's like one hundred and ten billion pounds of oil annually. So again, if you do just a little bit of studies, the very first semisynthetic fabric was developed.

6:45Speaker 3:It was Rayon and it was eighteen hundreds I think it was the eighteen thirties maybe, and it was produced from this wood pulp that is processed with chemicals to create it was like a silk like fabric, and in the to the twenties, nineteen twenties, it was advertised as an artificial silk, is how they labeled it. But like everything else we talk about resets, after World War Two, the use and the demand for relatively inexpensive synthetic fabrics dramatically increased, and you started seeing lycra nylon polyester is now dominating the clothing market. Like everything else, we have artificial foods, bioengineer foods, and our clothing is something that we don't pay enough attention to. So if that's something and not only that, this is something we have talked about a lot. When we launder our clothes, and many people not us. We use our own homemade laundry detergent, shampoo, we sometimes make our own soap. I have a certain brand that I use one hundred percent natural. Anything that touches your skin. We have to be very ctness enough.

8:01Speaker 2:So there you go. Rabbit hole number one, rabbit hole number two.

8:04Speaker 3:Let me click to the next screen.

8:06Speaker 2:Here and I'll be frank with you.

8:09Speaker 3:I'm not sure I was aware of this one, and once I looked into even Google, the Dallas Morning News wrote an article on this. This This is the Medicaid estate recovery rabbit hole.

8:23Speaker 5:The government wants you to put your boomer parents that you don't like in a nursing home. That is their entire goal is for you to put your boomer parent in a nursing home, particularly if they own a home or any type of asset. Because Medicare you don't have to pay that back. That is what you get as health insurance when you turn sixty five in America, and it doesn't cover much. It covers your basic needs. So they push for you to sign up for Medicaid supplementary.

8:51Speaker 5:And what they leave out a lot of the times is that when you have Medicaid supplementary, when you're elderly and you pass away, Medicaid seizes all of those assets to pay back whatever you spent in medicaid, which means that they're going to take houses, businesses, savings, pensions, whatever is left over. They now get that it is their way of ensuring that middle and lower class people do not acquire any type of generational wealth because those companies are going to come in and they're going to seize that house, that land, that business, whatever, and they're not going to sell it back to somebody like us. They're going to sell it to a corporation. That's who's going to come in and buy it. So for everybody that's like, I'm never taking care of my parents, I'm putting them in a home, YadA, YadA, YadA, that's fine if that's what you want to do, but you're going to lose everything that they own if you choose to do that.

9:45Speaker 2:And there was a couple of errors there. Obviously.

9:48Speaker 3:I think it actually starts in fifty five, not sixty five, if I'm not mistaken. And it's not even that you don't want to take care of them. There are people who just don't understand this. And you know, well, obviously many of us we go across social media looking for the next rabbit hole. And I saw that and I thought, nah, come on, and then I googled it and the first thing that came up was the Dallas Morning News MERP. The Medicaid Estate Recovery Program and its sole purpose, This is the Dallas Morning News again, its sole purpose is to seize money from the estates of deceased Medicaid recipients and then PLoP the recovered funds back into the state's coffers.

10:30Speaker 3:And again what she said, it doesn't just go up for sale. Nine times out of ten. He goes to a corporation ran by Blackstreet, Blackrock or Vanguard, and the government, acting through a contractor called Health Management Systems Incorporated, does this by filing acclaim in probate and they the Health Management system is affiliated with Veritas Capital. Again they claim it in probate, and you know, you'll ask, why is this a prudent financial maneuver by the government, Because again, although Medicaid is a needs based program, not every Medicaid recipient is what they call a powper. So these type of assets that a recipient can own and still be Medicaid eligible is a homestead, a car, a retirement account.

11:23Speaker 3:They can pull all of those, not just their home merp claims can involve a significant amount of money. So again, this is extremely interesting and I've only scratched the rabbit hole. If this is something that you're familiar with, encountered with, I'd be interested to hear from you.

11:42Speaker 2:Now.

11:43Speaker 3:This is the rabbit hole of the day without it, this is the story of Georgia Tan.

11:51Speaker 1:Apped and then sold an estimated five thousand babies between nineteen twenty four and nineteen fifty five thousand. This is certainly beyond shocking and unsettling to hear. But how she got away with it and how she got away with it for so long? Only as to the terrifying nature of this truly staggering story, which is actually hard to believe is one hundred percent true. Tan pulled off for a brazen scheme through operating the Tennessee Children's Home Society, a society which on the surface was doing the lord's work finding homes for orphaned children. In reality, it worked as a cover for Tans to funnel children into her care, only for her to turn around and sell them on the black market for extreme profit. In the nearly thirty years Tan and the society were in operation, she managed to kidnap and sell an estimated five thousand babies. These weren't orphaned children placed under her care. They were stolen right from under their parents' noses. How how could anyone get away with kidnapping and selling children for nearly thirty years right here in America? She did it with help from friends in high places. She took children who came

12:54Speaker 1:from poor families for the simple reason that poor families at the time didn't have the necessary resources to search for one of their children should they go missing. If families did file a report, Georgia Tan would have it handled by her close friend E. H. Crump, a powerful tycoon in the so called Boss of Memphis. Crump would make sure the reports of missing children were ignored. She also had an elaborate system for taking newborn babies from hospitals and mental wards, bribing doctors and nurses to help her take the children and then tell their unsuspecting parents that their baby was stillborn. Tan would take off with the baby, with the child's parents believing their newborn to be deceased. She even had a system for snatching children right off the street. She took children from churches or daycare centers while they played with their friends, they'd end up in the arms of a uniform social worker under Tan's employ and they'd never be seen by their birth parents again. Once the children were under her care and their parents were numb, the wiser, Tan would wipe their identities and sell them to couples looking to adopt, leaving

13:51Speaker 1:them completely in the dark about where the child came from. By falsifying or destroying their documents. Tan pocketed millions of dollars selling children to out of state couple, charging a five thousand dollars premium on out of state adoptions. Almost ninety percent of her sales, which in this context sales as a truly disgusting word, went to wealthy couples in New York and Los Angeles who could afford the steep pricing of TAN services, including actress Joan Crawford, who adopted her twin daughters from Tan. It should be noted none of the adoptive parents had any chance to suspect what they were doing was wrong. On its face, Tan's operation was a legitimate adoption agency. Of course, Simply adopting a baby and then never having questions about where that child came from isn't possible. But if the adoptive parents ever questioned Tan about issues that arose things like missing birth certificates or clearly falsified medical histories, Tan had an answer.

14:40Speaker 1:If the new parents ever had any suspicion that anything fishy was going on, Tan would threaten them with legal action through one of her major accomplices, Family Court Judge Camille Kelly. Judge Kelly used her position of power to sanction Tan's activities and threaten the adoptive parents with taking away their adoptive children. If they continued to make a fuss or ask questions, they would also be threatened with being roped into whatever legal ramifications Tan may or may not have faced. I mean, they did use her services, so technically they were involved in an illegal enterprise themselves, and here was a judge telling them they were complicit.

15:14Speaker 1:Needless to say, this blackmail coming from the US judicial system itself, made a lot of folks go quiet. Tan was so powerful and wealthy, so highly regarded as a steward of ridding adoption of its negative stigma at the time, and so well connected, no accusations or rumblings of misconduct ever stuck. The story is so insane that it's hard to even frame it or tell it in a way that makes any sense whatsoever. But it's completely real. It happened, and it affected thousands of lives right here in America.

15:43Speaker 1:To make it even more insane and unbelievable, one of those children that Tan and her agency kidnapped and sold to unsuspecting adoptive parents was professional wrestling legend the nature Boy, Rick Flair, and in the end, Tan and Judge Kelly and E. H. Trump and everyone else who knew it was truly going on to the Tennessee Children's Home Society got away with it. None of them ever faced charges. Tan died of cancer at fifty nine. Judge Kelly and E. H.

16:09Speaker 1:Crump both died shortly thereafter, in nineteen fifty four and nineteen fifty five, respectively. None of the children they kidnapped were ever returned to their biological parents. Thanks for watching.

16:21Speaker 3:Now here's what's interesting, folks. There's actually a rabbit hole. Within that rabbit hole. You got the sanitized version of that story. Pardon me for a second. So Georgia ten again. She was born July eighteenth, eighteen ninety one, and died September fifteenth, nineteen fifty was an American child trafficker, and they operated under the Tennessee Children's Home Society and Unlicensed Adopts, an agency in Memphis, Tennessee, and again she used the home as a front for her black market adoption scheme.

16:59Speaker 3:For thirty years, young children were kidnapped and then sold to wealthy families, abused or in some instances straight up murdered.

17:09Speaker 2:And then a state.

17:09Speaker 3:Investigation into numerous cases of numerous cases pardon me of adoption fraud led to the institution's closure in nineteen fifty. And of course we mentioned she died later that year, September fifteenth, nineteen fifty, and those involved died shortly thereafter as well, as you heard, and all of that is true.

17:31Speaker 2:And if you go to the Wikipedia and.

17:34Speaker 3:Read about it, you'll see that notable personalities who used hand services included actress Joan Crawford, one of the more famous actresses of our time, and she made a lot of money. Obviously, Rick Flair as well was one of the people who went through there. But what you don't hear, and this is the you know, we'll call it the rabbit hole. Within the rabbit hole is that she prominently is at the word. She readily promised Jewish babies to wealthy adoptive families and lucrative sales. Much of her clientele were Jewish again, black market scheme. And you have to understand, during the nineteen twenties into the forties, your traditional legitimate adoption agencies did not allow Jewish families to adopt. So she Tan, Georgia Tan saw this as a supply and demand problem. And most of those children's children, pardon me, went to Jewish families, and then she even falsified their heritage.

18:55Speaker 3:She would aggressively market babies to wealthy Jewish families in the US, work New Jersey. She would use fake paperwork to pass off these kidnapped Think about this. She took kidnapped Southern Baptist babies and I'm saying this from Southern Baptist families and then sent them off to Jewish families. Do you understand, Yeah, unbelievable. So you had, you know, babies that came from a traditional Christian background, their families, they were stolen black market and most of them went to Jewish families and then were raised under Judaism. And that is the rabbit hole within the rabbit hole, and she used all kinds of methods to get her hands on children, pressure tactics, threats of legal action. She would dupe or coerce parents. But what she did was she normally used poor single mothers. She would turn the children over to her custody, most times under false pretenses, with fake PaperWorks, and then send them off to in most cases again these Jewish families. So there you go. That's your three rabbit holes for the day. But again, when you go to Wikipedia, that is the sanitized version. You

20:26Speaker 3:don't have to look very hard to find the true version, that's for sure. I hope you enjoyed rabbit Hole Wednesday.

20:33Speaker 2:If you have.

20:34Speaker 3:Information on any of these three, or you want one of these to be a full blown episode, please email us thefact Hunter at mail dot com. The links are in the show notes. And as always, God bless you, keep your head on a swivel, in Christ in your heart, and until we meet again, my friends, we will see you.

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