#2535 - Andrew Wilson

“I forget the type. These are 150-grain Core-Lokt soft tips. That's right. And they're soft tip. Right. So they only have enough of a jacket to keep the bullet together. Right. The idea is that it expands inside the body, causing massive trauma.”

“own, you know, the book of Eugene. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Book of Eugene. And this is Eugene's new prophetic way forward. That is 100% true. And there are actual fail-safes in the Bible that prevent people from writing new Bibles. Right? The entirety of the message of Christ in and of itself. This is what Christian ethics is based on. The teachings of Jesus Christ, the teachings of the scriptures.”

“Nasty. Yeah. That's what I say when people say, you know, they get upset at me that I hunt. I go, the way that elk is dying when I shoot it with a bow and arrow is infinitely better than the way it's going to die when its teeth wear down to nothing and then it gets like emaciated where it can't escape.”

“It's hard. If you're trying to do that for ethical reasons, I always recommend people just eat eggs. Get chickens if you can, if you have a backyard, and eat your chickens' eggs. It is karma free. They're your pets and they give you food and you could live off eggs.”

“Mm-hmm. You know, have you ever heard Graham Hancock talk about that? No. It's really interesting. So, the Ethiopian Bible has a lot of, like, the Book of Enoch in it, and it's a really old version.”

“Eggs are awesome. It's hot too. The vegetarians, it's okay to eat fish too. Like, there's some that's pescatarian. Okay. Yeah, vegetarian is eggs and milk. I mean, you would want it sourced from like an ethical farmer where you can watch him milk his cows, where it's not like some fucking machine where the cow's like got its head in a harness and then just yanking on its tits.”

“That is an important distinction about the type of bullet. Huge distinction. Yeah. But FMJ especially, because that's what the Army was using, is FMJ-ball ammunition. It's cheap to produce, right? So they're using it in all these different wars. And the amount of people shot with that caliber between World War I, II, and Korea is astronomical.”

“Okay. Yeah, vegetarian is eggs and milk. I mean, you would want it sourced from like an ethical farmer where you can watch him milk his cows, where it's not like some fucking machine where the cow's like got its head in a harness and then just yanking on its tits.”

“Oh yeah, it's so gross. It's not. It looks like liquid. Also, not good for you. Especially those plant-based burgers. Those are not good for you. They're just not. Well, and then everything's fried in vegetable oil and... Not good. Not good. None of that stuff's good. None of that stuff's good. But you know, you got to save the chickens.”

“with it being supersonic ammo. So you're getting two sounds. You're getting a sound of the bullet actually breaking the air. You're also getting the sound of the rifle going off. I don't understand it.”

“I met him once. He was a very nice guy. I met him at a gun range. I met him at Taron Tactical in LA. It's a place where you learn like serious gun shooting. This is where Keanu Reeves learned for John Wick and a bunch of- Is that where all those videos are from?”

“So it's probably multiple videos? Yeah. Yeah. The thing about the tasers is it's fucking weird, man. Tasers on some people, they lock them up and they fucking and they fall down. I've seen guys just scream and rip those things off their chest like it's nothing.”

“Do you know who he is? He, um, what is his, uh, the comfort dilemma? Is that his book? Very interesting guy. He's been on the podcast a couple of times, but he was talking about the blue zones. You know, those blue zones where, as you light a cigarette, where, uh, everybody lives to be a hundred cause they're, they, uh, they only vegetarian or they eat shellfish and”

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